en otra playa del condado en watsonville, las autoridades reportaron que un hombre quedó atrapado debajoen sunset beach alrededor de las 11:30, mientras que en capitola emitieron órdenes de evacuación en el área turística cerca al mar por peligro de inundación en santa cruz nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. gracias, nathalie. es que nos encontramos precisamente bajo aviso de fuerte olee. e el servic meteorológico nacional emitió el aviso, que por cierto, estará vigente hasta el mediodía del martes. eso significa que las personas que se encuentran en la costa deben tener mucho cuidado, aunque, lamentablemente lo que ha ocurrido es lo contrario, pues ha significado más turistas y surfistas en ciudades costeras. por ejemplo, en half moon bay varios surfistas acudieron a las playas para presenciar los efectos de este alto oleaje. todo esto pese a que el servicio meteorológico nacional insiste en decir que nadie debe darle la espalda al océano. y como sabíamos, entiendo que este aviso por oleaje alto no. oleaje fuerte, fuerte. muy alto. exactamente. dayanna, amis, televidentes. y algo que

related to the wharf collapse in santa cruz, it is 50 miles down the coast from there, west of watsonville. we have seen this storm system wreak havoc across the region. in napa, a treetopelled on a power line, knocking out power to people this morning for five hours. down in santa cruz the end of the wharf collapsed into the ocean. no one was hurt there. just under scores the dangerous weather conditions just two days before christmas and the start of hanukkah. zoe has been tracking this one for us. we knew it was coming but it caused problems. >> yeah, i mean, the fact that the high surf warnings have the waves potentially 60 feet that is nothing to laugh about, nothing to joke about. it is definitely stay away from the oceans if you can, again, they are going to widespread waves 30-40 feet. there could be sneaker waves as well. even if it does not look super waiver where you are. the high surf warning remains in effect until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we are seeing a couple of the showers moving across the north bay communities the low hanging cloud coverage missed elsewhere. all ahead

in watsonville, a man died after he got trapped by a large wave under debris at sunset state beach and at marina state beach. another man was pulled into the ocean and still has not been found. all right, let's go now to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at the forecast for christmas eve. sandhya. >> yeah. and dan, christmas eve, it is going to be a stormy start to the day, but let's talk about the surf first. we do have a high surf warning that is in effect for the entire coastline until 6 p.m. tomorrow. current wave heights 7 to 15ft. those breakers have been over 20ft at times today. large breakers 30 to 40ft up to 60ft in favored areas means conditions are dangerous, life threatening until noon tomorrow. we also have a coastal flood warning and that means life threatening conditions, dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, flooding in low lying areas. so watch out. we are tracking some spotty light showers right now on live doppler seven. we're going to take you in to street level radar around guerneville casadero highway. it is a little wet, but this is not

sunset state beach is 15 miles down the coast from santa cruz west of watsonville. >>> it is now crunch time for holiday shopping, so a lot of people might be reaching for those last minute gift cards to finish the list, but the federal trade commission has a warning. they say scammers can get the gift card number and pin even before you buy it. cbs moneywatch correspondent kelly o'grady appeared on cbs mornings plus to talk about what to look out for. >> if the protective sticker has been removed, if that barcode has been scratched off, really any signs of tampering, talk to a store manager and maybe go to a second store because we're learning that these scammers can actually tamper in batches. this is really important because if they have your gift card number and pin, they can take all the money you've loaded on for your loved ones. >> the ftc recommends that shoppers keep all gift card receipts to identify your unique purchase and report fraud as early as you can to the company or directly to the ftc. >>> as santa gets ready to head out from the north pole, we're told the north amer

see some passing clouds about 65 degrees in carmel valley. 59 in carmel and about 64 degrees in watsonville, southern california. hey there. join lots of sunshine. look at the temperatures. very warm. 74 in san diego. 73 downtown los angeles to about 68 degrees in santa barbara. you want to stick up for the high country? certainly a nice weekend to do it to no worry of snow up there. roadways should be nice and clear temperatures generally in the 50's the plan stick around, bring some warmer weather gear as it's going to cold, especially as we head in toward monday. those temperatures for highs only in the 30's. now something to watch out for. if you're traveling towards southern california. is that dense to leave fog along? i-5 watch for some dense fog forming overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. if you've ever driven and that boy, it makes a long ride and dangerous right out there, too. high pressure in control. now you can see the circulation around that ridge. you see right here. we've got that frontal system off to the north. finally going to start to break down the ridge jus

months, i've been to so many different communities on the central coast of california, from salinas, watsonville brawley, el centro, to the la area, to the inland empire, san bernardino, to any number of different places. the latino community foundation marshals the resources that we raise to boost the ability of latino-serving organizations to do their work and we're really proud of that and we see that as the most special part of our mission. damian: i did see images of you in la paz and king county at the resting spot for cesar chavez a couple of months ago, so you are everywhere. again, our guest is julían castro, the former hud secretary and current ceo of the latino community foundation. we're gonna show you information once again, the website for the latino community foundation. maybe you're a donor, maybe you're someone in need of donations or whatnot. here is the website for more information. our last segment is coming up next with julían castro here on "comunidad del valle," stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: and we're back on "comunidad del valle" with our final segment with the former hud sec

wise as we've got some dry weather settling in now. 63 degrees in santa cruz tomorrow about 64 in watsonville and 65 degrees. in celina southern california, cranking those temperatures up in the 70's in many spots as high as 76 in anaheim. 76 in pasadena and 71 in downtown los angeles. head of the high country, not a bad place, either. watch out for some fog in the central valley. otherwise you're dealing with 50's tomorrow and dry conditions across the board. that's gonna stick around for the weekend to high-pressure holding on. but yeah, it's going to weaken a little bit more clouds on the way come sunday. look at the temperatures really dropping off highs only in the 30's as we head in toward monday of this next week. the one spot to watch out travel wise, you head down. i-5 in the central valley. expect some dense fog to develop overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. so, boy, if you've ever driven in this before, makes for a very long in a dangerous drive. if you're heading that direction, visibilities probably less than a quarter of a mile as we head toward early tomorrow morning

watsonville researchers with giorno research say people who live there pay more than 60% of their salary in rent. napa made sixth place, with folks dishing out more than 44% toward rent. following those are santa rosa and petaluma. nearly 42% of their paycheck goes towards rent. still ahead, amazon workers aren't the only ones unhappy. why? united airlines flight attendants are ready to walk off the job in the middle of this holiday travel rush, and also helping those in need. a pair of socks at a time. what started out as a small gesture has grown into something much more. our bay area proud segment is next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that holiday rush is already underway. we'll get you a look here at any kind of airport delays and where we could have some delays tomorrow. plus bay area "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us

investigators say they found late this morning at sunset state beach near watsonville. deputies say the man's death was likely related to the storm that has been causing all these huge waves along the coast. >> now, the big story we're following for you tonight. just days before the holidays, several oakland businesses are hit by police say the suspects used cars to ran the store's kron four's. lindsey ford reports. >> it was really scary. and like the believable, like some kind of scary moment of some glass was everywhere. all on the on saturday. it was like living through a nightmare said donald smith. >> owner of mr. crispy professional barber shop when he found his shop had been rammed into by a vehicle around 6 in the morning causing over $40,000 in store damages and a stolen atm machine smith called oakland pd shortly after and says no one showed up later his 07:00am client arrived and saw the mess. smith said he was scared and embarrassed to stand outside. >> and all of us investment in the event a police officer was coming up the street and that child the flag h

related to the wharf collapse in santa cruz, it is 50 miles down the coast from there, west of watsonvilleled on a power line, knocking out power to people this morning for five hours. down in santa cruz the end of the wharf collapsed into the ocea

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investigators say they found him this morning at sunset state beach in watsonville. deputies say the man's death was likely related to the storm pummeling the coast, but did not say if it was related to the war collapse. taking a live look now at sfo, rainy few days. and it doesn't look like it's going to let up anytime soon. that's where kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us to track all the weekend weather forecast. yeah, you know, we all those clouds rolling through our skies today. not much rain, but we have some fog. >> around the bay area get ready for another storm system rolling in as the storm that has been generating those big swells along the coastline. in fact, we've got a high surf warning that we're watching for some of these waves. 20, maybe 30 feet high mean just some big-time swells dangers along the coastline. only gets like this may be a couple of times per year. and this is one of those times. so likely going to see some coastal flooding to go along with that, too. so a coastal flood warning also being issued by the national weather

out of their 65 locations that stretch from sunnyvale down to watsonville.ve been at this willow street location in san jose for 45 years. >> sadly, we are looking for a new space because we've really outgrown this parish hall that we operate out of. >> this year, they rescued 900,000 pounds of surplus food from grocery stores or catering companies that would have otherwise gone to the landfill. executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they're struggling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says she feels like she's with family. she doesn't feel discriminated. these doors have been open to her and so many others that describe it like a home. volunteer evelyn robinson says wherever martha's kitchen lands, location wise, they wil

out of their 65 locations that stretch from sunnyvale down to watsonville.y've been at this willow street location in san jose for 45 years. >> sadly, we are looking for a new space because we've really outgrown this parish hall that we operate out of. >> this year, they rescued 900,000 pounds of surplus food from grocery stores or catering companies that would have otherwise gone to the landfill. executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they're struggling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says she feels like she's with family. she doesn't feel discriminated. these doors have been open to her and so many others that describe it like a home. volunteer evelyn robinson says wherever martha's kitchen lands, location wise, they w

so i cover the tri county area of monterey county, san benito and watsonville, santa cruz. and so basically a wish kid that's local. i'll get an assignment. hey, there's this wish kid that's available to see. is anyone available? and a lot of times i get a lot of the bilingual requests and that's what we need. just a lot of bilingual spanish speaking and other languages. but bilingual is really, really the need and we go say, yeah, we'll go volunteer with another wish partner. always in twos, and we go see them and we're the ambassadors of make-a-wish. we just go there to greet and help and take the request of what the wish want of the wish kid wants. and we submit that to the head office in san francisco. so it's a lot easier. and like i said, you could select the times that you want to volunteer. that's what's awesome. well, that's why it makes you the giver. you're the good guy and everything john. thank you. we're going to keep you for another segment. but if you want to get a hold of the make-a-wish foundation, greater bay area, we're going to show you a qr code. there

monterey bay, if you're headed that direction, 63 degrees in santa cruz. 64 in watsonville about 58 degrees. downtown monterrey, southern california. boy, it's going to be warm there talking. 71 los angeles. 75 passes. 77 pomona, 73 degrees in san diego. and the high country on hit the sierra nevada boy. it's really nice up there. of course, they haven't had any fresh new snow, but they're making snow up temperatures for highs will be in the 50's. and if you're sticking around, that's going to get a little chilly as we head toward the next few days. highs by sunday with partly cloudy skies only in the 40's and then sunshine. but cold temperatures for only a high of 39 on monday. alright, something to watch out for 2. if you're traveling down the central 9, 5, you're going to see some of that dense to leave fog overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. visibility is less than a quarter mile if you've driven and that before a boy, it's really exhausting. driving those dense fog conditions. be careful of that. a cold front kind of clip in northern california, bringing them a few scattered show

the waves trapped a man and debris this morning as sunsets a beach in watsonville.eputies say the man was freed out of the water by people in the area and rescue crews initiated cpr, but he later died at the hospital. investigators say that man is a resident of santa cruz county. while these high waves are big concern as the rain continues tomorrow, crown for sheep. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look at the forecast. yeah, you can imagine walking along the beach and you've probably seen those big logs of driftwood. >> out there with these big waves, they pick up that driftwood and can make those very, very dangerous. if you're traveling along the coastline. >> not to mention the waves themselves running very, very large. in fact, out there tonight, we do have high surf warnings in effect, as we've seen some big waves. huge waves moving in along the coastline. i think places like mavericks, you could maybe see some 40, maybe some 50 footers as we head in toward tomorrow morning along the general coast, yet 20, maybe some 20 plus, maybe 30 foot waves o

. >> monterey bay, if you're headed that direction, 63 degrees in santa cruz. 64 in watsonville aboutdegrees downtown monterrey, southern california. but4it's going to be warm there talking. 71 los angeles. 75 pasadena, 77 pomona, 73 degrees in san diego. and the high country on hit the sierra nevada boy, it's really nice up there. of course, they haven't had any fresh new snow, but they're making snow up temperatures for highs will be in the 50's. and if you're sticking around, that's going to get a little chilly as we head toward the next few days. highs by sunday with partly cloudy skies only in the 40's and then sunshine. but cold temperatures for only a high of 39 on monday. alright, something to watch out for 2. if you're traveling down the central 9, 5, you're going to see some of that dense to leave fog overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. visibility is less than a quarter mile if you've driven and that before a boy, it's really exhausting. driving those dense fog conditions. be careful of that. a cold front kind of clip in northern california, bringing them a few scatter

the santa cruz county sheriff's office says the man was 64 year old david from watsonville.trapped by debris washed up by the high surf last week along the monterey bay beach. was taken to the hospital, where he was declared dead. >> and the swell is dying down the last, last, next couple of days. the last day or so has dropped off a little bit tomorrow, and the next day it's way down to, like, normal, the swell size. but then it pops right back up. so it's going to be big surf again along the coast probably thursday, friday, saturday. and that coincides with that friday rain event. right now this week looks like friday is going to be the wet day. might be a sprinkle in the north bay north of santa rosa on wednesday, but overall we're kind of we're drying out. that's the plan. and this next system that comes in friday is a colder system, so it will do. nice work in the mountains. they'll get a lower snow elevation, they'll get an accumulation, and north bay will get more rain. and we'll all of us will get some rain, but north bay will get more rain than everybody else there.

or so, moving through the gilroy and watsonville area.isture is not likely to translate into any actual raindrops or measurable rain hitting the ground. so by noon tomorrow, we'll be looking at partly cloudy skies, but under mild conditions. in fact, overnight, because of the cloud cover, the temperatures will not drop very low at all. that's one reason we won't have any frost advisories up in the north bay. we'll see a couple of chilly spots like santa rosa, ukiah and lakeport, but elsewhere, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 60s around the bay, shoreline and inland. even on the coast. we'll have highs in the mid 60s and tomorrow will be a spare. the air day. the first of two consecutive spare the air days. as we are experiencing a little bit of an increase in particulate matter in the atmosphere. so the air quality tomorrow and monday will be generally moderate to poor and it will start to improve midweek. and speaking of midweek, here's the accuweather seven day forecast

watsonville.ng around union city and the fremont area. the rainfall totals have been stacking up there, and you can see between pittsburgh now and clayton, where you have the darker shades of green, those are more moderate rain showers, a bit of a break around the altamont pass leading into tracy, but that will fill in as well. we're picking up a brand new cell now, just off the coast of the san mateo coastline. we'll watch and monitor that for the potential of a thunderstorm developing rainfall totals. quite impressive. this is just this morning since midnight. but actually, when the front blasted through the area beginning at 2:00 in the morning, over half an inch of rain easily. and ben lomond and the santa cruz mountains and san jose with over a quarter of an inch of rain. the temperatures are currently in the 50s across the board, but the winds have been gusting. oakland international airport, now with a wind gust of 30mph. now, with these kind of winds, there will be trees that topple. due t

investigators say they found him monday morning at sunset state beach in watsonville. deputies say the man's death was likely related to the storm pummeling the coastline, but did not say if it was related to the work collapse. >> 35 citizen app video from yesterday showing a van. >> on fire in the college got tunnel. you can see crews trying to put it out. the fire shut down eastbound lanes monday morning. oakland fire says nobody was hurt and firefighters were able to quickly get it out and reopen all the lanes come to suspect a carjacking driver crashes into another car citizen app. video showing yesterday. this is the aftermath n east 12th and 3rd avenue, a few blocks away from lake mary video shows first responders helping one of the victims onto a stretcher. they say multiple people were in this car when they were hit by the driver was trying run away from police. officers say the suspect ran away after the crash but was later found taken into custody. san francisco's s and m shellfish company. they've recalled oysters because of multiple cases of norovirus conta

. >> investigators say they found him monday morning at sunset state beach in watsonville.uties say the man's death was likely related to the storm with pummeling waves at the coastline. it. but it did not say if it was related to the wharf collapse. developing this morning, heavenly mountain resort in tahoe is investigating an accident on one of its chair lists. they happened monday around 10:00am details are still coming in. but in this picture, it appears that 2 chairs came in contact with one another, according to flight data and air ambulance transported people from south lake tahoe to a hospital in reno, tahoe. douglas, fire protection released a statement from facebook that's has 5 total patients were taken to the hospital. they did not say what their conditions were. developing news out of dc former president bill clinton is in the hospital after reports of having a fever. >> clinton 78 years old. a representative for clinton says he's undergoing testing and observation. the same representative says he remains in good spirits and appreciates the care he's receiving

investigators they found monday morning at sunset state beach in watsonville. deputies say the man's death was likely related to the storm pummeling the coast. they didn't say if it was related to the wharf collapse. developing this morning, heavenly mountain resort in tahoe investigating an accident on one of their chair lifts. this happened monday around 10:00am. details are sparse. but in the picture, it appears the 2 chairs came in contact with one another, according to flight data and air ambulance transport people from south whitehall to a hospital. reno tahoe, douglas fife protection releasing a statement from facebook. the 5 total patients had to be taken to a hospital that did not say how their conditions are. if you're still feeling a little christmas shopping, you're not alone. new survey say that most people were planning to keep shopping right up until christmas. and with nearly 24 hours until christmas day, last minute, shoppers packed in the stores of bali plaza along a creek pretty late monday night. well, worth stance and talk to people who say

chris smith grew up on california's central coast in a town called watsonville, a very close family of deeply committed christians, parents, steve and debi, brother paul. steve was a cop and then a firefighter, debi a teacher. home was a kind of boy's eden. we lived on a private ski lake called kelly lake, so-- not bad. yeah, we were very fortunate. keith morrison: i mean for kids, oh, my god. yeah, it was a great place to grow up. we had jet skis for a period of time before we got in trouble with them, and he sold them. we had a boat. keith morrison (voiceover): but just minutes away, like a magnet, irresistible, where pacific beaches, manresa and la selva. and back and forth they went, chris and paul, lake to ocean and back again. paul smith: we'd go wakeboarding and then take a shower and go surf a half hour later. keith morrison (voiceover): chris, a little quirky, talented and intense, part surfer dude, part do-gooder, even as a teenager always eager to help those in need. he'd get a new coat for christmas. and then i'd think, well, where did it go? well, this other guy needed it,

the santa cruz county sheriff's office has identified the victim as 64 year old david of watsonville.was trapped by the debris washed up by the high surf last week. was transported to a hospital where he later died. >> well, the tahoe ski resorts will be ringing in the new year with some fresh new snow. palisades tahoe shared some images with us. the resort says it received another eight inches of snow, bringing its season total to 139i and now that the storms have passed, they are expecting sun and those bluebird days for skiing and riding into 2025. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now, and we are watching some dropping temperatures as we head to the new year. bill. >> yeah, and that makes them happy up there because it had been raining. it was above freezing for a good portion of the last few days. it's now well below freezing and they're making snow obviously. and so that helps them out a lot. they got some snow at the higher elevations. we have cool air as well in here. and that cool air will give us that frost advisory for many folks in the region. and then a freeze warn

investigators say they found him monday morning at sunset state beach in watsonville.uties say the man's death was likely related to the storm pummeling the coast, but did not say if it was related to the work claps. developing this morning, heavenly mountain resort in tahoe is investigating the accident on one of its chair lifts. it happened monday around 10:00am. details are sparse. but in the picture, it appears that 2 chairs came in contact with each other. according to flight data and air ambulance transported people from south lake tahoe to a hospital in reno, tahoe. douglas, fire protection released a statement from facebook that 5 total patients were taken to a hospital. they did not say how their conditions were. >> developing out of washington, d.c., former president bill clinton is in the hospital after reports of having a fever, clinton 78 years old, representative for clinton says he's undergoing testing and observation. that's a representative says he remains in good spirits and appreciate the care that he's receiving. clinton served 2 terms as president

the santa cruz county sheriff's office says the man was 64 year old david from watsonville.apped by debris that washed up by the high surf last week along a monterey bay beach. was taken to the hospital, where he was declared dead. and concerns about seagulls may have played a role in last week's santa cruz wharf collapse, the bay area news group reports. environmental activists had repeatedly stalled the efforts to strengthen the wharf. instead of reinforcing the 110 year old wharf to help it withstand powerful waves. environmentalists, according to the report, were focused on protecting the seagulls that make their nests in the wharf's wooden beams. well, the restaurant at san francisco's seal rock inn in the outer richmond is reopening this thursday after closing four years ago during the pandemic. it is going to be operated by san francisco chef alfred schilling, who plans to transform the space into a parisian bistro. the seal rock inn was built 65 years ago. journalist hunter s thompson was one of its most famous guests. he reportedly stayed at that hotel for weeks at

investigators say they found him monday morning at sunset state beach in watsonville. deputies say the man's death was likely related to the storm public. the coastline, but did not say if it was related to the worst collapse. developing this morning, heavenly mountain resort in tahoe is investigating an accident on one of its chair lifts. it happened yesterday around 10:00am details are sparse. but in the picture, it appears that 2 chairs came in contact with each other. according to flight data in air ambulance transported people from south lake tahoe to a hospital in reno, tahoe. douglas, fire protection released a statement from facebook that 5 total patients were taken to a hospital. they did not say how their conditions are. developing out of dc former president bill clinton is in the hospital after reports of having a fever. >> clinton 78 years old. a representative for clinton says he's undergoing testing and observation the same representative says he remains in good spirits and appreciates the care he's been receiving. clinton served 2 terms as president from

in watsonville, a man died after becoming trapped under debris by a large wave at sunset state beachte beach. another man was pulled into the ocean. he still has not been found this morning. >> we want you to check out these photos out of san diego. dozens of people gathered at the la jolla cove yesterday to watch these enormous waves crash. yep. some brave thrill seekers grabbed their surfboards and took advantage of the big waves. >> in florida, one person is dead and five others are in the hospital after a boat explosion. it happened last night at a marina in fort lauderdale. rescue teams responded to several 911 calls about this incident. when they got there, they found one boat on fire. that fire then spread to a second boat. ■officials say one of the five people sent to the hospital. three have traumatic injuries. drivers divers searched the water for one person who was unaccounted for after that explosion. that person was eventually found dead. witnesses describe the scene there. >> it was like a boom kind of. and i turned around and the whole dock was already on fire. it was

and this is pretty moderate to heavy rain that just lifted out of watsonville. behind it here. just some scattered showers around the san mateo coast side into santa cruz. and then we have some light rain showers still in milpitas, which has seen ample rainfall this morning all the way into the eastern foothills of alum rock and alviso. we see a lot of clearing now around the fremont region, and then tracy back into the altamont pass, into the livermore lab. we have light to moderate rainfall. nice clearing now in portions of the north bay. as far as the rain is concerned. lots of precipitation still in vallejo, and you'll see that all of this will end later on this afternoon. so the bottom line is today you can bank on the morning rain showers tapering off, but there's still a chance. an outside chance of a thunderstorm. dry skies for your hanukkah and christmas. we're currently in the 50s and the winds are breezy and they will blow out of the west 10 to 20mph. today. the bowie report up to 15ft swells. we do have that high surf warning in effect until 6 p.m. tonight. and you

john in watsonville, california. republican. what do you think of the last 48 hours in washington?aller: i want to look at the facts without partisan stuff. plan a was 1500 pages loaded with pork and bribes. oh, but it was bipartisan. yeah, because they all have their hand out. plan b was what? 500 pages. it was pared down. it was less money. there were no bribes and pork stuck in it. it was a clean cr. the l.a. thing that held it up -- the only thing that held it up as we can't vote to raise the debt ceiling. you know what? that debt ceiling thing was put in there to make them think before they appropriated money. you know what? they don't. they wait until the last minute and then they load up on pork like they did before, that 1500 page thing. then they shove it down our throats and raise the debt ceiling another bunch of stuff. the debt ceiling deal has not saved us a penny. tell me, do you think the debt ceiling has kept our debt down? yes or no? host: you said no. we are getting your thoughts on it this morning. what do you think of congressman chip roy of texas who along -- w

now, the santa cruz county sheriff's office identified the victim as david from watsonville. the 64 year old was trapped by debris washed up by high surf last week. was taken to the hospital where he later died. well, a major endorsement this morning for president elect donald trump, days ahead of a big vote on capitol hill on friday, congress must select a new house speaker before they can take up any other order of business, including certifying the electoral college vote for the presidential election. president elect donald trump formally threw his support behind current speaker mike johnson, making it more difficult for other republicans to vote against him. but some conservatives remain frustrated with johnson's role in the government funding deal that collapsed days before christmas. >> i haven't publicly or privately committed yet. i do want to speak with the speaker just to see what his plans are, because there are some issues that i think need to be worked out, specifically dealing with the budget issues. >> the party, the republican party, only has a one vote majori

warmest temps towards the south bay, san jose, santa clara valley, over to santa cruz, down to watsonvillere fog off the coast than there is inland. pretty quiet through friday then a lot of cloud cover. a little cooler on the weekend. >> steve, thank you. >> at 5.39 we have new details on a murder suicide up in sonoma county. what we know abouthe victim and bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. a beard that doesn't itch. and you're using king c. gillette on that thing? king c. gillette? look! this beard trimmer pro's got 40 length settings. and this beard oil- one of gq's best beard conditioners for soft, no itch facial hair. the best a man can get... ...is king c. gillette. (♪) when life spells heartburn... how do you spe