>> president feinstein: you may, chief of the department. >> thank you, president feinstein. so several years back, we talked about are we going to use this as a museum? what are we going to do? so there are, you know, quite a few issues in the building. we do not want the public to have access to the rest of the building. i know there were some homeland security concerns with it being on the port, so there were a lot of things that would need to be worked out, including closing off that area. i don't know when or if that would happen, but we've definitely been having conversations about it. >> president feinstein: thank you, chief nicholson. any other comments or questions from any of my colleagues? i have one directed at you, chief dewitt, and i just wanted to say having reviewed the reports that come from chief velo each month when it's time to -- his meeting to be up, you have an incredible portfolio of projects, and i presume that, one day, you will be a general contractor because you're certainly qualified. it's just amazing, and as you mentioned, i did have, thanks to

>> president feinstein: all right. public comment shall be closed. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, approval of the minutes, discussion and possible action to approve the meeting minutes from the regular meeting on march 24, 2021, and there's nobody on the public comment. >> president feinstein: okay. public comment will be closed. i see commissioner covington wishes to address this topic, am i right? >> commissioner covington: yes, please. >> president feinstein: okay. >> commissioner covington: thank you. madam president, there's a section of the minutes that has to do with the short interchange between me and the chief of the department regarding my questions about the ethnic breakdown of the current recruit class. i think there needs to be a more robust encapsulation of that conversation, when i ask her what the breakdown is of the class. she said, with her check in of human resources, she cannot give that information. i would like to have all of that included in the minutes, please. >> president feinstein: wel

dr justin feinstein is one of the few people in the wild who knows who she is and what she's like i've had a chance to work with her both in laboratory settings and also in real world settings for about 15 years. she's known only as an ass am and she lacks fear because she lacks a part of her grain. she is one of the only humans walking around earth without her make tila. she has this condition known as feet a disease and for a reason that science still has not figured out the condition will go into the brain and selectively calcified the a make the law on both sides of the brain and this is exactly what happened to patient s.m. . there was a lot of people around her who were part of the drug trade she had reported to the police that she didn't want any of these people in her community one day she was sitting outside of her apartment and a stranger comes out of the blue puts a gun to her head and yells at the top of his lungs. and then runs off. about 20 minutes after the secures the police knock on her door. because a neighbor saw this unfold they were quite concerned. and the police

so, that's it. >> president feinstein: anybody else? >> vice president rodriguez: this is for chief o'connor. thank you for your report. i've been wondering where this was going to go eventually. obviously, there is such a big need for this. when you talked about a salt water, would that be like a duplicate of what you have at the end of van ness street? >> no, that was built in a different time and era where permitting wasn't as important. so open water intake like that is subject to a lot more scrutiny now. so i don't think it would be along the same vein, but something similar to that. it all depends on where you put it. the open water one can be cheaper because you can get closer to the pipeline, but there are more regulatory agencies and permitting fees are higher. it's a slant well, where you dig down under the coast and into the sandy layer of the ocean so there is less wildlife restrictions. but you have a longer pipe are-run to get out there. they all present challenges, but no, we don't build one similar to the two-pump statio

senator feinstein? sen. feinstein: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i spent a lot of my past in prisons, particularly state prisons come under the california indeterminate sentencing law, sentencing and parole in women convicted of felonies in california. so i'm very familiar with the atmosphere of these institutions. i wanted to just ask you, a recent study from the new york times indicates that at least 39% of prisoners in federal facilities have been infected with covid. more than four times the general rate of infection in the country. the situation, i believe, seems to be worse at the terminal island facility in california, where the virus, i am told, has infected over 70% of the facility's population and killed 10 inmates. according to a january report by the department of justice's ig staff at terminal island, ig staff, terminal island struggled to enforce social distancing and may not have been quarantining inmates before moving them to alternative housing. the ig also found that roughly 60% of facility staff said they did not have enough pers

dr justin feinstein is one of the few people in the wild who knows who she is and what she's like i've had a chance to work with her both in and laboratory settings and also in real world settings for about 15 years. she's known only as ass. and she lacks fear because she lacks a part of her grain. she is one of the only humans walking around earth without her nicola. she has this condition known as feet a disease and for a reason that science still has not figured out the condition will go into the brain and selectively calcified you make a lot on both sides of the brain and this is exactly what happened to patient s.m. . there was a lot of people around her who were part of the drug trade. that had reported to the police that she didn't want any of these people in her community one day she was sitting outside of her apartment and a stranger comes out of the blue puts a gun to her head and yells the top of his lungs. and then runs off. about 20 minutes after this occurs the police knock on her door. because a neighbor saw this unfold they were quite concerned. and the police said you

dr justin feinstein is one of the few people in the wild who knows who she is and what she's like i've had a chance to work with her both in laboratory settings and also in real world settings for about 15 years. she's known only as ass. and she lacks fear because she lacks a part of her grain. she is one of the only humans walking around earth without her nicola. she has this condition known as feet a disease and for a reason that science still has not figured out the condition will go into the brain and selectively calcified on both sides of the brain and this is exactly what happened to patient s. . there was a lot of people. around her who were part of the drug trade she had reported to the police that she didn't want any of these people in her community one day she was sitting outside of her apartment and a stranger comes out of the blue puts a gun to her head and yells the top of his lungs. and then runs off. about 20 minutes after the secures the police knock on her door. because a neighbor saw this unfold they were quite concerned. and the police said you know explain what happ

dr justin feinstein is one of the few people in the wild who knows who she is and what she's like i've had a chance to work with her both in laboratory settings and also in real world settings for about 15 years. she's known only as an ass. and she lacks fear because she lacks a part of her grain. she is one of the only humans walking around earth without her nicola. she has this condition known as feet a disease and for a reason that science still has not figured out the condition will go into the brain and selectively calcified you make a lot on both sides of the brain and this is exactly what happened to patient s. that. there was a lot of people around her who were part of the drug trade. had reported to the police that she didn't want any of these people in her community one day she was sitting outside of her apartment and a stranger comes out of the blue puts a gun to her head and yells the top of his lungs. and then runs off. about 20 minutes after this occurs the police knock on her door. because a neighbor saw this unfold they were quite concerned. and the police said you know

is inspiring dr justin feinstein to dream a little to dream about the evolution of human fear what's fascinating to me about s.f. is the fact that she's lived a half a century. without the make. and somehow she's managed to survive and i think that tells us something important about the evolution of species. we still live in a dangerous world threats are always going to be. but we're living in a society that has basically endowed us with all of our basic survival needs. when you don't have to live in a world of saber tooth tigers and lions attacking you. maybe that's when fear is no longer a necessary emotion. but we're not there. to what's going on here. the house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift disciplines delivers facts and shows what the future holds and. living in the digital world shift. in 15 minutes on d w back. their patience is running out and their range is growing for a life without electricity. residency a few han a sport. like millions of other people in africa they often experience how are outages the go

well i agree with you and while we're on that avenue diane feinstein and her driver that was working for the chinese communist party for a number of years not investigated very well at all but i think all of these things merit clear thorough investigations if matt gates is involved with human trafficking the penalty should be swift and severe but there is an f.b.i. investigation here as well make no mistake this isn't just some allegation made the f.b.i. has been looking into it for some number of months now the same as they did with their x. well that eric swallow was never very forthcoming about any of that never discussed it so i think it's important that we have an even playing field and dianne feinstein the senator from california her driver from china for a number of years should also be thoroughly investigated because of the national security threats i think that human trafficking is a stain upon this country trying to but national security is national security on that i think i don i think this is something both sides said agree and why can we not good people to become corrup

>> president feinstein: all right.i know we have some items that we've previously discussed in our scheduling in terms of presentations from other meetings. does any commission member or staff member have an item for which they would like to have on the agenda? yes? >> commissioner covington: yes, i would just like the commission secretary to give us the information that she has thus far? >> clerk: so we have chief parks, i believe, and tony boone, will be presenting at the next meeting. and that's all i have at the moment for the next meeting. >> president feinstein: okay. anything anybody would like to see on the agenda for the next meeting? all right. i'm not seeing any waving hands in my little squares. so that will be a -- yeah, we'll see what comes up in the next week or so, and we will have a report from chief rubenstein and just the chief of the department. i would just suggest, i would love to meet the new physician if he's able to attend part of it, if that works, and i leave that to you, chief nicholson, if

feinstein: thank you. judge jackson, i was impressed to learn that according to the alliance for justice, you have a reversal rate of less than 2% of your more than 550 decisions since assuming the role of u.s. district judge for the district of columbia. what do you credit that 98% affirmative rate on appeal? judge jackson: thank you, senator. i think it might be my methodology, in the way i approach cases. what i will say about that is that when i get a case, if you look at my 550 cases you will see there is a consistency in the way in which i am analyzing the issues. i am applying a particular method, as the supreme court has directed, which is that i am looking only at the arguments the parties have made at the facts in the record of the case, and that the law, as i understand it. and i'm sticking very closely to those three inputs. i am also applying the same amount of analytical rigor to my analysis of those inputs. as a result, i think i am not making many errors, although the d.c. circuit judge me

controversial ties including georgia washington, abraham lincoln and long time california senator dianne feinstein. critics blasted the board on targets and timing, saying it should focus on getting kids back in classrooms first. >> there are famous historical figure these only configured a few seconds. sometimes they got the name wrong or the wrong person. >> the board says it will wait on name changes until after in- person learning picks back up. there is still no timeline on when middle schools and high schoolers will return. >>> in downtown san jose they say they plan to invest $200 million in community an recovery benefits from the pandemic. the tech giant wants to build downtown west near the station including office space, 4,000 homes and 15-acres of open space. 25% will be dedicated to afterward. city council could vote as early as next month. >>> a live look at wall street now and see how it is fairing this afternoon. the dow jones industrial average is down about 100 points. now to meteorologist darren peck. pretty cool out there today. >> yes. by this time yesterday we were still gray.

that's right, senator dianne feinstein and senator alex padilla are saying if the state of california wants to take this over and it does it want some assurances solid assurances from uncle sam. from the beginning, the oakland call seem in los angeles, fema sites were unique because supply was not a problem, and that vaccine is not part of the state's normal allocation. it's above and beyond that, so it won't impact vaccine. are we going to the counties to support other requirements? in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla asked that the california governor's office of emergency services as well as alameda and los angeles counties assume control of the two in ocular. nation sites, but they want to ensure that the sites have the necessary financial and logistical support so they could take over operations and that the federal government continues to send the sites. direct shipments of vaccine doses that said the two senators also reminded fema that the purpose of the two sites have been carried out to their original intent. very well. but there's still much more

a san francisco school board's vote to change dozens of school names like lincoln and feinstein. why the board may be changing course. >>> we now know what it's going to look like, the plan google has for downtown san jose and the big new promise the company is making to get the city council's final blessing. >>> and we're seeing that ocean air-conditioning on overdrive once again today. some drizzle for the morning, continuing cool temperatures for now, but changes on the way for the weekend. if you like warmer weather, you may like the seven day forecast coming up. >>> tonight on "nightly news," my visit to a fema vaccination site in newark new jersey where i spoke with the governor about why the state is seeing such a surge in new cases about decisions to ease the restrictions and what future modeling tells them could be the worst case when we see you tonight on nbc "nightly news." >>> we mentioned the statewide milestone in california. today there is a national vaccination milestone. the president touring a vaccination center in virginia celebrating 150 million shots in arms.

next sunday, the dia and senator dianne feinstein have called on fema to keep the location open. another big story we're keeping on top of today is the new india covid-19 variants that has now been found here in the bay area. doctors over at stanford university say they first made that discovery last week. >> they say what makes this variant a more dangerous and even harder to stop is that it's actually 2 separate mutations with which makes it easier to spread person to person. doctors now doubling down on their warnings for folks to remain vigilant and cautious, especially if you have not received your vaccine jet. >> i think until we get at least 75 or 80% or more of u.s. population vaccinated against covid-19. we're going to continue to even small outbreaks of cases. so that's why i think for the foreseeable future, it's still so important that we continue these physical mitigating measures like avoiding crowded indoor events unless everyone is vaccinated. >> it's not known if the variant is more infectious or resistant to vaccines antibodies. kron four's, gayle ong working on

senators diane feinstein and padilla are urging fema not to shut down the mass of vaccine sites at the coliseum. rebecca kaplan said it has to stay the matter whose money it is. >> extended for a few weeks and work it out and i have no problem with it transitioning to the county management. >> reporter: it injects 10,000 more doses a week in the rest of alameda county combined and according to the senators the councilmember said the site will remain vital as california moves into vaccinating all of those 16 and up in a few weeks. >> we maintain the coliseum to open it will may reach out to different age groups and we at the neighborhood level will encourage and be a lot easier to convince you and others to go get the vaccine. truck the fight for the mass vaccine site is in oakland and they are fighting to put up smaller more culturally competent sites where people feel comfortable getting their dose. >> we demonstrated that we know how to do outreach and how to stand up to local neighborhood centers and we did it for testing and contact tracing and please let us do it for vaccinations

dianne feinstein and alex padilla say it is essential to california. each side can administer 7,500 doses a day. now with vaccine eligibility expanding, they say the mass vac sites are vital, especially for reaching members of underserved communities. and this won't affect the a's system. a different parking lot will be used for the home games and it won't be a problem for capacity to be limited at the games right now. >> another major development when it comes to kids and the vaccine. younger teenagers could soon be eligible. today pfizer announced its vaccine is 100% effective in kids age 12 to 15. more than 2,200 young teenagers were will enroll in a trial here in the united states. pfizer says 18 of those 2,200 kids who received a placebo got covid. none of the kids who got the real vaccine got covid. nbc bay area jody hernandez has more from contra costa county. >> over half a million people died from this thing. to me that's all i need to know. it's serious and i do want my kid to be vaccinated. >> reporter: that's why they didn't hesitate to sig

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but and senator dianne feinstein are calling on fema to keep the location open. coming up on the kron 4 morning news rolling criticism over president biden's sweeping infrastructure and jobs plan. the backlash from lawmakers over the 2 trillion dollar proposal. >> details are up next in a live report from washington. and a san francisco martial arts school is doing its part in the fight against asian violence right here in the bay area, how it's using self-defense to stop asian hate. >> welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news spring is in full effect and the same rings. true for allergy season according to the cdc, 25 million americans have seasonal pollen allergies. they say climate change is making it worse. stacy-ann gooden explains areas most at risk and what you can do to keep allergies at bay. >> spring is in the air again and so is the dreaded allergy season and with warmer temperatures arriving earlier in the year and fall like temperatures staying later, that means a longer growing season we're seeing. >> you know, within global warming and a warme

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senator dianne feinstein gave a shout out to her alma mater.49ers tweeted, "do it for >>> a new proposal could save small businesses in santa clara county. more cash as they tried to recover from the pandemic. it would waive the fees for weights and measures, device registration. >> in particular for small grocery stores, just make sure you are paying the right amount for your fruit and for gas stations is so you are paying the right amount for the gas that is getting into your car. if we waive those fees over the next year, it would save businesses in our community about $500,000. >> the board of supervisors will vote on a proposal tomorrow. >>> five people are cashing in on $18 million lottery tickets sold at a san jose restaurant. this was the lucky spot, cafc paradise. a group bought 10 super lotto plus tickets back in december. one hit the jackpot, lottery officials say the group is taking the cash option, that ends up being more than $13 million or about $2.7 million each before taxes. no word yet on what they plan to do with their winnin

dianne feinstein says it is essential to stay open. it is essential to the state's vaccine effort. it is supposed to close in mid april but they say it is essential for underserved communities as vaccine eligibility expands. >>> celebrating cesar chavez day. there was a vaccination event in morgan hill today. about 500 farm workers were vaccinated. farm workers were first eligible to get the vaccine in late february but it's been tough for the vulnerable community to get them. we're back in a moment with what's going on major league baseball and some controversy. president biden steps in. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. covid has ma

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until the april 11 closing date of the fema vaccine site at the oakland coliseum, senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla have written a letter to fema urging them to keep the mass vaccination site open. the senators writing that the coliseum administers 10,000 more doses per week than the rest of alameda county combined. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says now is the time to keep vaccinations at full throttle. >> fema came and oakland and promise to hitter hardest hit communities but that mission is not yet accomplished. >> reporter: this council member who represents east oakland said keeping it open for locals is important to get herd immunity. >> if we maintain the coliseum to open, it will reach out to different age groups and certainly we at the neighborhood level will encourage and it would be easier to convince you and others to get the vaccine. truck this comes as the state ponies up $9 million for vaccine a woody and the money can be spent on staffing and opening clinics in smaller settings like san jose's mexican heritage plaza. >> they need to be comfortable for the place

vaccination sites in oakland, in l a in a letter to the acting fema administrator senators padilla and feinsteinhe federal government to give alameda and los angeles county set funding and support to take control of the site. the 2 federally-run sites have reportedly distributed more than 500,000 doses mainly to underserved communities. >> and shipments of the johnson and johnson vaccine have been stopped after 15 million doses. >> where ruined due to human error. the fda is investigating the situation that happened at a plant in baltimore. >> according to the new york times employees mixed up ingredients. jj released a statement saying a batch of the vaccine did not meet quality standards. the vaccine doses that have already been shipped or not impacted. they say by the error. however, future shipments have been stopped. johnson and johnson says they still plan on safely delivering an additional 24 million single shot vaccine doses through april. and as we race to vaccinate people. it's just not happening fast enough covid cases across the country have increased every day for the past week. the

police officer accused of his murder very chauvinistic feinstein is expected to further argue that drug use was a major factor in floyd's death. the world health organization has criticized the european union's vaccination rollout as unacceptably slow this it says risks prolonging the pandemic as variant spread. and me and most of those with believe that i'm sensing she's facing the most serious charges being forced on by the military carries up to 14 years in prison activists and continuing to protest on the streets exactly 2 months after the generals seized. the u.s. is warning russia against intimidating its neighbors unverified social media video suggests russia is moving tanks and other equipment to areas border in ukraine and the region of crimea which moscow an extra ukraine in 2014 early this week ukraine accuse pro russian separatists of violating a ceasefire all this is happening as nato ambassadors met to discuss a recent rise in violence our concern is predicated on russian escalations and aggressions in eastern ukraine of course we would be concerned by any attempts on the

undermining the feinstein program now the one bit of clarity that we did get was it's been confirmed that there will be a trust the client system in should use when travel regimes that would be sort of a red amber or green system web by though be a different rules for different countries based on their own vaccine programs and there have been a thief a bit if he's the genome sequencing testing for a new battery and so potentially countries like the us israel could be on not greenness making travel and little bit easier but as you say at the moment tourists here in the u.k. are being told not to because holidays you know joe we've got about a minute left talk to me about the plan for vaccine passports in one is there already opposition in parliament. yeah about 6 training a controversial issue of domestic boxing possible internationally it's generally accepted that there might have to be some sort of quite a criteria went by people have to be vaccinated travel but the big question is do you need to be vaccinated 20 pop in the office about is it currently on clay but the opposition fro

undermining the feinstein program now the one bit of clarity that we did get was it's been confirmed that there will be a trust that client system introduced when travel regimes that would be sort of a red amber or green system web by though be a different rules for different countries based on their own bank scene programs and they're going to see fit that if he's the genome sequencing testing for a new battery and so potentially countries like the u.s. israel could be on the greenness making travel and little bit easier but as you say at the moment tourists here in the u.k. are being told not to because holidays you know joe we've got about a minute left talk to me about the plan for vaccine passports and why is there already opposition in parliament. yeah about 6 training a controversial picture of this issue of domestic boxing possible internationally it's generally accepted that there might have to be some sort of crisis criteria went by people have to be vaccinated travel but the big question is do you need to be vaccinated 20 pop in the office about is if currently 'd on clay

organization that you are familiar with the senate national security working group along with senator feinstein was is designed to work across different jurisdictions in the committee structure to focus on national security. we need to do more of that that is across jurisdictional work because i become concerned our structure, our silos within the congress are an impediment they don't reside just in one committee that many different so hopefully we use that apparatus as a way to do that collaboration we need across committees to have an impact on national security which is frankly just about all of them. >> we touched iran and arms-control so closing up on russia, the administration came in over the last four years there was talk on russia both parties were united and i am curious when you think about russia's use of chemical weapons against their own people are in the united kingdom what you think of the solarwinds attack, where should we go? if you have any specific thoughts how would you like to see the administration respond? >> we need to take mr. putin and recognize who he is and what his

. >> senator feinstein? diane? >> thank you. thank you very much. you note, in your statement for the record, that china, russia, iran and north korea have the ability right now to conduct cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and cause temporary disruptions. additionally, in 2019, you provided examples, including china's ability to disrupt natural gas pipelines for a day to weeks. and russia's ability to disrupt our electrical distribution networks for hours. and here's the question. is this problem getting better or worse? institution is going to be compromised but when, so the more important question if i were talking, and i often am talking to ceos, is to focus their cybersecurity more than they have in the past inwardly. the key is how fast you detect the compromise and how fast you remediate it. secondly, the importance of reaching out and coordinating with government, public/private partnership, is at a premium because we often use in the threat context the expression left of boom. you know, we all want to get left of boom. in the cyber ar

in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex said that the oakland site and cal state l.a. administered close to 8,000 doses per day and are a real boost to regional capacity. leaders in alameda say they will do whatever it takes to keep things going at the colosseum even if the site needs to be transitioned to county management. california is distributing $9 million to prop smaller mobile sites to reach marginalized communities. >> the last thing you want to do now is shut down any facility because people are going to all the facilities. we just have to be a little bit more competent geographically and culturally in terms of where we set up shop. >> this comes as the state is preparing to expand eligibility to anybody over age 16 on april 15th. >>> developing this morning, a san francisco school board member is taking legal action against the district. allison collins was ousted from her position as vice president over past twitter posts against asian americans. a rally to support collins was held last night outside the san francisco board of education office. last week th

heavyweights dianne feinstein and alex padilla could convince fema to keep it open.cine eligibility expands. there is talk of alameda county taking over. the single dose johnson & johnson should not be impacted by those 15 million doses ruined at a baltimore manufacturing plant. >> lots of any type of substance because really rigorous quality controls so, again, i'm really grateful that the system worked. >> reporter: so it is an exciting day for folks looking for a vaccine 50 and up. the experience as you probably know is going to be very, very different, we'll talk about that in the next half hour and will introduce you to a 9-year-old fan ready for some baseball. >> thanks so much, kris. >>> governor newsom will be rolling up his sleeves this morning for a covid vaccination. he's 53. meaning he just became eligible under the new state rules. newsom is expected to receive the johnson & johnson vaccine in los angeles some time around 9:30 in the morning. the bay area leading the way. the percentage of adults vaccinated in major metropolitan areas of the bay area at

. >> california senators and feinstein and alex padilla are also calling for that location to continue distributing vaccines citing california's intention to make everyone 16 and older eligible for the shots within days. in a statement they say in part, quote, we believe this is precisely the time when mass vaccination sites like the ones in oakland and los angeles are needed. it would be counterproductive to close them before the vast majority of the population is vaccinated. >> and there has been a rush to find a vaccine appointment in contra costa county. now that anybody living or working there are 16 or older is allowed to sign up the best. fact. experts say use a computer or mobile device to get on to the health department website after answering a few minutes worth of questions. you'll get instructions on how to schedule. an appointment could take some time options. might not pop up right away and there is a phone number to call. we have details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and as we've been telling you, being eligible for a vaccine and getting an appointment. those are 2 ver

administrators are planning to meet at noon outside of dianne feinstein's office. more than 20 groups are urging her to pass the for the people act in the senate. it would make it easier to register to vote and strengthen ethics rules. >>> and good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> ginger zee as a look at what is coming up. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jobina. we have to start with the fight against the coronavirus. this morning as you know, fourth wave fears are growing and we will get into the details of what that means. also as millions head home, a record number of pandemic travelers have packed airports. right now, why one eric line is canceling dozens of flights and why you can expect the ticket prices to go sky high. laura loughlin's husband has been released. as we continue to return to classrooms... parents like me want to make sure we're doing it safely. especially in the underserved communities hardest hit by covid. trust me, no one wants to get back to classroom learning more than teachers like me. using common sense s

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it is one of the many factors that drove the emergence of the modern militia movement, so diane feinsteinhas promised something soon, so it depends on that, whether we will see that kind of violence. >> i wondered if you saw in the way that the militia movements are usually oppositional to the state, which is very different under trump, or for the first time the state was beckoning to them and inviting. we we see a return to that? very briefly, qanon contain so many things and got all wrapped up in stop the steal, there is an intersection there. i can see this people motivated by things by those things. my sense is we will see a peeling off, and the people who are more adaptable to operating off of mainstream social networks who have face-to-face ties, i think it might look a little bit like the 1990's, to be honest, in terms of how disorganized. >> i think also in the last four years, there is this galvanized by resentment and conspiracy around the cover meant, and they love trump so much, they have been looking for other enemies, whether it is liberal governors, the governor of virginia

vaccination sites in a pilot program that is supposed to come to an end mid month unless senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla can convince fema to keep it open past april. they say it's essential to the underserved communities as vaccine eligibility expands. there is also talk right now of alameda county taking over the site. stay tuned for more on that. those those details are worked out the coliseum site ise johnson & johnson vaccine, which should not be impacted by the 15 million doses that had -- that were ruined at a baltimore manufacturing plant. none of those doses in the pipeline right now were manufactured there. >> the way it's supposed to work before any type of a substance like this are released. again, very grateful the system worked. >> reporter: now those 12,000 fans that are showing up here at the oakland coliseum are going to be well aware the pandemic is still ongoing, they will have to wear masks and keep their social distance. there are other changes you can find on my social media pages. they say it's worth kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> that's all we're looking fo

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. >> senator feinstein? >> thanks very much, mr. chairman.ording to the center for american progress, only 1% of sitting circuit judges have spent the majority of their career as public defenders or within a legal aid setting. in light of this fact, i just want you to know that i'm very pleased that we're considering two nominees today with extensive service as public defenders. so i want to ask you this question. there are some critics who claim wrongly, in my book, that a public defender can't function as an impartial judge. how do you respond to this question? the judge may go first. >> thank you, senator. well, i have been a judge for eight years. and as i mentioned at the outset, i think that actually having defender experience can help not only the judge, him or herself in considering the facts and circumstances in the case, but also help the system overall in terms of their interactions with defendants and the way in which they proceed in the courtroom. i would think that there would be no difference between defender experience and pro

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but the dia and senator dianne feinstein are calling on fema to keep the location open. we'll let you know if they're successful. >> also today, vice president kamala harris is going to be back in the bay area. yeah. it's her first trip back as vice president. so coming home. we've got 4 sarah stinson live at the oakland airport with more money. we uh student. we say goodbye kabul and now we say hello, missus, vice president's right. >> hello, madam vice president. yes, we're going to welcome her with open arms, a bay area native coming back to her home as the vice president of america. can you imagine. and so she's going to have a busy day ahead of her in an exciting sure. people will be glad to see her face to face. and we just found out the governor newsome is actually going to be joining her on one of her trips that's going to be later today. a tour of the facility is just nonstop schedule. she's got going on. but we know she was just in los angeles for the easter holiday. it will be flying here into the oakland international airport in just a few short hours now, as

is that when the newsom people heard kristine pelosi say that, they started the rumor that dianne feinsteinretire and gavin newsom will appoint himself to be the senator. the lieutenant governor will step up and the whole thing just goes away. so look, i am focused on the crisis that we have in california. we have to be really smart after a year of zoom school after a year of having everything shut down if the republican or the frustrated californian response is simply to throw all of our eggs into a recall basket i think were going to disappoint a lot of people. we need to do multiple things but i started this 5o1c4 called ex california does a variety of things of suing every county to clean up the voter rolls. also puts on the ballot in 2022 and educational fund is going to up enter funding. guy: longer-term stuff if there is a recall election to want to make any news tonight are you going to jump in? >> i'm not convinced were going to have the recall so let's wait until all of this is certified. guy: fair enough rick grenell things are stopping by tonight. meantime present buying taking

. >> senator feinstein? diane? >> thank you. thank you very much. you note, in your statement for the record, that china, russia, iran and north korea have the ability right now to conduct cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and cause temporary disruptions. additionally, in 2019, you provided examples, including china's ability to disrupt natural gas pipelines for a day to weeks. and russia's ability to disrupt our electrical distribution networks for hours. and here's the question. is this problem getting better or worse? our our adversaries more capable of threatening our critical infrastructure today than they were two years ago? >> senator, thank you very much. in terms of our critical infrastructure, to bluntly answer your question, our adversaries continue to get better at what they are doing. i would also tell you that we are also working very holistically across our government to improve two things, our ability to have resilience in that infrastructure and our ability to respond. and we have made progress there. but there is, as we've s