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bit more context about why it is and you mentioned in the book what happened with seniors dianne feinstein asked about her religious. she was up for the u.s. court of appeals for the seventh circuit kind of backlash that happened there and if you could skip set out a little bit and show how consequences had what she then was nominated to the supreme court. >> and you so 2017, president trump and amy coney barrett and the court of appeals for 17 circuit dianne feinstein said democrat on the judiciary's identity asked the nominee, there was a question ending up with you know, will you be able to separate your religious beliefs from your role as a judge and she said, seems to be based on your writings that this the exact quote, hobbling the dog left. [inaudible]. this created a huge backlash in the constitution provides that there shall be no - for public office and as imposing a religious dogma within you gathered in parish there were t-shirts and caps and cups and you hear the slogans right and there was so much pushback that senator feinstein was still there a few years later when the supr

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president feinstein how do you vote? >> i vote to adopt. >> commissioner morgan how do you vote? >> i vote to adopt. >> the motion is unanimously. >> item number 4 approval of minutes possible action to approve the minutes from the meeting on may 25th, 2022. >> all right and do we have any public comments. >> nobody has their hand raised. >> all right, public comment will be closed, any proposed amendments or modifications by the minutes by any commissioners? all right, is there a motion to adopt the minutes? i will so moved. >> is there a second? >> you have to put your microphone on. >> thank you, commissioner morgan. all right it's been moved and seconded. if we can have a roll call please. >> vice president how do you vote. >> yes. >> commissioner frazier how do you vote? >> it's unanimous. item 5. general public comment. members of the public may address the commission within 3 minutes within jurisdiction and does not appear on the agenda. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department pers

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feinstein: mr. president, our country is still mourning the tragic shootings in buffalo and uvalde in which a total of 31 innocent people were gunned down by teenagers using weapons of war. while these terrible events get our attention and have in this case galvanized the senate to act, they are only two of the 279 shootings that have taken place this year. so it is good that the senate is now considering legislation to address the epidemic of gun violence. the bipartisan safer communities act which we're now considering is a good, albeit modest, bill. i'm particularly pleased to see two issues i prioritized are addressed in this bill. the first is grants to state red flag laws, like the law in my home state of california, which has proven effective at removing guns from people who have been found by a court to possess a threat and a provision closing the boyfriend loophole which has let too many domestic abusers continue to possess firearms. however, while this bill is a step in the right direction

s president feinstein and vice president nakajo and chief, commissioners. i'm buck low the commander of the san francisco awkilary fireplace lefshs this is department pennia an administrative commander in the fire reserves we came here to familiarize yourself with our operations and regards to the fire department. i gave all of you guys a booklet we made up for the anniversary to just a quick history of the fire reserves we are established in 1941. during world war ii to supplement the fire department. and as a model after what was going on in europe with the blitz and so we would offer support to the fire department. through world war ii, it was at this time there was about 10,000 members. and 10 battalions portable -- water systems that would go out and they would drill -- once a week in the battalions and after world war ii, it was disbanded somewhat. it came back in full force during the cold war. and it was reestablished then in the 50th and 60s. and after that, died down a bit. we were kiejd of -- where we are today as a supplemental support unit for

senator feinstein asked these questions in september of 27 teen. and then judge barrett speaks about what it means when she is giving a speech at a college. she has very put off by what happened. she said everybody has to check their boxes. whether they be religious, racial, sexual, whatever. she pretty much uses that moment to set herself apart. i noticed in the book that you actually have a paragraph that describes the thought that many of us had at the time and following up when justice barrett was put on the short list for donald trump in the supreme court that that moment actually put her forward in a way that other potential supreme court candidates did not have. what do you think about how she may have viewed that moment, amy comey barrett. setting herself apart and maybe the favor of the white house. >> there are many factors that went into it. the fact that president trump's white house counsel at the time, also notre dame graduate. in fact, swearing in for the circuit, he showed up at the event. i think he pronounced that it lives in me,

this tradition began 35 years ago when san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the first public display of the quilt. there is no real quilt display at the golden gate park is this weekend and is said to be the largest in the history of san francisco. featuring 3000 panels. >>> if you're planning to get out this weekend, we have the fun covered. >>> it gives me great pride to lead with that pride celebration. the celebrate lgbtq folks and their allies. pretty much everybody is welcome . there will be live entertainment, and vendor booths, food trucks, and something for everyone. next up, in san francisco and also from 11:00 to 5:00, spring india day celebrates indian food. there will be performances by local artist and it promotes diversity through blending cultures which is the what the bay area is all about. it is also about and around the water. head to their richmond ferry fest. delicious food and exciting activities to celebrate the wrestling -- richmond committee . there will be food trucks, local giveaways, vendors and so much to do today. >>> let's check in with meteorol

. >> mayor dianne feinstein's aids budget for the city of san francisco was bigger than president reagan's aids budget was for the entire united states. >> reporter: kpix made a monumental decision to extensively cover the aids crisis. hank was part of the team. the goal to educate viewers, stem the spread of the disease and less concern the fear. it also put a human face on the unfolding tragedy. patients spoke openly with hank. >> there was so much to ask of these aids patients, to ask them to go on tv in 1986. they knew they looked bad. they knew they lost wait. they knew they had lesions on their faces. their friends would see it. their employers would see it. these men and women with so courageous. >> reporter: four years after the crisis began, president reagan finally acknowledged the epidemic in public. >> i made a note that night standing in front of him that at that moment when he said the word aids for the first time 23,000 americans had already died. >> reporter: as dawn broke over the u.s. capital, the incredible sight of the aids quilt came to life. in 1987 the aids quilt was

. >> senator dianne feinstein said today it is a dark day. the conservative majority on the supreme court has declared that women no longer have the right to control their own bodies. and state senator scott wiener of san francisco said that this horrific decision effectively removing people's agency over whether and whether to start or grow a family is a disaster for millions across the country. >> san francisco archbishop released a statement praising the high court's decision. he said in part, quote, this historic supreme court decision with not have happened without 50 years of patient, loving, hard work by people of all faiths. and he goes on to say, this is the beginning, not the end. we must redouble our efforts to accompany women and couples who are facing unexpected or difficult pregnancies as well as to offer mercy to those suffering from abortion. >> donna crane is a lecturer on political science at san jose state university with experience as a lobbiest in congress. >> she joins us now. roe v. wade is now dead on a federal level.

mayor dianne feinstein approved it to recognize the individual lives lost to the epidemic. >> the sentiment we hear is often we want to show our love for this person, but we want this quilt panel to tell the story and get the message out so that other people don't have to go through what we've gone through. that's the message we hear over and over from mothers and lovers who are making quilts. >> 3,000 of those panels will be on display in golden gate look in reporting on the aids crisis as it was becoming a major story in the early 1980s. >>> there's more to come at noon, including apple holding its much-anticipating developers conference today. >>> plus another twist, my elon musk's plans to buy twitter appear to be in jeopardy. >>> and temperatures are on the rise this work week. we'll have more on why that's happening coming up in your full forecast. ado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and the

at one point -- >> diane feinstein's aids budget for san francisco was bigger than president reagan's aids budget was for the entire united states. >> reporter: kpix television made a monumental decision to extensively cover the aids crisis. hank was part of our team. the goal? to educate viewers, stem the spread of the disease and lessen the fear. it also put a human face on the unfolding tragedy. patients spoke openly with hank. >> it was so much to ask of these aids patients to ask them to go on tv in 1986. they knew they looked bad. they knew they had lost weight. they knew that maybe they had lesions on their faces, their friends would see it, their employers would see it. these men and women were so courageous. >> reporter: four years after the crisis began, president reagan finally acknowledged the epidemic in public. >> i made a note in my reporter's notebook that night standing in front of him that that moment when he said the word aids for the fuirst time, 23,000 americans had already died. >> reporter: the incredible sight of the aids quilt came to life. in 1987, the aids q

eight seconds, senator feinstein. >> thank you, mister chair. and judge, good morning good. >> morning. >> situate on row i -- wasn't going to begin with this -- but i will recall the time we spent in my office, and we talked about precedent, and in my opening remarks i indicated that if anything had super precedent roe did in terms of the numbers. and i put that in the record. huge suede becomes a concern. the president had said that he would appoint as someone who would overturn roe. you pointed out to me that you viewed president in a serious way in that it added stability to the law. could you elaborate on the point that you made in my office on that? >> i'd be delighted to, senator. part of the value of president -- it has lots of value, it has value in itself because our history. our history has really, in value intrinsically. but it also is an instrumental value, in this sense. it edited to determine a sea of law it adds to the determination of law. we have a lot of tools that allow us to narrow the realm of admissible dispute between par

this tradition started when dianne feinstein approved the first public display of the quote.his weekend and it said to be the largest in history >>> a good evening and welcome to boston. on the charles river site of game three and four of the nba finals. today was a traveling day for both the teams and the media covering the finals. my day begin and oakland with a three hour flight delay because of a bad wheel. but no one was complaining. no such travel problem for the warriors. they left around 11:00 and arrived at about 7:30 p.m. both teams will practice at td garden in preparation of game three of the finals on wednesday. how important is this game? in the 39 preview finals they split the first two games of the series. the winner of game three is gone on to win the championship 82% of the time. so wednesday will be a big game. in boston, nbc bay area. >> that is an unnerving statistic. you have to win game three. >> last night they came out with some anger and a chip on the shoulder. >> i think overall we are in a great space. ultimately we knew if we went out and played o

second, the methamphetamine response that i introduced with senator feinstein is no law. i look forward -- is now law. i will look forward to working with ondcp on its implementation. also congress will continue supporting prevention efforts like educating parents and children to stop access and use of drugs. but there is more work to be done. i look forward to hearing from the director today and discussing how we can work together to turn the tide. thanks again to our witness for being here today and i look forward to your testimony. >> thank you. >> me thank senator grassley for joining us and recognize dr. gupta for a five minute statement. dr. gupta has been a primary care physician for more than 25 years. he served as west virginia's health commissioner through the state's you would crisis and let -- state's opioid crisis and led the state response to address crucial responses -- crucial problems that west virginia faces. he is the senior vice president at the march of dimes and comes to us from a distinguished academic background. please make your statement and we w

i will tell you that, yes, die an feinstein and aimy klobuchar and many others did their very best to hold these nominees' feet to the fire. probably the senator that is frankly in the most pain right now is the one who was lied to and that is susan collins. i know there's a lot that people that watch our shows have to criticize susan collins about. but she's not a liar. when she said that kavanaugh assured her that he respected the precedent of roe v. wade, i believe her. which means not only is kavanaugh a politician masquerading in a row, he is a liar on top of that. which makes sense, since he was appointed by donald trump. >> let me follow up on that. i really appreciate what you are saying. i was an adult before roe v. wade. i lived as a young woman with the ramifications, i was fully aware of the issues and of the illegal abortions. and of what women went through. i know that there are very passionate feelings on both sides of this issue, which we cover. today is a day whereas you point out, where two if not three -- i concede coney barrett was more circumspect in the way she a

at one point -- >> mayor dianne feinstein's budget was bigger than the entire united states. >> reporter: kpix television made a monumental decision to extensively cover the aids crisis. hank was part of our team. the goal, to educate viewers. stem the spread of the disease and lessen the fear. it also put a human face on the unfolding tragedy. patients spoke openly with hank. >> you know, it was so much to ask of those aids patients to ask them to go on tv in 1986. they knew they looked bad. they knew they had lost weight. they knew that maybe they had lesions on their faces. their friends would see it. their employers would see it. these men and women were so courageous. >> reporter: four years after the crisis began, president reagan finally acknowledged the epidemic in public. >> and i made a note in my notebook that night standing in front of him that at that moment, 23,000 americans had already died. >> reporter: as dawn broke over the u.s. capitol, the incredible sight of the aids quilt came to life. the aids quilt woven with the names of those who died was displayed for the first

this tradition started 35 years ago when the then san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the firstlic display of the growth. this was at golden gate park this weekend and said to be the largest in the history of san francisco featuring 3000 panels of the quilts. you can also watch this live on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. we are joined now with what is coming up at 5:30. of the problems do not end. more mass shootings over the weekend. will this result in an agreement on gun reform? >>> people are not coming to save us. we have to push for this to be addressed, especially by our political leaders. >>> tomorrow is election day, the local race getting national attention. >>> will he or won't he? elon musk relieves a new snack on his purchase of twitter. experts point out one in a big reason he is unlikely to back out

this started 35 years ago when san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the first public displayver- growing quilt. activists say every club has changed over time from a symbol of protests to a symbol of love and hope. >> throughout the years, it has changed. to me, this will always be an activist thing. i am angry. for others, this has become a memorial. throughout the years, you can tell there was a set of hope and there was grief. the feeling of that year was like that. >> this weekend, the display will include some 3000 panels of clothes, the largest display of its kind in san francisco history. >> so impactful. >>> up next, going up again. the latest on our bay area home prices and whether we are headed for any type of slowdown. >>> a live look inside the rockefeller center control room. we are preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories, new marker gas prices again. why americans are not changing their driving habits, at least not yet. me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. manage

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critics, including senator feinstein, say they are concerned about what the ripple affects of the ruling could mean for their states in terms of concealed carry laws. a major expansion of gun rights, the supreme court struck down a new york law that required a person to show a special need to get a permit to carry a gun in public. >> it's very important not just for new york, but for how other gun laws are going to be >> reporter: in the conservative opinion, justice thomas wrote, the 2nd and 14th amendments protect an individual's right to carry a handgun outside the home. >> my reaction is relief and happiness that the lawful and legal gun owner of new york state is no longer going to be persecuted by laws that have nothing to do with the safety of the people. >> reporter: the ruling comes as congress works on new gun control legislation following a string of mass shootings and a spike in gun violence across the country. >> shocking. absolutely shocking. >> reporter: new york elected officials vowed not to give up. >> we don't need people entering subways, restaurants, movie theertz wi

then mayor dianne feinstein approved the quote to hang from city hall back then, too, that helped launch a national movement for action against stigma and hate. now, 50,000 panels of the quote, travel to hundreds of communities each year. >> when we started this there wasn't even a i'm much change. we made so many medical but people still. so many people drugs, just and we received hundreds of new panels each month from people lost recent recently lost a >> the panels will eventually be taken down and sent over the to golden gate park. and that is where the largest display of the quilt in san francisco history will take place. and that happens this weekend, june 11th and 12th. >> health officials are now reporting a 4th possible case of monkeypox showing up in sacramento. this person was identified to contract contact tracing the specimen taken from this case has been sent to the cdc lab for testing. if confirmed, this will be the 6th case of the monkeypox virus across the state of california since may. the 24th. >> cases that we are investigating. are appealing to or connect this time r

at one point -- >> mayor dianne feinstein's aids budget for the city of san francisco was bigger than president reagan's aids budget was for the entire united states. >> reporter: kpix 5 television made a monumental decision to extensively cover the aids crisis. hank was part of our team. >> one is whether it's safe to give. >> reporter: the goal to educate viewer, stem the spread of the disease, and lessen the fear. it also put a human face on the unfolding tragedy. patients spoke openly with hank. >> you know, it was so much to ask of these aids patients, to ask them to go on tv in 1986. they knew they looked bad. they knew they had lost weight. they knew that maybe they had lesions on their faces. their friends would see it. their employers would see it. i mean, these men and women were so courageous. >> reporter: four years after the crisis began, president reagan finally acknowledged the epidemic in public. >> and i made a note in my reporter's notebook that night, standing in front of him that at that moment when he said the word "aids" for the first time, 23,000 americans had a

darkest days of the pandemic is, of course, when it was initially constructed and then mayor dianne feinstein allowed to quell to hang from city hall back then as well. and that helped launch a national movement for action against stigma and hate the display of the quote in san francisco now will be taking place this weekend, june 11th and 12, sight to behold that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us. you got a sneak peek here they are for an extended stay. ken and pam, lot of history with that. quote, it really is something. all right. thank you. grant vicki you tonight at 6, 7, a safe way becomes the scene of the >> and open parents and advocates say they're not backing off their fight to keep public schools open what they want. district leaders to know after the closure of another campus in their community. i'm ken. (music throughout) for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she s

back in 1987, mayor dianne feinstein approved the quilt to recognize the individual lives lost due tohe epidemic. the quilt-making launched a movement for action against the stigma many people with aids faced in this country. >> for us now, i think this symbolizes love and hope. it started out as a protest banner many, many years ago. it's become a very colorful symbol of the lives we lost, people we've loved, and hope for the future. >> 3,000 of those hand-stitched panels will be on display in golden gate park next weekend. >> it will be the largest outdoor quilt display in more than a decade. >> i remember the reaction when he first saw that quilt. he said he when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on inte

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i've worked on the red flag issue for years, with senator graham and with senator feinstein, in the bipartisan negotiations that led to this bill we worked collaboratively and closely to develop a funding framework that can support states that already have these laws and states that choose to enact these laws going forward. implementation is so important, and the resources necessary for implementation are key to making them work effectively. in fact, very arguably the failure of the new york red flag law to prevent the buffalo massacre was due to lack of resources, commitment. to alleviate concerns among some of my republican colleagues and some gun owners, we reached a bipartisan agreement to include provisions that specify that for states to be eligible to use funding on their red flag programs, those programs have to include minimum due process protection. these protections are con consistent with due process safeguards provided in the 21 jurisdictions that already have these laws, and several have already been upheld in the face of constitutional challenges. the constitution already applie

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, we also had governor newsom pushing hard, as well look, we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein'll tell you what, you don't look any worse for the wear, man. you're looking awful good. you're looking awful good and annett, you've always looked good compared to these guys and me, but seriously, thank you, anette for the fire you bring, i really mean this it's in your heart allen and i just had a little meeting together we've got to change it, allen. we can't give up we have to turn this corner, and john, you're the real deal anybody -- i don't want to get you in trouble thanks for sticking up for me and we have a labor secretary that i'm his translator, mahdi walsh from boston, and the only thing you have to know, he always has your back he always has your back. i had an urncle who said joey, you're labor from belt buck toll shoe sole, and he used to run a labor union. today i'd like to speak about my top economic priority, fighting inflation. i understand americans are anxious. they're anxious for good reason. i was raised in a household where the price of gasoline rose precipit

you have had dianne feinstein and richard blumenthal after the kavanaugh vote saying this will underminey of the supreme court. that is what is disturbing here this trend and try to delegitimize institutions and not having respect for the process. i think we need to get a handle on this it will start at the white house. the last of the press secretary jim psaki explicitly endorsed demonstrating in front of supreme court justices home. that is outrageous brickwork steelhead defense secretary lloyd austin meeting with his chinese counterpart for the first time was concern grows over a secret chinese military base in cambodia. general jack keane on beijing's general jack keane on beijing's expanding naval threat it poses to the united states, j next. to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the

diane feinstein wrote him a letter.an eloquent letter. nancy pelosi. we just have to work together. thank you very much for giving me time to say these things. >> thank you alana for your comments to the board. we have about 10 callers who are in the queue and there are 17 or listening. if you the 17th and would like to present commentpressá3 to get intothe queue . let's hear from our next color please . >> good afternoon. i'm with southern action. i'm calling today to support the efforts to keep laguna honda open because i think for the future of patients who face being transferred not once but twice. i also wanted to ask the city to put service into creating optionsfor some people to get housing and care . we should consider more supportive housing with even more support for people coming out of skilled nursing facilities and take into consideration that in san francisco the committee response worked to help people transition out of laguna honda but often suffer from a lack of housing that is affordable for medical recipients but they cannot afford so we can use programs like seni

diane feinstein wrote him a letter.an eloquent letter. nancy pelosi. we just have to work together. thank you very much for giving me time to say these things. >> thank you alana for your comments to the board. we have about 10 callers who are in the queue and there are 17 or listening. if you the 17th and would like to present commentpressá3 to get intothe queue . let's hear from our next color please . >> good afternoon. i'm with southern action. i'm calling today to support the efforts to keep laguna honda open because i think for the future of patients who face being transferred not once but twice. i also wanted to ask the city to put service into creating optionsfor some people to get housing and care . we should consider more supportive housing with even more support for people coming out of skilled nursing facilities and take into consideration that in san francisco the committee response worked to help people transition out of laguna honda but often suffer from a lack of housing that is affordable for medical recipients but they cannot afford so we can use programs like seni

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they all closed feinstein brett kavanaugh, after he was accused, quite publicly and memorably of sexuald then, they forced through amy coney barrett's nomination, just days before presidential election. and all of that was precisely to get us to this moment. twice impeached donald trump, who lost the popular vote, both times he ran, appointed three supreme court justices. the single-handedly shifted the court far enough to the right, it could finally undo abortion rights in this country. so, the republican party is why we are here. the new trump court made its intention known over the past year. and if you need another sign this was happening, i mean, a draft of the actual decision itself, leaked for the first time in modern history. so no one could say they didn't know this was coming. now, the question is, for the other party, the democrats, what are you gonna do about it? what are you gonna do next? democratic party leadership shouldn't sugarcoat it, pretend there's a magic one they could wave, to solve this decision. there isn't. but they do need to articulate articulate a plan to f