we begin with senator dianne feinstein's recent fall. she's out of the hospital now, but the incident is prompting renewed health concerns surrounding leadership in washington. >> scott mcgrew has that part of that story in just a few moments. but first nbc bay area's bob redell is live for us outside of the senator's san francisco home this midday. talk to us about the latest conditions. >> reporter: good morning. nbc news has confirmed that u.s. senator dianne feinstein was taken to the hospital on tuesday after she fell at her home behind me here in san francisco. her spokesperson says, "senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home." "the new york times" reports she tripped over a chair at 1:00 yesterday afternoon and was admitted for about two hours. feinstein, who is 90 years old, has recently had other health problems which my colleague scott mcgrew will delve into shortly. senator has however rejected calls to re

california's senior senator dianne feinstein. she was not in attendance this time amid recent health challenges, including a bout shingles. and most recently this week, what her office described as a minor fall at her san francisco home that led to a short precautionary visit at the hospital as pelosi described almost. on but it be on the safe side. they let's go to the hospitals. said no to be here. so she went home. i spoke with this morning are spots and it was wild. think that perspective break-in at a critical time, speakers at the summit paying tribute to fisa and her careers, she herself even pre-recorded this audio message. thank you all for supporting this magnificent lake. >> the jewel of the sierras. i wish you all the best. i look forward to seeing you and california governor gavin newsom was not in attendance at this conference, but nevada gop governor joe lombardo said the 2 met earlier this week and are committed. >> protecting this environment reporting in lake tahoe. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> new at 5, 4, me

> we're also tracking other stories on this wednesday, including another health scare for senator dianne feinstein. the fall she took at her san francisco home and what it means for her future on capitol . >>>also, a popular pizzalace in the brea is hit by vandalor a second time. the frustration growing with crime in the neighborhood. >>> and it is easy for all of us to see. now there are new numbers to back it up. scott budman will join us to talk about san francisco's slow recovery from the pandemic. >>> let's go ahead and begin with that devastating scene in hawaii. take a look at this. raging wildfires on the island of maui. they've killed at least six people, forced thousands of others to evacuate. you can see here, this is the historic hawaiian town of lahaina. flames destroying a popular shopping area. let me show you where the flames are burning, on three different spots on the island of maui. the west side is where lahaina is. there are two more fire zones south of the airport. search and rescue operations are under way as officials say some people are unaccounted for. at least

in realtime, dianne feinstein, biden, others who shouldn't still be in the senate or position of realhority, but voters keep returning them to office. this looks like real elder abuse here. >> mollie: this is extreme situation of something we've seen in washington, d.c., average age of senators continues to sky rocket. this is situation where, as you note, her daughter has limited power of attorney over her, duties are not being fulfilled in way most want them to be. there are political machination in play with other people whol should not be in these positions, nobody wants to relinquish the power, nobody wants to let newsom appoint barbara lee or adam schiff, they are working to keep her in there, even though it is not in her best interest and the rest of the country gets to suffer. >> laura: senator dianne feinstein's chimed in. >> this whole story makes me sad, i don't think the dianne feinstein i knew would have brought a lawsuit just because others did it doesn't mean it is a good idea and this is doing real damage to her legacy. >> laura: no concern about biden's legacy from cl

dubour: the mayor at the time was dianne feinstein.-in killer. there was a $10,000 reward offering for the arrest of the night stalker. martin: and nearly simultaneously, los angeles increased the reward offer from $10,000 to $25,000. things are starting to emerge as common ties -- footprint of a distinctive athletic shoe, ballistic evidence, and the pentagram. information was still being held close to the vest by the investigators. dubour: but the police, of course, were sharing their information with dianne feinstein, the mayor of san francisco. then mayor feinstein makes a move that changed the course of the investigation. ♪ the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ farmers mnemonic ♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces

senator dianne feinstein suffered a minor fall yesterday in her home, and this is what out is tellings senator feinn briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. so she is no longer in the hospital, john. i think it's important to point that out, but this comes as there have been a series of barrage of questions about senator dianne feinstein's health on capitol hill. remember, she was hospitalized in february because of complications from shingles and she was away for several months and when she returned there were some democrats that called for her to resign. we should also note that she has suffered a few moments of confusion here on capitol hill including one back in july right before lawmakers left for a month-long august recess in which she was as part of the defense appropriations mark-up and they were voting to pass that bill, and she thought that they were perhaps discussing more why they supported the bill. she started to read a statement. her aide told her just to vote aye

sgroo developing now, a legal battle involving california senator dianne feinstein.-old senator represented by her daughter is suing the trustees of her late husband's estate. >> they are accused of what the senator claims is, quote, financial elder abuse. she alleges they failed to pay her millions of dollars. brian noble is taking a deeper dive into the new legal filing. >> dianne feinstein, the 90-year-old political icon facing public questions about l filed on her behalf by her daughter katherine aimed at the trftes of her late husband's estate. despite actively serving in the u.s. senate, feinstein's daughter acting as her power of attorney. she accuses of trustees of, quote, financial elder abuse. claiming they're withholding funds the senator is entitled to. richard blume died last year. the billionaire establisheded a trust for his wife in his will that was supposed to provide regular payment after he passed. the suit accuses the trustees of not properly funding the trust or providing feinstein with herrien titled income. the suit says the court should, quote

dianne: thank you.hor: the government in kenya cracking down on protests led by the opposition against the high cost of living in a plan to raise taxes. the right to protest is enshrined in kenya's constitution. we met one young man who has fallen foul of the action by the authorities. reporter: victor shows us where he confronted the police not far from his home where his two-year-old daughter fainted after inhaling police tear-gassing two weeks ago. >> the policeman were here. they grabbed me. they grabbed my hand, and they took me. reporter: caught on camera, videos of his arrest made their way around kenya. , "they kidnapped my child" he said as he was taken into custody, and was kept for two days before released on bail. he says he still bears the scars made by batons and wires. >> i was taken to the cell after i was beaten. some people were sleeping but i couldn't sleep. my whole body hurt and the floor was made of cement. the experience was bad. reporter: the most recent wave of protests against

. >>> a new health care for california senator dianne feinstein. the 90-year-old senator briefly hospitalized after falling at home. news on her condition amid growing concerns about her health. >>> images coming in tonight, a massive explosion at a military equipment facility near moscow. at least one person killed, dozens injured. what russia is now saying about the blast. >>> news tonight about an american nurse and her child kidnapped and held hostage in haiti. >>> america's newest billionaire. the mystery winner of the mega millions jackpot worth more than $1.5 billion. >>> and one of the greatest songwriters from one of the most revered groups of the 20th century. tributes tonight to the band's robbie robertson. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this wednesday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. and we begin with the devastation playing out in hawaii. wildfires raging across maui tonight. people racing to escape the flames. hundreds of homes and businesses dest destroyed. burn patients flown to hospitals in honolulu. at l

. - [dianne] i have a form when your charges were dismissed.all that time there for false charges? - yes, ma'am. - [dianne] when you said he slammed you on your head, what was he doing? slamming where, with his hand? - yeah, with his hand like this. he came from behind me like by around my waist and he slammed me, boom, on top of my head. - [dianne] slammed you where, against the wall? - on the floor. - [dianne] okay. - with concrete under there. - okay, was that the only thing that was injured? - [ladarian] yeah, my head and my neck. - he was telling me his eyes were blue. - essentially, what i got was a statement saying that there was an altercation and they assisted him to the floor. so that's about as much. they denied, of course, they denied everything else. [dogs barking] - the guards were too aggressive. they'll just throw you in the cell any kind of way. he gave me a towel from around the stopped up toilet that had a leak. and he got mad 'cause i walked and got my own towel. and he would get on the phone, talking to a female that he tal

her uphill battle to replace dianne feinstein. >>> foster city officials will decide whether to spare the lives of nearly 100 canadian geese that roam the area. in the meantime, they will use non-lethal means to manage the growing population. this comes after the city planned to use over $86,000 to kill the geese back in 2022. the city had had said the animals were causing significant health risks to its residents. >> they're here, they're thriving, and it's creating problems for our children, our parks, and our waterways. the, the droppings are causing our water levels to hit, um, such a rate that we're now on the list often. >> the city will take up the issue monday night. >>> timing is everything when it comes to fighting these, and dealing with them at night can be difficult at night. but cal fire now has what's called the ferrari of fire fighting helicopters, and we have the story about why it's especially effective at night. >> this is folsom lake. >> reporter: this is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire, and he's training others how to fly the helicopter at night. >> when l

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senator dianne feinstein is back home after getting the all clear doctors following a fall at her san francisco home yesterday. according to her spokesperson. she was taken to the hospital briefly to get checked out and everything came back just fine. the 90-year-old senator has struggled with several health issues over the last year. she was away from the capitol for three months recovering from complications all related to shingles. all this has strengthened calls her to resign, confirming she will not run for re-election in 2024 but has stood firm that she would finish out her current term. california representatives adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee all running to replace her next fall. >>> now to a developing story out of hawaii where people are jumping into the ocean to escape wildfires. this is a look at the building on fire in maui. local officials and the coast guard say 12 people were rescued in maui county after jumping into the ocean to escape the smoke. the buyers are being fueled by strong winds from incoming hurricane dora. that hurricane bringing wind gusts up

senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home after a fall yesterday sent her to the hospital. this is just the latest in a series of medical and health related issues that she has faced raising further questions about her fitness for office. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. senator dianne feinstein tripped over a kitchen chair and fell tuesday at san francisco home. >> representatives confirmed the 90 year-old senator briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon a precaution after a minor fall in her home. oliver scans were clear and she returned home. the falls on the heels of a three-month absence from the senate earlier this year after getting shingles and renewed questions about her mental fitness. after appearing confused during a july vote of the senate appropriations committee submitted. just say aye. okay. just. >> none of us wants to see a person who spent their whole life dedicated to public service being best remembered for of a departure. and that's not graceful. that's not at the peak of excellence. and i think that is starting to become part of her leg

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. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at roughly land senator dianne feinstein in the hospital. what staffers are revealing about her condition tonight. >> plus, the safety concerns for both riders and drivers have really persistent since the launch. uber is now launching a new tool to try to keep everybody for special counsel. jack smith obtained a search warrant for former president donald trump's long dormant twitter account. is catherine heenan breaks down why the social media company was orwe learned today that the special counsel's office obtained a search warrant for former president trump's twitter account. that court documents reveal a monthslong battle with twitter now known as x for information tied to the former president's account. >> kron four's catherine heenan is in the newsroom with more. catherine, we know he liked to tweet a lot. yeah. he liked a tweet a lot. they did this. by the way, it back in january. that's when the warrant was obtained were just hearing about it. now. >> part of the reason it is interesting. it is the first known example of federal prose

plus, senator dianne feinstein taken to a hospital in san francisco. but we're learning about a fall at her home in the city that bay area students returning to the classroom. how san jose firefighters are providing students with what they need for the new year while also inspiring them to be firefighters. and news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. i'm ali rasmus. we continue to follow a developing story out of hawaii. wildfires are raging on the island of maui. flames have ripped through the historic town of lahaina on the island's west side. thousands of people have been evacuated as the high winds from hurricane dora fueled those fires. thousands are without power as the governor issues an emergency proclamation. amanda quintana spoke with people at the airport heading out this morning. one couple said they're not sure if their home will still be there when they land. the house burned down. we have nothing. we have a two cars. that's it. and what we have right here,

california senator dianne feinstein missed three months worth of votes after a bout with shingles andtimes appeared disoriented during senate hearings. >> aye. >> and a recent poll shows that 77% of voters feel president biden is too old for the job. a liability the president often jokes about. >> i know i'm 198 years old. >> and mcconnell's office said he'll see a doctor before his next event. joining me to talk more about this is the former rnc chairman michael steele. thank you for being here. you know, mcconnell has been reaching out to some of his fellow senators and his office says he's going to see a doctor. do you think they need to do more to speak publicly about what it is he's dealing with. >> i think first they've got to fully understand what it is that's causing these momentary pauses for him. i think his health should be the primary concern of both his family and his office. and then they can deal with how they explain and express that to the press. it is very concerning to see an individual, regardless of their age, have a moment like that where they lose time, if you w

dianne gallagher, how are conditions there now?eways raining here in carolina beach. that has stopped, and that is kind of what we have been experiencing this entire time, almost this band, effect, the winds have died down again out here. look, just an hour ago we actually had to rush into the lobby of a hotel because of a tornado warning. two tornadoes spotted in the area as well as a waterspout in the area. and we are gonna see more of that throughout the night. and you can kind of see the wind picking up again here. as we are in a tornado watch until 4:00 this morning. and the emergency manager of new hanover county tells me that their biggest concerns are potential for moderate flooding and moderate wind early this morning. around the time that most people might be commuting to work. this is still a several-hour event into the future for the carolina coastline. now, here in carolina beach, the town manager says that, look, we have trouble spots that flood anyway. but as everyone has been discussing from florida, georgia, south

senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home tonight.ut after what's being called a minor fall. and as ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us, this incident just adds to the ongoing concerns about the senator's health. senator dianne feinstein is back at her san francisco home after a visit to the hospital. a spokesperson writing senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. this is the latest health setback for the 90 year old senator. she was hospitalized for shingles in february, which led to a three month absence, including her missing a number of votes. it prompted calls for her to step down from within her own party, including from representatives ro khanna, alex andrea ocasio-cortez and others. calls also came from across the aisle. if you are 89 years old, if you are unable to function, if you are unable to do your job, it's in the best interests of your constituents. but it's in the best interest of the coun

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and dianne feinstein has made headlines for a recent fall at her home and several moments of confusion caught on camera. president biden fitness for office is coming into question following gaff es, and stumbles in public. new book is raising red flags about the health of our commander-in-chief, claiming he's told his staff he feels tired and they try to ep coo his schedule clear before 10 a.m. the white house was pressed on that yesterday. >> why we're seeing recent weeks and has president admitted to you? >> last part? >> do you think because of this excerpt? >> the book is suggesting the president tells aides he is tired and that is why they are not having public events until 10 a.m. >> that is a ridiculous assumption to make. what do you make of the secretary's reply? >> she is dismissive of it. last time we were here, i think we talked about this very issue with the president. look what is happening when he goes to natural disaster and try to compare that natural disaster to a fire in his kitchen that was put out in 20 minutes. you know his people are saying, you cannot say that,

principal higher says he has been in contact with senator dianne feinstein's office to help bring them home. they have made sure that they the >> embassy nose or team is there and has all the information and will you with something changes where they need to get out. i've been told that they will include them and get them out. >> well, the u.s. decides to do that, congressman john garamendi, who represents antioch, is also working and helping the missionary group. he told kron for my team is working closely with the state department and the constituents to get them home safely. however, i cannot share additional details at this time due to operational security issues. >> and u.s. secretary of state antony blinken tweeted this today saying, quote, we have ordered the temporary departure of non-emergency personnel and eligible family members from nine-year. the u.s. is committed to our relationship with the people of niger and the embassy remains open and our leaders are diplomatically engaged at the highest levels camp. >> all right, thank you. still ahead, the latest efforts to combat

dianne feinstein of california, who is retiring next year, missed weeks of proceedings here with complications from shingles. and norah, she also suffered a recent fall. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> there are new developments now in the aftermath of those catastrophic fires in maui. president biden today pledging $95 million to help strengthen hawaii's electrical grid. the much needed assistance comes as officials on maui, including its mayor face growing calls for accountability. cbs' jonathan vigliotti is asking the tough questions. >> let's go! >> reporter: as flames ripped through lahaina, desperation was everywhere. people posting video for all to see. >> social media showed the fire. showed people run noerg lives. >> i can't speak to social media. i wasn't on social media. we didn't have time for that. >> reporter: and maui mayor richard bison would not say what he was doing. it was his job to ask the state for emergency backup, but admitted he did not place a single call in the hours during or long after the fire. >> mayor bisson, you are the highest ranking official here on the

senator dianne feinstein briefly hospitalized again.morning as the senator has struggled with health issues over the last year . then devastation in hawaii. oh, the phone lines are down. nobody can contact in the whole town is gone. homes destroyed

dianne feinstein is in the headlines again for her health. she went to the hospital yesterday after falling at her home. she had a brief examination but did not stay in the hospital overnight. there are still questions over her fitness. joining us is rick klein. senator feinstein was not in the hospital for long. let's talk about the impact. normally this would not be alarming but this comes after other health concerns. >> there are concerns about her basic ability to do her job. she was gone from the senate for months with a case of shingles. seemed disoriented. she has the right to serve has been elected to a that does not end until next year. but the question about able to serve is real and those questions will continue if she is out of the senate for a while, it is sent -- especially because of the split in the senate right now. so it is not just an academic question. the come up for mitch mcconnell. so it is on both sides. kristen: there are time something materializes in terms of a health episode for her to step down. needs to keep voti

s.e., you made a point about the voters and in california, the median age is 37 years old, where dianne feinstein represents, and in kentucky, it is 39 years old, and talk to me about the representation, and reflecting the constituency. >> yeah, voters across the country are younger than most members of the senate and the congress. a number of the member ps of congress have been there like 40-plus years, and the public service jobs were not meant to be career-long endeavors. i think that voters do deserve better, and i wish scott were right, because i respect scott. elections were not the way we impose limits. we both know, and scott is very smart and the democratic party and the republican party are very controlling of who is primaried and how much say that the voters actually get in electing someone new, especially against someone like mitch mcconnell or dianne feinstein who is there for a long time, and they want to protect the seat. so, i don't think that we should expect self-term limits to be the way that it all works. term limits of maybe two terms, so it is not one and done, but

with the more direct access that they would have to different speed is what attending in person is dianne whole cause thank you very much. let's have a look now. some of the other story is making headlines around the world. is c o p a is to launch the joint investigation with saudi arabia. i'm into allegations that saudi bought a gone skilled hundreds, the open mike wins at the board with them and the claim to a made in a report by human rights watch. the african union has suspended these as membership over last month to military cool. the block of 55 nations says news that cannot rejoin until the routing one to restore civilian government. the colinas have refused to stand down despite the sanctions and threats of military intervention from its neighbors. in the occupied westbank, the funeral has been held for a 1717 year old palestinian kills, and a pre don't rate buys rainy security forces. the for the student is why mc g has militant group claim. the teenager, as one of its fights of israel, says its forces arrested 15 palestinian suspects in several westbound towns. as part of that o

you know, i don't seeing it happen to dianne feinstein.ng hurt are the taxpayers, the american people. we need to make sure these people know when to move on. >> gillian: a quick question before i let you go. you've been feuding with vivek ramaswamy about his military position when it comes to the united states versus iran and sort of future potential military conflict. can you distill for us the heart of the difference between you and ramaswamy? >> i mean, look, he has shown that he's naive. he says we shouldn't worry about iran getting a nuclear bomb. nobody understands that. it's naive to say we're going to russia and say you quit playing with china. it's just not accurate. i'm always going to take the side of israel. i'm always going to take the side of us being strong when it comes against a terrorist group that says death to america. he's completely wrong on this. the american people see that. >> gillian: all right, ambassador haley. thank you for taking time with us this time. >> thanks. go to nikkihaley.com and join us. >> gillian:

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-yea there is also a 90 california senator dianne feinstein.he senator's daughter has taken on power of attorney over her affairs as a family tries to settle the estat te of her late husband and feinstein recently had this viral moment where her staff and colleagues had toom guide her through a committeene hearing. just say aye. >> senator feinstein. say aye. >> i would like to support a " vote on this and it fundsed priorities submitted. >> just say aye. >> okay. j >> sean: here with the reaction is texas congress min ronny jackson, former doctor foa barack obama and donald trump and fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. good to see you guys. . thank you. >> i do not know how to say this in a gentle way. i'm just going to be blunt.ia i look at... where is the family of dianne feinstein? where is the family of johnma fetterman?ily frankly, where is the family of joe bidesayin saying, you know ? enough is enough. it's time to retire. yohiu ars e not up to this job,o physically mentally, cognitively. to me it's in some cases here borde

dianne gallagher has more from carolina beach. >> reporter: as tropical storm idalia moves up the coast before it breaks away from land, here in the carolinas, we are feeling the effects of that storm and will likely do so until late thursday morning. according to officials here in newh hanover county, bands will go until mid-morning and they expect the worst of it to come right around the time most people would be commuting for work. the emergency management director telling me that they anticipate they could see moderate flooding and moderate winds and that their concern is that they could have areas that they already consider to be trouble areas, experience extra flooding because of the king tide. when those worries are already very high. now, in speaking to the town manager here in carolina beach, they say they are most concerned about flooding in areas and are asking visitors to stay not just out of floodwater but out of the ocean as well because of hurricane franklin out in the atlantic as well as the oncoming tropical storm idalia. the swells and currents are simply too strong th

i look at what is happening and i don't have anything bad to say about dianne feinstein.r family please love her and take her home. it is not right. to me that his elder abuse. and frankly, if somebody in the biden family really cared about him they would tell him, no, joe, you are not up to another four years of this. you will not make it. where or those people? do you see what i see? >> i agree with you. i haven't examined them but i don't like the word gaffes. why are we using the word gaffes? it's a mistake you make when you get embarrassed and then correct it. verona versus vern nova when he is trying to talk about green energy with ge vern nova and he talks about a city that is from the middle ages? do you have confidence he understands? >> he is from the middle ages. >> again, this is being obfuscated. where is the mri? where is the cognitive test? i have seen his yearly physical? >> we all know he cannot pass a cognitive test. >> that is right. i agree with you. >> what is my exit question? will they keep him on the ticket? >> i don't think so. he will not make it

there is also california senator dianne feinstein who has been making headlines because concerns over age. but we're getting ready for an election in which the two frontrunners, president biden will be 82 in november 2024 and president trump -- former president trump just a few years younger. it is definitely going to start playing into what we consider our options to be going to the polls. that being said, you efforts that my colleagues have spoken to saying that they may be advanced in age, but they have been living pretty healthy lives and they have good access to health care. so that is something that americans need to consider too when looking at the advanced ages and saying yes, we can acknowledge that they are older, but they look healthy and their doctors are saying that they look healthy, but it is more about what transparency we can expect going forward from them. >> yeah, and you may not be able to see it, but we have the average ages of senate side 65 years old and house side 58 years old. but even outside of capitol hill, you touched on it briefly, we're looking at the pr

. >> laura: can you see why there have been a lot of concerns raised about dianne feinstein.been happening for years. but now the over 90-year-old senator is suing the trustees of a fund set up by her late husband accusing them of committing financial elder abuse by refusing to pay the millions of dollars to reimburse her for medical bills. the suit was filed by feinstein's daughter catherine who was given a limited durable power of aattorney over her mother's affairs in july. here is where i'm going to ask is a victim potential elder abuse financial or otherwise one who is surrendered power over her affairs to her daughter really someone who should be still be in the u.s. senate? we all know the answer to this question. mollie hemingway with s. with us. editor and chief of the federalist. fox news contributor. mollie, we all see this in real time. it's feinstein, biden, others who shouldn't be still in the senator in any position of real authority. but the voters keep returning them to office. but this certainly looks like real elder abuse here. >> yeah, this is a particular

still, senator dianne feinstein is 90 years old.tly serving in the u.s. senate and you'll recall that she has faced a pretty steady stream of questions about her health recently with members of her own party saying that it may be time for her and resign after her extended absence earlier this year as she was dealing with shingles. we'll have more of an update as it comes in about the senator and how she's doing. john? >> watching that closely. new this morning the nour nurse and her daughter who were kidnapped in haiti have been released. they were taken from their aid campus near port-au-prince. >> rafael is here with the details. what are you hearing? >> john, this development happening in the last hour. we learned of their release of raw haiti, the american organization that the nurse works for released a statement. as you remember, the wife of a raw haiti director sandro dorsainvil were abducted while serving on the campus near the capital city port-au-prince. in a statement released a while ag it is with a heart of gratitude an

give somebody else a chance to do the job. >> yeah. >> yeah, so i mean, look, i think between dianneu mentioned, arguably president joe biden and certainly mitch mcconnell it's time to have a serious conversation about age limits for our public servants. there's nothing strange about the fact that states have age limits for judge. there's age limit for air traffic controllers, all kinds of professions. why would it be the most important jobs don't have age limits. >> what's interesting is the question he was being asked about is would he run again? it just raises the question, if you're a kentucky constituent of mitch mcconnell right now, don't you deserve an answer about what's going on with his health more than just, oh, he was feeling -- >> we are living in what some people have called a gerontocracy. we want to not fall into the traps of age itch. there are other politicians in theirle 0s who are vibrant, who have mental capacities. paul mccartney and bob dylan will selling out theaters in their 80s. age isn't quite it, but when there are symptoms of old age, with senator fineste

money from the chips and science act signed into law one year ago, congresswoman lee and senators diannelex padilla wrote a letter of support to the secretary of commerce. this money would not only be transformed for a cash, it would be transform for the community. this is what was intended. we intended that there would be equity in all of these initiatives that the biden-harris administration initiated. and we worked on legislatively recently, house republicans called for a full accounting of spending from the law. a cautious request comes during national black business month, and for this black owned company and representative lee, the impact would go far beyond new jobs. it's something that inspires a lot of young stem kids coming along who want to look up to leaders in tech and stem and see that they are represented. congresswoman lee also locked in a competitive race with representatives adam schiff and katie porter for feinstein. senate seat. asked about the state of her campaign , she said her focus at the moment was on the work in her district in oakland. greg lee, ktvu fox two n

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. >>> we have breaking news about senator dianne feinstein out of the hospital after tripping and falling in her san francisco home yesterday. we are told she is back home this morning. the 90-year-old senator has struggled with health issues over the last year. she suffered serious complications after contracting shingles. she spent three months recovering away from capitol hill. her spokesman released a statement saying , senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. >>> this morning we are following the investigation into a large fire that erupted in san francisco sunset district last night. it spread to multiple buildings and required a massive response from fire crews. this morning shawn chitnis shows us the aftermath as crews monitor hotspots . >> reporter: we know the seven apartments were damaged, according to the red cross. this was a large response from the san francisco fire department and this morning there crews you are monitoring the situation, as they have

dianne feinstein had to be taken to the hospital after she fell in her home in san francisco.n and was briefly admitted to the medical center. she was there for about two hours. she is 90 years old, and has had other public health problems, but she has rejected calls to re-sign and says she will retire after her current term as senator in 2025 . >>> santa clara county deputies located a car driven by a missing 17-year-old. but, they are still looking for her. catherine schneider was last seen leaving her home on july 5. yesterday officers found the car on skyline boulevard. so far, deputies are not saying anything about foul play, but they are still hoping someone can help them locate her. >>> the san francisco news, preparation underway for 2 days outside land. the skyland ranger flew over as crews are setting up there. the festival begins friday running through the weekend. it lines up kendrick lamar, lana delray, even shaquille o'neal. as his musical alter ego dj diesel . >>> the weather should be nice and cool if you are heading to outside lands. carrie whole has a look ah

dianne gallagher, thank you very much. some florida residents decided to ride out the hurricane instead of evacuating, including my next guest. i want to bring in st. pete beach resident barb schueller. barb, thank you for joining us. you did ride out the storm from the bottom floor of a two story apartment building. what was that experience like? >> i did. and it was a bit harrowing. but we were prepared. and we set up our apartment to actually ride the storm out. >> you took some video from outside of your apartment, which is pretty close to the seawall. how high did the water end up coming up for you? >> it went over the seawall. we actually felt waves overcoming the seawall. it was a bit -- i was inside my apartment. and we did board up our apartment with sandbags. we were prepared. but i actually heard -- it felt like the beach was right outside my apartment. but we did get a bit -- of our efforts but we were able to take care of it and we took care of our apartment. and we succeeded and we are fine. >> good. i'm glad

senator dianne feinstein, soon to be vacant. senate seat next year. person is former governor arnold schwarzenegger, the guy that could probably win this thing were i a republican or an independent would be the former governor of the state of california on all the issues. he's totally not in sync with anything republican want to do. he's in sync with what californians want to do, whether they're republicans or democrats . schwarzenegger has not said publicly if he is interested in running, he was governor of california from 2003 to 2011. there are new details about the death of a man who fell saturday from the civic center parking garage on oak street in alameda . the alameda county coroner's office today identified him as 66 year old david graber of alameda. it's not yet known how he fell from the seven story structure. police have not yet said whether his death is suspicious. santa clara county now has a new facility for people with serious mental illnesses who are transitioning back to independent living. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held just thi

dianne gallagher, thank you so much. joining us now is charleston deputy fire chief jason crews in. a flood watch actually remains in effect in charleston until 2:00. jason, thank you for being here. you are the overnight commander in the emergency center tonight. what is happening in charleston right now? what are the conditions like? >> yes, good evening. we -- are seeing a lot of response calls at this time. we are still seeing a lot of the bands come through, with some lulls through. but we are seeing a lot of flooded streets. we currently have about 50 streets that are closed due to flooding, specifically, and we have rescued a little over 20 people so far from stranded vehicles that they have driven through in floodwaters. so, we have law want to urge people to stay out of the floodwater and stay home. and as you, just reported, when light comes, please stay home. let us go out and do our damage assessments so we can see what areas are in need -- as a result of flooding. >> so, a majority of those calls coming in are from people who are in those their vehicles. i always wonder

there are also questions about 90-year-old california democrat dianne feinstein and president biden himselfr. biden said he would talk with mcconnell. the leader's office says mcconnell felt light-headed but will speak to a doctor before his next public appearance. bret? >> bret: chad, it's interesting. we are going to speak to a doctor in just a second. also the biden administration recommending easing restrictions on marijuana. what's the reaction to this from capitol hill? is this the beginning of something bigger? >> well, the senate majority leader chuck schumer, he applauded the move. in a statement, chuck schumer said, quote, d.e.a. should now quickly follow through on this important step to greatly reduce the harm caused by draconian marijuana laws. schumer has legislation to completely decriminalize marijuana. bret? >> bret: chad pergram on the hill. that's one to follow. thanks. let's bring in dr. marc siegel. doc, thanks for being here. what did you see with senator mcconnell's freeze again today? >> bret, i saw a freeze. and we in medicine we use the term called the deferential

cnn's dianne gallagher is live in charlotte, north carolina, this morning.ination that we're having more and more of these huge jackpots. both power ball and mega millions added new white balls to that pool. so, it's harder to match them all, meaning that we go week and weeks and months and months without anybody hitting the jackpot. we do nothing but rise. 1.45 billion. again tonight the drawing, the question is, will it be you, me? who is going to get this. well, i have page with me here. we're at harris teeter and have a lottery machine behind us. you noticed an uptick in people as these jackpots climb? >> absolutely. as the number goes up, we see more and more people checking out our machines here where you can purchase your tickets. and then in the morning, we see people stop by. but by tonight, this afternoon, heading into hours ticking down before the numbers are drawn, we see lines start to form at this machine. everyone trying to get their ticket here at harris teeter. >> reporter: is question for everybody, do you take the once a year 29 payments o

now our dianne is right there, and now the storm is still about 10 miles to her west. no danger to our reporter, it is moving away from her. but this is what we're going to see for the west of the night. north myrtle beach had a water spout on the water for a while. i've seen a little bit of that rotation begin to die down a little bit. but they still put a warning. still have the rainfall here to the west of really savannah. that's where most of the rainfall has been. we've had our ryan young in savannah. and he's been dry and no wind for hours, it seems because he is right in the middle of what would be the eye, although you can't even really tell it's an eye. 450,000 people still without power at this hour. and then there's your rainfall still expected. there could be some overnight flooding here 4 to 6 inches of rainfall into the piedmont area is what i'm concerned, not so much the low country. but it's the piedmont. if you get the rain up there, it has to run off and that's what we could see later on this afternoon. right now, still 70 miles per hour. likely still

. >> plus, a fall briefly land senator dianne feinstein in the hospital.t for survivors of that they are outraged as the diocese of san francisco says it could be filing for bankruptcy. >> the san francisco diocese recently announced it may declare bankruptcy. the diocese is currently facing more than 500 abuse claims dating backs decades. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest. >> furious and fighting back. that is how one abuse survivor announcement that the san francisco diocese will likely declare bankruptcy. >> they have a molesting kids for decades and wreaking havoc upon chip innocent children. joey past the tally is a member of snap. the survivors network of those abused by priests. >> he believes the action is not because the church doesn't have the funds to settle lawsuits, but that it doesn't want the public to know the truth. they want to hide things that they've and they're trying to keep that out of the public's few. >> they look to the money and said we really don't want to pay these people. what we should. >> rick simmons is an attorney w