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. >> both mayor must go knee and supervisor harvey milk. have been you it was this announcement about the assassinations of mayor george moscone e. >> and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. the launch. dianne feinstein both a local and national spotlight at the time she was president of the san francisco board of supervisors. she was appointed mayor and brought san franciscans together after the assassinations and the jonestown massacre. she was then elected the city's first female mayor in 1979. and served 2 terms navigating the city through the height of the aids crisis and pushing for the repair of the city's iconic cable cars. despite losing in 1990, bid for governor, 2 republican pete wilson, feinstein achieved another first when she and barbara boxer. we're elected to the u.s. senate during 1992 so-called year of the woman making california the first state in the nation to have 2 female u.s. senators taking on the gun lobby would be a whole marker for 3 decades careers. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of as

both mayor most goni >> and supervisor harvey milk. >> feinstein now the highest-ranking surviving official in san francisco took over as mayor. again, the first woman in that role. eventually she earned praise for improvements to city services and furthering rights. >> i think the community is a viable political force in francisco after 10 years as mayor feinstein want to race for u.s., senate a seat she would occupy for the next 3 decades. plus, windows were broken. now shattering more glass ceilings, becoming the first woman to chair the intelligence committee. >> the judiciary committee voted on that then leading the powerful judiciary committee where she spearheaded major legislation like the 1995 assault weapons ban. >> sparking fierce debate and memorable exchanges like this one. >> gentle lady from california. needs to become a little more familiar with firearms and their deadly characteristics. and i say that because it is. >> a personal privilege for a moment, please. yes, certainly i am quite familiar with firearms. i became

. >> both mayor must go knee and supervisor harvey milk. have been and you it was this announcement about the assassinations of mayor george moscone e. >> and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. the launch. dianne feinstein both the local and national spotlight at the time she was president of the san francisco board of supervisors. she was appointed mayor and brought san franciscans together after the assassinations and the jonestown massacre. she was then elected the city's first female mayor in 1979. and served 2 terms navigating the city through the height of the aids crisis and pushing for the repair of the city's iconic cable cars. despite losing in 1990, bid for governor, 2 republican pete wilson, feinstein achieved another first when she and barbara boxer. we're elected to the u.s. senate during 1992 so-called year of the woman making california the first state in the nation to have 2 female u.s. senators taking on the gun lobby would be a whole marker for 3 decades careers. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product

mayor under tragic circumstances after the 1978 assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. following a failed run for california governor, she won a special election for a senate seat in 1992. five additional terms followed. in 2018, feinstein came under criticism during hearings on the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. it was revealed the senator initially had not disclosed a letter she received detailing sexual allegations against kavanaugh. >> i did what i believed was right. >> feinstein later embraced president biden's nomination of ketanji brown jackson who became the first african american female supreme court justice. >> i am very proud to support her nomination. >> reporter: at age 89, feinstein announced she would retire at the end of her term in 2024. >> she is a legend. she was able to convince people on both sides of the aisle to go along with her on issue after issue after issue. she announced her plans, feinstein tweeted, quote, even with a divided congress, we can still pass bills that will improve lives. >> this morning, mayor london breed

milk propelled her into the national spotlight. >> both mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> her poise at that moment was just incredible. she was widely credited with calming nerves across the city after the shooting. to talk more about feinstein's legacy as a leader in san francisco, specifically, we are joined by frank jordan. >> tell us a little bit about your memories of dianne. you were mayor after her but she had laid the groundwork for a lot of changes around city hall. >> yes, she did. first of all, my condolences go out to her daughter and her grandchildren. this is a shock to all of us, even though we know she was not doing well. she was failing in health but we did not see it coming this quickly. it does not surprise me that she remained a public servant up until the last day of her life, even taking a vote in the senate the day before she died that evening. to me, i saw her as a modern-day gladiator because she started off in a man's world where there are not many women in politics and she became the first mayor in the first senator

. >> both, mayor must donate, and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> reporter: thesinations of the mayor and the city supervisor harvey by former supervisor dan white, as board president, dianne feinstein became the first female mayor of san francisco. >> it's going to throw into scrutiny, the whole criminal justice system. >> reporter: a year later, white was convicted of manslaughter and got a sentence, a peaceful march to city hall turned into a violent riot. >> we are going to stick the microphones in for the verdict on what is the city right now. >> reporter: during this difficult time, mayor dianne feinstein earned a lot of respect and support. >> we will do everything we possibly can to see that those circumstances don't happen again. and that today is observed as a day of memorial and a day of rededication. and a day where once again, as the city sweeps up the class, and puts itself back together again. we can begin to think and plan for the future. it is enormously meaningful. >> reporter: she would serve as mayor until 1988. >> i am very personal about the

ford and harvey proctor charged. ford and harvey proctor joins me now.rms of trial by media of russell brand over the past few days . the past few days. >> good evening to you and to your viewers. i'm not here to defend russell brand. i don't really like his brand of alleged humour. >> what i am here to defend is the golden thread in british criminal history and that is the prism option of innocence before guilt . that i prism option of innocence before guilt. that i think has been violated tremendously in the last few days . last few days. >> and i think it's quite extraordinary that times the sunday times and channel 4 dispatch is has apparently for the last four years been investigating meeting an alleged rapist, but not gone to the police. so allowing an alleged rapist to travel the streets of the united states of america and the united states of america and the united states of america and the united kingdom . for four the united kingdom. for four years. if they had justification and evidence, they should have insisted that the complainant should go

ford and harvey proctor charged. ford and harvey proctor joins me now.rms of trial by media of russell brand over the past few days . the past few days. >> good evening to you and to your viewers. i'm not here to defend russell brand. i don't really like his brand of alleged humour. >> what i am here to defend is the golden thread in british criminal history and that is the prism option of innocence before guilt . that i prism option of innocence before guilt. that i think has been violated tremendously in the last few days . last few days. >> and i think it's quite extraordinary that times the sunday times and channel 4 dispatch is has apparently for the last four years been investigating meeting an alleged rapist, but not gone to the police. so allowing an alleged rapist to travel the streets of the united states of america and the united states of america and the united states of america and the united kingdom . for four the united kingdom. for four years. if they had justification and evidence, they should have insisted that the complainant should go

she was a san francisco city council member, horrible assassination on the mayor and harvey milk. she's one that announces it to the nation and then ends up as mayor. so the assault weapon ban, she was ahead of her time. so that kind of work drove her to be part of the judiciary committee because she could use that as a platform to get her bills passed. >> you mentioned this. i want to put it up so it really sinks in for our viewers. just the difference between then and now when it comes to female representization in the u.s. senate. she was elected in the year of the woman in '92. before she came in, there were three. after she came in, there were six. you are one of 24 women, that's not 50, but it's not 3. how did she mentor you and sort of show you the ropes not just as a senator, but as a female senator? >> she had this vennhouse spirit she was always looking out for people. she had some wealth on her own. some of us would come in driving our saturn across the country. she would help us in knowing what the rules were at the senate. she was a stickler on dress. and it was noted

thank you. >>> the assassination of san francisco mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk back in 1870 a propelled dianne feinstein into the national spotlight. here was that heartbreaking announcement. >> both mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> at the time, feinstein was serving as president of the board of supervisors and was thrusted into the mayoral position where she was widely credited with becoming the calming voice the city needed during a dark time. feinstein went on to serve as mayor of san francisco from 1978 to 1988. the current mayor, london breed, spoke about the life and legacy of dianne feinstein at city hall. >> she led with courage . she worked hard for the city. she was a beacon of hope and inspiration during a very dark and tragic time which cemented her legacy as an extraordinary leader for our city and for our country. dianne feinstein never stopped being mayor. she was mayor in san francisco for about 10 years before she became our senator. i want to just talk about what she meant to san francisco as a mayor, lea

she led the city after the assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. they were assassinated in this very building behind me, city hall. and of course what she accomplished as u.s. senator. the city has lowered the flags to half-staff, the state flag, the city flag, and of course the flag of the united states of america. we caught up with mayor brown earlier this morning outside the cafe greco in north beach. he says the legacy the senator leaves behind is extensive. >> she could actually be equated with the pentagon paper discovery on what she did to the cia. most people don't even reference that. they go back to her successful effort to produce an assault weapons ban or they go back to her confrontation on several issues, and in particular, involving what occurred on the floor of the senate when she went there for anita hill and biden was the chair of the judiciary committee. it's amazing how many things in history she was a part of. >> reporter: we did ask the mayor how he responded to criticism that people had of senator feinstein for not retiring b

after the 1978 assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. following a failed run for california governor, she won special election for senate seat in 1992. five additional terms followed. in 2018, feinstein came under criticism during hearings on the supreme court nomination of brett kavanaugh. it was revealed the senator initially didn't disclose a letter she had received detailing sexual allegations against kavanaugh. >> i did what i thought was right. >> reporter: ketanji brown jackson became the first african american supreme court justice. >> i'm very proud to support her nomination. >> reporter: at age 89, feinstein announced she would retire at the end of her term in 2024. >> she's a legend. she was able to convince people on both sides of the aisle go along with her on issue after issue after issue. >> reporter: announcing her plans feinstein tweeted quote. even with a divided congress, we can still passes that will improve lives. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >> i mean, it's just incredible to hear all the things and the histo

she found harvey's body and came out and announced those two murders to the world. at that point, her life, her political career, everything changed forever. she soon became mayor on her own. she led the city through an extraordinary difficult and volatile time. >> yes the first female mayor of san francisco. senator dianne feinstein as local as you can get, born and raised in san francisco, attended stanford university, lived and served in the city. she loved san francisco. you know what areas she would frequent or what she enjoyed most about the city? >> when she was mayor, she was really known as a micromanager. she would ride around and got a car so she had a driver. she would see things on the street. there was trash here or a stop sign that was down or there was a traffic light that wasn't working. she would get on the phone in the car and call the public works director. she carried a fire department turnout coat in the trunk of her car. if she happened to see a fire, she would put it on and check with the battalion chief what was going on. very famously she w

>> and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. the launch. dianne feinstein both a local and national spotlight at the time she was president of the san francisco board of supervisors. she was appointed mayor and brought san franciscans together after the assassinations and the jonestown massacre. she was then elected the city's first female mayor in 1979. and served 2 terms navigating the city through the height of the aids crisis and pushing for the repair of the city's iconic cable cars. despite losing in 1990, bid for governor, 2 republican pete wilson, feinstein achieved another first when she and barbara boxer. we're elected to the u.s. senate during 1992 so-called year of the woman making california the first state in the nation to have 2 female u.s. senators taking on the gun lobby would be a whole marker for 3 decades careers. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a fingers through a in a 1994. >> her assault weapons ban was passed. senator,

so i opened the office door of harvey and see him on his stomach. he is dead. i tried to get the chief who i can't get, chief of police because he is in the mayor's office. the mayor just had been slain. so it was a very very hard time. is very painful to remember because it is the hardest thing i have ever gone through. >> amazing to recount that for us. those were dark times in san francisco. she not only stabilize the city but she resurrected the city there in the late 1970s into the early 80s. >> she led the city through some of its darkest times and she did an amazing job. she did so much for san francisco. she brought the cable cars back she loved san francisco. >> we see so many politicians go through here. she never reached out and wanted the spotlight. hey interview me. she just worked behind the scenes. >> i have a job to do. >> she wasn't saying let's talk about the weather and chitchat. when mayors and other politicians got a call, it wasn't to talk about pleasantries. it was let's get this done and roll up our sleeves. >> she was so tenacious and s

she found supervisor harvey milk's body. george moscone, his murderer, at the hands of supervisor dan white, put her in the mayor's office and sparked one of her biggest career fights. gun violence, i believe to this day, if dan white didn't have a weapon that he wouldn't have done what he did. in 1992, she was elected to the us senate and soon pushed a federal ban on assault weapons. the 1994 landmark legislation was passed and lasted ten years. feinstein has been advocating for its reinstatement ever since, along with other gun safety laws. if you give people the ability to easily purchase a weapon that can be devastating to large numbers of people, some of them will use that. she was also a leading voice in legalizing gay marriage in equal rights for the lgbtq community, authoring the respect for marriage act. americans should be free to marry the person they love regardless of sexual orientation or race discrimination was not new for feinstein. she fought as the first woman in many roles and empowered many others. after

. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> the tragic assassination of san francisco mayor george moscone by supervisor dan white in 1978 put feinstein in the job . in 1979, feinstein won her first full term as mayor and began reshaping the city during the decade she served. she survived a recall attempt led mostly by detractors of her proposal to ban handguns in san francisco, oversaw the remaking of the city's skyline, which some decried as the manhattanization of san francisco, oversaw a raucous 1984 democratic national convention and saved the city's cable car system. >> the cable car is still running because of dianne feinstein. >> rose to power as crisis gripped the city's gay community , a disease that would later be called aids, killed thousands of gay men hoping to save lives. feinstein ordered the city's bathhouses closed, a risky move considering the political power of the gay community at the time. under her watch, the city's health department created the global standard for aids health care at san francisco general hospital in 1990, feins

you'll hear her describe the moment she found her colleague harvey milk. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: from california to washington tonight, the nation remembering a true trailblazer, senator dianne feinstein. in the senate chamber, where she was the longest serving woman in american history, feinstein's desk draped in black. >> so today we grieve. we look at that desk, and we know what we have lost. >> reporter: nancy pelosi, surrounded by members of the california delegation, remembering her dear friend as a pioneer. >> her legacy will be a long one that we will all be inspired by. >> reporter: the first female president of san francisco's board of supervisors, she was on the verge of quitting politics altogether when horror struck. her colleague harvey milk, one of the first openly gay officials in the country, assassinated in san francisco's city hall. in an interview with cnn, feinstein describing the moment she found his body. >> i heard the door slam. i heard the shots. i smelled the cordite. he whisked by. i walked down the line of supervisors'

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her colleague harvey milk, one of the first openly gay officials in the country, assassinated in san francisco's city hall. in an interview with cnn, feinstein describing the moment she found his body. >> i heard the door slam. i heard the shots. i smelled the cordite. he whisked by. i walked down the line of supervisors' offices and found harvey milk, put my finger in a bullet hole trying to get a pulse. it was the first person i'd ever seen shot to death. >> reporter: milk and san francisco mayor george moscone both killed that day. feinstein announcing the tragic news. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. [ screaming ] >> jesus christ! >> reporter: feinstein then stepping in, becoming san francisco's first female mayor. but ultimately feinstein was destined for the senate. elected in 1992, dubbed the year of the woman. she was the first woman to serve from california, the first jewish woman in the senate. a champion for gun control, she helped author the 1994 assault weapons ban. >> let me tell you. i've seen assassination. i've seen killing.

both mayor must go >> and supervisor harvey milk. have been and you it was this announcement about the assassinations of mayor george moscone e and supervisor harvey milk in 1978. the launch. dianne feinstein both the local and national spotlight at the time she was president of the san francisco board of supervisors. she was appointed mayor and brought san franciscans together after the assassinations and the jonestown massacre. she was then elected the city's first female mayor in 1979. and served 2 terms navigating the city through the height of the aids crisis and pushing for the repair of the city's iconic cable cars. despite losing in 1990, bid for governor, 2 republican pete wilson, feinstein achieved another first when she and barbara boxer. we're elected to the u.s. senate during 1992 so-called year of the woman making california the first state in the nation to have 2 female u.s. senators taking on the gun lobby would be a whole marker for 3 decades careers. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of

harvey milk was the first openly gay elected official in america. i had run in 1975 in the same arrays that george morris goni had one. i didn't do very well. as a product of that race i became convinced i was not an electable mayor, that the people one and a woman mayor of the city. and george had one. it was an explosive time in the city and a colleague, dan white former police officer, former firefighter, all-american boy in appearance, had a lot of personal problems. a lot having to do with income and jobs and working long hours. the board just does not pay very much and he had resigned. then groups came to him, chamber of commerce, the police union, the firefighters say, you can't resigned, you've got to get your job back. to make a long story short, he didn't get his job back and he ended up going in for an appointment with the mayor and shooting him. and then came across -- i was looking for him, came across right past my office, came in the office two doors down and shot and killed harvey milk. i was the one that walked in and found harvey's

to lead the city at a dark time following the assassination of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. she worked hard for this city. >> she was a beacon of hope and inspiration during a very dark and tragic time, which cemented and cemented her legacy as an extraordinary leader for our city and for our country. >> breed says feinstein was instrumental in rescuing san francisco's cable cars by raising public and private funds to save the railway. she also helped build pier 39in the late 70s. now one of the city's top tourist attractions. >> as dianne was the kind of mayor who would show up at fire scenes in the middle of the night and she there was no part of the government that did not have her thumbprint on it. >> supervisor matt dorsey says feinstein was a champion for the lgbt community during the aids crisis at a time when the reagan administration wouldn't say the word aids. >> dianne feinstein was leading the nation on that san francisco's budget on hiv and aids was bigger than the federal government budget. >> i will miss her trying to tell me what to do. former mayor wil

what was the scariest moment for you in harvey?en the water started coming down my walls in my house and it was overflowing and i was watching to see which way it was going to come in first, the front door or backdoor. i've never experience that before. it just never stopped. >> there were boats actually traveling the roads and the only communication we have is through our phones. thank god our phones were working. >> crystal's husband jade cherry was stranded in her mom's home with a pair of newborns. >> i have two screaming twins 4 months old half breastfeeding, half formula. i wasn't making milk, scared to run out of formula. >> the search for crystal was no longer a priority for the chambers county instruct the sheriff's office. >> i had no choice but to rescue citizens. >> you don't have the manpower and resources for an event like this. >> when you have this kind of storm and devastation, you can never have enough manpower. >> so jade picked up the slack. house bound with twins she did the only thing she could think of to fin

lead the city at a dark time following the assassin actions of mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. she worked hard for this city. she was a beacon of hope and inspiration during a very dark and tragic time, which cemented cemented her legacy as an extraordinary leader for our city and for our country, breed says. >> feinstein was instrumental in rescuing san francisco's cable cars by raising public and private funds to save the railway. she also helped build pier 39in the late 70s, now one of the city's top tourist attractions. >> dianne was the kind of mayor who would show up at fire scenes in the middle of the night and she there was no part of the government that did not have her thumbprint on it. she supervisor matt dorsey says feinstein was a champion for the lgbtq community during the aids crisis at a time when the reagan administration wouldn't say the word aids. >> diane feinstein was leading the nation on that. san francisco's budget on hiv and aids was bigger than the federal government budget. >> i will miss her trying to tell me what to do. >> former mayor willie

i actually walked in and found harvey's body. i put my finger in a hole in his wrist which a bullet had gone through to try to get a pulse. it was just a terrible time. >> following the assassinations of mayor george missoni and fellow supervisor, feinstein was thrust into the role of acting mayor. her first act, announcing the tragic news to the public. >> both mayor missoni and supervisor harvey have been shot and killed. >> following the assassination, san francisco was at a crossroads. >> the city was very divided and there was palpable hate. my job was to put the bricks back together again and my job was to put a kind of feeling back into the city. we have always been a diversity and we have always managed to get along together. >> diane was obviously the key to keeping the city sane so to speak. her demeanor and her conduct was just impeccable. >> deflecting any credit, she always said the 49ers were a driving force in helping heal the city. >> that of course was 1981. the first super bowl and winning that super bowl and wh

well, i actually walked in and found harvey's body and put my finger in a hole in his wrist, which agone through, to try to get a pulse, and it was just a terrible time. >> following the assassinations of mayor george moscone and former supervisor, harvey milk -- >>> this is an nbc news special report. here's savannah guthrie. >> good morning. we come on the air with breaking news. senator dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in u.s. history passed away. she was 90 years old. first elected in 1992 representing the state of california for more than 30 years. she faced persistent health problems in recent years, leaving quite a legacy as well. andrea mitchell with a look back at her life. >> dianne feinstein whose political career was launched by tragedy. november 1978 the san francisco mayor and board of supervisors member were assassinated in city hall. then board of supervisor's president dianne feinstein tried desperately to save milk's life. >> both have been shot and killed. >> the event cementing her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a nati

yo entré y encontré el cuerpo de harvey y puse mi dedo dentro de un agujero en su muñeca donde había feinstein se vio forzada de tomar las riendas de la alcaldía. su primer anuncio fue efectivamente dar la trágica noticia de los asesinato dos al público and super harvey milk have been shot and kill. >> oh, los asesinatos. >> san francisco estaba en una encrucijada. la ciudad estaba dividida y había un odio palpable. mi trabajo era reconstruir ladrillo por ladrillo. la ciudad. siempre hemos sido unidos. siempre hemos sido una ciudad diversa y siempre hemos podido llevarnos todos bien. tras dos términos como alcaldesa, feinstein se postuló para gobernador de california en 1990, pero no ganó en 1992. puso sus ojos en washington, d.c. y nunca volvió a mirar hacia atrás. se convirtió en la primera mujer elegida al senado del país por el estado de california. allí se ganó el respeto de ambos partidos políticos. mientras se convirtió también en la primera mujer en obtener varios logros, incluyendo presidente del comité judicial del senado, presidente del comité de las reglas y la administra

harvey referenced andical train. over the course of met likely twoft executive steering committee meetings to provide advice to the tjpa they will grapple with the implementation and schedules. this is in practice this fall. but will require a hard look at each element of redness on the project. in order to keep us having momentum and collect the right condition transactor teams. this is important to note the selection of the condition transactor teams does not mean we immediately construct under the learning contracts the procurement strategy put forward by tjpa under the mo uconn templays bringing them on board for precorrection for design and contract for delivery. executing under the condition tracts would not start until 2026. big decision ahead. you want to add. >> briefly related huwe work with partners as we move forward with right-of-way and a mont real meeting with the project management over silent consultance there is cord nigz and oversight regularly on the portal project. >> and do we have i deadline fo

. >> following the assassinations of mayor george moscone and fellow supervisor, harvey milk, feinstein was thrust into the role of acting mayor. her first act, announcing the tragic news to the public. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> reporter: following the assassinations, san francisco was at a crossroads. >> the city was very divided and there was palpable hate, and my job was to put the bricks back together again. and my job was to put a kind of feeling back into the city. we've always been a diverse city and we've always managed to get along together. >> dianne was, obviously, the key to keeping the city sane, so to speak. her demeanor and her conduct was just impeccable. >> reporter: deflecting any credit, feinstein always said the 49ers were a driving force in helping heal the city. >> that, of course, was 1981 and the catch, and the first super bowl, and winning that super bowl and what it did for san francisco, to bring people together, different ethnicities, different races, different socioeconomic. and we were very worried, becau

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in city hall. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed >> reporter: cementing her commitment to gun safety elected san francisco's mayor, she was on democratic nominee walter mondale's short list for running mate. >> i have had an opportunity to be the first women and the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process, and i view that as a major opening of the door. >> reporter: it was the public outcry over the judiciary committee's grilling of anita hill at the clarence thomas hearings that got feinstein to the senate judiciary chairman joe biden made her the committee's first woman. she immediately led the charge to pass an assault weapons ban as the first woman to chair the intelligence committee she took on the cia's wbatter boarding of prisoners. in later years she showed signs of age and poor health, frail when returning to the senate, but rallying voting yesterday before a visit with former congresswoman jane harman. >> wint there because i miss her and she has been voting as she always did. >> reporter: always opening doors for w

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both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. feinstein was at city hall when the killings occurred. she found supervisor harvey milk's body, george moscone, his murderer, at the hands of supervisor dan white, put her in the mayor's office and sparked one of her biggest career fights. gun violence, i believe to this day, if dan white didn't have a weapon that he wouldn't have done what he did in 1992. she was elected to the us senate and soon pushed a federal ban on assault weapons. the 1994 landmark legislation was passed and lasted ten years. pain stein's been advocating for its reinstatement ever since, along with other gun safety laws. if you give people all the ability to easily purchase a weapon that can be devasted, waiting to large numbers of people, some of them will use that. she was also a leading voice in legalizing gay marriage and equal rights for the lgbt community. authoring the respect for marriage act. americans should be free to marry the person they love regardless of sexual orientation or race. discrimination

president dianne feinstein tried desperately to save milk's life. >> both mayor masconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the event cementing her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a national figure on democratic are nominee walter mondale's short list for running mate. >> i've had an opportunity now to be the first woman and the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process, and i view that as a major opening of a door and something that's very important to do. >> reporter: it was the clarence thomas hearings in 1991 that got feinstein to the senate, as she recalled in 2018. >> and what did i see but an all male senate judiciary committee grilling anita hill, and it was not nice, and it was not what one would like to see, and that was my incentive to run in 1992. >> reporter: after her decisive senate win, then senator joe biden made her the first woman on the judiciary committee. in congress she quickly made an impact leading the charge for an assault weapons ban in 1994, as senate intelligence chair, she took on the cia's water boardin

both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. feinstein was at city hall when the killings occurred. she found supervisor harvey milk's body, george moscone, his murderer, at the hands of supervisor dan white, put her in the mayor's office and sparked one of her biggest career fights. gun violence, i believe, to this day, if dan white didn't have a weapon that he wouldn't have done what he did in 1992. she was elected to the us senate and soon pushed a federal ban on assault weapons. the 1994 landmark legislation was passed and lasted ten years. feinstein has been advocating for its reinstatement ever since, along with other gun safety laws. if you give people the ability to easily purchase a weapon, that can be devastating to large numbers of people, some of them will use that. she was also a leading voice in legalizing gay marriage in equal rights for the lgbtq community, authoring the respect for marriage act. americans should be free to marry the person they love regard less of sexual orientation or race discrimination was no