"there's adam schiff."e. [ laughter ] but it's mostly good. in fact, i was in new york visiting my daughter and we were walking down the street and i'm wearing blue jeans and a canvas jacket and sunglasses and i'm surprised people are stopping me, that they can even recognize me. my daughter's getting annoyed because -- >> jimmy: how old's your daughter? >> she's a senior in college. she's watching now. and probably even more annoyed. [ laughter ] she's getting annoyed because there's only one center of attention in the family and it's her. >> jimmy: uh-huh, i see. >> the last straw was somebody asked her to hold their beer while we took a photograph. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> and as we walked away she was like, what am i now, the beer holder? i said, alexa, i'm just shocked that anybody can recognize me. and she says, you know, dad, it's the pencil neck. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: looking at your neck, and it doesn't seem pencilly at all. in fact, i would argue that trump has a big fat orange neck. [

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we have adam schiff at 20% and katie porter at 17. even. we have seen a slight shift in and increase in support for schiff over the past four months. but barbara lee has stayed in single digits and now those two are separating themselves from the field. right. >> and we keep this up. let's just take a look at that. at 7, barbara lee is now two tied with two republicans, one of whom hasn't even officially gotten into the race yet. right there is businessman james bradley, the other is the one who hasn't jumped in yet, but many think he will. that's dodgers baseball legend steve garvey. why do the poll include garvey when he hasn't declared? >> well, it was just the test. we included him both had measures, both with his name in and with his name removed, just to see what impact he could potentially have have. and what we found was that garvey basically draws from other republican voters. so he really just pulls down the percent levels for each of the other republicans that are listed in the poll. he doesn't really take away support from

yeah. >> they also should note that congressman adam schiff leads the polling. we did mention that in the last story. but, lawrence, i know you were wondering about that definitely bus also wondering what the weather's going to i mean, that's what we're wondering. hopefully, you know? >> yeah, i think i think we're going to be ok, number of working out ok today, lots of sunshine until late in the day. and that patchy fog starting to move on shore. but i think overnight low clouds and fog will dissipate and move away as we'll see a little bit more of a northerly wind kind of kicking in. so some patchy fog now court out. you can see that patchy fog behind it. but well, you know, getting very county it sting in the long range been tracking this. we're talking about the possibility of major wind event. it all depends on where that area of low pressure would set itself up to our east more now today, the models of change to bring it right back over the bay or so. i'll show you the long-range model forecast. you can see right now we've got a couple systems out there. w

i got adam schiff, i got eric swalwell upset because i kicked them off the intel committee.got matt gaetz working with swalwell to try to throw me out, that's all well and good, but i'm not going to be deterred from that. maria: yeah. >> i'm going to focus, we're going to secure our border, we're going to cut spending and inflation, we passed the parents' bill of rights, we've been able to remove so many of the irs agents, we're going after the next. we're going to make our military stronger and get this pay raise true even if they want to vote against it. maria: what's the likelihood of a shutdown? >> i want to make sure we don't shut down. i don't think that is a win for the american public, and i definitely believe it'll make our hand weaker if we shut down. maria: i think it was churchill when said you have enemies? good, that means you stood the for something. >> i think america will stand on our side. maria: speaker mccarthy, thank you so much. quick break and then hunter biden was indicted the week but not on the charges tied to his father, instead on federal gun char

it's been a pretty close race at the moment between adam schiff and katie porter, both members of the house, barbara lee trailing. it's still very early and fluid. so that goes on. but you're right, the big story, and we don't want to step on a terrible tragedy like this, but the fact is that there will be an appointment, and the appointment will be made by governor newsom. now, the same process as if she resigned. he will appoint somebody, and we all know by now, that he will appoint a black female. he's not going to appoint barbara lee, who of course is a black female, because he says she's running the race, he doesn't want to tilt it. so the question is who. and if you think about it, the list has to be very small. why would the list be small? most people, you would think, would be black elected women, and very few of them are in positions where they want to give up the power they have for a position of, perhaps, lasting 18 months, because he wants a caretaker, someone who will promise to not run once that person is elected. you get down to a very small number of people. some of th

that would give barbara lee a leg up running against katie porter and adam schiff. the favorite of the former house speaker nancy pelosi to take that seat. we don't know exactly who he might appoint. again, the quickness, is it something that will come right away so they can vote as early as tomorrow on trying to keep the government open? or if we get into a government shutdown and some other legislative solution materializes and it is a razor wire vote and they need that vote. we don't know that yet, jacque. >> speaking of how important her vote is, the margins, the way that they are, you talk all the time about how important the math is. it is going to be more difficult today to get to 60 votes on anything because senator feinstein is not there today and it will take some time for the governor to replace her. how does that impact -- this is happening at a very heightened tension moment where you are trying to fund the government that expires tomorrow night at midnight. how does that impact things? >> it is a precarious situation but not as you might think because

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joining me now is congressman adam schiff, impeachment manager during donald trump's first impeachment and a member of the house select committee on january six. congressman schiff, thank you for joining me on labor day weekend. you followed this also closely given your various role in congress. were you all surprised when you are watching mark meadows testify on anything he had to say on monday? >> not surprise so much about what he had to say as the fact that he said it at all. but he felt the need to take that gamble, big gamble by taking the stand. it's an indication of the fact that he feels he needs some kind of hail mary to escape a potential conviction. but also if he were successful and removing the case to federal court he has the potential to knock it out completely. by arguing immunity. but listening to that testimony, reading what he had to say, i think it's a weak case of a removal but also for immunity. if actions of a chief of staff to try and subvert an election, overturn an election, to defraud and violate the laws of a particular state. are somehow within the job des

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county department of public health using adam schiff political staff, he was using that person, schiff's office going to twitter saying, can you take this account down. can you make these tweets stop appearing in people's feeds. they are criticizing the doctor. they are calling her fake doctor. we need this taken off immediately. this is urgent. we have over 15 e-mails that show this communication between the department of public health and twitter executives using adam schiff's office. >> this is crazy. this is something we'll watch. we talked about this. you were among those who they tried to sensor. you're a regular on the show. you been fighting this for a long time? >> in july 2022, l.a. county health department threaten to bring back mask mandates. it never made sense. especially then, when the cases were going down and there was nobody dying from it. the hospital were empty of covid patients. hand full of us who were public health epidemiologist and infectious disease experts pinned an op ed. explaining why mask mandates at that time are wrong. they, now, attempted to have that pu

i want you to respond to it. >> does getting left-leaning state attorneys general, as adam schiff was referring to, getting them involved here, does that give this wacky 14th amendment strategy any more heft or credibility? >> i don't think it does. there are academics that have thought about this seriously and have supported this theory. i thought it was the most dangerous theory that has emerged in decades. i think it's entirely unsupported by the text and the history of the 14th amendment. the provision was written after the civil war, but after actual rebellion were hundreds of thousands of people died. there was an army on the other side. they had their own foreign- policy. that's a rebellion. now that doesn't necessarily mean that it can't be used for anything that isn't of that magnitude, but it is notable that trump has not been charged even with incitement, let alone rebellion or insurrection, yet they say that this doesn't even require an act of congress, that any judge can simply announced that he was supporting an insurrection and that he's therefore disqualified and voter

that's his sole motivation. >> congressman adam schiff, always a pleasure to have you. thank you so much for joining me today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, some republicans in georgia are taking aim at district attorney fani willis, but governor brian kemp is having none of it. a former state senator who testified in front of the grand jury joins me next. >>> plus election workers ruby freeman and shaye moss notch a huge victory against rudy giuliani. their attorneys going to join me on set as well. next i'll ask about addressing the violence and new polling. we're just getting started today. we'll be right back. we're just getting started today. we'll be right back. every busins deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started

congressman adam schiff of burbank, congress katie porter of irvine and barbara lee of oakland. and he's saying that he's not going to point any of them for that role because he believes it could provide an advantage to one over. the others are ready when they're fighting such hard fought campaign properly a few weeks ago for saying she was not happy when governor newsom said that. but that is exactly what he had to say. as for this morning, though, he is not commenting on any of that. he's just commenting on her life. the life she left again and that services you serving in the senate from 1992 forgive me because this california gop convention you can see a lot of people are talking about donald trump because trump is going to speak here around noon today here at anaheim convention center. so we're getting a lot of politics happening in california this morning to the trump science behind but again, a lot of people here, yes, they're all in for donald trump. when asked about dianne feinstein, they did have high praise for 4. so that's kind of the latest from here on big politica

. >> joining me now is congressman adam schiff, the prosecutor in donald trump's first impeachment trialngressman schiff, it's great to see you. when you've lost fox news, who do you have left? the fact is the goings on today seems like -- is debacle the right word? i'm not sure. what road is this going down for republicans? >> i think it was a complete debacle, and if you pardon the expression, it was an ask backwards impeachment proceeding. historically what congress has done when the president was engaged in wrongdoing that might rise to the level of a high crime or misdemeanor is do a thorough investigation. once you've done the investigation and believe there's a sound basis, then you start an impeachment inquiry, and at the end of that you bring in the experts to evaluate the evidence you've presented in and put in constitutional context. today the republicans did it in exactly the opposite direction. they started with experts who had no evidence to evaluate, and i'm not surprised that the fox news watching crowd was frustrated by this, but this has been the case all along. this ha

maria: well, you're right to bring up adam schiff. he certainly wants a senate seat.in peace, dianne feinstein. our sincere condolences to her family. wrapping it up here, dow industrials now at the highs of the morning up 209 points. we did get inflation data this morning, continuing to show that we have an elevated inflation situation. final thoughts on that, e.j. antoni. >> maria, again, until we get government spending under control, we are stuck with both high interest rates and high inflation. the fed and the congress are essentially working at cross-purposes right now -- martha: yes. >> -- and so the pain is going to continue until we get this solved. maria: and we are expecting a government shutdown on saturday night at 12:01. ej an tone know -- e.j. antoni, cheryl a casone, todd piro, thank you, everybody. i'll see you tonight, 7 p.m. right here on fox business. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. it's great to be back, and we have a big friday show for you. about an a hour from now roughly, we'll find out if the auto strike will be are extended.

you had just need lawrence tribe and adam schiff to say it's our opinion this is insurrection.k what happened was insurrection. we don't think what happened with open borders sanctuary cities insurrection but we think this is insurrection. you can't be sure because there is no indictment conviction or judicial determination but it's self proving and self enforcing. you know how dangerous this is? this really essentially abolishes the carefully structured impeachment provisions of the constitution and the 25th amendment and says in order to use the due process difficult ways of getting rid of a president or a mayor or anybody just go to the 14th amendment and then larry tribe and adam schiff get to decide who can be president of the united states. it's so undemocratic. it's so anti-american. and it's so dangerous and it's absolutely a disgrace that so many people call themselves scholars are prepared to misinterpret the constitution to bring about a result they want, which is denying the american people the right to vote for donald trump or people like me, who want to vote again

democratic congressman adam schiff is with us, a member of the house judiciary committee, also candidate senate in california. congressman, that was a powerful moment. not just from you, but of the whole hearing. take me through what it was like to sit through this. >> i couldn't help the -- escape the conclusion that the alternate fact world ushered in by the trump administration is alive and well in jim jordan's judiciary committee. the facts seem to have no bearing on the arguments they make, there was a lot of grandstanding and not letting the attorney general even have a chance to respond to what was reported by being asked. but it just goes to show how little regard the members of the committee on the gop side have for the truth, for facts, for our democracy, for the rule of law. they're willing to use the committee to undermine these prosecutions of donald trump, to interfere with them in any way they can, and they're also pushing out false information about the prosecution of hunter biden, and, you know, as i tried to bring out during the hearing, imagine the human cry, the outra

california congressman adam schiff. later i will be talking to the black mayors of two of the country's largest cities. new york city mayor eric adams and houston mayor sylvester turner. they have an urgent plea to washington. a request for more resources to care for the rising number of migrants seeking shelter in their communities. also, tonight we look back at the 16th street baptist church bombing 60 years later birmingham alabama -- would fan joins us tonight live on politicsnation. starting us off tonight's, democratic congressman adam schiff of california. congressman i want to start with christian welker the, exclusive interview with former president trump on meet the press today. trump made a number of extraordinary statements, including blaming former speaker nancy pelosi for january 6th and praising vladimir putin for saying nice things about him. i want to get your take on something a bit more serious. take a listen to what trump had to say about the classified documents case. >> i want to ask you about the c

polls have showed lee trailing her two opponents, representatives caughty porter and adam schiff. >>e her the appointment, then she kind of leaps over everybody else. >> reporter: here's what newsome said on "meet the press" two weeks ago. >> that primary is just a matter of months away. i don't want to tip the balance of that. >> reporter: but you're going to bye bye -- it would be essentially a caretaker, an african american woman? >> we hope we never have to make this decision, but i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis, yes. >> reporter: east bay congressman is supporting lee for the senate run. he says it's important knewsome acts quickly. >> it's a difficult choice. it's a difficult choice for the governor because we got a lot of talented people. >> reporter: feinstein sat on the judiciary committee which approves president joe biden's judicial nominees. without her, democrats might not be able to get any more federal judges through congress this term. >> we lose any votes for any period of time, and the republicans have votes, then you get -- you don't h

polls have showed lee trailing her two opponents, representatives katie porter and adam schiff. >> ifnd of leaps over everybody else. >> reporter: here's what newsom said on "meet the press" two weeks ago. >> that primary is just a matter of months away. i don't want to tip the balance of that. >> reporter: but you're going to bye bye -- it would be essentially a caretaker, an african american woman? >> we hope we never have to make this decision, but i abide by what i've said very publicly on a consistent basis, yes. >> reporter: east bay congressman is supporting lee for the senate run. he says it's important knewsome newsom acts quickly. >> it's a difficult choice. it's a difficult choice for the governor because we got a lot of talented people. >> reporter: feinstein sat on the judiciary committee which approves president joe biden's judicial nominees. without her, democrats might not be able to get any more federal judges through congress this term. >> we lose any votes for any period of time, and the republicans have votes, then you get -- you don't have the power of the majorit

and sometimes that is trouble sides of the aisle for democrats adam schiff and some of the others toround and say this is nothing but a political witch-hunt there is no sense of irony and what they say after the years that they spent with the russia collusion story that had no basis, no evidence even though adam schiff said we have the evidence obviously they did not in this case there is mounting evidence. maria: 176 suspicious activity, witness testimony, it's pretty incredible and they keep saying it doesn't exist. >> the only potential issue as soon as you bring the impeachment inquiry you better make sure going to move forward with an impeachment otherwise it looks like an exoneration but you kind of look at biden saying he's doing everything the americans want him to focus on, inflation, border, crime, real income, all a disaster the border is wide open if you looking inflation. mike you use the word coherent he has proven he's incoherent as it comes to solving inflation. his idea was to get people bigger stimulus checks, issuer stimulus which is how we got to this point in the

to california democratic congressmembers katie porter and adam schiff both announced they would run for feinstein's senate seat, pressed about her future. feinstein remained unsure. i think people should they want run. >> for me, i just need a little bit time. >> but a little over 2 weeks later in february, feinstein issued a statement saying she would not run for re-election but with serve out her term which ends in 2024. dan kerman kron. 4 news. we want to continue our coverage now of this breaking news story. go to washington, d.c., where we found out dianne feinstein had passed at her home there within the beltway. we have our capital correspondent, trevor shirley, standing by now from washington. >> with more on this breaking news this morning, trevor, which i'm is beginning to generate some reaction there within the halls of congress and beyond. hey there. good morning to both of you. you're right. we are starting to see some of the reaction to senator feinstein's death. >> starting to come in, we saw a moment of silence on the house floor just a few minutes ago and also a few mom

avoid tipping the balance and among the candidates representatives barbara lee, katie porter and adam schiff they face off in a march primary. newsom pledged to appoint a black woman to the role. a source close to newsom tells me tonight he will announce his selection in the coming days lester. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> in georgia, the first plea deal today in the election interference case against former president trump. scott hall, a bail bondsman, was accused of trying to tamper with election data under the agreement, he pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor charges and was sentenced to five years of probation. >>> also breaking tonight, a man arrested in las vegas in the killing of tupac shakur almost three decades after the rapper was gunned down the suspect had spoken publicly about being in the car that opened fire on shakur here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: 27 years after the violent and public murder of famed rapper tupac shakur, tonight las vegas authorities have finally announced charges in the case. arrested today, self-described gang member duane davis has been indicted

i'm ask congressman adam schiff about that and the argument donald trump could be removed under the 45thoss and ruby freeman joins me live mchb. and later most republicans continue to blame the plague of gun violence on everything but guns. senator murphy is here with reacon

nancy: adam schiff for senator from california. we have 40 million people in our state. senator who is very revered, senator feinstein, has been a champion in california in the country, whether you're talking about assault weapons bans, she has been the leader in passing legislation for that, whether you're talking about protecting natural resources, whether it is water, forest, again, it's a big state. the fourth economy in the world. and we need full strength in the senate. francine: there have been younger democrats criticizing her. nancy: welcome to my world, people criticize everyone. francine: should they not criticize? nancy: they can do whatever they want and i can criticize them for criticizing her the fact is she has been really so much a champion. to tell you truth, over the years, there have been many men who have had concerns in their service, some of them young. but you never even heard about them and i'm not going to tell you who they are. francine: the big elephant in the room, there are rumors that you will end up as ambassador. will you serve your full

could be done if he gets a second stab at the government with -- joining me now is congressman adam schiff. who is an impeachment managers during trump's first impeachment trial, and a member of the house select committee on january 6th. congressman schiff, thanks so much gentlemen on labor day weekend. >> -- >> you follow this also closely given all of your various roles in the congress, were you surprised as you are watching mark meadows testimony anything he had to say on -- >> not surprised so much by what he had to say, as the fact that he said it, although he felt the need to take that gamble, the big gamble, i taking the stand. i think it is a dedication both of the fact that he feels he needs to somehow hail mary to escape potential conviction, but also that if he were successful in moving the case to federal court, he has the potential to knock it out completely by arguing -- but listening to that testimony, reading what he had to say, i think it is a very weak case of overrule, but also for -- nationals over chief of staff to try and subvert an election, try to overturn an electi

to california democratic congressmembers katie porter and adam schiff both announced they would run for feinstein's senate seat, pressed about her future. feinstein remained unsure. i think people should they want run. >> for me, i just need a little bit time. >> but a little over 2 weeks later in february, feinstein issued a statement saying she would not run for re-election but with serve out her term which ends in 2024. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and although we haven't heard yet from the president, we know that in february when senator feinstein announced her retirement, he did issue a statement saying that she was a passionate defender of civil liberties and a strong voice for national security policies that keep us safe while honoring our values. and then he went on to say, but he served probably more senators than anybody else. and he said, quote, i can honestly say that dianne feinstein is one of the very best land feinstein dead at the age of 90 after a long careers. 31 years in the senate. and it all started here. >> as mayor of san francisco, first female mayor, as you heard

here is the interchange between congressman adam schiff and ag garland.'s play that. >> was the president telling the truth or was he lying when he said that president biden told you to indictment him? >> no one has told me to indictment. and in this case a decision to indictment was made by the special counsel. >> so that statement the president made on sunday was false? >> just going to say again that no one has told me who should be indicted in any matter like this. and the decision about indictment was made by mr. smith. >> and one more to you on this, andrew, because again, the special counsel it's one of those things those old enough to remember living through the clinton era, feels like the person if they want to can go far afield, but jack smith seems so by the book in the way he's put these cases forward and seems so straight forward. the fact is donald trump did attempt to overturn the 2020 election. we had an entire january 6th hearing about that. what do you make about that interchange and mr. garland's defense of the doj in that instance? >>

let's discuss more with democratic congressman of california adam schiff.y 6th select committee and currently serves on the house judiciary committee. congressman schiff, great to see you as always. first your reaction to what you heard the former president say just a little while ago on "meet the press." it was his decision to try to overturn the 2020 election results. it sounds like he's taking full ownership here. >> it sounds like he is. i think this is probably, you know, music to the ears of the special prosecutor, watching these interviews, compiling further evidence to present against the president. it's probably also good news for the prosecutors in georgia. here he is taking responsibility, saying it was his decision essentially, that he was ignoring the lawyers who were saying -- the respected lawyers who were saying things he didn't want to hear and going with the crazies because it affirmed what he wanted to believe. >> and his taking responsibility for his actions, i guess, it stops there with that previous comment. let's listen to what he had

lawmakers already through their hat into the race for her seat prior to her death, congressman adam schiffsswoman katie porter and east bay congresswoman barbara lee. it will be up to governor newsom to fill that seat until next year's election. he said earlier that he wants that person to be a caretaker until voters decide on the long-term placement. he has already said he will not pick any of those three candidates to be interim senator so as not to give anyone an unfair advantage. he also had originally promised to appoint a black woman to the seat but he has since walked to that back so we will continue to follow that part of the story. >>> coming up next, we will let you know about some of the public remembrances for the late senator around san francisco. >>> do you envision any problems as being a young woman president of the board of supervisors? >> i think it will be very enjoyable and i think the people of san francisco will enjoy having a woman presiding. i think i will be able to work efficiently and effectively with the board. they have all given me their support and i think yo

here's what former impeachment manager adam schiff said about that earlier today. >> the section threeof them and it is pretty clear. if you engage in acts of insurrection or rebellion against the government, or you give aid and comfort to those who do, you are disqualified from running. it does not require that you be convicted of insurrection, it just requires that you have engaged in these acts. it's a disqualification from holding office again. it fits donald trump to 80. >> joining me now, msnbc contributor and former watergate prosecutor, jill wine-banks. she's a co-host of the hashtag histories and laws podcast, and offer of the watergate girl. also with me, nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly, and also, former republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. he's executive director of the aspen institute of congressional program. thank you all for joining me. jill, i want to start with you. secretary of state have been some of the first to discuss the 14th amendment case against trump. but, michigan's top election officials it's not really in their hands. take a listen. >

there's adam schiff as well. he's been on the house intelligence committee. he is a longtime california congressman and best known probably to people around the united states as the head of donald trump's impeachment. and then barbara lee, i mentioned her earlier, in congress the longest, 98. famously the only person to vote against the iraq war, saying no to the authorization of use of military force. she got a lot of pushback at the time. i think modern-day leaders would come to realize she was probably right. again, these are candidates you'll probably see in 2024 on the ballot. that winner serves four years, a regular senator. we're waiting on the governor's interim appointment. that person would serve out the rest of feinstein's term. 15 months. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see. >> i think it's going to come very soon. >> no doubt. >> thank you, scott. >>> we know that you have to plan your day out, as well, so we want to take a live look at downtown san jose. and meteorologist kari hall is looking at your forecast. >> yeah. such a different pictur

. >> lee is running against southern california representative katie porter and adam schiff. the primary is set for march. as far as an interim replacement to fill the remainder of the term, several names have been floated including secretary of state shirley weather. l.a. county supervisor and former california state senator holly mitchell and angela -- civil rights lawyer based in oakland and founder of policy link, a research and advocacy nonprofits. with the looming shutdown, some say newsom may feel pressure to name a replacement quickly. that would give democrats an additional vote to pass vending legislation. right now democrats have a very narrow advantage in the senate and in november 2024, voters will decide on who will be california's next full-term senator. let's take a live look now at the capitol building in washington, d.c. and the state capitol in sacramento. both with flags flown at half staff in memory of senator feinstein after a political career spanning three decades. >>> after a lifetime spent as a public servant, the ououof memories has been constant to

a new poll by the berkeley institute of governmental studies shows congressman adam schiff from southern california with 20% support of registered voters. orange county congresswoman katie porter has 17%, and oakland congresswoman barbara lee is trailing with 7%. the primary will be held on march 5th. >>> coming up law enforcement is on high alert for major side shows this weekend. the online activity that has so many concerned. >>> and a live look outside as we head to break. it is 7:11 on >>> welcome back. it's 7:14 right now. >>> an unusual warning about side shows that may be planned this weekend, not just in one city but up and down the state of california. the chp has been monitoring social media where posts indicate possible street takeovers that could begin in los angeles and end in the bay area. police departments have struggled to curb side shows, and now the city of san jose has called on social media companies to block online side show promotion. >> so what will happen we suspect is different car clubs and groups simultaneously doing their side show activities in their respec

. >> barbara lee is running against katie quarter and adam should -- adam schiff. as far as an interim replacement to fill out the remainder of mrs. dianne feinstein's term, several names that have been floated, secretary of state shirley weber, l.a. county supervisor and former senator holly mitchell and angela glover -- a civil rights lawyer based in oakland. she is the founder of policy link which is a research advocacy nonprofit. with a looming shutdown, some say there may be a lot of pressure to get a replacement quickly. right now democrats have a very narrow advantage in the senates. then november of 2024, voters would decide who would be california's next full-term senator. >> there is a lot to still have shop. our coverage continues. we posted a gallery showing the senator's life in photos at the nbc bay area.com. >>> up next, we will take a look at the late senator's work to protect some of california's most popular national park. >> some of our other headlines, the closure of 101 on the peninsula this weekend. what you need to know to avoid a traffic hea

so, there are a lot of people right now vying for candidate, and recent polls show adam schiff with a slight lead in the race over katie porter. barbara lee comes in third. so in the past, the governor has promised to appoint a black woman to serve out her term but, apparently it would not be barbara lee and most recently, newsom indicated he doesn't want to give any of the candidates an advantage in the race. the east bay congressman talked about why this is so important. and a spokesperson for the governor said today there's no information yet on exactly who the governor will appoint, when it will be, the timeframe is not there yet. obviously it is too soon to say. you can see the rest of our coverage on the life and legacy of senator dianne feinstein, you can go to our website, kpix .com, where we are always streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> in the bay area, we have seen plenty of cloud cover, a little bit of sunshine peeking through but the clouds across the region are going to start dropping rain showers onon ( ♪♪ ♪ ) ) welcome toto big tobacacc's fantasylyland. a new, heaealth

dianne feinstein's senate seat, lee is trailing her two opponents, representative katie porter and adam schiffdianne feinstein sat on the senate judiciary committee which approved president joe biden's judicial nominees, and without her, democrats might not be able to get anymore federal judges through congress in this term. >> we lose any votes for any period of time, and the republicans have votes, and then you don't have the power of the majority. so it's important to fill that position. >> a spokesperson said today, that he has no information yet on when or who the governor will choose. >>> now dianne feinstein became mayor when city leaders were literally under siege, and tonight a former supervisor tells us exactly why she was able to rise to the occasion. our betty yu is live outside of dianne feinstein's san francisco home for us, betty? >> reporter: people who live nearby have been stopping by her pacific heights home, this evening, to leave flowers as you can see, now earlier today, i spoke with a woman who worked as a san francisco supervisor beginning in the late 1970s. -- this was

we've also reached out to congress members, adam schiff and katie porter, who are also both running for senate to get their take on the governor's comments. we have not yet heard back. >> as of this report. a new poll from uc berkeley reveals most california voters oppose cash reparations payments to descendants of slaves. however, a majority of voters do acknowledge the lasting impacts of slavery. the poll included more than 6,000 registered california voters. 59% of respondents were opposed to catch reparations payments for black californians with only 28% in favor. however, 60% acknowledge the lasting impact of slavery on bought californians indicating potential support for alternative solutions to reparations. the poll also. found democrats and liberals are divided on the issue while republicans and conservatives are nearly unanimous in their opposition, the co-director of the berkeley institute notes the fact that even liberals are divided does indicate campaigns for racial redress will face a steep uphill climb. organizers from this year's dreamforce event say this will be the wor

the race for diane feinstein's seat, the berkeley institute of governmental studies poll found adam schiff with the support of 20% of registered voters and katie porterhas 17% and barbara lee is trailing with 7%. the primary will be held on march 5th. >>> other stories we are following around the bay area, police are looking into a cause of a crash that killed a pedestrian, it happened midmorning at 92nd and international. the victim died at the scene. police say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating. >>> kaiser has agreed to a nearly $50 million settlement with the state of california for illegally disposing of hazardous waste, used medical supplies and protected patient information. undercover inspections found used needles, aerosol cans and toxic chemicals in kaiser dumpsters across the state. >> kaiser has to follow the law, respect the rights of their clients and protect the safety and well-being of their workers. if they are careless, the potential for harm is enormous and widespread. >> kaiser sent us a statement, saying it is committed to the health and well-being of ou

a guy like adam schiff d shift is a really bad guy. he has the smallest neck i've ever seen. iowa state. they won't be recruiting him for flag football. adam schiff and the democrats make up the russia, russia, russia's scam. they know it's a scam. i have sons and daughters and you love my sons and daughters, right? i watched him on television one day. he knows it's a hoax, russia, russia, russia. there was no collusion in know anything. he knows it's a hoax and he goes up to the microphone and the meeting which was supposed to be quiet and none is supposed to know what goes on in there he goes up to the microphone and he said the president's son donald trump jr. will go to prison for what he has done. he knows it's a hoax. think of it. i watch this guy talk and i'm watching him say my son is going to prison. my son is going to prison. i know the whole thing was made of. it was a made-up thing. it was an excuse for why hillary loss. they said let's blame russia. it was supposed to be a one-day deal with that the fake news wouldn't let it be one day in the fake news carried it

well, adam schiff, according to gavin newsom, is not going to be on that shortlist.t exit and i believe that was . am i wrong? it's all politics. this is a political position. dianne feinstein was a political woman, really introduced to the country after the murders in san francisco to mosconi and harvewomen.y mil. and she had to tell the city of san francisco about those assassinations. that's when she became mayor at a point wherations te everything seemed to be collapsing in san francisco because of that violence. she also was the conservative democrat, you know, californians used to, you know, elect women likee now. dianne feinstein, and there's few and far between now, just really moderatreallye individua i know there's arguments and differences about how we would approach abo things. and we sit here as quarterbacks and judge those dynamics. . but she does as as a doctor, sos far noted, has a tremendous history when it comes to accomplishments. but everythingh opposition dis including and we can't dismiss that she may have been involvewd in the choice to continu