. >> a lasting legacy at uc berkley tonight, emotional barbara boxer reflects on her 40 years in office. >>> mark zuckerberg, facebook ceo o fe-- offering his thought on the crash. >>> and experimenting in the bay area with robots. >>> the marin county sheriff's department and coast guard rescuing people from a fishing boat. 15 people on that boat. it was sinking and we have just gotten over >>> now for there's for the white house. some of donald trump's advisory council are withdrawing their support after his tough anti-immigration speech last night just hours after discussing immigration issues with mexico's president. laura. >> reporter: hi, eric, donald trump struck two different tones yesterday, in mexico or arizona. the question remains, kdid it help him or hurt him? >> we have seen donald trump's two faces on immigration. >> reporter: what donald trump did want left some of political observers still scratching their heads. first, a quick trip to mexico to meet and apparently make nice with president enrique pena nieto. >> you can call it deported if you want. >> reporter: then, a

while he is still lying about his support for it. >> democrat california senator barbara boxer, senator, thank you. >> thanks. >>> let's get to nbc's jacob rascon, stationed outside trump tower for us. and i understand that the trump campaign has responded to the news conference that wrapped up a short time ago. >> reporter: they have. and until now, for a while, they have had this daily memo called "hiding hillary." and they were on day 278 today. of course, the day since a formal press conference was had ha but now they switched over to a new tactic, and they're calling this a desperate press conference, and i'll read just a portion of this response from the trump campaign. it's only a paragraph or so. but i'll just read the first sentence. last night, hillary they say failed the commander-in-chief test and desperate attacks of a failing campaign sinking in the polls and characteristics somebody woefully unfit to be president of the united states. the campaign again seems thrilled at the forum last night and donald trump's performance and the reviews of that. that's not uncommon. also

. >> senator barbara boxer was on campus earlier today announcing she was donating congressional papers to the library here. uc president janet napolitano. both had a lot to say on donald trump and his policy on immigration. in her 40 years in elected office. >> what makes us great is when we care about each other, when we work together. >> senator barbara boxer says she has never seen a presidential nominee quite like donald trump. >> you know, you don't call people rapists and criminals and say they're taking jobs away and then stand for 20 minutes next to the president of mexico and have that erae raised. >> the soon-to be retired is referring to his meeting yesterday with the president of mexico. >> show me a 10-foot wall, i'll show you a 12-foot ladder. that's not the way you do immigration and immigration enforcement. >> uc president janet napolitano and former governor of arizona calls it a lost opportunity. >> there's so much to talk about with mexico than a wall. >> either for health reasons she doesn't think it is important now. >> says trump's take no prisoner immigration spe

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. >>> who's going to take over for barbara boxer? what an exclusive nbc bay area field poll is discovering for theeracy for the open u.s. senate seat. dodgers players wearing t-shirts mocking the phrase madison bumgarner said, just before a dust-up last night at do >>> happening new, dodgers players wearing t-shirts mocking the phrase madison bumgarner said just before a dust off. #don't look at me. you can see that story on twitter and trending is the end of brachg lena. angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt. if the polls are accurate -- it might be convincing win on election night foramla harrie atto >>> well, if the polls are accurate, it might bow a convincing win for camela harris. she wants to take over for senator, barbara boxer. harris has widened her lead over sanchez. that's a conclusion of a new field poll. 42% favor harris, compared to sanchez. both are democrats and mostly republicans say they won't vote for either candidates. >>> the polls in the presidential race are a lot tighter. and the tracking poll g

. >>> barbara boxer, a strong supporter of hillary clinton is here. the fbi report says that clinton's aides say she replaced her blackberry quite a lot, and where theabouts of the old devices were unknown. that sounds careless, does it not? >> i'm not going to talk about who is careless with their devices. i have to tell you there has not been one other secretary of state before her that was able to release even one e-mail. she went through the ringer on this. there is no criminal activity in any way. that's not my opinion, that's the opinion of the fbi. so all of this was maybe careless, she said she made a mistake, and i think we need to move on here. the country is facing a presidential election with two candidates who have the most visions of america that i have ever seen. and i have been around a long time. >> i want you to listen to secretary clinton last october when i asked her if she should have known better than to use a private server because of the potential for classified information getting into the wrong hands. >> i dealt with classifi

let me bring in barbara boxer of california. hillary clinton supporter, thank you so much for joining us. >> of course. >> your tweet was listed by fortune as one of the best 11 of the presidential debate. you wrote, he seemed bored and tired, low energy, thirsty and cranky. she was high energy, knowledgeable, and yet, likable. i highlight the likable part of that. what were you zeroing in on? >> hillary was really herself. i've known her so many years. i met her in the '90s on the campaign trail when senator feinstein and i became the first two elected from any one state to the u.s. senate. i became good friends with her. i've seen her up close and personal, in some ways, family. so, you know, she was herself. it was wonderful. she was prepared. she was not, quote unquote, politically correct. she called it the way she saw it. she really was the only candidate there who you could see as president. i really mean it. and so it's a combination of her being really, at the top of her game and he, frankly, being at the bottom of his

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criminal and terrorism. >> barbara boxer.miss if i department ask about the breaking news. the news conference from the u.s. attorney. we are going back to it. if and when he's taking questions on this. i have to get your reaction of the premeditated act of terrorism you heard him talk about. some suggested that rahami should potentially be tried as an enemy combatant. give us your reaction to what's unfolding. >> what's unfolding is we know this was an act of terror inspired by al qaeda, isis, bin laden, you name them. it is just a pattern that's emerging in europe and here. that's what i this presidential election is so important. to deal with it you have to understand we have a many front battle. it will be a long battle that we will win at the end of the day. it is defeating without the big american footprint in the middle of a civil war. that's number one. we are making great progress on the ground in the coming days over in iraq. you need to have really good intelligence and good community relations with the muslim comm

. >>> joining me from washington, senator barbara boxer, democrat from california. i want you to respond to trump's claim that hillary clinton has sowed destruction. the clinton/obama foreign policy has sown destruction. >> the whole campaign is in utter chaos. you have someone who contradicts what trump said. he supported the war in iraq when he was asked, do you go in. i said i guess so. look. i voteod that war. i voted no. i didn't say, i think i guess. and then she says he can't say now whether he supports troops in syria which he just said because he doesn't know enough when he's been briefed. he's been having those national security briefings. and libya, he had even stronger, i think, voice than hillary's because he wanted to go in with american troops whereas we had a lot of allies if in. so that whole campaign is a mess. and i'm very interested to see what happens in the coming hour or two. >> do you think there is -- i mean, what do you think of this issue that has emerged, particularly on foreign policy which is that the sum total of donald trump's record

california attorney general kamala harris leading congresswoman loretta sanchez as they fight for barbara boxer's senate seat. 42% for harris compared to 20 for sanchez. both are democrats. >>> we are learning about all the money this morning. new government filings showing how much each candidate has raised. donald trump is showing trouble on how much money is being spent. >> both clinton and trump had their best fund-raising months in august. clinton raised nearly $60 million and outspent trump 6-1 on tv adds. trump brought in more than $40 million, half of which he donated himself. it is his foundation's money that is now in question. several reports claim that trump used his charity's money to pay legal bills which is against the law. trump's campaign says the story is peppered with inaccuracies and omissions. >> it's clearly unethical to use charitable dollars to pay for expenses that one ought to be paying for out of their own pocket. >> trump and his running mate mike pence rally in ohio today. clinton's economy speech in florida today will focus on more jobs for people with disabilities.

. >>> senator barbara boxer says trump's hard line on immigration contradicts his modeling. the san francisco based magazine mother jones quotes foreign models who claim they work for trump model management while on tourist visas, illegal. one former model says she was constantly afraid, knowing she was in the country illegally. senator boxer also cited reports that trump's agency exploited the women by not paying the prevailing wage and not paying for them working at trump-sponsored events. >>> it's opening night for the big show under the big white top. the high-profile queequestrian w has set up shop in downtown san jose. but another sideshow is breaking out. nbc bay area's day monday trujillo joins us with local complaints. >> reporter: the show gets under way at 8:00 tonight and at least one resident here says this very big show has given him one very big headache for weeks. this is what residents have the legacy fountain plaza apartments say they have had to deal with. >> it's inconvenient, certainly a bit unsafe. >> reporter: he says he's had several near hits getting

the senator next-door, barbara boxer, the art of tough, i love that love that title and that of course claire mccaskill have written about. she has a wonderful title to hers as well, and then kiersten has a wonderful book about not a memoir about her, but it's about the importance of women, particularly particularly young women engaged in the political process. so it is great to have these talented colleagues and at some point i hope maybe i can join them. >> host: as the only woman who has been both governor and senator. so what would you call your book? >> guest: oh, i have not gotten that far. that's why have not written one because you actually have to take time and think about it. >> do you ever get recommendations for books i'm colleagues or recommend books to your colleagues? >> host: yes. >> guest: yes. i can't tell you any that i've gotten like lately but i have lamar alexander bring me a book about the senate that sitting right over there on the table. and he said he thought it was the best book of how the senate operates that he had read. so we do share from time to time boo

. >> barbara boxer is donating her congressional papers to the bancroft library.in the 1970s and first elected to congress in 1982. >> it has been the honor of my life to serve the people of california. at the end of the day i'm in a position to make life better for people i represent. that is all that matters to me. >> senator boxer will launch a heck tour series at cal next year that will highlight women in leadership. >> the bay area is a beautiful, and foggy place to live. and abc7 news viewers prove it. >> they do. that is #abc7 now, you can share pictures and video. follow us on instagram. >> you might want to share these pictures of 80 degree temperatures. >> i love the fog. i reside there. and we have just a little bit of clouds right now. it's going to get clearer overnight. sunny, mild to warm with highs 90s in chico and sacramento. 80 in los angeles. bay area, a milder day under sunny skies. breezy on the coast and low to mid-70s around the bay and here is the accu-weather forecast. it's going to cool down over the weekend. warm up nicely monday, which

. >> barbara boxer is donating her congressional papers to the bancroft library.started in the 1970s and first elected to congress in 1982. >> it has been the honor of my life to serve the people of california. at the end of the day, i'm in a position to make life better for people i represent. that is all that matters to me. >> senator boxer will launch a heck tour series at cal next year that will highlight women in leadership. >> the bay area is a beautiful, and foggy place to live. and abc7 news viewers prove it. >> they do. that is #abc7 now, you can share pictures and video. follow us on instagram. >> you might want to share these pictures of 80 degree temperatures. >> i love the fog. i reside there. and we have just a little bit of clouds right now. it's going to get clearer overnight. sunny, mild to warm with highs 90s in chico and sacramento. 80 in los angeles. bay area, a milder day under sunny skies. breezy on the coast and low to mid-70s around the bay and here is the accu-weather forecast. it's going to cool down over the weekend. warm up nicely monda

sanchez or harris will replace barbara boxer, who is retiring. passengers will see 20 to 40- minute delays traveling to those stations. trains will have to single track through the work area. the work should wrap up friday. >> let's get another traffic update with roqui. time is 6:03. >> let's take a look in the southbound, first in san jose, a crash to tell you about. a two-car crash here, but we're seeing that these roads aren't highly traveled, so not cause doing many delays. and from the south bay, let's head to morgan hymn here. low traffic through the area, from tenant avenue to dunn avenue. and then also let's head to the north pay, northbound 101, before east washington street. there's a car into a ditch here, butt it's caught something debris on the roads, causing minor delays. we'll keep you know updated as to when that is cleared, this is specifically in the petaluma area. for your peninsula commute, across 92, will take you about 15 minutes. we can see some slowdowns right now on the san mateo bridge. and look at your bench -- peninsu

. >>> barbara boxer says trump's hardline on immigration construct contradicts the policies of his ownelling agency. senator boxer cites a report by mother jones, that report quotes foreign models who claim they work for trump model management while on tourist visas which is illegal. one model said she was constantly afraid knowing she was in this country illegal when i. trump's agency exploited the women by not paying the prevailing wage. >>> 54 days until the november election, and activists want corporate money taken out of politics. they rallied the san jose courthouse today urging voters to say yes to prop 59. at the heart of the issue is the citizens united ruling. which allows unlimited funding in elections. it's an advisory measure. >> most movements start at the local level. there have been a lot of cities -- this is the state level. keep in mind it's a state and advisory, it's the largest state in the nation. >> advocates say if they pass 59, dem gatts will have to listen and support the issue in washington. a college athletic conference has followed suit. the acc plans to mo

. >> reporter: and it's the reason president obama joined governor jerry brown, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein wednesday at harvey's arena. it was the president's first visit to tahoe. >> this place is spectacular because it's the hue es, deepest, purest and oldest lakes in the world. >> reporter: he stressed the porpoise of conserving the environment. while talking about climate change he was heckled by someone in the crowd. he was trying to make this point. >> we tend to think of clay mat change -- climate change as if it's something that just happening out there that we don't have control over. but the fact is, that it is man made. >> reporter: governor brown said preserving lake tahoe has been a priority that united demes and republicans over -- democrats and republicans over the years. nearly $2 billion has been spent to protect and restore the lake. >> it's a priority we notice the clarity of the lake going down. >> reporter: it's important to residents. they've attended four years in a row this year with added excitement. >> when we heard obama was going to be here, we got tic

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california attorney general kamala harris leads congresswoman loretta sanchez as they fight for barbara boxer's senate seat. 42% for harris, harris. >>> an update to federal funding, the presidential candidates, we're learning more about the money this morning, where is it coming in. government filings show how much major candidates have raced. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. donald trump is facing new troubles on how his money is being spent. >> reporter: exactly, kris and sam. not talking about his personal money, business money, campaign money. it's charitable funds in question. hillary clinton back after a day off for debate prep, now talking about how to provide some of the most vulnerable americans with more jobs. hillary clinton's economy speech in florida today will focus on more jobs for people with disabilities. donald trump calls her an insider. >> she represents the donors, the politicians, the big banks, the multinational corporations and everybody getting rich off a very rigged system. >> reporter: new sec filings show clinton and trump had their b

. >> california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and governor brown also spoke at today's summit. >>> developing news out in the pacific. just within the past hour, hurricane madeleine was downgraded to a tropical storm as it inches closer to the big island in hawaii. looking live at the city of hilo where madeleine is already being felt. gives you an idea, the downpour. hawaii's governor declared a state of emergency. en to tonight more than a dozen emergency shelters opened on the big island. intense moments for the islanders and vacationers. >> school may be started but soon a lot of people take a break and like to go to hawaii. >> immediately, the current track of the storm system we're tracking has quite a bit of rainfall as we head throughout tonight as the storm moves just to the south. let's look at the microclimate forecast. you'll see right now the position of both of these storms. we have madeleine still with winds of 75 miles per hour. lester with winds at 130 miles per hour. as we zoom in and get a closer look at this right now, what you're going to find here

. >> barbara boxer responded to that on the returns, but i want to quickly get to ivanka trump, she wasterview about how employees at her company, how they're treated in terms of family leave and that sort of thing. let's listen to that. we don't have it? no, this one here, the thing she said, pregnancy is never, it's a wonderful thing for the mother and the husband, and it's an inconvenience for the person who's running the business. she -- >> i think that's donald trump from 2004. she was asked about it that in this interview that she gave to cosmopolitan today. and she bristled about that. and questioned whether that was a real thing that her father said. i think she heard cosmopolitan and assumed it would be a softball interview, but it wasn't. i think this maternity leave thing, she thought would be a good issue. certainly the advisers, i think she thinks it's a big progressive step forward. and she's reacted negatively that it's not progressive enough. so i think that she was upset that she wasn't getting the credit she thought she deserved. >> and see was upset that she was being

attorney general kamala harris and congresswoman loretta sanchez are trying to replace barbara boxer.ast month, harris announced she would participate in two debates before election day, sanchez four. it's possible they won't debate at all if they can't work out a compromise. >>> the torch is burning and today the paralympic games start in brazil. a black belt judo fighter lit the torch yesterday. there was concern about ticket sales. 60% of tickets were sold up from 12% a few weeks earlier. the games run through september 18. >>> in just a couple of hours the first batch of tickets go on sale for the warriors upcoming exhibition game in san jose. this is the second year they will play at s.a.p. center. season ticketholders can get tickets at 10 a.m. then at noon sharks season ticketholders get their chance. tickets go on sale starting tomorrow at 2 p.m. the game against the kings is on thursday october 6. the first 10,000 fans will get a klay thompson bobblehead. i know you're a fan. and i know you're a basketball fan. >> i do love going to the warriors games. so much fun to watch th

barbara boxer mentioned there are lots of moments when everyone is in a stir. never tim. he calmly and directly gives you the right advice. he is a hero, a hero not only to those of us who are here but i think to every member of this senate. and, tim, we love you. we love you. god bless you. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the next part of my presentation here this morning appear in a separate place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, i want to switch from my friend, tim mitchell, to another friend i have. ten years ago i was in search of somebody to help with my scheduling, to work here in my capitol office. the office just a few feet from here is extremely busy. we have people coming and going all day long into the night. and so i knew i needed someone that was good and would get better. little did i realize that the woman that i hired didn't get better, we got the best. krysta, that's her name. last name jurys. i have a few months to go as a member of

committee, and the ranking member, senator barbara boxer. i want to thank both of them for tireless efforts, including their staffs' for bringing forward something that is very important to my home state but important to communities all across the country. and i also want to thank our two loords for coming together and finding a way to -- leaders for coming together and finding a way to have a path affor forwart allows us to have bill. that's evident on this bill and very much appreciate everybody's efforts. this comes after the environment and public works committee approved the water resources development act by 19-1 in the committee. so clearly there's very strong bipartisan support, and it comes before the water infrastructure needs of the country are so great. every community, every state -- i know the distinguished presiding officer would be able to tell the same story in north dakota. i particularly want to focus on one part and then speak more broadly about the bill, but the part that deals with lead exposure and lead in water is ver

they are vying to replace retiring democrat barbara boxer. most voters remain undecided but harris has a steady end in the polling and in the fundraising. >>> and tesla announcing their auto pilot system is not to blame after a driver died in a crash in dutchtown yesterday. the 53-year-old man was driving a model s sedan when it crashed into a tree and burst into flames. tesla says the man was not operating in the self-driving moat and was going more than 96 miles per hour when it crashed. the auto pilot uses cameras, radar and compute ares to spot objects in front of a car and stop it in there is a danger. tesla has been facing criticism after a driver in florida died when the car was in auto pilot mode. >>> a woman is recovering after being bit by a shark in hawaii. this is where it happened on oahu. it looks like the woman got a bite on her arm and on her shoulder. an expert will have to decide if that is a shark bite for sure. the woman was just about 300 yards off the shore whether it happened. another surfer in the water managed to get

the party is sending a letter monday to committee had senator johnny isakson and barbara boxer. requesting that the committee look into whether the payment violated federal election law. the committee should immediately investigate the apparent violations, specifically the committee should demand that senator johnson disclosed the deferred compensation agreement. senator johnson must be held accountable or his $10 million corporate payout. more out of the hill.com. coming up at 1 p.m. today's white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest. we will have live coverage when it starts and leading up to that, a portion of today's "washington journal" look at the latino vote in the novemberst: elections. >> concerns of latino voters and campaign 2016, two guests join us for this conversation we're joined by clarissa martinez de castro with the national councie of la raza, deputy vice president also joined by ivan garcia-hidalgo who serves as the chairman. good morning to both. >> host: this culture, subculture of lectures and hispanics independent, what you most concerned abou

he's worked with 0 one of the most liberal members of the senate, barbara boxer. he is one of the most conservative. they did good work. i appreciate it very much. but would it be asking too much for the speaker of the house, the leader of the senate, the republican leader of the senate, to stand and say, we're going to get that thing done, we're going to pass it, we're going to make sure that the bill that passed overwhelmingly in the senate is going to become law? but they ignore that. they ignore the people of flint. now, we are happy to help with the disaster that took place in louisiana. since the republican leader is here, we have been happy to help with all the problems that -- the emergencies that they've had in texas. we've stepped up to the plate and we took care of that. we're happy to do that in louisiana -- and that -- and this won't be the reason that i would not support this legislation. but i think louisiana deserves more than what's in this bill. $2.8 billion, and in this bill, there's $500 million -- most of that, some will go to west virginia an

barbara boxer is always -- is in the most liberal groups yet we work together on the things that we are supposed to be doing. you know, we have that old worn out document that nobody reads anymore called a constitution. they say what we're supposed to be doing, defending america and doing infrastructure. so that's what this is all about. we have the wrta bill. it's coming up. if we get on that, this would be the thing that's going to be of benefit to everybody. i worry about it. you get to something that is good for everyone, zika is a good example, all of a sudden opposition comes up and you don't know what the source of that opposition is but it's there. now, real briefly i'm going to cover these things because of the significance of the we are ta -- wrta bill, the water resources bill. we talk about five different areas, the core projects. we know about the corps of engineers. we know about their projects. there isn't one member of the united states senate that doesn't have efforts and dogs in that fight. dams and levees, certainly the occupier of the chair and i both know of some of