coming about 6:00, senator barbara boxer takes a look with us at breaking barriers with diane feinstein in the senate. >>> google is repeating its timeline for a massive transit village in san jose. with the decision could mean for a downtown already struggling to bounce back. >>> and then this one, meet an adorable baby named sky who is quite the fighter. he was once at the top of the heart transplant list. the turnaround that is being called an absolute miracle. the news at 6:00 coming up in 10 minutes. >>> sky will be tough to follow. nba and the warriors after a win last night at home, they are taking the show on the road running at the la clippers tonight, moving pictures on the late show. after scoring 27 points against the wizards, klay thompson has signed up for another 48 minutes, tonight. it will be thompson's first back to back since missing 2 1/2 years with a torn acl and achilles. in fact, thompson has not played consecutive days since april of 2019. and come he will get to do it in his second home, southern california. >> do you anticipate you will play tomorrow? >> yes. i

i went into barbara boxer's office, the other california senator. she had a huge wall of pictures of californians that were senators before her. not just that they are all men but they have beards all of them. few exceptions. feinstein at this point has served longer than any senator in california history. she is now the image of what a california senator is. certainly for your daughter's generation. >> definitely so. let's talk about leg take see and how the passing of the torch will happen. what of the democratic party likely looking to fill the seat. >> so, you heard some of the names, adam schiff, katie porter, barbara lee from the east bay talked about it. these are progressive democrats. they have different styles. they are all further to the left than feinstein is. one of her legacies will be as one of the remaining center rifts. she truly worked across party lines in a time when everyone says they want compromise but nobody wants to. feinstein showed the clip, the trauma of her first time being mayor of san francisco that you don't enflame t

despite some setbacks in her bid for high office, in 1992, feinstein made history with barbara boxer. the two were elected to represent california in the senate, in what became known as the year of the woman. struck she spoke about her colleagues legacy. >> it was so much that we had to discuss with senator boxer. she admitted it was feinstein who had the name recognition, as they both ran for senate. boxer says it was feinstein who helped her across the finish line. >> when senator feinstein and i ran, we ran on the same ticket. because the two seats have to be up at the same time. >> reporter: former senator barbara boxer said she will never forget the way dianne feinstein helped her during the 1992 election when both women were elected to the senate. >> the prejudice was so ridiculous. people would say to me, well i'm voting for diane but i can vote for another woman, there. her famous line she would say is, 2% may be good for the fat content of milk but it is not good enough in the senate, because there were only two women out of 100. >> reporter: boxer says she remembers feinstei

senate in 1992 where she and former senator barbara boxer made california the first state to have twoors at the same time. we spoke with former senator boxer today about her longtime colleague's legacy. >> we worked together hard any time there was a california issue. for example, if there was an earthquake, a flood, a fire, we always had those moments. we would get together and i said to her, you take the tall senators, i'll take the short ones. we'd go spread out and try to cover the whole place. >> a little behind the scenes. i love that. senator feinstein often says she was sent to congress to solve problems and she'll continue to do that for the remainder of her term, two more years. in today's statement she also thanked the people of california for allowing her to serve them. >> dianne feinstein cemented her legacy in san francisco when she became mayor there. she laid the path for so many women after her in washington, d.c. where she opened doors and then kept them open for those that followed. nbc bay area's marianne favro continues our coverage. >> reporter: dianne feinstein

in part to pioneers, and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decision, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came at issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. as we just heard senator feinstein's groundbreaking political career shattered gender barriers and really left a mark on political battles. things like reproductive rights, gun control, environmental protection. >> and for more, let's turn to kron 4 political analyst michael yaki. michael, we'll continue to talk about her accomplishments in a moment. but she was in no rush to make her intentions clear, ev

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decision, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is >> but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the socialist left sees an opportunity to rewrite history. china and russia are on the march. they all think we can be pulling kicked around. we should know this about me. i don't put up with bullies. and when you kick back, it hurts them. or if you're wearing >> i'm nikki haley will former south carolina governor is running for the white house. nikki haley is the first the challenge. former preside

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decisions, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. and our coverage continues on senator feinstein's announcement on air and online. you can find us streaming live on kron on. just download the free kron on app on roku fire. stick or apple tv or just watch us live at kron 4 dot com. another big story we're following for you. oakland police chief leronne armstrong could be within hours of learning. >> if he will be reinstated or fired as that city's

what a year that was barbara boxer. joins us now live and we certainly appreciate you taking the time here on such an important day. as as we learned , senator feinstein is going to be calling this career and what a distinguished and remarkable career it was. you know her so well, i'm curious. how difficult do you think it was for senator feinstein to make this decision to step down? i know it was very hard for her talked to her about it a long time ago. i tried to tell her there is life after the senate. you can go out. you could tell people what it was like you could teach kids you could you know, advocate for things you believe in and, um but she told me when i decided to leave, you know she was sorry . sorry and she was kind of stunned. and you know, i know her perspective and that is stay as long as you can. because in the senate, you get all that seniority and you get terrific committee assignments and so on and so forth. but you know, we were thrown together. fate threw us together were quite different in style a

former senator barbara boxer, served alongside feinstein for many years.y were both elected in 1992, becoming the first pair of female senators in any state. boxer was asked about the recent reports of feinstein having moments where she appeared to be suffering from memory loss. well those reports are very troubling and it's a short term memory loss, and it hits people. and what can i tell you about it? except that in the moment and she's talking to you, she's with you. and then there's the short term memory loss. but i really i'm not equipped to explain what why and how. i do believe that she's stepping away at the right time to boxer who retired in 2017 says she has told the senator feinstein that life after the senate is good, and boxer says cia short find sound will continue to have an impact the candidates who have officially announced they're running for feinstein seat, both put out statements. katie porter said. dianne feinstein has had a remarkable career serving the people of california. she created a path for women in politics, but i am proud to

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decision, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came at issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made are tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the socialist left sees an opportunity to rewrite history. china and russia are on the march. they all think we can be pulling kicked around. we should know this about me. i don't put up with bullies. and when you kick back, it hurts them. or if you're wearing hughes. >> i'm nikki haley, former south carolina and un ambassador nikki haley making it official. she's running for the white house. s

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decision, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came at issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made are tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, joining us now to talk more about senator feinstein's announcement and her legacy is cross for political analyst michael yaki. yeah, good morning, michael. so there you saw senator feinstein, the longest-serving woman in. a woman senator in american history decided to hang it up at the end of the term. your thoughts this morning. >> hey, james yeah. i mean, it's a it's bittersweet. i've the s

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer amongachievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decisions, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was spirit. she could work with people on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. >> but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up next, could a pill actually cure binge drinking? how that supposedly would work? >> and in sports, the warriors hoping to finish strong heading into the all-star break there in l a taking on the clippers are wilson has highlights coming up. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choos

to share her thoughts is former colleague and still friends with similar -- senator feinstein, barbara boxer. nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. kristen: have you talked to her yesterday, today or recently about this decision? >> i just sent her an email about it. i have talked to her in the past about the fact that there is a wonderful life awaiting her after the senate. people want to hear from her. what it was like to be a trouble is. -- trail blazer. when i wanted to leave iran in 20 -- i ran in 20 out the term until 2017 and i'm still doing my stuff. kristen: that is great, you certainly broke a lot of ground and glass ceilings together, didn't you? can you talk about how you came to office shortly after her? at that time how unheard-of and improbable it was for two women to represent a big state like california? >> we got elected to the united states senate on the very same day in 1992 . we got elected together. it was one of those unusual situations where two seats were up at the same time. i cannot tell you the prejudiced that we faced. it was crazy. people would tell me i

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decision, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came at issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, 5.20, we're also following the latest with the economy. inflation is slowing down, though, not fast enough, at least not as fast as economist at home. you know, so tuesday's consumer price index report shows. >> annual inflation fell for 7 straight months, but still far above the federal reserve's target where they're trying to get sweet spot, right? we've got our washington correspondent anna wi

in part to pioneers and fearless women like senator dianne feinstein and senator barbara boxer among her proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. as i reflect. >> on the decisions, she was also the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee and bay area, political consultant pj johnston says there is much that set her apart from others that she was she could work with people. >> on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> a group of senators are pushing for higher pay for federal and dc government employees. democratic senator cory booker joined other lawmakers and activists to voice their support for the fair act to give federal employees and 8.7% pay increase. pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick is one of the few republicans supporting the bill. he says the legislation would restore years of lost wage increases f

senator barbara boxer who along with dianne feinstein was elected to the u.s.and rick wilson, former republican strategist and cofounder of the lincoln project. senator boxer, i want to start with you because the history of this is mr. eagleton wasn't the first person that had mental health issues. he was just the first to disclose it. he was forced out because it was going to come out before. but there was this kind of idea in politics back in those days when there weren't a lot of women in politics but the men in politics had to be a certain kind of macho. you had ed muskie, who had snow on his face, snowflake tears and he was driven out of politics as if he was a horrible candidate for allegedly crying. what do you make of the fact now, currently, fetterman is going through is really evoking empathy, at least from people who aren't on fox news. >> yes. well, it's a big change. and it's really interesting because 1972 was the year that mcgovern turned on him and threw him off the ticket after saying he would be behind him 1,000 percent. i remember because i w

joining barbara boxer is the first ever pair of women and pair of jewish women to represent california. immediately. feinstein took on issues she held dear, including gun control. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a finger through a senator, i know something about what firearms can do on abortion. i believe very strongly that we should control our own bodies. >> california's most precious resource feinstein was credited with working across the aisle to secure water for the state. we can't function without water. people can't live without water. wolf, i signed did receive praise for issue she championed in recent years. she faced calls to step down amid reports questioning her cognitive fitness reports. she always brushed off. now the question turns to cool. take receipt democratic congress members, katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porter and bar

joining barbara boxer is the first ever pair of women and pair of jewish women to represent california. >> immediately feinstein took on issues she held dear, including gun control. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a finger through senator, i know something about what firearms can do on abortion. i believe very strongly that we should control our own bodies. >> and on california's most precious resource, feinstein was credited with working across the aisle to secure water for the state. we can't function without water. people can't live without water. wolf, i signed did receive praise for issue she championed in recent years. she faced calls to step down amid reports questioning her cabinet to fitness reports. she always brushed off. now the question turns to cool, take her seat. democratic congressmembers katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porte

coming up tonight at 6:00 we will speak with former senator barbara boxer who made history with feinstein as the first woman to represent california in the chamber. >> they had a remarkable friendship. feinstein and boxer were among several female senators elected in 1992, earning it the title, the year of the woman. feinstein went on to become the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee, and the first woman to serve as judiciary committee's top democrat. at one point, she was in the running for one of the biggest spots on the national political stage. >> and mecca because a look back in time to 1984. a never before seen kpix interview with then mayor feinstein. >> pretty fascinating to go through it. kate kelley interviewed feinstein ahead of the democratic convention in san francisco. here is what she had to say about the city where she was born and raised. >> i adore this city, i wanted to shine brilliantly. i want all of the dissenters, a lot of them among our own who say this is the kook capital of the united states to turn around and say my god, it's a beautiful city.

she and barbara boxer became the first women from california to ever be elected in the u.s. senate. it was dubbed the year of the woman. feinstein is now serving in her sixth term in the u.s. senate. she's the longest-serving female senator in u.s. history. tonight we'll be talking in-depth about her impact locally and nationally. we'll hear from former senator boxer and former mayor art agnos. who might replace her? that's coming up. >>> another look at a brutal hit and run caught on camera in the east bay. a 77-year-old woman survived but the video is hard to watch. tonight, police are looking for anyone who might know the person responsible. take a look. it happened saturday night at the first presbyterian church in castro valley. you can see a white nissan altima backed out of a spot as a woman pushing a shopping cart is crossing the street. the car narrowly misses the woman. the driver and the woman appear to have a brief conversation. the driver continues to follow the woman in the parking lot. you see it right there. then swipes her right there, causing her cane to fall on th

in 1992 she was off to the senate along with barbara boxer who credits feinstein with forcing through a 10 year ban on the sale of assault rifles. bake of course got diane taking the lead on assault weapons after 101 california terrible mass murder there. i had my sons, one of his best friends was killed there and she was amazing. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown she knew way back in 19 69 the strength and character of dianne feinstein. >> i first saw her and met her when she showed up to participate in a protest on my behalf to get a house in san francisco when black people couldn't get houses. she showed up and i did know her from adam. >> in april finds in pushback against a news report expressing worry that she was mentally unfit to separate congressional members have an essay will run to read place feinstein and barbara lee is expected to announce the next few weeks. and there is speculation already of a possible bombshell announcement that would shake up the race to its core. >> if the good governor of the state of california decided to step up and say, my next tenure

former senator barbara boxer called on congress to honor feinstein by renewing her 1994 assault weapons ban for senator feinstein's last two years. can't our colleagues come together around her? and make this a lasting legacy, professor schickler says the opening of a long held seat is sure to rock california's democratic party. there's a lot of folks who expect barbara leader announced her candidacy at some point, so i think we'll have you know that regional cleavage could well be part of the battle have every confidence that voters will decide what's most important for california right now, at this pivotal moment in our history. congresswoman barbara lee of oakland said today. senator feinstein has been a barrier breaker for all of us who have been inspired by her monumental career myself included. i know there are questions about the senate race in 2024, which i will address soon. feinstein says that she does have a list of things that she wants to accomplish before leaving office , hoping to work with longtime republican allies in the new bipartisan congress. mike thank you. republi

barbara boxer.oth elected at the senior. -- the same year. >> i could not take the prejudice we faced. it was crazy. i can vote for diane but i cannot over to women. i certainly cannot vote for two jewish women from the bay area. we kind of kept our poise about it. we had certain jokes we made. for example i would say were you really worried when two protestant men got elected? larry: she left the senate after her term ended, yesterday announcing she would not be seeking election. kristen: to the latest on the spy balloon that floated over the u.s. come officials say it may have drifted over the u.s. by accident. the balloon had been monitored by intelligent agencies sensei lifted off in china last month. china always claimed there was a civilian craft diverted by strong winds and accident. u.s. intelligence officials believe it is really meant for spying. larry: a lot of balloon talk in the news. got us thinking about real weather balloons. kristen: returned to abc 7 be meteorologist to explain wha

joining barbara boxer is the first ever pair of women and pair of jewish women to represent california. >> immediately feinstein took on issues she held dear, including gun control. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a finger through a senator, i know something about what firearms can do on abortion. i believe very strongly that we should control our own bodies. >> and on california's most precious resource, feinstein was credited with working across the aisle to secure water for the state. we can't function without water. people can't live without water. wolf, i signed did receive praise for issue she championed in recent years. she faced calls to step down amid reports questioning her cabinet to fitness reports. she always brushed off reporting from sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news former house speaker nancy pelosi also reacting tonight tweeting at the senator, quote, your leadership on women's rights, lgbtq equality, climate action in gun violence prevention. >> has saved lives and m

joining barbara boxer is the first ever pair of women and pair of jewish women to represent california immediately feinstein took on issues she held dear, including gun control. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a finger through a senator. i know something about what firearms can do on abortion. i believe very strongly that we should control our own bodies. >> california's most precious resource feinstein was credited with working across the aisle to secure water for the state. we can't function without water. people can't live without water. wolf, i signed did receive praise for issue she championed in recent years. she faced calls to step down amid reports questioning her fitness reports she always brushed off. now the question turns to cool. take receipt democratic congress members, katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee are

s senate, along with barbara boxer. she is the longest tenured female senator and the longest serving congressional member from california, the pastor of san francisco's third baptist church, reverend amos brown, reflected on his friendship with senator feinstein, saying her support for the church has been a key in helping countless people. she supported program called back on track. program that we have operated now for 36 years. metering. and tutoring young people from this community who needed assistance in their academics. yes she's been a friend. brown says senator feinstein's support was critical in establishing a resettlement office in san francisco for african refugees and reaction to senator feinstein's decision is flooding social media from governor newsom to nancy pelosi , bart bay area council. even senator lindsey graham praises pouring in for her leadership service and accomplishments. former house speaker nancy pelosi has already endorsed congressman adam schiff from burbank for the senate seat. represent

along with barbara boxer becoming the first 2 female u.s. senators in the nation. 5 side also had qualities that set her apart from others. >> she was spirit. she could work with people on either side of the aisle. and she really came issues not as a dyed in the wool democrat, although she is. but as a public servant and a really savvy, deeply committed policymaker. and that made her tremendously effective. >> and among the proudest achievements over 30 years was the passage of the 1994 assault weapons ban. she also is the first woman to head the senate intelligence committee. so at credible career there now. >> all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, some carmakers are offering an anti-theft upgrade to drivers in hopes of preventing more car thefts. we're going to tell you how you can get that tell you how you can get that coming up in a minute. for just $6 you could get your choice between two sandwiches plus my classic taco, curly fries, and a drink. [muffled] i can't hear you. oh sure... for just $6...! try my $6 jack pack toda

joining barbara boxer is the first ever pair of women and pair of jewish women to represent california. >> immediately feinstein took on issues she held dear, including gun control. i am quite familiar with firearms. i became mayor is a product of assassination. i'm aware sound my assassinated colleague and put a finger through a hole. senator, i know something about what firearms can do on abortion. i believe very strongly that we should control our own bodies. >> california's most precious resource feinstein was credited with working across the aisle to secure water for the state. we can't function without water. people can't live without water. while feinstein did receive praise for issue she championed in recent years, she faced calls to step down amid reports questioning her fitness reports she always brushed off. now the question turns to cool. take receipt democratic congress members, katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porter and barba

and for many years, senator feinstein served alongside senator barbara boxer earlier today on the four former senator boxer shared her memories of working with feinstein on capitol hill. we worked together on the assault weapons ban. she was the leader and boy, i'll tell you, we all followed her direction. she'd say. we got to get to 60 votes in joe biden was the head of the judiciary committee, and he was like the coach in the background and telling us we had to keep working. and i'd say, diane, you take the tall senators. i'll take the short ones, not i'm barely five ft. to meet people. she was a giant of a woman. boxer and feinstein were both elected in 1992, becoming the first pair of female senators in any state. there is also plenty of reaction coming in from across the political spectrum on feinstein's announcement. a junior senator alex padilla posted a picture. of the two of them on instagram today, saying thank you, diane. for your decades of friendship, your leadership and your steadfast commitment to taking on the very tough issues. south carolina republican senator lindsey

former senator barbara boxer called on congress to honor feinstein by renewing her 1994 assault weapons ban for senator feinstein's last two years. can't our colleagues come together around her? and make this a lasting legacy because the original assault weapons ban only lasted 10 years, professor schickler says the opening of a long held seat is sure to rock california's democratic party. there's a lot of folks who expect barbara leader announced her candidacy at some point, so i think we'll have you know that regional cleavage could well be part of the battle every confidence that voters will decide what's most important for california right now, um, at this pivotal moment in our history. tonight congresswoman barbara lee did issue this statement saying senator feinstein has been a barrier breaker for all of us who have been inspired by her monumental career myself included. i know there are questions about the senate race in 2024, which i will address soon and another name that has surfaced as a possible candidates. of course, south bay congressman ro khanna . um he has not said anyt

to the senate when there are very few women senators in 1992, and she led that wave, including barbara boxer and so many others and started to change the complexion of how that end. while she led and she was a leader in women's issues, just a lid issues that concerned all of american families. i think the assault weapons ban, especially it's something that people should remember for becaus deaths by assault weapons went down dramatically when the assault weapons ban was in place and then we see what happened in east lansing. we see what happened. pulse nightclub, all these all these horrible, terrible places, even their own backyard. half moon bay and others. you know, this is what we took a leadership check. the courage made it happen and we need that kind again in the united states we needed to get in the government we need. we need it more in our local, you know, local towns and communities because the kind of example that she represented just go up against entrenched forces. the nra was 20 times more powerful back then the need is even now. that you want. >> what do you make of how she's

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senator feinstein's mental state we heard from former senator barbara boxer mentioned yesterday short term memory loss. apparently there was some confusion as to whether senator feinstein had even announced that she was not running very, very difficult to read. what do you know about that about that situation last year in the chronicle of my former colleague talc open and i wrote this this big take out on feinstein week talked to certainly had several democratic senators democratic member of congress. and former feinstein staffers say that her memory issues were an issue and getting in the way of her doing her job. it's sad because you know, as you said she's had this half century arc of a pioneering career. her last couple of years have not been pretty and she's been. the sad part is she's been virtually invisible to california 40 million people really have not seen a lot of dianne feinstein. she really, really does public appearances. she rarely does sit down interviews. you can you know people in washington grab her in the hallways and such but we haven't seen much of her. and when