not just chucks, chuck. sure.ot just a former senators like barbara boxer, but the new senator finds a butler will be here. the senator feinstein's replay. doesn't the replacement who was sworn in on tuesday. so, you know, you'll see a good chunk of her colleagues are going to come here and pay tribute to the late great senator feinstein. all right. so we know the answer. but stephanie, let's ask michael anyway, why was believed to be important to do this here? >> and not washington, d.c., well. was a question of whether it's important do it here versus dc she had the opportunity to lie in state in the capitol. her her record being the longest serving female senator in america and united states history being the first woman chair of rules of of intelligence and judiciary. all those things clearly game for the ability to have that honor. but she wanted here in san francisco. this is her place. this is her home. this this was her touchstone. this was her. this was the birth of her political careers. i've never seen

chuck? chuck! try this one. would you rather have a hat made of spiders or have penises for fingers? so you're choosing the penis fingers, then? i'm avoiding the question entirely. it's too stupid even by your standards. -[boy] i've got the bat, man. -[coach] nice line there, son. [charlie] jeffrey, don't take the new ball. [jeffrey] no worries, chuck. [coach] yeah, good line. just need to work on the length. pitch it up. pitch it up to him. watch the footwork there! eye on the ball! -oh, fuck off, cong! -oh, shit. give it here. yeah, cheers, cong. i'll have that. actually, no, you can have it. no, cong, just take it. [boys laugh] cong, i'm giving it to you. [boy laughs] actually, you know what? you can have my shit ball. [boys laugh, jeer] [boy] good on you! [boy 2] yeah, warwick! god, he's hopeless. [warwick] why does he always show up here? [charlie sighs] why are we at mad jack lionel's? [charlie] you think it's true? [jeffrey] what? that he murdered someone? of course it is. everybody knows. knows what? he

i will remind you of what chuck schumer was saying.esolution without any of what he called the extreme cuts that radical maga republicans, what they wanted. things like cuts to social security, things like cuts to healthcare programmes and programmes for food assistance for and programmes forfood assistance for children. he did also say one of the questions was on aid for ukraine and he said a temporary solution is not the final destination and we will not stop fighting for more economic and security assistance for ukraine. he said, " majorities in both parties support ukraine aid and doing what is vital for ukraine's security and democracy around the world." that announcement from the senate majority leader chuck schumer as the senate does pass this bill. it will have to go to the president for assigning and then the government would avert a shutdown. that message we heard from the senate majority leader chuck schumer is very different from what we heard from the house republican leader a little earlier. let's listen to what he said.

biden administration doing it chuck schumer doing it disgusting a slap in the face to moms that lostntanyl. >> why? i don't understand all of us can see plain sight that there is a national security threat underway with communist china you mentioned surveillance balloon police stations in new york, cross america chinese police stations you've got bullying international waters, international air planes and our ships i don't understand what is biden administration trying to do here what is chuck schumer think he is getting out of this? >> schumer generally travels to get awarding maybe this could wards for passing chips bill allows intel to continue expanding china with tax dollars maybe, blocking a bill that would stop, you know america from importing solar panels, for slave labor in china what he did i don't know why it is pure appeasement why individuals are going. china lies cheats and steals there is nothing good about their government, they are despicable i believe john ratcliffe told me strategy is simply rob, replicate, replace what they do to companies want to open up shop in

is what chuck schumer had to say following his meeting with xi jinping.makers in some eight years. >> i also made a request, direct request to president xi that the foreign ministry strengthen their statement on the middle east. which did not even mention the loss -- the horrible gut wrenching loss of civilian life. i am gratified the foreign ministry issued a new statement that did condemn the loss of civilian life. >> chuck schumer obviously was particularly tough on the chinese foreign minister for showing "no sympathy or support for israel during these tough troubled times. again, the state media did put always new statement yesterday as chuck schumer just responded, obviously alluding to the fact that there were losses of life and also what again bruce was talking about, that is the potential connection to tehran and iran's role if any in this. chuck schumer did encourage beijing and xi jinping to use their influence in tehran to prevent this conflagration from spreading further. >> bruce einhorn there. stephen engle as well. more to come here on "da

chuck schumer is the senate majority leader. perhaps the thinking is the congressional leaders, who have their constituencies in u.s. businesses, and u.s. businesses have great interest in having a better u.s.-china relationship, that perhaps this is a different strategy. again, the ultimate prize perhaps would be a meeting in san francisco next month on the sidelines of aipac between biden and xi. it's not even confirmed xi will go. but this is a positive sign. among the main notes schumer did mention on the china-u.s. relationship, he told xi u.s. wants fairness and stability and doesn't think there is economic reciprocity right now. he made it clear the u.s. cannot sit idly by in the face of actions where china is intimidating u.s. businesses good we have a second -- businesses. we have a second soundbite. >> we may clear the united states cannot sit idly by and we must address the chinese governments forced technology transfers, theft of intellectual property, and intimidation of u.s. businesses operating in china. we made a

we talked to chuck schumer today. lots of who are big names like that, but also people who work for feinstein back in the 70's people who were aged people who are assistance, those who are finance directors. we talked to a lot of those people, all of them inspired by her and many of them going on to do other things because of the person that she was. >> she was a universal inclusive. so. who had love? i respect all people. dianne feinstein had this profound humanity, but it it was coupled with courage. you know, she had the courage to groundbreaking things when everybody said it couldn't be done. for example, the assault weapons taking on the cia about torture, making sure that domestic violence against was, you know, elevated to a crime the national level. >> as i senator barbara boxer of his, you know, she ran with the feinstein both becoming senators said at the same time in the year of the woman. we're going to be talking with barbara boxer coming up at 3 o'clock. we also talked a senate majority leader chuck schu

chuck is a writer and filmmaker. co-finding a magazine and its own production company. his new book is have you eaten yet. stories from chinese restaurants from around the world. a three-time james. award-winning author pierre turn latest book is national dish. around the world in search of food, history and the meaning of home. and our moderator, the staff writer for the food section of the washington post.ea please join me in welcoming them [applause] >> hello, everyone. how is everyone today. >> a good trip then. >> i love it. i wanted to do a brief introduction. if people have not read the book yet i highly highly recommend them. doing a signing after this. national dish and have you eaten yet, i have fallen in love with them. i am just enamored with the curiosity and the depth that you are reporting. i want to do a brief introduction of each book. and then i want to open it up to audience questions to. we have these microphones available. we will call people up. so, national dish and the meaning of home, she writes we all have an idea in our heads about what french

i think chuck's right. maybe if he had done something more, maybe if he had run out the clock, things could have changed because i know from talking to some democrats that they allowed that that was a possibility for them. >> chuck, i'm wondering, a lot of this has the ingredients included in november of 2024. i'm wondering, chuck, what role did that play and what role does that play going forward? >> well, you know, the irony is i'll never forget a briefing that we got here at nbc news from kevin mccarthy's unofficial super pac, that was orchestrating the campaign to try to get the house. and they kept saying, well, we -- at the time, i'm speaking as them, we need to have at least 15 to 20 pickups in order to have a governing majority. so i'll give kevin mccarthy and his team credit. they knew then, right? that if they only had a 4 to 10 seat majority, they were in deep trouble, it was ungovernable. here we are. we're ungovernable going forward. i don't know how it makes it easier for moderate republicans

chuck schumer and i literally were the only plane in the sky on september 12.re flown to new york to meet with the governor and with mayor giuliani to survey what had happened. it was overwhelming to have seen it firsthand like that. the television could not capture it. we spent the day in meetings talking about what we were going to do. that night around 8:00 or 9:00, chuck and i were in a meeting with everybody, all these state and local officials. we were each handed a note from our staff, and it said, the white house has just sent a budget request to deal with 9/11 for $20 billion and there is not a penny for new york in it. i took the last train back to washington. that afternoon, we go to the white house. it is the two senators from virginia -- senator allen and senator john warner -- and chuck and i were with the president. i could see on his face this was devastating crisis that had to be dealt with. he says to us, i am with you. what do you need? i said, we need $20 billion, mr. president. he said, you got it. his staff nearly fell off their chairs. [l

we have this update as we see chuck schumer and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell speaking rightent on passing the stopgap funding bill that went through the house a little earlier today. senate leaders confirming they can have an agreement as well. let's listen to what mitch mcconnell was saying. ah. to what mitch mcconnell was sa inc. �* , , saying. a step in the right direction. _ saying. a step in the right direction. all _ saying. a step in the right direction. all right. - saying. a step in the right direction. all right. as - saying. a step in the right direction. all right. as we j direction. all right. as we heard, direction. all right. as we heard. he _ direction. all right. as we heard, he said _ direction. all right. as we heard, he said this - direction. all right. as we heard, he said this is - direction. all right. as we | heard, he said this is going direction. all right. as we - heard, he said this is going on the right direction. we got that little clip of what he was saying. these are live pictures from the senate floor. we saw the senate majority leader chuck

we hate to break into that, but let's go to senate majority leader chuck schumer. he's on the floor of the senate, on the effort to avoid a government shutdown. >> without objection -- >> i move to proceed to hr 5860 -- >> motion to proceed to hr 5860, an act making continuing appropriations for fiscal year 2024 and for other purposes. >> madam president, i know of no further debate on the motion. >> is there further debate? if not, all in favor say aye. >> aye. ayes -- have it. >> -- 2024 and for other purposes. >> madam president, i now ask unanimous consent to their be up to five minutes for debate, equally divided between the two leaders or their designated persons. -- the senate vote on passage of hr 5860, with 60 affirmative votes required for passage and with no amendments or motions in order to the bill, prior to the vote, on passage. >> is there objection? without objection, so ordered. >> madam president -- >> the majority leader is recognized. >> i have very good news for the country. democrats and republicans have come to an agreement, and the governmen

this bombshell from chuck grassley says d.o.j. and fbi officials obstructed evidence of human activity biden family deals for more than 40 fbi sources and new details on why former president trump stormed out of a new york court. this story, hillary clinton could again be heckled tonight, potentially the second time in a week and also this, wife gop senator joni ernst is going after former speaker nancy pelosi plus chicago voters are outraged. mayor brandon johnson locked them out of a public community meeting about illegal immigrant camps. i am liz mcdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> let's welcome retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis, colonel davis served four times in combat loans including afghanistan and iraq. he's a recipient of two bronze star medal in let's welcome to former deputy assistant secretary of defense under former president trump, aldridge colby. thank you for joining us, it's good to see you. we appreciate your insight. colonel, your reaction to house and senate lawmakers holding separate hear

i want to think senate majority leader chuck schumer. chuck you have taken the reins like no one else could. he developed legislation to harness the power of ai while keeping americans safe. i look forward to meeting with you in the bipartisan group that you put together. i will continue to call on congress to call on congress to pass bipartisan legislation to stop big tech from collecting personal data from our teenagers online. [applause] to ban the targeting and advertising to children. [applause] for the personal data that these companies collect on us. we face a genuine inflection point in history, one of those moments where the decisions we make in the near term will set the course for the next decades there is no greater change i can think of in my life that ai presents as a potential, exploring the universe, fighting climate change, and in cancer. artificial intelligence expands the boundary of human possibility and tests the balance of human understanding, this is a testament to what we stand for, safety, security, trust and ope

it's never been a secret where chuck schumer lives.s born in brooklyn, and everyone knew how to find his father, a schumer, and exterminator, when they needed him. chuck schumer went to new york city public schools, then harvard college, then harvard law school. and no matter how much he achieved, he never thought moving up in the world meant moving across the river to manhattan, brooklyn was always good enough for chuck schumer. chuck schumer was not home when those demonstrators who got arrested for blocking traffic in front of his apartment building. he was on his way to israel. >> as the first jewish majority leader and the highest ranking jewish elected official ever in america, i felt i had to be here. i wanted to be here, but i also had an obligation to be here. and we had good and productive meetings with prime minister netanyahu, national unity party chairman benny gantz. we met with some of the families of these hostages today. as a parent or grandparent, it is truly heart-wrenching. we wept as they told their stories. it was

i would go talk to chuck schumer every day.ould be on the phone with him every day talking about things, where we need to become a what we are trying to do. and i would open up those channels of communication. i think -- punch him in the nose on the 6:00 news or on twitter or whatever to me is -- it's good for click bait and raising money but it's not the way to go host: -- to govern. does your candidate need to allow one of you to offer a motion to vacate the speakership? guest: i've been asked that lately but i'm not really concerned about that. that was the law until speaker pelosi took it out. it had been there since the 1920's. that doesn't really bother me that much. it just says you get a motion to vacate and you take a vote. it's up or down and that's kind of the way it goes. that's democracy. that's in the rules and it served as well since the 1920's until speaker pelosi took it out. if the conference wants to do it, that's not a beach i will die on. host: after the vote took place in the result was known that kevin mc

it's not going to work. >> joining me now is dasha burns and chuck rosenberg, former u.s.fbi official. dasha, what are you hearing is going on inside the courtroom? >> reporter: our colleagues who are inside the courtroom right now are trying to get information to us as quickly as possible. what we know so far is cohen did take the stand a few minutes ago. he is being questioned by the attorney general's office about his history with the trump organization. a bio. he is talking about when he first came to work for mr. trump. andrea, this is the first time that these two men are in the same room since cohen turned on trump. this is five years of bad blood that had so far been relegated to social media posts, to news interviews, to books. now spilling out in person in this courtroom. this is by the far most anticipated day of this trial. let's remember that it is michael cohen is the reason why we are here today. it's his testimony before congress that sparked this investigation, that inspired letitia james, the attorney general, to look into trump's businesses. he is now th

with chuck schumer saying that he had good news to tell the country, that in fact, him and mcconnell have committed their promise to fighting for more resources for ukraine after the short term funding is ultimately approved and extended for 45 days in the middle of november or so. mcconnell there, also taking a victory lap saying that his caucus, the majority of which is committed to funding ukraine with more american military weapons and resources, that has been set that as of now, this is the short term extension that he and others in his caucus saw a while ago. ali, it seems that we started the hour with uncertainty, but we started the answer as quickly as one could possibly get from the two leaders on the senate side. or does it go from here? >> you've got to love that,'s -- ayman, finally getting some answers here, after a little bit of a waiting game. just enough for us to dinner here on capitol hill. i think things are interesting in the ways that both leaders spoke here on the floor. of course, noting the fact that this is bipartisan in nature, a stopgap spending bill that a

senate majority leader chuck schumer also spoke. nancy pelosi and san francisco mayor london breed. and audio remarks from president joe biden. the most touching moment, grand daughter eileen feinstein mariano. they said she was a legend in politics and broke down so many doors for women to walk through. she was a pioneer. and a woman of many rsts. they show that continually drop the service. tht won elected to the board of supervisor1969. the first woman elected as san francisco mayor in 1978. she let san francisco are very dark times. so much compassion for the city she loves. in 1992, the first woman from calvinist to be elected to the u.s. senate along with barbara boxer. the legeary 1994 assault weapons ban. the first woman or man to ge significant legislation on a weapon ban. 2009beca the first woman to share -- chair the powerful senate intelligence committe many firsts. such armor, human being in person. she wathe matriarch and balanced motherhood and being a wife and a politician. she did it also gracefully. for more on the coverage we will bring in a reporter with more tou

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trump posted a photo of the judge's law clerk posing with top senate democrat chuck schumer. the judge ordering the post on truth social removed, saying personal attacks on any member of my court staff are unacceptable. consider this a gag order. the republican front-runner again going after the democratic attorney general who brought the lawsuit. >> judge engoron has been given false and extremely misleading information about my net worth. private company. nobody is supposed to know my net worth. >> reporter: a net worth the state says was deliberately inflated to get more favorable loan rates from lenders. while real estate evaluations are subjective. attorney general letitia james also in the courtroom once again. her team calling mr. trump's long-time accountant to the witness stand. his firm preparing the disputed financial statements at the heart of the case. forced to admit today that he learned the trump organization didn't provide the firm with all of the necessary records. as for that gag order on mr. trump, the judge saying he is

while you agree on very little with chuck schumer, would you agree on that?well, i would -- i'd suggest that perhaps that advice could have been given to democrats yesterday when we had the opportunity not to upend the entirety of congress. i mean, truly, democrats could have joined with reasonable republicans like myself to not undermine congress and to oust the speaker. remember, i think the senator referred to republicans kicking out the speaker. well, no, eight members used a tool that should be used very carefully. they used it, i think, very callously, and instead of being lectured by the senator, it would have been helpful, i think, for democrats to respect the institution and not engage in an effort to undo the republican leadership. >> congressman, excuse me, the control room is just telling me in my ear that cnn is learning that jim jordan is speaking out saying that he is going to run for speaker. would you support jim jordan? >> there are a good number of members, you know, steve scalise is considering this. there likely will be others. i spent th

chuck, thank you so much. >> all right. we're taking a live look outside here at san francisco city hall. there it is in the middle. and as chuck mentioned, and if you've stepped outside at all today, you know, it is very warm out there. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. how hot are we getting out there today? yeah. kind of crazy. hot in certain places. right? like it's not as bad. if you look inland, believe it or not, that's usually where the heat is and there is heat there today. santa rosa right now at 94 degrees. >> concord 92. you can see 95 down in san jose, but san francisco is at 88 degrees right now. 86 out of half moon bay. the coast is just been heating up and you can see 90's there in san we are under this heat advisory. you can see that is extended now all the way down to moderate day and also some point south along the coast there heading towards the central coast. but here locally, it is a san francisco it all along the peninsula. all of the bay shore communities down into the south bay and sa

. >> chuck, how do you see it? >> well, it was a very unusual step for washington to announce that joint special operations command, advanced units would be put into israel. that has never been done, in my memory. a joint special operations command also includes delta force s.e.a.l. team 6. they will be joined by the fbi's critical incident response group, which includes the fbi's hostage rescue team, critically their hostage negotiation unit as well. so i agree with general hertling, this is the united states putting some cards on the table and showing that they are prepared for any contingency. >> chuck, i also want to talk about that new video of a hostage that hamas released. i know you watched it. we've chosen not to show it to viewers, because hamas released it. we're not going to show it at this time. but you did have a chance to watch it. what did you take away from it? >> well, i was listening very carefully. i heard the sound of ventilators, which maybe confirmed what i suspect that she was being held und

retired army intelligence officer chuck devore joins me now. chuck, this will be pretty nasty.do you think first contact with the enemy is going to look like? >> what you're seeing now, israel is preparing the way. they're destroying known enemy outposts, areas of observation where the hamas terrorists can observe and call in fire on the advancing israeli forces. what they're going to want to do is get into the first line of buildings within the built up area so they can establish a base of operations, they can take care of wounded, evacuate them, set up command and control, and they can get a better idea through reconnaissance of what they have to face. >> jesse: so you insert your men in the first level, then you're probably setting up supply lines, you know, for ammunition, for medical evacuations, and to make sure they're not going to sustain attacks from the rear? >> absolutely. and of course israel being a modern army that greatly values life, what you're going to see is the vast majority of the idea of soldiers who end up getting wounded will be successfully evacuated an

they are the driving factor behind this, chuck. mokwhoa they are, and i think it's also instructive that an iranian official admitted just few weeks ago to their culpability in planning and executing the 1983 beirut barracks bombing of our marines. so you know this is something that's been going on continuouslysince 1979. now, the reason why they were dealt with back then, and certainly not during reagan's time, was because we were still in the middle of a cold war. and it was understood that if w tried to topple the theocrat in iran, and very low could spark world war iii. well, trace, i'm afraid we're kind of on that path right now. it appears that we have been appeasing iran you see this iranian influence operation wit robert molly who is a good friend of anthony lincoln, the secretary of state, social influence operation to make the administration of. >> run. and for what? and we now see them aligning with both russia and with the people's republic of china. so we're looking at some very dangerous times ahead. >> market and, ri

vice president kamala harris will be addressing the crowd as well as senator chuck schumer and a number of others. i have got a sneak peek at rehearsals happening. there was a lovely chorus singing. they were practicing before getting the mic levels ready. i saw them as they were preparing the flags. it is just a beautiful day. i will say it is warm, very warm. but i think that's not going to take away from the moment here. so many people are paying their respects today and talking about the senator and telling really amazing stories. i want to share one. this is coming from san francisco fire chief. take a listen to this story. >> in the '70s and '80s when she was mayor, she used to carry a turn out coat and helmet in her car and she used to go to fires with the chiefs. she's just a huge supporter. in addition, the first women came into the san francisco fire department when she was mayor. >> reporter: i love hearing the stories and the behind the scenes and everyone calling the senator a friend. she had a long history in politics, but she was a community member, a leader, and a friend

knows more about volcanoes here than alexi or is that he's the chief, broken all just didn't come chuck the flesh and thanks for coming up here with us. this is a fascinating issue for sure. so here in come check out there are about $300.00 volcanoes. they say 30 of them are believed to be active. why such a concentration of volcanoes here and contract that you see that kind of jim categories. one of the most effective places in the world is to media, and he has a 7000 big small and medium sized volcanoes. here, you know, 2 roughly ups of 300 of them, a big cones. and so the are active volcanoes that they're renting. now you've got the food around or have her up too long ago that's come. jessica also has full super active volcanoes that are guaranteed to erupt. every yeah. hi michael, i'm super ok knows. they are 6. if you look at the whole kind of groups of school, you volcano, the whole gun, one still store busy on the over the academy and ski by them as a competitor is a cross section of how fully volcanic activity pushing way to produce that. because a 150 kilometers east of here in

wrong with washington the main point just like with about our appropriations process, by the way, chuckzero 0h,0.0 minutes whole year any funding bill appropriations we need to make sure we have debates on those individual bills by themselves too but the same is true with foreign aid package, separated out real debate consider this like supposed to be, the senate is supposed tribe a thoughtful place where you have debate you make important decision we are not doing a any of that, looks like more of the same. maria: democrats are controlling the senate, it could pass though; right? >> s of i don't know it will depend own i think republicans for us to stick together here. they need 60 votes to move forward, so i think it is incumbent upon us as republicans to be adults in the room sober clear-eyed, what is request for israel what is it is what tt objective in ukraine which a is -- is this going to get us? we can't have open-ended blank check our european allies simply have not stepped up no real accountability, they are worried if they show owing will loss more support aukt to be separate

we just heard chuck schumer effectively talking at the end of the vote. we know that it passed, and they're moving on to other things on the executive calendar. the substance of what he said was quite noteworthy because, yes, he's right, there was a big bipartisan vote, and there is bipartisan support for ukraine. the fact that he sort of twisted a little bit in mccarthy when -- what we saw earlier today was mccarthy doing something in a bipartisan way, i wonder how that's going to go over on the republican side, particularly in the house. >> reporter: yeah, look, he's -- schumer's saying there that mccarthy, quote, got nothing. that is the message from the senate majority leader after mccarthy decided against moving forward with a proposal with spending cuts that he had tried to advance but was blocked by not just democrats but some of those conservative hard-liners who wanted to have even deeper spend cuts. this proposal only extends current funding for the federal government for another 45 days. now a little bit more this vote. this vote was approved b

no, there is no chuck norris, am i a freak or what?ord , hello, i wanted, hello, i wanted to return the keys, sorry, i should have called at the beginning of the vision, no, i misunderstood, but the keys. lyosha, alexey, get out, you haven’t lived among people for a long time, nikolaev, you don’t understand how the world works, everyone is trying to instill this idea in me, but you, and i say, there is one law for everyone, well, what a law, alexey, the law doesn’t work, it only works, only agreements between people work. and even then short-term, with no one, about nothing, for a long time it is impossible come to an agreement, because today it is beneficial for him to comply with this condition, but tomorrow it is not , and i think how everything is organized there on olympus, and i tell her according to the law, lesh, well, well, understand, it’s not advisable now, understand, we need a little wait, then we will publish everything, everything is as we decided, you just found a hook, you came here only so as not to seem like complete

and suggested this she was chuck schumer's girlfriend. there is nothing to suggest, let's be clear, that the law clerk is a girlfriend of chuck schumer. this was an image taken from her instagram account. schumer is the senator of new york and there's nothing that disqualifies getting a picture. during the course of the lunch hour, donald trump and his attorneys entered the courtroom about six times. coming in and out of their holding room. there was a period of time in which the press was not allowed in and what we know ultimately that came of all this was in the 1:00 hour, donald trump removed that post from his social media account and then upon the reconvening of this courtroom, the judge made it very clear saying in part, i want to read you. quote, consider this a gag order on all parties with respect to posting or publicly speaking about any member of my staff. of course, donald trump has attacked the judge in this case head on but it turned to the next level and him imposing this gag order on trump and parties involved in this case

it was right before a shutdown and he looked at chuck and said you know what, chuck, i will take the blame for shutting the government down over securing the border. it is my fault. i'll take it. i'm shutting the government down because the border is not secure. chuck got this like clever also smile like i got him and donald trump just looked at him, the president and said i care about the border more than i care about your games. that's i think what republicans have to get to. that's what cornyn and cruz and the new speaker need to get to. we'll lay out to the american people october 7th is the most recent example of it. but known foreign terrorists are attempting to infiltrate our border and we aren't doing anything. republicans need to go even more of a backbone. when the next showdown come make it about the border front and center. not ukraine's border, our border. >> harris: chip roy has said it's time to defund the agencies if they don't do their jobs. calling out republicans to be stronger to press and fight on the issue. taking a look at these pictures on the screen right now

announces a third-party bid, and senator chuck schumer has a rare meeting with china's leader.se are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the hill" reports chinese president xi jinping strengthened his country's statement on israel after pressure from senator chuck schumer. schumer met with xi in beijing yesterday. it was part of a delegation of six senators aimed at improving relations between the u.s. and china. schumer criticized china's initial statement on the hamas attacks, which only called for restraint. the country later issued a new statement condemning all violence and attacks on civilians. >>> "the washington post" says republicans turned on robert f. kennedy jr. after he launched an independent bid for president. yesterday in philadelphia kennedy announced he was dropping his bid for the democratic nomination and said he was running as an independent. republicans who earlier supported kennedy's democratic run are concerned he could take votes away from gop front-runner former president donald trump. the rnc called kennedy another radical far left de

>> reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer worked closely with dianne feinstein. he recalled one of her most important pieces of legislation, the assault weapons ban in 1994 he said he has never seen anyone work so hard to get a bill passed. she worked every angle and spoke with nra and even got republicans to vote for the bill. >> now, there are many additives that rightly said dianne feinstein. strong, unflappable, winning, fierce, practical, ernest, but one quality above all stands out in my mind. it will forever set diane apart. integrity. integrity. >> reporter: integrity for sure. a trail blazer and an icon. senate majority leader chuck i come -- the senate majority leader said there were no words to describe this fearless leader. you learned a lot of things behind the scenes of what it took to get the beautiful service on today. >> it was quite the production and something changing throughout the day. it was interesting that a lot of recollections of 70 people were very touching. big stories of all that she has had and fights that she thought through her en

a list of speakers for that service include vice president kamala harris, senate majority leader chuck london breed. >>> our coverage continues on air as well as online, including live coverage of tomorrow's memorial service airing right here on nbc bay area as well as streaming on our home page. >>> the landmark mission peak pole back in its original place. vandals last month sawed off the top half of the pole, which couldn't be found for days. the landmark has been a center of the spot for hikers since created in the 1990s. mission peak rangers posted last night on social media a successful operation to weld the top half of the pole back together. >>> levi's stadium will pretty much be the center of the football universe come sunday night. that's when the niners take on the cowboys in one of the seasons most hyped games not involving taylor swift. >> look, partially true there. we're kidding a little bit. this will be a big test for the niners quarterback brock purdy, who last year came out of pretty much nowhere, becoming a tom talent. he says he's well aware of the storied rivalry