as chuck browning said, you know, it puts the pressure on gm and stellantis. if ford's making and selling vehicles and these guys are still on strike the, well, that's not pretty. so, you know, detroit free press, to repeat the headline, says they are close to an agreement at the stellantis and gm as a well. we will see how that goes, liz. it's been a wild ride on this one. and it continues. liz: that is very big news. and we're just watching general motors it's down just about a quarter of a percent. let me look at stellantis at the moment, down 1.5%. this is big news, that the detroit free press is giving through you, jeff. let's just hope that ford sort of broke up the block decade there, right? -- block decade there. >> reporter: it did, yeah. normally this would be a pattern that the other automakers would follow, but this year we said, you know, that's -- all bents are off this time, you know? what they didn't get, the uaw didn't get from ford was the battery plants. they wanted the battery plants to be included in this contract. that didn't happen. gm h

hall will include many colleagues, including chuck schumer, vice president kamala harris and a recorded message from president joe biden. former mayor willy brown says today and tomorrow are fitting for a woman who dedicated her life to public service. >> since 1969 when she was first elected to the day she passed on, diane was still san francisco. >> reporter: and, again, tomorrow's outdoor memorial is no longer open to the public, but it will still affect traffic. and residents are being told to expect lots of security in the area surrounding civic center plaza. san francisco city hall itself is going to be closed to in person services, but people can still conduct business at city hall by actually accessing department's individual online portals. we should also keep in mind, if you are riding busses around at all, you should be aware they are going to be rerouted. reporting live, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> what you are looking at right now is the san francisco gay men's chorus performing their final tribute to senator dianne feinstein. they are there in the rotunda. feinstein was a big supporter of the lgbtq community for ma

we've talked to amos brown, sent his cousin double acp. we spoke to chuck schumer. spoke to barbara boxer's. you remember that was during the year of the woman, dianne feinstein and boxer, both elected a female senators from california at the same time, she talks about the legacy of dianne feinstein. >> i think with diane proved. because the way she got into politics was through a lot of trauma and difficulty in assassination. she proved that a woman could be strong. could clear, could lead. and still be compassionate. and so just by modeling that behavior, a lot of women thought, you know, i can do this too. >> also talked to a lot of people in the invited guest list who may have worked for feinstein one time or another. we will talk to one person who had his first political job. but feinstein, she bought him his first pair dress shoes. we also spoke with someone who went to one of those political rallies wins. boxer feinstein running for office in 92 for the senate. she says it really launched her political year, made her feel like she really could do it. so a lot

brown is the forever go as a man. >> vice president kamala harris, u.s. senate majority leader chuck schumer is going to speak and chuck schumer had such kind words for nancy pelosi. yeah, after she passed it on right on the senate floor that morning, he said, quote, we lost giant. >> in the senate and then went on to say as the nation mourns this tremendous loss, we know how many lives she impacted how many glass ceilings she shattered along the way. a theme we've been repeating over and over this morning as we look back on her life legacy and her schumer said that america is a better place because of senator feinstein and america's current president. joe biden will be delivering marks as well. but by video all here >> in person. but he has wellhead giving remarks after she passing that she was a cherished, friend of more than 15 years. yeah. he also said to the dye and made her mark on everything. >> from national security to the environment to protecting civil liberties. our country will benefit from her lakers c for generations. that was just some of what the president had to say

-- sherrod brown and senator bob casey from pennsylvania, two democrats who have said it's time to tie this money back up. republicans turning up the pressure on senate majority leader chuck. >> a bill should come on the senate floor to freeze the $6 billion and make the democrats object to that. i can't believe that they would do it. i would hope that we could come together, republicans and democrats, and say we do not want $6 billion going to the number one state sponsor of terrorism that backs hamas who just committed these atrocities. i hope we can do that. >> reporter: but in the house, not all democrats think freezing the funds is necessary. >> well, it is effectively frozen right now. it has not been given to iran. there would be a very detailed vetting process to insure that it goes to the people, the iranian people, not9 to the government. >> reporter: biden officials have repeatedly insisted this money can be refrozen at any time. treasury officials reportedly telling house democrats today that that money is, quote, not going anywhere, and now cbs is reporting that there apparently is a quiet understanding that has been reached between the u.s. and qatar to not

chuck schumer, the minority leader, mitch mcconnell. they are in agreement. and let's listen in as this vote happens. >> -- we'll call the roll. >> mr. baldwin -- was ms. blackburn -- mr. booker, mr. boseman, mr. brown, mr. but, ed mr., cantwell, mr. caputo -- mr. casey. >> let me turn to my colleague, manu raju, who is up on capitol hill right now, as we are both watching this. manu raju, can you help, without help the viewers out at home, what we are looking at right now. is this? it >> this is, it jim. -- chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell, they reached an agreement and -- the final vote, to keep the government open on this bill that passes the house just today, 45-day extension. they said they went to the floor, nobody objected. that means they locked in the final vote. and that's exactly what is happening right now on the senate floor, after mcconnell and schumer both spoke as we heard, now the senators are going to come, aye and nay, this will probably take an hour or so and it takes a long time for the senate to vote and it's a very old-fashioned chamber. they still vote by paper ballots, they don't do things electronically, like the house does, this -- including single votes. so this vote is