should respond is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you were saying just before we went on the air, people still don't believe this. persuade them that this was real and answer two questions for me. how high up in the iranian government did this go and what does it tell you about what was going none tehran right now? >> i was first briefed in the beginning of september. it sounded doubtful because of the cast of characters and the operative was the department 400, part of the iranian revolutionary guard, the elite unit that really is sent out by iran into various areas that finances terrorism et cetera. and i didn't believe it either. but as it turned out, it is very real. and what it represented was a rather unique effort between our drug enforcement administration, fbi, cia, a kind of coming together of agencies to collect intelligence both human and signals intelligence. >> chris: what is the single most compelling evidence that this is real? >> let me just finish. th

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

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sincerely, diane feinstein, united states senator. [applause] i am sure that she would be so proud of this year and especially the leadership of the general and the mayor. thank you also much. [applause] -- thank you all so much. [applause] >> representing all the military, we have the commander of the third fleet, vice admiral gerald beaman. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. the last few days have been very educational. we have learned a lot. i learned there is an insurance company that has very low rates in california. [laughter] i have to tell you it is an honor and pleasure to be representing the united states third fleet today. you will see some of our proud sailors and marines pass by in the not too distant future. i would like to think of you people up front. senator nolan, this yacht club, the club manager and general operating officer for the club. i think they did a wonderful job for us. [applause] san francisco fleet week is a great opportunity for the navy and marine corps to display our wares. the young men and women

. >> i want to ask you, congressman king, diane feinstein telling kate bolduan a few moments ago, i'm reading off my black ber, it's surmising on her part, before a country goes after an ambassador in a third country like this, that they would have had the acceptance of the government, i don't see how this could be done any other way. what is your information or sense here of how high this does go in the iranian government? >> well, again, i just surmising also. but i also know that chairman rogers, the intelligence committee, he basically has the same as senator feinstein. that's mine as well. you could not have planned something of this magnitude without the very top levels of the iranian government knowing it. the supreme leader or the president. this is such -- again, this violates all international law. basically, you're talking about an act of war. i think we have to -- the united states has to consider taking significant action. i don't think sanctions alone are enough. i think we should consider actually deporting or removing the iranian officials at the u.n., the staff at the

i had a short conversation with diane feinstein, the mayor then, and she spoke to the entire class. she spoke for a couple minutes. she planted the seed of public service, and to give of yourself selflessly, the giving of your time and talent. it was something my parents instilled in me early on. serving district 10 is an extension of who i am and a general desire to help improve the quality of life for people in san francisco. >> where do you place yourself on the political spectrum? are you left, right? >> i am more forward-thinking. for me, it is less about being left or right, or moderate or progressive. it is about the issues and creating policies that will have a sustainable and lasting positive impact on the families that live here. it is costly and difficult to do business in san francisco, to raise your children in san francisco. i would like a voice at the table to create policies that will minimize the stigma that san francisco is not a business- friendly city, minimize the stigma of that san francisco prioritizes the rights of dogs over children. we started walking down

and leaders have to emerge to lead that nation. >> diane feinstein, chairman of the senate intelligenceank you. >>> at the time of transition, senator feinstein spoke about, we wanted to reflect on what just happened in tonight's number, 1.1 billion, what does that represent? how much the united states spent on the nato -- on its part of the nato operation. break that down this way. nato operation in place of 216 days, that's $5 million a day of american money, 5 million a day for 216 days. where did the money go? costs include this, daily military operations, involvement of the troops and other military personnel involved, the cost of the munitions used and dropped on libya, including things dropped from predators, fired from ships and the like. also humanitarian assistance included in that $1.1 billion. the weapons that we used, more than 70 u.s. aircraft involved in the operation. early on many u.s. ships. one navy ship for the duration, mesa verdicty, more than 7700 flights, sorties by american jets, military operations plus 145 predator strikes and that's up to today one predator s

and in conversations with diane feinstein, she wanted you to know that she is equally as involved and as committed as any of us who are on the stage. thank you. [applause] >> i think that ends the program. we have heard a definitive statement of where we are going. i think it is great, and i think we can keep it in perpetuity as long as we keep these political leaders in perpetuity. thank you. [applause] >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhill. the cable car pi

we'll discuss what happens now with the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein. plus 2012 politics. herman cainic serious, mit soary holds steady, rick perry stumbles. >>> our power player of the week holds the keys to our national treasures, all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. with the economy stalled f andwi washington deadlocked, we begin today with whether our government will do anything to help get americans back to work. joining us now, house majority leader eric cantor who is one of the key figures pushing the republican agenda, andures congressman cantor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be here, chris. >> president obama and the democrats are portraying you these days as the face of republican obstructionism, repeatedly calling you out by name. like mr. cantor to come down here to dallas and explaine what exactly in this jobs bill does he not believe in. he what exactly is he opposed to? >> we'll get into the question with of what you oppose in the t obama jobs bill and what you support in a moment, b

senator diane feinstein, chairwoman of the senate committee, and mike rodgers both weighed in on the rising tensions with iran. >> iran is escalating, i believe, its nuclear development. iran is increasingly hostile. they have not ceased supporting hamas. >> we should respond. you should never, ever allow a nation to believe that they can committal an act of political assassination on u.s. soil. so there's a lot of things that we can do. >> militarily respond? >> i don't think you should take it off the table. i think there are a lot of things that we should do to make sure that they understand this is unacceptable. >> president obama's decision, meanwhile, to send 100 troops to uganda is also creating controversy on capitol hill. the president outlined the role of those troops saying they would only engajs enemy forces in self-defense. human rights groups have called on the united states to take action in uganda against the head of the lord's resistance army. he was indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity. arizona senator john mccain criticized the president's decision t

and in conversations with diane feinstein, she wanted you to know that she is equally as involved and as committed as any of us who are on the stage. thank you. [applause] >> i think that ends the program. we have heard a definitive statement of where we are going. i think it is great, and i think we can keep it in perpetuity as long as we keep these political leaders in perpetuity. thank you. [applause] >> i am the director of visual arts programming at intersection for the arts. intersection for the arts is based in san francisco and has always been an organization that looks at larger social political issues through the lens of practice, and we are here today at our exhibition of "chico and chang." the original inspiration was drawn from a restaurant chain in new york city. half of their menu is -- what struck me was the graphic pictures and a man in a hat on a rig truck carrying take that time is containers and in the black sea to representation of a mexican guy wearing a sombrero and caring a somali horn. it struck me that these two large, very subversive complex cultures could b

>> yeah, it is obviously very disturbing and the fact is that diane feinstein the chairman of the senateligence committee, will be our guest says thereby other ongoing iranian plots against their enemies in other countries so you wonder how far this goes and what it says about iran, very active state sponsorship of terrorism and the question becomes how the u.s. should respond there have been doesens of sets of sanctions by this government, unilaterally by the un over the last 30 years and hasn't stopped iran from sponsoring terrorism around the world should we consider military action. >> secretary state clinton was saying we should isolate their invest gas does that make it worse or sunshine -- investigation does that make it worse or sunshine diplomacy ski. >>> to blacklist the central bank of iran would say not only won't we do business with them but any country that does business with them cannot do business in the united state that is would be a tough measure i don't know the russians or chinese, more closely alleyed with the regime in iran would go for that. if they can't it is to

diane feinstein says this could be threats to saudi, israeli, and american ambassadors overseas. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton will meet today with the berkeley hikers that were detained in tehran. they sent two years in a tehran prison. sarah shourd was released a year ago. theysay they were arrested because they were americans. >>> a 1-month-old baby girl is reunited with her mother. ktvu news cameras were the only ones there last night when the newborn was returned safe and sound. we watched a a tan suv pulled up and there was a little girl secured safely inside. neighbors reported a domestic disturbance and a gunshot at home on lyndon street. a man that has ties to the baby fired the shot before grabbing the baby and fleeing the scene. police are now searching for that man. brian harrison has stepped down as ceo of solyndra. according to new documents, harrison left as scheduled, but the company is not offering any more details than that. he let so solyndra for a little more than a year. they want to replace him with nielson. >>> charging to park on a holiday that used t

senator diane feinstein says there could also the threats to saudi, israeli, and american ambassadors overseas. >>> we have developing news coming out of the east bay. a woman has been shot in oakland oakland. >> reporter: good morning. we just got here on 69th 69th avenue about two blocks east of international avenue. it all happened within the hour. the video you're looking for is from 101st avenue and macarthur. a woman was sot here at this location and got into a car and drove to 101st and macarthur, which he got there, the police say she was going to her brother's house. they got a call from her brother, the ambulance and police got there. they were able to piece together that it all happened here. you may be able to see two police in the foreground working on a report. another set of officers down there. what you may not be able to see, what i'm looking at are yellow plaque cards on the ground. police said that several neighbors called police, but they did say this woman who is in a hospital trying to recover is not cooperating with this investigation. i'm going to be trying to

and an interview with diane feinstein. >> jamie: this is a fox news alert. an american drone strike in yemen reportedly killing the son of an american born cleric awlaki. and just last month the u.s. drone strike killed anwar al-awlaki in the arabian peninsula. this is certainly the story, folks, we're talking about it, the new effort by the u.s. to end violence and atrocities, against the people of central africa and means more american boots on the ground and yet, another foreign land. hi, good to have you here, i'm jamie colby. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright, welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters and president obama announcing the deployment of about 100 u.s. troops, jamie to uganda in hopes of removing this man that you're looking at. from the battlefield for two decades now, his lord's resistance army has murdered, raped and kidnapped tens of thousands of people. the white house saying our troops will be armed. but will only fight in cases of self-defense. and molly henneberg is following the story right now and joins us live in was

want to promote that coming up on your show, you'll have congressman eric cantor and senator diane feinstein on the record and say the iran situation from this past week mean there could be more plots coming? >> she did. she's the chairman of senate intelligence and she said -- it was clear, she couldn't be too specific because i'm sure it was classified information. but it was pretty clear that she had been briefed that there are more plots, iranian plots, terror outside their borders in western countries. >> gretchen: we look forward to that. thanks so much. >> you bet, thank you. >> brian: we have more headlines. you might want to jot these down and go over them over the weekend. troubling news about our nation's airports. a new report from the government shows air traffic control errors have skyrocketed in the past few years. some of the biggest mistakes involving letting an unauthorized plane, vehicle or person onto the runway. if that's not bad enough, the report shows air traffic controllers have become twice as likely to read radar incorrectly, resulting in several close calls betwee

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