diane feinstein, jerry brown running for re-election. barbara boxer -- we have a commitment to old people. >> we don't have to debate the issues. >> those folks are not going anywhere. boxer still has a few more years. franklin is just starting her term. there is a roadblock for young talent. >> but you can't -- don't suggest it is a roadblock. you are entitled to stay in price if the voters want you -- stay in place if the voters want you and you are performing extremely well. >> i can understand that but -- >> but the younger ones are sitting there voter approved in well, there will be two trends in politics. party versus party, democrats versus democrats, and the other is going to state office and returning to local government because there is no other place to go. >> and the third, rich people deciding to buy their way in. >> hasn't worked so far. >> no, but it scares the hell out of you. i hate to think of some guy with millions of dollars running against me -- >> meanwhile. >>> if somebody is offering to sell you expensive electron

. >>> senator diane feinstein say as tentative deal was reached in the immigration reform bill.he deal revolved around the number of visas offered for agriculture workers. they're working to finalize the bill this week. >>> in san jose this week, children born in the us spoke about their fears of being taken from their parents who are here illegally. >> i'm super scared they could take my mom to mexico. i don't want to get lonely here. >> today's event was organize today lead up to a massive rally of reform in washing don d.c. tomorrow. >>> a plea bargain may be in the works for chief probation officer on child pornography charges. he pled guilty to two counts. the prosecutor told the judge she could accept a plea bargain on one count. >>> richmond police say an officer fired his weapon after a suspected gang member drew a gun. they were on patrol around 1:45 this afternoon. that man drew a weapon and one of the detectives fired one shot. no one was hit and police arrest tornado suspect. police say this incident does not appear to be connected to the fatal shooting earlier today

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take vo ---hoy, la senadora federal por california, diane feinstein, informo que se ha llegado a un acuerdoovisional para acabar con una disputa para que los trabajadores agricolas sean parte de la reforma integral. ---el sindicato de campesinos ha estado en desacuerdo con representant es de la industria sobre cuanto se les deberia pagar a los trabajadores y cuantas visas de empleo serian ofrecidas. cesar ---pero los integrantes del sindicato campesino no pierden el tiempo para hacerse escuchar... take vo ---un grupo sindical compuesto de jovenes y padres de familia, recorrio hoy los pasillos del congreso para buscar apoyo de los legisladores para que aprueben la reforma que les beneficie... ---el legislador de monterrey "sam farr" dijo estar de acuerdo en ofrecer su respaldo.. take sot congresista sam farr monterey congresista dice: ""son parte de mi familia soy del condado de monterrey que es el mas importante en la agricultura de los estados unidos y esta gente hacen todas las obras para mejorar las cosechas cada día la comida que tenemos en los estados unidos viene de haya. esta gente n

fue un nutrido grupo de manifestantes los que se congregaron frente a la oficina de la senadora diane feinsteinn san francisco para apoyar una reforma migratoria. s.o.t. betty cantón/apoya reforma migratoria 15:59:22 particularmente estoy aqui pidiendo que cuando se considere la reforma, se consideren las familias completas.. s.o.t. eduardo belasquez/manifestan te 17:53:20 considero que es un derecho humano tener los papeles. paralelamente, otro grupo subi a reunierse con el personal de la senadora a quien acusan de mantenerse al margen durante este esfuerzo de reforma que por primera vez en casi 30 aÑos, tiene posibilidades reales de aprobarse. los activistas dicen que les aseguraron que la senadora apoya la reforma a pesar de no decirlo mucho pblicamente. vernica cantn naci en el salvador, pero ya se hizo ciudadana.. s.o.t. verónica cantón/participante 8:58:17 hay muchas personas quienes merecen tener esa misma oportunidad y por eso estoy aqui, porque si hubieran gentes que pelearan por mis derechos, entonces yo tal vez no estuviera aquí. estos hermanos peruanos son ingenieros en computacin y

, cuyo partido domina la camara de representantes ---hoy, la senadora federal por california, diane feinstein informo que se ha llegado a un acuerdo provisional para acabar con una disputa para que los trabajadores agricolas sean parte de la reforma integral. ---esto debido a que la industria agricola y los sindicatos laborales no parecen coincidir entre el numero de visas a otrorgar y el salario de los trabajadores. .. de esta manera empresarios y senadores estan negociando en paralelo como ampliar y reformar totalmente las cuotas de entrada de trabajadores en todos los sectores , mientras que los legisladores y el gobierno debaten como cuantificar la seguridad fronteriza. outro las negociaciones son complejas y tomaran tiempo ... cabe mencionar que la ultima gran reforma migratoria fue en 1986 cuando se concedio una aministia que favorecio a mas de 3 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados.. cesar ---mientras que aqui en la bahia, las movilizaciones tambien estan a la orden del dia... blanca ---en nuestra cobertura en equipo, pilar niÑo nos muestra como algunos estudiantes realizaron grandes

when i started, i started here, at this city hall, with diane feinstein. that was the mayor when i started work. i shined and buffed floors every day. i'm still able to do that, but i knew that my health was going to suffer if i kept that up. you all please help us out. don't leave us unattended. we know everybody. you know the bank, it's always a game. we know that. but i learned something from j. z. he said you can't knock the hustle if you're not helping nobody. thank you. >> supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name's steve bristow, a business agent with 1021, born in 1949, a little bit older than the last speaker. i'm a married man which means i get an allowance. the other day i parked in front of starbucks, ran in to get my coffee, in there not more than three minutes, i came out, there was a citation on my vehicle for parking. the second thing that occurred to me was, when i opened it up, my god, this is a stiff price to pay for a cup of coffee. being on allowance, i had to go back and plead with the spouse to try to fi

. >> and, martha, we're also hearing from senator diane feinstein, the senate chair of the terrorist committee, she has called this a terrorist incident, but that doesn't necessarily describe who might have been behind it. >> it doesn't really. i think anybody is going to look at an incident like this and say it was related to terrorism some way because they were going after a crowd. they were going after a crowd of innocence like that. but it doesn't really mean mean it was domestic or international. again, we want to remember the times square bombing, thinking back to olympic park bombing many, many years ago, there are a variety of suspects they will be looking at here, both domestic and international. >> okay, martha rads ats. thank you very much. it's 6:00 on the east coast. for the last few hours we've been reporting on the explosion at the boston mayor than pop two bomb blasts at the boft an marathon. at least two have died. dozens injured, including children. many reports of severed limbs from eye wps witnesses a

. >>> senator diane feinstein say as tentative deal was reached in the immigration reform bill. deal revolved around the number of visas offered for agriculture workers. they're working to finalize the bill this week. >>> in san jose this week, children born in the us spoke about their fears of being taken from their parents who are here illegally. >> i'm super scared they could take my mom to mexico. i don't want to get lonely here. >> today's event was organize today lead up to a massive rally of reform in washing don d.c. tomorrow. >>> a plea bargain may be in the works for chief probation officer on child pornography charges. he pled guilty to two counts. the prosecutor told the judge she could accept a plea bargain on one count. >>> richmond police say an officer fired his weapon after a suspected gang member drew a gun. they were on patrol around 1:45 this afternoon. that man drew a weapon and one of the detectives fired one shot. no one was hit and police arrest tornado suspect. police say this incident does not appear to be connected to the fatal shooting earlier today.

diane feinstein argues that questioning can happen for a limited amount of time without calling him an enemy combatant, under what is called a public safety exception. >> i'm not really worried about whether they can be convicted. the question is what else would they have been up to? who are their associates? how did he become radicalized? is there a chechnya connection? that's what happen tos discovered. >> reporter: there's also debate about tamerlan tsarnaev, shot dead during the manhunt. the fbi interviewed him in 2011 at the request of russia, and dropped the matter after asking for more specific information from russia that the fbi says it never received. >> why is this fbi important? if he was on the radar and they let him go, he was on the russian's radar, why wasn't a flag put on him? >> reporter: michael mccaul says he wants answers from the fbi. democrats have questions, too. >> why wasn't he interviewed when he came back at airport when he was returning or later? what happened in chechnya? >> reporter: massachusetts doesn't have the death penalty but the federal government

as diane feinstein argues so articulately, why do we need weapons of war on our streets?t's easier to buy ammunition than it is to buy some medicine. what sense is that? >> that's your message to the people at the cross roads today as they are stacking up ammunition in record levels because of the upcoming laws? >> that's true. it is now 1.3 million a year sold. >> doesn't that say something about your efforts of gun control, it's backfired. the more laws you pass, the more people are inclined to buy? >> yes, that's why we need background checks. no one is suggesting that 1.3 people in california can't buy these firearms, but we need to put some control on these things. >> thank you for joining us. this will make its way through the state legislature in the next 2 weeks? 3 weeks? the next month? >> reporter: in a few weeks it will be to the floor. >> on to the governor? >> i would say yes. >> we have that on tape. we will save that. we will have you back to see if it happens. >> senator leno, thank you. we will be back with more news. stay tuned. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, encourage m

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. >> caller: diane feinstein. >> bill: she said he should be tried an enemy combatant.ne. i doubt that very very much. i'll check that out. diane feinstein said that labelling this guy as an enemy combatant, quote, would be unconstitutional. >> bill: oh, all right. oh, my god, jeanine. don't tell me you were wrong. yeah, you were. please know your facts before you call. avery friedman legal expert on cnn and here on the "full court press" joins us in the next segment, and we'll get the official word from him as a trained lawyer about how this suspect should be tried here on the "full court press," stay tuned. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show," live on your radio and current tv. ♪ (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. ♪ >> announcer: radio meets television the "bill press show," now on current tv. >> bill: all right. thirteen minutes before the top of the hour here on the "full court press." lindsey

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including california senator diane feinstein. now want to know tsarnaev. "i asked the staff director of intelligence this morning to set a hearing particularly with fbi intelligence exactly when did russia call to ask about this individual? what did he months? / and when he came back to this country why didn't it ring a bell with the fbi intelligence unit that he should be checked out." >> pam: feinstein says the senate intelligence committee will now examine the how the f-b- i handled the 2011 investigation of tsaernaev. and if anything then could have helped prevent what happened one week ago. >> catherine: people across the city of boston paused today.observing a moment of silence for the bombing victims. and thousands lined victim was laid to rest. >> catherine: from some angles.boston was beginning to look like its bustling self today. enough cars clogging the streets to make the morning commute feel almost back to normal. people walking. getting back to work.and school. but not far away.hundreds of people packed a church in medford for the funeral of

. >> and, martha, we're also hearing from senator diane feinstein, the senate chair of the terrorist committee, she has called this a terrorist incident, but that doesn't necessarily describe who might have been behind it. >> it doesn't really. i think anybody is going to look at an incident like this and say it was related to terrorism some way because they were going afte

and in a statement, democratic senator diane feinstein said: >> warner: until now, the administration said it's waiting for the results of an independent u.n. investigation into the allegations. britain and france said recently they think the assad regime has used chemical weapons. qatar and israel gave similar assessments last week. for more on this i'm joined by mark lander, white house correspondent for the "new york times." and amy smithson, a senior fellow at the james martin center for non-proliferation studies. mark beginning with you, the white house has up until now refused to say whether it believes the assad regime has used chemical weapons or they have been used. what's hind the wording of this lter, t rather explicit wording of this letter now? >> well, i think part of it is nearly the sequence of event with the british and the french and the israelis, as you point out, coming out with more and more explicit statements that they believe chemical weapon approximates were used. there was also a coincidence of a briefing on the hill when secretary of state john kerry was goi

senator diane feinstein, chairing the intelligence committee, said senior f.b.i. testify tomorrow about why they did not pursue the matter further. i misspoke in that set-up piece. tsarnaev was read his miranda rights in his hospital room today. we're joined by a reporter who has been following developments closely. dina temple raston is npr as anti-terrorism correspondent. welcome to you. do we know how much or what investigators are learning from tsarnaev in the hospital so far? >> well, there's been very little that they've learnd because he can't really understand that he can't speak. he has a tube in his throat. he has some sort of a wound on his neck and his hand. apparently to his jaw. there's some question as to whether or not it was a self-inflicted wound. so as a result apparently they're writing notes back and forth. it's unclear if those notes are ra port building so he learns to trust these people who are trying to question him or where they're getting substantive information from him. >> brown: what can you tell us about the focus of the investigatio

we know the diane feinstein has moments ago called this an act of terror, though she said it's unclear whether it's a foreign source of terrorism or whether this was home grown terrorism. >> thank you. while we wait for the president, joining me here is mike mccall of texas here in studio. chairman, thank you for being here. the president will be out momentarily. i might interrupt you. your thoughts on this day, this attack, your initial thoughts. >> it's obviously huge tragedy and my hearts go out to the victims and their families today. this, in my judgment, has all the hallmarks of an act of terrorism. you have simultaneous bombings taking place at the finish line of the marathon. they always strive for spectacular mass casualty events. when you look at this, you can't -- i mean, i've been in this counterterrorism business for a while. now as chairman, i will tell that you i think it's very clear and i think the f.b.i. is treating it as such, that this was an act of terrorism. we just don't know who is behind it. >> we've been very careful all afternoon to not jump to conclusions. w

it was diane feinstein who was very instrumental in getting the moratorium on transfers to yemen in placeer credit i think she has reversed that position but this is something that you see over the course of guantanamo bay's life as it gets more and more of a bipartisan glean, the public polls incredibly high and disturbingly high. there's a 2012 poll that said 70% of those poll approved of president obama's decision to deep prison open. in terms of explaining things to the next generation that poll will be a very unpleasant follow explain. >> a lot of it depends how the question is framed. we go back to tissue that's enormous. we have been for decades, more than a century most powerful nation on earth. we need have the best informed public on earth. if the question is framed as, and i think in most people's minds it would be should we have this guantanamo bay in place to protect our nation, the great bastion of liberty and defender of all other free nations from harm people would say yes we should because that's really the way it's been framed. there was some purpose that was served by i

listen to senator diane feinstein who won't get her assault weapons ban in place we'll just keep at itey hear this. >> at least for now they won't get it. >> let me point out about a third of american households are gun owners so it's not an insignificant group of people. >> a million guns out there in the country right now. all right thanks very much. just ahead a democrat who may become a political casualty of the gun debate. our special report also coming up at the top of the hour on the korean crisis that begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern with a new u.s. warning that north korea right now in the words of the defense secretary chuck hagel and he's not one to exaggerate threats skating dangerously close to a very dangerous line. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. by going low. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 like offering schwab etfs tdd# 1-800-345-2550 with the lowest operating expenses tdd# 1-800-345-2550 in their respective lipper categories -- tdd# 1-800-345-2550 lower than ishares tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and

senators dick durbin, diane feinstein, jack reed, mary ,andrieu, and debbie stabenow sheldon whitehousejeanne shaheen, michael bennet, and chris coons were the democratic -- that that attended jericho attended." tony, republican. hi, tony. caller: i wanted to bring up the fact that yesterday the -- obama was out there and the democrats were talking about how the nra by then calling people liars and that kind of stuff. what amazed me that they never talk about all these lies that had to do with obamacare. lie after lie after lie to that is all these democrats do is lie, but they call other people liars. i think that all the companies are to make sure that when they have to lay off people for obamacare, make sure it is your democrat voters that go and send the voters a message to stop sending these democrats in their. host: another article from this morning cost is -- this morning 's newspapers. , * among tea paul party voters, said wednesday he is considering running for resident in 2016, in part because a white house bid would give him a larger microphone for his ideas. he said he would

honda has the endorsement of president obama and california senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein candidacy is scheduled for 2 p.m. today. >>> today sunday streets returns to san francisco's mission district. down to 24th and valencia, that section will be closed so people can walk, bike or skate right out in the middle of the streets. the community street party starts at 11 this morning, just about an hour and a half away. there will be live music, yoga, and other free entertainment. >> good day to get outside. >> absolutely >>> it is a historic day for venezuela. the two candidates facing off to replace hugo chavez. >> the bay area clear right now. but lots to talk about in today's forecast. strong winds move into the region, an up sedate on shower chances and also frost makes a come back and when 80s return. we'll make it all down after the break. >> happening now venezuelans are heading to the polls to choose a new president. steve harrigan is live to explain what we know about the two candidates vying to replace the late hugo chavez. steve. >> eric, after 14 years of hugo cha

i really have a lot of admiration for diane feinstein.her than joe, but she's a good listener, my chairman op intelligence committee. i think she will listen and try to make a judgment each and every time rather than blindly say no, that's a republican idea. i think those are good qualities. my -- one of my great friends, and we think about things, and i love jim demint's courage on where he stands, where he thinks we need to go. i don't always agree with him, but i think he'll go down in history redirecting us back to limited government. i think he has a lot of courage that way. so, you know, i have admiration for a lot of aspects for a lot of people in the senate. i see -- on those mentioned, they think long term, not short term, and i think that's a real problem for us in the senate. we need to think about what the outcome is ten years from now and not our political careers. >> host: in "breach of trust," you walk through, first of all, the 1997 coo attempt against speaker gingrich, and you mentioned friends there, caisic, and sue -- >

finally, to acknowledge that the universal background and registration scheme that harry reid and diane feinsteinelitigate real privacy concerns about how they would amos that information and how purportedly the government would make sure that it's not being abused. they said, in fact, i think that's a phrase they used in an interview with the daily caller, the lobbyist for the aclu said those concerns were quote, unquote, significant. >> gretchen: yeah, he did say that. then a lot of talk has been in colorado where they passed stringent gun laws, also in connecticut. there is a congresswoman out there, diana degette. who had this to say about ammunition and magazines and some people were saying she doesn't really have a huge knowledge base to draw from. listen to this. >> just very briefly to your last question, was the advocacy of banning the magazine clips? i will tell you, these are ammunition. they're bullets. so the people who have those now, they're going to shoot them. and so if you ban them in the future, the number of these high capacity magazines is going to decrease dramatically over

diane feinstein's automatic weapons ban. and an amendment by senator burr that dealt with veterans with mental health. all of the amendments went down in defeat. they needed 60 votes to kerry. fort lauderdale. independence line. >> how are you? opposing anyy changes to the second amendment. it is a tragedy what happened. withas nothing to do targeting law-abiding citizens, like myself. the president is overreacting. withhe method he is using those unfortunate families, shame on him. he has acted that way and many other ways. i do not support it. gun laws thatet need to be reinforced. look at what happened in boston. come on. >> thank you for your comments. a couple more minutes for your phone calls. also, your tweets. here is one from alan. he says -- here's a gun control idea. prosecute criminals who failed the background checks. another one from california. i just watched obama speech on gun control. it was incredibly legible to watch. disappointed, if not surprised that a number of shameful and epic failure by the u.s. se

i fought for the brady bill and i was a house sponsor of diane feinstein's assault weapons ban when itas in the center. it's a very hard issue. i think it is totally unfair to blame the president. the president worked really hard on this issue. he put political capital on the line. he made it one of the centerpieces of his state of the union address. and he went all around the country to try to rally support. my view, the way to change the votes on gun issues is, aside from her lying on the colleges of people to do what they think is right, which obviously plays a much larger role than many of you get senators and congressmen credit for. but is to change, is to change the underlying table. and what has to happen is, how were you able to pass these bills in 1984? the broad middle rows up and said we want rational laws on guns. like? because crime is ripping apart america. the police everybody else said we have to do something. and so that passed, 1994 election occurred rightly or wrongly, those two bills were in part blamed are democrats losing control of the house and the senate. and f

feinstein, if anything after her measure? she persisted in the face of all opposition. and obviously it went down badly. that first vote on the assault weapon ban. >> well, diane i go out people have worked for years, have used a phrase in the bible, labored in the vineyard a long time. i just spoke to her a couple of minutes ago before coming here to do the interview and i commended her on the work that she did. and she is committed to keep going. i think we all are, to make sure that we can put in place measures that are common sense, that are supported across the board and i still think we're going to be able to do that. it's going to take time. just like anything difficult. this will take a lot of time and continuing dedication and commitment to do that. >> do you think it has any chance at all of coming back, this session? >> maybe not in the short run, meaning the next couple of weeks. but i think between now and the end of the session, we should try again. at least one more time on a number of these measures. >> bob casey, thank you, senator, thanks very much. >>> thanks, andrea. >>> this morning's interfaith service brought hundreds together in prayer