i just want to read some, a little bit of the accolades that have been sent from senator diane feinstein. she wanted to join lieutenant dangerfield. the entire board of supervisors have sent their congratulations to you, mr. dangerfield. all sended accolades and they deeply appreciate your service and are honored that you are part of their city family and the legacy of san francisco. i have from montanao. for outstanding service to your community and the san francisco police department. i know that senator's office, they actually insisted oncoming. one of the legislative aids, team will come and present a certificate of recognition. if it's at all possible mr. dangerfield to say a few words. thank you so very much. >> congratulations, mr. dangerfield. it's my honor that you receive all the recognition that you truly deserve from all our city family. [ applause ] >> before lieutenant dangerfield speaks, i would like for all the current and former officers of justice to please stand up. i want to thank you for your service. thank you very much. [ applause ] . lieutenant, it's all yours, si

senator diane feinstein. in 1979 feinstein delivered st.ny's 13 millionth meal. >>> the bay area locked in another warm area pattern. once again we're talking about widespread 70s. the extended we're talking about some more rain. we'll be excited about that in the long range forecast. as far as temperatures from today. one records report, 74 degrees. but lots of 70s for santa rosa, morgan hill and antioch. on the satellite right now we have a few high clouds but the main storm track is to the north of the bay area and just remaining off shore but that will be changing as we head into next week. so for the weekend the only -- is some patchy fog. for your 7:00 o'clock hour you can see already cooling off. san francisco 54 and san jose checking in 60 degrees. for tonight, here is our high camera. we have looking out toward the bay bridge from san francisco. a dry weather pattern and this will be the developing pattern for next week. overnight lows first thing tomorrow starting out saturday in the mid-40s. liver more start out your day, 40 degr

today's meal will be served by senator diane feinstein. she also served the 13 million meal and that was during her first term as may mayor of san francisco. >> time now 7:11. is it savvy business skill or a bad choice. this controversial place this young girl set up shop in san francisco, and a lot of people are talking about it this morning. >>> the dalai lama is coming to the bay area, and first he's meeting with president obama, and why this meeting could seriously damage u.s. relations with china. >>> and it's a really good looking shot of the golden gate bridge, and the traffic time here, the drive time looks good. we'll tell you what the other bridge, one of the big bridges looks like drive times. >>> the future's so bright today you're going to have to wear shades because mr. sun is out in his glory, what about the weekend, any rain next week. >>> welcome back. time 7:14. happening now. president obama is meeting with the dalai lama at the white house. the exiled spiritual leader is visiting the capital before heading here to the b

state's high-powered offices from a super majority in the legislature to the governor's office to diane feinstein, barbara boxer and nancy pelosi. >> in general, it's a very blue state and it's getting bluer. >> it's hard in california with the union money to fight that machine. >> democrats in general is that people like jerry brown, gavin knew some and nancy pelosi aren't going anywhere either so it is like a game of chess, a log jam preventing new democratic talent from coming forward. >> where do all the republicans go. >> that's why we sat down and asked and they say some of it boils down to money. >> how crazy is it in a state this big that the attorney general has clear sailing without any republican opposition. she is not alone. lieutenant governor, treasurer, controller, republicans mia. is that good for the voters? >> wait. let me tell you why they are mia at the moment. we have moved away from party preference to candidate preference without reference to party. that was a crazy idea. the republicans pushed it thinking it would help them and it has harmed them. they overplayed their han

diane feinstein is out defending nsa. that is pretty good stuff. be, we there needs to have to re-strike the balance between what we do in secret and what we open up. i know they're going to say there goes your clearance. it is true. by global world. the nsa has a museum open to the public. them will make it an author who has been kind of critical, there's a sense that you brought that diane? yeah. -- you brought that guy in question mark yeah. we're open for discussion. there is a nasty story about you in the post or the times. how do you think the treasury department feels? there is no immunity from having a blue badge. deal with it. go on with your life. i know some cia colleagues who actually approached me with huge grins on their face. it is so great to see you guys getting slammed rather than us. i say, thank you for that. look. we try to do secret stuff in the public eye. i do not think people acknowledge that. until 10 or 15 years ago you cannot acknowledge in parliament or a newspaper who the head of mi6 was. i was on george tenet staff. h

diane feinstein or mike rogers? it is a joke. if anything they help the cover-up. and just to show -- spent exactly. that's one other point i make is that i'm not asking for it church committee in congress. i'm asking for an external church committee, a committee that would be like a 9/11 commission. and also went just other former government officials on it, one that has a civil libertarian, a journalist and so forth. we've got to get of the questions. >> that was my question, which was who is frank church of 2014? >> yet. that was why -- unless we could find somebody with a medical ability to bring him back to life and put him back into the senate, i wouldn't put the senate -- i would allow the senate, or the congress to do this committee. look where they have come so far. i've been following this ever since the church committee, and with the church committee, they took it upon themselves. their mission, at least the way to look at it, they with a buffer between the american public and the nsa, or the intelligence community. it's revolved now so that the intellig

diane feinstein is out defending nsa. that is pretty good stuff. be, we there needs to have to re-strike the balance between what we do in secret and what we open up. i know they're going to say there goes your clearance. it is true. by global world. the nsa has a museum open to the public. them will make it an author who has been kind of critical, there's a sense that you brought that diane? yeah. -- you brought that guy in question mark yeah. we're open for discussion. there is a nasty story about you in the post or the times. how do you think the treasury department feels? there is no immunity from having a blue badge. deal with it. go on with your life. i know some cia colleagues who actually approached me with huge grins on their face. it is so great to see you guys getting slammed rather than us. i say, thank you for that. look. we try to do secret stuff in the public eye. i do not think people acknowledge that. until 10 or 15 years ago you cannot acknowledge in parliament or a newspaper who the head of mi6 was. i was on george tenet staff. h

diane feinstein or mike rogers. >> yes. >> it is a joke, if anything they help the cover-up. >> exactlyhat was one of the points i usually make. i made it here. it was not asking for a church committee in congress. i'm asking for a external committee. a committee that will be like a 9/11 commission. and also one that just didn't have former government officials on it. one that has a civil libertarian, a journalist and so forth. anyway, i have to get other questions too. >> that was my question which was who was the frank church of 2014? >> yeah. unless we could find somebody with the medical ability to bring him back to life, and put him back to the senate, i wouldn't put the senate -- i wouldn't allow the senate or the congress to do this committee. look, we're the -- i've been following this ever since the church committee, and with the comurnlg committee, they took it upon it themselves -- their mission, at least the way they looked at it, they were the buffer between the american public and the nsa or the intelligence community. it's reinvolved now so the intelligence committee in c

senator diane feinstein and three other senators are asking regulators if new and mandatory securityan act of terrorism: the estimated cost of california's high speed rail line has been lowered. the california high speed rail authority says the project is expected to cost about $67 billion instead of $68 billion. the rail authority is required to update its business plan every two years and the new plan will be presented to the rail authority board on tuesday. the rail agency hopes to begin construction later this year, despite recent court battles. >>> time 7:55. let's go right to rosemary. talking about the possibility of flooding and you have some advisories to tell us about. >> yes, the national weather service has decided to extend the possibility of urban flooding and small stream flooding for parts of marin and sonoma. that's definitely where we're seeing the moderate, heavy rain at times. let's look at storm tracker 2, lit up pretty good, if we zoom in closer. areas along the east bay reporting light rain. this is where we're definitely seeing heavier cells. you can see over

diane feinstein is out defending nsa. that is pretty good stuff. i think there needs to be, we have to re-strike the balance between what we do in secret and what we open up. i know they're going to say there goes your clearance. it is true. we live in a by global world. the nsa has a museum open to the public. them will make it an author who has been kind of critical, there's a sense that you brought that diane? -- guy in? yeah. -- you brought that guy in question mark yeah. we're open for discussion. there is a nasty story about you in the post or the times. how do you think the treasury department feels? there is no immunity from having a blue badge. deal with it. go on with your life. i know some cia colleagues who actually approached me with huge grins on their face. it is so great to see you guys getting slammed rather than us. i say, thank you for that. look. we try to do secret stuff in the public eye. i do not think people acknowledge that. until 10 or 15 years ago you cannot acknowledge in parliament or a newspaper who the head of mi6 was