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during the gang of eight bill diane feinstein the original proponent of these sanctuary cities wantedde doing anything to stop what happened. is the money the best way to get at a state that is cash strapped like california? >> they don't seem to be responding to money or in route to changing this current policy. by the way she was the first person we heard in reaction to this shockingly when she has been allowing this to go on. tray gaudy said this creates, referring to the administration policies it creates gaping hole in the criminal justice system leading to deadly consequences. i think the fear is how many more instances are we going to see and report on before we actually see changes from washington on the policy? >> it does not correspond with the narrative of liberals. whenever there is a gun tragedy the immediate effect is more gun laws. because of the poor enforcement on the part of the sheriff this guy is there. and the fact you have democrats apologizing for localities not to enforce federal law shows you where it stands. >> the president called sandra fluc but not the per

both of california's senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps new legislation is needed so that doesn't happen again. diane feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco. >> i'll point out there's some 70-plus jurisdictions in the united states that are sanctuary cities. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton's first national interview of the 2016 race. it is a cnn exclusive. clinton defends her actions in the controversy over her e-mails while she was secretary of state. >> hillary clinton's first nationally televised interview comes as our poll shows nearly six in ten americans don't believe she's honest and trust worthy. i asked her if she bears some responsibility for that because of her recent controversies involving her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. she did not bite on that. instead she blamed republicans. one of the issues that has eroded some trust is the issue of your e-mail practices while you were secretary of state. i think there's a lot of people who don't understand your thought process on that. can you tell me the story about how

. >> i am hearing from senator diane feinstein and ben diane feinstein other diane feinstein and othersey going to stay that way? >> i think with the president going to the security of united nations before the american people and the american people having a say i think the president is making it worse. i think he has less of a chance. he is not trying to get this approved. he is trying to just avoid it being disapproved. there are republicans and democrats all around this country who have great concerns because the deal is such a bad deal. the president was so desperate for any deal i believe they made concessions much worse than the framework. the idea of any time anywhere inspections has gone away. it is not 24/7 it is 24 days later after the request. >> secretary kerry says if congress says no to the deal there are no restraints left on iran. >> secretary kerry is going to be at the foreign relation committee on thursday and i expect a rocky reception from republicans and democrats. he had to agree to allow this to go to the u.n.before coming to the united states and he has a respo

. >> and diane feinstein is calling on san francisco to cooperate with federal officials. we should focus on convicting criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. >>> in her first national television interview since declaring her candidacy for president, hillary clinton said she abided by the law as far as her e-mails and private e-mails were concerned. >> i turned over everything then i moved on. people delete their personal e-mails on a regular basis. i turnedover everything i could manl. now, sitting in a meeting and sittinging in the state department asking for an iced tea may not be negotiating peace but i went above and beyond. that's why there's 55,000 of my pages. >> but the chairman of the house investigating the attack on ben gacy said quote, the committee does not know why or when she chos to delete her records but we do know there was. >>> flash flood warnings and floods are posted from texas to pennsylvania. heavy rainfall up to 6 inches is expected in some areas. >>> yesterday the fast moving water stranded one driver in her suv. the fire department ha

. >>> eight eight people who chained themselves together in the office of senator diane feinstein were arrested this afternoon. they were rallying in opposition to what they say is senator feinstein's support of anti-immigration legislation following the murder of kate steinly at pier 14. organizers say legislation proposed by feinstein would cause serious civil rights violations. >> keep the progress going and -- [ inaudible ] >> part of senator feinstein's statement issued after the pier 14 shooting is quote we should focus on convicting criminals not setting them loose on our streets. she did not answer to those on the streets in front of her office today. >> the program's 50th anniversary in oakland today -- the california nurse's association helped organize today's rally at frank ogala plaza outside city hall. they would like to see medical to all-americans. currently it is for seniors and disabled veterans. >> there is an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. 12,000 sweets mer day last april included positive reference to hookas. which is a type of water pipe, as you kn

. >> now some democrats on the hill are calling this a historic agreement, senator diane feinstein callingt a strong agreement that will stand the test of time and democratic chuck shumer says i will go through it with a fine tooth comb and the president will have a battle with the republicans and some democrats. he has already warned lawmakers, morgan he will veto resolution over this with iran. >> members of the administration briefed the press today, what are you learning about how exactly this deal came together and really what are the next steps when it comes to implementing it? >> well as you can imagine the negotiations were very tough. one senior administration official likened it to putting together an rubix cube and the president made it clear to negotiators they should not worry about deadlines and should get the best deal possible. this deal will be phased in steps, sanctions don't go away immediately and depends what iran does and the administration says they will be going back to the u.n. morgan next week to try to pass new resolutions to ensure that sanctions remain in place

. >> some democrats are calling this deal historic and diane feinstein says she believes it will stand test of time and nancy pelosi says it will stand the test of time and he will have support on democrat side but some democrats are also voicing concern so we will have to see. i think the vetting is the president will ultimately walk away with a deal and walk away with the ability to relieve the sanctions on iran. >> lisa stark reporting live from the white house in israel the closest ally in the middle east and who they vowed to destroy reaction has been harsh and benjamin netanyahu called it a mistake of high proportions and anxiety over iran are growing and we report. >> reporter: hours before iran's nuclear deal with global powers was formally announced the prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a televised statement denouncing the agreement. >> this is a bad mistake of historic proportions. >> reporter: made a second address later in the day after reviewing the deal and his criticisms were even more pointed. >> the world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday.

. >>> well, it was senator diane feinstein who signed the legislation designating san francisco as ain the 80s . tonight she said i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies with a retainer from ice should not have been released. we should be deporting convicted criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. feinstein is asking san francisco to join the priority enforcement program. the murder of kate steinle has caused a lot of finger pointing over who let this felon go free. the sheriff says it isn't his fault and federal officials mezed up. this afternoon i spoke to the former head of ice about that. >> the sheriff laid the blame at the door of ice. he said the city and county had no choice. here is what he had to say yesterday. >> well, i think ice needs to take into account it is not just san francisco. it is over 300 cities now. >> could it happen again? >> i think it could. that is why ice needs to upgrade the policy and procedures procedures practices so we are all working on a more fluid basis. >> how do you respond to that? ingly think th

. >> diane feinstein met with reps from goggle and facebook and twitter and yahoo who takedown suspicioustent. >> the companies don't proactively monitor the sites to identify the content nor do they inform the fbi when they identified and remove the content i believe they should. >> reporter: fbi critics say benefits of encryption outweigh the risk. >> making a system more wiretapable by approximate design and vulnerable by design because good guys are able to break in the people's message degrades security for everyone. >> reporter: the tech companies said weakening encryption has unintended consequences and it understanding be a back door for criminals or professional hackers. >> a storm system bringing heavy rain to the already soaked region. latest round of bad weather producing hail and damaging wind and flash flooding. janice dean. it is a pretty day outside. more rain? >> for some folks. the northeast is enjoying a spectacular weekend. but we have severe thunderstorm in central illinois for the next couple of hours and several severe thunderstorm for central illinois seeing hail d

california democratic senator diane feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco, a sanctuary city andhe blasted the sheriff's office. >> the man who killed kate is a classic case of multiple felonies and prior deportations. and a simple phone call would have been enough. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. >> why a shot rang out, kate fell, and looked to me and said help me dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the house is expected to vote this week on legislation to withhold federal funding from states and cities that resist turning over illegals to federal authorities. bret? >> mike thank you. >>> a federal appeals court has tossed out some of the convictions against former illinois governor rob blagojevich. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2011 for trying to sell or trade president obama's old senate seat. the court dismissed five of the 18 counts for which blagojevich was convicted. it also ordered a resentencing. it's not clear whether his punishment will be reduced. >>> the land under san diego's mt. soledad veteran's memorial a

maybe they will call senator diane feinstein and ask what she meant in 1985. >> they cannot do that. they believe in the core principles of sanctuary cities. look at the way they released criminals on the street and come after governors like jan brewer who is simply asking for identification. for them to stand up at the podium they would have to be prepared to say we will do our job and follow the law. >> are they waiting for this to happen again? they will have to respond, look at this acknowledge this and there is going to be growing outrage over this. god forbid this happens again and that is why there should be action. >> it doesn't make sense bob. it is one thing to pick up the phone and call ice but it is another a lot of the criminals are not in custody. you cannot pick up the phone when the guy is on the loose and that was the case. you have criminals running around and you cannot pick up the phone saying ice we need your help. sanctuary laws for bids the city from doing that >> this didn't happen overnight. between this happening what trump said and everything else, this is

another member is diane feinstein who you remember was mayor of san francisco in 1985 when the city firstnacted sanctuary city policy. so she will be in the middle of the debate. it's going to be a very fascinating hearing. >> do you have a crystal ball? >> i wish. >> it seems like it is probably going to pass senate though we have the issue of potential presidential veto looming. so we'll see. >> great stuff. thanks. >>> 6:52. time for what's coming up next. boy scouts could lift a ban on openly gay troop leaders today. >> i am live in vallejo where these are investigating a homicide and trying to leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms.

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california's two senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps there needs to be some new federal legislation so we don't have a repeat of what's happened. feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco and she's calling on the current mayor ed lee to start following federal policies. it's going to be very interesting to see how this plays out next week. >> one of the things that's become so obvious in this case is the lack of communication between all of these different agencies and being able to track and know where and when these criminals are released or behind bars. >>> right now a potential showdown is brewing in south carolina over whether to take down the confederate flag from outside the state capital. there have been new developments in just the last 24 hours. what's about to happen in the next hour or so house lawmakers are going to reconvene. they voted to skip the committee process so they can bring in billion directly to the floor for debate. now the measure which has already passed in the senate happened yesterday afternoon, requires two-thirds majori

california democratic senator diane feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco, a sanctuary city and she blasted the sheriff's office. >> the man who killed kate is a classic case of multiple felonies and prior deportations. and a simple phone call would have been enough. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. >> why a shot rang out, kate fell, and looked to me and said help me dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the house is expected to vote this week on legislation to withhold federal funding from states and cities that resist turning over illegals to federal authorities. bret? >> mike thank you. >>> a federal appeals court has tossed out some of the convictions against former illinois governor rob blagojevich. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 2011 for trying to sell or trade president obama's old senate seat. the court dismissed five of the 18 counts for which blagojevich was convicted. it also ordered a resentencing. it's not clear whether his punishment will be reduced. >>> the land under san diego's mt. soledad veteran's memorial

the way, i believe kate's law will pass because i think the democratic senator from california, diane feinstein, will back that law. and when she backs that law, then you're going to have a bunch of democrats come over. because this is so stark, so irresponsible, not to back that law, to allow a man who was convicted of seven felonies in this country to come back six times. and you're going to vote against that? that's outrageous. >> i commend you for bringing it up for essentially venting it. >> thank you. >> but let me just say one thing. the sanctuary cities thing would have a far more widespread effect -- kate's law is a good law but it's rarely narrowly focused. >> i understand that. but it's the symbolism of it. >> there are symbolism and there are also dead people. >> that's right. >> i'd like to see -- >> i promised the steinle family i would get this as far as i can take it and i'm going to damn well do it. now i got to switch over to the. a week from tomorrow, fox news first debate. everybody's eyes are on donald trump because he can do one of two things. he can blow it up and continu

former san francisco mayor, senator diane feinstein, released a statement this afternoon saying sanchez should not have been released. and she's looking into additional federal legislation to prevent this kind of thing frfr happening again. and bret as for francisco sanchez, he and all the lawyers are due back in court here at the hall of justice on july 22nd. >> claudia cowan live in san francisco. thank you. >>> that situation in san francisco is complicating matters for republican presidential candidates trying to walk a fine line on the volatile immigration issue. and donald trump, while getting an outpouring of support in some quarters also continues to pay an economic price for some of his comments. chief political correspondent carl cameron has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: exactly three weeks after his controversial presidential announcement speech in which he claimed illegal immigrants from mexico are creating a crime wave of rape and murder in the u.s. donald trump's international empire has taken another body blow. the professional golfer's association today an

i was to oversee the agency responds to the diane feinstein report. are really studied the issue in i can tell you that i convinced resolve the i went into it with an open mind i am not a part of this i will not protect anybody and i looked closely that yazov they were effective. absolutely. i will tell you why. because of lifting information the details provided before it techniques that was not full answers to questions or specific or actionable. you could not do anything with said that after words full answers, specific information and actual information no doubt in my mind this in a report is wrong in that regard. number three. is a necessary? it could be effective was there another way to get the information? the honest answer is we will never know. that is true with almost every decision that anybody makes. was it necessary to drop two atomic bombs on japan to bring about the tiring surrender? we will never knew was a necessary for abraham lincoln to do habeas corpus to win the civil war? so that is not a question i find interesting. the last qu

they accuse senator diane feinstein of turning her back on their concerns in the weeks after that shooting. an undocumented immigrant deported five times is accused of killing kate steinle on peer 14. organizers plan to rally outside of her san francisco office later today. >>> a contract eight years in the making. today a tentative deal for men low park firefighters now up for public contract. it provides payxdb increases of to 9% followed by an additional 3% for three consecutive years. it would cost almost $10 million and cover medical benefits and reiermt plans. in in exchange firefighters would pay more towards their pensions. public comment last for one month followed by a vote by the fire trickett's board. >>> also a big one here, a hydrogen highway which is getting a little closer here in the bay area. the bay area air quality management trickett gave the jt stations stretching from campbell to mill valley. the state is covering most of the costs and believe it or not there is only about a dozen hydrogen fuel cell vehicles operating in the bay area right now. there are three hydrog

as i mentioned, diane feinstein among the senators who say this system needs to be re-evaluated but in 1995 when she was mayor of san francisco, she actually was part of the passage of the legislation that allowed for san francisco to be a sanctuary city. at the time this was to help people from el salvador and guatemala. >> that's right. but it's an issue not so much the sanctuary city ordinance but how it's implemented and the policies and those have changed over time really culminating in the sheriff's department basically no longer honoring these detainer requests from ice insisting on warrants. issued by a court, isis said that's impractical. there's been really sort of a lack of communication as a result and in this case ending in tragedy. >> what are lawmakers there proposing and how fast might we see a change? what are the levels of bureaucracy, quite honestly that will have to be wiggled through to change what by many accounts is a stunning position in that city? >> well that's still being worked out. mayor ed lee of san francisco defended the ordinance itself and the policy i

richard burr and diane feinstein are supporting legislation that would require social media companies suspected terrorist activity and make this information available to federal investigators. >> how concernicide the administration about what is going on here? >> reporter: very concerned. -- concerned -- the fbi director has already been on the record and earlier this week mr. obama warned not every plot can be stopped because they are operating under the radar. >> the threat of lone wolves is complex and harded to detect and prevent. it is one of the most difficult challenges we face. preventing the attacks will require sustained effort. >> reporter: fox is being told some social media companies could be named at the hearing are no longer cooperating with terrorism-related investigations. >> a lot there. thank you, catherine. >> reporter: you have welcome. >>> there is a new debate on the confederate flag getting underway in the state house in south carolina. the state senate approved 36-3 to remove the flag. the legislation's future is unclear on the house side. john is live in colu

we have more on california's drought and diane feinstein has come up with a bill that emphasizes long term investment, recycling, new or expanded reservoirs. it is different from an effort last year that stalled. the new bill would cost estimated 1.3 billion over ten years. lawmakers passed a drought relief bill that focuses on taking more water out of the river delta before it flows into the ocean. feinstein says it is important to make more water available without spending more money. >>> a new statewide poll finds 2/3 of california ans believe global warming is having an impact on the drought. public policy institute of california released findings and they show 79% say global warming is a serious or somewhat serious threat to california's quality of life. democrats were more likely than independents and republicans to think that. more than 1700 adults were surveyed for the poll. >>> watching the hot weather, 107 in livermore. but it was not a record. >> we just missed it. as hot as it was yesterday, today will feel cool even though temperatures will be 95. >> a cool 95 degrees. >>

our senator diane feinstein is about to introduce legislation we have not had a chance to see the full legislation. we do know that some of the huffman bill is introduced into it. we know that some of the napolitano bill is also introduced. i want to deal with those opportunities that present themselves and at the same time suggest that the valadao bill should not be passed. there's no need to push aside the environmental laws. there's no need to waive the california constitution and the water rights system in the constitution as the valadao bill does. it's hidden, but it's there. so what i want to really talk about is how we can address the california water needs. i call this the little ship -- little sip, big gulp strategy. it's a proposal i made some three years ago and continue to work on. it is a water plan for all california. it is sthroor a program put out by the california admrgs. not the tunnels. not the california water fix. not the bdcp. all those programs are simply a way to transfer water. but rather, what we call a water fix, a water plan for all california. s bycally, wh

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feinstein out there. she was a former mayor of san francisco. >> i like diane. >> barbara boxer different. >> so you werethis. miss pelosi on thanksgiving, did you -- >> -- yes, yes. >> exactly. pass the turkey leg. she is very nice. i love her husband very much. he is a great guy. >> so pelosi was okay? >> they are good people. but seeing evolution in the politics with marie and arnold's i shared the chief of protocol. and that was exciting. >> so you all got along pretty much out there. >> when he this they asked us do you find sharing. >> i wasn't going to turn down arnold and maria. >> although maria doesn't look real happy there. probably caught her on a bad day. go back these people on fox news channel might be different. >> yes he. >> this is true. job now they are probably going ah-ha. >> looking askance. word of the day kimberly guilfoyle, everyone. fascinating background. >> did you know that a fox news correspondent once advised johnny carson? >> i had to go to the tonight show every single night. david letterman was just getting his start. joan rivers was filling in. it was probably the most