i think diane feinstein tried to make it a negotiation. >> she set up a trap and he walked into it. it was complicated for republicans because he took a position that is anathema to where republicans have stood on daca and immigration, and the impact of that was immediate. it was not something that was a delayed response by conservatives. it was immediate realtime. you saw the majority leader come up out of his seat to clarify the record for the president that this is not something that we're going to be negotiating for, this is not what diane meant, and you heard others like, oh, no, that's what she meant. >> we'll get to this later, the president tweeting against diane feinstein on the whole steele dossier. i wanted to play a little bit of the president's expansive remarks that probably set ann coulter's hair on fire. >> this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. truly, it should be a bill of love and we can do that. if we do this properly, daca, you're not so far away from comprehensive immigration reform. if you want to take it that further step, i'll take

whatever you think of diane feinstein, you wouldn't like her if she was angry. she couldn't be more blunt that she wanted to release this. >> senator feinstein, do you have any response to chairman grassley saying that the release of the transcripts hurts the legitimacy of the investigation by the judiciary committee? >> i haven't seen that, no, i have no response at this time. >> why did you decide to do that? >> because i think people are entitled to know what was said and the lawyers also wanted it released. i see no problem with releasing it. >> senator feinstein, senator grassley says you jeopardized their ability to get certain witnesses like kushner. your reaction? >> i don't think so. that's been difficult in any event. >> why do you think they referred steele to the justice department for potential criminal investigation? >> my own view because to my knowledge, there has not been a single fact in that report that has been proven to be incorrect, that it's really to muddy the waters and create a problem. you know, steele brought this information into the

let's turn to diane feinstein. after looking at this transcript, i am glad she did it to be honest, i think too much of this investigation into the nonsense has been behind closed-doors, american people need to demand that every chairman, turnover whatever the heck they have got. >> i could not agree more, i think that premise of having hearing thats open to public is let voters know what is going on. so much of these have been behind closed-doors, witnesses behind closed-doors, once in a great while some confidential information you don't want disclosed but not general premise of these hears. diane feinstein will see her cold, and inability to pass on. that is about the weakesti weake i have seen, she has been chairman. lou: honest, she was not a very good chairman. spied on senate intelligence committee chaired by feinstein. >> i did note say she was a good chairman, but i stated shy was a chairman, she doesn't the rules and regulation. lou: i took it farther. let's go to the bull, six senators, three rhinos thre

why did diane feinstein feel she had to do this, and to you, what were the major findings? >> well, brian, i think diane feinstein did this in part as a culmination of democratic frustration with republican -- with what democrats feel are republican mischaracterizations and even smears of the work that fusion gps and christopher steele did during the campaign. among other things late last week, and i think it was a really precipitating event. two republican senators recommended that the fbi probe christopher steele, the british intelligence agent who wrote this dossier for potentially lying to federal officials. and i think feinstein and many democrats were infuriated by the way the republicans handled that, so we're seeing a bipartisan breach. i think the findings, brian, there really is not a bombshell that advances our understanding of what the russian saga is about. it doesn't reveal any new information about donald trump's contacts with the kremlin or moscow in particular. if people are wondering, there are some salacious allegations in the dossier. it really is the po

sneaky, nancy pelosi tweeted congratulations to senator diane feinstein on officially earning her own president donald trump nick neighboring, clearly doing something right by following the facts. >>> two california senators are on the senate judiciary committee. the committee handles judicial nominations. kamala harris was expected to replace al franken on the commission. >>> still ahead, it's not due for a few more months but governor jerry brown has released his new budget. we have details on the plan straight ahead >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> a south bay couple has filed a lawsuit, they bought a home and this past november, the board of supervisors reversed the sale and gave the place back to the home owners. they said they were denied due process and the couple claims that the board exceeded its authority. >>> thousands of homes in santa rosa and 50 businesses were destroyed in the fires, the emergency forced the city to spend $5 mil

, declaring, quote, the fact that sneaky diane feinstein who has stated collusion between trump and russia has not been found would release testimony in such an under handed and possibly legal way totally without authorization is a disgrace. must have tough primary, meaning back in california. thenat the time used a join news conference with the prime minister of norway to reiterate his claim that the u.s. looks bad on the world stage because of all these probes into russia including robert mueller's investigation. the president hedging on a one on one with mueller by saying, where there is no collusion, it is unlikely there would be no interview. suggesting hillary clinton was treated with kid gloves by the fbi when she was interviewed. >> there is collusion, but it really is with the democrats and the russians. far more than it is with the republicans and the russians. so the witch hunt continues. i will say this. i am for massive oil and gas and everything else, and a lot of energy. putin's camp loves that. i am for the strongest military that the united states ever had. putin can't lov

that was the criticism she was making and that specifically about diane feinstein. he disagrees with the last person. so there is the reality of the conservative base. you say gravity exists. and what's bringing down that gravity is the conservative base. >> also the reality that they clearly need the democrats to do this deal. republicans are in charge of washington right now, but the fact of the matter is they need democrats to get some things done, just goes to show how fractured their republican caucus on the hill actually is. so this as much as this is a test for president trump, also a test for democrats, i bloo eve. and democrats continuous will i say we stand for the dreamers, but every single opportunity democrats on the hill has had to legislatively demonstrate that they have the back of dreamers of this country they have failed. so i would venture to say dreamers don't have until march. we have, and former secretary dhs secretary says they had until january 19. so this is critical. and if this doesn't happen, if democrats are willing to go down to the rep

heather: donald trump slamming diane feinstein for releasing the fusion gps testimony. mmander in chief tweeting sneaky dianne feinstein who has on numerous occasions stated trump, russia has not been founded would release testimony in an underhanded, possibly illegal way. a tough primary. why did she make it public? because she has a cold. >> the one regret i have is i should have spoken with senator grassley before. i don't make an excuse but i had a bad cold and maybe that slowed my mental facilities. heather: the democratic lawmaker under fire for working with fusion gps to reject large sections of the transcript which undercuts the argument that the release was done in the name of transparency. another story we are following, congress on the brink of a landmark bipartisan deal involving daca and the president's border wall. marianne rafferty joins us from los angeles. the senate could strike a deal by the end of the week. >> an all-time high and lawmakers say a deal on daca can come by the end of the week. congress hammering out a bipartisan deal to determine the fu

today on twitter, the president blasted california senator diane feinstein for releasing the transcript of the interview with the firm that compiled the dossier writing, fact that sneaky diane feinstein who was on numerous stated collusion was not found and release testimony in such an under handed totally out authorization is a disgrace, must have tough primary >> the denial did not end there. the president was asked if he would agree to that interview with special counsel robert mueller. here's part of what the president said >> i can only say this, there was absolutely no collusion, everybody knows it. every committee. i've been in office now 11 months. for 11 months, they've had this phony cloud over this administration, over our government. and it has hurt our government. it does hurt our government >> the president said, you know, he doesn't think it's necessary for him to have that interview with robert mueller. we will see what happens. >> he did say at one point it was asked for, that was before everything started to ramp up but he said he would testify or speak to robert muell

if you go through the transcript diane feinstein released, there are two things you need to know about the new one that came out this afternoon. first thing you should know is honestly, reads like a spy novel. i read it in one sitting. you should totally read it. it's going to be cold this weekend. there is only football games on one day of the weekend, spend the other day reading this. it's totally worth it. the other interesting thing about this transcript or the hearing that resulted in that transcript is that the republicans mostly appeared to have not been there. they are definitely there at the beginning. after that, it sort of seems like the republicans got board and bailed. just what seems like a couple hours into the testimony, the republicans just don't show up anymore. there is a republican staffer here and there that pops up to ask tiny bursts of questions about hillary clinton but other than that, this is the democrats eliciting information from fusion, from the firm that had the dossier and because democ t democrats don't have a mission that a scandal somehow involving ur

senator diane feinstein said let's just do a clean bill on continuing government, that ends january 19th. and we'll tkao with daca later. is that the way the white house sees it at this point, given this ruleing? >> no. the president believes it is absolutely essential that we resolve all of the issues that were outlined in the meeting yesterday together. that we come to an agreement to build a wall. keep that promise to the american people. we come to an agreement to end the visa lottery program and chain migration and that we also deal with the people of the daca program. >> martha: all before january 19th? >> let me be clear on that. we believe the negotiations that are under way resulting in the wall and daca and the changes in immigration reform, will come later. i think what we believe is going to be possible, as we make progress in reaching a bipartisan solution on these immigration issue, that that's going to facilitate us making the kind of funding agreement possible in the congress to move forward. it's absolutely essential that congress step up, pass a spending bill to rebuild

all this coming hours after diane feinstein, senate judiciary committee ranking member lisa transcriptf the interview with committee investigators. upon bombshell claims that the fbi had an internal trump camp source that corroborated parts of the dossier and this comment from simpson's attorney, quote, some of these kill as a result of the publication of his dossier and no harm should come to anybody related to this honest work. >> the main reason we don't want classified information before enemy states and allies, and this could certainly be true. people or assets, compromised by those potential access and even with the dossier, a lot of bad players in russia, and killed for many reasons. we don't know what we are hearing. >> took grassley blast diane feinstein saying her release of the transcript undermines the integrity of the committee's oversight work jeopardizing disability to secure candid voluntary testimony. rob: steve bannon out at breitbart news, the former chief strategist returns to the website over the summer and the executive chairman after being ousted by the white hou

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to diane feinstein he says one thing and then to kevin mccarthy he says something different. >> and you can see kevin mccarthy there trying to set the president right and help him out. we want daca, border security, we want to get rid of chain migration and on and on. the president is sitting there nodding. i think what we saw today was much more about pictures than words, because they wanted to sort of counter the narrative of the president's empty schedule which was written about. they want to counter the michael wolff narrative. they wanted to show him as somebody in charge. the president wanted to show himself as somebody in charge. and what we saw there was a president who wasn't the master negotiator but who came out and said, look, guys whatever you give me, i'm willing to sign it. and it was quite different from somebody who says this has to be in the bill, this doesn't have to be in the bill. and i spoke with a senior white house advisor late this afternoon whose phone was blowing up by conservatives who were believing that the president had kind of sold them out on these key i

last week, diane feinstein, top democrat on that committee just threw her hands in the air like she just didn't care. forget it, this should be out there. the witness wants it out there. we said before that we would put it out there, this is a great public interest here. she just released it on her own without permission from the rest of the committee. a transcript, that's how we learned why fusion gps felt it was necessary and fusion hadn't just started looking at trump and latin america and that's how we learned the origin started. so that testimony was fascinating. it was released very controversially last tuesday by dianne feinstein. but that testimony was one of three appearances and what fusion knew about the validity. the first time he testified was senate judiciary. his second round was before the house intelligence committee in november. as of today, we've got that one, too. this one represents about seven hours of testimony. it didn't get leaked by anybody or released by anybody without permission. the intelligence community took a vote and decided to release it. and whether or

diane feinstein, jerry brown, now gavin newsom. what does that say about how politics in california has changed? >> there's more money up here, and there's more voters up here. >> actual voters. >> people who turn out and cast ballots. >> so it's not a huge surprise. and there's a level of insurgency for southern california that they wanted some of that back. i know a lot of people who are not fans of gavin newsom that would still support him because he is northern california and he will bring the bacon back to northern california opposed to southern california. >> just about a minute left, but we talked to the governor in his office a couple of weeks ago, and he was talking about making ol hiv oive oil on the ranch. but criminal justice is also going to be a big part of his legacy. >> yeah, part of his speech yesterday was pleading with lawmakers that i know realignment has been tough, but don't roll it back. bail reform, does the governor back that and do they find the money? >> and the gas tax repeal, he's promising to fight tha

the president declaring "the fact that sneaky diane feinstein, who has on numerous occasions needed thaton between trump-russia has not been found would release testimony in such an underhanded and possibly illegal way totally withoutau authorization is a disgrace, must have tough primary." he said, referring to her electoral processeses back on. then he usedan a joint news conference to reiterate his claim that the u.s. looks bad on the world stage because of the congressional probes, the council, robert mueller's investigation and the president hedged on the one one-on-one with robert mueller, saying, when there is no collusion, it's unlikely there would need to be an actual interview. suggesting also that hillary clinton was treated with kid gloves by the fbi when she was interviewed over her email server. watch. >> there is collusion but it's really with the democrats and the russians, far more than it is with the republicans and the russians. so the witch hunt continues. but i will say this. i am for a massive oil and gas and everything else and a lot of energy. putin can't love tha

sneaky diane feinstein. here we go. look out sloppy steve. r: wow! this is without precedent. she is trying to enroll you, i agree with that. question three, ladies and gentlemen, we have some more dianne feinstein for you. gave an unusual reason for releasing that transcript on the trump dossier without consulting any of her peers, including the committee chairman. what was her excuse? >> this is where shannon asks for hints. >> tucker: what was dianne feinstein's excuse? she did it unilaterally. she just did it and she said she did it because... >> i was off that day? >> tucker: it's a medical issue. that's her first hint. it is something you can catch on the subway. >> narcolepsy? >> i'm up by two. >> tucker: from a child. leland vittert? >> i'm guessing based on the hints. b a cold? >> tucker: a cold? >> cold, flu, some type of -- >> tucker: cold is the answer and we will see if the tape ratifies it. >> i don't make an excuse but i had a bad cold and maybe that slowed down my mental facilities a little bit. >> there you go. >> tucker: ther

and yesterday senator diane feinstein, who president trump called sneaky diane feinstein today, she released the fusion gps transcript over the objections of her republican counter parts. listen to what senator grassley had to say. >> these transcripts would have been released eventually anyway, but i think it does create some problems. for instance, when you're getting people to voluntarily come to you, it may make a lot of people a little more reserved about whether or not they want to cooperate. and i think particularly in regard to jarrod kushner, that it could maybe affect our moving forward with that. >> dana: all today, wall street journal, who's written a lot about this issue, tweeted it is time to release absolutely everything related to that dossier that can be deemed legitimately classified. the spin has become silly. your reaction to what senator grassley said about concerns about people not coming forward? and is it possible to release more about the dossier? >> i think senator grassley is right on the chilling effect it has on other witnesses. i think the other point senator gr

. >> tucker: president trump talking about diane feinstein ofry leasing testimony yesterday. the president tweeted this the fact that sneaky diane feinstein stated that collusion between trump and russia has not been found would release testimony in such an unhanded and possibly illegal way without authorization is a disgrace. must have tough primary. wall street journal editorial board member joining us. tim, thanks for coming on. >> happy to be here. >> martha: i'm grateful to senator feinstein for releasing this. i think the public has a right to know. i'm glad i read it. there was interesting stuff in there. did you think that? did you learn anything from the release of this transcript that you didn't know? >> well, first of all, i think transparency is an intelligent idea. i would love nothing more than for congressional republicans to follow senator feinstein's lead. >> tucker: exactly. >> and in an organized fashion and a considered fashion release everything related to the dossier so that americans can finally make their own judgments. i have an issue with the way sen

senator diane feinstein posited clean daca bill that the president seemed to embrace?he only embraced only if you look at what the president's definition of what a clean daca bill is. and with that bill he thinks that you have to include not just fixing daca, but closing the loop holes and making sure we have a solution on that front. so we don't create a problem and find ourselves right back where we started in one rksz two, dree years later. >> which is clearly different

diane feinstein released the 312-page transcript of testimony by glenn simpson, the head of fusion gpsnate judiciary committee. over ten hours of questioning, simpson painstakingly gave answers that tell a very different story than what we've been hearing from trump world. simpson said mr. steele has a sterling reputation as a person who doesn't exaggerate, doesn't make things up. going onto add, everyone i know who's ever dealt with him thinks he's quite good. that would include people from the u.s. government. simpson also testified when steele went to the fbi, his motivation doesn't political. he thought there was an issue, a security issue about whether a presidential candidate was being blackmailed. simpson said the information steele was revealing doesn't news to the fbi. quote, they believed chris's information might be credible because they had other intelligence that indicated the same thing. one of those pieces of intelligence was a human source from inside the trump organization. joining me now paul butler and malcolm nance. thank you for being here. there were four commthre

. >>> coming up on fox 5 news morning, senator diane feinstein releases new information related to the russian investigation. >>> police need your help finding two missing montgomery county men. >>> let's head outside. there you go, kind of a fuzzy shot. it's rga flight should be taking off on time this morning. weather not supposed to be too bad, still chilly, 30 right now, 5:11 is our time. >>> let's be a rebel for kicks. fox 5 news morning coming right back. z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy 5:14, wednesday, january 10th, a federal judge temin primarily blocked. the daca program. protections from the program are set to expire on march 5 but judge said daca must remain in place while legal action unfold. >>> police need your help finding a missing dc man, 20-year-old william de angelo edwards of northeast was last seen near pathway school in silver springs tuesday morning, police and family are concerned saying edwards functions at the level of a 6-year-old. he was last known to be wearing a blue winter jacket black sweatpants and nick key staying in montgomery county police searching for 30

diane feinstein release a transcript of a closed door interview with a co-founder of the research fusion gps. his name is glenn simpson and he told the commit arrested on an outstanding he wanted to be very careful to protect sources. someone has already been killed as a result the does air. i was put together by christopher steel. it was funded in part by the clinton campaign. in his interview steel says he told him he had an interviewer. last week senate republicans asked the doj to investigate steel claiming he may have made false statements to the fbi. bus feed documented. there's more progress tonight between north and south korea a. does it mean that the nuclear threat against the us is getting any better. north korea official the north's weapons are only aimed at the us , not south could he roor a, russia or comin a. they agreed to hold military talks. north korea is going to send a team to next month's oh olympics. i think that the winter olympics are a good chance to show the world a good image of our nation . since i'm korean itself it's natural for me to want to congratulate m

he's done it at least three times this week, once was a verbal gaffe let us say when he said to diane feinstein that he was for a clean daca bill and had to be corrected on the spot for a member of his party but did the same thing today and based on not information from his administration. so he's been doing this as a repeat thing and i think members of congress are now upset enough that they won't even pay attention to him or to his tweets, which actually may be a good thing. that he's done it at least three times this week, once was a verbal gaffe let us say when he said to diane feinstein that he was for a clean daca bill and had to be corrected on the spot for a member of his party but did the same thing today and based on not information from his administration. so he's been doing this as a repeat thing and i think members of congress are now upset enough that they won't even pay attention to him or to his tweets, which actually may be a good thing. >> ben, isn't he doing that? at the end of the day administration is trying to get donald trump to go along with policies that don't comport w

mark, senator diane feinstein made a very big claim today.he said, quote, shutting down the government is a very serious thing. people die. accidents happen. you don't know. necessary functions can cease. first of all, a fact check, mark, people die? >> i don't know necessary functions can cease. >> military doesn't. >> right. in the military, you know, continues on. can a death be tangent tally related to the government shutdown? i'm sure you can make that connection if this were to happen. but really i think when you look at a comment like this from senator feinstein and you compare it as well as what we hear from republicans saying, and president was vague about this, basically trying to tell the american people that the military is just going to shut the doors, put the padlock on, and not going to work anymore. that is all wrong. it is very harsh rhetoric. and all they are trying to do right now on both sides is to try to push the other one into the corner. >> right. the military is going to shut down, people are going to die. rhetoric li

still monitoring that the senate judiciary hearing, you see diane feinstein speaking now. also keeping an ion something happening behind closed doors on the other side of the capital. that is steve bannon talking with lawmakers, you see him arriving there for his first appearance in front of the house intelligence committee. we have a deep dive on that next. r satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and get a $200 reward card. call 1-800-directv. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about

diane feinstein is not happy. many don't like the way this deal has gone down, so this is a divide in this caucus on this deal, and it will get more pro mouncpro -- pronounced. >> so you thought if the government were to shut down the government, they should get more to reopen the government. we don't have a bill, we don't have a commitment, we don't have a plan, we just have a promise to debate and there is no guarantee anything will get passed. what is the test, i guess, for chuck schumer in the next three weeks to prove to that base that this was worth it? >> he's got to deliver a deal that would essentially give legal status to d.r.e.a.m.ers. the challenge for him is he's got all these moderate democrats up for reelection. he has to balance the moderates and the conservative. they're up for reelection. >> which is going to bring us back to the question. this has been a bit of a curveball in the control room. i've tried to ask them to get ready for me, that you interviewed senator lindsey graham this morning. i

president, you need to be clear though, i think what diane feinstein is asking when we talk about daca, we don't want to be back two years later. you have to have security as the secretary would tell you. >> i think that's what she is saying. >> i think she's saying something different. >> trevor: it looks likes mccarthy was gently correcting a stupid kid, you know, i want clean daca. >> no, mr. president, you don't want clean dhaka. >> i don't want clean daca. i won't lie, i think it's so cute that whenever trump is out of his depth he gives himself away with that little hug he gives himself for comfort. lake his little thunder shirt, he does that thing. look at him, he looks like the oldest b-boy in the craw, you know, all you have to do is put him in a music video and he would crush t he would be killing the game. go dj, go dj, go dj. >> actually, actually, it's not fair to say that trump knows nothing about what he wants on immigration reform. all right, he might be a little short on facts, but the important thing is he has got the feeling. >> having the democrats in with us is abs

diane feinstein was beat there, jerry brown was beat there. so these districts are much mo republican than the democrats want you to >> scott? >> that being said, if you look at all the things you look at, a lot of things are going in the democrat's favor. president trump's low approval ratings, in the mid 30s. the amount of incumbent republicans retiring. we asked voters, would you rather see a democrat or republican in your district? the way the districts are drawn and the fact that the economy is going well, isn't going to be a walk for the democrats. >> it is a weird dichotomy. the economy is doing well, the stock market humming along. unemployment rates are the lowest in 17 years. and yet we have a president who is really doing horribly in the. so this weekend marks the anniversary of the first year of trump's presidency. how would you describe the first year of this administration, scott? >> tumultuous, a plublur, a lot uncertainty. just going from tweet to tweet, moment to moment, confrontation to confrontation. i think the travel ban r

you go back, try to unpack how we got here, part of the dysfunction was in donald trump after diane feinstein spoke at that televised meeting which was televised to display donald trump's governing prowess, where diane feinstein said let's do a clean daca and he said, yeah, that sounds great. the white house has cast confusion, but the body is hobbled by dysfunction. >> that was a great article about you in the "new york times" yesterday. by the way, nicole, you're as good as that article, which is one hell of a statement. >> thank you. >> let me go to kasie hunt to answer the question. this idea that the president has been waiting out there, that he's not quite -- has he committed to pushing the house to do what the senate's doing? >> to my knowledge, chris, my reporting does not indicate that the president has done anything of the sort. now, obviously this is an unfolding story minute to minute, so it's entirely possible that, you know, we've not yet gotten word of something that happened at the white house. but i can tell you what the thinking has been behind the scenes among the republica

stier has repeatedly considered run frg office in california and was weighing a challenger of diane feinstein. today she thanked him for his activism and work in environmental issues. >>> less than a month after ed lee unexpectedly died, the >>> tomorrow n deadline for candidates to file paperwork to enter the election for san francisco's mayor. >> ed lee died unexpectedly last month as you know, and there are a total of 26 potential candidates so far. >> now, they include san francisco's board of supervisor's president angela, san francisco attorney dennis furareo, former state senator mark leno, and jane kim. >> abc 7 news anchor carolyn tyler has more. >> reporter: mark leno officially turned in his paperwork today. he had announced back in may he would run for mayor. he pledges to shake things up with a bigger broader approach to some of the city's problems. >> homelessness affordability is not specific to san francisco. we need to work with our regional partners to identify the needed revenue sources. >> reporter: london breed also mentions the enviromental issues as a priority. she say

they department understand the terms and what diane feinstein and donald trump was talking different. >>>> lou: do a bill. and thought it was a good move and why not now. >> sign here. >> that is it always the sign here and we'll fix it later. >> and i think the key thing here. we need a comprehensive immigration bill. daca is a part and security is a part and immigration is a part. >> lou: comprihencive. i think much ted kennedy and john mccain who did it. >> and you run it piece. >> lou: two points. build the dam wall and secure the dam bormder. >> that's one piece. >> lou: and then decide how many people. >>na is a comprehensive bill. that's what i am talkingabout. >> lou: they madet sound fancier. >> what is not o the table thankf thankfully, the 11 million that are here. other than the dreamers. >> lou: how many dreamers are here? >> a million roughly. if you talk about the adults, then you have opened want ghats to something you can't revolve. and even the dreamers, you have to do the chain migration stsh issue. >> the>> lou: alm imgragdz sips 1981 is the result of chain migrati

diane feinstein released that. the time is up taking up another award show.n actor and writer using his speech at the critics choice for the best comedy award specifically to thank all white men. >> i went to thank john, mike and barry come all the white men who allowed us to stand here today, without you we would be not here. >> james franco did not attend the award show, just hours after five women accused him of sexual misconduct which he denies. time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. that a lot of news. lawmakers green lighting the program allowing the nsa to spy on internet communications. what does it mean for your life and your privacy. our next guest, retired senior intelligence officer breaks it down. >> what do we call people who because it feels good. >> in the grass. >> last man standing making a come back, a new push to bring back the conservative show thanks to roseann. >> you are getting married. >> this can't be happening. you look seriously happy here. >> getting married in sin city wasn't easy enough, the kiosk catering to couples at