first of all, diane feinstein leaving her husband, that's so, nancy must be all over that one.ther guy saying i got it from news, first of all, any senator or congressman, if they have money to invest should be in a blind trust and they shouldn't be touching it at all. it's too easy to act on some news. this sounds very sketchy to me. i don't know what the right punishment is, fine or whatever but i don't know if it's the sec or justice department, they need to take action. david: kelly, her husband, you're talking about husband and wife and so forth, he does happen to be chairman of the new york stock exchange. she was a traitor herself so it looks awful, doesn't it? >> yes, it looks awful. no, i'm not going to come to their defense or feel sorry for them but i do think we should be asking ourselves at a time like this, is it relevant to the crisis at hand or is it not relevant? this isn't. burke calls for an investigation because he wants to clear his name which i understand and appreciate. i would say it's what the senate should not be doing is investigating. i'm not defendi

and california senator diane feinstein sold stock before the market dropped. assets are separate from her husband's. >>> san francisco-based gap is putting 80,000 workers on furlough while its stores in north america and europe are all closed. gap, old navy and banana republic stores were all shut down on march 18th. but now with the coronavirus continuing to spread, that's not going to happen. gap is also laying off some of its staff. furloughed employees will still be eligible for unemployment benefits. >>> san francisco based airbnb says it will pay hosts for a quarter of a billion dollars for cancelled reservations. airbnb will pay hosts 205% of what they normally would have received through its own cancellation policies. check in dates between march 14th march 14th and may 31st. to stay if they don't want to risk infecting their homes. >>> time is now 6:50 as pam, steve, and sal continue to work from home, i think it would be nice, pam, and steve, to see some sunshine today. what do you think? >> yeah. >> starting to come up a little bit it looks like. >>

. >> i saw some names, i know everyone mentioned diane feinstein and a couple of others, i don't know too much of what it is about. i find them to be honorable people, that's all i know. they said they did nothing wrong. i find the whole group is honorable people. >> the whole group would it include richard burke and senator kelly locklear so the question whether or not they should be investigated for that behavior. >> and also diane feinstein, democrat, why didn't you mention her name? i think she's a great honorable person. >> any senator should they be -- >> i don't know because i have to look at it. i find them to be honorable people. >> the other day you compared yourself as a wartime president right now leading to the pandemic that we are experiencing, do you think going off on peter and a network is appropriate for what the country is going through something like this. >> i think peter is -- i dealt with peter for a long time. and i think peter is not a good journalist when it comes to fairness. >> what is your message for the country? >> oh, i think it is a good message. the c

. >> i know everyone mentioned diane feinstein i guess, and a couple of others. i don't know too much about what it is about, but i find them to all be very honorable people. >>> and, stocks took another beating to close out a miserable week at the markets. here are the closing numbers. traders went into full retreat out of the fear of the coronavirus will plunge the u.s. and other major economies into deep recessions. and you now have an extra three months to file your taxes. the trump administration pushed the deadline from april 15th to july 15th. previously extended the deadline for payments, but this now includes a filing them as well. >>> and finally, a possible silverlining from the coronavirus. pollution levels in china have fallen by 40% because of less traffic, and factory output. in venice, italy, the water in the canals is crystal clear because there was hardly any boat traffic. most of the time, that water is totally murky. can? >>> thanks. >>> coming up next, how places of worship are making big changes due to the outbreak. >> it is a time where we

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. >> there was an article diane feinstein said it is promising they could end it by christmas. [laughter] >> any time you hear anyone announce. >> they didn't realize something was breaking the whole way of life. >> it is still breaking. >> have you thought further in terms of the economic ramifications that reduce mobility that is upcoming with the housing crisis like this with the broader systemic effects of that. >>. >> but yes the normal thing to do that everybody goes to california where there are jobs but if you cannot afford to do that then there is no built-in that is a huge problem. >> but $2 trillion per year of economic activity is lost when we need better opportunities and there is no better unemployment than a place that has a ton of jobs so it is a huge problem not saying everybody has to move around all the time that people show up you can get a chicago dog in l.a. i know people still complain. [laughter] but i think it is a huge problem because people don't know what opportunities they are missing out on and they don't know you hear the story all the time i move

. >> there was an article diane feinstein said it is promising they could end it by christmas. [laughter] >> any time you hear anyone announce. >> they didn't realize something was breaking the whole way of life. >> it is still breaking. >> have you thought further in terms of the economic ramifications that reduce mobility that is upcoming with the housing crisis like this with the broader systemic effects of that. >>. >> but yes the normal thing to do that everybody goes to california where there are jobs but if you cannot afford to do that then there is no built-in that is a huge problem. >> but $2 trillion per year of economic activity is lost when we need better opportunities and there is no better unemployment than a place that has a ton of jobs so it is a huge problem not saying everybody has to move around all the time that people show up you can get a chicago dog in l.a. i know people still complain. [laughter] but i think it is a huge problem because people don't know what opportunities they are missing out on and they don't know you hear the story all the time i move

trump: you did not mention diane feinstein, a democrat. i think she is an honorable person, by the way, so i am not upset. people, butd two not the democrat. >> any senator? pres. trump: i find them to be honorable people. said you see yourself as a wartime president, leading the country through a pandemic, to really think that going off on peter and a network is appropriate when the country is going through something like this? pres. trump: i do, because i think peter -- i have dealt with peter for a long time. and i think that peter is not a good journalist when it comes to fairness. >> he is talking about your message to the country. pres. trump: the country has to understand that there is, whether we like it or not, some of the people in this room do not like it, but there is a lot of great news. there is also a lot of fake news. and i understand it all because i am in the middle of it. when somebody does a story on television, and i know it is false or fake. and when they say they have 15 sources, and i know there are no sources, they

i know everybody mentioned, diane feinstein and a couple of others.o not know much about what it is about, but i find them to be honorable people. that is all i know. and they said they did nothing wrong. i find them, the whole group very honorable people. , >> mr. president, the whole burr would include richard , the head of the intelligence committee, and it would also include senator kelly loeffler. so the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that behavior. pres. trump: you did not mention diane feinstein, a democrat. why didn't you mention her name? i think she is an honorable person, by the way, so i am not upset. you mentioned to people, but you don't mention the one who happens to be a democrat. >> any senator? pres. trump: i find them to be honorable people. >> you said you see yourself as a wartime president, leading the country through this pandemic that we are experiencing. do you really think that going off on peter, going off on a network is appropriate when the , country is going through something like this? pres. t

last week reports came out that four senators, including california senator diane feinstein sold off stock after a briefing in january before the stock market began crashing. the proposed legislation would prevent lawmakers from buying and selling individual stocks. >>> president trump says he's determined to get americans back to school and work suggesting he wouldn't allow the shutdown to linger. >> we are going to save american workers and we're going to save them quickly. and we're going to save our great american companies both small and large this was a medical problem. we're not going to let it turn into a long lasting financial problem. >> president trump said that he wants to re-open the country for business in weeks, not months. the president started his briefing yesterday offering support for the asian american community and he did not call the coronavirus the chinese virus as he has before. >>> fema is sending medical equipment to some of the hard hit states. and they say a self-swab option will be available sometime this week. >>> all right. our time is 6:09. uc berkeley

reckoning with the people of like the former secretary of state who has gotten rich for china or diane feinsteinh the chinese by working for and got rich. the doj is now investigating whether senator burr and i hope senator feinstein use confidential reports to conduct insider trading ahead of the stock market crash. what do you think of this? is this enough? >> social distancing is not going to be a sufficient penalty for senator burr and the united states senate. he needs to be removed as the intelligence chairman. you think about the gang of eight, the group of people who >> three of the locust and craig at in the united states congress. he needs to take action here and may be in the next relief l americans can choose. 1200 bucks or stock tips from senator burr and senator feinstein. >> tucker: i get that they are partisan and i think the governor is required to appoint a republican replacement anyway, but why would mcconnell, the top senator -- why wouldn't he move to remove him from the committee chairmanship? >> it's unbelievable to think that the committee chairman with oversight over the

as you know senator diane feinstein has recommended among others the capitol be closed at least for the time being because of the coronavirus. what do you think? >> at least for the time being i think absolutely nobody should be coming here if they don't really have to. if they're coming here to petition their federal government which is their constitutional right i would strongly recommend they do that either via telephone letter or e-mail. there's no reason to come here to make their concerns known at this time that outweighs the risk of flying on an airplane or being around hundreds of people in this kind of an environment. >> you think most of your colleagues agree with you on that, that they think this is not the time for all these people to be coming to capitol hill? >> as long as they have an alternative means of communicatesing and conveying to us what their concerns are i do think that's the case. obviously the first time a member of congress is diagnosed, if that should happen with coronavirus, then it's going to put into very stark relief the difficult questions and decisions

. >> three of those senators, jim inhofe, kelly loeffler and diane feinstein are pushing back on reportsose stock sales. she said her husband made the sale saying quote, i have no input into his decision. my husband in january or february sold shares to a cancer therapy company. this is unrelated to any work on the coronavirus. the senators say they have other people in charge of their investments and they did not find out about this until weeks later. >> i don't have to explain anything. i didn't do anything. >> certainly i'm not involved in the decisions around buying and selling. there is a range of different decisions made every day with regard to my savings and 4o1k portfolios that i'm not involved in. >> but most of controversy have settled on richard burr who dumped as much as $1.7 million of investments divided by 30 transactions on february 13. he's the chair of the intelligence committee and being accused of having access to classified information on the coronavirus from administration officials that may have tipped him off to the catastrophic impact the virus would have on mar

. >> it also includes diane feinstein. why didn't you mention her name? she is an honorable person, by the way. you mention to people but don't mention one that happens to be a democrat. >> any senator. >> i don't know, i would have to look at it. i find it to be honorable people. >> yesterday, you compare yourself to a wartime president. think going off on peter, on a network, is appropriate, when the country is going to something like that? >> i do. i think peter is -- i don't with peter for a long time. i think peter is not a good journalist when it comes to fairness. >> what about your message to the country? >> the country has to understand, whether we like it or not -- and some of the people in this room will not like it -- there is some great news and journalism and there is a lot of fake news out there. i hear it all, i see you all, and i understand it all. when somebody writes a business story on television and i know it is fake, and they say they have 15 sources -- i know there are no sources. they are making it up. i know that. i called peter o

. >> i sought names, i know all of them, i know everyone mentioned diane feinstein and a couple others. i don't know too much about what it's about. >> the whole group would include richard the head of the intelligence committee and senator kelly locklear. the question is whether they should be investigated for that behavior. >> it also includes diane feinstein. you didn't mention her name. why didn't you mention her name. i think she's a very honorable person by the way. it's interesting you mention two people but you don't mention one that happens to be a democrat. >> any senators. >> i don't know. i'd have to look at it possibly but i find them to be honorable people. >> the other day you compared yourself to wartime president right now leading the country through this pandemic that were expensing. you really think going off on peter, going off on a network is appropriate when the countries going through the. >> i do because i think peter, i dealt with peter for a long time and i think peter is not a good journalist when it comes to fairness. >> what about your message to the countr

jo diane feinstein did the same. the defense seems to be, i don't make these decisions. arty makes them. for senator feinstein, a blind trust makes the decisions about my investment. my god, if you look at the timeline, a senator goes into a meeting, is told just how bad this is going to be, and then a short time later, those stocks that relate to this, hotels, things like that, are dumped. in the case of senator loeffler, others are purchased that might thrive in this pandemic. >> perhaps there is a third-party or a blind trust, although it must be noted, the burr's defense there focuses on the timing. he's saying the sales were done before the market got bad. not suggesting that they were not done after he had received a briefing. >> right. >> this was clearly information he had received before this happened. whether -- to kasie's point, whether this is technically illegal or not, this is a moral outrage. americans are asked to take $1,000 or $2,000, americans trapped in their homes, americans whose jobs are disappearing, americans whose favorite restaurant already clos

. >> california senator diane feinstein and her husband sold more than 1 million dollars in stock accordingfinancial disclosure paperwork. feinstein spokesman says her husband made the trade. feinstein tweeted today during my senate career, i've held all assets in a blind trust of which i have no control. senator armed services chairman james inhofe sold more than $50,000 of stock on january 27th, but inhofe insists it was not in response to a closed door coronavirus briefing which he did not attend. >> when i became the chairman of the senate armed services committee, i divested myself of all stocks because i thought some day that may come up. >> georgia's new senator kelly loeffler is under fire for selling the stock the same day as an all senators briefing her husband is chairman and ceo of the, no stock exchange. -- new york stock exchange. she responded to the controversy today on fox. >> i'm only informed of my transactions after they occur, several weeks, so certainly those transactions at least on my behalf were a mix of buys and sells, very routine, for my portfolio. >> there have

senators including california senator diane finestein sold millions of dollars in stock just before the coronavirus. senator feinstein husband sold $1.5 million in stock in transactions that took place between january 1st and february 18th. and georgia senator kelly lofler >>> the united states could see a big drop in home sales because of the coronavirus. capital economics says sales could fall by 35% this this spring compared to the last quarter of 2019. however, the economic consulting company says that dip should be a short-lived one assuming a strong fiscal response follows. also suppressed demand from the spring should help home sales recover by the end of the year. >>> 6:48 is the time right now. let's go back over to sal castaneda who's keeping an eye on traffic. i was texting sal because i was saying good luck when the kids wake up. it's been nice and peaceful in your home office but we'll see. >> yeah. well, you know, we'll see because they're still asleep. it's still kind of dark out there but just wait until the sunlight hits. we might have one of those situations where they burst into the office just lik