should the name diane feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you took it down not once but three times? >> she certainly should have her name removed from that school. she does not represent what makes the people happy and what's good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> reporter: yet the flag was there when george musconny was mayor of san francisco before feinstein. he did not take it down and yet there's a school named after him and the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should be taken down. one of the board members suggested perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something to look up to, that they can represent and the kids will be happy. >> and any words for the school board? >> we have to keep students in this country we live in looking forward and looking at what represents them and what's good for america. >> thank you, mr. bradley, for reachin

. >>> and from abraham lincoln to senator diane feinstein, the 44 schools up for a name change in the heated debate across our nation. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ >>> a new alert to all americans from the department of homeland security. a warning that domestic terrorists not happy with the results of the presidential election, plan to get violent. this follows the deadly rioting at the u.s. capitol earlier this month. now a closer look at this troubling alert. >> : tonight a warning to the country due to heightened threat across the united states, violent extremists could continue to mobilize to incite or commit vio

after bradley took the flag down, then mayor diane feinstein ordered it be changed again.ecause of what he did, at least one school board member is hinting perhaps a school be named after him. who is richard bradley i asked on tv. if he is out there, please reach out to me. i'd love to talk to you about what you have done here in san francisco. he called us. hi, mr. bradley. thank you for joining us. you now live in south tlooin klein. you told me you would climb any pole again at your age if it meant taking down the confederate flag. >> yes, i will. >> tell me about that flag. what does it represent? >> the ugliness in the world we live in. r. should the name dianne feinstein berom that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you tack it down not once but three times? >> she should have her name removed from that school. she does not represent what makes the people happy and what is good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> yet the flag was there when george mosscone was there. he did not take it down, yet, there is a school named after h

cancel culture coming for diane feinstein and the karate kid. the lightning round is next. ple, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. these folks, they don't have time to , go to the post office®. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. .. >> shannon: the biden shannon: the biden white house getting praise for adding silane which interpretation to the daily briefing but tonight the left is looking to cancel one of the women doing the interpretation for her supposedly right-wing ties. that is where we begin the lightning round. welcome back, clay. so this woma

after bradley took the flag down, then mayor diane feinstein ordered it be flown again. she eventually changed her mind. because of what he did at least one school board member is hinting a school be named after him. who is richard bradley i asked on tv? . if mr. bradley the out there, please reach out to me. i'd love to talk to you about what you have done in san francisco. he called us. hi, mr. bradley. thank you for joining us. you now live in south carolina. you are 70-years-old and you just told me that you would climb any pole again at your age fit meant taking down the confederate flag. >> yes, i will. >> tell me about that flag. i mean, what does it >> the ugliness in the world we live here. >> should the name diane feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you took it down not once but three times. >> they should have it removed from that school. it will make the people happy and what's good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> it was there before feinstein. he did not take it down. yet, there is a s

named after a historical figure, george washington and abraham lincoln high school, lowell as is diane feinstein school board started to study the names in 2018 but didn't move forward last year as the nation had a reckoning with race and social justice. >> president biden said more vaccine is on the way and promise to buy an extra 100 million doses of both the pfizer and moderna meaning the u.s. would have enough to vaccinate nearly all-americans by the end of the summer. governors were told to expect a 16% increase in the vaccine they receive starting next week. >> a san jose hospital executive has been disciplined after allowing teachers and staff to jump the vaccine line. tonight a good samaritan hospital spokesman says disciplinary action has been taken against the hospital's chief operating officer. meantime california is changing the way it delivers and tracks the covid-19 vaccine. governor newsom said a new secretary in charge of delivery will decide where the state's supply of vaccine should go and a recent ten-day push to get residents shots tripled the numbers to 125,000 a day. people

named after a historical figure, george washington and abraham lincoln high school, lowell as is diane feinsteinmentary. the school board started to study the names in 2018 but didn't move forward last year as the nation had a reckoning with race and social justice. >> president biden said more vaccine is on the way and promise to buy an extra 100 million doses of both the pfizer and moderna meaning the u.s. would have enough to vaccinate nearly all-americans by the end of the summer. governors were told to expect a 16% increase in the vaccine they receive starting next week. >> a san jose hospital executive has been disciplined after allowing teachers and staff to jump the vaccine line. tonight a good samaritan hospital spokesman says disciplinary action has been taken against the hospital's chief operating officer. meantime california is changing the way it delivers and tracks the covid-19 vaccine. governor newsom said a new secretary in charge of delivery will decide where the state's supply of vaccine should go and a recent ten-day push to get residents shots tripled the numbers to 125,000 a

washington and abraham lincoln, current california senator and the former mayor of the city, diane feinsteinnges, anyone linked to slavery, oppressed women or diminished others of the right to life or the pursuit of happiness, obtaining a spreadsheet detailing the pros and cons for school names. under george washington here are the cons. slave owner and colonizer. the pros, personally freed his slaves, colonial subject who rebelled and defeated a global colonial power and point out that washington put liberty of the people above his personal safety and property. while the country has serious conversations over removing tributes to confederate leaders. a school for william sherman will be removed. the committee remarks on his colonization and military philosophy, citing youtube or wikipedia. and then the street it is on. the problem with that is named problematic because the colonial earl that it is named for allegedly sent people to prison without a proper trial. let's have this conversation. joining me is randall kennedy, a professor at harvard law school. professor. so good to have you for

diane feinstein, barbara, they all come from san francisco so that was one of the key ingredients iskamala harris' rise. >> reading the book, the first time you mentioned you cover a story on paris was i think november 1994. you covered her for 26 years. when you are working on this, is there anything you discovered through your reporting that surprise you about her but you didn't know previously? >> there were certainly details. when i was of political affairs columnist editorial page editor, the perception of kamala harris was that she was overly cautious, didn't take stands on key issues and i'm not sure i would change too many words in the columns i wrote in 2011 -- 12 but i'm not sure cautious is the right word. she was careful, precise carefully, she was a strategic. i think she will. these are the qualities that i think set her apart from many politicians and help her rise so yeah, i find her a fascinating character in ways that you can see when i saw kamala harris and met her first in 2007 really when she was trying to elect barack obama president, trying to help him with the

be changing that name and paul revere is going down as far as the school is concerned and even diane feinsteins amazing we are concentrating on changing school names instead of opening to your point schools in san francisco. i have a 5, and 7-year-old, when they are not in school they are zoomed out, you have to have kids back in school, the only way they are going to learn. nancy pelosi, san francisco her district, she could put out a statement for leadership. todd: this is so well, the liberal mayor of the most liberal city in our country agrees with you on this, you heard her before, what i cannot understand is why the school board is advancing a plan to have all the schools renamed by april when the recent plan to have our kids back in the classroom by then. how worried should we be that no matter where we live in the country somebody had this thought and it was approved by a bunch of other people and put into play? >> we are governed by children at this point and this is a classic example of overreach and the boomerang effect. if we highlight these things and shine a light on these decisi

release the confidential settlement conference with the president, democrats are jumping on this, diane feinsteins not only pressuring a election officials against the law, right nene wrath ends berger if he doesn't comply with trump's wishes, orders on extortion, also on capitol hill growing number of republicans say they plan to jacked when congress certifies the results of the election. >> waivable on january 6 on certification and a member of congress faces a dilemma to pretty lousy choices, we can vote to certify, not consider any objections, if we do that, that will be heard by a lot of americans saying we don't think voter fraud is a real concern. >> cruz wants an election audit to take place by commission, number of republicans who oppose this effort, lindsey graham writes proposing a commission at this late date which has 0 chance of becoming reality is not fighting for president trump, mike pence will preside over the joint session next week, his office says that pence does support those in congress objected to the result if they want to. >> rich edson at the white house, thinking. the

senator diane feinstein recently indicated to bloomberg reporter she doesn't think senators hawley andished for spreading the lies. do you agree or should people like hawley and cruz and congressman wilbur be punished for their roles here? >> i think people should be held accountable for their action. she'll speak about her chamber, i'll speak about mine. there were people in our chamber who were tweeting out the speerk of the house's location while people were trying to assassinate her. i do think those individuals should be held aengtable and probably being criminally investigated. >> i'm just curious you would know this, the speech and debate clause, how would that factor into that? >> well, yes, certainly anything that relates in the chamber, but we are -- we can patrol our own chamber. and i do think after investigation if people aided and gave comfort to the terrorists, we have the right to expel them. >> all right, congressman eric swalwell, thank you so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> republicans have criticized president biden's executive order to rejoin the paris climate

. >> well, on the other end of the age and experience section in california is senator diane feinstein, and i'm curious what you make of increasing criticisms of her, by people who never agreed with her politics. she is more of a centrist and the state has changed since she was elected in 1992 and questions of her age and if she is slowing down, and i think -- some of them. might be valid for us to ask as voters and constituent is but it does all feel tinged given she she is a woman. how do you think about this stuff and how -- i don't know if you think people like myself should be talking about it? it is so sensitive. >> it is -- we have had plenty -- if you look at american history, plenty of -- she's the first basically older woman to serve in office. >> shouldn't strom thurmons have stepped down earlier, jesse holme. ... >> and the candidate or the elected official has got to decide if she or he or they are prepared and ready to continue service or not and in the cases i'm sure she's dedicated her life to service in the state of california so they have to make those decisions and t

landmark number 85 that was adopted in 1987 with the votes supervisor diane feinstein and nine colleagues. while there's an argument that existing designation for chestnut street, would subject the murals to landmark designation. there's some legal question around that and as to whether or not a permit or certificate will be required for the alteration removal or demolition for this artwork that is internal to the property. i think that piece of san francisco's artisti artistic des its own landmark status. i've been in there dozens if not close to hundred times. you don't need any convincing. colleagues, let work together with the san francisco art institute and board of regents at the university of california that bought their debt. may be some of their greatest art student graduates that include others and chart a path towards their solvency and include their faculty and representatives that are represented by opeiu and their students alumni and the neighbors that supervisor stefani and i share. there's a little dispute, we're getting to the bottom of that. it should be our prerogative