also 90-year-old california senator diane feinstein. now, senator's daughter is now reportedly taken on power of attorney over her affairs as the family tries to settle the estate of her late husband, feinstein recently had this viral moment, had to guide her through a committee meeting. just say aye. >> senator feinstein. >> say aye. >> pardon me? >> aye. >> yeah. i would like to support a yes vote on this and it funds priorities submitted -- >> just say aye. >> okay. just -- >> aye. >> aye. >> sean: wow, here with reaction is texas congressman johnny jackson, also former doctor for barack obama and donald trump, and fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. i am going to be blunt. i look at -- where is the family of diane feinstein? where is the family of john fetterman, frankly where is the family of joe biden, saying you know what, it's enough is enough, you are not up to this job physically, mentally, cognitively. to me it's in some cases bordering on elder abuse. your reaction. >> well sean, we know where the family of senat

it took diane feinstein in her efforts 110 years later, $60 million to refurbish it. i are want to thank and acknowledge the sfmta that has kept it in a good state of repair every since. [applause] but these cable cars are linked to the economic success of san francisco. not only because they attract tourists from around the world, but because they continue to deliver our people to work each and every day before pandemics, during pandemics, after pandemics and i will leave you with this remaining thought, if you ever want to run for supervisor of district 3, i never revealed this until now, the best place tocome pain is the cable car in the morning when everybody who is commuting to work from district 3 to jobs in district 3 is available to receive your fliers even though i think technically you are not supposed to do that on the cable car. congratulations on 150 years! [applause] rick >> thank you aaron. thank you. so glad telegraph hill is represented here. such a core part of the city. most people dont recognize how unusual our transportation agency is. besides tra

diane feinstein is okay and she is at home.ill in the red right now we are off of session lows right now we have it bounce back from the big drop on tuesday. the sectors that we've really been watching, young industrials, financials and you have technology, the tech story is a big one and all that dragging down the market especially tech in the nasdaq. the nasdaq is down nearly a full% right now. nvidia is a big issue right now but nvidia is one of the hottest stocks we've been following. nvidia a little bit of pressure but this has a huge run up. a few things on our radar "after the bell" disney is coming out we were just talking about woke companies disney will be coming out you have the actors strike a hot button issue, the theme parks issue in the how to get questions about what is going on with reedy creek in florida and the continuing fight with the state of florida and governor desantis. there is the dow 30, we are getting dizzy, yellow corporation wind resource as well. a lot of big names are coming up "after the bell".

give somebody else the chance to do the job. >> yeah. >> yeah, so, look -- i think between diane feinsteinresident joe biden and certainly mitch mcconnell, it is time to have a serious conversation about age limits for our public servants. right? there is nothing strange about the fact that many states have age limits for judges. there is age limits for air traffic controllers, all kinds of professions. why would we have it be that the most important jobs are public servants, are immune to age limits? but >> there is also -- what is interesting is that the question he was being asked about was about whether he would run again. and it just raises this question. if you are a kentucky constituent of mitch mcconnell right now, don't you deserve an answer about what is going on with his health more than just, oh, he was feeling light headed today? >> yeah, it feels really irresponsible, like frank luntz said. i think i really insufficient response. we are living in what some people of color gerontocracy, with leaders on both sides of the aisle are much older. and it's not -- you know, we want t

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. >>> senator diane feinstein embroiled in a bitter lawsuit with her own family. the 90-year-old senator represented by her daughter is suing the trustees of her late husband's estate, accusing them of what she calls financial elder abuse. she alleges they failed to pay her millions of dollars that she's due. nbc's ryan nobles has the latest. >> reporter: dianne feinstein, the 90-year-old political icon already facing public questions about her age and health, now at the center of a personal lawsuit filed on her behalf by her daughter katherine, aimed at the trustees of her late husband's estate. feinstein's daughter acting as her power of attorney. the suit accuses the trustees of, quote, financial elder abuse claiming they're withholding funds the senator is entitled to. feinstein's richard blume died last year. the suit accuses the trustees of not properly funding the trust or providing feinstein with her entitled income. the suit says the court should, quote, suspend and remove the trustees for breaching their fiduciary duties. attorneys for the trustees fired

there's alsoue year old california senator diane feinstein. ein.w, the senator's daug is now reportedly taking on power oatf attorney over her affairs as the family tries to settle the estate of her late husband. and feinstein recently had this viral moment where her staff and colleagues had to guide her through a committee hearing. just just say,h i just say i watch senator feinstein say, pardon me. yeah uh, i would like to support a yes vote on this. and it funds priorities submitted. yeah. just say i. okay. just>> my wow. johnn here with reaction is texas congressmayn ronny jackson, also former doctor for barack obama and donald trump and fox news medical contributed dr. nicole saphierontribut. good to see you guys. thank you. i talk to nicole, don't knowk at how to say this and in gentle way, i'm just going to be blunt. >> i loowheris the famk at wher? family of dianne feinstein? >> where is th hee family of john fetterman? frankly, where is the family of joe bide n saying, you know what? enough is enough. it's time to retirenoughs enoug yo

g i don't have anything bad to say about diane feinstein.bodyd her family, pleasee love her and take her home. it's notho right to me that's. elder abuse. ane frankly, if somebody in th biden family really cared about him, they would tell him, no, joe, you're no telt up to another four years of this. you're not going to make it. it's not faitherisr to them. where are those people? do you see what i see? i'm not the doctor. you're the wha doctor. >> i agree with you. look, i haven't examined them, but i don't like the word gaffesexaminedm bu. usi why are we using the word gaffes for joe biden? what is a gaffe? it's a mistake. it'syou make and you get a littt bit embarrassed and then you correct it. verona versus vern nova when he's trying to talk green energy with g g ver nova, and he talks a city that's from the middle ages. do you have confidence that he understands what he's from? >> the middle ages. so, so so again, and this is being officiated where's the mri? where's the cognitive test? i've seen his yearly physicari? they show us. we a

senator diane feinstein is a problem. she is 90. she did vowed to finish. n's problem is harris, she's a burden, a drag on his reelection prospects. feinstein could resign from the senate and gavin newsom could appoint harris to replace her. biden could find a more popular running mate. wasn't a few days ago the biden reelection campaign told donors that harris is a strong political force and an invaluable asset. those are quotes. the media is now sending a different message than the campaign is sending. stuart: a different message from what they want to hear. lauren: will the media get their way? >> we will turn to the markets. that out is down 250, nasdaq 53 points, we have a lot on the dow coming up. here is my theory. the market is down because of china and fitch. is that hurting of a market this morning? >> you are spot on. look at the china issue. it is concerning what is coming out of china, three big issues, the first is the chinese currency is at the lowest level, down 5% year to date, in the currency world that a big move. the first time since febr

we knew diane feinstein, when she was mayor in 1982, campaign to save the cable cars. for that, there was one other. he discovered how being a female grip changed the life of one woman. >> it is a bucket list experience. she ride on a cable car. some are unaware that they have been rescued from your oblivion a few times. right now, the cable car only exists in the city and county of san francisco. let me tell you why. because of women. when city leaders wanted to embrace new cars and freeways in the 1940's, san francisco socialite -- and her women led group campaigned to preserve the cable cars. they were so internationally known that celebrities like jagger helped dianne feinstein raise money to refurbish old wheat. -- old fleet. without her campaign in 1982 to raise $60 million, the cable cars would have liked appeared. -- likely disappeared. citing health issues, senator feinstein was unable to attend the celebration. >> in tribute to her, he would not be here if she had not made that strong step when she was mayor of san francisco to save the cable cars. >> another

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stuart: breaking right now senator diane feinstein taken to the hospital in san francisco.the hospital introductory she fell inside of her home. she's been released in here is a statement from her office, senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home all of her scans were clear and she returned home. she's 90 she's been dealing with health issues recently, shingles, paralysis on part of the phase that are absent from the senate for three months in her daughter has been given power of attorney. stuart: we wish her well. riley gaines and other women sports advocates attacked by protesters if they save women sports act signing ceremony. [shouting] stuart: enough of that, riley gaines joins me now. will you take us through what happened and tell us, what happened to you. >> we were there for the ceremonial bill signing governor abbott of texas was signing in the texas women's hall of fame which was a fitting place for the signing to occur and upon arriving we were met with protest naturally to no one's surprise

now to new health concerns for diane feinstein. old was briefly hospitalized after falling in her home. senior congressional correspondent rachel scott joins us with the latest. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. senator feinstein is 90 years old, the oldest member of the u.s. senate, and this morning sources say she is recovering after tripping and falling over a chair in san francisco on tuesday. her office describing this as only a minor fall, saying that she was briefly hospitalized and released once all of her scans were clear. this is just the latest health scare. she spent three months from capitol hill recovering from shingles. last month she appeared confused during a committee meeting. she was forced to rely heavily on her staff when it came time to cast her vote. this is not the only i.n.s. den that's raising concerns about the health and the age of u.s. senators. 81-year-old senate minority leader mitch mcconnell suffered an episode, freezing at the microphone during a press conference. his off

job at 81 with whatever he's dealing with healthwise, but also, president biden, donald trump, diane feinsteincan't believe is still in office. what do you make of it all? >> the conversation is already happening. it already was happening about some of the broader point about the aging politicians, at the head of our government. but specifically, with senator mcconnell, it was very noteworthy there, it was very difficult to watch, we should say. our viewers obviously saw that, that he clearly didn't want to leave. when this happened in the summer when he was on capitol hill, they moved him away, it lasted a bit longer. here, he didn't want to leave because it almost felt like he knew what was happening, and he wanted to stay and answer the question and then when the question was asked about a political candidate for governor, he knew exactly what it was, he knew exactly who the reporter was asking about and wanted to answer the question. what we don't know is why this is happening. all we know is that his office is saying that he was lightheaded just like they did over the summer and he's seek

senator diane feinstein says that the democratic lawmaker is now back home after a brief hospital visitution after a minor fall and all her scans were clear. this is the latest in a string of health issues for the senate's oldest member. at 90 years old. earlier this year, she was hospitalized for shingles. which led to an extended absence from capitol hill. then suffered multiple complications during her recovery. well florida governor ron desantis is coming under fire from democrats after he suspended the state attorney for the orlando area. it is the second time that the republican presidential hopeful has removed a democratically elected prosecutor whose politics do not align with his conservative views. the head of florida's democratic party condemned wednesdays removal of the state prosecutor as a quote political hit job. cnn's steve contorno has the latest. >> on the presidential campaign, trail governor rhonda scent is often boasts about the time that he removed a progressive prosecutor from office. and that he has done it again on wednesday, desantis announced he was descending

it took diane feinstein in her efforts 110 years later, $60 million to refurbish it. i are want to thank and acknowledge the sfmta that has kept it in a good state of repair every since. [applause] but these cable cars are linked to the economic success of san francisco. not only because they attract tourists from around the world, but because they continue to deliver our people to work each and every day before pandemics, during pandemics, after pandemics and i will leave you with this remaining thought, if you ever want to run for supervisor of district 3, i never revealed this until now, the best place tocome pain is the cable car in the morning when everybody who is commuting to work from district 3 to jobs in district 3 is available to receive your fliers even though i think technically you are not supposed to do that on the cable car. congratulations on 150 years! [applause] rick >> thank you aaron. thank you. so glad telegraph hill is represented here. such a core part of the city. most people dont recognize how unusual our transportation agency is. besides tra

. >>> and senator diane feinstein went to the hospital following a fall on tuesday.clear. she has returned home. she was hospitalized for shingles earlier this year. >>> court records are revealing disturb go new details after the moments after a virginia elementary school teacher was allegedly shot by a 6-year-old student inside her classroom earlier this year including what he said to the school staffer who restrained him. an game zwerner suffered gunshots to her chest and hand. the quotes from this boy are chilling torsion say the least. what are we learn about and from these new courts filings? >> reporter: we have a couple of new court documents obtained by our affiliate. the first is about what investigators were able to learn when they first got on scene. essentially after this 6-year-old boy, investigators say, shot abigail zwerner, his first grade teacher, they say he was restrained by a reading specialist at the school and she later told police, according to the documents, i'm going to quote these, i shot that b word dead, noting the document says he actual

. >> the churches been working with congressman john garamendi and dianne diane feinstein's office whoen very helpful in trying to get the group home. >> more extreme heat on the way for millions of americans across the country this weekend. here's abc news news reporter rhiannon ally. >> we take you to do and relenting heat and an unwelcome return to this country as people into states reveal tragic deaths. >> they never had to spend a day apart. >> in texas, ramona and mann way were found inside of their home outside of houston at their air conditioning failed. the great grandparents would have been celebrating their 52nd anniversary this week it >>'s been devastating to our family. the heat is just not a joke. >> the death is at least two of seven tied to heat in harris county since june. staying hydrated is always a concern in the heat, but a man near indianapolis says that his sister died of water toxicity. that is when someone drinks too much water too fast. >> someone said she bottled water in 20. that's what you're supposed to drink and a whole day. >> there things that can make

. >> the fox news alert. 90-year-old californiarnia sen senator diane feinstein has been hospitalizedafter she n francisco home yesterday. her team released a statement saying this. senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution aftert a minor fall in her home. inl of her scansatsaying t wered she returned home. seinstein is fresh off shingle ,a virus that causes brain inflammation. she missed two months of work this year, and when she came back, her staffers had to teller her how to vote. >> senators turn power o f she attorney over to her daughter. >> so why is she still in the senate? the is nancy pelosi. if feinstein steps down before a term's up in 2024, governor gavin newsom gets to pick a replacement before they hold a special election. >> newsom's already boxed himself into a corner, promising to appoint a black woman to fill feinstein seat, which means congresswoman barbara lee is going to be california's next senator.ext but nancy pelosi has already endorsed adam schiff forendors senator. >> and nancy doesn't want lee to get a leg udam sca

. >> reporter: across the aisle, democratic diane feinstein facing questions about her health.t 90, she is the oldest person in the senate, briefly hospitalized later this month after tripping over a chair and recently appearing confused at a senate committee meeting. mcconnell's office insist he is feeling fine, that he would see a doctor before his next event. he did speak to several republicans by phone, even attended a fund-raiser. he's expected to return back to washington next week when the senate comes back to recess. eva? >> that video, though, hard to watch. dr. jennifer ashton joins us in our next half hour with more on this. demarco? >>> now to more legal trouble for rudy giuliani. a judge found him liable for defaming two georgia election workers who sued him for making false charges about their handling of the ballots. our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky has the latest. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning to you, demarco. the things that rudy giuliani said about those two poll workers were not true, but the consequences to their lies we

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diane. of course mitch mcconnell is a republican, dianne feinstein is a democrat. maybe this is ageism. maybe it's sexism. but i would say to dianne feinstein's credit and the credit of her staff, she's been very transparent about her issues. we knew the medical diagnosis, and i was one of those to speak out about her lack of being able to do the job earlier this year. but her team has been transparent. we knew she was diagnosed with shingles. we recently heard yesterday she had a minor fall. on the other side of that, her counterpart, mitch mcconnell in the senate, has not been transparent. we have no idea what happened to mitch. there's been no discussion or release of medical information about what exactly transpired. so i think that certainly politics plays a role in that. >> fair point. all right. dr. elizabeth bergman, we'll follow up with mitch mcconnell's office, and see what details we can get there. as it stands, california will elect a new senator to replace california senator dianne feinstein in november of '24. were she to step down first, just theoretically, governor newso