senator and san francisco's first woman mayor diane feinstein. d of the philippines and champion of freedom and democracy for peoples around the world. many filipino americans remember how mayor feinstein appointed people from the asian american community in san francisco including filipino americans in office. they remember how mayor feinstein attended many events including the philippine consulate general and took time to visit many homes with interest in knowing the condition of women of color including female filipino-americans. feinstein's legacy of trail blazing live on in the years to come. you in gives me great privilege to join you for the thenth celebration of filipino-american history month in the city and county of san francisco. the 31 years ago by filipino-american national historical society. october has become the month long commencement rigz of filipino-american history. which dates become to october 15, 1587. with the arrival of natives in california. considered the first recorded presence of filipinos in the united states. today

diane. >> feinstein's impact is seen all over san francisco where her political career started. and now there's a push for a permanent tribute to the trailblazing senator. a committee called dianne feinstein 100 plus would like to rename the international terminal at san francisco international airport after her. let's take a live look at sfo tonight. the committee actually floated the idea a few months before feinstein's death when she died in september. the committee moved forward immediately to seek the support of the san francisco airport commission on a different kind of drug test will be available at walgreens stores across the nation. >> it's a controversial way to stop accidental overdoses and breathing easy for a bay area company says it's come up with a and clean our air.mate change >> how it works but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visu

representative jackie spear of san mateo retired, diane feinstein passed away, and speaker ameritech nancy pelosi stepped down from her leadership position last november. we heard today from southbay congressman bera,, he says su stepping down is a huge loss to the bay area, but she certainly has a lasting impact. >> she has been a mentor to many young people in the bay area, and i probably wouldn't be in congress if it were not for her mentorship. so, she leaves a great legacy an example of public service. >> she is leaving big shoes to fill, and no one has officially put their name in the hat yet, but there are rumors swirling about if you like just becker, jos midian, everett lowe, and sam accardo. but, are presented of su still has one year left in congress, and one of her goals is to continue to help develop the guardrails of artificial intelligence, she was just named one of time magazine's top 100 people in a i. >> thanks so much. >>> let's turn to the weather. in an unusually warm day for much of the bay area as we head into thanks giving. >> chief meteorologist paul hagan ha

senator and san francisco's first woman mayor diane feinstein. d of the philippines and champion of freedom and democracy for peoples around the world. many filipino americans remember how mayor feinstein appointed people from the asian american community in san francisco including filipino americans in office. they remember how mayor feinstein attended many events including the philippine consulate general and took time to visit many homes with interest in knowing the condition of women of color including female filipino-americans. feinstein's legacy of trail blazing live on in the years to come. you in gives me great privilege to join you for the thenth celebration of filipino-american history month in the city and county of san francisco. the 31 years ago by filipino-american national historical society. october has become the month long commencement rigz of filipino-american history. which dates become to october 15, 1587. with the arrival of natives in california. considered the first recorded presence of filipinos in the united states. today

this year, we said goodbye to a political trailblazer, california's longest serving senator, diane feinsteinsom appointed laphonza butler to fill her seat, who's already said she would not seek reelection in 2024. - so, it's back to the original cast of characters, and according to a recent uc berkeley poll, here's where they stand now. the front runners are representatives, adam schiff of burbank and katie porter of irvine. - [juliette] and here is what's interesting. democratic congresswoman barbara lee got only 7% support in the survey. she is tied with republican front runners steve garvey, the former dodgers player and businessman james bradley. - this crowded field of candidates will be narrowed down to the top two vote getters. california's primary election is on march 5th. you can register to vote at any of our websites. - all of our cbs newsrooms will be continuing to dig into what will be a very busy political election year. - but for now, thank you for joining us for this edition, "bear politics." (dramatic music) >>> ukraine has documented cases of more than 19,000 children abduc

invasion of afghanistan and iraq, currently running for diane feinstein's former senate seat in california but intricate timing tonight, i'm really glad you're here. obviously on the strike , israel's confirming that it hit an annual summit in gaza, claiming it was being used by hamas after that request by secretary blank and saying that israel needs to try to protect palestinian civilians, what is your reaction to that? >> caitlin, thank you for inviting me to be with you, first of all i have called for a cease-fire, and this should not be mistaken for the lack of support for, and protection and safety for israelis and palestinians. and i'm calling for the end of all hostilities and this means also hamas, it means islamic, the islamic jihad, it means has blood, it means all of the hostilities needs to cease. because a couple of things are happening. worst of all, we see now, probably over 9000 civilians that have been killed, 3500 children. thus a station of violence and hostilities is crucial to the release of hostages, it is crucial to making sure that a regional war does not erupt, we

first, it's so painful to lose two greats in a month, diane feinstein, another dear friend the otherefense policy board and his name was on the kissinger center for china and the u.s. at the wilson center, which i ran for ten years. he told me the story of how this started, which is that he worked for nelson rockefeller in 1968. rockefeller lost to nixon. during the transition, the nixon folks called and said would he like to meet nixon. he said, sure. he met nixon. a day later he was offered the role of national security advisor. basically, cold call and amazing offer. guess what he said? he said, i have to think about it. a day later, he calls nelson rockefeller who said, are you out of your mind? of course, you are going to accept. a lot of what has happened happened in a certain accident. the other thing i was thinking about was sitting next to him, we were briefed on the early stages of ai. he turned and he said, what is this ai? of course, we all know not only did he write a groundbreaking article with eric schmitt, but then he wrote a book. he was writing another book. a mind

. >> in honor of senator diane feinstein i like to offer a moment of silence before we continue with this meeting. [moment of silence] >> thank you. commissioners, your next item is item 4. approval of inminutes of september 6, 2023. any comments or questions from the commission regarding the wednesday september 6 meeting minutes? do we have anyone from the public that wish to comment? moderator, open the phone line, we'll allow time for callers to submit their request. moderator, do we have callers in queue? no callers. thank you very much. >> no request to speak, motion to approve wednesday september 6 commission meeting? >> i move. >> we have a motion and second. mr. secretary, please take a roll call vote to approve the minutes. [roll call] >> we have unanimous vote. >> thank you. commissioners, item 5 is executive director's report. presented by our dos executive director kelly dearman. >> thank you. good morning everyone. i just have a few things to report on. first, the administration for community living, acl has published its first ever proposed federal rule for adult protec

through the proper legislative process, as well as senators cornyn, klobuchar and late senator diane feinstein for their leadership in the senate. through our bicameral work this bill has only gotten stronger. we have added an important provision to ensure a portion of the funds from this program specifically are set aside for the auditing of untested rape kits. this will support law enforcement's efforts to fully account for rape kits in their possession so they can be more efficiently analyzed, processed and used, to put rapists behind bars. i want to thank senator rand paul for this legislative contribution and i look forward to seeing an overwhelming bipartisan show of support for this bill and this program on the floor of the u.s. house of representatives. to debbie smith, i have heard your calls, ma'am, to get this done. and i promise you this program will be re-authorized as soon as possible. i thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. >> i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman is recognized. >> h.r. 2295, the debbie smith act of 2023 wo