dianne feinstein had a little different take in terms of the high-value targets. this is what she said. >> having the executive being the prosecutor, the judge, the jury, and executioner all in one is very contrary to traditions in the laws of this country. particularly in this ditch away to where there is time. if a soldier on the battlefield does not have time to go to court, if you're planning a strike over a matter of days, weeks, or months, there is an opportunity to least go to some outside of the executive branch body like the fisa court in a top-secret way, make the case that this american citizen is an enemy combatant. >> i think is worthy of discussion. our tradition, judicially, is a court of law is used to determine one's guilt or innocence for past actions for it which is very different from the decisions made on the battlefield as well as actions taken against terrorists. because none of those actions are to determine past built for those actions they took. the decisions made are to take action so we prevent a future action to protect american lives.

senator dianne feinstein saying she's been interrupted five times and another protester holding up a feinstein noting code pink for the repeated interruptions of this hearing saying that brennan deserves -- let's listen in. >> we will recess for a few minutes. >> the room is being cleared and -- here with me, domenico, we see interruptions from time to time. up to five according to senator feinstein. she is now clearing the room to allow people back in. what is your take? >> i counted five as well as just taking notes sitting here and listening in. obviously, you know, she called out the code pink protesters saying she wouldn't let them back in. they have been to a lot of hearings before where they have gotten themselves in. i don't remember it happening five times. >> yeah. >> or a chairperson having to clear the room. like she just had to do. you saw one woman who was escorted out had a sign that said "brennan equals drone killing." another saying she speaks for the children of somalia, yemen and pakistan. >> one with the last name of aziz, the 16-year-old. a lot of people question

from baton rouge, louisiana, please welcome dianne lindsay. nice to see you, dianne.cheers and applause] so i know down in baton rouge we play on wafb at 6:30 at night, which is why maybe it's appropriate to have a little bit-- >> cocktail hour. >> cocktail hour, okay. >> you betcha. >> what do you normally have while you're watching the show? >> well, on a good day, wine. >> uh-huh. >> on a real good day, a margarita. on a real bad day, a margarita. >> [laughs] >> one of those. >> and when you play the game at home with your glass of wine or the margarita, how do you do? >> well, i do well enough that my husband said, "you really should try out for the show." >> and you did, and you made it, which proves that you're pretty smart. your husband's here. michael's in the audience. >> yeah. >> i noticed. and some of your buddies, six of your friends that i know they're your friends because they're all wearing the beads. >> no, they are my friends,my ds and two of them are my sisters. >> i'm glad to have all your family with you. and everybody's got the beads on, i noticed

dianne feinstein is somehow the enemy here is amazing.e guns are doing the killing, and feinstein is trying to stop them. but what does it say to you that the nra is using this as an opportunity to encourage people to buy more guns. >> clearly the bottom line for the nra is gun sales. they represent gun manufacturers. and the more they make statements like this at horribly tone deaf moments, i think they fall slowly even further and further out of touch with main stream america. >> michael: a new poll out today found that americans worry more about being the victim of gun violence than losing their job or paying their mortgage. and 65% support an assault weapons ban. you are in this fight every day. do you feel the tide is turning right now? >> absolutely i feel the tide is turning. we're still having our phones ring off of the hooks in our office. new people trying to engage with us that are asking what they can do. new offices in capitol hill are reaching out and finding some ground to compromise on. americans are seeing that these mass

dianne feinstein and barbara boxer were gracious in their loss to a point. >> let me congratulate youinning but for making sure that your family members left the last quarter. >> if the 49ers won dianne feinstein and barbara boxer would have enjoyed crab cakes. >>> lance armstrong is being sued. a company filed the lawsuit today. they are suing over the $12 million in bonuses they paid him for winning the tour de france. lance armstrong admitted to winning the tour de france. >>> a police officer accused of killing three people has a bay area connection, coming up, we are going through the first interview with bill bratton -- with bill bratton. -- with former los angeles police department chief bill bratton.

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feinstein senator dianne feinstein who was the. the ranking person on the on the intelligence committee really just sort of. extolling the government's choice in targets with him targeting your wall aki she even went so far as to sort of say that. when people you know when the when the drone program arouses controversy or inspires controversy that people think that that it's just you know killing any random citizen but that this particular citizen was not a citizen which americans can be proud of that was that was that her you know the use of language and it seemed there was a it was kind of a chilling. moment because she seemed to be saying that if we don't like somebody we have the right to kill somebody and i think i don't think that's exactly what she meant but it sure sounded like that well certainly a lot of questions i guess we're going to have to wait and see if we're going to get any answers appreciate you coming on the show tom that was tom juneau writer at large for ask quire well if you watched r.t. you've heard of the

even people who, like dianne feinstein, her life has been personally touched by gun violence. president obama and vice president joe biden have a lot of skin in the game have acknowledged for weeks and months, we are not likely to see a comprehensive package pass through congress that curbs gun violence. magazine clips, possibly. broadening background checks, possibly. assault weapons ban, no. as you see the heart wrenching moments and you see the polling, the reality in the halls of congress does still look different. >> we should point out that these are national numbers. when you get to votes in congress, you have to look at the districts which tend to be more dominated one side or the other. >> that's right. >> i asked them to drill down on the numbers. 69% of women versus say% of men want stricter gun laws. finally, on this subject, mayor bloomberg's pack, the gun law change pack has had an impact. this is the special election in chicago to replace jesse jackson. robin kelly defeated debby hagelston who had an "a" rating from the nra. >> a lot of things happened in this r

petras. >>> hi, high name is dianne amos. thank you for your time today. i'm one of those people that started in my late teens. i've done my four years at floor. when mr. petras took it over, i'm not mad at anybody [speaker not understood]. my 15 year old said she wanted her birthday party at cafe floor. [speaker not understood]. what mr. petras ha done, how much he's into farmers market, everything he called and asked me to help on, its was something i was so completely behind. there is no way i wouldn't show up for him because that community to me and what cafe floor represents is so much a part of my life. and when i go in there and i see the rainbow that's in there, and for us me and my husband and my kids to be there and feel welcome, it's more than i can say. mostly, when i hear and talk to the merchants of the neighborhood which i do because i have that kind of mouth, i hear support. so, i'm a little confused at who is so angry. to me it sounds a little bill like you thought about this before us and actually have the space. so, i'm wanting you to re

dianne feinstein who heads the intelligence committee says lawmakers should know what brennan knew and when he knew it. she released a statement saying it's critical for the committee's oversight function to fully understand the legal basis for all intelligence and counter-terrorism operations. >>> in a speech last summer, brennan said the use of drone strikes by the u.s. turned al qaeda into a shadow of what it once was. under president obama, the program has been used to take out more than 400 terrorist targets in pakistan and the middle east. >>> potential cuts in the defense department budget are already forcing changes in american military operations. the pentagon says it will reduce the naval presence in the persian gulf. plans for the uss harry truman carrier to head to the gulf this week have been canceled. that would leave one carrier in the region. defense secretary leon panetta warns under the cuts pentagon workers could face furloughs saying, this is not a game this is reality. >>> vice president joe biden made an emotional appeal to house democrats last night urging them t

dianne feinstein, herself, commented that she has had her gun ban legislation in her desk for over ar. waiting for the right time to introduce it. really? waiting for an unspeakable act to occur, so the american people could be persuaded to by her political agenda? see, it is not about making our kids or our streets safer. it is all about their decades-old agenda. >> what i said is that we have been working on this for a year. yeah, it is a rather complicated piece of legislation, because it exempts 2200 hunting, sporting weapons, by make and model. and that took some work of staff and consultation with real gun experts to be sure that we could be correct on all counts. so it was not a bill just quickly slapped together. it had some thankful consideration. >> lapierre and the nra made senator feinstein into their latest villain, in the march edition of the magazine, america's first freedom, they horned on the dangers of background checks. saying the gun allies looked and saw the opportunity for which they had been waiting. murdered children. and their teachers have been turned into t

. >> just about the one person between you and an ar-15, senator dianne feinstein. plus, graphic new testimony, the scene from "law and order". >> yes, always. >> on dershowitz, marcia clark, and jodi arias. >>> and what was placed on the job? yahoo!'s chief builds a nursery in her own office, is this the way to break the glass ceiling? >>> good evening, the senate is locked and loaded tonight, taking a look at the most explosive and divisive controversial issue, guns, you know i don't want to out law guns, just the ones that are the most dangerous. here is an exchange on the guns between senator lindsey graham and edward flynn. >> if it is such an important issue, why aren't we prosecuting people who fail the background check, and there are 15 questions there. they're not hard to understand if you're filling out the form. so i'm a bit frustrated that we say one thing, how important it is, but in the real world we do absolutely nothing to enforce the laws on the books. >> just for the record, from my perspective -- >> how many cases have you made? >> you know what?

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search simple question was should people know what its government is doing that's essentially what dianne feinstein said on the floor of the senate and they were debating if i saw a reactor ization. back in december she basically said just that you know we can't tell people what we're really doing because if they found out they get pissed and you know that that is not an acceptable way to govern in a democracy elected senators also call reveal all you'll cools open topped the f.b.i. claims people miss so have no right to privacy you can go. professor neil richards do they have any legal grounding to do that at all i think to say that no one has a right to privacy when they use a mobile so no one has a right to privacy when the use the internet. every us family is being recorded not just for emails but in everything it does from poking tickets to choice of dog food that's harvesting of dates is being aided and abetted by your local network provider see even wired up its circuit direct to the national security agency to take joint sold themselves as anti establishment in nineteen eighty-fou

dianne feinstein herself commented that she's had her gun ban legislation on her desk for over a year waiting for the right time to introduce it. >> what would you like to say back to wayne la pierre? >> what i said is that we have been working on this for a year. it's a rather complicated piece of legislation because it exempts 2,200 hunting, sporting weapons by make and model, and that took some work of staff and consultation with real gun experts to be sure that we could be correct on all counts, so it wasn't a bill just quickly slapped together. it had some thoughtful consideration. we have a hearing coming up wednesday. we have a number of witnesses. i think we will make the case that this is constitutional. i think we will make the case that these weapons do not belong on the streets of our cities, that many of the parts of these weapons make them into weapons that are specifically designed to kill large numbers of people in close conflict. i don't really expect to agree with much that mr. lapierre says. of course, he has the right to say it, and i have the right to do this. i'v

. >> one thing, though, with the senate and dianne feinstein introducing the assault weapons ban, the newly invigorated policy for 2013, there hasn't been a lot of people coalescing around that, so to speak, in washington, d.c. a lot of people trying to put some daylight between themselves and what the senator would want to see. i want to show everybody what wayne lapierre had to say in direct reference to dianne feinstein over the weekend. take a look. >> i don't think you can trust -- i mean, my gosh, dianne feinstein said if we can go door-to-door and pick them all up, i'd do it. >> when we talk directly about what the nra represents and wayne lapierre being out there, being the spokesperson, the front and center person about second amendment rights, does he demean the argument by the fact that he shows up and would rather fearmonger than talk about facts? >> he's talked quite a bit in that interview about the facts, primarily one of the good points he made was universal background checks aren't universal, they only apply to law-abiding citizens and the fact is a lot of these polic

just yesterday dianne feinstein teeth -- dianne feinstein leads offer press conference with the pastor saying that if you're a good christian you have to be for the otherwise you don't care that kids are getting killed all around the country ends : essentials is. this is what the left best chance for. i'm going to discuss what it is we face in the other part of it is how we fight this because it is an overwhelming lead attempt -- attempt but to shut us out and to count people into being quiet because it is much easier to go of your daily business not being called a racist, sexist, biggest come homophobe who hates every minority. to begin, they are the institutional bullies. most of my books are about institutions, university system, hollywood, media. the reason the right has losses because we think individually in the left things institutionally. whenever you see someone getting get sucked in boc leftists getting sucked in these conversations because they're too busy taking of the media. the left things institutionally. they won a top down dictation a policy. they understand something.

when you hear dianne feinstein say why can't staff be involved? they have experts who work on their staff and, you know, if you were handed or i was handed a memo that was complex and we got a chance to read it but then they took it away and no one else could see it, yes, you had some oversight but you really didn't get a chance to study it to make lots of informed questions about it, that sort of thing. so that's part of that appeal. barbara mikulski said she's been jerked around time and time again. that gives you a window into a frustration where highly trusted members of congress are not getting answers and they let it be known. >> now, kelly, the brennan hearings sort of took up all the oxygen in political washington yesterday, but there was a hearing earlier in the day, senate armed services committee, leon panetta, the outgoing defense secretary, talked about many things but i want to play something about the attack in benghazi and the exchange between he and lindsey graham. >> it lasted almost eight hours. and my question to you is during

i pursued dianne feinstein's point about staff. when you go and you have under the previous administration a briefing with the president, the vice president, under the head of the cia, others, you're not allowed to -- i can remember driving with pat roberts when he was chairman and i was vice chairman. we weren't allowed to talk to each other. driving up or driving back. weren't allowed to do that. staff were a part of nothing. you have to understand that you're surrounded by people who work with you and fill you in. people who are experts. we are, too. but they got to be part of this. they got to be part of when the olc is -- it should come to them, also. i strongly support the chairwoman's view on that. now, in the enhanced interrogation techniques matter, a handful of former senior cia officials who were personally invested and are personally invested in defending the cia's detention and interrogation program, largely because their professional reputations depend on it, depend on it, purport to speak for the cia and its workforc

. >>> dianne finestein is trying to circulate 2,200 guns that are extent. they want to make sure they would ban 157 specific firearms for law enforcement use and it would ban ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. >>> automatic spending cuts are taking affect for 10 days from now. federal workers right here in california could be affected, kyla campbell? >> reporter: dave, there is talk of everything from furloughs to job cuts and right now 1,000 federal workers are waiting to see if they will be hit. lawmakers are on break this week so when they return next monday, they will come up with a plan to avoid those spending cuts that are taking affect. that will be welcomed news compared to flat out job cuts and they say those cuts will not happen until april and meanwhile economists say any cuts would hurt our economy which is in a slow recovery. president barack obama is pointing the finger at republicans and as you can guess, republicans are blaming the democrats with what they are saying in their weekly address, when i see you next, i will have

we want to acknowledge the husband of united states senator and former mayor dianne feinstein, mr.loom. the wife of former mayor gina mos coney and the wife of former mayor joe alliteo, catherine. the sister of former mayor george christopher. the board board and the rest of the city family who has made this event possible. we are also honored to be joined by several giants dignitaries. president and ceo larry baer and his wife sam. [cheers and applause] . giants vice president and general manager brian saibian and his wife amanda. [cheers and applause] the wife of the skipper mrs. kim bochy. and let us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina and rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible

. >>> they held hearings today on senator dianne feinstein's bill to ban 157 military semi- automatic assault weapon and magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. a man whose son died in the school shooting testified today. >> it is hard for me to be here today to talk about my deceased son. i have be his voice. >> with other family members looking on he asked senators to support the ban. dianne feinstein said her bill would be similar to laws in place in california and that those laws proven effective. >> california law enforcement tells me our states' ban has been effective in reducing the availability of these deadly weapons. >> opponents say the ban is uncologist and the government -- unconstitutional and the government needs to do more. >>> president obama plans to meet with leaders to discuss the spending cuts friday. the white house press secretary said it will be a chance to discuss how to keep the cuts from damaging the economy. it will be a chance about how to cut spending without raising taxes. stocks rose today on evidence housing is recovering. the dow is up 175 to 14,075.

my name is dianne rivera, and i have a cold. so, i hope you'll bear with me. member of the neighborhood emergency response team, and i am so pleased, as we all are, that nora has been chosen as the exemplary leader -- for receiving the exemplary leadership award for 2012. nora is a leader in her neighborhood and we all recognize her as a leader throughout the city. as a past coordinator nora has led her team in all aspects of nert training. nora does many other things for the nert program. she has organized youth groups, namely the red cross youth group, so they can act as victims during our triage drills. nora also participates in mini drills, outreach tabling programs, and she does continuing training. when nora is not doing this, she's working in the nert office organizing volunteers. nora is our resident ar extraordinaer. and what do i mean by that? nora has the ability through use of makeup to create life-threatening wounds on the limbs of victims. [laughter] >> so that our graduating nert class 6 triage people can see what it might really look like durin

. >>> some gun control experts are criticizing dianne feinstein's weapons ban. she wants to ban buying and selling of 150 fire arms. more than 2,000 others models would be exemp. some are questioning that saying some of the fire arms can cause just as much damage as the banned ones. dianne feinstein said it was designed to make it clear the bill wouldn't effect hunting and sporting weapons. >>> aurora colorado last july, the house passed new ammunition limits and expanded background checks. colorado republicans oppose the measure saying they restrict rights and won't prevent mass shootings. >>> san francisco a&b singer put on a concert to draw attention to gun violence following the school shooting in connecticut. [ music playing ] >> she held the concert in berkeley. the crowd included parents and children. she wanted to send a message to them and to kids all over the bay area. >> my purpose in doing this is so that our local kids know that the adult whose live in this community are there for them. you know, i was really moved -- moved is not an adequate word b

. >> dianne feinstein kicked out all observers. >> we have done this five times now. five times are enough. >> nc nominated the official to cia, there has been controversy surrounding techniques in the war on terror. members are furious they have been kept in the dark about drone strikes. >> why did they feel we were being trusted? brennan says he will protect secrecy and transparency. inif they were involved would make sure this committee had that information. >> that is a good start. says if he had been at the time, torture used in theve been stand to to his belief. >> i have a reputation for mind and doing so in a direct manner, which some attribute to my new jersey roots. >> the president authorized the department to show classifiedcongress memos. say they are not getting the information were promised. the committee will hold a session on this nomination and brennan willohn further grilling. cooper, abc 7 news. >> afghan students want to of theirthe music homeland. out maryland students are that.g them to do >> and an update on the nor'easter and where it is heade

i pursued dianne feinstein's point about staff. go and you have under the there was administration a briefing with the president or the vice president under the head of the cia and others, you are not allowed to -- i can remember driving with pat robert when is he was chair uh and i was vice chairman, we were not allowed to talk to each other driving up or back. we were not allowed to. the staff was a part of nothing. you have to understand that you are surrounded by people who work with you and fill you in. people were experts. we are too. they have to be part of this. they have to be part of when the olc is coming to them also. i strongly support the chair woman's view on this. in the enhanced intergirogation techniques matter, a handful of officials who were invested and are personally invested in defending the cia's interrogation program, largely because their reputations depend on it. the report to speak for the cia on this issue and i think it does all a great disservice. in high office, you and i discussed the landmark repor

dianne feinstein is leading the confirmation hearings for cia director nominee john brennan and that'sl report" for tonight. i'm chris wallace in washington. keep it right here on fox where more news is always on the way. "special report" online wit

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. >>> senator dianne feinstein said lawmakers should know what brennan knew and when he knew it. she released a statement, it is critical for the committee's oversight function to fully understand the legal basis for all the counterterrorism operation. >> last summer, brennan said the use of drone strikes by the u.s. has turned al qaeda into quote, a shadow of what it once was. under president obama, the program has been used to take out 400 terrorist targets in pakistan and the middle east. >>> potential cuts in the defense department have already faced changes in the military operations. the pentagon said it will reduce plans in the persian gulf. that would leave one carrier in the region. defense secretary leon panetta warns under the pentagon cuts, workers could face furloughs saying, quote, this is not a game. this is reality. >>> vice president joe biden made an emotional appeal to house democrats urging them to support the obama administration gun control administration. inviteden choked up while recounting sandy hook. and a somber tone turned emphatic, reminding his audie

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