senator dianne feinstein joins us from san francisco.ator, you are supporting a bill that would ban these bump fire stocks. do you have any republican supervisosupport for that bill. >> we have republican interest. i have nobody lined up. we have 38 cosponsored and all democratic. we had individuals that have indicated an interest and particularly for a hearing. >> dickerson: the nra put out a statement on thursday suggesting they would support looking into regulations that would keep these bump fire stocks from being sold. what did you make of that position? >> well, i thought that is a step forward. and it is appreciated. regulations respect going to do it. with he need a law. it can't be changed by another president. right now we are seeing one president change actions of a president that came before him, and that would happen in this area, and i hope that americans will step up and say, enough is enough. congress do something. >> what do you make of the increased sales of bump fire stock in the passing of the legislation? >> i don't

>> reporter: now for the first time in almost 50 years, dianne is breaking her silence in her memoir,r of the family." she says she spent her first year living with a beach boy at an old tv and movie set outside l.a. but her relationship with manson began to change. manson was becoming increasingly violent. convinced the beatle song "helter-skelter" was warning of a war. he gave them stabbing lessons. he had you practice kil >> yes, he did. >> reporter: how did that happen? >> this race war was going to happen. and charlie was always playing like mind games. >> reporter: then in august of 1969, leo and rosemary, joe sebring and actress sharon tait all brutally murdered. >> they gave me the gory details with a certain amount of glee or almost like bragging? which just made me feel even worse. i mean, it was like what? how could you do that? >> reporter: police eventually linked manson to the murders, arresting him and several of his other followers, including then 16-year-old dianne. at manson's trial, dianne's supposi explosive testimony helped put him behind >> i was asked did i love

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. >> money watch's dianne king hall joins us live from the stock exchange with the details but firstook at the numbers. good morning, dianne. >> good morning, rahel and jim stocks lost ground yesterday on wall street after weak corporate report card, in the end dow jones tumbled 112 and nasdaq who 34. >>> new strict security measures applying to all flights in the u.s. take effect today, new procedures cover about 2100 flights a day , they apply to americans and foreigners, travelers can expect more details inspections of personally electric tronic devices and possible interviews by airline workers, some are advising passengers to arrive at the airport three hours before their flight. >>> uber is unveiling its own, credit card, money spent on the car earns uber credit applied toward rides, food by uber eats, cash back and give card, the uber visa card out next week comes with an annual prescription credit used on services like spotify, netflix or amazon prime membership. >>> burger king out with the new campaign that appears to troll mcdonald's. chain says it is giving out free whoop

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good morning, dianne. another day, another record on wall street, what fueled the gains this time, dianne? >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. that is right another record setting day on wall street, lets do the numbers first. dow jones rallied 167, nearly 168 points, nasdaq added 11, the gains came off the back of the strong earnings are earnings season and we will stick with the letter e, it is also about the economy. outlook for the global economy is improving, facing stronger corporate balance sheets, a 1/ 2 punch there industrial co like caterpillar and 3m which you will know fun its post it notes boosted wall street yesterday, jim and rahel. >>> i understand consumers are not in love anymore with chipotle, it cannot be the quacamole. >> reporter: i know, right. well, it is hurricanes and high avocado prices that hurt chipotle's latest numbers. while the burrito chain saw profits double to 19.6 million-dollar, chipotle would have performed even better were it not for this furious hurricane seaso

. >> money watch's dianne king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange with that and more, good morning, dianne. >> good morning, rahel and jim here on wall street dow jones begins this morning sit ago above 23,000 for the first time, all major averages logged record. dow jones rallied 160 points, nasdaq finished slightly higher. meantime today marks 30th anniversary of black monday, so putting this in perspective day is notable in recording the biggest, one day drop, in market history, and, a 19 car at pink diamond that was once part of the french crown jewels will be auctioned next month in geneva. lebron ring once belonged to king louie the 14th, napoleon bone part and other french rulers and last sold in 1887. christie's puts the presale value at six and $9 million and if you have champagne taste the neiman marcus christmas book is out, among this years extravagant gifts a private new years eve party, for 300 of your closest friend s at a hotel overlooking times square. that will set you back 1.6 million-dollar. or just shy of a million, two hand crafted rolls royces w

>> also we'll gather a team of political gurus to analyze the week in politics, including senator dianne feinstein's decision to seek at term. >>> and we'll talk with a uc berkeley professor about the link between climate change and devastating wildfires. >>> but first an update on the fire. the death toll from wildfires raging across california keeps climbing. as of 4:00 p.m. friday, cal fire is reporting 35 people dead, 5,700 structures destroyed, 220,000 acres burned in 17 large fires. 90,000 people evacuated. kqed's monica lam filed this report earlier in the day from sonoma county. >> reporter: all week, thousands of firefighters have been battling a series of catastrophic blazes that began last sunday in the north bay. 15 fires are still burning in eight counties including sonoma and napa counties. the fires have already left more than 30 dead, and they are not yet contained. thousands of buildings have burned, and many have lost their homes and everything they possess. governor brown has declared a state of emergency for napa, sn sonoma, and yuba. >> we've got to ready to deal wit

good morning again, dianne. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. another record setting day on wall street dow jones rallied 167 points, the nasdaq added 11, the gains came off back of the solid earnings round up, and we will stick with the letter e there, it is also all about the economy, outlook for the global economy is improving, stronger corporate balance sheets and industrial co like caterpillar and 3m which makes post it notes boost wall street yesterday, they cited demand from china ace key factor to growing bottom line. >>> fears in whirlpool are ending their american century old partnership, struggling retailer accused whirlpool of making demand that is would have made it difficult to sell appliances at a competitive price. a top millennial money matters new survey by u.s. news and world reports show millennials consider salary as number one factor when making a career choice, work life balances is second most important followed by stress levels. financial advisor was top job, trailed by actuary and software developer, nabbed number three

<dianne hunstberry/brother survied las vegas shooting: "i couldn't sleep.i didn't get him on the phone last night. this morning i called early. i said please pick up the phone, just pick up the phone, please let me know that you're okay. he picked up the phone and said hey sis. he is okay. he made it home.">unfortunately so many others at that concert did not make it home when the shooting ended ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) and our coverage on the deadly shooting continues online at kron four dot com. there you can find info - on how you can help the victims of the shooting. and don't forget to dowload the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news alert send directly to your phone. (grant) still ahead.. president trump is still expected to visit the devastated island of puerto rico... just one day after the deadliest mass shooting in u-s history in las vegas. a preview of the president trip. (vicki) and next - a student beaten unconscious... at a u-c berkeley dorm. police just releasing surveillance images of the suspects. a lo

the e-mails of the democratic national committee to to wiki leaks now it's important to note that dianne feinstein who's requesting these direct messages on behalf of congress that she is certainly no fan of julian aside this is what she said about julian assange in the past well mr sun just one of my most unfavorite people in the world and i believe he's done a great discredit to this nation now dianne feinstein is not the only figure within the us political establishment who has voiced opposition and hatred for julian assad many figures within the u.s. government many senators congressmen leaders of the military have spoken of julia songe accused him of being a russian agent called for prosecution of julian assad called for wiki leaks to be shut down this is a widespread sentiment in washington d.c. i mean he's a tool of russian intelligence and if he's such a you know martyr of free speech why doesn't wiki leaks ever publish anything coming out of russia you should be treated as an enemy combatant we should be closed down permanently and decides we wiki leaks walks like a hostile inte

also on that list too there's a list of wiki leaks linked accounts their message history is what dianne feinstein thinks could prove vital to the ongoing investigation with more his color mopin now . feinstein the u.s. senator from california is requesting that the direct messages on twitter sent by wiki leaks be turned over and given to the congress for their investigation you know they're asking for the direct messages of wiki leaks the direct messages of julian a songe as well as the direct messages of the hacker known as good for to who is reported to have been the person who turned over the e-mails of the democratic national committee to to wiki leaks now it's important to note that dianne feinstein who's requesting these direct messages on behalf of congress that she is certainly no fan of julian aside this is what she said about julian assange in the past well mr sun just one of my most unfavorite people in the world and i believe he's done a great discredit to this nation now dianne feinstein is not the only figure within the us political establishment who has voiced opposition

kpix5 reporter melissa caen is here now with the story. >> dianne feinstein hasn't had a high profilet challenger in 25 years and now ro khana said it's time for a democrat to take that seat. >> i do think it's important for people to speak out for the principles of democracy, that we shouldn't just default for incumbent. >> reporter: two days after announcing her bid for reelection, a new opponent emerged. >> she was one of the biggest champions for the war in iraq, for government surveillance, on censoring the internet. so i think she has reflected california's values. >> reporter: a few days after the article state senator kevin deleon said he will run. cannes said competition will help. >> reporter: the former chair of the democratic party said anyone challenging feinstein may find fundraising difficult because donors want to take seats from republicans, not fight between democrats. >> i don't know if so-called progressive groups will dump in a lot of money against dianne feinstein that could be better spent somewhere else and what they want to do is get enough democrats to contro

there are no kid in my neighborhood. >> dianne, he says this every year. every year he proclaims he doesn't buy halloween kind. >> i will eat it myself. >> to be fair, i bought last year and no kid came. >> see. >> i went around neighborhood trying to find kid. >> then you look like a predator, here, take some candy, yes. >> exactly. >> i'm sure your collogue was appreciate it. i know your collogues would appreciate the candy. >> i will bring in candy. >> you start something here,. >> we will see you tomorrow. >>> it will be an exciting name on cbs three eagles take on the panters in prime time with our coverage getting underway at 7:00. pat's here to look ahead. >> reporter: after a short breather following win over cardinals eagles are back and in prime time for first time this year, tonight here on cbs-3 is one of the premiere games of the early nfl schedule, eagles battle the panthers. cbs-3 was there yesterday as team arrived, ahead of the match up between two, four-one teams, carson wentz and the boys got just three days of rest after crushing arizon

dianne feinstein is pushing the fact that she and kamala harris will team up. do you think that will give them any extra weigh -- weight in washington? >> it certainly can help. either they were born and raised here or they have done things here in the bay area. they are familiar with the area . >> coming up, we will sit down with a congressman and talk about what will be done and when it will be done. >> and we will be talking to the head of the california air quality management district. this is the view from oakland's airport.. some haze in the city today.. bu >>> encouraging signs in the sky as we take a live look at san francisco. this is a view from oakland airport. some haze in the city. things are looking better. air quality in the bay area is still unhealthy. especially in the fire impacted counties. and the smoke plume continues to head south. >> joining me for the latest is bay area while the management district tom flanagan, joining us live on the phone to talk about what we are facing in the bay. can you give us a summation of where we stand as far

sunder dianne feinstein facing growing backlash to her reelection bid from her own party. why some liberals say it's time for feinstein to step aside and does that point to a growing rift? plus, or a publican senator growing calls for president trump's candidate to support his basic strategy and other priorities or resign. why some cabinet officials going too far and disagreeing with our president? we debate. ♪ there's something ♪ for you and me, ♪ and the american road is calling, ♪ ♪ so what's it gonna be? ♪ ♪ hey it's an amazing day, ♪ ♪ traveling our own highway, ♪ ♪ no matter where it leads us ♪ ♪ we can smile, ♪ 'cuz there's meaning in the miles. ♪ ♪ let's get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >> harris: arkansas senator tom cotton now says it's time for president trump's cabinet officials to support his iran strategy another priorities. this comes after defense secretary jim

relating to wiki leaks and its founder hugh sanj including releasing direct message conversations dianne feinstein listed her demands in a letter to twitter's founder and c.e.o. jack dorsey you can have a look at it here it is a pretty big list with lots of demands and among them she wants to know whether twitter has identified the camps linked to the alleged russian meddling investigation and also its methods for doing so also there are secrets mentioned see our twitter accounts are also under suspicion well as for wiki leaks his some of the a list of some of the accounts linked to that the senator thinks their private message history could prove to be vital in the investigation with more his . feinstein the u.s. senator from california is requesting that the direct messages on twitter sent by wiki leaks be turned over and given to the congress for their investigation you know they're asking for the direct messages of wiki leaks the direct messages of julian a songe as well as the direct messages of the hacker known as good for to who is reported to have been the person who turned over

. >> governor jerry brown and senators dianne feinstein visited the hardest hit areas this week and alldging financial help while placing first responders. >> the resources, the people, the fire, elected officials, neighbors, volunteers. it's a real example of how america pulls >> james: to help most of the home owners do have insurance ay will be covered but as one mother put it to me, you can't replace the memories or the lives lost. >> james: that's for sure. will carr reporting for santa rosa, thank you. if joining us live here in washington, white house national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> general mcmaster: thanks, it's a pleasure to be here. >> james: it's an honor to have you. if the president called this new strategy towards iran a two-step process. step one is withholding the certification as you've done with potentially securing some changes to the nuclear deal and behavior outside of the deal. step two of the president made clear in remarks we are about to hear is that the first apps don't work you cancel the deal. >> in the e

wiki leaks and its founder julian the science including releasing direct message conversations of dianne feinstein listed her demands in a letter to twitter's founder and also a c e o jack dorsey here we can have a look at the left which is a big list and we can have a look at some of the demands that were made as you can see there are a lot of them among them she wants to know whether twitter has identified the accounts linked the ledge to russian meddling investigation and also its methods for doing so of course r.t. also gets a mention here to our twitter accounts are also under suspicion as for wiki leaks we can bring up a list to have some of the counseling to it and the senator thinks that their message history could actually prove to be vital in the investigation with more his caliber oppa. feinstein the u.s. senator from california is requesting that the direct messages on twitter sent by wiki leaks be turned over and given to the congress for their investigation you know they're asking for the direct messages of wiki leaks the direct messages of julian a songe as well as the dir

unfortunately with dianne feinstein and michael bloomberg, they want to this time.: there are number of gun control advocates, number of them democrats for more sweeping measures. here are a few a few. >> i can't believe one whole political party in the greatest country on earth is totally sold to the gun lobby. >> if you give them a bump stock it will be a slippery slope? >> i certainly hope so. >> chris: i know that sets your teeth on edge. use a common decency, let's wait. it was enough time? 58 people killed, almost 500 injured, is it common decency to wait a day, two days, a week, a month? it is understandable, i know you don't agree with their solution, but what is wrong with saying we have to address this issue? >> let me talk about hillary clinton and nancy pelosi both. i take dianne feinstein at her word when she says that she had 51 votes in the senate to turn in all of your guns, they would do it, but the talking points might change for dianne feinstein, but the underlying agenda doesn't. hillary clinton ran as a most pro-gun control candidate in america

what do you think of dianne feinstein's bill on the on the on the bump stock weapon it's not enough we need a renewed ban on assault weapons and we had a ban on assault weapons in this country for ten years assault weapon type attacks went down by more than a third we also need to ban high capacity magazines ammunition and makes it all too easy to kill too many people too quickly and we also need universal background checks that's what people have agreed upon when they've studied this over and over and over again it's needs to get done and of course i think we can come to the conclusion that background checks certainly probably wouldn't of stopped this gentleman from getting thirty three weapons. the fact of the matter is we've got three hundred fifty million firearms across america are we going to confiscate them or we're going to make laws that would outlaw some of those that are already in possession what do you think. oh i think that if you for instance implemented a ban on high capacity magazines then before long that ban would actually buy. clearly the ban on assault weapons had

>> democratic senator dianne feinstein working to win republican support for a bill that would outlaw the little- known aftermarket accessory that may have helped las vegas shooter kill so many.>>> 4 on 2 starts now.>>> president donald j. trump consoles survivors of the las vegas shooting rampage. and praises the bravery of first responders. some of whom took them fire themselves while rushing to the victims. and emotional visit for the president and first lady, to a city still reeling the tragedy. i am heather holmes. >> i am alyana gomez . and los angeles, the gunman's girlfriend is being interviewed by the fbi. >> within the hour, her attorney spoke out he denied his client had any knowledge of the high-rise massacre. we are in the newsroom tracking the latest developments. >> we are tracking the new developments. within the last hour, we learned the las vegas gunman specifically requested the hotel room at the mandalay bay they gave him a vantage pointe to shoot into the crowd. he checked in on thursday. that room was not available until saturday. he moved into it then. as you sa

locate this man and that kind of capability the weaponry is a big subject on capitol hill senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill today to make it illegal to be able to modify those guns like that he purchased thirty three guns in the last year this was in the works for a long time that's what authorities are thinking cmon thanks so much president trump was in las vegas today to rally the community and to acknowledge the first responders and heroes in sunday's shooting tragedy ortiz tyro ventura is in las vegas tonight and has the latest on the president's visit tyro. as your side of the president did arrive today in baghdad a sudden and you could feel it in all corners of the city from north of i guess right down to the strip and into mandalay bay the president the themes of this speech and his visit was was a heroism bravery and consoling the citizens and the victims of this tragedy he visited with patients and doctors at the university medical center and and met some of the wounded and talked with them along with his wife a lot he promised he promised that he would be there for the

sessions had the same response california dianne feinstein asked him about the decision to fire jamesomey.>> that the president ever mentioned to you -- did the president ever mentioned to you is concerned about lifting the cloud on the russia investigation? >> that calls for communication i have had with the president. i believe it remains confidential. >> senator feinstein and other members were clearly frustrated with his response. they wanted to know what role if any he played in the firing.>>> kevin de leon said he will challenge dianne feinstein in next year's senate race. he released this campaign video. emphasizing his humble roots in progressive politics. he says the race is a contest between new ideas and the status quo. promised a more aggressive response to the policies of president trump. feinstein who is 84 announced she will run for a six time.>>> the cubs hang on. they beat the dodgers. they stay alive in the national league playoffs. the highlights and the rest of sports coming up next. stomach a live look outside. here in oakland you can see the clouds have moved in.

his e-mail announcement today did not mention dianne feinstein by name. she held it seat since 1993 and she is the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee. >>> we will be right back.

sessions was questioned by senator dianne feinstein about his specific role in the decision to fire him. >> senator feinstein, i don't think it's been fully understood the significance of the error that mr. comey made on the clinton matter. for the first time i'm aware of in all of my experience and i don't think i have heard of a situation in which a major case in which the department of justice prosecutors were involved in an investigation, that the investigative agency announces the closure of the investigation. >> sessions wouldn't say whether the president told him ahead of time that he was going to fire comey saying that the president only asked for his advice. >>> president trump is being criticized this noon over a call to the families of four troops killed in action in west africa this month. a democratic congress person who witnessed one call is accusing the president of being insensitive! mola lenghi on what some say was a poor choice of words. >> reporter: president trump called the families of four u.s. soldiers killed in action earlier this month including sergeant ladavid

we'll hear from dianne feinstein and we'll bring you news as we get it. but we want to hit the other big headlines of the day. we are closely monitoring this appearance on capitol hill. and we are looking into president trump's phone calls into the phofamilies of one of soldiers kill in the apparent ambush in niger. peter, in the last two hours, there have been developments. >> reporter: that's exactly right. first we heard from the white house yesterday that the president spoke to the four families of those american service members who died a couple of weeks ago in niger. we now know more details about those conversations because a congresswoman from florida who was traveling with the widow of one of the young men who was killed spoke out about it. the president refuting the criticism from that congresswoman's statements. the president tweeting just a short time ago the following, he wrote, democratic congresswoman totally fabricated what i said to the wife of a soldier who died in action and i have proof. sad! we have reached out to the white house to t

today senator dianne feinstein said she is introducing new legislation to ban the devices. "i don't know what to do except to continue to fight because reason doesn't control this situation. (catherine) tonight we're hearing from more survivors of sunday's shooting rampage. one of them - has helped provide some comfort for a bay area family.(steve) his name is kody robertson and the shooting survivor is shedding light on what happened during the final moments of michelle vo. the 32 year old was among at least 58 people killed. her older sister cathy-- described her as a truly beautiful person with a bubbly infectious personality. today kody gave an emotional account of what happened to michelle--when gunfire erupted.

it dianne feinstein facing some pushback from people inside her party about her decision to run for a"she is out of touch with the grassroots." that echoes other liberal critics that say she is too moderate in the age of president trump and should make room for new leadership. let's bring in our power panel. i'm going to start with you, very quickly. just to kind of take the temperature of republicans on the infighting. having to deal gingth a women inside their party,hat's got to be sticky. >> i feel like for republicans there is an element of having popcorn and watching as the democrats have these fights. and they are both generational and ideological. it dianne feinstein has been one of the more cordial democrats towards president trump and that has rubbed a lot of members of her party the wrong way. she's also been around for a long time. i remember getting as a book of the nine women in the u.s. sen. she has a chapter in this book. i was fairly young when this book came out. >> harris: go ahead and say it, you were in kindergarten. >> she's been around for a while. i think it's g

the senator dianne feinstein has been a long-term advocate forgetting more money for what show calls the tree's mortality crisis. she said the fires will help make the argument regarding the fema resources and the u.s. forest budget. >> in terms of money, senator harris and i are going to put our heads together. i am an appropriator and i am going to go back and see what we can'tco to beef up the accounts to get more money. >> and this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy california has ever faced. the devastation is unbelievable and that is a horror that no one could have -- could have imagined. >> and as soon as the press conference was over, a community meeting was held and the gem of santa rosa high school where hundreds were in attendance. a lot of people lost everything. they came here to get questions and representatives from fema and the county of sonoma, from cal fire and we'll give you the highlights of the meeting that wrapped up a few moments ago coming up later on in our newscast. in santa rosa, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> i am sure they had a lot of ques

feinstein. -- ranking democratic member dianne feinstein. aside separateet committee goals with separate committee staff. large, it is accurate to say the judiciary committee is doing its own parallel investigation as they continue their oversight of the fbi and doj. host: what is the focus of the robert mueller investigation in particular? guest: from what we know of assembling all the various media sources, so far the focus has down on paulven manafort and a lot of his business dealings with foreign entities like russia and ukraine. obviously, there will be a lot of investigating and research into michael flynn, his activities, is disclosures, and his foreign contacts with turkey. investigator, folks can read your reporting on washingtonexaminer.com. do you focus your part of the story? what are you trying to find out? guest: one of the things i have been able to follow in the last six months -- fight is the wrong word, there is a little struggle going on at the secretaries of state level, your top elected officials, and your department of

times over the travel ban. >>> happening today the primary challenger hoping to replace democrat dianne feinstein in the senate will officially kick off his campaign in los angeles. state senator kevin deleon will hold at noon today. the state senator said california has changed over the past 25 years and is overdue for a real debate on the issues. >>> women in california politics are fed up with being sexually harassed and have launched a campaign to do something about it. female politicians released an open letter signed by 140 women saying the male power structure in sacramento needs to be diverse and wants to begin a dialogue and work to a solution. the letter follows the scandal of harvey weinstein and ends with, quote, we are done with this. >>> an effort to save the grapes after the wildfires is under way in wine country. >> and there's more than bottles of wine at stake. david louie has a look at the livelihoods on the line. >> reporter: it has been a tough time for wineries to lose power. they need to maintain tanks at specific temperatures for fermentation and to do the crush.