. >> a snub for senator dianne feinstein. democrats voting to enforce her require. >> the 11:00 p.m -- her rival. >> the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> the california primary, senator dianne feinstein stubbed by the california democratic party this weekend. >> they handed their official endorsement to kevin cd -- to kevin de leon. ktvu's azenith smith is live now with more. now with more. >> reporter: dianne feinstein urged the board to stay neutral in the race but those calls were ignored. kevin de leon still remains a long shot. long shot. >> god bless each and every one of you. >> reporter: senator kevin de leon thanked supporters winning the vote of the democratic party. >> i will travel up and down the state of california. especially in the bay area. i am going to work hard to earn the votes. >> the endorsement giving him a much needed boost for his bid to unseat dianne feinstein. kevin de leon is said to appeal to those seeking a fresh face and to stand up to president trump. trump. >> we have a lot o

dianne feinstein is seeking her fifth full term. >> all right. kevin de leon has ground to try make up before november. what are the benefits that he will enjoy as a result of the endorsement. >> reporter: he will get party money and that is cruels because he struggled money. that money will help promote his campaign, help him get volunteers and organize calls. >> azenith smith thank you for that. >>> san francisco will become the first city in california to allow non-citizens to vote in a local election. tomorrow a news conference will be held announcing the start of the registration drive. voters approved proposition n allowing non-citizens including undocumented immigrants to vote in school board elections. some believe undocumented immigrants may still decide not to vote because of concerns about federal immigration authorities obtaining their records. >>> new at 10:00 p.m. a driver was injured after slamming into a train in newark before 9 a.m. this morning. the driver was taken to the medical center in san jose for treatment. there were 24

dianne feinstein got 44% of the vote in last month's primary, compared to 12% for de lesn. now with the new endorsement, he can fund raise and may also have national appeal. >> somebody who really appeals to the anti-trump sentiment in the democratic partwi able to raise money nationwide in a way that the bank for the just a fraction of dianne feinstein's $7 million. >>> the trump administration is trying to clarify the plan to reunify migrant families separated at the border. >> reporter: this family is together again, almost two months after being separated at the u.s.-mexico border. she said it was difficult to explain how she felt because being reunited with her son was such a big moment. in san antonio organizations have been helping many families through this process by providing food, clothing and necessities. more than 2500 kids between the ages of 5 and 17 are supposed to be reunited with their families by july 26th. but the department of health and human services says a significant number of those minors can't be reunited. in a court filing sunday, officials say t

senator dianne feinstein is fighting to keep her job after being snubbed by the democratic party. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting the roa ork.. >>> good morning this monday, july 16th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. start with a look at the traffic in the east bay, not looking too bad right now. jaclyn will give you all the trouble spots this morning. and a live look at the bay bridge, a little foggy to start this morning. >> you can see in the picture there, the low-hanging clouds making your visibility not great in some areas. right now 56 in santa rosa. we have the satellite and radar showing the fog we are talking about, and the clouds filtering in. by midday they will start to make their way out. then the headlines for the day, we have some low clouds. it's su

>> reporter: he was asked about it, dianne. he sort of skirted the issue, focusing on the progress that has been made at these meetings, several hours' long on friday, saturday and sunday with kim i don't know chul. the delegation said after the meetings that there was no expectation amongst the u.s. delegations that they were preparing to meet kim jong-un. certainly a lot of media reports were led to believe that there were expectations that he would meet chairman kim. pom poe i don't was focusing on the fact that, yes, there was progress made, but there doesn't seem to be any specific breakthroughs here. there's no clear indication there's been a timeline established. mike pompeo wouldn't address or go into details on that sort of issue. there will be further meetings next week here in south korea, actually the dmz, the demilitarized zone about repatriating the remains of u.s. servicemen killed in the korean war. that is a step forward. they had been talking about that. mike pompeo, a couple of quotes, saying some places they

dianne feinstein (d) california: "and we will fight the fight we are ready for it"> july 31st is thedline for written public comments on this issue. comments can be submitted to the u.s. department of health and human services...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news now to our now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at san francisco. (ken)kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland

meeting in washington, dc thisl meanwhile, in california, the state democratic party snubbed senator dianne feinstein by endorsing her rival, kevin deleon. feinstein prekeres to ta a leading role over confirming supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. joining me now to discuss this, kqed litical reporter maurieso and political consultant sean walsh. thank you. >> good to be here. >> joe, there's been a lot of criticism over theelnki meeting and what president trump said afterwards. what's been thereaction from california republicans in races determine the house? >> reached out to all the republicans in all the hot house seats here. nine republicans. i said, what did you think of what the president initially said and none of them would criticize trump by name. putin's a mess, all this stuff. that speaks to the power of trump and his supporters. even in blue california. these folks want to get elected and needth core of trump supporters to support them. >> i mean, we saw later in the week, because things move so quickly, you know, this indictment of somebody that the federal prosecuto as a rus

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senator dianne feinstein one by $2.1 million -- 2.1 million votes. carrying every county by double digits over her opponent. we that a large majority of california democrats will reelect u.s. senator dianne feinstein in november . >>> without running water all day. work crews are expected to repair a broken water main tonight. melissa harrington reports that this is just a list of several water main breaks in that city. >> reporter: water gushed downtown martinez turning it into a shallow muddy river. flooding caused minard -- minor damage. >> it is a shame. >> reporter: fletcher lives in this house and it steps away where water main burst at escobar. >> it sounded like a street breaking up and water gushing. i looked out front and could see the street going from dry to wet. i said that sounds like a river. >> reporter: the city shut off water for several blocks. this man said he could not take a shower. >> nothing came out of the faucet when i turn the water on. >> reporter: city crews have to dig up the street and this one in particular was six inc

your reaction to that and what does it mean for dianne feinstein do you think? it means by the democratic party is any time people endorse a candidate that really doesn't have a shot, it says a lot about where the party is and where it stands. california being at all democratic state but still hadn't been able to push issues like medicare for all. i don't even know if it's about people voting to say we want a really left-wing candidate, but more so against the establishment and business as usual. the senator has done great work within the party, she has also been in office for a very long time and i think people are just fed up with the status quo. so i think it really is a message about the greater issue, white people voted for bernie sanders, why people voted for president trump. >> martha: there's a real progressive move in the democratic party and mark when you look at that, dianne feinstein really represents a very moderate, longtime democrat who looks a lot more like democrats used to look perhaps. >> let's remember here that there was a jungle primary out

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progressive who's running against mainstream democrat carol maloney and new york city health care dianne feinstein was against single payer two million dollars for herself and her ten years for the richest senator out there yet she doesn't believe that people need health care so this. pretty pretty plain to me that's why bernie sanders really struck a chord and people like feinstein people like the incumbent here in the twelfth congressional district you've gotta go carolyn maloney she voted for the iraq war she voted for all the wall street bailouts the patriot act just like dianne feinstein voted for the patriot act these people are out of touch they're endorsing this national security paranoia state that favors wall street and war at this point the democratic party seems to be pretty well unified around only one thing opposing donald trump however among the rank and file there are some pretty clear disagreements about policy and it's pretty clear that in either party to be seen as a defender of the status quo just doesn't cut it with voters hey look mop and art see new york. a century

. >>> california democratic party leaders met in oakland over the weekend and sent a message to dianne feinstein, your services are no longer needed. the party passed up endorsing dianne feinstein in her quest for a fifth term in theep u.s.o implications. >> reporter: months away from the november elections and the race for u.s. senate is heating up. the california democratic party opted to endorse kevin deleon over dianne feinstein. >> the vast majority of californian without question know the senior senator because she's been the incumbent over a quarter of a century. we have a real opportunity to contrast our values, our accomplishments and vision for the state of california. >> reporter: the board ended up backing deleon with 65% of the vote after meeting saturday in oakland. >> we want someone who is going to be in the united states senate standing up for immigrants, standing up for the lbgt community, standing up for people of color. very strident and forceful way. >> reporter: both candidates failed to secure the party's backing ahead of the primary by not capturing the 60% of v

senate over dianne feinstein. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas.aders met in oakland this weekend for the upcoming midterm elections. >> carlos saucedo is in the newsroom with the political implications. carlos? >>> two democrats are facing off in the general election. one is dianne feinstein. she has served in the senate since 1992 and is seeking her fifth term. for the second time in this campaign she's not getting her party support. >> state senator kevin de leon was greeted like a political rock star in oakland, especially after securing his party's backing for u.s. senate. >> i've inspired a lot of folks to think about what is possible. do we have the change that's needed to actually confront the issues that we're facing today? >> the board passed on incumbent senator dianne feinstein, opting to support de leon with 65% of the vote on saturda. >> we want someone who's going to be in the united states senate standing up for immigrantsst

victor, dianne? >> david, our hearts obviously go out to these families waiting and have been waiting for two weeks. i understand you are hearing from some of those families. >> yes. amongst all this activity and the rescue workers that have been moving back and forth behind me all day, there is this poignancy, this fear about this moment. the families are hunkered down near us, kept away from the press understandably. we managed to speak to one father of a young boy, in fact, the youngest boy amongst that soccer team. his nickname is titan. he sent out a letter to his parents saying what he wants is to get out and for them to prepare him and take him to a fried chicken joint. he's just 11 years old. we spoke to his father who said they just want him back. >> translator: i felt better as my son said he was fine and strong. i felt relieved after i had been worried about my son that he would be exhausted, he would be tired. i felt better, but i don't know whether he is tired or not. i just want to give

dianne feinstein got 44% of the vote in last month's primary, and de lesn got 12%. now with the endorsement, he can raise his profile and make it easier to get more donations. he may also have national appeal. >> the big thing he has going for him, there's a lot of passion directed against donald trump. he's trying to harness that to propel himself to the senate. >>> the police commission is set to vote on reforms within the san francisco police department. this comes months after california's attorney general stepped in to oversee reforms without including the police commission. now the commission will vote on wednesday. >>> police are investigating a shooting that left one person injured just before midnight last night near san miguel road and thanford avenue. the victim is expected to be okay. no word on a motive or arrests. >>> police will be back in the hunter's point to scan areas near the former shipyard for radioactive soil. anne makovec is live there with more this morning. >> reporter: this is the state department of public health, doing the ground surveys

this morning, senator dianne feinstein said quote by -- president trump undermines one of the world's most important alliances. nato countries have fought alongside americans for almost 70 years. his insults weaken our security and undercut our national interest. more mon on defense. this to jackie ward, kpix 5. >> the united states pace a tag toward defense than france and skwermny. nate -- france and germany. . >>> still ahead, new video of the rescued boys in thailand after they were pulled from a flooded cave. an update on their conditions. >> we're talking about the sunshine now after cloudy start to the day. yeah, things are warming up. i'll let you know how hot we're going to get this afternoon and when we might see some high elevation thunderstorm activity. hit by a stray bullet in mexico coach refrom a cave are in good condition and show no signs of stress after the nearly three-week ordeal. >> reporter anna werner is outside the hospital in thailand where the boys are being treated. >> reporter: the first video of the rescued thai boys recovering in the hospital has been rel

dianne feinstein endorsing her opponent, the much more liberal kevin deleon. an indicator where the democratic party is headed? thanks for coming gone. he is the new guy, much more left than dianne feinstein, she smoked him in the primary but the top two move on to the election, it will be them in november again and even though she won in the primary he got the endorsement. what do you make of it? >> the democratic party is shifting to the left, no doubt about that but like republicans abandoning the establishment, lifelong politicians, dianne feinstein was elected to the senate when i was 3 years old and people in both parties had it but a bigger trend in the democratic party, younger voters think that we need to go towards socialism and europe but they didn't mention venezuela or greece and italy. they think that is the model of the future. this message of socialism might work in new york but won't work in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin and ohio where trump is gaining ground. of their message is let's go towards europe and socialism they won't make the gr

host: we go back to dianne feinstein, the number one democrat on the appropriations panel. tell you that the threat of a terrorist with a dirty bomb is something we have to take seriously? is the u.s. taking this seriously enough? i think you can ask the question. if we were spending 18% more in 2011, why do we spend 18% less now? is the threat 18% less? i'm not saying that there is a butc number, budget number, it seems to me that it is clear that it is a major international problem with thousands of materials that are not secure. and with the cyber threat emerging, it could get worse and worse. so this is something that needs great attention. all i am saying is, let's talk about it. let's ask the questions. i don't know what the number is or if there is one but it needs to be talked about. the next call comes from missouri. good morning, you are with john donnelly from rollcall. caller: it is nice to have you. the day before yesterday i just by -- "voicesook chernobyl. we are right on with the concern we need to pay to this. the book's first-hand accounts of people who we

a lot of people thought dianne feinstein was trying to apply a religious test. liberals get mad about the travel ban, calling it a muslim ban. was that a catholic ban on the supreme court? >> that interaction really put barrett onto the national stage. it drew tons of attention and made her a hero to christian conservatives who saw her as sort of, you know, a martyr to what they viewed as the left's intolerance for christians, religion and so on. and i think if she is the nominee, she'll have dianne feinstein in part to thank for that. that's the irony of it all. but she's the least experienced of the nominees, and conservatives have typically looked, because they've been disappointed by people like david suitor, george h.w. bush nominee, they want to see a long record of legal opinions to reassure them that somebody is not going to become more liberal as they go on the court. >> easy to vilify democrats for applying what appears to be a religious test when you go through these confirmation hearings. it's not so tease vilify democrats for questioning why you'd p

one is dianne feinstein. she has served in the senate since 1992 and is seeking her fifth term. for the second time in this campaign she's not getting her party support. >> state senator kevin de leon was greeted like a political rock star in oakland, especially after securing his party's backing for u.s. senate. >> i've inspired a lot of folks to think about what is possible. do we have the change that's needed to actually confront the issues that we're facing today? >> the board passed on incumbent senator dianne feinstein, opting to support de leon with 65% of the vote on saturda. >> we want someone who's going to be in the united states senate standing up for immigrants, standing up for the lgbt community, people of colors, in a strident and forceful way. >> feinstein asked the party to stay neutral in the race. earlier this year, the candidates failed to get the backing by not capturing 60% of votes needed. feinstein got -- a professor at cal state east bay says this endorsement is part of a wave of support for people of color in politics. >> i think that you're seeing a mo

dianne feinstein did not do it right, she said the dogma lives loudly with you. but if there was a muslim nominee, that would be a source of questioning among some senators. >> the under tone of the discussion about barrett is that she is very conservative, catholic, and she has written about how catholics should view policy and how being a strong catholic should influence policy. she seems to be very much against the death penalty. so the question has become if you're a strong catholic, are you committed no matter what to so posing roe v wade. it may make it harder for her to support her because they may be a little more pro choice. on the other hand, a female nominee that i could oppose. they have male republicans. i guess as a female nominee, it would be harder to oppose by anyone in the conference. >> and a member of a particular strain of catholisism. >> is says that husbands are above their wives and they should kol the family. >> isn't that important for people to know? isn't it interesting and possibly relevant facts? >> i'm sure that would be a r robust

now, over in the senate race, dianne feinstein has 46% support. nearly double that of her challenger, state senator kevin de leon, who has just 24%. >> coming up on today in the bay, we're watching menlo park's facebook shares continue to slide in early trading. its market cap has dropped more than $100 billion overnight. a live report on the market next. >>> plus, hyundai responding to president trump's tariff war. what the automaker is thinking about doing may be good for american workers. we'll explain next. >>> good morning. i'm leslie picker at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could be in for a topsy turvy day today. the dow has indicated to open higher after president trump and european officials announce they have made progress in talks to avoid further trade tensions and tariffs. the nasdaq could drop following disappointing earnings from facebook, though. on today's watch list, reports on unemployment and durable goods. also the busiest day of earnings season with results of the likes of maste

. >>> the democratic party has snubbed senator dianne feinstein. they endorsed her challenger, but as political reporter melissa kane reports, state senator kevin de leon is still a clear underdog. >> now it's on to november. >> reporter: senator feinstein has millions of reasons to look forward to the general election in november. she won the primary with 44% of the vote. 3million votes. while the second place finisher, senator kevin de leon, just got 12% of the vote. but de leon is the one celebrating today. the california democratic party just voted to endorse him and not five term senator feinstein. >> one big thing he has going for him and the democratic party, there's a lot of passion directed against donald trump and he's trying to harness that passion to propel himself to the senate. >> reporter: whether the average voter knows or cares, being picked by the party has a very important benefit for de leon. money. he can fund raise at party events and it raises his profile so he can get more donations. he will need it. according to a campaign

having gone back to her hearings with dianne feinstein and her conservatism, catholicism.is the nominee we will have a loud and angry conversation about abortion and religion. >> the fact that she is a woman obviously, wouldn't it bode well for the president? >> reporter: this makes it so interesting to watch and why trump has done a good job keeping this in suspense. she makes life very difficult for senator mcconnell because he is in the business of trying to get to 50 votes in the senate. at least two republican senators may walk if she is the nominee. on the other hand, if you look at the midterm election she provides to thinks. number 1, the catholic vote. maybe it gets mobilized for republicans and the secondly -- and then secondly, if you look at his numbers he is soft among republican women and having her as a spectacle would help his numbers with women. >> can we talk about how this list is created? tell viewers more about the federal society -- federalist society and how we became -- how we came to this? >> reporter: they have chapters across the country of lawye

she voted for the iraq war ship voted for all the wall street bailouts the patriot act just like dianne feinstein voted for the picture that is little out of touch there indorsing this national security paranoia state that favors wall street and war at this point the democratic party seems to be pretty well unified around only one thing opposing donald trump however among the rank and file there are some pretty clear disagreements about policy and it's pretty clear that in either party to be seen as a defender of the status quo just doesn't cut it with voters hey look mop and r.t. new york. a canadian pacific freight train derailed in the town of st polycarp on monday night near the comeback on terrio border officials say there were no injuries the authorities haven't revealed what was being transported by the train but have confirmed that no house or this material worse spilled some twenty five wagons a quarter of the train derailed there's still no information on what caused the accident and investigation though is under way. that's a wrap up of the day's top headlines for this hour b

dianne gallagher, thank you so much. all right. so ma radioe ria, you were at t demonstration yesterday here in the nation's capital. passionate, yes, but will what we saw unfold nationwide in any way change policy, influence the president, or even congress to expedite these reunifications? >> sure. that's certainly what we're hoping. what's so wonderful about being at the march yesterday, there was not a dry eye in the area because everyone was talking so passionately about the immorality and the indecency of what's going on at the border. there were a lot of women there who knew the women who had been separated from their kids. i had just come from the border. i was there two days ago in mcallen, exactly where dianne is. i talked to the women whose kids had been yanked from them. they were one of the lucky ones because they had been reunited with their children. >> what did they tell you about how difficult it is to get information or if they can identify with the parents who have already been deported and trying to retreat -- yo

dianne feinstein told us right before the primary election that this whole process has been educational. >> what i've learned is never taking anything for granted. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix5. >> the party also voted overwhelmingly to endorse proposition 10 also called the affordable housing act. it would repeal the 1995 costa hawkins act. that would allow local governments to set their own rules on rent control. >>> the flags at the state capitol are flying at half staff this weekend to honor a firefighter who died battling a wildfire along the western edge of yosemite national park. had been with cal-fire for reporter angelica 36-year-old braden varney was a heavy equipment operator who had been with cal fire for 10 years. reporter angelica leilani on the family and community he leaves behind. >> he was just such a nice young man, so kind and sweet and had a beautiful young family. >> reporter: cal fire officials say braden was in a heavy bulldozer similar to this one. his job consisted of going through and pushing everything out of the way from the fire line to help create a buf

stunning move, the democrats endorsed another member of the party over to the long time incumbent dianneeinstein. the party leaders voted to back the more liberal kevin day leon, and he got 65% of that endorsement vote, and feinstein got 7%, and the rest voted no endorsement. de leon said it is a clear-eyed rejection of the politics as usual in washington, d.c., and we have provetone the world that c. california can forge a path for the rest of the nation. and with me now is kevin de leon, and thank you, sir, for joining us. what do you believe that your endorsement win, and what does that signal for the democratic party? >> well, thank you, martin, and good afternoon. i wanted to say that i'm amazingly honored to have the support and the confidence and the seal of approval of the california democratic party. i think that the vote yesterday was a reflection of many californians who want a change. that believes that the status quo in washington is sum pli not working for them, and that it is the same usual politics that is continuing the go on and on and it has not improved the quality of

eric: california democratic senator dianne finds in getting snubbed by her own party.tion cycle could the california democratic party's executive committee voted yesterday. kevin daly on earlier this year the state party refused to back her bid for a fifth term in the u.s. senate. jeff paul in the west coast newsroom. this is pretty stunning. >> yeah, despite senator feinstein stay neutral, the democratic party overwhelmingly voted to endorse her rival. a much-needed boost for kevin daly on who has to make up ground against an opponent to california voters have sent to washington five times. california democrats will spend its money pushing and promoting has run. the group is looking for a different approach, one more progressive to battle against president trump. it's a clear rejection of politics as usual. we presented californians with the first real alternative to the worn-out washington playbook and a quarter century. despite the back, find and has more cash on hand in a healthy amount of voters who remain loyal. the june primary with 44% compared to the ranking m

. >> this as dianne feinstein calls for a federal investigation into reports of abuse. some children in virginia say they were beaten and left nude and cold in concrete cells. dianne feinstein said this: otesting the trump administration's separation of families.. by starting a hunger strike. those mothers se >>> a group of bay area mothers is protesting the separation of families by starting a hunger strike. the mothers set up camp outside the federal building in oakland and vow not to eat for three days. they say they're angry that families separated by immigration officials still haven't been unified. >> the deadline came and went, and things have not really changed. so we have to step it up and go to more extreme measures. >> other hunger strikes are planned for sacramento and portland. >>> caught on camera, a large bus straddling lanes and veering dangerously close to an oncoming cyclist on mt. diablo. the head of the organization says it's been happening more frequently and now they are asking members to contact lawmakers about the problem. cyclists say they don't

. >> dianne feinstein and others sent a letter to jeff sessions demanding the explanation of the settlement. >>> animal lovers are calling at a controversial tactic. customers that they were taking out owns -- loans for pets but were duped into signing lease agreements. >> reporter: courtney peterman said she thought she was taking out a $3000 loan to buy the dogs at the pet store. she signed a contract, made a payment, and took them home. 18 months later she expected it to paid off but she was told she had 20 more payments to go. >> i was told it was not a loan but a lease. >> reporter: she kept making payments during the worst about what would happen if she defaulted. the contract was with the leasing company wags, which was signed electronically at the store and admits she did not read it carefully when it was sent to her later. >> just like someone who goes to a car dealership, people get distracted by the monthly payment and might not negotiate the sticker price and when you add in the fees the dog is $5000 . even people whose pets have died are continuing to be expected to pay. >> if

dianne feinstein raised her popularity with religious conservatives quote and was a member exposed theeft's real worry about her. >> when you read your speeches the conclusion one draws is the catholic dogma lives loudly within you and that is concern when you come to big issues, large numbers of people have fought for meaning a bunch we have been hard to take this country away from you and you are going to stop us from getting away with taking the country away. that is what dianne feinstein means. >> a former law clerk to justice neil gorsuch, and the former chief counsel to the house judiciary committee and fox news contributor andrew mccarthy, former assistant us attorney, welcome to all of you. we have some in dc and 7 new york. let's start here. david french picks up on the idea of what rush is talking about. what do some progressives finger her out for particular scorn. turns out she's a faithful christian who live the christian life very similar to the lives of millions of her fellow american believers. that is the objection. do you think this is about her credentials were belie

you don't want brrs and elizabeth warren coming to your district and say, dianne feinstein, you are a trumper. the fact that the california democratic party did not get behind dianne feinstein who delivered for them for 30 years. >> the far left has the money and the grassroots activity. kennedy: they have been work the entire time. >> only 25% of the american people want to abolish i.c.e. >> having a conversation about reform which people who go hog wild about this seem to be scared of. >> over 430 department agencies and subagencies. let's see how we can figure out to have a much more efficient government. kefn * the panel is going to return little bit later because obviously we have much to discuss. the white house says they are gearing up for another meeting between president trump and putin. oh, the controversy still swirling over this week's summit. chris stirewalt joins me to break it down, facts and fiction. it's all my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind

that is in direct conflict with the goals of the city since dianne feinstein was mayor to foster local minority and women-owned businesses. you don't have to be antiunion to get to that position, you have to be proemployment, prosmall business to get to that position. so i urge this commission to make it clear to the board of supervisors, one, that somehow, something fell through the cracks, and this legislation a year ago didn't come here. and secondly, that the city's primary goal in this case should be the protection of small business while at the same time requiring large contract p.l.a.s, no doubt about that. but if you're bitting with a job -- bidding with a job with a local small business, that should take preference because that's a priority goal for the people of san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> next, gwen kaplan followed by baird fong. >> thank you, commissioners. ace mailing was founded in 1978 by my mother and i, and we were in the first group in 1984 to be certified a woman owned business. i just want to say to commissioner ortiz,

dianne feinstein has served in the u.s.since 1992 and she encouraged the democrats executive board to stay neutral. but it handed down on overwhelming endorsement to de leon who is still considering a long shot to win in november despite democrats becoming more progressive. >> we have a lot of democrats who want a stronger voice and someone who is not on the silence but the front lines to content with this president. >> the feinstein campaign responded with a statement saying "while 217 delegate expressed their view on saturday senator feinstein won by 2.1 million yoets and earned 70% of the democratic party." atic party." political analysts say the party is moving on here in california. it's gotten more pr gresive and dianne feinstein is viewed by some people as being more progressive. >> other political experts say having the state's party endorsement doesn't mean de- leon will one the election. she ranks 7th in seniority in the u.s. senate. >>> state democratic party also voted to support prop ten, the affordable housing

dianne gallagher, thank you so much. joining me right now is cnn political analyst, and the cnn editor at the atlantic ron brownstein and cnn political commentator and editor peter ba barnhart. all right. so yesterday we saw thousands marching against the current immigration policies and many are using the movement to say ab abolish i.c.e. and listen. >> the president's deeply immoral actions have made it obvious we need to the rebuild our immigration system from top to bottom starting by replacing i.c.e. with something that reflects our morality and -- >> and so, you know, trump has said that to abolish i.c.e.t notion is translation, anti-law enforcement, and his supporters of course are not going to like this idea. is this a big mistake, a real losing battle for those on board for this abolish ice? >> well, first, i don't think that abolishing i.c.e. or if the idea is abolishing any law enforcement at the border is any point soon going to be a consensus position among d democrats, but does it hurt to have the voices ou

thank you. >> in a stunning rebuke, the california democratic party snubbing longtime senator, diannefeinstein in her reelection bid. handing an official endorsement to her progressive challenger, kevin deleon. jeff paul is live from los angeles with more. >> the california democrats overwhelmingly voted to spend party money on kevin deleon and promote his run to the u.s. senate. one analyst we spoke with said the decision could end up not only helping the incumbent but could help in november. senator feinstein original called for the party to stay neutral. she won the june primary easily with 44 percent of the vote. compared to 12 percent by kevin deleon. but they're looking for a different approach, one more progressive to battle against the present peer political analyst larry stabenow says if this is closed the republicans will likely decide and the time to vote for feinstein is more moderate than deleon. and it would boost republican turnout in a could help incumbents and how-- >> anything they can do to increase gop turnout in those districts will help them keep the seats. and m

, i did not think that that was a huge -- that that was an incredibly anti-catholic question that dianne feinstein asked. i thought her point was that i see religion as opposed to law rearing its head in your writings. and certainly catholics, to a person, on the republican and conservative side, thought it was deeply offensive and anti-catholic, and that this is not a standard that would be applied to other religions. >> joyce, one of the things we've learned from our surveymonkey poll is that 64% of women in our poll, 64% of woman want the next justice to be someone who will vote to uphold roe. 27% want that person to be someone who would overturn it. 72% of white women under 45 years old want the justice to uphold roe compared to 64% of white women 45 and over. is there is an age disparate there. but there are overwhelming majorities here to uphold roe as settled law especially when you look at the gender divide. >> there is certainly a strong public feeling that supports at least some of the privacy rights that roe establishes. so it's important that we think about the larger framewo

, a lot of writing at notre dame sand she wrote a lot about religion and during her confirmation, dianneafter her religion saying the dog ma lives actively in you and after that many on the right said dianne feinstein had been unfair and looking for a litmus test and that rose up judge barrett and social conservatives hope she might vote to overturn roe v. wade. so those are the top contenders right now, ryan. >> thanks. let's talk to amy. i know the answer to the question. are there any democrats that -- are there any of the nominees that the democrats will support. we know the answer is no in terms of majority. but are they pliable enough for the red state democrats up for re-election in trump states in the fall. >> that is the big question. and what democrats are trying to do right now is keep their caucus together. if they could keep themselves together like they did on tax reform, on the fight over obama, they feel like they could win this fight. it is a matter of banding together. but they have to walk a very tight rope right now. because a lot of people are up, like joe donnelly u