and they learned dianne was holding on to a secret. >> it turns out that the witness, dianne mcknight was a lot more than just a witness. she was very important to this case. >> yes, she was. >> dianne revealed that she knew sam intimately. >> she admitted that they were boyfriend and girlfriend. she had stated that they had had only been dating for a few months, and stated that they were in love. >> so sam was having an affair. >> yes. >> which is why sam was at the apartment complex that day. >> there's some infidelity going on and there's a reason, a cause for concern. >> did you ever think that you'd be the kind of person to have an affair? >> no. >> dianne told the detectives her affair with sam started as fairs so often do, with an innocent encounter at a bar. >> he asked me, you know, like if i was married and had kids, and i told him that i was and that no kids. i'm like, what about you? he said, yes, married. >> in fact, sam had been married for 13 years, but according to diane it took just a month for sam to fall in love with her and, she said, the feelings were mutual. >> w

i know everyone mentioned, dianne feinstein i guess and a couple of others. i don't know too much about what it's about. but i find them to all be very honorable people. that's all i know. they said they did nothing wrong. i find the whole group very honorable people. yes, please. >> mr. president, so the whole group would include richard burr, the head of the intelligence committee, and it also would include senator kelly loeffler. so the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that behavior. >> it also includes dianne feinstein, the democrat. you didn't mention her name. why didn't you mention her name? i think she's an honorable person, by the way. you mention two people but don't mention one. >> any senators, should they be -- >> i don't know. i would have to look at it possibly.

dianne feinstein, i guess. and a couple of others. i don't know too much about what it's about, but i find them to all be very honorable people. and they said they did nothing wrong. i find them -- the whole group, very honorable people. >> so, the whole group would include richard burr, the head of the intelligence committee. it also would include a senator tele loeffler. the question is whether they should be investigated for that. >> president trump: it also includes senator dianne feinstein, democrat. why didn't you mention her name? and i think she's a very interesting person it's interesting that you mention two names, but not when that happens to be a democrat. >> any senators? >> president trump: i don't know. but i find them to be honorable people. >> you compared yourself -- you

.>>> senator dianne feinstein is under fire for allegedly dumping up to $6 million in shares from a biotech firm amid fears about the coronavirus outbreak, senate records show she made the sale sometime in late january, mid february, the company is alogene therapeutics, it rose after it started dropping march 4, she took to twitter today to deny she did anything improper. in a tweet, she said it was her husband who sold the shares, and she had no input into his decisions. she claims the sale was unrelated to the pandemic. skyler henry on another senator under scrutiny for a well-timed stock sale.>> reporter: sewing between 600,000 and one $.7 million worth of stock in late january and mid february. about a week before the u.s. market started to slide, and as lawmakers started to get daily briefings about the growing health crisis in asia. coming at the same time that the republican, who chairs the senate diligence committee, wrote not bid assuring americans that the u.s. was prepared to deal with the pandemic, speaking to a small group warning of severe consequences. tucker carlson called o

>> it also includes dianne feinstein, a democrat. why didn't you mention her name? a very honorable person. it's interesting. you mentioned to people. you don't mention one who happens to be a democrat. >> any senator -- >> i would have to look at it. possibly. they are honorable people. >> the matter will be referred to the senate ethics committee which will decide whether these traits constituted unethical or criminal behavior. al jazeera, washington. >> argentina has adopted some of the strictest measures yet. people will be allowed their homes for only essential needs. some of the new policies. >> argentina has entered a full lockdown mode which was ordered by the president alberto fernandez who was asking everybody to stay at home unless they need to find food or medicine. otherwise, he wants everybody to stay in their houses. we already see this happening in the streets of one is larry's -- aires. aries -- buenos he says it's an exceptional measure for exceptional times. all international flights have been banned there. this is happening in another of conch --

and so the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that here or it also includes dianne feinstein a democrat you didn't mention her name what in you mentioned her name and i think she's a very honorable person by the way so i'm not but you know it's interesting you mention to people that you don't mention one that happens to be a democrat or a senator should they i don't know because i'd have to look at it possibly but i find them to be honorable people the matter will now be referred to the senate ethics committee which will decide whether these trades constituted unethical if not criminal behavior mike hanna al-jazeera washington. argentina has adopted some of the strictest measures jets and latin america people will be allowed to leave their homes only for essential needs such as shopping for food or getting medical supplies elson drop it is in the colombian capital bogota where he explains some of the new policies. and 3rd a full lockdown mordred mode which was ordered by the press today and bad. who is censor the is asking everybody to stay at home. to find food or

on generally the 24th the same day of a close senate health committee briefing democratic senator dianne feinstein also traded stocks in this period though she contends that was a decision taken by her financial adviser you would look at whether the senators made unusual transactions during that period or whether this was part of their normal buying and selling and if it's not doesn't amount to a significant amount of money or if it is as you said par for the course for these senators then that would suggest that they were deliberately trading on the inside information of the coming pandemic president trump says he knows nothing about these reported trades though he was quick to remark that a democrat was also apparently part of the group that conducted trades so don't hope for waiting for a good return for that head of the intelligence committee and it also would include senator kelly love letter and so the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that here who are also includes dianne feinstein a democrat you didn't mention her name what in your mention her name and i

the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that being here ford also includes dianne feinstein a democrat you didn't mention her name what in you mentioned her name and i think she's a very honorable person by the way so i'm not but you know it's interesting you mention to people that you don't mention one that happens to be a democrat or a senator should they not i don't know because i'd have to look at it possibly but i find them to be honorable people the matter will now be referred to the senate ethics committee which will decide whether these trades constituted unethical if not criminal behavior mike hanna al-jazeera washington. a member of u.s. vice president mike pence his office has tested positive for corona virus pence's spokeswoman katie mila says the unidentified star has not had any recent close contact either the president nor the vice president. and tens of millions of americans have been told to stay at home as more u.s. states enter an unprecedented lockdown these live pictures coming to us now from new york times square it's 11 pm we're just past 11

dianne feinstein said perhaps the capital should close because there is 535 lawmakers, thousands of staffers, many reporters and we are all in tight quarters. whatems the opposite of public health officials are encouraging right now. host: is there any talk of extending the recess week beyond just next week? guest: not much more than the rumor mill. has beennancy pelosi pretty adamant that congress stay in session. they are the last folks on the ship. i could see a scenario. things are day by day in a situation like this, where the situation is constantly changing. you open the door to recess being extended. see where it is delayed or extended a couple of days if there is not more legislation to vote on. i think it will be one of those situations where it is a day by day situation. host: jennifer of the los angeles times. l.a. times.com is where you can see her work. thank you so much. guest: thanks. host: it is just after 8:30 on the east coast. the latest changes amid the coronavirus being declared by the world health organization, a global pandemic, yesterday. houston,s next out of texas.

here you have dianne feinstein, one of the top democrats. it's on both sides of the aisle. matt gaetz said such a low energy establishment senate response. self-referral to senate ethics is the safe space where senators can judge their own without real cull ability. so gaetz is referring to tom tillis. refer them to the doj and then we'll see. what do you think? >> i'm here for the investigation of them all. you have to do the time. this excuse of saying i don't know anything about it is an excuse. particularly senator feinstein. deeply disapointsed. california is expected to have half of california's population infected with this virus. i have friends right now that are watching at the mlk l.a. county rehab center that were forced in rooms last night, packed in a room like sardines. mean while she's selling off stock. i'm here for the investigation for all of the senators. i have to be very clear and especially the democrat senators because i'm on the left side and seems like the left has glossed over this story wanting to separate her from the other senators as if she's o

>> i know they mentioned dianne feinstein and couple of others. i don't know what it's about but i find them to be very honorable people. i find the whole group very honorable. >> the whole group would include richard burr, the head of the intelligence committee and kelly laughler. the question is should they be investigated. >> it mentioned dianne feinstein a democrat. why didn't you mention her name. you mentioned two people but not one that happened to be a democrat. >> any senator. >> i don't know. i have to look at them but i find them to be honorable people. >> you said you consider yourself a war time president right now. do you really think going off on peter, going off on a network is appropriate when the country is going through something like this. >> i do because i think peter is -- i dealt with peter for a long time and i think peter is not a good journalist when it comes to fairness. >> your message to the country. >> i think the country has to understand, whether we like it or not and some of the people in this room wouldn't like it

we know that the rich history and legacy is why in 1984 then mayor dianne feinstein established the sister city relationship between san francisco and cork, ireland. thank you for continuing your leadership as one of the co-chairs for that sister city relationship. so much history and so many incredible people, and, yes, i have the privilege of serving as the grand marshall. when i committed to being the grand marshall of the parade last year, i committed to showing up to every event, mr. lions, now that you are the grand marshall, if i as mayor can show up to all of the events and do all of the vo volunteer k required to wear the sash, i want to be sure you are filling my footsteps with pride. congratulations. we know that you immigrated here to san francisco, met your wife on geary street, raised four incredible church and have a rich history and legacy in san francisco. thank you so much for being with us today. congratulations. we are going to see you at the parade for sure. with that i just want to take this opportunity to recognize our treasurer jose who is here as well. and finally

dianne gallagher joining us there.ning us from california, the biggest state, 450 delegates at stake. jessica dean, early voting took place there. bernie sanders, it seems, with a big advantage. >> good morning to you, jim and poppy. yeah, bernie sanders looking to run up the score here in california. but joe biden is hoping he can keep those margins down. he'll be spending super tuesday night and some of the day here in california. talking to voters, meeting with people here. the biden campaign high over the last 24 hours where they saw those big endorsements, the big rally with amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg. as they really seek to consolidate this more moderate lane of the democratic primary and put forth this message of unity which is what we heard from amy klobuchar, from beto o'rourke, from pete buttigieg last night. i have spoken with the biden campaign. they hope that all of these endorsements, which also include a long list of congressional endorsements and money will make a difference today.

. >> of the human and economic impacts of the situation continue to expand, senator dianne feinstein has sent a new letter to the state department expressing concern about possible disruptions to the issuing of new age to a visas for agricultural workers, she says harvesting is critical to food security, especially during a national emergency. at the white house, natalie brand, kpix 5. >>> alive look at the big board on wall street now, investigators -- investors reacting, right you can see the dow is down more than 600 points. the new york stock exchange is empty today for the first time in 228 years. all trades are being done electronically after employees at the exchange tested positive for the coronavirus last week. the bay area now has 800 confirmed cases of the kairos of the virus. santa clara county has been hit the hardest. it currently has more than three cases. san mateo has 117. contra costa county reports a total of 61 cases including one death. starting today, hundreds of people be able to get tested for coronavirus thanks to the hayward department and there is no referr

i want to bring in cnn's dianne gallagher. more than half of the ems personnel in new orleans were exposed to coronavirus and there seems to be a tie here to mardi gras. tell us more about that. >> yeah, so jake, the ems workers are still all reporting to work. they're still responding to calls while taking temperature twice a day and monitoring for symptoms. one fifth of the city ems workers are showing symptoms but they don't have any confirmed positive cases. now you mentioned mardi gras. this is a theory from the governor john bel edwards that he said with people coming in from all over the country, from all over the world to celebrate in new orleans, that a fair amount of coronavirus was seeded in that area during the festivities. part of why he has this theory is because the first confirmed case of the virus in the state, in a person tested positive 13 days after fat tuesday into the new orleans area. this is a theory from governor but this is a state desperately looking for help and answers right now. he's trying to get

>>that was tom foreman reporting again california senator dianne feinstein reported that her husbandd off between 1.5 million and six million dollars worth of stock in a company called alleging tip therapeutics and that was more than a month ago that san francisco based biotech company researches and develops cures for cancer senator feinstein and she did not aend the january intelligence briefing in question at had no input in her husband's stock decisions at this point there is no concrete proof that anybody acted on insider information or broke laws but they're all there are now calls for an ethics investigation. governor gavin newsome is expected to announce more efforts to try to manage the coronavirus across california. the state is working to maximize its hospital bed capacity. >>yesterday the governor announced a deal with seton medical center in daly city. the governor set to announce another lease deal wi a hospital in southern california. newsome also requested to mobile hospitals and a floating hospital a navy ship from the federal government adding an extra 2000 hospital

two other senators, democrat dianne feinstein of california and republican jim imhoff of oklahoma also sold large amounts of stock around the same time. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >> senator in-house offended his actions saying his financial advisor makes all his decisions and he has no involvement. >>> in santa clara county, the community is coming together to make sure healthcare workers have cool supplies. kenny tran manufactures latex gloves but he dropped off 40,000 peers at valley medical center in san jose. the hospital is exhibiting donations for masks, hand sanitizer command disinfectant wipes. this gnc store in tampa cisco is collecting supplies for healthcare workers in the city. these signs went up in store windows. the store manager says he was inspired by a friend who was a nurse to turn the store into a drop off zone for masks and other items. let's get a check on the weather with me really in the weather center. >> we are looking at a beautiful day across the bay area with that sunshine, a lovely view with our salesforce tower cam are looking south across the

. >> the bison were a gift from senator dianne feinstein and her husband fill an through miss eyed caredffhe san francisco zoo. ison were first park in the 1890s when their population was dwindling on the plains. >> to see a bison, they're so massive and big, bigger than what you think. >> for more than a century, they've continued to inspire awe in visitors in this quiet of the park. they'll have a special ceremony on april 4th. >>> and folks at the san francisco zoo are loving the photo of this bald eagle taken near palm springs. the bird was placed on catalina island. and the fact that it's still thriving almost 20 years later, significant milestone. >> that's a great shot. >>> it's super tuesday. biggest night of this political year. the polls have closed in eight races and the results coming in right now. >> this is an abc news special. high drama and huge shifts and that's just over the last 72 hours. with bernie sanders in the lead, joe biden coming off a big win. mayor pete out, amy klobuchar out. and elizabeth warren and mike bloomberg gearing up for the fight. who stands to seize

if you're maybe going to get a stimulus stimulus check you do ha to file your taxes first senator dianne instein confirming today, anybody who filed a return for tax year 2018 or 19 does not need to do anything to get a check you will automatically get the apopriate amount. if you are social security recipient also you are automatically enrolled if you did not file a return for 2018 o2019 file a return for the 2019 tax year now if you sign up for direct deposit you lso get a as fast as possible for more details check our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead how to prevent aches d pa millions of americans are now working from home sometime less than ideal spaces. but there are things you can do to make sure that you don't strain your body mandy gaither has more in today's health minute. >>working from the ning room crammed into a small space you're n alone to prevent aches and pains. consumer reports suggest you start with your chair, the ideal seating position allows her feet to rest on the floor while your pelvis and backs against the back of the chair,they say this will help support you

senator dianne feinstein sold up to $6 million worth. senator james inhofe sold up to 400 grand and senator kelly loeffler dumped up to $3 million and bought shares of oracle and sitrix. you know that does video conferencing used to support remote work. meanwhile, here's what they were doing publicly. some of these very same senators who knew what was happening and acting accordingly, privately, making money, you know what they were publicly? upbeat and cheerful all about the outlook. in a fox news op-ed, senator burr wrote that the u.s. today is better prepared than ever to face these threats. and here's senator loeffler. are you ready for this? as late as march 10th -- >> the good news is the consumer is strong. the economy is strong. jobs are growing. our president has done a fantastic job. >> nbc news national security and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian joins me now. ken, explain to us why this is legal. they have confidential information that the rest of the public doesn't have, and then they're able to trade on that? >> we

and democratic senator dianne feinstein said that her assets are in a blind trust and that the sale of were made by her husband. there's a lot to unpack here. joining me now is the guy to help us unpack it. richard painter, the chief white house ethics lawyer, was under president george w. bush. there are a whole load of problems here, richard, the first of which is that there is a law in place that actually says when members of congress sell a stock, all they have to do is report it, i think, within 30 days. it's called the stock act. so the rules that apply to guys like you and me don't even apply to members of the senate, but there's an ethical problem if they had inside information and traded on it. >> criminal insider trading. the insider trading laws do apply to the members of the house and the senate. so if they have -- would consider important in making an investment decision and they got that information from the government, for example, in a classified briefing, and they trade on that information, that is criminal. they go to jail for that just like everybody else. they aren'

.>>> dianne feinstein is calling on the trump administration to expand coronavirus testing capacity. and establish clear guidelines for when state and local governments should deploy public health measures. she sent a letter to mike prints saying now that we are seeing sustained spread in the united states unified directions at the federal level are of critical importance.>>> calls from democratic presidential candidates for a sweeping national response to the coronavirus outbreak. >>> joe biden blasted president trump's handling of the crisis is woefully insufficient. >>> banning all travel from europe or any other part of the world may slow it. ha seen it will not stop it. travel restrictions based on favoritism and politics rather than risk will be counterproductive. >>> a short time later bernie sanders had his own message for americans shellshocked by the endless cascade of quarantines and cancellations. >>> if there ever was a time in the modern history of our country when we are all in this together. this is that moment. now is the time for solidarity.>>> he called on presiden

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on generally the 24th the same day of a close senate health committee briefing democratic senator dianne feinstein also traded stocks in this period though she contends that was a decision taken by her financial adviser you would look at whether the senators made unusual transactions during that period or whether this was part of their normal buying in sally and if it's not doesn't amount to a significant amount of money or if it is as you said par for the course for these senators then that would suggest that they were deliberately trading on the inside information of the coming pandemic president trump says he knows nothing about these reported trades though he was quick to remark that a democrat was also apparently part of the group that conducted trades so the whole group waiting for would return for that head of the intelligence committee and it also would include senator kelly and plus lawyer and so the question is whether or not they should be investigated for that being here or also includes dianne feinstein a democrat you didn't mention her name what in your mention her name and

. >> two other gop senators and california democrat dianne feinstein sold stocks. federal law requires all members of congress to disclose when they sell stocks. >>> shoppers were thrilled to find a new supply of toilet paper at a target in san rafael. >> they had a lot of paper towels and they had toilet paper when i was there. >> i'm so happy. it made my saturday. >> it is the little things. shoppers are seeing some shortages, though. you see the empty shelves here of cold and flu medicine. despite some items selling out, grocery suppliers in the bay area say the supply chain is healthy. >>> bridges in the bay area are cash free in an effort to contain the coronavirus. here's a live look at light traffic. cash toll collection was suspended at midnight for the time being in all seven state-owned bridges. the goal is to minimize contact between toll collectors and drivers. drivers without fast track will be billed by mail. there's no changes for drivers with fast track. >>> an online movement is bringing out the best in some stars, including britney spears. just ah

senator dianne feinstein is under fire for allegedly selling up to $6 million in shares in a biotech firm amid fears of the coronavirus outbreak. senate records show the sale happened sometime in late january and mid february. the company is a therapeutic price, the share prices rose r ekafter the stock was first sold, before it started dropping after march 4th. today, feinstein says she did nothing wrong and that it was her husband who sold the shares. >>> senator richard borough of north carolina sold up to $1.7 million worth of stock about a week before the u.s. market started to slide. similar claims have been made against republican senator kelly loeffler of georgia. and republican jim enough of oklahoma. >> i know everyone mentioned diane feinstein i guess, and a couple of others. i don't know too much about what it is about, but i find them to all be very honorable people. >>> and, stocks took another beating to close out a miserable week at the markets. here are the closing numbers. traders went into full retreat out of the fear of the coronavirus will plunge the u.s. and oth

. >> reporter: there are also questions around jim inhofe and dianne feinstein who both sold off hundreds of thousands of dollars in stocks but they say they were not at the coronavirus briefing and insists they were not directly involve in the decisions to sell. >> mary bruce tonight. mary, thank you. >>> when we come back, dr. jen ashton and your questions. how quickly some cases are turning into severe pneumonia like symptoms. she'll have more on that and more of the difference between men and women, who it's hitting harder and why. >>> also tracking the severe storms through the east. the confirmed ef-tornado and where that played out. balk in just a moment. a. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nau

working with senator dianne feinstein we got that vanden high-capacity man for ten years. then we had that thing with hanging chads in florida. we lost an election. and president bush let it expire, it had to renew. the only way to get past the first time around. it passed at the time despite pressure from the nra. my point is we can do this again. anything less is an insult to the families across the nation that have been terrorized by gun violence. on day one of my presidency i'm going to send a bill to congress revoking one of the biggest giveaways in his report we are going to end the civil liability that's given to gun manufacturers. and by the way, think about that for second period if i stood up and said by the way we are going to make sure that no civil liabilities for dru drug companies to put 9 billion pills out on the market you to joe that make sense. we are not going to build a suit tobacco company's for lying to us about the effects of their product. what are we doing? right now, grieving families do not have the right to sue the companies that manufactured t

global pandemic now according to the hill senators kelly loffler of georgia james inhofe of oklahoma dianne feinstein of california and richard burr of north carolina each told hundreds of thousands of dollars in stocks within days of the senate holding a classified briefing on january 24th with president trump administration officials on the threat of the corona virus outbreak so ben what can you tell us about these stock sales yeah it's pretty sketchy to say the least this killing loffler who by the way is a senator right here in georgia where i am right now she is maybe the most egregious in this in terms of at least the appearance. of impropriety we don't know that there was but there certainly appears to be she sold at least $355000.00 worth of stocks that was from january 24th until the 31st she and her husband who by the way is also owes the new york stock exchange sold 890000 in stocks from february 5th to the 14th in all she sold she and her husband sold between 1200000 and 3100000 worth of stocks and all of that kicked off the very day she began selling the very day that she and t

market to burn them 1700000 may say you got kelly loffler republican out of georgia 1300000 you got diannefeinstein in that mess so when stocks left and right they all knew and they all got busy on the stock market at the end of the day but again why put the needs of the people above the needs of their pocketbooks. and you can see the group of them there that's just some of them were but accused of trading stocks. in what spurred what's to come with this virus . the novel coronavirus is touching every aspect of our lives stay at home orders have been issued in several places in addition to curfews pop up testing clinics social distancing mandates and the list goes on and on for america workers it's layoffs industry collapse and wondering if they will be able to weather a storm that's beginning to raise the same types of fears we saw in the 2008 housing and economic crash trump desperately tried to take advantage of the economic gains obama's recovery act created now it's 40 five's turned to work the economic magic of his own we've seen the child administration ideas about a $1200.00 direct

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stock market to burn them 1700000 many say kelly loffler republican out of georgia 1300000 you got dianne feinstein in the mess selling stocks left and right they all knew and they all got busy on the stock market at the end of the day but again why put the needs of the people above the needs of their pocketbooks. and you can see the group of them there that's just some of them we're going to use the trading stocks. in what spurred what's to come with this virus. the novel coronavirus is touching every aspect of our lives stay at home orders have been issued in several places in addition to curfews pop up testing clinics social distancing mandates and the list goes on and on for america workers it's layoffs industry collapse and wondering if they will be able to weather a storm that's beginning to raise the same types of fears we saw in the 2008 housing and economic crash trump desperately tried to take advantage of the economic gains obama's recovery act created now it's 40 five's turn to work the economic magic of his own we've seen the child administration ideas about a $1200.00 direct