i appreciate the intelligence committee chairwoman, dianne feinstein, working with us to hold hearings in the committee to examine how the administration is interpreting the law. i believe that is a critical step forward. however, that addresses only the overcharging concern. i still have concerns about the individual provisions that we are considering today. we just voted to invoke cloture

intelligence chair dianne feinstein told me that she is going to be asking those very questions starting tomorrow morning at a closed hearing with intelligence officials. essentially, what did pakistan know, when did they know it? and she's asking were they warned off by higher-ups in the government from even checking out the compound? today pakistan amped up its criticism of the raid. after initially saying that bin laden's death illustrates international resolve to eliminate terrorism, now

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

dianne feinstein was saying to me yesterday on our show that she first was briefed on this in december. and that they had 24/7 eyes on it from overhead photography, probably from a drone, a predator drone. all this at the same time there is a bump up, chuck, you follow polls closer than anyone i know. the "new york times"/cbs poll shows a bum up to 57%. what do you expect to see in terms of the politics of all of this. >> reporter: i think short-term. look at the right track, wrong track number. this is one of those moments where americans will be feeling good, collectively. and that number, the question is how long does it stay that way. there is still real economic drags as far as the average american is feeling when it comes to filling up their tank, when it comes to looking for a better job and over time, that always is going to be the thing that weighs most heavily long-term on the minds of americans. this is one of those collective moments. so not surprising to me we'll see a bump. one of the things that has changed between now and three or four years ago, we as a society seem to

we don't know exactly when he might have moved in. >> thank you so much. >>> today, senator dianne feinstein confirmed that bin laden's compound had been under 24/7 surveillance for months. and that she, as the intelligence chair, knew about the site six months ago. and california senator feinstein chairs the intelligence committee and joins me here. what more can you tell us about this extraordinary operation and the decision to take it? >> well, i this i you hit it. it was a very gutsy decision by the president, made by the president. he could have sent some missiles in there and destroyed everybody and everything. he didn't do that. it was a tactical commando raid. and the risks. and you saw that with the one helicopter. and yet these commandos now, jsoc, they're so well trained. they know what the mission was. they know the time they had, they moved quickly, they moved expeditious expeditiously. and it was a total success. >> i understand there was some pushback. there was some on the national security team who pointed out, they had no way to get virnl eviden visual evidence he was there

mientras tanto, algunos congresistas, entre ellos la senadora de california "dianne feinstein" han expresadokistan en la posible proteccion . >> vean lo que respondió si anda de novio con paola durante. >> ella aseguró que el le pidió hasta su numero de telefono par a estar en contacto. >> ella dijo que fue a su camerino, pero él lo desmintió. >> el dice que todas sus fanáticas se tratan de la misma manera, ninguna tiene trato especia. >> con estas imágenes regresamos a los estudios. >> que oso que vergüenza para la modelo. >> vamonos a seguir con mucno más de escandalo tv. >> y no se olviden de seguirnos por twiter. >> chavis donde andas, que aaquíe stoy. >> oigan esto a causa de la muerte de binladen. >> veamos lo último. >> claro a raíz de esta muerte las medidas se refuerzan. >> la casa blanca advierte que el orden público debe mantenerse atento. >> posible atentado. >> sinembargo los talibanes no creen que osama está muerto y piden una prueba visual de que este líder está muerto. >> a pesar de que existen fotos. >> no se ha mostrado nada. >> ahiman altaguajiri siría el nuevo sucesor. >>

comes after someone shot out a window of station's car earlier this month. >> kristen: senator dianne feinsteinays she last seen the death photos of osama bin laden and believes they should not be made public. feinstein chairs the senate intelligence committee. she had a c.i.a. briefing and informed that bin laden was tracked to a compound in pakistan. >> they have revealed plans to sell a $700 blood test that claims how long you might link. it measures certain carcinoma chromosomes. scientists believe they are the most accurate of the speed in which a person is aging. researchers believe the testing will become widespread within five to ten years but there are concerns that insurance companies may consider the results when offering coverage. >> kristen: next at 5:30. very special flight this morning that is expected to bring an injured giants fan back home to a bay area hospital. >> i'm john hendron where endeavour is lifting off for the very last time. more on that coming up. >> eric: one of the most powerful men in the world facing criminal charges. the head of the international monetary fun

commission and the first latina named to the san francisco human rights commission by mayor dianne feinstein. in 1974 she was a member of the civil service commission and she cast the deciding vote to integrate women into the san francisco fire department. [applause] but she wasn't done there. she was the first latina to win a citywide election in san francisco without first being appointed to the position when she won her seat on the san francisco board of education in 1990. after her re-election in 1994, she served as vice president and then president of the board. she is a latina with the longest administrative tenure at city college of san francisco, having served as dean of the mission campus for 17 years. so please join me in recognizing dr. del portillo. [applause] >> our next honoree is nicky trasvina. [applause] the end of all education should be service to others. this quote inspires nicky trasvina, community activist, student advisor, supervisoror to counseling for many latinos. nicky was inspired by the fine example that her parents and brother demonstrated as high-level public s

barbara boxer and dianne feinstein should be pushing this legislation on the senate side of the congress. we cannot take this anymore. people will be held responsible for the deaths of people. we should help the people of our nation more, start becoming a productive nation again. thank you. >> supervisors. the overhead projector please. we have graffiti. . we took an aggressive action. this kind of falls into the broken window aspect of our neighborhood. this is a broken litter, it collects litter, it collects another broken window. the neighborhood deteriorates. the interesting thing about this is that if i turn my head away from it, if i don't look at it, it is can't. if i close my blinds, it is gone. right next to it, those machines on the roof can create noise and the noise can trouble and they can be under the legal limit of 45 decibels and they can still make noise and it can make noise through my double pane glass windows for a building built only 22 years ago and it can be legal. i am saying, doesn't that deteriorate the neighborhood? what gives that owner of that property the ri

of congress, including california senator and chair of the senate armed services committee, dianne feinsteinir way to cia headquarters to view the photos of a dead osama bin laden. at the same time analysts are poring over the pages of bin laden's handwritten diary. the information coming out is bin laden worked every day to come up with new ways to hit the united states and kill as many americans as possible. those plans included strikes against small cities and targeted planes and trains. brian williams will have more on the story coming up at 5:30 after this news cast. >>> on his last day in office, governor schwarzenegger reduced the prison sentence of a friend's son. today the san diego da's office filed a civil suit to overturn the governor's decision. schwarzenegger reduced the prison sentence from 16 years to seven years. esteban nunez is the son of fabian nunez. the younger nunez pleaded guilty to the stabbing death of a staying college student. today's suit names the current governor, jerry brown, the director of the state department of corrections, a warden and esteban nunez. >> t

this was a demonstration outside of dianne feinstein's office. and demanding it not be torn down. the new deal moved in and gave rural areas water and electricity. this is one in modock county and we have cheaper electricity. and then, there were sustainable communities, people think they are discovering this at this time. this one was done in georgia. this is one in maryland green belt outside of washington d.c. this is right outside of the co-op. and then urban roads like this in the los angeles river and this is being built. this is mira loma park. this is lark merced blvd. it's all made of clay. it's going to slump. these are the roads built in the oakland hills. nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oak

. >>> dianne feinstein are among those questioning about what pakistanis knew. bin laden compound is just 35 miles from the capital of islamabad. senator feinstein, who chairs the intelligence committee, was among a small circle of lawmakers briefed ahead of time. >> i think we have to know whether they knew, the pakistanis knew. if they did not know, why didn't they know? why didn't they pay more attention to it? was this just benign indifference? or was it a difference with motive? >> today in the washington post, the pakistan president denied that his country knew about bin laden's hideouts. feinstein and other lawmaker says the u.n. should take a hard look at the millions of dollars that the u.s. sense to pakistan. >>> president obamas approval rating has gone up. his rating is at 56 right now compared to 47% last month. >>> continuing coverage in our next segment as we look at the blackhawk helicopters. we will learn about the hardware inside a factor in admissions success. >>> the california highway patrol california highway patrol said seatbelt saved five

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dianne feinstein says she will be among members to look at the osama bin laden death photos. they are offering house intelligence committees a chance to view the photographs. >>> san francisco is taking a softer dance on young offenders who are illegal immigrants. the new rule aflies to first time offenders enrolled in school and have local family ties. the mayor says the policy is meant to keep families together. >> we think that that will end up being a partnership to make sure we are not removing kids that might have had a chance to defend themselves. >> the new policy strike as compromise between the hard line approach and the board of super visors law. >>> amazon is threatening to cut ties with affiliates that require them to charge sales tax. they announced plans to cancel in illinois in response to a new law there targeting online retailers. california and texas are considering similar bills. >>> facebook says it fixes a hole that could allow third parties to access your personal information. it found the problem in applications that require users to give the program p

they recruited over 7000 supporters on facebook, send letters, and made phone calls to senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, and this body, the san francisco board of supervisors, adopted a resolution denouncing his deportation and calling ice to determine -- postponed his deportation. they also urged congress to pass the dream act, which would grant undocumented immigrant children citizenship if they entered the u.s. before age 15 and are attending a two or fo-y

barbara boxer and dianne feinstein should be pushing this legislation on the senate side of the congress. we cannot take this anymore. people will be held responsible for the deaths of people. we should help the people of our nation more, start becoming a productive nation again. thank you. >> supervisors. the overhead projector please. we have graffiti. . we took an aggressive action. this kind of falls into the broken window aspect of our neighborhood. this is a broken litter, it collects litter, it collects another broken window. another broken window. the neighborhood deteriorates.

. >> senator dianne feinstein has been pushing a compromise that would study the impact and ban it in some baby products. >> move aggressively right now in baby cups, in baby bottles and infant form and infant food and then in conjunction with the fda study get bpa out of canned goods. >> the compromise was voted down just this week. now, california senator is urging them to back away from products that contain bpa. >> but is that really possible? just how correspond is bpas. could it be found in cans taken randomly off of store's shelves. we commissioned our own lab report. >> as the bpa goes three. it is broken into fragments. >> before i showed you the results, you should know that some studies suggest there should be concerns that levels as little as 9 parts per billion of bpa. in our test, richard 10 1/2 parts per billion. ravioli, over 200 parts per billion. levels of bpa found are considerably higher than other results found for this product line, your findings still do not pose any health risks. >> nonetheless the company is convert to go non-bpa lined cans. we are confident i

senate, barbara boxer and dianne feinstein, women, minority leader, former speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. go up and down the peninsula, sacramento -- women, women. we do not just enable women to lead in the bay area, we cherish their leadership. it is very special and important to us. having this in san francisco is going to be a big deal. we are not just going to welcome it, we are going to make it happen in a big way. we are going to count our on our friends here in city hall to do et like none other. when it comes to being on the world stage, i think that we are going to leave that to charlotte to figure it out. we will just help them make it happen, the way we think we can do. our belief is the success of women in world economies is going to be the success of the world economy. that is how important this is. lorraine provided some of the statistical background to indicate what happens to gdp when women play a role. as the leaders of a ceo organization like the bay area council, i think we can do more to make women ceo's and to support them, support them as often hours.

. >>> senator dianne feinstein says she has seen the death photos of osama bin laden, and she still believes they should not be made public. feinstein saw the photos on friday atcry cia headquarters in langley, virginia, she says viewing them has not changed her mine about not releasing them publicly. the cia briefed her five months ago that bin laden had been tracked to a compound in pakistan. they also told her about the navy seal raid a day before it happened. feinstein says she viewed the death photos reluctantly after colleagues and others pressed her to do so. >>> the mother of injured giants fan brian stow says she has no resentment for dodger fans or the city of los angeles. stow's stamly conclude family held a press conference in los angeles. tomorrow he will be moved to san francisco general. his mother, ann stow, thanked the city of los angeles for is support. >> this press conference is bittersweet, because we're taking brian home. so, on behalf of our family, we would like to say thank you to the community that has embraced brian and supported him. >> alan: stow is being traps f

dianne feinstein is chair of the intelligence committee on the senate side and she doesn't like it. the bush people, as a group, say it works. i'm not for it. it looks like it is murky. your view? >> i'm somebody who is against torture but i don't think all coercive, harsh, stressful interrogation procedures are necessarily torture. i think what we know in this instance, or at least the evident is pretty strong is that harsh interrogation methods, particularly of khalid sheikh mohammed, and abu farah al libbi, gave the first information that led to the trail that led to bin laden. >> explain that, please. the nom de guerre. how did that help? they didn't know who he was. >> they had a nom de guerre and started with that, and then they had this is critical, a warrantless wiretapping of a phone call and they made a connection and eventually figured out who this courier was who was going to see osama bin laden in pakistan. once they had his nom de guerre, had his fake name this co-trace who he was, where he was going. >> you just jumped over the fence with me, cliff. you jumped over th

. >>> senator dianne feinstein says the country could restrict aid to pakistan, if it turns out their government new where osama bin laden was hiding. as head of the intelligence committee, she spoke to reporters and wants more details on pakistan's government's role and plans to heat with leon panetta tomorrow. she says she's concern about why this huge compound did not get the attention of pakistan security forces. >> it does cause one to question how this kind of facility which stood out, close close by a military academy could exist for edge will of time it did exist -- for the amount of time it did exist. >>> there is also debate on whether the federal government should release photographs of osama bin laden's body and his burial at sea. sandra endo has more on that and what the government agents are doing with material confiscated from terrorist leader's compound. >> reporter: with the world's most-wanted terrorist dead, the mission shifts to better understanding his network and identifying threats. the same raid that killed osama bin laden also found and confiscated computers a

dianne feinstein said she will sign up to see them. president obama decided they should not be released to the general public. >>> we're following some developing news from europe where a deadly earthquake has rocked spain. the magnitude 5.3 quake hit the small town of lorka. os that's about 2 15 miles southeast madrid. there are reports of seven deaths due to fallen debris and cave-ins. the temblor struck at 2:00 a.m., spain time. it followed a smaller 4.4 quake about -- 4.4 quake about two hours earlier. >>> u.s. is hoping that the trial delay for josh fattal and shane bauer is a positive thing. the trial was supposed to begin at 10:00 a.m. in tehran. but they were never brought to court. sarah shourd was released last year for health reasons. she will not be returning to iran for the time. about an hour ago, she told ktvu news that she's sick with worry. >> they weren't brought to court. that's the only information we have. we don't know why they weren't brought to court. we don't know when the next trial will be. we have no idea. w

the board got together and appointed dianne feinstein. >> we did not have much to go on and looked at 1978. there were no hints as to who put it on the board, if any discussion occurred about a process. >> what triggered san francisco's search over 30 years later was gavin newsom's election to the office of lieutenant governor. >> i put myself up as a candidate for the tenant governor, won, thanks to the overwhelming support of the city. >> that is when we try to look for someone to take over his final year of the mayoral term. >> it is clear we have to do something in san francisco. we have to pick a mayor. that job was not up to the voters but the board of supervisors. by a majority vote, supervisors are able to choose the interim mayor. that is when the fun began in city hall. who would he be? >> we needed to protect -- perfect the process so that once the board asked us for that process, we could actually have something in place that was well tested that we could provide to them. >> mayor newsom would be sworn in as lieutenant governor in early january. so the board of supervisors

they recruited over 7000 supporters on facebook, send letters, and made phone calls to senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer, and this body, the san francisco board of supervisors, adopted a resolution denouncing his deportation and calling ice to determine -- postponed his deportation. they also urged congress to pass the dream act, which would grant undocumented immigrant children citizenship if they entered the u.s. before age 15 and are attending a two or four-year college, which steve would qualify for. steve dreams of opening a health clinic for low-income san franciscans and -- but was facing deportation back to peru. he was eventually released from arizona and at a greyhound bus back to san francisco. as i have mentioned, steve would have qualified for the dream act, a piece of legislation that would give undocumented students a pathway to legalization, but his story was important in putting a face to the broader injustice of deporting undocumented students. also, the many people that were involved in the campaign to release him easily with transition to work on the dream act when

i really think senator mccain, dianne feinstein, and others just blowing off gas. they are embarrassed that the american people have been -- they have been lying to them. >> do you have a version of events the you are now comfortable with? in pakistan, there are so many different accounts. some believe osama bin laden lived only a few days in the abbottabad compound. others say five years. some say a few months. do you have something that you are comfortable with? >> i believe he is dead, not because the president said so, but because the military and the cia has confirmed his death. i'm getting a little to trust politicians anymore. i have no idea how long he was there. i'm understand from the reporting that it was a safe house, also. if that was well known, he was probably not there for very long. i have no way of knowing for sure. >> do you believe that pakistan's intelligence agency had no knowledge that osama bin laden was there? >> over the past decade, some parts of the intelligence service and the army probably knew where osama bin laden was or had a good i

. >>> head of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein announced bin laden's death before the president even did. feinstein was at a memorial in southern california for the late political consultant who helped on many democratic campaigns. feinstein tearfully praised a friend and ended by saying that within minutes president obama would announce bin laden's death. the crowd gasped and then applauded. >>> not surprisingly, the aftermath is complex. there's a global concern of backlash from al qaeda. the federal government is warning law enforcement of possible home grown terrorists. despite the warning, the nation's alert status remains unchanged at airports and transit hubs. bay area airports operating normally today but they say they're in constant contact with the tsa and local police departments. california emergency officials have not detected any credible threats following bin laden's death last night. >>> san francisco pd says it will be keeping a closer eye on areas where large number of people gather, including places of worship and, yes, transit areas, too. b.a.r.t.,

senator dianne feinstein says congress might consider cutting 1.3 billion in annual aide to pakistan if their government played a part in hiding out the al-qaeda leader. >> i think we have to know whether they knew. if the pakistanis knew. if they didn't know, why didn't they know? why didn't they pay more attention to it? >> across the border, afghanistan's government is cheering the death of al- qaeda's leader who lived there for years. >> officially they don't exist, but we all now know that field team 6, the deadly warriors who shot the most wanted terrorist on earth are based on a quiet road between virginia beach and sand bridge, virginia. bruce leshan has been looking for insight. >> the quiet professionals, commanders are warning seal team six members to maintain even greater operational security after their bin laden mission. the fight not over. >> post 9/11 operations kicked off. the amount of successful operations has been staggering. >> team started after a failure formed after the botched 1980 operation to rescue the hostages in iran. there was no way the team was going

. >> dianne feinstein is demanding answers from pakistan about how the government didn't know about osama bin laden's half -- lavish hideout. >> either the pakistanis are totally incompetent, or they are playing a double game. there is probably a little truth to both explain igs thats. >> he says our relationship with pakistan is now more important than ever. the war on terror is on going. >> we need to attack terrorist movements and terrorist groups within pakistan itself. it will make it hard for the united states to say, we will pull everybody out of afghanistan and pakistan and let the world go down into a dust bin. >> tomorrow they will go over more details on the raid. they will look into what information they had on the compound. >> lisa amin gulezian reporting. a frame by frame analysis of bin laden's compound provides new insight into the daily life of the terrorist mastermind. on his medicine shelf, eye drops, anti-accept tic creams. there were no serious medications despite years of rumors about bin laden's poor health. outside the house, evidence of what bin laden ate, two can

senator dianne feinstein spoke today saying the republican budget proposal nationally is, quote, the next act in the assault on women, seniors and working people. she also praised the president for repealing "don't and don't tell" and standing up for funding for planned parenthood. nuclear energy was also a main topic. opponents want them to apose its united states in california and calling for the closure of the state's two nuclear plants. >>> the earthquake and tsunami in japan have made emergency drills here in the bay area all the more real. hundreds participated in the citywide disaster drill. neighbors got together to rehearse communication skills, search for victims and get first aid. to those who live along the hayward fault, it's a chance to prepare for the inevitable. the oakland fire department reports the participation for these types of drills is up in the past year. >>> in the bay area and across the nation, tens of thousands of volunteers spent today helping others. it's national rebuilding together day where people come together to fix up homes and community centers.

house minority leader, nancy pelosi, senator dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and other city leaders will be on hand for the center's ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11:00 this morning. milk was the first openly gay man elected to public office in he was assassinated along with mayor george moscone by a former san francisco supervisor in 1978. >>> meantime, two east private schools, east bay private schools are offering a class dedicated to gay students. the athinian school in danville and a high school in berkeley recently began examining the history of gays, bisexuals and transgendered people. a state senator has a bill in the assembly to add gay studies to curriculum for public schools. california would be the first state with such a law if the bill passes. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, the rapture that wasn't. the support for followers of an east bay minister who predicted the date of the rapid tur. and spaywalking astronauts run into a bit of a problem this morning. we'll show you that, we're back in two minutes. >>> good sunday morning to you, taking a li

tomorrow dianne feinstein will be part of an armed services meeting focused on the secret hideout. they say bin laden may have been holed up in that mansion for up to six years. it's something she says pakistani leaders could not have missed. >>> the events in pakistan have a direct local impact. b.a.r.t. is adding some muscle, getting officers from other agencies to help patrol stations and platforms here in the bay area. b.a.r.t. is on a high risk alert in case there's retaliation for the killing of bin laden. tonight the transit security administration activated operation rail safe. operation rail safe pairs b.a.r.t. officers with local law enforcement agencies to protect the rail system. there's no timetable for when b.a.r.t. will return to normal procedures. >>> let's go back to bin laden's hideout. we're getting more information about what went on there from the people who live in that neighborhood. they say the compound's occupants kept to themselves. kids told reporters when they played soccer and kicked the ball over the fence by accident the people inside the bin laden co

year's convention include getting taxes extended as a way to balance the budget and senator dianne feinstein spoke as well saying the republican budget proposal nationally is, quote, the next act in the assault on women, seniors and working people. she also praised the president for repealing don't ask, don't tell and standing up for funding for planned parenthood. state insurance commissioner dave jones took a swipe at republican presidential hopeful donald trump. >> he's focusing on serious things. he's not being distracted by these carnival side shows by people with really bad hair. >> governor jerry brown, by the way, plans to address the convention tomorrow. >>> oakland mayor jean kwan painted a gloomy picture as she unveiled three two-year budget scenarios to deal with the expected $58 million deficit next year. public works and oakland's library staff would be hit especially hard under the mayor's worse case budget. the calls for the elimination of 368 jobs. the least painful and most optimistic case depend on passage of a parcel tax and added pension contributions by all employees an

intelligence chair dianne feinstein told me that she is going to be asking those very questions starting tomorrow morning at a closed hearing with intelligence officials. essentially, what did pakistan know, when did they know it? and she's asking were they warned off by higher-ups in the government from even checking out the compound? today pakistan amped up its criticism of the raid. after initially saying that bin laden's death illustrates international resolve to eliminate terrorism, now pakistan's government is warning against what they call an unauthorized american raid that should not serve as a precedent for the future. pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. told me today that they are asking themselves whether they had an intelligence failure, but he insists that pakistan's government was not involved in hiding bin laden. even though he was hiding in plain view. brian. >> of course no guarantee we'll ever know either way. andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> up next here tonight, the question a lot of people are asking. what happens to al qaeda now