this is not about dianne feinstein.a doing on their watch what they would not accept from the republican administration. you know what? i have no quarrel with challenging bush to open his investigation up to an independent agent. i have a real problem allowing this white house to investigate itself. this is a very big deal. people's lives are at risk. we have compromised our national security. i will be very disappointed in the republican party if we let them get away with this. good job today, governor romney. >> greta: senator, thank you. i likewise think the president could force this administration administration -- this investigation. >> i am calling on him right now to do on your watch what you insisted of others. you are letting the country down having an investigation that reasonable people cannot trust. mr. president, do your job! clear the air. >> greta: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up. new numbers, congressional budget scorekeepers released new numbers. will kare-11 make the federal deficit

now tonight we're going to take a look at senator dianne feinstein's new calls for prosecutions against the nothing we haven't gotten used to by now but our guest forever tim is going to point out again why this is so dangerous to press freedom if you just let's say replace the word wiki leaks with the new york times then we've got a bit of a foreign policy mash up for a monday hangover from mexican elections what they're going to mean for our funding of the war against the cartels to drone strikes and yet it sanctions on iran and a bitter fight between afghanistan and pakistan are going to have all of that and more theater night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss. arias so there's a lot going on out of the news right now a lot here at home obviously is everybody continues to discuss the effects of the supreme court's big time rulings last week as well as big news abroad like elections abroad and of course a little fear mongering about iran. the supreme court's ruling as they did in the background yet republicans in co

may have been leaked to the new york times that in that sense to you know i let's talk about dianne feinstein for example there are a lot of journalists out there a lot of people have been tweeting about this saying that feinstein is actually one of the biggest leakers in congress and so in that sense it becomes kind of ironic because very hypocritical that she's the one that's pursuing this to most aggressively but then i guess nobody really is going to call out feinstein on it directly right nobody is going to point to an exact story and sell out their source so what do you do how do you how do you pin this woman down. it's very difficult and look the leaker the selective leaker never wants to be called the leaker the leaker wants to preserve his or her ability to continue leaking so it's very difficult and you're right to flag the relationship between journalists and sources as a potential leverage point that senator like feinstein knows that that no reporter is going to point to her office if she's been leaking things because they want to preserve that avenue of information it's a very ve

just yesterday democrat senator dianne feinstein, who is chairman of the senate intelligence committee said and i quote: i think the white house has to understand that some of this is coming from their ranks. >> in response to romney, senator feinstein issuing this press release the reads in part, quote: i stated that i did not believe the president leaked classified information. i shouldn't have speculated beyond that because the fact of the matter is i don't know the source of the leaks. then romney's spokesman shot back, quote: it looks like president obama has given dianne feinstein the cory booker treatment. that's a reference to a controversy in may where the new jersey mayor cory booker was highly critical of the obama pa campaign attack ads. then he did a youtube video to clarify what he said, shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge in washington tonight. thank you. governor romney also going after president obama on foreign policy today. speaking to the same veteran's group the president addressed yesterday. the governor accused his rival of weakening the u.s. military as the two

coming from dianne feinstein.democratic senator and chairs the intelligence committee for her to said on monday what she said it has to be coming from the white house ranks gives a lot of people concern. >> yeah. it absolutely does and it should and it should be addressed. unfortunately in today's political environment when you're going to get attacked for that statement the way she was and lanced onto a campaign she will have to walk it back. megyn: she wasn't attacked. she was cited. >> yeah, i don't think she wanted to be cited. i don't think what she meant the president committed treason. >> that is nobody said that. >> mitt romney led you to believe that in his speech. >> led you to believe. listen what he actually said is not what you represented today. he betrayed our national security. ask the saudis whether -- >> thinks comments were disgusting and he should take them back. >> is that right? >>. >> warn you right now, chris, he is off american soil he better watch what he says about this president because

just take it from the chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence, democrat senator dianne feinsteins really raised concerns here that i think people are starting to wake up to, and the need for this to be led independently of the investigation be led independently of administration, white house presidential appointees. >> one of the points that the presidential -- the president's campaign people are putting out is that mitt romney has not been specific about afghanistan. is he going to go to the veterans of foreign wars today, is he going to in london argue that we should not be withdrawing at this rapid a pace from afghanistan? what is his timetable for afghanistan? >> he'll talk about afghanistan in his speech today. he's talked about it before. he's been clear that he agrees with the transition to afghan security forces in 2014. he supports that timeline. it's the same timeline the president's on. what he has been critical of is upending the surge forces in the middle of the fighting season, in the fall of 2012, which struck many people, including many former retired military off

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

this is the 34id 1980s, dianne feinstein as mayor is spvending more money in than the entire federalernment. >> it was a sig anything capital amount of money even then,. >> remarkable. >> a remarkable percentage of the budget. >> other cities were rejecting aids patients, other states were putting sick men who were days away from death on air planes and having them flown to san francisco and literally dumped here mayor feinstein, of course spoke out against that and was trying to mobile eyes all mayors around the country to fight the epidemic in a coalition. but i mean even just taking care of its own. it was taking care of other people. >> so when you say that really defined the values that we know today of san was that moment in time where you had a city that was being torn apart in the '70s could have gone one of two directions and decided to step up and step in, in a big way to solve the problem in a compassionate way and demonstrate national and international leadership. >> you can't legislate spirit or pride. >> that's right. >> but you can experience it appeared out in san fra

. >>> it may be and the l a times subjects california senator dianne feinstein suggested this morning >>> i hope there is a sane national conversation on guns, this is a bad time to embrace a new subject has been no action because no out rage out there. >>> grace lee cbs 5 >>> after his stop in colorado president obama goes to san francisco air force one will be at buckley air force base when the service is over expected to touch down at sfo just after 7 he will spend the night in san francisco before going to reno in the morning returns for campaign events tomorrow afternoon. mitt romney will spend the night in san francisco he arrived in the bay area this afternoon with three fund raisers on the schedule linda yee is following the campaign trail. >>> were at the fairmont hotel the republican candidate arrived 30 minutes ago he came here through the back way disappointing a lot of people in the fund open to get a glimpse of him police set up barricades, they were anticipating protesters share but a dozen or so showed up, his motorcade came in through the back entrance perhaps a garag

. >>> and and the l a times said jed dianne feinstein suggested this morning >>> i would hope there's a same national conversation on guns. this is a bad time to embrace this subject there has been no action and there's been no action because there's no out raged >>> grace lee cbs 5 >>> in aurora cbs services focused on the victims teresa garcia it has the latest >>> sunday's service at in colorado community church dedicated to the shooting massacre. one of the church members was killed in friday's attack. >>> this is a good community people love each other >>> the congregation prayed for the accused gunman >>> james holmes has in mother and father and they carry a big burden we forget them to me >>> at the crime scene this man plays 12 crosses one for each of the deceased victims he did the same thing after the columbine shootings. >>> and it is so hard to be back >>> are around aurora, people filling churches turning to prayer to make sense of the massacre, the gunman remains in solitary confinement while the investigation continues. >>> authorities want to know how we got the weapo

. >>> and perhaps an ill timed subject california senator dianne feinstein suggested on fox news >>> i hope it there is a sane national conversation on guns, i think this is a bad time to embrace a new subject this there has been no action because there's been no out rage >>> grace lee cbs 5 >>> as we mentioned president obama is in san francisco tonight he arrived at s f o after 8:00 p.m. hill spend a month in this city before going to reno in the morning, later in the afternoon mr. obama returns for campaign events in oakland it includes a fun reyes and fund raiser at fox theater and a dinner at in piedmont he will meet with local tech leaders. if you live or work in oakland's uptown district no parking errant the president's visit barricades in place near the fox theater on telegraph avenue from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. parking is forbidden on several other streets during that time you can expect traffic interruptions during the time the president is in the area. mitt romney also in san francisco tonight, the first- time candidates from both sides in the city at the same time, l

dianne feinstein speculated, then she said i shouldn't have speculated.as corey book erred as a romney spokesperson said. we don't know the answer to that. it's all speculation. martha: no one would suggest that dianne feinstein was speaking anything other than what she thought. she was supposed to make two appearances in washington. catherine herridge is reporting on this for fox of course went to ask her follow-up questions on this. she didn't show up at either one of those things. it sounds like someone is asking her to be quiet. >> it sounds like speculation. >> its not speculation. was this information classified, including the fact that we have a mole apparently in al-qaida, was that information leaked by sources at the white house? that is not speculation. >> that's not spec lace, wha speculation, whether the white house got to her or she was corey book erred, that's speculation. >> senator fine taoeupb will be 8feinstein is 80 years old, she is one of the richest members. why in the world would she walk back comments that were true if she wasn't u

unfortunately as in previous kind of the events this will die down >>> it may be an ill timed subject, dianne feinstein suggested on fox news >>> i would hope there is a same national conversation on guns, i think this is a bad time to bring up the subject has been no action and there has been no action because there is no out rage >>> grace lee cbs 5 >>> as we mentioned, president obama in san francisco tonight he arrived at sfo just after 8:00 p.m. he will spend the night in the city before going to reno, later in the afternoon mr. obama returns for advance and oakland his agenda includes fund raisers and oakland's fox theater and a private home and piedmont. he plans to meet with local tech leaders. republican candidate mitt romney in san francisco tonight it marks the first-time candidates from both sides are in the city at the same time linda yee is near where the president is standing by spent the day following the campaign trail of the former massachusetts gov. >>> look behind me, the traffic jam south of market because of the candidates this is howard street between fourth enfeoff closed off be

problems, and he was very sympathetic and interested and suggested that we contact senator dianne feinstein's office at the federal level on that, and i attended this last saturday a fantastic opening of a new farmers market, which was really great to say. it was kind of a funky old alley, turned into a vibrant and exciting place, so i wish him a lot of luck, and i was happy to be there. that is it for me. clerk: any other commissioners? seeing none, next item. public comment. president adams: item 14, public comment. do we have any public comment on any of the items that were not agendize to today? seeing none, next item. public comment is closed. clerk: new business. president adams: any new business? seeing none, next item. clerk: adjournment. the meeting is adjourned at 6:53 p.m. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lo

decades now, here in san francisco supporting our efforts to reach out to china on behalf of them, dianne feinstein who established our sister city our protocol chief, i am honored to be here. a 12 take a brief moment to say a few things on behalf of the state of california. like san francisco, california has always been a state of dreamers, and doors, and entrepreneurs. a state head -- that has prided itself of being on the leading and cutting edge of new ideas. we're one of the most diversity's, san francisco is the largest per-capita chinese population of many in the united states in the most diverse state in the world's most averse democracy. the delegation will appreciate this as you walk the streets of san francisco at our best as it is across the state. people are living and a dancing together across every conceivable and imaginable difference. i have believed the world looks to us to say it is -- if it is possible to live together across every conceivable difference. we're proud of our home and place in history and proud of our example. but we also are humble in the context of the world we'

a look that was -- this body looked at was not only the church that was next door, but also dianne feinstein. this goal we are looking at is -- the school we are looking at is longfellow elementary. they walked up mission street. in the afternoon from 3:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. i would not let my children walked on mission street to school. that is the way it is. they go to the park. they are building a new park. i hope you will keep that in consideration. the other thing said that the day care centers were not licensed. they are. i have contacted all 11 of them. one has a senior center. 5199, also has a senior center and a senior committee day care centers. i hope it will take that into consideration. the one other issue, i know it was mentioned that the police department is not opposing this. i am the new co-chair of the community police advisory board. i spoke to the captain. he says, we are not going to oppose it. they stated at the planning commission. what the captain said is that we are concerned. we are concerned about three mcd's. we have been told there are two more of plan. -- applyi

i was here when harvey milk and the mayor was slain and dianne feinstein was seated as mayor.have been in politics ever since. yen i currently work for common cause. i work with the women sprites group for many years. i stepped down in 2008. and-- i work with women's rights groups for many years. i saw there was an opening at common cause to be in northern california organizer, and i wanted to work with young people. i have a nine-year-old daughter and i worry about her future. what i really want to work for is a sustainable democracy where the air and water in all of these things are taking care of. i am very happy to be here today. in i am always excited about the beautiful things and the visionary things of san the politics. having said that, i want to say that this move to put this on the ballot, i am part of a national coalition that is taking citizens united as a common problem. we firmly believe that getting at the root of the money and politics is really the thing we need to do. thank you for this. thank you for this. >> think hank you? any other public comment? seeing

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senator dianne feinstein, a long time advocate of stricter gun control.nd, senator ron johnson, a strong supporter of gun rights. senators, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you, chris. >> good morning, chris. >> let's start with the big picture, senator feinstein, another case of someone slaughtering people on a college campus and a restaurant and now, a movie theatre. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are this: pure and simple: weapons of war don't belong on the streets. this is a powerful women. he had 100-round drum. this is a man who planned it, who went in and his purpose was to kill as many people as he could in a sold help out theatre. i think, you know, we have to sit down and really come to grips with what is sold to the average citizen in america. i have no problem with people being licensed, buying a firearm. but, these are weapons that you are only going to be using to kill people in close comcombat, that is the purpose of that weapon, you can put a hell-fire switch on it, you can fire semi-automatic very rapidly. the drum was hu

it's not coming to their desk. >> of course, dianne feinstein, whose rise in politics occurred partlyly because of harvey milk's assassination. we talk about gun control, a lot of these people, lot of politicians have been, you know, have been affected by it personally and are passionate about it but can't do anything about the national climate. we'll have more when we come back. thanks, chris cillizza, mark halperin. the politics of gun control. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for business. find out how it can work for yours at thenewny.com. i bought the car because of its efficiency. i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. it's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of k

dianne feinstein -- thank you for the car.weapons ban and has been just a champion on this issue yesterday she stunned everybody, start with me, by saying, no. this is not the right time to be talking about gun control. if this isn't the right time, when is? carol? in buffalo, new york. hi, carol. >> i can't believe feinstein said that. >> i know. i know. >> all right. she is running for re-election in california. she doesn't en have an opponent. >> i have to tell you something, when i was a little girl i just turned 74 years old. >> god bless you. >> my grandmother and mother came from latvia. i thank you her for coming here. if she had not, i may not have existed. what squared me is my country is now becoming what she ran away from. >> wow. >> carol, we have to get it back. we have to get it back. went let them do this to us. appreciate the call carol. keep your eyes and ears open. september 14th, we will be talking about it for a book signing for a paper-back edition for "the obama hate machine." >> i find, you know both si

i did have a conversation with senator dianne feinstein about this issue some months back. she made her first public comments on this issue. she does understand that this is a real challenge with the federal civil rights law that has been touted and has been rightfully touted as having accomplished a lot of things. we understand there are issues that need to be resolved at the state and local level that have been complicated and she is looking for -- she is looking to this. i want to thank the office of small businesses. their under-researched. i asked -- pushed to that one headcount to the beleaguered office of small business to increase their head count from four to five. it was a 20% increase. we can do better than that in the office that is supposed to be the clearing house and a one- stop shop for small businesses especially on this issue. we could have one staffer that spends his time working with small businesses to move us through this. i do hope as we think about future budgets we will understand the challenges the office of small business is under. i do want to ge

senator dianne feinstein says that's the purpose of a new patent office awarded to san jose. it will lead to job growth in california and benefit the entire world. the silicon valley patent office is one of four that will open in the coming months. feinstein's office says san jose is an appropriate place because it's the top patent-producing city in the country with twice as many patents as the runner-up, austin, texas. >>> a warning for parents tonight about a new game involving teens and salt and why the combination can be so dangerous. >>> and the latest on the miserable conditions for millions along the east coast. >>> and big news from the medical world, a major drugmaker under fire for promoting medicine for unapproved uses. we'll tell you about the prescriptions involved coming up. >>> and good afternoon, i'm jeff ranieri. not a bad way to start off the workweek with a mix of son and clouds. the fog building back at the coastline at this hour bringing us slightly warmer weather in the south bay for tuesday with plenty of mid-80s. full details in your seven-day and four