of april the hunger strike number jumps to one hundred members of congress take note senator dianne feinstein writes the obama administration urging them to begin sending home those eighty six prisoners that have already been cleared for release and then on april thirtieth and president obama himself is forced to address the situation i get no for the first time in several months it is not a surprise to me that we've got problems in guantanamo criticism begins mounting against the force feeding policy the american medical association writes to defense secretary chuck hagel saying the practice violates medical ethics may sixteenth the hunger strike reaches one hundred days and further grows to one hundred two prisoners with thirty undergoing force feeding a week later may twenty third president obama. in addresses kuantan imma get more has become a symbol all around the world for an america that flouts the rule of law he announces he's reopening the shuttered office in the state department in charge of finding ways to transfer prisoners out of guantanamo he also announces the lifting of the pr

joining me now is california senator dianne feinstein. thank you for joining us, senator. >> you're welcome. >> i just get the feeling that the u.s., despite these strong military contacts we hear all the time between egypt's military and the u.s. military, doesn't have a lot of sway in egypt when you watch what's going on. >> that may well be true, and i think this is a real point of definition of what kind of egypt is going to come out of this. for the first time, i am very concerned. i'm surprised the military would urge people to go to the streets. they had to know, if they did that, the other side would respond, and it became kind of a catalyst for violence. so i don't think we know what kind of egypt is going to emerge. i think it's very important for this new president and vice president to exert their authority now. it will show whether a democracy, in terms of control of the military, can effectively govern that country. so the next few months, i think, are going to be real eye openers for the world. >> senator, i just want to sh

. >> reporter: diannesenator dianne feinstein said the next few month could have a big impact. >> i think it is important for them to exert their authority now. it will show whether a democracy in terms of civilian control of the military can governor that country. >> reporter: we come back live to shouts of military no more in san jose. some people here would like the u.s. government to declare this ouster a coup. live in san jose, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> concerns here in the u.s. about the violence in egypt center on what would happen if the shipping was interrupted. they carry a substantial amount of oil. >> for americans at home saying why should we be interested. 5% of the world's oil every day goes through the sunal. 8 -- canal. if this spills over and they lose control of egypt it will have impacts for us at home. >> the canal is wider and deeper than the panama canal. >>> the peace talks are set to resume this week. the efforts of secretary of state john kerry appear to be paying off. now israel agreed to release 104 prisoners which clear as heard tool the talks.

christine romer and laura tyson, nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein, barbara boxer, a great favorite of mine. the reuben boys, tim geithner, jacob lew and jason fuhrman. this is one hell of a way to make one of the most important economic decisions. they're going to do it on the basis of boys versus girls? >> this is just something that continues to happen withins obama white house, even on public policy as well. what i always say is what is best for the country? i'm not very interested in having a woman into a leadership position, i'm not interested whether someone reflects my anatomy, i'm interested whether they reflect my principles and values and embrace what we need for the economy. this is another instance of having a failure coming out of the obama administration. you won't have the right fit for the job if it's based on gender. >> jessica, this is kind of the ultimate quintessential democratic interest group politics only the stakes are extremely high, federal reserve chairman. do you think that in fact the battle that's being described now between the women and the men over this is

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is concerned about what type of egypt will dole ass emerges from a second revolution. >> for the first time, i am very concerned. i'm surprised that the military would urge people to go to the streets. they had to have known if they do that, the other side is going to respond, and it became a kind of catalyst for violence. >> feinstein says if egypt's president and vice-president fail to make a move to control the military, the u.s. may have to consider cutting off aid to the country. >> up next, the pope's message today to the catholic faithful. and the surprise the large crowd had for the pontiff. >> and then it sounds like an elab -- -- >> temperatures all weekend long below normal but does look like we'll see some warming heading into this work week. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and let you know which day will be the warmest. >> i'm abc7 news morning traffic reporter. drive the smart way. check out abc7news.com/contests right now and you can drive away with a brand new smart car. we'll announce the lucky winner friday, august 2nd.

today, dianne feinstein sat down saying she is very concerned about the crisis.frankly she is surprised the military would urge people to go to the streets. >> i don't think we know what kind of egypt is going to emerge. i think it is very important for this new president and vice president to exer it t their thourt now. tell show the control of the military can effectively govern that country and so the next few months they will will be real eyeopeners for the world. >>> here in the bay area, pro morse supporters held a rally. one demonstrator says egypt needs to give democracy a chance to work. >> [indiscernible] it should not be like that. things should be be corrected with the democratic process. >> she says the military coo is destroying the democracy. she has relatives taking part in the protests there. >>> pope tpraps sis is on a flight back to rome after a weeklong trip to brazil. cbs is there where millions -- francis is on a flight back to rome after a weeklong trip to brazil. cbs is there where millions were watching. >> reporter: the holy father wrapp

dianne feinstein among those saying he should step down. >> this kind of absence of a moral campus and subject to recall, i suspect there will be recalls. >> you should think he should make it easier on himself and resign? >> i do. >> bob macdonald has been trying to quell questions about gifts and loans from a campaign donor. this latest headline is not helping. "the washington post" reporting his wife spent thousands of dollars of cash from her husband's superpac and shops of choice, nordstrom and saks fifth avenue. >> you ask the question is it time for governor mcdonnell to step aside. honestly we haved this drip, drip, drip of embarrassing allegations. >> joining me now is amy davidson and craig gustaffson. we have been hearing comparisons to bill and hillary clinton and now the new york city post citing an interview with a friend and aide saying bill and hillary are live individual to weiner's es ska paye paeds. >> isn't this the last thing the clintons want to deal with right now? >> weiner's wife has been very close to hillary clinton for years. she has worked closely with her

he has written a letter admitted -- admitting to dianne feinstein, senator of california, that he gave her erroneous information. we would not really know the extent to which he gave erroneous information had it not been for the nsa leaker we know as edward snowden. >> new, updated information about evo morales staying at a hotel in vienna. let's talk to scott baltimore -- oswalt. welcome back to the show. we have had you back a couple of times since this broke. >> tank you for having me. lex i want to ask about these latest developments. how much of this game of political hot potato is complicating this case? >> what is interesting is the statement he made yesterday. he said that the united states is using the citizenship as a political weapon, that he is in exile, a stateless person and that the united states is violating article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights. i think each of these statements , including his final statement, where he pronounces again to be a whistleblower, are all demonstrably false. they are simply incorrect. for example, this issue of being statel

and i talked to dianne feinstein and barbara mikulski and other senators about this when i was a lonely reporter. you know, i wrote a couple of stories about women navigating the senate and what not. and in general feinstein's point was the men don't even realize they're doing is sometimes when they are sort of making it harder for us or never, but i do think -- and you don't see this explicitly or maybe one person comments. feinstein really does not want to embrace those women's issues, even though she certainly is a champion for the metal but every time for abortion rights and all of these other kinds of things. she wants to be more active on other issues. see is the senate intelligence chairwoman. i would argue that she is probably not very well liked right now considering she has been defending the nsa and the intelligence community for a lot of americans think is the truth of the program. on the other hand from california you have barbara boxer really seems to embrace being the champion for abortion rights and what not. so this seems to me that women take a different individual jus

saidw dianne feinstein they are working on. i will not rule out any possibilities. depending on how the leadership might want to construct it, it is possible they would like to of thediscussion of some other issues and reserve and opportunity for us to raise our bulkrns about the collection programs. there are a variety of ways we will pursue it. we want viewers to understand this until it is fixed. >> you mentioned one thing earlier. it was about cell phones. you were concerned about how the government is collect information. most people are carrying a telephone device that can make calls, send text, and surf the internet. it should americans be concerned that all three are being tracked or just the calls? cannot get into the details of any specific operation or whether it is being did. . will -- conducted i will indicate that having that computer in your pocket thatases the potential certainly people could be tracked 24/7. when the fbi director says in public forums when we have asked and asked repeatedly what are the right of law-abiding americans with respect to

. >>> california's dianne feinstein, one of the participants this morning in the senate hear nothingmestic spying, officials from the justice department and the nsa answering questions, though they are finding a fairly friendly audience. feinstein has gone on record at supporting this type ofyi surveillance. >>> on a much, much lighter the morning show about the fella from jib jab, you remember them? he invented a new series of apps and a website called story box which allow to you put your own picture in the action so you can insert your child's picture or maybe even your meteorologist. sto storybot.com. >> is that how you keep in shape between commercials? >> exactly right. >> the bouncy ball. >> back there in the weather department right now. you want to borrow it after the show. >> i don't think could you do what you did. you looked happy, too. >> i got skills, staying warm out there it is so chilly. thanks for that, scott. i will get you back. oh, i will get you back. 11:18 now, a live look here. put that up on facebook if you want more, we know you do 11:19, you can see here,

nsa officials and house republican leaders all fiercely opposing the amendment in the senate, dianne feinstein is leading an effort to change parts of the program to address privacy concerns. >>> meantime, the former nsa worker who leaked details of the surveillance program still hold up in moscow's airport. edward snowden's russian attorney says his client is still waiting for documents that would allow him in to russia. he says until then, snowden is simply there learning more about russian culture and hoping for asylum. the white house does continue to pressure russia to send snowden back to america. every time i hear this store tri, this is kind of like the movie "terminal" with tom hanks? this guy has been there for over a month. >>> 4:51. this is fun, late night host jimmy fallon talks about the birth of his baby and the famous couple he'll soon be having a play date with next. >>> a live look at fremont. let's take a look outside and see how things are shaping up. an easy drive past the truck scales. we'll give you an update on the closure, the traffic control over in the east bay comin

on the senate side, california lawmaker dianne feinstein is leading an effort to change parts of the program to address privacy concerns. >>> as for the american fugitive who leaked the nsa program is holed up in the moscow airport. his russian attorney gave an update, saying edward snowden is still in limbo. the russian government has not refused his asylum request but has not approve it either. the united states wants russia to send him back to the states to face espionage charges. ? it's not every interview that makes a new start. >>> we'll show you why they're getting hired first. >>> a popular campground closed after an animal has the plague. details coming up. >>> a happy ending for a wayward bay area tortoise. find out where pokey was found. that's coming up. >>> attorneys hired by the san mateo unified school district to deal with an a.p. testing crisis were on-hand to talk to frustrated parents and worried students. they're advanced placement test scores were invalidated after teachers didn't follow seating rules for the test. the board decided to sue the educational testing

she was appointed to the board of supervisors then by mayor dianne feinstein and reelected three times city wide which is no mean feat and after that resigned with term limits and left early and i was the beneficiary of her early resignation and took her seat and was a mentor to me and she demonstrated her commitment to the city and whether it was transportation or youth or service to the community and economic development and even at 90 she was at a ribbon cutting last week with a project she was involved in and she really embodies the best of all of san franciscans and making a difference and doing that and she will be missed as a friend and mentor and someone really special here in san francisco. >> i also had the benefit of knowing supervisor ken dee who was just an amazing woman and had long legacy of public service and empowerment in san francisco and the greater bay area. she was such a wonderful person and anyone that knew her or met her knew she was a leader and mentor and friend to so many people young and old and shy will be missed. >> i will add the mayor has asked that fla

. >>> dianne feinstein says she is concerned about the crisis in egypt. she told cnn she is surprised that the egyptian military would urge people to go into the streets. >> i don't think we know what kind of egypt is going to emerge. i think it's very important for this new president and vice president to expert their authority now. it will show whether a democracy in terms of civilian control of the military can effectively govern that country. and so the next few months i think are going to be real eye openers for the world. >> in downtown san jose, morsi supporters held a rally to denounce the military coup. one demonstrator says egypt needs to give democracy a chance to work. >> whether we disagree with the president morsi, it shouldn't be like that. things should be corrected with democratic process. >> sarah has family members in egypt taking part in protests there. she says the coup is destroying egypt's fragile democracy. >>> for the first time in three years, israel and palestine will meet face to face with peace talks. tara mergener reports fro

she received her first appointment from then mayor dianne feinstein to the human rights commission. her second appointment came later when a vacancy on the redevelopment agency commission allowed mayor feinstein to recommend mrs. kennedy for that seat. after the passing of supervisor hutch, mayor feinstein appointed ruby kennedy to that vacancy on the board of supervisors. mrs. kennedy accepted and embarked on her mission for change in the city and county of san francisco, particularly paying attention to bayview hunters point community. supervisor kennedy ran three campaigns for reelection on the board of supervisors and was reelected each time. she spent over 15 years on the board. and while here she left quite a legacy. she authored several pieces of legislation some such as the city's affirmative action programs better known as the minority business enterprises, also affectionally known as mbe as well as wbe, many of which we still continue to used to in determining contracts. ~ and diversity. she also authored the south african apartheid legislation which is i think really tell

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congress rejected a new round of gun control laws sponsored by senator dianne feinstein. >>> 6:37. still ahead, week two of testimony in the george zimmerman murder trial. what the jury can expect to hear this week. >>> plus an abortion bill shouted down and blocked by a filibuster gets another chance to pass in texas. we'll tell you about the controversial vote, next. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. we're certainly monitoring breaking news all morning, where b.a.r.t. is on strike. this is a live look at the lake merit b.a.r.t. station where workers are coming out, picketing. no trains are running this morning. that means massive commute problems across the bay area. we'll check in with mike in just moments. 6:40. >>> it is week two in george zimmerman's murder trial. it begins today. the lead investigator in the case is expected to take the witness stand sometime this week. last week, much of the testimony focused on zimmerman's neighbor, first responders, and a friend of trayvon martin's. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second degree mu

california senator dianne feinstein agrees.im to step down. >> the mayor, you are a role model for people. you are supposed to be an inspiration to people. this is a very tough job. i do not think that somebody who is lacking moral compass release that's our role model or really provide the kind of that san diego needs. >> seven women identified themselves as targets of filner's unwanted advances that include touching. the san diego county democratic party central committee voted 34-6 to ask filner to resign. the 70 year old has acknowledged disrespecting and sometimes intimidating women. he has denied allegations of sexual harassment. >> and oakland teen is recovering at the hospital after falling out of a window in your a month ago. maya schomaker was in italy with of the young women's chorus of san francisco for a concert series. the-you're ride in her hotel she fell about 20 ft. from the window and broke her pelvis in four places. she had internal bleeding and fluid in her chest and was rushed to the hospital. doctors told

implications this has on the privacy of american citizens at the here in california senator dianne feinstein added that quote the greatest threat to the privacy of americans is the drone and the use of the drone and the very few regulations that are now opening their eyes i'm sorry it's a threat that many americans are now opening their eyes some creating their own defense to the expansion of such surveillance and now some people mainly my next guest has created something called the drone shield a device that alerts you when one of these unmanned flying robots is overhead so joining me now to talk about this innovation and the effect of drones on your privacy is john franklin founder of the drone shield program john thank you so much for coming on the show a limitation or having i have had so i really want to get started here and ask you like what made you want to create this product like what me how did the drone shield idea come to be well. drove didn't start off trying to detect them in fact i first want to use this guy right here to take a look at my roof and in the process of unpacking

that that trust that that should be there with this doctor patient relationship also senator dianne feinstein spoke out was one of the senators that spoke out saying that this hunger strike is a form of protest that it's unacceptable and she was among those that said that these details detainees should be transferred to another high security facility so whether or not this hearing would have gone on today say i'm a if this hunger strike did not take place it's unclear but certainly lawmakers here have taken notice so the the name of this hearing will be the hearing was focused on the implications of closing guantanamo what were some of the concerns raised by members about closing the facility or the keeping the facility open the the costs. human rights national security. yeah a lot of lawmakers say and witnesses that testified today said that keeping this base open is a threat to national security because it involved in detainees and kind of radicalize them when they're based there also human rights issues were brought up the fact that it's unethical to hold detainees indefinitely without cha

. >>> dianne feinstein is adding her voice to though demanding the resignation of philner. >> i don't think that someone who is lacking a moral compass sets a role model or will provide the leadership that san diegans want. >> at least seven women have accused the governor of inappropriate behavior. one citizen's group is requests a recall if he does not resign. >>> weiner acknowledged this week that he continued exchanging lewd photos and messages with women after resigning from congress two years years ago because of the same behavior. >> there are second chances. there are no third chances, i think that's why he's toast. >> the this is a scandal, a future scandal waiting to happen in the case of new york. it seriously undermind his ability to govern. >> reporter: weiner says that this ordeal is behind him and that he does not think people are interested in his embarrassing past. >>> the last hurdle was cleared when the israel cabinet agreed to release 120 palestinian prisoners. they are to be freed over several months depending on the progress of the talks. >>> members of the musli

so the senate intelligence chairs senator dianne feinstein and mike rogers come out and say that this is unwise we can't be defending the funding this n.s.a. program that's that's helped save lives so really has a long way to go to the past but it's really important because this is the first time that members of congress are going to be put on record on what they think about about the n.s.a. spying program that's been revealed from edward snowden's leaks now is it fair to say that none of this would be possible without the leaks. yeah i think so i mean clearly this this provision wouldn't really have any contacts without the leaks or would even have a chance to limit the surveillance powers of the n.s.a. without anyone knowing that this stuff was going on but we've seen a lot of other action on the hill since these leaks came out in the senate the chairman of the judiciary committee patrick leahy is moving a bill that he says he has sixty votes for that's going to change the electronic communications privacy act to prevent law enforcement agencies from confiscating people's e-mails an

implications this has on the privacy of american citizens at the here in california senator dianne feinstein added that quote the greatest threat to the privacy of americans is the drone and the use of the drone and the very few regulations that are now opening their eyes i'm sorry it's a threat that many americans are now opening their eyes to creating their own defense to the expansion of such surveillance and now some people mainly my next guest has created something called the drone shield a device that alerts you when one of these unmanned flying robots is overhead so joining me now to talk about this innovation and the effect of drones on your privacy is john franklin founder of the drone shield program john thank you so much for coming on the show a limited you're having i meant so i really want to get started here and ask you like what made you want to create this product like what me how did the drone shield idea come to be well. drove didn't start off trying to detect them in fact i first want to use this guy right here to take a look at my roof and in the process of unpacking it b

boehner is a republican but senator dianne feinstein, i mean, she has -- well, she shares his view.ir of the senate intelligence committee and says snowden committed an act of treaty. and the same goes for republican congressman mepeter king who sa snowden is a danger to the nation. and president obama, here he is, 2013, president obama hasn't weighed in on snowden but his justice is. it's preparing criminal charges agains snowden. and friday the president defended the nsa surveillance program saying they make a difference in preventing terrorist attacks on this country and america. now the case for labelling snowden and his actions heroic, if you can imagine that has happened. and none other than glen beck and michael more. these men couldn't be more opposite in their political views typically, but beck tweeted out that snowden has the, as he put it, the ear marks of a real hero. and moore cclled him the hero of the year. v i have to sit here and jst kind of look. we want to say thanks as always for leaving me my chalkboard. >> senators mike lee and al franken, they've come togethe

friday night she was honored at the center's annual dinner along with senator dianne feinstein, the author of the national assault weapons gun ban. the gun ban that congress passed after being galvanized at the shooting at 101 california. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc7 news. >>> if the threatened transit strikes are not enough, tomorrow we will be paying more for gas. a state tax increase of 3.5 cents will kick in. california now has the highest tax on gas in the nation at almost 72 cents a gallon. 40 cents is state tax. right now the average cost per gallon of unleaded gas is just more than $4. in oakland it is $3.96 and it is $3.96 in san jose. >>> in a few minutes, rates on student loans will double. the interest rate will rise from 3.4% to 6.8%. both republicans and democrats have of on erred plans to reduce the interest rate, but none have been translated into a bill. it is estimated the higher interest rates will add $4500 to the cost of a four-year degree. >>> the time of the google reader has come to an end. the mountain view-based company will pull the plug on reader. google

today, on the show earlier, my show "state of the union," senator dianne feinstein added her voice. > this kind of absence of a moral compass is subject to recall. i suspect there will be recalls. >> you think he should make it easier and resign? >> i think he should make it easier and resign, that's right. >> there you heard it. mounting pressure on mayor filner in san diego. let's go back to new york here. candy. anthony weiner brought his wife to a news conference to help rescue his campaign. today, we have learned his campaign manager has quit. do you think he is toast or does he have a fighting chance of being new york's mayor? >> my guess is he is not going to become new york's mayor. i thought that before we got this second chapter of what's been going on in the life of anthony weiner lately. there will be a runoff. this is a very crowded race. in general, in crowded races, what really counts is whether you can get voters out. to get voters out, you need a big name or a big machine behind you. anthony weiner doesn't have those things. he was already at a disadvantage. those pol

friday night she was honored at the center's annual dinner along with senator dianne feinstein, the author of the national assault weapons gun ban. the gun ban that congress passed after being galvanized at the shooting at 101 california. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc7 news. >>> if the threatened transit strikes are not enough, tomorrow we will be paying more for gas. a state tax increase of 3.5 cents will kick in. california now has the highest tax on gas in the nation at almost 72 cents a gallon. 40 cents is state tax. right now the average cost per gallon of unleaded gas is just more than $4. in oakland it is $3.96 and it is $3.96 in san jose. >>> in a few minutes, rates on student loans will double. the interest rate will rise from 3.4% to 6.8%. both republicans and democrats have of on erred plans to reduce the interest rate, but none have been translated into a bill. it is estimated the higher interest rates will add $4500 to the cost of a four-year degree. >>> the time of the google reader has come to an end. the mountain view-based company will pull the plug on reader. google

and dianne feinstein agrees. >> i don't think that somebody who is lacking a moral compass really sets a role model, or really will provide the kind of leadership that san diegoens want. >> there is talk in san diego of a possible recall election to try to oust mayor fillner. >>> the latest sexting scandal appears to have taken a toll on anthony weiner. 53% of new yorkers say he should drop out of the race. when questioned by reporters, weiner insisted voters are interested in the issues, not his personal life. >>> in news of the world tonight, in switzerland two trains collided head on. 79 people died last wednesday in spain. >>> in iraq, at least 18 bombs bombs exploded. the iraqi government blamed al- qaeda militants for the attacks. since april, bombings have left more than 3,000 people dead as sectarian divisions have intensified. >>> in france, the jewelry heist at a gem show in cannes was far more valuable than once thought. they say one masked gunman got past the locked door to a showroom and held up three security guards and three other people. then he ran off, and disappeared

suddenly, we have high-level government officials like dianne feinstein who wrote a column by the wayhe washington post" this morning about how she does see the need to change the rules regarding the nsa and the collection of data. the reason we see senator feinstein saying that is because of the snowden revelations and last week, the house vote which was so much closer than anyone anticipated when they were going to shut down this program and that we saw both liberal, democrats and very conservative republicans come together, come very close to passing a bill that would have dramatically changed the landscape for this data collection. in light of that and in light of public outrage, suddenly congress is saying well -- and the administration, we do need to change the program. in some ways, we're better off because our privacy will end up protected more than it has been. >> bill: crew is on the case. they're way out in front here. ask the department of justice to investigate whether or not director clapper, director of national intelligence lied to congress. it looks like he did. citiz

the two intel chairs, dianne feinstein and mike rogers both say it caused severe damage, i mean evenn ker raoerbgs secretary of state said people will die because of this disclosure. how in the world can greenwald claim, oh, none of this harmed national security. he doesn't know that, does he? >> jim and i actually are in total agreement on this particular addition in that the burden should not be on greenwald. the burden is on snowden, that is where the focus should be. and indeed just like james rosen, or jim or myself, and particularly greenwald happens to be an advocacy journalist who stands for something. he does have a point of view, the word journalist encompasses a lot of things and and that's one of the things that greenwald does. greg: would you agree that there is no way that glen greenwald would know that this harmed stphaeugs tphal security? >> susan rice has said she doesn't know of any evidence. greg: would you agree that dianne feinstein and mike rogers and secretary of state john kerry would know better than glen greenwald whether it hurt national security? >> look,