. >> he is marted dianne feinstein -- married to dianne feinstein is the chair of the organization. he was on his way to nepal when the group truck. they mobilized a donate drive to help the people devastated by the earthquake. and stay with ktvu and www.ktvu.com for continuing coverage on the nepal earthquake. we are also posting updates. >>> police are searching for an uber driver who robbed a passenger over the weekend. it started at 1:00 a.m. saturday morning. the 30-year-old passenger said the driver offered to take him to get drugs or prostitutes and he refused and when the driver failed to stop at the destination the victim jumped out of the car but the uber driver attacked him and stole his cell phone and wallet. uber says the company is cooperating with police to find the driver. >>> also in san francisco, mese are asking witnesses -- police are asking witnesses to come forward after a person opened fire on muni today. witnesses say the gunman walked up to the victim inside the light rail vehicle, fired and ran away. that victim is now in the hospital with life-threatening

senator dianne feinstein says give iran a chance. easter and passover collide with religious controversy. the ncaa faces new scrutiny on a huge weekend for college sports. good morning from washington. i'm jim acosta. breaking news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressing his anger over the new deal brokered with iran. he joins us from jerusalem. mr. prime minister thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. let's get right to it. as you probably heard from the president last week he said there are three options for dealing with iran's nuclear program, that is to bomb iran and to start a war essentially in the middle east continue the sanctions as they stand now or take this deal. is he wrong about that? >> well i think the alternatives are not either this bad deal or war. i think there's a third alternative and that is standing firm, racheting up the pressure until you get a better deal. a better deal would roll back iran's vast nuclear infrastructure and require them to stop their terror worldwide and its cal

the bipartisan cybersecurity information sharing act of 2015 is sponsored with me by dianne feinstein and senator john mccain. it creates a cybersecurity information sharing environment that works much like a "neighborhood watch" program -- allowing all participants to get a better understanding of the current cybersecurity threats that may be used against them. and while we're ultimately trying to keep your information private let's also talked about how we will keep your information secure. let's also talk about how this bill is going to ensure that's the case on the government's end as well. information sharing's covered by the bill and its 100-percent voluntary. no one is forced to share information in any way. the bill requires that a company removes private data before sharing anything with the government. no company is allowed to share data unless it is directly related to the cyber-attack itself. after hundreds of calls with the government, and business immunity and civil liberties , groups, i am confident that senator feinstein, senator mccain, and i have put together a balan

i want to address dianne feinstein saying netanyahu needs to contain himself. me that's demeaning. he's fighting for the existence of his country. he doesn't need to contain himself. vladimir putin needs to contain himself. i know that feinstein says he's not offering knot iter alternatives but netanyahu doesn't have a seat at the table. isn't that a little bizarre. he's fighting for the existence for his country and he doesn't have a seat at the table? are he they willing toy -- are they willing to give him one. >> she should spends less time reprimanding the prime minister and more time holding iran's feet to the fire. there is a complete lack of trust from between the members of congress i have spoken with and the iranian sleeshedship. is the ayatollah going to bless this? there is nobody in this world right now who has more credibility and understanding about the threat to israel and that region and potentially the world as iran has the potential to export terrorism around the region. >> you talk about how iran feels about us. if iran was going to do a deal

the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulationst would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> bay area baseball fans are teaming up to help the troops overseas. abc7 was at san jose's municipality stadium where the san jose giants host evidence operation care and comfort. dozen of volunteers box up packages with food and clothing, many volunteers are veterans or in the military. >> a way to give back. i r

. >> that is senator dianne feinstein talking about benjamin netanyahu.ining himself over the comment. let loose. what's your problem with what senator feinstein had to say? >> well, i think that senator fine sign should contain -- feinstein should contain herself. she should be contained. for the last six seven weeks starting with the announcement that prime minister netanyahu would come and speak in front of the congress at the behest and invitation of the speaker of the house, she's been disparaging continually she's been disparaging and making negative remarks about the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's become her vocation. it's almost too ii months old, this vocation of hers, and perhaps she should contain herself unlike the prime minister of israel who has a legitimate reason to express his alarm about a deal with iran where the iranians say that their first order of business is to use this bomb to annihilate israel and the jewish people. and this deal, so-called deal is going to give iran billions, unfreeze assets that will allow them to do c

the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in offlimit areas. >> up next at 6:00 the uc berkeley teen getting creative to bring cheap and clean power to rural africa. >> part of the bay area is about to warm up. drew tuma tells you who is going to feel the heat. >> in sports, bob melvin ended up a spectator today. we'll show you what got >>> bay area baseball fans are teaming up to help the troops overseas. abc7 was at san jose's municipality stadium where the san jose giants host evidence operation care and comfort. dozen of volunteers box up packages with food and clothing, many volunteers are veterans or in the military. >> a way to give back. i remember i never got the chance to get deployed but i have a lot of friends deployed, and they look forward to these packages. >> among the treats they're getting, girl scout cookies packaged and donated be the girls. >> a team of current and former u.k. c berkeley has created a one of a kind microsolar grid that will provide low-cost

but the one i want to talk about, dianne feinstein talking about the boys getting a couple of puff piecesey think they can be president and a woman has to work hard. >> who could she be talking about? she's in the senate. could she be talking about rand paul ted cruz or marco rubio? >> i think so. >> or barack obama. >> or barack obama? i think so. and this time as i've pointed out, in the piece she's running very much on being a woman and not as much on her experience in many ways what dianne feinstein was just saying you need to run on your experience because you're up against all these newbies who didn't really know as much as you do, tick particularly about foreign policy. >> the problem is she was running against a newbie in 2008 and it didn't go very well. the other thing that i think is so interesting, everybody's talking about how this time they're going to see the real hillary. this time she'll get a glitter personality show. that's why she's doing these smaller venues. maybe where she's a little more accessible. >> that's right. let her kindness and sense of humor come out a lit

she projects and i think that what she has come to and this goes to what gloria said about dianne feinstein's comments about her, what she has come to i think, in this stage is this country is going to like what i have to say or it's not going to but it's going to hear what i have to say and i am going to talk to people who need more from their government and need more of the kinds of things that i think we can do if i were president. so those, you know she is going to run as if i believe she doesn't need to be president. that is kind of a big change i think she's come to a level of security and certainty about who she is and what she wants, she's very much going to go listen to people about what they're looking for and if the fit is right, it will be right. but i don't think you're going to see a kind of desperate hillary clinton. i think you're going to see a truly serious hillary clinton who's frankly kind of a policy won wonk. she really just cares the most about policy not scotch all of these other things and i think we're going to hear more about that as time goes forward when she's con

officials are asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa to force regulations to cite people who are operating drones fortress passing. >>> three teslas that's what the person or group who hacked the twitter accounts for tesla and its founder promised free cars. the hacker briefly took over the account on saturday. the tweets went out to about 2.5 million tesla followers who were probably excited. hacks were followed to illinois. >> the supreme court is getting ready to hear gay marriage arguments on tuesday. supreme court will hear arguments on whether gay couples have a constitutional right to marry nationwide. they have to decide whether states that don't allow gay marriage must recognize it if couples were recognized in a state that does. this ruling effects those in michigan, ohio kentucky and tennessee. gay marriage bans were upheld by an appeals court in november. >> meteorologist rob standing by with the micro climate forecast in a brand new work week. >> yes and a brand new forecast. temperatures climbing to what we think will be summer like levels for parts of the bay area

. >> senator dianne feinstein says the senate intelligence committee is already investigating the drone strikes. >>> the white house said this morning that two other americans who were members of al qaeda were killed in other u.s. anti-terror raids. 36-year-old adam gadan worked as an al qaeda translator and spokesman during his time with al qaeda. he posted propaganda video. at one time, the u.s. offered a million-dollar reward for his arrest. >>> well, we're learning more about what prompted sonoma county sheriff deputies to open fire on a woman following a high-speed pursuit overnight. alex savidge mass more on -- has more on this. >> reporter: a violent end to a dangerous high-speed chase. just after midnight, sonoma county sheriff deputies shot and critically injured a woman in this business park near sebastopol. investigators say that driver backed her car up into deputies knocking three of them to the ground. and that's when they evened fire -- opened fire. this pursuit started a ways away near windsor where deputies tried to stop the woman for driving backward on highway 101. sh

john: senator dianne feinstein wants the whole program stem to stern to be analyzed. pat: well, you can never stop doing that, but the idea of giving it up is why not -- an impossibility if you are going to fight terrorism. john: mccain would like to give it up, too. eleanor: i agree with pat they're not going to give up the drone program. the think the president is ambivalent about these so-called signature drone strikes. you find targets and they appear to be muslim-looking men who are gathering and you make assumptions and if you can get to near certainty, you go ahead. but near certainty is not absolute certain -- certainty. but i think president obama owns the drone program even though it began under president bush. he has pushed it forward and i think the next president is either going to continue that or have second thoughts. john:two of the targets in this week's drone strikes, adam gadahn and ahmed farouq, held u.s. citizenship. does it trouble you that the president can order u.s. citiizens killed by drone attacks? i ask you, tom. tom: no. because the realit

they're asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa to enforce the regulations that they need to cite drone operators for trespassing. >>> there are new efforts to curb smoking in california especially when it comes to targeting a younger audience. nbc bay area's political analyst larry gerston says california is considering raising the smoking age from 18 up to 21. if successful it will be the first state to do so. officials are also considering banning e-cigarettes to whomever cigarettes are banned. if you can't have cigarettes you can't have e-cigarettes either. there's also a move to raise taxes on tobacco. >> the last 17 times there's been an effort to raise tobacco taxes in this state, every one has been quashed, largely because of tobacco industry's effort to not only spend a lot of money but also change public opinion. >> gerston says california is trying to cut down the number of people who not only smoke but are also affected by secondhand smoke. >>> from silicon valley to our military overseas hundreds of people joined operation care and comfort in san jose today to package

officials are asking senator dianne feinstein and faa for more regular i guess tions. one idea is ticketing drone operators for trespassing. >>> as silicon valley talking about strengthen cyber security new depails about a cyber attack that may have penetrated the most secure place in the world. we're talking about the white house. according to the "new york times," russian hackers who breached the white house's computer systems last october were also able to access some of president obama's e-mails. the "times" says hackers only got unclassified e-mails but even those files can contain sensitive information like the president's schedule. >> i'm going to find out who is the president talking to. what kind of diplomatic sanctions they may be coming up with through allies other countries that it cares about. >> that hack happened last fall just as the u.s. was in a bitter standoff with russian president vladimir putin over ukraine. >>> 4:46. tesla elon is dealing with hacker, also. promised free teslas for people who called the phone number or follow certain twitter acco

senator dianne feinstein says give iran a chance.er collide with religious controversy. the ncaa faces new scrutiny on a huge weekend for college sports. good morning from washington. i'm jim acosta. breaking news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressing his anger over the new deal

we as the opinion leaders got this letter on april 13th from dianne feinstein saying i strongly urgeo support the framework and negotiations and strive to. together. dianne feinstein has always been one of the levelheaded people from the intelligence committee in the senate but if she has gone to the white house with that then whatever comes next with iran either because of the nuclear deal or what they're doing in yemen war in iraq is going to come back. liz: five major democrats including tim kane and chuck schumer raised enough questions of substance about the deal. do we even know what will be in the deal? obamacare, let's pass it to see what is in it is that the issue with this deal? >> yes, i think it is. obviously a work in progress. i don't think there's a test the iranians have said so. the thing they build it around the idea that if something goes wrong with iran they can impose what they call quote snapback provisions. snapped back sanctions is a phrase with no meaning. there is no such thing as snapback sanctions. liz: couldn't china and russia just say forget it? we won'

we have also heard from dianne feinstein who led the intelligence committee. she's called for the revelation of the number of deaths every year from this drone program. she wants to see a list of the number of combatants who are killed as well as the number of civilians opinion we'll see where this problems. at this stage very much tragic day here in washington. >> thanks so much for joining us live from washington. >>> checking out our top stories right now, emergency crews are ventilating some homes after a chlorine leak. it started in trooper just within the past 90 minutes. several people called 911 because of the problem and five to ten people had to be taken to hospital after they complained of breathing problems. they located the source of the leak stopped it and now they have to finish the ventlation. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the man who tribed edtried to rob an off duty officer. >>> it's a pleasant day throughout our area but kind of chilly. taking a live look at this boathouse row. glenn hurricane schwartz is here. >> it's not only col

but i thought a key development over the weekend, other than the pope i guess, was dianne feinstein, a moderate democrat who is pretty hawkish on foreign policy said basically, the deal is a lot better than i thought it would be. if democrats like feinstein all into line, he can get enough votes to have his veto sustained. mark: let's look at the other side of the isle. can the senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker sell this to his colleagues, and will he and president obama be able to work together to seal the deal? and as you know, since the president is prepared to fight to cement his foreign-policy legacy, how much political capital does senator corker have to use? greg: i think he has to use a lot. i have met with corker. he is pragmatic. he is not going along with all of these republicans are running for president, who are seeing if they can outdo each other with the most strident comments about this deal. you know, getting into benjamin netanyahu territory. there are some republicans like corker who i think will give this a fair look. i think corker and presid

. >>> senator dianne feinstein reacted this afternoon to today's framework of a deal with iran.there is no realistic solution to iran's nuclear program outside of a verifiable broad based and iron clad diplomatic agreement. she went on to say i believe the negotiators have made substantial progress, and this is a sufficient framework to produce a final agreement by the end of june. >> imagine if this was your home. still ahead at 4:00, the east bay house reduced to rubble the man who was able to walk away. >> trouble on the tracks, how cal trans is hoping to curb a growing problem on its rails. >> one day after refusing to sign a religious rights law the governor of arkansas picks up his pen. >> at 4:00 11 on your thursday, checking your afternoon commute through san rafael. this is highway 101 on the right-hand side. traffic heading southbound toward san francisco. a little lighter than the traffic toward >>> there's an incredible story developing now in north oakland. a man made it out alive after his house collapsed. this house had been under construction. nobody was hurt. ja

one top senate democrat dianne feinstein is a leading voice on capitol hill. she had some blunt criticism of netanyahu. she says she believes that this campaign he's waging to derail this deal is doing more harm than good. >> i think he said what he had to say and to be candid with you, this can back fire on him. i wish that he would contain himself because he has put out no real alternative in his speech to the congress. no real alternative. since them no real alternative. >> reporter: congress will be back in washington next week and there are a whole series of bills lined up for president to cal him in the deal. >> thank you for that. >>> new developments in the brutal terrorist attack in southeastern kenya that killed 142 students and 5 security officers. kenyan government naming the mastermind of the attack by al shabaab militants. naming him as mohamed mohamud. offering a reward equal to $215,000. the father of another suspect in the garissa university an attack named by the government spoke to cnn over the weekend. he said his son went missing after gra

so they are asking dianne feinstein and faa for more regulations. idea float said drone op ritorrit operators could be fined. >>> someone hack need elon musk's twitter account. it was a hoax. for those of you who called and you're wondering where your car is, it is not coming. tweet want out to more than 2.5 million tesla followers. elon musk regularly tweets news about tesla or another of his companies, spacex. it was a hoax. >> hopefully that was fairly obvious. new at 11:00, right now, out with the old, changes in for chipotle menus. they say their items will not have gmo in their food. they will use nongmo oil to fry foods in. it costs more do that so they may have to raise prices a couple pennies. now i'm craving chipotle and it is closeed. >> cyber criminals break into the wloushite house. >> they will find out who is the president talking to. >> information they may have gotten away with. >> survivors of the ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was alw

on the senate floor last month, democrat dianne feinstein and republican john cornyn had this powerful>> why is there an objection to processing those amendments and allowing the senate to work its will? why can't we vote on it? >> because there are many of us that believe this is one small step for womankind. it's one battle that we can win. and we have had loss after loss after loss. >> reporter: it's an emotional issue with no resolution in sight. leaving lynch in limbo. cnn, washington. >>> up next, one year and counting since the kidnapping by boko haram of more than 200 schoolgirls. what's being done if anything to bring them home. stay with us. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. >>> in nigeria, a somber remembrance of a tragic day. today they are marking one year since the militant terror group boko haram shocked the nation indeed the world when they abducted more than 200 teenage schoolgirls in northeastern nigeria. at the

. >> let me ask you quickly about dianne feinstein made an interesting point this morning saying lookt the 77 million people in iran the sanctions hurt the people that support it and that's not something you want either. your response to that? >> absolutely. i last was in iran in 1979 as a teenager being evacuated from there and i remember meeting the iranian people and seeing them suv erg under a tough economic situation then and having no real ability to change what was happening at the top. if you keep the sanctions in place, that situation continues on the ground now. poppy? >> yeah. yeah. kimberly dozier great to have you on the program this sunday thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> coming up next we are going to talk about a big development that will happen tonight. the investigation into what could have gone wrong with this story about a gang rain on the campus of uva, columbia journalism review coming out in just a few hours and we'll have details from brian stelter and we will likely hear from the woman who wrote the article speaking out for the first time tonight. acro

so you can see senator dianne feinstein there you can see senator franken and ayotte.you remember harry reid has to wear sunglasses because of the eye injury he had. he is in the senate today. harry reid is there as he wears the sunglasses as he has to do everywhere. he is wearing the sunglasses on the senate floor. and then look what happens rand paul coming swaggering and pops on his shade and sticks his hand out to harry reid. he leaves him standing there for a second, but boom bipartisan fist bump, sticks on the shade. and harry reid looks at him like, oh fist bump. the way we know it was a bit of a tense moment is because of senator elizabeth warren, that is her in the blue suit there. look how she reacts, she is talking and sees rand paul coming in, and moves like hey, do i need to get in there? are you guys seeing this? i love the body language, i love c-span every single day. and senator elizabeth warren is here for the interview tonight to talk about not the rand paul fist bump but if she wants to i wouldn't stop her. that is still ahead, stay with us. sunday

i want to play this sound bite for you from senator dianne feinstein because i want to see if you canigure out who she is talking about. listen. >> the important thing is that what her experience has given her, you know, we have men who come here for one or two years, get a few puff pieces and they go out and they run for president. >> hm. okay. so she could be talking about senator ted cruz senator rand paul or even senator marco rubio or kimberly, she could be talking about senator, now president obama. >> right. can i tell you, that was my first. >> that was your first? wow. >> talking about president obama. it's kind of interesting. >> young guy in chicago? >> all right. here we go. hey -- >> only on "the five." >> plausible deniability. she is very strong on national security and on foreign policy and her position on the intelligence committee, so i think she has some probably very specific viewpoints about the commander in chief. >> i wanted to ask you julie, about hillary clinton's strategy. listening to her, she tried in 2008 i guess comparisons to 2008 don't really matter bec

and i'm going to read something from dianne feinstein saying i'm particularly struck that they made use bomb-making guides like the anarchist cookbook and inspire magazine. the documents not protected by first amendment and removed from the internet. what is your reaction? >> you can't remove inspire from the internet because it gives us some ability to get a sense of where they're trying to attack and what their planls are. jihadists often tell us what they plan to do. they want the world the know what their targets are and what some of their tactics, techniques and procedures would be. and so what would you do? criminalize inspire? there are people counterterrorism research analysts people who are just covering it from a media perspective and never pull it off the internet and things like the anarchist cookbook tactics that people know familiar with. get them other places as well. to criminalize that sort of information is counter counterproductive. you can't remove it all from the internet. >> maybe a while ago we would be sur vised two women and hearing more and more about women rad

senators dianne feinstein and susan collins say federal regulations of the ingredients in personal carets have not been updated for 75 years. >>> hello and welcome back to wusa9 at 6:00. it's exactly 6:29 on this tuesday morning. i'm andrea roane. those soggy semiflooded areas in your neighborhood will spend the day drying out because the sun will come out to help. >>> we're going to be taking a look at some of those areas. >> looks like the weather had an impact on trees. we have a tree down on the southbound side of the gw parkway. i have alternate routes. >> as far as the storm is concerned we're good to go? >> it is over. what a day yesterday. lots of hail. a couple of trees down, power outages. areas along tidal shores, watch out during high tide time. could seacoastal flooding. let's take a look at doppler 9000. just a few light springles through calvert county and anne arundel county, heavy across the bay. then well dry out and we do see some clouds out there but a nice sunrise from our camera. we are going to see sunshine later on. it will take some northwesterly winds to kick i

spokesman says a drone crashed into the traffic lanes recently and officials are asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for more regulations there. one idea being floated is ticketing drone operator for trespassing. >>> well they are finally out of the water. a group of people faced shark attacks and hypothermia to reach a goal most consider impossible. >> over the weekend, marathon participants swam from outside the golden litigate to the fairlawn islands and back to the san francisco bay. that's about 30 miles. the kicker is they did it without wetsuits. >> the kicker is they did it at all. a chance to raise money for charity. this annual challenge has been around for decades. only a very small handful of people have successfully accomplished it. absolutely astonishing. >> wow. >>> up next at 11:00, a random act of kindness in the wake of a tragedy. we're going to show you how one man's facing -- one man's faith in hume was restored after losing almost everything in a landslide. >>> plus rescued from a dumpster as a baby. this weekend, he finally meets the man who saved his life. and that

senator dianne feinstein says give iran a chance.and passover collide with religious controversy. the ncaa faces new scrutiny on a huge weekend for college sports. good morning from washington. i'm jim acosta.

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here's senator dianne feinstein this morning. >> i don't think it's helpful for israel to come out and oppose this one opportunity to change a major dynamic, which is downhill, a downhill dynamic in this part of the world. >> for more on this nbc's john yang joins us from the white house. good day to you. we heard some starkly different opinions on this deal today. >> starkly different indeed alex. this really does underscore the challenge the white house has in getting congress to go along with this and not derailing this. these sharp differences of opinion especially because of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, there are many allies israeli allies on the hill many democratic israeli allies who may be swayed by this and netanyahu said mr. netanyahu said in interviews this morning he's already reaching out to his allies on capitol hill talking to them letting his opinions be known perhaps lobbying a little bit on this upcoming vote on legislation that will require congressional approval of this deal. but already the white house is saying they're discounting that because he's n

campaign contributor to republicans and democrats alike -- but much every governor -- senator dianne feinstein them, have been recipients of mr. reznick's campaign contributions. in a way, the example of what is happening now down in the central valley where if you drive down -- up interstate 5, the major highway connecting sentimental in san francisco you will see signs on the road blaming congress, and specifically nancy pelosi, by the way, for the suppose it does no that is happening -- dustbowl that is happening there. there is a picture -- some of those signs are put up in front of newly planted almond trees. almonds are an extremely thirsty crop. even as the farmers try to shift the blame to the federal government, they are planting some of the thirsty just -- most thursday crops you can imagine -- thirsty crops you can imagine. let's get the process right, and treat everyone fairly. we can have a prosperous agricultural sector in california, and we need to. california is an agricultural superpower -- it produces half of the fruits and vegetables and nuts consumed in the united states, b

we have just heard from senator dianne feinstein who was the long time chair woman of the intelligence committee. she says that while she was largely defensive of the program and says that the united states still needs to be very aggressive in counter terrorism operations she called for an annual report on the number of deaths that are caused by the drone strikes programs. she wants to know how many combatants are killed by strikes and how many civilians. that is the question we are all wrestling with today. >> a setback with use of drones. thank you so much. we'll check back in a little bit later as we continue our coverage this morning. as kasie mentioned the weinstein family released a statement we do not yet fully understand all of the facts surrounding warren's death but we do understand the u.s. government will be conducting an independent investigation of the circumstances. those who took warren captive bear ultimate responsibility. i can assure you he would be alive and well if they allowed him to return home after his time abroad wurnging to help the people of pakistan. toughe

ugh see senator dianne feinstein there in the sort of burgundy suit.an see senator al franken, senator kelly ayotte. but watch this part. this is senator harry reid, with the arrow there. and you remember now that harry reid has to wear sunglasses, even indoors, because of the eye injury he got while he was working out on new year's day, he had to wear the sunglasses even talking to me last week. he's in the senate today, harry reid is there, he is wearing his sunglasses, has he has to do everywhere. he's wearing his sunglasses on the senate floor. and rand paul comes swaggering up to the front of the senate and pops on his shades and sticks his hand out at harry reid, and harry reid leaves him hanging there for a second, but then, boom bipartisan fist bump. look. puts on the shades and sticks his hand out and harry reid looks at him, oh, fist bump. there's this moment where you're not sure what's going to happen like, if that's going to be a fight or what. the way we know it was a bit of a tense moment because of senator elizabeth warren. that's her i

senators barbara boxers and dianne feinstein also at this service. >> and the bishop of the diocese expected to speak as well as chaplain from the police department as well jim beckinal, oftentimes giving moments of peace and understanding to the families as well. these are some of the pictures that the family shared so we could see more of officer johnson's life before he was officer johnson. >> when he was baby johnson. >> when he was teething. >> i don't know if you saw there was a picture four or five ago of his holding a gun when he was younger. i guess he was an expert marksman on top of everything else and has won accolades for the police and fire games and is going to go into their hall of fame at some point soon and here he is as a kid. a love to protect and also just to be kind of involved in law enforcement from a young age. >> the parents asleep and baby is always awake. you see a glimpse of his childhood, his teenage years as well. surrounded by friends and family. we see, you know the charismatic grin. you feel like you get to know him better. >> a high school picture, looked l

and here's senator dianne feinstein stalking about what it's like to run for president as a woman. >>think it is harder. and i think she knows it's harder. and women are tested until ways that men are not. and that's another discussion. but -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: now as you might expect california's republican party had a -- had a very different reaction to her announcement. >> she's been running for president for over ten years. and she's been running from scandal longer than that. so obviously it's no surprise to us in that you know what? we -- we feel the country needs to go in a different direction. >> reporter: as for hillary clinton's republican challengers, marco rubio will announce today. sources say the florida senator will announce his campaign plans during a speech in miami tonight. rubio would be the third republican and fourth candidate to formally declare a 2016 white house bid. he joins texas senator ted cruz and kentucky senator rand paul in the race for the gop nomination. the republican party's quote stop hillary campaign is already begun with snarky videos and

the golden gate transportation district is asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for regulations that would cite drone operators for trespassing in off-limits areas. >>> gas prices are on the rise with no signs of slowing. >> here is this morning's america's money report. >> gas prices on wait up. >> average for a gallon of regular right now is $2.53. that's 8 cents higher than last week and 11 cents more than a month ago. >> analysts expect a rise to continue for a while longer due to climbing oil prices. >>> "furious 7" took in more than $18 million. "paul blart mall cop 2" in second and "age of add align" third. >>> "furious 7" has made more than a billion dollars, just the third film to do this. and a pair of sneakers have sold for more than $71,000. >> jordan autographed the nike airs and gave it to a ball boy 30 years ago, just before air jordans became a massive best-seller. >> talk about a great gift. >> how much would you pay? >> at least $5. >> that's "america's money." >> $5? >> 5 to $10. >> yeah, at least $15. they're not michael jordans, but still. >> they're premich

we have the work of the senate select committee on intelligence and i commend dianne feinstein on this -- we finally found out what happened. it was not easy to shed light on this, that when we did, we demonstrated to the rest of the world that we are different. we are a great nation in part because we are always trying to do better. our government has gone too far intruding on americans privacy rights in the name of countering terrorism. something senator paul and i have talked about many times. in 2013, we learn the nsa had been engaging in the dragnet collection of private telephone records for years relying on a deeply flawed interpretation of section 215 of the usa patriot act. we found out it did not keep us safer from terrorists attacks. i asked how many terrorist attacks and they said 52. maybe 20, 12, well, eight. there was one we were involved in after the fbi had found the people. section 215 expires in a few short weeks. some want to just expanded. i want to work with republicans and democrats for some real reform. i think we have to end the bulk collection program once and

so officials are asking senator dianne feinstein and the faa for more regulations. one idea being floated around, ticketing drone operators fortress passing. >>> defense secretary carter was here last week to talk about cyber security and strengthening it in silicon valley. new details about a cyber attack that may have penetrated the most secure place in the world. we're talking about the white house. according to the "new york times" russian hackers who breached the computer systems last october were also able to procure some of the president's eshs mails. the "times" says the hackers om got unclassified e-mails but even those files contain sensitive information like the president's schedule. >> going to find out who is the president talking to, what kind of diplomatic sanctions may be coming up with through its allies and other countries that it cares about. >> the hack happened last fall just as the u.s. was in the middle of a bitter standoff with russian president vladimir putin over ukraine. >>> tesla and elon musk are dealing with hackers. over the weekend so

. >> do you disagree with dianne feinstein that thinks netanyahu has gone too far?> the relationship is beyond any one leader. i said that a little earlier on another opportunity. we've got to make sure this relationship remains strong and in the u.s. interest and in israel's interest and mr. netanyahu is the democrat eelect elected prime minister and we'll work with him. what he said before congress of united states, most of us agreed with what a lot of what he said. it's not -- we know his passion for israel. he's responsible for the security of israel. we know that the united states can play a very key role in the stuart and we intend to be there. >> joining us from the white house lawn were you meeting with key people, den is mcdone noug -- >> no my grandchildren were here, we're enjoying a beautiful day outside. >> you see, it's always the easiest explanation. i hope your grandchildren had a great time. it's a wonderful day and great event. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> and coming up next a crucial day in the boston bombing trial. the jury is set to g

senator dianne feinstein put out saying they had looked at this but will look at it more closely now.ram. >> let's hear from you. should we hear a congressional hearing? >> as you heard from kasey hunt yes, we should expect senator feinstein to continue this investigation. see where it's in prospective with the candidates fall on this. rand paul has been outspoken about the use of drones by the u.s. government. expect him to do something. i think things have been tempered today because of just how horrific the news was and people trying to express their condolences and sympathies before they move forward. in terms of the investigation is going to be. house speaker john boehner this morning, his press conference said he expects the house intelligence committee as well as the armed services committee to see what happened and the house has really been the area of government that's trying to have a lot of oversight over this executive branch. so they'll certainly take a look at it and see how it plays out. today, it's more about sympathy than what the future investigation will be. >> at t

photography is prohibited one reason the crash landed on the roadway now the agency is asking senator dianne feinsteinations that would allow the agency to cite drum operators for tress protect trespassing. >> pam moore: ward come about the riots that have been taking over baltimore. and more information about the 18 year-old and murdered a nine year-old boy some warriors getting a much needed rest of round two of the playoffs. >> reporter: were currently about 60 degrees and the winds are out of the and west northwest at attracting a cooling trend and knowledge to know when the temperatures will go back up. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> catherine heenan: chaos in baltimore today right at lootings there been clashing with police at least 15 officers were injured to are still in hospital tonight in looking at many police cars the set on fire at 10:00 p.m. curfew has been imposed national guard has been activated and public school classes have been cancelled for tomorrow. this happens j

. >> and california democrat dianne feinstein argued netanyahu and the other critics haven't presented an ail ternurnive to change a may jury dynamic which is downhill a downhill dynamic in this part of the world. >> negotiators now have less than three months to turn that framework into a full-scale agreement. if they succeed, a growing number say congress should have a final say on any deal that involves lifting sanctions. republican bob corker chairs the committee. >> surely he can sell this to the united states senate and the house. >> the senate is going to move quickly. they're going start considering legislation that would require the white house to get congressional approval for a deal as soon as they get back next week. the white house has said the president would vito that legislation but senator corker said over the weekend he's very close to having enough votes to override a presidential veto. charlie? >> thanks. for 16 days jurors heard graphic and emotional testimony. they could start deliberating on dzhokhar tsarnaev's fate today. good morning. >> guard morning. >> what