dianne feinstein: it was incomprehensible to me that somebody of willie's standing could go in and buy a home and be denied it because of his race. and so it was a very big thing in my life, you know, big enough to pack my baby in a stroller and go down there. willie: dianne and i have been friends since. dianne: if i'm really sad and i talk to willie i always feel better. peter: when dianne feinstein ran her first campaign for a spot on san francisco's board of supervisors a few years later, the only politician to endorse her was willie brown. feinstein would sit on the board throughout the '70s. brown would represent the city in sacramento at the same time and would become the state assembly's first black speaker. in 1976, george moscone would be elected mayor of san francisco by a narrow margin. that next year, the owner of a photo shop in the castro harvey milk, would become the nation's first openly gay elected official. harvey milk: i will fight to represent my constituents. i will fight to represent the city and county of san francisco. harvey: milk moved to the bay area after w

you know and i also would say well diane -- i'm glad dianne feinstein feinstein did her report. this was not the first time they had done it. it was the second time as she said in her speech. the first time she tried to keep it all quiet and was unsuccessful getting them to back down. they had taken documents off the staffers' computer that they had been given and had sequesters. she went quietly to the white house counsel who got them to agree that they would never do do that again. and -- but there is no indication of documents being returned, in her speech at least. and then it just happened again. and they had the nerve to go on the offensive, best defense is offense apparently, thinking apparently that she would back down. and she has shown some weaknesses since also, in trying to resolve it. in order to prevent the staff from being indicted is what she said. but instead what she should have done is go to the general counsel and say we'll back these people in court. >> how do we reform the system? do you have any thoughts on what the committee can do or what law can be pass

. >> dianne feinstein. the cia says the opposite.anced interrogation techniques produced a boatload of intelligence that stopped attacks, save lives, and took and took additional senior guys off the battlefield. that that is a big difference. where is michael morel on this. i did not know until 2006. the director was trying to wind this down find a way to end the program. we will be in this business long-term. i did not pay a lot of attention to the effect of this argument. i argument. i did pay attention to it in my last months on the job. i was overseeing the agency response to the dianne feinstein report. i study the issue and can tell you that i convinced myself, went into it with an open mind, was not part of this early on, not trying to protect anybody. i looked at it closely and convinced myself that they were effective, absolutely effective. let me tell you why i came to that conclusion. the detainees information provided before and after it was not whole answers, not specific information and not actionable could not do anyth

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill in congress. bill would impose a maximum height for flying a drone and it would regulate the time of day. it would also allow drones to be banned from airports and over public events. there have been 200 incident where is airline pilots saw drones over a nine month period. on howard street crews are unearthing animal fossils. now human remains that date back to prehistoric times. they have also found a woolly mammoth tooth. >> it should be of great interest. not only the scientists but native to native americans. >> we may never know that. >> we might never know. >> that is because the most likely descendent who is a representative of a local native american tribe is not allowing the remains to be studied. we do know about the bay itself. it did not exist 10,000 years ago because the sea level was much lower. >>> june tenth celebrations are planned today and this weekend around the bay area june tenth teeth marks the celebration. music, poetry and dance. and berkeley will hold a day long festival

. >> dianne feinstein. >> yes, the cia said just the opposite. they said they reduced a boatload of intelligence that stopped attacks, saved lives and took additional senior al qaeda guys off the battlefield. that's a big difference. where's michael morel on this? he didn't know about the program until 2006. the director was trying to wind this thing down by 2006 and find a way to end this program. program. we are not going to be in this business for the long-term. so i i didn't pay a lot of attention to the effectiveness of this argument because we were almost out of the business and 2006. but i did pay attention to it 2006. but i did pay attention to it in my last few months of the job. i was overseeing the agency's response to the dianne feinstein report. so, i really studied the issue and i convinced myself, i went into it with an open mind wasn't part of this thing early on and i wasn't trying to protect anybody. i anybody. i went into it with an open mind and looked at it closely and i convinced myself that yes they were effective, absolute

senator boxer takes home some beer from the hopping frog brewery and dianne feinstein also got some beerrom her bet with ohio's other senator rob portman. >>> floatmakers are busy working around the clock to get ready for the parade. the san francisco company was originally building floats for the city's gay pride parade at the end of the month. but after tuesday night's big win in cleveland, they got the call to start working immediately on floats for the warriors' victory parade in oakland. >> we just immediately changed directions and started going toward basketball and that will be the main focus for the next two days. then we'll be back to pride. >> ride the ducks is providing six cable cars and five duck vehicles. >> the floats have to be completed by midnight tonight and will then be towed across the bay bridge at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. and the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. but fans can start lining up at 5:00. b.a.r.t. plans to run all day long and there will be stops on all of the downtown oakland lines. if you can't make it to the parade, stay with ktvu and ktvu.com. our live covera

. >> senator dianne feinstein, democrat in california said that 54 terror plots were interrupted because of the nsa. the nsa had interrupted those plots in 2013. that was two years ago. listen fbi, nsa has said if they had this program before 9/11 possibly 9/11 could have been stopped. we live in an era of 75 bioterrorist type threats out there of super bowls, of marathons, of you know 4.3 million people riding the subways. we have more to fear from the irs than the nsa right now. >> i am going to throw out another name. general keith alexandriaeralexander. he said there were over 50 plots that were stopped because of nsa surveillance. >> i think we might need more updates on that. i don't agree with a widespread dragnet on the american people to gather information, but we probably need more updates on what bad guys are getting and so forth. i think what most people when they hear about the nsa gathering information, they remember that we were spying on angela merkel or the late king of saudi arabia took fistfuls of viagra. we need more information on how this is working. >> right. >> we

senator dianne feinstein took to the senate floor to congratulate the golden state warriors and admitsd three chances to do it for the giants when they won the world series so today she wanted to talk about what the win means for the bay area. >> i want to remedy my ways and come and offer the heartiest congratulations to truly a great basketball team. so their first title since 1975 really brought the city of oakland together and made them proud. and so i say to them thank you for some wonderful memories. >> many wonderful memories this season. once again congratulations to the warriors on winning the nba championship title. stay right here with abc 7 because on friday we will create more warriors memories with the massive parade and rally in downtown oakland. >> parade starts at 10:00 a.m. should be awesome. >>> still ahead stairway to heaven. >> how an artist creates an incredible ladder in the sky. >>> when it happens where you live -- female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur

watch and recognized the team's perseverance in winng its first title in 40 ars, and senator dianne feinsteinon the senate floor today. >> and he took an undersized te with little play off experience all the way. it was a dream come true. >> the frezpresent says he looks forward to welcoming the warriors the white house to celebrate their championship. >>> the party continues for the golden state warriors, check out this video. everyone having a good time on the plane ride hoe. they said you know would had to make the championship edition. the team regularl posted videos like this woun throughout the season. >>> just as the time the giants won the world series. now there's lot of jockeying for position. >> ye is everyone going to be around next season? >> some people are going to get some more money. and how much is green rth? who will be paying him? the one khai warrior not under contract for next yea maybes it clare exactly >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 we're following breaking news out of south carolina. there are severalfatalities. we now know the latest on the mass shooting there. >>> p

the senate intelligence report on t the abuse, are there better tools at least to her credit dianne feinsteint are there tools other than that public appeal that congress has to protect its staff and to protect its prerogative. >> think you're lost on these committees unless you have some champions among the members. members who are willing to go to the mat with the executive branch if it's a problem, and i can think of mr. schwartz and mr. mondale and others getting into the struggle of the ford administration on some matters threatening and going to court on a couple of issues and you have to be a fighter and unfortunately, the cheerleader species is spreading rapidly. they have to defend their fighters within the staff, as well, because if they don't do that, where is the incentive. >> that's what i meant. if the staff doesn't have these champions i'm really lost. you know it becomes -- accountability begins to revolve around a couple of key people and that's all it takes. i remember on hipsy the house intelligence committee under the hughes-ryan act and we hadn't reported there. this was

the senator debated her amendment with senator john mccain and dianne feinstein. this part of the debate is a half-hour. >> the senator from new york. i rise to urge my colleagues to support my amendment number 1578. the military justice improvement act to ensure that the survivors of military sexual assault have access to an unbiased trained military judicial system. last year despite the support of 55 senators, a coalition spanning the entire ideological spectrum including both the majority and minority leaders are built for creating independent military justice systems free of inherent biases and conflicts of interest within the chain of command filibustered by this body. but as you say then we will not walk away. the brave men and women in uniform who are defending the nation deserve a vote. that is our duty. it is our oversight role. it's congress responsibility to act. our husband and wives are being betrayed by the greatest military on earth. we owe them that at the very least. over the last few years congress has forced the military to make many incrementa

. >>> dianne feinstein introduced a bill that would regulate drones to be flown in california.llow drones to be banned near airports and over public events. according to the faa there have been nearly 2,000 incidents where airline pilots saw drones over a nine month period that includes one last weekend over oakland. the airlines pilot association supports the drone bill. >>> the fcc today voted against allowing bankers, telemarketers to use robo phone calls to cell phones. the new rules also give telephone service providers the ability to offer consumers call blocking tools to stop unwanted contact. the rules do allow for sensible areas. >>> the s & p went up 20. the rally comes one day after the federal reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged. >>> tesla is one of 63 company receiving millions of the dollars in tax credits from the state of california. the electric car maker is getting the largest credit $60 million from an economic development board. tesla is now the largest manufacturing employer in california. the credits credits go to the companies that promise to

the amendments remain sponsors democratic dianne feinstein and republican john mccain discussed the issue before the senate voted. >> thank you very much mr. president and i would think the distinguished chairman for this.orked i don't think i would take 15 minutes mr. president i join senator mccain and the ranking member read as well as senator collins and the other original cosponsors of the senators leahy white house mikulski, warner, baldwin and markey in offering an amendment that would help to ensure that the united states never again carries out abusive interrogation techniques were indefinite secret detentions. i'm pleased the senate will consider this amendment and i urge the vote. the amendment we are offering today is very simple. it applies the authorizations and restrictions in the manual to the entire government and extends what the congress did buy the vote of 90-9 with the treatment act that i believe senator mccain offered which banned the department of defense from using techniques not authorized by the army field manual and also ban the government from using cruel inhu

dianne feinstein the mayor a estimated 300,000 people attended. >> tomorrow mark important date for the united nations. un charter wou sign 70 years ago and san francisco teenager play the unexpected rolen the historic event. charter signed in 1945 at the war memorial building. at the time ellen new man was 16-year-old high school student taking spanish classes. her father the recruited her to provide trans las vegas services for latin american representatives. >> i think i was a little freight end, intimidated and also very excited. very geted to be a part of it. i just paid attention what i was supposed to do and forgot that i was doing it so that i didn't gefrightened. >>reporter: san francisco will commemorate t signing drummond n charter with special ceremony at city hall tomorrow. one of the guest of honest is here. >> another half hour of news at 9:00 is coming up next. >> celebration of the supreme court ruling that allow millions to keep the government insurance. >> debate in sacramento asthma written county boy ladies vaccination bill one step closer to law. >> apple. hold gam

the bipartisan amendment from senators john mccain and dianne feinstein would extend president obama'sture ban to future administrations, outlawing any tactics not expressly included in the u.s. army field manual. the measure passed by a vote of 78 to 21. the food and drug administration has announced a ban on all artificial trans fats. food companies will have three years to phase out the use of partially hydrogenated oils, which have been linked to heart disease and thousands of deaths. advocacy groups have welcomed the move, but say the deadline should be earlier than three years. the real estate mogul and reality television personality donald trump has announced his bid for the republican presidential nomination. in a rambling kickoff speech, trump branded mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists. donald trump: these people are not sending their best. they are not sending you. they are sending people that have lots of problems and they are bringing their problems to us. they are bringing drugs crime the are rapists. some, i assume, are good people. amy: in 1990, donald trump was

he energized his supporters and infuriated colleagues with mccain, dianne feinstein suggesting paul wasutting his political ambitions ahead of security. a closed door meeting paul himself skipped in which senator mark kirk of illinois dubbed the we don't stand with rand meeting. tomorrow when paul runs out of tools to block it, they are expected to move forward, reinstate the provisions but blocking bolt collection of phone records by the government. the big question after all of this political posturing in the most dramatic debate over american surveillance since september 11 is whether after all of this anything will have truly changed. joining me one of the few representatives to vote against that bill, representative ted lieu. i'm confused. at 2:15 we saw the government can say give us three months of phone records, every metadata, every phone record call, not the content, but who is calling whom, we want to store it. what is different the way the freedom act has changed that? i don't understand. >> the freedom act has private sector telephone companies hold on to the record and tha

senator dianne feinstein invited him out to washington, d.c. to meet the party elders.ay up. and then came february 2004 and gavin newsom's decision to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. suddenly he was unfavored with his own party. >> the most disheartening were some of the people i admired and respected the most were the most vehement in their opposition. >> reporter: in the summer of 2004 at the democratic national convention in boston presidential nominee john kerry's campaign called newsom and asked him not to attend. >> not that anyone wants to read another book on a politician but i'd love to write one about some of the high-profile folks that didn't want to be in the same room. for those that did, literally asked that photographer and cameras were removed before they did step in that room. >> reporter: newsom wouldn't share the names but i know he was unwelcomed at any event where the nominee would be present. it was a long way to fall after winning the mayor's race and being welcomed by the old guard. >> they all gave me advice the party elders said,

outlets roundly criticized the president and also members of congress extremely troubled including dianne feinsteinemocrat from california in the senate. to restate, there is no excuse in the world none, why the u.s.a. does not have a plan to defeat these savages. but the hard truth is, despite isis expanding into at least five countries president obama has dithered and failed to lead the world against these mass murderers. it's estimated that isis and other jihadist groups have executed more than 10,000 human beings. many of them beheaded or burned alive. as talking points has stated before, this is nats city stuff. there is no difference in mentality between the isis group and the third reich. they believe they are entitled to slaughter human beings at world. the world did not stop hitler and mad regime. the result more than 50 million dead in europe, including innocent men women, and children slaughtered in concentration camps. the holocaust as it's known, was perhaps the worst atrocity in mankind's history. so i have a question for you. do you think isis would perpetuate another holocaust if it

michael bennet of colorado, maria cantwell of washington, tom carper and chris coons of delaware, dianne feinsteinfornia, heidi heitkamp of north dakota, bill nelson of florida, tim kaine of virginia claire mccaskill of missouri patty murray of washington jeanne shaheen of new hampshire, mark warner of virginia and ron wyden of oregon. five republicans voted against the fast track measure including two presidential candidates -- ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky. the fast track legislation also covers negotiations over a second trade deal known as the transatlantic trade and investment partnership. on tuesday, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell praised the vote to move ahead on fast track. >> i also want to say to our colleagues, this is a very important day for our country. we have demonstrated we can work together on a bipartisan basis to achieve something that is extremely important for america. juan: speaking before the vote democratic senator sherrod brown of ohio warned the american worker would lose out if the tpp deal is signed. >> people are going to lose their jobs, but we

stripping out controversial portions and portions he thought were unfit, for instance, from dianne feinstein's quote unquote assault weapons ban bill. but not only that but this is something that there's never anything concrete never anything completely specific but this is a feature of this system. it's not supposed to be super easy to shove through huge sweeping changing pieces of legislation that have -- >> it's a way of creating entirely new laws. the last time i checked it was supposed to be the congress's function. and then the president signs it. that's how the bill becomes a law. as school ofhouse rock helps me recall. this is a very controversial issue. >> it is. and something huge to point out, megyn, if you look at the recent mass shootings, if you look at james lee, who's the guy who went into the discovery channel headquarters if you look at james holmes in colorado -- >> don't sigh any more of their names. >> i know. these are instances where you have individuals who clearly could have easily been adjudicated mentally but the process wasn't followed. with the arizona killer the g

the amendments main sponsors democrat dianne feinstein and republican john mccain discuss the issue before the vote. >> mr. president? >> the senator from new york. >> mr. president, iritis george michael and support my amendment number 1578 the military justice improvement act, to ensure that survivors of military sexual assaults have access to an unbiased, trained military judicial system. last year despite the support of 55 senators a coalition banning the entire ideological spectrum, including both the majority and minority leader, are our bill to create an independent military justice system free of inherent biases and conference of interest within the chain of command was filibustered by this body. but as we said then we will not walk away. the brave men and women in uniform who are defending this nation deserve a vote. that is our duty. it is our oversight role. it's congress' responsibility to act. if the great survivors of sexual assaults are our sons, daughters, husbands, wives are being betrayed by the greatest military on earth. we owe them that at the very least. over the last

as acting director and deputy director i was overseeing the agencies response to the dianne feinstein report. and so i really studied the issue, and i can tell you that i convinced myself, i went into it with an open mind. i wasn't part of this thing or the other i was and tried to protect anybody. i went into with an open mind and i look at it closely, and i convinced myself that they were effective, absolutely effective. let me tell you why i came to that conclusion. because i look at information that the detainees provided before enhanced interrogation techniques. it was not full answers to questions but it was not specific information and it was not actionable, couldn't do anything with it. after enhanced interrogation techniques, full answers to questions, specific information from actionable information. no doubt in my mind they were effective. no doubt in my mind that the senate report is wrong in that regard. third question come was a necessary to do these things? it can be effective but nasa necessary. was there another way to get information? the honest answer to that is we

delivered by that man, ohio's senator while he wears a warriors' jersey and other our other senator, dianne feinsteineer from another ohio brewery from rob portman. and oakland representative barbara lee getting a bunch of goodies from cleveland representative marcia fudge. that includes chocolates, peanuts and pastries and the oakland to cleveland art museum sponsoring a art exhibit for a hundred kids from east bay ymca. oakland has another scricketry to sell -- victory to celebrate. libby shap and cleveland mayor held a contest to see which city could raise the most money for the local food banks during the finals. it wasn't even close. look at that. alameda county food bank raised $18,000 and the greater cleveland food bank just $1700. dave, you know, that we had a bet going with our sister fox station in cleveland. we'll be talking about that a little bit later. that will be shown tomorrow. >> we'll show that tomorrow. they lost. we'll talk about that tomorrow. >>> right now we're talking about your commute. hey, sal, we've got several things going on, seriously, right? >> that's right. we're gon

senator gillibrand debated with john mccain and dianne feinstein. this part of the debate is half an hour. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the distinguished chairman for this. i don't think i will take 15 minutes. we have worked it down but mr. president, i join senator mccain and ranking member read as well as senator collins and the other original cosponsors from the senator legg t., paul king flake heinrich, white house, mikulski warner, baldwin and marquis in darfur in an amendment that will help ensure the united states never again carry so coercive and abusive interrogation techniques or indefinite secret detentions. i'm very pleased the senate will consider the amendment and i urge and aye vote. the amendment today is really very simple. it applies the authorizations and restrictions for interrogations in the army field manual to the entire united states government. it extends what congress did in 2005 by a vote of 929 with the detainee treatment of fact which i believe mccain off third for amusing techniques not authorized by the army fi

sobrevolando el puente golden gate, por lo que oficiales del iconico lugar han pedido a la senadora dianne feinstein de william levy, justamente. miguel: dicen, ya no sigo mÁs con ella, que al otro dÍa estÁn dentro de un spaghetti. johnny: debemos recordar que Él dijo que lo van a seguir viendo porque tienen dos hijos en comÚn. luis: yo hablaba con lili estefan la semana pasada, porque sabÍamos que iban a dar la declaraciÓn, hablÁbamos del tema, porque nosotros sabemos cuÁl es la relaciÓn que tiene william con elizabeth, sabemos que el amor de pareja existe. verÓnica: y se van juntos al antro... miguel: adoran a sus hijos. luis: se van de viaje, el que estÁ, está, ambos pueden rehacer sus vidas, pueden tener relaciones sentimentales por su lado. miguel: mientras mÁs lo explica mÁs ruido me hace la portada de la revista ¿no que ya no? verÓnica: me recuerda a... "la gente anda diciendo que tu y yo...", me tienen mareada. johnny: no sean metiches. verÓnica: en esas cosas de pareja y de familia, soy bien respetuosa, si dijeron que estÁn separados y al dÍa siguiente nos vemos juntos, bendito dios, quÉ vi