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that gave their lives in the name of the freedom for the republic of korea thank you senator dianne feinstein (clapping.) thank you, don i neglect of duty to mention following 24 ceremony to our left food will be served complimentary luncheon for anyone that wants to stick around and eat i for one will typed i'd like to introduce a gentleman who most of you know the honorable mayor edwin lee city and county of san francisco mr. mayor (clapping.) >> thank you, captain parker and thank you for your service to our city and country hello, everybody welcome you know, i think our particular blessed this morning since i believe according to nancy who is the chairperson everyday is foggy but today not foggy you know i don't have an opportunity to thank my dad for being a veteran i'll speak through the veterans here to thank him that's why here today i'm proud to stand here and celebrate the long awaited groundbreaking for the site of the million dollar our veterans have chesterfield chosen i think that is an outstanding site and perfect for this memorial it certainly commemorates and honors our well

. >>> dianne feinstein and barbara boxer introduced a drought relief bill today. it focuses on long term solutions like water recycling, forge desalination and would cost $1.3 billion over 10 years. republicans are against new spending but dianne feinstein says you can't make new water without spending money. she hopes to have the bill included in the effort to battle drought across the west. >>> california's biggest cities are reporting success in exceeding water conversation goals for the first month of the mandate in june. san francisco says it reduced by 20% which is double the goal of 8%. in east bay, customers saved 31%. and san jose water use was reduced 35%. >>> officials say they are saving 20,000 gallons of water thanks to special equipment. it is not new technology but it is in high demand. ktvu's allie rasmus has the story new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: the head phones and audio equipment are part of the job. he is not a musician but his sense of hearing are his livelihood. he is listening for a sound like this. >> water escaping through a hole and that

she said to mayor lee sanchez shouldn't will be released. >> senator dianne feinstein was the adultsroom. she gave other politicians gavin newson and ed lee the political, um, um, foundation, if you like to take a stand there, um, to say, yeah, let's reconsider this. >> reporter: newsom said san francisco should be looking at closing the loopholes that shields repeat offenders from deportation. but supervisor john avalos a strong supporter of sanctuary policies told us he sees no need for a modification of the law. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> for an explanation of how san francisco first became a san leandro, visit cbssf.com/sanctuary. >>> the u.s. markets closed today after a computer glitch brought trading at the new york stock exchange to a standstill for hours. cbs reporter marlie hall on the problem and the late fix. >> reporter: trader made up for lost time late wednesday buying and selling before the closing bell. a computer glitch stopped all trading for several hours in the middle of the day. repairs were made on a stock by stock basis. >> they decided the best thing to do to

and the debate continues over california's sanctuary city policy. >> pam: today u-s senator dianne feinsteineriff for recently letting the suspect go. >> pam: meanwhile.san francisco supervisor john avalos says changing or trashing the policy ordinance is not the correct response. >> pam: immigration is another issue being raised in the pier 14 shooting. and today the murder suspect's lawyer---- public defender jeff adachi --- addressed those questions. >> pam: kron-4's j-r stone joins us live now. j-r what did he have to say? >>.it's re-traumatizing them. >> reporter:reliving the pain of loss. a san francisco family reacts tonight to the pier 14. >> reporter:it was shockingly similar to the murder of three members of their own family. >> pam: kron 4's vicki liviakis brings us their story. >> reporter:it was july 2008.san francisco. edwin ramos - a reputed gang member - put a bullet to the heads of three innocent people - a father and two sons. >> reporter:ramos - mistakenly took one of the sons for rival gang members. >> reporter:he'd been arrested many times for violent crimes but despite

senator dianne feinstein is weighing in critically. now city supervisors are responding. hall. what are they saying? >> the authors of the sanctuary city ordinances say it's designed to protect vulnerable immigrant pop oolgsulations who may not want to reach out due to fear of being deported. ordinances should not be used to shield convicted criminals. hanging in the mayor's communications office of pictures of senator feinstein administering the oath to mayor lee. in a statement feinstein writes we should focus on deporting criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. avalos is the author of due process for all an ordinance in 2013 that prevents the sheriff's department from cooperating with most immigrations and enforcement requests. >> what do you think of senator feinstein adding to it? >> she has an opinion like a lot of other people do and we have a strong piece of legislation that does have balances on increasing public safety. >> reporter: all members of the board of public safety voted

notification prior to this spirit that was not honored and now disparate sentences got all senator dianne feinstein has called upon the mayor to commit to federal authorities. >> i received, senator feinstein is a phone call and i was appreciative of it and i know that she is focusing on the same thing as i am. we both agreed that some think could have occurred as far as notification. >> reporter: the mayor pointed and years back that up for the spirit and is critical case. --pointed fingers >> knowing that they could have done more than handed him over could have had a warrant out for his our rest. --arrest >> reporter: it will continue to look for more solutions. --they will continue >> reporter:it is now the law! you are looking at alameda county's new guideline for handling ice enforcement requests for notification when someone is being released from jail >>"right! this is hot off of the press" >> reporter:alameda county sheriff gregory ahern breaks down the new policy >>"yes we have a new policy" >> reporter:he says he wants to make clear that the public understands that the new policey does n

. >> dianne feinstein is drafting a law requiring cities to let i.c.e. know when they are letting a felon lose. >> when they ask to be notified of a impending release of an alien that request should be honored. >> we want our loss to be the last loss from a violent criminal imgrant. >> the family endorses legislation known as kate's law, requiring a five year hand torrey sentence for undocumented immigrant caught entering the u.s. after being deported. a bill is being considered that the sheriff confirm the prisoner will be weeked before being transferred. >>> a shooting yesterday morning was a murder-suicide. the coroners office has identified the victim as claire horton. she was killed by scott burr dock. they -- burdick. they had a previous relationship. he shot her and himself. >> this caught everybody off guard, two good supportive family, all indications are good kids. >> i was in shock. it is really sad. police say there's no previous indication of trouble between the two young people, no restraining order. horton was attending san diego state. bu

dianne feinstein is blaming the sheriff department saying: . >> we're hearing from the parents of a 19-year-old san jose man shot and killed in pleasanton over the weekend. the parents have heard conflicting information and hired a attorney to represent them. >> he's never been in trouble with the law. he doesn't get in trouble. their son was a young man in transition, he graduated from high school a year ago. he was hoping for a career in music. >> an angel, mianne gel. >> his parents shared this video. [singing] but he was silenced -- silenced sunday at 2:00 a.m. the police responded to a alarm going off. >> he was on vehicles jumping from car-to-car. they tried to communicate and he wouldn't come out. he threw a carjack through the dealership window. when he failed to comply they fired a beanbag and tasered him. he ran out of the dealership and turned and charged at a officer knocking the officer down. >> he began pummeling the officer. the officer who has eight years in law enforcement pulled out the gun and fired three shots hitting him in the chest and the face. >> handle it the

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had dianne feinstein out there.as a former mayor of san francisco. >> i like diane. >> barbara boxer different. >> so you were like this. miss pelosi on thanksgiving, did you -- >> -- yes, yes. >> exactly. pass the turkey leg. she is very nice. i love her husband very much. he is a great guy. >> so pelosi was okay? >> they are good people. but seeing evolution in the politics with marie and arnold's i shared the chief of protocol. and that was exciting. >> so you all got along pretty much out there. >> when he this they asked us do you find sharing. >> i wasn't going to turn down arnold and maria. >> although maria doesn't look real happy there. probably caught her on a bad day. go back these people on fox news channel might be different. >> yes he. >> this is true. job now they are probably going ah-ha. >> looking askance. word of the day kimberly guilfoyle, everyone. fascinating background. >> did you know that a fox news correspondent once advised johnny carson? >> i had to go to the tonight show every single nig

senator dianne feinstein today weighed in on the pier 14 shooting. she says the suspect francisco lopez sanchez, should never have been released. senator feinstein took issue with the san francisco sheriff's department for not notifying immigration and customs enforcement. the agency issued a detainer, asking sanchez be held for deportation. quote, we should focus on deporting convicted criminals not setting them loose on our streets. the senator says she'll be looking at whether additional federal legislation may be necessary. feinstein is also urging mayor ed lee to participate in a new program that enables federal officials to take custody of immigrants that pose a danger to public safety. >>> more coverage on the pier 14 murder coming up. we'll hear from san francisco supervisors who are strongly defending the sanctuary city policy. that's at 6:30. >>> scary moments for passengers on a united airlines flight to sfo. the plane was flying from honolulu last night when it suddenly had very noticeable engine trouble. kpix 5's len ramirez talked with

to flood into america like caesar chavez the same thugs seeking to take over law enforcement dianne feinstein through governor jerry brown set up this through transparency in sacramento the same governor jerry brown has been postponing california go aqueducts right this minute and dealing heroin on behalf of george bush and the grug drug and triple murders with the disclosure of the ccii c i a take care ri678 there is a new world order but time for law enforcement to step up and take charge a lot of people don't know that over 3 hundred cops and sheriff's have been murdered by their own by protecting for whistle they were murdered by corrupt officers on their force invading the corrupt officers represent a small percentage this is how a small group of corrupt cops capacity corrupt and control the public and the biggest portion of law enforcement so he's the deal to get real 99 honest cops and sheriff's we acknowledge their controlled and viable serious threats this is real and also while the great call i call to the rank and file to shut did system that eliminates you and yours soldiers and c

senator dianne feinstein has drawn up a bill for emergency drought relief. will we get for our money? in kpix 5's wilson walker takes a closer look. >> it's a bill that addresses pieces of the puzzle and the amount of money in this bill isn't huge. it's $1.5 billion. >> $1.5 billion. that's obviously a great deal of money. but just by comparison, let's remind ourselves that this bridge cost us all more than $6 billion. so what might $1.5 billion do with a problem as large as california's drought? >> there's no way that federal money will bail us out of this problem. >> reporter: world-renowned water expert peter glick has seen the feinstein bill and says it delivers in one crucial area. emergency relief for drought- stricken communities. >> addresses really some of the most important impacts on central valley communities that have seen their wells go dry. >> 200 families without water in their houses. >> communities that have lost access to water provides some emergency response for them. >> reporter: up next, money for water storage projects but don't expec

senator dianne feinstein urged san francisco leaders to adopt a homeland security measure called priority enforcement program. >> this program focuses on felons and others who are high priorities for removal from the country. >> feinstein says the program is being reviewed by ed lee. meanwhile, this was questioned by gop members of the committee. >> so are you saying, then, that i.c.e. supports making it mandatory to comply with federal detainers? >> no. >> so it's helpful but you don't support it. >> no, sir. i support the -- what we've proposed and -- >> but you just said it -- >> clarity is always helpful. >> the house is expected to take up a bill this week that would block federal funding to cities that resist to turn over illegal immip grants to federal authorities. >>> we're learning about a new proposal going before the supervisors today in response to kate's death. it's being introduced by mark farrell. the proposal calls on ross mirkarimi to rescind his gag order. it requests the city attorney draft legislation mandating they d.a. regarding the prisoners being kept in san franci

. >> senator dianne feinstein wants better cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement. the federal government says 123 people were killed by suspects who faced deportation between 2010 and 2014. >>> a san francisco supervisor is proposing reforms of the so- called sanctuary city policy that protects undocumented immigrants. mark farrell wants to require the sheriff's office to talk to federal authorities. he said ross mirkarimi issued a gag organize ceasing all communication with immigration officials. >>> overnight aftershocks in fremont. the original 4.0 quake centered north of fremont and roughly the same spot a 2.1 aftershock at 11:41 p.m. and 1.2 at 2:04 a.m. and as andria borba reports, this is all happening in an area that's overdue for a larger quake. >> reporter: though often overshadowed by the san andreas it was the hayward fault that shook. >> a good shake. >> reporter: the 4.0 hit at 2:41 a.m. > i woke up, everything was shaking. i went to my parents room. i thought it was a dream. my mom said it was an earthquake. >> reporter: scientists across the bay ag

senator dianne feinstein said quote: the tragic death of ms.inle could have been avoided if the sheriff's department had notified ice prior to the release of mr. sanchez which would have allowed ice to remove him from the country. we should focus on deporting criminal convicts, not setting them loose on our streets. senator barbara boxer quote: for decades i have supported deporting violent criminals and have always believed that sanctuary should not be given to felons. the problem is ms. boxer has not supported tough border policies that could keep people like mr. sanchez out. you can't just keep deporting time after time after time after time and that's what they have been doing. although that policy is apparently what hillary clinton wants. >> here is a case where we have deported, we have deported, we have deported. he ends back up in our country, and i think the city made a mistake. the city made a mistake, not to deport someone that the federal government strongly felt should be deported. >> secretary clinton is a bit confused. no city ca

senator dianne feinstein has drawn up a bill for emergency relief to help drought-stricken communitiesould be used for water storage, desalinization and other projects. win water expert believes the focus should be efficiency and getting more mileage out of the water we already have. >> california's party problem is enormous. it's developed over generations and money alone isn't going to solve it. >> as for the feinstein bill, it will have to work its way out of the senate through the house where california republicans have drafted their own plan. >>> a wing part possibly from the missing malaysia airlines jet is being sent to france for forensic analysis. as hannah daniels tells us, investigators believe it came from a boeing 777. >> reporter: the 6-foot-long flaperon that washed up on reunion island is expected to reach france tonight. airplane experts there will be taking a closer look at barnacles covering it to see if they match something submerged for over a year. they will also be looking at any other markings on the debris. >> they will be looking at the deformation of the meta

. >> reporter: we're going to hear from dianne feinstein in just a moment. it was july 1st when kate was walking on pier 14 with her father. she was shot through the heart. her last words, a cry of help to her father who today was on capitol hill asking congress to help change laws that he says allowed the suspect to be on this pier. jim steinle told the senate judiciary committee the city's release of an undocumented immigrant felon was the result of basic incompetence and disjointed laws that he's asking congress to correct in his daughter's memory. >> we feel if kate's loss saves one daughter, one son, a mother a father kate's death won't be in vain. >> reporter: the ranking democrat on the senate committee, dianne feinstein, met with the family yesterday and said the sheriff notified immigration before they released juan francisco lopez sanchez, the man now charged with steinle's murder. >> the overriding concern and a deep belief is mine is that convicted felons should not be removed from the country -- should be removed from the country, but not releas

. >> and senator dianne feinstein wants better cooperation among local, state and federal law enforcement. the federal government says 123 people were killed by suspects who faced deportation between 2010 and 2014. >>> in san francisco, a city supervisor is proposing changes to the sanctuary city policy that protects illegal immigrants. mark farrell wants to require the sheriff's office to talk to the district attorney and federal authorities when an immigrant with a criminal record returns to the area. the sheriff issued a gag order to cease all communication with immigration officials. >>> donald trump says he has to be himself. cbs reporter craig boswell has that story now in washington, dc. >> i want to be nice. i'm eye nice person but everybody is calling me names. >> reporter: donald trump insisted he didn't start it when asked on fox news about his feud with the republican establishment. on tuesday the republican presidential candidate gave out lindsey graham's cell phone number after they traded insults back and forth. >> i did it for fun. and everybody had a good time. >> reporte

. >> dianne feinstein agrees the laws should be enforced to keep illegal immigrants behind bars or sent back to their own countries. >> when immigration authorities ask that a state or local law enforcement agency notify them of an impending release of an alien with a felony record that request should be honored. >> reporter: the director of u.s. immigration and customs enforcement testified saying cities and counties that do not contact i.c.e. can create more dangerous situations. >> not cooperating with us does expose our officers to greater risk because now they have to go out at charge and recover some of these -- large and recover some of these convicted criminals. . >> reporter: it would mean i.c.e. could request release dates. she hopes san francisco and california take part. >> now there is talk of penalizing cities if they don't comply with i.c.e. >> reporter: there is one law being proposed by now, with holding federal funds if they don't cooperate. >> keep thinking of him having to live with the last words, help me, dad, just a heart breaking story. >>> in light of the hearin

. >> dianne feinstein she issued a statement how horrible. was mayor of san francisco many moons ago. the idea that many politicians are coming out and saying this is horrible. you know what? you knew about it and you could have done something about it. at least they are doing something now. for instance, my bill has gotten no traction over the last six years. this legislation we are trying to put forward now all of a sudden people are interested. >> want to bet on whether it gets passed and signed by the president? >> how about we even get it looked at by republican leadership first. >> what did speaker boehner say? >> kevin mccarthy says he is looking at a whole lot of different options see what that translates into. >> how long will this take? >> hopefully next week. we could put this on the floor tomorrow. >> realistically put it on the floor tomorrow what about the senate? >> i don't know. it's got a possibility in the senate because mine is not a withhold all federal funding. it's very targeted towards what exactly happened in this case

the case has put the city in the spotlight with politicians from san francisco drink senator dianne feinstein to republican presidential candidate, donald trump, raiseing questions. mayor lee says he has his own for federal officials. >> why the fed is in the first place didn't deport this person again. >> reporter: in the middle of the controversy, one community group started a peat drive asking for change -- a petiontion drive asking for changes in the law laws. >> i do believe in our sanctuary law but when something like this happens happens you have to take time out and look again. >> reporter: that's apparently what the mayor now plans to do. in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> you heard how the gun in this shooting was stolen coming up at 5:30, a look at how many guns are ripped off from federal agencies. >>> we are seeing drizzle and gray skyies out there as we enter the second week of july. how long will that last? sandy patel has the forecast. >> we are looking at this continueing on into tomorrow. a breeze going through and a few sprinkles a few seconds ago. let's look at

but today senator dianne feinstein weighed in saying san francisco dropped the ball. feinstein was mayor when the city first started its sanctuary city policy back in 1985. she said, quote i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies and with a detainer request from i.c.e. should not have been released. quote, we should focus on deporting convicted criminals not setting them loose on our streets. feinstein is asking san francisco to join homeland security's priority enforcement program. that program directs i.c.e. to focus its attention on undocumented immigrants who are serious offenders. the plog -- the program is being designed. under this new program sanchez would have qualified to be turned over to the feds. >>> raymond shrimp boy chow won't be taking a plea deal in his corruption case. the former gang leader is headed for trial. a judge today ordered chow and seven other defendants to be tried together. they face charges ranging from racketeering to drug and weapons trafficking. leland ye and others pleaded last week. >> we don't

coming up at 6:00 we will hear from senator dianne feinstein who is wayeighing in on this issue went we will also hear about why he thinks the county and country are going into the wrong direction. reporting from pier 14 mark matthews nbc bay area news. >> thank you, mark. >>> teng continued with a break in the hearing with an emotional outburst. >> thousands, thousands of people -- >> the man you hear that was the father of a san francisco man hit and killed by an undocumented immigrant. he was yelling at one of the witnesses who testified against new immigration legislation. the outburst prompted his arrest by capital police. >> from the bay area to rome pope francis hosted an environmental conference at the vatican with mayors and leaders from around the world. our own governor brown and the mayor and lee talked about climate negotiations that will happen in december. mayor lee talked about cutting greenhouse emissions by 60% in san francisco. >> today i'm announcing that our city and our county of san francisco will completely phase out the use of pe he troll yum diesel in our mu

senator dianne feinstein need to facilitate water transfers and maximize water pumping without violatingironmental laws. i also believe we must look closely at ways to support water recycling, storage, desalinization and ground water replenishment projects." >>> the drought is creating a turf war between the homeowners and hoas. consumerwatch reporter julie watts on what you could call the gray area when it comes to fake turf. >> then from here to here, going to be low growing juniper. >> reporter: ed never thought trying to save water would be so trying. last month, he decided to take out his front lawn and put in drought-tolerant landscaping. but he says his homeowners association isn't making it easy. >> they came back and said that there was too much rock. >> reporter: the hoa rejected his first application, then told him any plan would have to include at least 25% grass. either real or fake. periera has a problem with both and is not alone. >> it's kind of the equivalent of paving over your yard and painting it green. >> reporter: some environmental groups like the audubon society c

senator dianne feinstein called for better cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement and in kate's case -- >> a simple phone call would have been enough, but that did not happen. >> reporter: feinstein said that call could have saved kate's life. now the steinle family is backing kate's law that would give mandatory jail time to convicted felons if they try to come back to the u.s. illegally after they've been deported. >> we feel if kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> reporter: according to i.c.e., 123 people were killed by those who faced deportation between 2010 and 2014. in san francisco cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> could we have order? >> emotions ran high through the end of that hearing. one man in the public seating area yelled out against sanctuary city policies. his son was killed by an undocumented immigrant in 2010. police escorted him out of that hearing. >>> a san francisco supervisor is pushing for changes in how the city treats immigrant suspects. supervisor mark ferrell announced a package of refo

senator dianne feinstein also weighing in urged the city to take part in the priority enforcement program. it's immigration enforcement focused on convicted criminals. she said i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies and with a detainer request from i.c.e. should not have been released. we should focus on deporting convicted criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. just click on the top story box for the latest on this case including a long and detailed list of the suspect's criminal record. >>> just into our newsroom. the family of a south bay 19-year-old shot and killed by pleasanton police over the weekend are taking legal action. officers say they found john deming acting erratically, but the family wants to know why police had to use lethal force. nbc bay area's chuck coppola is live in pleasanton where the police are saying and police are saying he was violent toward that officer. >> reporter: that's right. 19-year-old john deming jr. was from san jose. he was on his way this past weekend

. >> senator dianne feinstein wants better cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement. feds say 123 people were killed by suspects who faced deportation between 2010 and 2014. >>> police say a 21-year-old college student committed a murder-suicide. he showed up at his ex- girlfriend's home in the north homestead neighborhood in walnut creek at 5:00 yesterday morning -- at 7:00 yesterday morning. police say he killed her and then himself. claire orton was home for the summer after her first year after san diego state. now, police say she was shot while answering the door, then immediately her ex-boyfriend killed himself. he is scott berdychs of lastafter studying engineering at stanford. >>> there were two more aftershocks from yesterday's earthquake in the east bay. the original 4.0 quake was centered a mile north of fremont in roughly the same spot a 2.1 aftershock happened at 191:41 last night -- at 11:41 last night and another this morning. the quake is a reminder that the big one is coming. thousands felt it at 2:41 yesterday morning followed by 18 aftershocks. the

. >>> a rowdy protest at senator dianne feinstein's office ended with eight arrests. [ chanting ] >>ivists chained themselves together in the office lobby yesterday. they were protesting the senator's support of anti- immigration legislation. the activists were among larger demonstrations organized by the california immigrant youth justice alliance. >>> a ship is on its way to the arctic today after being blocked from leaving a portland port by environmental protestors. yesterday, greenpeace protestors gathered to block the royal dutch shell icebreakerrer from heading to an oil drilling site. some activists suspended themselves from a bridge while others in kayaks blocked the vessel. after six hours authorities moved in to remove the protestors. >>> hundreds of thousands of people who pick up prescriptions at cvs are urged to check their receipts. a lawsuit filed in federal court in san francisco accuses the drugstore company of deliberately overcharging for generic drugs. the suit says cvs submitted insurance claims with inflated prices which meant customers paid higher co-pays, in

. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein agrees the laws should be enforced. >> when immigration

. >> from dianne feinstein to donald trump raising questions. >> why they didn't deport this person again? >> i do believe in our policy. however, when something as terrible as what happened happens, you have to look again. >> the mayor is calling for a review. in san francisco abc7 news. >> the sheriff's office says they just signed an agreement two days ago that let's them notify the feds any time they're about to release an undocumented immigrant. >> efforts to continue on with kate steinly's generous spirit is gaining momentum. her family set up a fund raising page for funeral costs and to collect donations for charities that were important to her. there is a link on our website, so far, people donated nearly $29,000. >> this this case took center stage today on gun control. here is nancy pelosi. >> our city suffered a senseless act of gun violence and our thoughts and prayers are with the family today we must do more to prevent dangerous people from getting access to guns. >> requesting firearms checks at gun shows and online. stay with us for coverage of the pier shooting. >> turnin

. >> from dianne feinstein to donald trump raising questions. >> why they didn't deport this person again? >> i do believe in our policy. however, when something as terrible as what happened happens, you have to look again. >> the mayor is calling for a review. in san francisco abc7 news. >> the sheriff's office says they just signed an agreement two days ago that let's them notify the feds any time they're about to release an undocumented immigrant. >> efforts to continue on with kate steinly's generous spirit is gaining momentum. her family set up a fund raising page for funeral costs and to collect donations for charities that were important to her. there is a link on our website, so far, people donated nearly $29,000. >> this this case took center stage today on gun control. here is nancy pelosi. >> our city suffered a senseless act of gun violence and our thoughts and prayers are with the family today we must do more to prevent dangerous people from getting access to guns. >> requesting firearms checks at gun shows and online. stay with us for coverage of the pier shooting. >> turnin

an emergency co sponsored bill -- excuse me an emergency bill co sponsored by senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer aims to help communities suffering the most from our drought. the legislation would set aside more than $1 billion for some drought relief projects. some of the key provisions include federal support for more than 25 desalination projects across the state, increasing the reservoir capacities or simply building new ones. funding more water recycling projects and grants for companies to come up with innovative solutions involving water meters and capturing storm water. all those seem very helpful. >> yeah. let's get a check of our forecast now. it was a scorcher out there today, jeff. >> it definitely was. we had temperatures well over the century mark here for portions of the east bay, just in case you missed it. one of our hottest, brentwood, at 107 degrees. pleasanton 105. morgan hill 101. and south san jose also at 99. let's take you outside of the sky camera network now and you can already see temperatures beginning to drop off. but it's warm and above average in

already claudia cowan remarked the two democratic senators from california, dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are calling for more enforcement of federal law for the cities not being able to defy federal law enforcement. bill: how do you come back and forth five times. martha: incredible that they weren't able to reach out to the i.c.e. officials and each side is pointing the finger at the other in terms of responsibility. in the meantime negotiators entering another overtime period. he self negotiators left the table after the deadline was pushed back to friday. chief washington correspondent james rosen is still in vienna as the talks continue to go on. what happens if the obama administration fails to submit the terms by friday? >> then the review period congress will have will double from 30 days to 60 days. senior u.s. officials told us they would prefer the shorter review period. but in public aide to -- aides to the president express little concern. >> it's clearly in our best interest and we would welcome the scrutiny and careful consideration of the agreement. >> reporter: the

. >> senator dianne feinstein spotlights immigration reform after kate steinle died after walking onr with her dad. >> kate's family appeared to plea for immigration reform. an undocumented immigrant is accused of shooting her three weeks ago. chris wynn attended today's hearing and is there with the story. chris? >> reporter: it was quite an emotional day of testimony for kate steinle's family. they came out to d.c. to share her story with the goal of preventing a tragedy like hers from happen again. jim soon toteinle shaird what he'll remember most about his late daughter. >> kate had a special soul, a kind and giving hard the most contagious laugh and smile that would light up a room. >> reporter: kate was killed not too far from her apartment. >> suddenly a shot rang out. kate fell and looked at me and said, help me, dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. >> reporter: the steinle family is in washington, d.c. to push for reform. for felons to be deported. the suspect had been deported back to mexico seven times. san francisco's sanctuary policy helped pr

cyber community information sharing act approved by the intelligence committee and sponsored by dianne feinstein. the analytics alone would require time and effort and a classic case of national security versus individual price su. >> the notion that government is going to look at or nan liezing their data is very scary. >> reporter: cyber policy researcher at stanford university says it could unfairly target him like him who studies terrorisms. >> i was on an airplane writing a speech and the person next to me alerted me to the flight crew. >> reporter: it read reed in part. we share the government's goal in keeping terrorist contents off of our sites. we do not permit ter rests to use facebook and people are not allowed to propoet mote or support these groups. we remove it when we become aware it. it's unclear if this part of the bill will move forward. it's clear it will spark nor debate. now awaiting full consideration by the senate. >> you would think there has to be a happy medium. they're going to don't push back against it. >> reporter: you have to strike a balance. national security ver

today senator dianne feinstein weighed in and said the tragic death of kathryn steinle could have been avoided if the sheriff's department notified i.c.e. prior to the release of francisco sanchez that would have allowed i.c.e. to remove him from the country. >> some city leaders are standing behind the sanctuary law. ktvu's john sasaki is live outside the sheriff's office where he talked to san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi and he is defending the release of the suspect without informing officials. >> reporter: his office is here and yes, he is defending the decision and he is blaming i.c.e. saying it is not the city's fault. this is a policy that has been in place for decades. now, while it has been mended over the years -- amended over the years -- supporters say the goal is to prevent illegal immigrant from being deported just for being here illegally. >> francisco sanchez was detained by us for more than two weeks. i think we expected any time because i.c.e. is aware of our local laws, that they required a legal instrument as a court order or a warrant. a detainer, notification

. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein agrees the laws should be enforced. >> when immigration authorities ask that a state or local law enforcement agency notify them of an impending release of an alien with a felony record that request should be honored. >> reporter: kathryn >> reporter: a womans who son was killed. >> this was our family's 911 terrorist attack by a foreign invader. >> reporter: the hearing was aimed at examining the immigration policy and finding ways to strengthen it. some ideas are mandatory prison time and withholding money from communities that don't cooperate with i.c.e. >> a supervisor refines ways to introduce the sanctuary law today. once again today leaders tried to deflect the blame to someone else. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us now with the story. >> reporter: he had harsh words for san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. he said the sheriff lacked common sense when it came to handling the situation and now he wants change. >> the shooting death of kathryn steinle sparked a national debate about immigration policy but he says it comes down a public safety. >> w

but she has helped make that seat incredibly powerful as has dianne feinstein.she leaves, the next person will be a junior senator in the bigger scheme of things and that always effects things. she has lot of time in grade. >> no matter who wins let's hope it is a great voter turn out. >> that is key. a presidential election, we should have a good turn out. [ talking at the same time ] >> my pleasure. >>> the rate of new hiv infections has slowed to levels we haven't seen since the 1980s. today sitting down with director of san francisco's hiv unit on what is making the biggest difference in the fight against hiv right now. >> change comes quickly, a look at the winners and losers from disruptive technologies. and coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. ktvu's paul chambers is working to find out more about a violent home invasion, he tweeted active scene outside home where a resident was shot during a home invasion. >> azenith smith is live where ray mcdonald faces new charges. he arrived that courthouse sporting short hair cut, gray suit, waved. declined com