. >> dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into home represental sites like air b & b. she says they're driving up home and rental prices. they want the federal trade commission to get involved. they want the ftc to look into practices of racial discrimination. >> your experience could look different by the end of the year. tsa officials announced up to 60 automated checkpoint lanes will be installed in the next few months. i would allows up to five people at a time to put in their bags to be screened. >> if you're a fan of abc shows like we are, of course, we want you to download the abc app. it's a great wade to watch abc programs like the bachelor etd, general hospital and abc 7 news anytime on your phone or tablet. it has more choices for binge watching, including throwback shows like ugly betty. full season shows are just a tap away. there's also orange digital series. download the app through apple app store and googleplay. some features require cable or satellite. you can watch all those great shows while you're not playing pokeman go. >> what about the weather?

. >> dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into home represental sites like air b & b. says they're driving up home and rental prices. they want the federal trade commission to get involved. they want the ftc to look into practices of racial discrimination. >> your experience could look different by the end of the year. tsa officials announced up to 60 automated checkpoint lanes will be installed in the next few months. i would allows up to five people at a time to put in their bags to be screened. >> if you're a fan of abc shows like we are, of course, we want you to download the abc app. it's a great wade to watch abc programs like the bachelor etd, general hospital and abc 7 news anytime on your phone or tablet. it has more choices for binge watching, including throwback shows like ugly betty. full season shows are just a tap away. there's also orange digital series. download the app through apple app store and google play. some features require cable or satellite. you can watch all those great shows while you're not playing pokeman go. >> what about the weather? >>

let me tell you something, dianne feinstein was a revelation as eliza doolittle then the rain in spain falls main on the plains and then speaker ryan kept on speaking. >> we're not going to take away a citizen's due process. >> larry: he's not wrong even though he got funds from nra. our rights for people even with familiar names. >> people end up on no-fly lifts that should not be on there like the late center ted kenny and representative john lewis. >> larry: john lewis is on the no-fly list? sit-in, john lewis. the tush laureate? he's advocating for bills that could unfairly target brown people like john lewis who was unfairly targeted. all right, look. as far as i'm concerned the sit-in was for a flawed laws. democrats, i agree we should take action to get things done but let's also take time to think things through. taking away people's constitutional right is not always the right thing to do. that's just what it's about today and when 90% of americans agree on background checks you need to shut up and get something done. can you see, process me this, there's so much common ground

nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein also speaking. >>> first we start with that massive fire north of big sur. it's been burning out of control for several days. it grew overnight to more than 27,000 acres. >> the aggressive fire also claimed the life of a man called in to help battle the fire. ktvu's ann rubin is live with more. >> reporter: he's been identified as 35-year-old robert reagan of fresno. he died when his bulldozer overturned on tuesday. reagan leaves behind a waive and two young children. a go fund me page has been set up by relatives to help pay for their family's expenses. now, in some cases, a line of firefighters and bulldozer operators has literally been the only thing standing in between this fire and homes. we caught one a group from marin county fire, and they say flames have been really intense over the last 24 hours, but they managed to protect a number of houses. still, 34 have burned and 2,000 more are threatened. of course this fire keeps growing. it is now more than 27,000 acres and it's still just 10% contained. fire crews say they're trying to focus on what

mark twain's books, i read a lot of biographies, dianne feinstein, she gave me a book i think it's called the death of caesar. by barry strauss comments about the senators who killed julius caesar. it is remarkably detailed. if you are a senator, a united states senator you read it with a certain amount of interest. caesar appointed roman senate was about 500 senators. hundred senators. caesar appointed them all in about 30 of them persuaded him to come on the senate floor and stabbed him to death. >> do share books with your colleagues or do colic share books with you? >> guest: yes. i think think i mentioned the senator from wyoming. he underlines the books he reads and he rates himself a book report and he'll tell me about it. senator durbin he reads a lot of books i will talk about a book. >> host: let's go back to maryville, tennessee. what sparked your sparked your interest in reading and education? >> guest: my parents, when the new york times interviewed my mother once and wrote that i grew up in a lower, middle class family in the middle of the mountains. when i called home that

. >> dianne feinstein said she's monitoring the situation in bangladesh, another sign we must and vigilant especially during the holiday weekend. >>> and in weather low clouds and fog pushing back into the bay. a temperature change you can expect for the holiday weekend. >> when he got to where you were, he smacked his face on the ground. >> bay area college student fighting crime. she used instinct to catch a man running from police. >> a broken water line leaving hundreds dry. . >>> crews are working to restore water in the berkeley hills. it follows a water main break yesterday. homes in the area have been without water. 650 homes and businesses are without water as a result of the break. the 16-inch diameter steel pipeline is locates in a steep area. the pipe is 63-year-old and they had to dig a dozen feet underground. >> because we're on a hill it's more complicated. there's a lot of turns and customers up and downhill. the pressure is something we have to monitor when everything is working fine. when everything breaks we have a lot of work to do. >> crews are flushing the pipe to rem

that we have the supports you know of our board of supervisors our mayor and i understand it dianne feinstein sent a letter you're seeing the strong support from the government for this potential policy action. >> great. >> as maybe you can speak to this or on behalf of the board of sups before the policy the governor always matter or only matters sometimes. >> because from a you know we say on the one hand a small dollar let's be done with that the dollar value i get it from the we're spending a lot of time on something so small and if there is headline and other things other distractions but this policy that matters or didn't we candles have it both ways it's only one million dollars. >> again my stand this is in line with the social investment policy the policy matters and consistence announced the concerns you're raising with an independent body and you guys are here to do our job your representatives for the countries system. >> did the board of supervisors make a distinction between military and safety and assault rifles and other things. >> i can't speak for each individual supervisor.

we are not talking about dianne feinstein. can you name their husbands? no, you can't. how did hillary get to run for senator of new york, which is basically an appointed position? there are all these democrats waiting in the wings to become senator of new york. were just told, step aside, hillary is wanting -- hillary is running. the democrats step aside, she runs, and she beats rick blas io. and secretary of state is an appointed position. we would not even know her name as it was not for what her husband did. run dianne feinstein, run claire mccaskill. they are strong women in the democratic party. hillary is not one of them. [applause] on that note, i am sally -- et sally: [indiscernible] kathleen: i want you to go first, because i think we need to resolve this hillary question. it, neither donald trump nor hillary clinton has a good record when it comes to -- ann: absolutely false. hillary is a liar, trump is a bs'er. he said he called 1000 people when he calls one. sally: saying i never sent classified documents through e-mails, that's a lie. -- ann: saying i neve

but senator dianne feinstein of the intelligence committee said this is still something campaigns needthink it's very clear both campaigns need to be aware there's a problem out there. and i think until the technical people can come up with some solutions which are more ironclad -- and i don't know whether that can be done or not, everybody should be caution. >> yeah. and, of course, this is the second -- excuse me -- third hack we've had in just a matter of a week that's broken from the democratic party, the dnc, dccc, and now the clinton cam parngs christi. >> you have to expect -- i don't know that she would mention it now that i say it. i don't know that she would bring attention to it other than, of course, we've heard many saying donald trump has ties to russia and that's how they believe this whole thing is connected. where is she going to be headed today? she's headed to pennsylvania. she's going to ohio, yes? >> that's right. she's starting offer to johnstown, pennsylvania, then go to pittsburgh and then youngstown, ohio s where she will end her evening. this is their little r

senate in 1992 and entered office along with four other women including dianne feinstein.bed the year of the woman. she had some advice for her successors. >> don't forget who brought you to the dance. it's the people. >> reporter: the two top candidates in november for her senate seat are two women. abc7 news. >>> well, the drive along interstate 80 will look a little bit different tomorrow in the east bay. there will be ramp meters in alameda county. they will be solid green between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. for one week. it monitors traffic in the corridor and uses the brant meters in realtime. it should be up and ready to go by september. >>> santa clara county, they finished repairing that 8-foot sink hole. they were on the screen on friday when crews had to close three northbound lanes in sunnyvale to make repairs. >>> well, the pokemon go craze is not letting up. it is pokemon day. they're turning that into a selling point. >>> okay. plus what brought a look of joy to the face of the oldest park ranger in the country. >>> california schools are safer and students are makin

senate in 1992 and entered office along with four other women including dianne feinstein. dubbed the year of the woman. she had some advice for her successors. >> don't forget who brought you to the dance. it's the people. >> reporter: the two top candidates in november for her senate seat are two women. abc7 news. >>> well, the drive along interstate 80 will look a little bit different tomorrow in the east bay. there will be ramp meters in alameda county. they will be solid green between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. for one week. it monitors traffic in the corridor and uses the brant meters in realtime. it should be up and ready to go by september. >>> santa clara county, they finished repairing that 8-foot sink hole. they were on the screen on friday when crews had to close three northbound lanes in sunnyvale to make repairs. >>> well, the pokemon go craze is not letting up. it is pokemon day. they're turning that into a selling point. >>> okay. plus what brought a look of joy to the face of the oldest park ranger in the countr wno family today nana? no traditional sunday pancake

. >> senator dianne feinstein expressed her sadness over the death. the shootings may not be directly related to each other in the cities, but the patterns of violence we are seeing is indisputable. governor jerry brown also said every day officers risked their lives to keep us safe. this is police taking a suspect into custody for the shooting. there he is on the ground. he was arrested for an outstanding warrant and has a lengthy criminal history. he now faces charges of murder and attempted murder. another suspect was arrested last night. he was found with a gunshot wound near the scene and remains in critical condition. >> it has been 3.5 years since the deadly sandy hook shooting in connecticut. now they will walk into the new halls of a sandy hook elementary school. the theme is nature. the healing color of green is being used to help the children move forward from the tragedy. the building is also secure with electronic doors and panic buttons for teachers. the windows are bulletproof. teachers will have to world -- drive through a gate. 26 peo

but still, senator dianne feinstein on the senate intelligence committee ranking democrat there said all the campaigns should be worried now. >> i think it should be pretty clear that both campaigns should be aware that there is a problem out there. and i think until the technical people can come up with some solutions, which are more ironclad, and i don't know whether that can be done or not, but everybody should be cautious. >> reporter: and, of course, this clinton campaign hack is the third hack that we're finding out about just this week of a democratic organization. the fund-raising of the dccc of the democratic party also hacked in. and the dnc hack that we learned about earlier this week that got the convention off to a rocky start and ended debbie wasserman schultz position there. >> a rough week last week for the democrats. it started that week and ended pretty well. it's unlikely clinton will mention this in johnstown today. and what about donald trump and mike pence? >> reporter: chances are hillary clinton won't highlight this on her bus tour with tim kaine across the ru

. >> dianne feinstein wanted me to close the bath houses and basically said if you can save one life, worth closing them. >> there are still a number of people who refuse to believe that the problem exists. what we are talking about is playing russian roulette. >> i got a call from cleve, he said merv, if you close bath houses, i am going to man the barricades. >> i didn't want them shut down by the government, what's next, close the bars? i don't think it was unrealistic to be afraid of government action against us through the period it was recently decriminalized. >> it is the most frightening med mystery of our times. aids spread worldwide. it began in africa and spread to haiti and from haiti to the united states. >> scientists strongly suspect it is a virus. all of the evidence indicates it can be transmitted only by sexual contact or mixing of blood. >> to every one of us that may need a blood transfusion because of an accident or operation, there's now a steadily growing fear the nation's entire blood supply may be threatened by aids. >> last year a baby received a blood transf

senate seat in california if dianne feinstein retires. >> really? move my madonna mike. >> listen, when she finished her speech last night, what i thought was four years ago we heard bill clinton in his speech that many people thought saved that election for barack obama. this year, it was michelle obama who returned the favor. the family favor. i think she, you know, will go down, you know, after the election we will see that was the moment. >> very interesting. panel, stick around. we have more to talk about. there are two parties, obviously, offering two very different visions. democrats declaring america is already great. republicans vowing to make america great again. which one resonates with voters? our panel weighs in. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. ♪ hi daddy! gain the freedom to fumble with the new water and shatter-resistant samsung galaxy s7 active. buy one now and get the samsung gear s2 for free. exclu

but even dianne feinstein said she feels like all the campaigns, both republicans and democrats need to be more cautious and careful and do something to plug the holes. >> dianne gallagher, appreciate it. whether he's being sarcastic or not, donald trump has made recurring comments about russia and his respect for vladimir putin. but what is his relationship with the russian president? here now is jim shuta. >> reporter: donald trump trading comments with russian president and u.s. adversary vladimir putin. >> when people like me i like them. even putin. >> reporter: their relationship now under new scrutiny with u.s. officials now saying it is likely it was russia that hacked 20,000 e-mails from the democratic national committee. wikileaks released the e-mails on the eve of the democratic party convention. the timing raising questions about whether it was an attempt to influence the u.s. election, perhaps in trump's favor. director of national intelligence james clapper told us that while it is too early to say with certainty it was russia, the kremlin does have an interest in underm

we haven't seen dianne feinstein's reporting. i do believe they should be chasing.gencies, the fbi walk away from this. the agencies need to be held accountable in some way. if this happens again or whatever it is, it should be held accountable. government officials should be held accountable. there were some that closed their eyes and others embraced it and ran with it. torture has infected, and this is a big part of the book, it's infected much more. case after case whether it is just abuse in american circumstances were something that happened at the sites are on the. eight infected the individuals that were tried in federal cou court, and it has infected so much of the court system. it was the poison. there's too much about torture. so now they still don't work. >> host: it goes beyond the efficacy. i don't know from personal experience but now you're talking about a larger part it did for the justice system. it doesn't stop. think about the individuals that have family and clan and count country. it isn't even a fight. remember that. the harm of the torture pro

senate in 1992 and entered office with four other women, including dianne feinstein.ce she had a tough time convincing party operatives back then that two women could win two seats. >> you think two broads could get elected. and this is all jewish. and two judish brods, are you kidding me? >> and now she is pushing for her friend hillary clinton to continue the political process. abc 7 news. >>> a long overdue honor for a vietnam war veteran. charles kettles was honored for his rescue of dozens of fellow soldiers. he received the highest honest for leading a helicopter mission to rescue those soldiers trapped in an ambush. >> a soldier never leaves his comrades behind. he honored that, not with a single act of heroism, but over and over. and because of that 44 american soldiers made it out that day. >> humbly, kettle said the medal isn't his but belongs to the 74 other pilots and crew members involved in that mission on that day. >>> still ahead at 4:00, the selfie that paul ryan took that has social media blasting him. >> and when your dog is your work out buddy. the

with barbara in these women colleagues that were incredible and i love you tell stories about dianne feinstein and the is the policy but look at the male mentors look get this story is a horrible time of his life but he picks a woman he calls you. >> he did. heed to my politics was progressive he knew he had taught me and he wanted me there but his brother than called which was even bigger and said i hope he will run and then fill will call you and i was shaking because he was so powerful that the time. i said hi. how were you? i am fine he said a thank you will run for john c. i am so honored but he said no [laughter] so to talk about coming down because he wasn't sure at all that i could do it. said i am just a little worried about the ability. -- the money. i have to raise to order $50,000. -- $250,000. he said don't worry about that. . . >> >> it should have been like 75 cents. this issue came to me from a great staffewanting to work the. i had expectations and there were already people there. issues were taken. in the house, you have to find a niche. they said no one is talking about this

democratic senator dianne feinstein and initiative to legalize recreational marijuana in california. the initiative is also known as proposition-64 which it would be on this fall's ballot to legalize marijuana for all adult use. the senator says the measures does not protect drivers or passengers on the road. despite lieutenant governor gavin newsom support of the measure, by staying mentioned she is only in favor for medical use. >> steve: a bay area family simply wants to know where is their mother. their emotional and today to those suspected of kidnapping her and she is back. >> pam: we catch up with a 94 year old park ranger who is back on the job after she survived an assault. p?p?o?gv (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve:it has been nearly two weeks and a vallejo mother suspected of being kidnapped is still missing. four suspects are in custody, facing kidnapping

to get it back up to the 1971 but honestly 1971 was a full staffing number that was set when dianne feinstein was their in the 80's when we had fewer people when we had areas of the city that are now neighborhoods that didn't exist then and 1971 is no longer a valid minimum staffing level and that's why the board of supervisors on a vote last year i believeet krad a new policy that due to population growth and comparing to other cities full staffing is at least 2200. we authored the resolution and got it passed and supervisor yee you didn't support that resolution. we continue to have debates at the board whether the resolution is applicable. it is. it was passed by the board. it's the policy now and we need to be getting staffing levels up so we actually have enough officers so the neighborhood crime unit is well staffed and so that every station is well staffed because that's how we're going to prevent crime so we have to keep the momentum going and every year at the board of supervisors there is an effort to tear down this down and not keep increasing the police staffing and we need to kee

to get it back up to the 1971 but honestly 1971 was a full staffing number that was set when dianne feinstein was their in the 80's when we had fewer people when we had areas of the city that are now neighborhoods that didn't exist then and 1971 is no longer a valid minimum staffing level and that's why the board of supervisors on a vote last year i believeet krad a new policy that due to population growth and comparing to other cities full staffing is at least 2200. we authored the resolution and got it passed and supervisor yee you didn't support that resolution. we continue to have debates at the board whether the resolution is applicable. it is. it was passed by the board. it's the policy now and we need to be getting staffing levels up so we actually have enough officers so the neighborhood crime unit is well staffed and so that every station is well staffed because that's how we're going to prevent crime so we have to keep the momentum going and every year at the board of supervisors there is an effort to tear down this down and not keep increasing the police staffing and we need to kee

public outcry and strong support for assault weapons ban following these shootings led senator dianne feinstein to put forward legislation that would ban semiautomatic weapons. . in an unprecedented show of bipartisan support, former presidents jimmy carter, ronald reagan and gerald ford joined together to publicly urge congress to, quote, listen to the american public and to the law enforcement community and support a ban on the further manufacture of these weapons, closed quote. a ban on assault weapons eventually passed the congress in 1994 as a part of the violent crimes and law enforcement act. however, in order to get that legislation through the house, a costly concession was made to gun right supporters and the n.r.a. that was allow the ban to sunset or expire after 10 years. so despite the importance of the assault weapon ban, it was allowed to expire. from 2003 through 2008, senator feinstein led numerous efforts to re-authorize the ban but not a single bill left through committee. we had the same here in the house. carolyn mccarthy made the plea over and over again. her husband and h

to get it back up to the 1971 but honestly 1971 was a full staffing number that was set when dianne feinstein was their in the 80's when we had fewer people when we had areas of the city that are now neighborhoods that didn't exist then and 1971 is no longer a valid minimum staffing level and that's why the board of supervisors on a vote last year i believeet krad a new policy that due to population growth and comparing to other cities full staffing is at least 2200. we authored the resolution and got it passed and supervisor yee you didn't support that resolution. we continue to have debates at the board whether the resolution is applicable. it is. it was passed by the board. it's the policy now and we need to be getting staffing levels up so we actually have enough officers so the neighborhood crime unit is well staffed and so that every station is well staffed because that's how we're going to prevent crime so we have to keep the momentum going and every year at the board of supervisors there is an effort to tear down this down and not keep increasing the police staffing and we need to kee