dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly it here in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary sa

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dianne feinstein, barbara boxer, have been at the forefront of this.ry brown has been doing incredible legislative work in his state. these investments that helped drive down the cost of clean power, so it is finally cheaper than dirty power in a lot of places. it helps us multiply wind power threefold, solar power more than 30 fold. it has created tens of thousands of good jobs. it is adding to paychecks, subtracting from energy bills. it has been the smart and right thing to do. [cheers and applause] then one year ago this month we finalized the clean power plant that spurs new sources of energy and gives states the tools to limit pollutions that power plants spew into the sky. as i mentioned last week, california passed an ambition plan to cut carbon solution and jerry, i know you agree, more states need to follow california's lead. [applause] on a national level we've enacted tough fuel economy standards for cars which means you can drive further on a gallon of gas. it will save you your pocketbook, and save the environment. we followed that up wit

senator dianne feinstein of california will be with us next. plus trump is getting criticized for his comments about russia and the ukraine. he doesn't seem to have a handle on what's going on over there. big surprise. >>> welcome back to "hardball." we just heard from gold star parents khizr and ghazala khan reacting to the latest criticism from donald trump. joining me now is united states senator dianne feinstein, democrat from california. senator, did you get to hear what we just went through with the khan family? >> i did. >> what's your reaction? >> well, my reaction is they are so real and they are so poignant and they are really -- it brings a lump to my throat what america is all about. the way they use the words, what words they use, their stories, you know right away this isn't made up, this isn't a political speech. they are really speaking from the heart and their heart is what beats in america the strongest. no question about that. >> when you live a life in politics, one thing i think you learn is when you're up against something

mayor ed lee, dianne feinstein will be on hand. part of a celebration of tony bennett's 9th birthday. >>> cal-- 9th birthday. >>> -- 90th birthday. >>> theyit reduces impact on fish and the eco system. it will take place in october. >>> october will be 10 degrees warmer than right now. >> it will feel like summer. >> good impotion viewing. >> and less fog. important. looking at the louisiana rainfall totals this evening. 23 inches of rain in 8 days. in louisiana. compare that to how much rain san francisco gets in a year. 23 inches of rain. rained more in louisiana in the past week in one day than it does in san francisco in a year. that is why we are seeing flooding. thoughts and prayers to them. livermore 66 degrees. low cloud cover. 57 in the city right now. san jose 64. santa rosa 57. concord 66 degrees. upper 50s inland. fairfield 59. livermore low 60s. san rafael 53 degrees. why was it so hazy and smoky in the south bay and east bay? the fire in monterey county. the soberanes fire. the winds shifted to a southwest flow taking

dianne feinstein a big this cesar book. i bought jon meacham's book. i ago, david rubenstein has some things in the library of congress where he interviews authors. these into giving jon meacham about his franklin and winston books so i would get a book out of that. basically i buy them. if i hear about them. and then i give them away. like i gave the alex stewart book away to three or 400 friends for christmas when you. just because a lot of tennesseans are interested in alex haley. >> host: a couple of centers have mentioned this library of congress series david rubenstein sponsors and to bring in office. have you tried to attend a? >> guest: opcode to four or five of them. i think he does a terrific job with it. i will say this to you and you did a good job with it if i may say, but he knows the subject and asked questions, he brings out the author. the office to do the best are the ones who think the best conversation. evan thomas who wrote "being nixon," that's good book. it's on my bedside. it's really the most balanced picture of richard nixon w

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. >>> we have dianne feinstein at nob hill who just took the stage.he is here just a number of dignitaries here to honor the legendary tony bennett who of course is world-renowned as a singer but also a painter. he is also a very strong civic leader. and all his fans are out here today. i was really curious why this was at the fairmont hotel so i caught up with the general manager and asked him, why here? >> um, this is always his home away from home. we certainly hope it is. this is where he first sang that little song "i left my heart in san francisco" in december of 1961 on new year's eve so we're here to celebrate that and reveal a beautiful statue of mr. bennett. >> take you back to 1873 ... >> reporter: so i was able to catch up with tony bennett about this time last summer. i did catch up with tony bennett. he was singing at wente vineyards in the livermore area. i had a little meet and greet with him and he was performing with his daughter. and i have to say the man after over a 50-year career, he still has the charm. he still has the charisma

. >> there was a gathering as a leadership group honored senator dianne feinstein. the mayor of mountain view is an engineer that says restoring the marshland is critical. >> they function as sponges for flood waters. >> however owe, it's not just tech giants that are vulnerable. the staff is reaching out for help with restoration. >> they provided a letter to ask if they'd work with us. >> president obama visited parts of louisiana badly damaged by floods. it's the country's worst disaster since super storm sandy. 13 people died. >> i come here to say that prayers are with everybody that lost loved ones. we're heart broken by the loss of life. >> 100,000 people have applied for assistance. and critics say the president should have visited sooner. donald trump and mike pence toured the area last week. hillary clinton says she will visit when politics won't disrupt the rebuilding process. >>> stay with us. the faithfulness of a long time fan has paid off but he needs help from michael >>> a 49ers fan has a new start on the team in levis stadium. >> yes. the wife of t

. >> there was a gathering as a leadership group honored senator dianne feinstein. mayor of mountain view is an engineer that says restoring the marshland is critical. >> they function as sponges for flood waters. >> however owe, it's not just tech giants that are the staff is reaching out for help with restoration. >> they provided a letter to ask if they'd work with us. >> president obama visited parts of louisiana badly damaged by floods. it's the country's worst disaster since super storm sandy. 13 people died. >> i come here to say that prayers are with everybody that lost loved ones. we're heart broken by the loss of life. >> 100,000 people have applied for assistance. and critics say the president should have visited sooner. donald trump and mike pence toured the area last week. hillary clinton says she will visit when politics won't disrupt the rebuilding process. >>> stay with us. the faithfulness of a long time fan has paid off but help from mich for twenty years, box tops for education has helped schools earn over 750 million dollars to get what they need

. >> a visit from senator dianne feinstein that helped her secure a loan. now her home is returning to glory. >> i was determined to make it stand up. i love this house, i would not let it go. >> time, hope, and hard work have a way of healing the broken, lost -- >> i think we're stronger for having gone through the earthquake. >> nbc bay area news. >> there are marks of many days, but none as great as the quake of 1906. according to the chronicle, that is about to change. they want to mount a brass plaque where people gather to mark the quake. the san francisco history association is trying to gifind money for the plaque. >> yesterday, not able to save a number of homes and structures. the fire now destroyed 145 homes. people are refusing to evacuate. one family bulldozed their own fire braekt aeak and they say t will not leave until the fire is on their doer step. >> the fire started nearly two weeks ago and scorched nearly 40,000 acres. only 35% contained. >>> a suspect connected to a murder in san francisco is captured in arizona with the help of social

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.

. >> dianne feinstein will win the democratic gubernatorial candidate in california. will not be reelected. >> the nation is sour on globalization and will incline to a neo isolationism and will narrowly miss it. bye-bye. >> i like the slick back lawrence o'donnell. quality, it could be fun. intelligent stuff and you brought characters. we have news creators, this was the introduction of the political news critic. >> nobody turned off the show before it ended because you had to watch predictions, a must watch segment. worried that they had the great prediction. the other thing, it was competitive, they wanted to have a prediction people talked about , there was no internet, i can read 1000 protections. , a projection for the next few weeks? lewandowski will continue to say things about the donald trump campaign that will be fascinated. >> donald trump will continue to go south but could get surprises after labor day. >> the program has gone down and will go down in tv history and journalism history, glad we got to revisit more tonight. ♪ ♪ watching thisor edition of t

former mayor willie brown was there as well as dianne feinstein.his heart in san francisco, a larger-than-life bronze statue was unveiled at the fairmont hotel. >> [ drum roll ] >> [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you for being so wonderful to me. i will never forget this day. thank you very, very much. >> he gave his first performance of "i left my heart in san francisco" at the fairmont in 1961. he is not slowing down. he will sing his signatures on tonight for the giants game at at&t park and he is scheduled for a charity concert tomorrow night at the fairmont. >>> a team of rescuers worked together to save a crow that got tangled up in some kite string. a man noticed the bird dangling by its wing about 40 feet up in the air in a tree. it happened just on the -- it happened at tiburon boulevard. they needed the help of a -- antell expert tree climber. the crow is now recovering at wild care hospital. the staff hopes to release the bird back into the wild soon. >>> dorm drama at san jose state , coming up next. >> reporter: a newly constructed

. >> dianne feinstein will win the democratic gubernatorial race of california. >> governor bill clinton a weak primary showing. it will be a squeaker for reelection. >> if schwarzenegger wins, he will not be reelected. >> the nation is beginning to sour on globalization and will incline towards neo-isolationism but narrowly miss it. bye-bye. [laughter] donny: i like the slick back lawrence o'donnell. you know, it it brought a little espn "sportscenter" quality. it could be fun. you could game it while still doing intelligent stuff. and you brought characters, critters. today we have a lot of news , critters on tv, this was the introduction of the political news critter. turned off mclachlan -- mclaughlin group before it ended, because you had to watch predictions. it was the most thoroughly, most-watched branded segment and political television. all week, they worried if they had the greatest protection. -- prediction. the other thing that was great is that it was competitive. remember. there was no internet. i can go on my twitter feed now and read 1000 predictions. donny: real quick.

years than i care to admit but what always strikes me about the committee, there a senator, dianne feinstein from california and time after time on really difficult votes we were working hard to get her, what she says is absolutely right, you have got to send those letters and e-mails and i always think, how hokey, senator feinstein on templates will always start remarks by saying i got 6000 letters, i got 12,000 e-mails, i got 10 visits, it does really make a difference to be in touch with our senators. merkley,ck to senator i would like to change topics a little to money and politics with a twist. i guess the question is, what should a president look for in a supreme court justice? how important is the diversity of professional background of an individual? some of you might remember that this term the court ruled in favor of former virginia governor mcdonald and his corruption case. by narrowly defining what constitutes an official act by a public official. and of course we all know the of citizensision united where the court defined corruption in such a narrow way that really defies reali

dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly itpirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary said helped

a sellout crowd is expected, including california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. one hurricane celia -- scientists say it's 73 feet for the lake. it had higher temperature readings last year than ever before. >> we had rain and runoff as opposed to snow melt. it's warmer. >> along with keeping tahoe blue, the president is also expected to hear about the impact of drought and wildfires on forest land in the sierra. president obama will then go to hawaii to address leaders at the world conservation congress. >>> new information about former stanford swimmer brock turner and his scheduled release from jail in just days. >> as ktvu's azimuth smith reports, a spokesman from the jail says he will not receive any special treatment. but the sheriff's office is re- evaluating its security needs in anticipation of media and protesters. >> reporter: this friday brock turner is set to be a free man after serving three months of his six-month sentence in county jail. in march the former stanford swimmer was convicted for sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman outside of a pa

. >> reporter: senators dianne feinstein and susan collins have introduced a personal care products safety act that would up regulations in food and drug testing on our beauty products and already made a list of five potentially dangerous chemicals to be reviewed. lead acetate is in our hair dyes and causes reproductive issues. >> obviously it should be banned. but we continue to see it. >> reporter: i found a few red flags in my own makeup bag like propyl paraben. >> they have been asking to remove that for year. >> reporter: my lipstick has micah. >> scarring and respiratory problems in lungs. >> reporter: this bill would pass the cost of testing on to manufacturers some cosmetic companies saying it would stifle innovation in the industry while consumers say it's time someone starts looking out for them. >> anything that can be dangerous for our health should be tested. >> reporter: the fda can only ask companies to voluntarily recall products but if this bill were to pass, the fda would have the power to pull unsafe personal care products off the shelves. magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. >>

senator dianne feinstein was given a standing ovation by sill von valley leaders today for support sheiven to restoring the bay. but now it is incumbent on people on people in this room, the ceo's to make sure the work gets done. a map created by info doll organize showed how the tech giants are sitting in flood hazard zones shown in red and employs tens of thousands of people. by some estimates sea level is expected to rise 3 feet by 2100 and that is a mid range projection by the national research council. pat show walter is the mayor of mountain view that google called home and she said restoring marsh land is critical. >> they function both as sponges for water and floodwaters and they also absorb wave action. >> reporter: the executive director of save the bay believes tech companies are well aware of the future threat and responding to. >> and campuses like facebook and oracle, they are on the shoreline and that is why the companies are paying attention to the issue now. >> and there are other critical structures that need to be protected. >> and road and sewage treatment plants t

. >> rose: so dianne feinstein the representative in california the chairman of the senate intelligence committee or used to be. >> former chairman. >> rose: minority member, has asked the f.b.i. to investigate and release whatever their determination is as to whether the russians did it or not. >> that's right. she did this with adam shift, an intelligence member on the house side. >> rose: ranking house. >> ranking house side. and i talked to representative shift some about in this this weekend. here's a concern. there have been two very major hacks on the u.s. government in which while everybody knows who is believed to have done them, the government has never stepped out and accused the countries. and the first was the theft of state department e-mails and whitehouse e-mails and an attack on the joint chiefs of staff that is widely believed inside the u.s. intelligence community to have been the work of the same two russian intelligences agencies. cru and the fsb. so you know what they're to go at home. what they're doing back in washington right now is they're comparing the signatu

" and from los angeles, democratic strategist bill kerrick, worked with senator ted kennedy, dianne feinsteinschumer and many, many, many more. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. bill, start with you. if hillary clinton calls you tonit and says i know i've had a great week, trump has had a horrible week, but what should i be worried about, what would you tell her? >> i think the big thing they have to worry about is trump's chances of getting a rebound here are probably pretty low between now and labor day. they have to be ready for the debates. that's 270 electoral college votes, 270 minutes of debates, so they just have to be ready for that because that's going to be trump's only chance to get back in this game. >> ed, you are voting for trump, right? >> no. >> you're not. who you voting for? >> i'm not not voting for trump. i'm a non-trump supporter. i'm a good republican. i'm certainly not going to vote for hillary. trump hasn't met me halfway yet. >> so you might vote for trump is what you're saying? >> well, the possibilities are becoming less likely and the scenarios are more remote

i think frankly if snowden and taken the time to go up and talk to dianne feinstein, chairman of the intelligence committee, she would have been more than willing to listen to that kind of information. that is the kind of chairman she was. mike rogers, chairman of the house side, he would certainly be open to anyone coming in and providing that kind of information that concerned snowden. he did not even try, ok? wasn't even an effort to at least talk to somebody in a responsible position has a way to minutes, i am concerned about what is going on here. and the fact is, there was response. people don't drop a ball on that. once somebody talks to somebody, they note dam well if they don't do anything about it, they will not have a story. at least in my experience, working with good people in some of these responsible positions, these are the people that you want to turn to to say, i am concerned about whether or not our freedoms are being protected in this program, and here is the evidence that i have to show that. jill: a historical footnote, if you don't mind, i will make it quickly

i care to admit to, but what always strikes me about the committee is, there is the senator dianne feinsteinrom california. time after time, on really difficult votes, where we are working really hard to get her, what a niche said is absolutely right. you have got to send both .etters and e-mails i always think, how hokey, but senator feinstein on tough votes will always start her remarks by letters, iot 6000 got 12,000 e-mails. i got 10 business -- whatever. it does really make a difference to be in touch with our senators. back to senator change, i would like to topics a little too money and politics, with a little bit of a twist. what should a president look for in a supreme court justice? how important is the diversity of the professional background of an individual? some of you might remember that this term, the court ruled in favor of former virginia governor mcdonald and his -- in his corruption case by narrowly defining what constitutes an official act by a public official. of course, we all know the infamous decision of -- what is our infamous decision -- citizens united, where the

years than i care to admit but what always strikes me about the committee, there a senator, dianne feinstein from california and time after time on really difficult votes we were working hard to get her, what she says is absolutely right, you have got to send those letters and e-mails and i always think, how hokey, senator feinstein on templates will always start remarks by saying i got 6000 letters, i got 12,000 e-mails, i got 10 visits, it does really make a difference to be in touch with our senators. merkley,ck to senator i would like to change topics a little to money and politics with a twist. i guess the question is, what should a president look for in a supreme court justice? how important is the diversity of professional background of an individual? some of you might remember that this term the court ruled in favor of former virginia governor mcdonald and his corruption case. by narrowly defining what constitutes an official act by a public official. and of course we all know the of citizensision united where the court defined corruption in such a narrow way that really defies reali

dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly it here in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary sa

dianne feinstein couldn't be here as a family issue in terms of her husband's health but certainly itere in spirit and exist to be a sponsor of the ship as well as a sponsor with paula thank you congratulations to you paula thank you . >> (clapping.) >> we're proud of this vessel designed to refuel ships at sea and bearings harry's name his fight for justice to the vision to generations of progress harvey came out at a time 4r6b9 meant those sister i'm honored to be here with his nephew stuart. >> thank you for being a keeper of this land. >> (clapping.) >> his mother audry wouldn't be here but in spirit as well we all - this is a family i'm honored to be here with my daughter christine and my granddaughter daughter we attend harvey milk day declared in california and stamp declared by the united states of america now the naming of the ship and hopefully as a chris negatively impacting of the ship pretty soon but something we take pride in harvey and john louis for whom this class of ship it named they made america more american with their sacrifice and encourage as the secretary said

what always strikes me about that committee is, there is a senator, dianne feinstein from california,nd time after time, on really difficult votes, we were working really hard to get says ist anisha absolutely right. you have got to send those letters, and those e-mails. file we think, you know what -- i always think, you know what, senator feinstein on tough votes always starts to remarks by saying "i got 6000 letters, i got 12,000 e-mails, i got 10 visits, whatever." so it does really make a difference, to be in touch with our senators. so moving back to senator merkley, i would like to change topics a little, to money in politics, with a little bit of a twist. and, i guess the question is, for should a president look in a supreme court justice? the diversityis of professional background of individual? some of you might remember, this term, the court ruled in favor of former for junior governor mcdonnell in his corruption case -- virginia governor mcdonnell byhis corruption case narrowly defining what constitutes an official act by a public official. and we all know the infamous uni

dianne feinstein has been tweeting about this weekend in --rticular, citing you can find more of those on our twitter page. twitter.com/c-span. look for members of congress. we are two weeks away from congress returning from their summer recess. thee be back on tuesday sixth of september. a lot on their agenda to get done in a short period of time, including fiscal 20 see -- fiscal 2017 spending. prevention programs for the zika virus, defense programs and policy. if possible house will consider impeachment of the earth commissioner john cosco. the house is live and dissented -- house is live on c-span and senate live on c-span two. next, the future of the federal welfare programs at the cato foundation in light of the 20th anniversary of the signing of the 1996 welfare law. that legislation consolidated at several federal aware for a and created a temporary assistance for needy families program. and isthis is from cato an hour and 45 minutes. i am not talking this time around, i'm going moderate the panel. i have real experts on here who are going to turn this over to because you will

the minority leader harry reid it also california governor jerry brown and california senator dianne feinsteinng other speakers. that will start at 5 p.m. eastern. coming up on road to the white house coverage today at noon eastern, hillary clinton will be taking part in the american legion convention in cincinnati, ohio, and that will be live at noon on c-span. tonight at nine donald trump will outline his immigration plan. using phoenix, arizona, also will be meeting with the president of mexico today ahead of that speech. live coverage at nine tonight of donald trump with his immigration plan here on the c-span networks. it will be specifically on c-span at nine. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] still a couple minutes away from treasury secretary jack lew with a preview of the upcoming g20 summit. while we wait for secretary lew we will look at what books a number of senators are reading this summer. >> booktv visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what thbe reading this summer. >> as i mentioned before i usually keep a book on my nights