to reverse former president obama's order allowliallowing transgender members to serve. >>> dianne feinsteinailed to win the democratic >> she wasn't the only one. none of the four democrats running for governor received an endorsement either. but feinstein has been in the political spotlight for decades, and experts see it as a sign of discontent. >> in the race for the united states senate, the vote was no consensus. >> it's the first time senator dianne feinstein has not gotten dianne fhe support of her party runs for reelection. she's served in the senate since 1992 and is campaigning for her fifth term. assistant professor at cal state east bay believes she is out of step with the times. >> the party is becoming a diverse party of millennials. and fien fien fien clinton democratic party. >> feinstein angered she suggested patience with the trump administration. neither de leon or feinstein captured the votes needed. he came close. there's apparently no pan eck the feinstein camp. her strategist says he doesn't believe this is a critical moment. she has a big lead in all the polls and a

and that's what dianne feinstein has been so effective at doing. >> and tom, final question to you. nk the critiques on senator feinstein at least being out of step on national security issues, surveillance oversight and foreign policy are well founded. but wouldn't it be weird timing for the party to go after her right now and she is fair to say one of the longest, most effective gun control advocates the party has? >> i don't think it's a question about the party to be honest, ari. i think that the real question here is what the people of california want. and so to a very large extent i think senator feinstein is well served by her long history to put in, you know, sensible, important gun control legislation. so, in that case, yes, but i think we should not be looking at the party or at elected officials. really, it's the people of california, broadly speaking, who get to make this choice and get to think about how they want their future to go. not anybody gets to speak for them. >> tom steyer, in front of the golden get a bridge, willie brown, not as good of a background, although

the california democratic party is not endorsing senator dianne feinstein. she's seeking her 5th term in washington. parent activists were more likely to back kevin de-leon. >> the democratic party after the loss of hillary clinton, i think voters are saying we're tired of the old institution and the old way of doing democratic politics. we're looking for a new way and a new direction. >> both candidates failed to win the 60% needed. neither candidate will get extra cash leading into the june primary. >>> there will be no endorsement in the governor's race either. former state school chief -- received 20% of the vote over the weekend. >>> the city of san francisco is searching for more polling places for the june primary. they plan to have 58 a three and right now they are 67 short. the city is looking for public institutions or residents to volunteer recreation rooms, lobbies, or any space that's 300 square feet and the wheelchair accessible. >>> we saw some sprinkles around. >> and it might affect the traffic. we've had a bunch of accidents. gilroy traffic

and those voters will be key to the reelection of dianne feinstein. >> senator feinstein still leads in the polls. senator feinstein leads by 47% to 16%. >>> state democrats did not come up with an endorsement in the governor's race. gavin newsom leads the pack. john chung received 30%. and tony mendoza's campaign has encountered the first major political hurdle. local delegates at the convention overwhelmingly rejected his bid for an endorsement. he arrived at the convention just two days after he resigned his post following a sexual misconduct investigation involving six women. the democrat surprised many people by announcing he'll seek his seat again. >>> the city of san francisco is searching for polling places for the june 5th primary. they want 583 polling places for the primary. they are 67 short right now. the city wants public institutions or residents to volunteer recreation rooms, lobbies, or any space that's 300 square feet or bigger, well lit, and also wheelchair accessible. >>> back over to sal and let's check object traffic. >> the rain is making for a tough commute. a

, san francisco, the state of california, and our entire country is incredibly lucky to have dianne feinstein as our u.s. senator. >> reporter: the june election is a top two primary, meaning feinstein and rival de leon are likely to battle it out in the general election in november. >>> a passenger jet made an emergency landing in salt lake city. pilots turned back after flames started shooting from the engine. dramatic video. here's abc news reporter david kerley. >> reporter: look at the right side of that jet. flames shooting out of the engine every five seconds. on board, even more dramatic moments after the southwest jet took off. >> the most scared i've ever been in my life. >> half of me was pan examplic, the other half was like, get it together. >> praying, holding hands. >> reporter: this video, shot by a passenger after he alerted a flight attendant. >> i think if it got worse, maybe they would find my phone in the wreckage. >> reporter: the pilot of salt lake to l.a. flight burned off fuel and turned around for an emergency landing. >> indications of fire -- >> reporter: fire crew

have done more and indeed when we discovered, we could attribute the conduct to russia, senator dianne feinstein and i took the first steps to make public attribution because at that time we couldn't get the obama administration to acknowledge the russian interference. they were very wary of appearing to be putting their hand on the scale and the election. they did make an acknowledgment the following month but i don't think that was sufficient. >> do you think this indictment suggests that it's a case close no collusion? >> no, of course not. this is a president who claims vindication any time someone sneezes. >> kennedy: senator bernie sanders says what obama did or did not do is not the issue. >> the real issue right now is how do we have a president of the united states not saying what everybody knows to be true? russia interfered in 2016, they are going to interfere in 2018 and we have got do everything we can to make sure they do not undermined american democracy. this is a huge deal and if we don't have the president speaking out on this issue, it's a horror show and we have to bring demo

energy upgrade california. >>> senator dianne feinstein did not get the support of the democratic party at the endor endorsement yesterday. deleon is promoting himself as a fresh face. some view the 84-year-old feinstein as someone who has been in washington too long and has done enough for immigrants. >>> the galaxy s-9 and the s-9 -- several new modes and samsung has also added an emoji. >>> a fingerprint scatter has been moved next to the camera, or if you choose you can use your face. >> intelligence scan adapts to your face, to make it even ease your for you to unlock your phone in more situations. >> preorders start next week and the phones are supposed to hit stores next week. the s-9 will start at $750, the bigger plus model goes for $840. >>> two high profile members of the humane society of the united states have resigned after complaints against them became public. now four employees give their -- an exclusive i team to abc7 tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >>> a look at the damage ahead. >>> we see some much-needed r n rain. the accuweather forecast is up next. >>> i'm mike schuman and

call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> senator dianne feinstein did get the support of the democratic party at the endor endorsement yesterday. deleon is promoting himself as a fresh face. some view the 84-year-old feinstein as someone who has been in washington too long and has done enough for immigrants. >>> the galaxy s-9 and the the e s-9 -- several new modes and samsung has also added an >>> a fingerprint scatter has been moved next to the camera, or if you choose you can use your face. >> intelligence scan adapts to your face, to make it even ease your for you to unlock your phone in more situations. >> preorders start next week and the phones are supposed to hit stores next week. the s-9 will start at $750, thee bigger plus model goes for >>> two high profile members of the humane society of the united states have resigned after complaints against them became public. now four employees give their -- an exclusive i team to abc7 tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >>> a look at the damage ahead. >>> we see some much-needed r n rain. the accuweather forecast is

senator dianne feinstein came in with 10 million. so melissa and i asked former san francisco mayor willie brown if money will be a make it or break it for the candidates. >> i don't know. i was talking to the woman who ran against brown. when i asked her that question she said, money doesn't count. [ laughter ] >> you need enough to get in the room. but when you are in there, it really does matter who you are, what you are promising, what your endorsements are and what your history is. money is important to get in. but when you have a baseline, your fine. >> with the way the media process works now, it is social media -- you can go on social media and reach a lot more people than you ever could with the ad. it cost money. social media cost you almost nothing. >> so kevin daly own with less than $500,000, has a chance of beating dianne feinstein who has over $10 million? >> i wouldn't say that. that is not his problem. his problem is that dianne feinstein has a voter base that is staggering. and it has been there forever. and it seem

in her sixth bid for re-election senator dianne feinstein failed to win the endorsement over the weekendade an argument it was time for a new generation of leadership. kevin deleon is running against feinstein in california. he received 54% of the vote to feinstein's 37%. neither worked the 60 vote threshold for endorsement. good to have you with us. >> thank you very much for having me here today. >> as we know dianne feinstein still heavily favored to win in november. you are nearly 30 points behind. she started the year with $10 million in the bank and you had just over $300,000. are you offering democrats a viable campaign? >> first and foremost let me say i respect very much senator d e feinstein. i respect her commitment to the great state of california. i think a lot of folks -- and i want to be clear. i think folks think i am running against dianne feinstein and those are the national headlines. the point is there are so many californians, millions of californians whether they are young students, college students, farm workers, housekeepers, union workers, teachers, nurses. they

our hearts go out to parkland. >> of course week, just heard from senator dianne feinstein talking to president trump. the president trump is meeting with those democrats and republicans right now. the idea comes with measures that could pass both in the house and the senate. we are going to keep an eye on this and keep you updated as we get information. >>> elsewhere in washington, they put politics aside to pay tribute to the late billy graham. leaders from both parties gathered at the capital to remember the man. graham died last week at the age of 99. he met every president since truman and counseled many of them. >> everywhere he went, he delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. that was his message. god loves you. >> the last private person to lie in honor here was the civil rights leader rosa parks. graham will be buried at his property in charlotte on friday. >>> a cold front sweeping across europe has transformed buckingham palace into a winter wonderland. check out the postcard-worthy sight. it's rare for london to get this much snow. but these birds outside the

i remember hearing dianne feinstein talk about that. refresh our memories on how the fbi screwed up the marathon bombers in boston when they put the bomb on the marathon up there. we never got the full story on that. one of the brothers is going back and forth to chechnya. can you refresh our memories on those two cases? guest: i cannot speak to the question on boston, but when we look at folks in the intelligence committee when it was helmed by political appointees by obama, they monitored some of the work of the senate intelligence committee, that is in my view one of the most interesting and controversial moments to come out of the obama administration. there was an apology for people in the intelligence community for trying to keep tabs on the work that senate staffers were diannes it related to feinstein who was the top democrat on that committee. the controversial torture report. that report looked into some of the methods the cia has used over the course of the war on terrorism to try to get information out of people they had det

sidewalk on page -- dead on a sidewalk on passenger street thursday morning. >>> a blow to senator dianne feinstein. the democratic party chose not to endorse her in her reelection bid. feinstein received support from just 37% of delegates at this weekend's state party convention in san diego, but many believe the snub won't do major damage. former san francisco mayor willie brown said democrats at the convention don't necessarily reflect the party's voters. >> it's always been dominated by the more activist types and dianne was never an activist and has been booed for a long time considered too conservative and sometimes that served her purpose. >>s this not an easy time to -- >> this is not an easy time to run for office. >> senator feinstein speaking at the convention yesterday. she admitted the political climate is much different this year, but a recent poll by the public policy institute shows feinstein trouncing her main opponent, state senator kevin deleon by nearly 50%. >>> she just announced a trip to the bay area and tonight we've learned former first lady michelle obama is working on her

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is pushing ahead with a bill to raise the minimum age to buy an assault style rifle up to 21. she tweet that had the legislation will be introduced this week and that it would bring the rules for selling ar- 15 assault rifles in line with handguns. you have to be at least 21 years old. there's some republican support for the bill. jeff flake tweeted he's working alongside senator feinstein on the legislation. >>> there'll be a ground zero ceremony to honor the victims of the world trade center attack. there will also be a reading of victim's names. the attack killed six peoples, including a pregnant woman. and more than a thousand people were hurt. >>> a chilly and wet morning across the bay area. take an umbrella. coming up. we'll take a look at the efforts to keep the homeless safe and warm. >>> and the path to reelection got more difficult for senator dianne feinstein. we'll have more on the state democratic party's vote to not endorse her bid for reelection. >>> it's a wet commute although it's not raining hard. and we've had a couple of fe

the party in california has declined to endorse their longtime senior senator dianne feinstein in her for another term. maxine waters, the democratic congresswoman from california, took the stage this weekend at the convention to drum up support for building a unified blue wave in november. she is still not letting up on president trump. >> democrats, i don't care what the republicans say. i say impeach 45. impeach 45. impeach 45. impeach 45. my gun is bigger than your gun. my rocket is more powerful than your rocket and on and on and on. all i see is two heads of state, donald trump and kim jong un, both with questionable agendas and questionable mental health. >> juan: wow. pretty strong. dana, let's go to what i think with big news this weekend. you get an 84-year-old senator, dianne feinstein, not endorsed by her party as she seeks a fifth term. >> dana: you think about the bernie burroughs during the last election. there's a real pull between the pregnant prickle pragmatists i had in california, progressive is where you want to be. tom stier and nancy pelosi. she continues to giv

this comes as senator dianne feinstein is pushing ahead with a bill to raise the minimum age to purchase assault rifles to 21. she says the unity -- legislation would be introduced this week and it would bring the rules regarding assault rifles to those with handguns. arizona senator jeff flake tweeted he is working alongside senator feinstein on the legislation. >>> coming up next, the path to reelection got more difficult for the california senator dianne feinstein. more on the state democratic party vote to not back her reelection. >>> the flu season could finally be winding down. more on how many cases are being reported nationwide. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> a nice rebound on stocks lasting into the later morning as the dow jones is up g

the california democratic party refused to endorse dianne feinstein. ere is no secret here, mark, that there definitely needs to be new, fresh blood for the democratic party. feinstein is a perfect example of what is wrong with the democratic party, would you not say? >> it also says something to where the democratic party is going when senator feinstein is considered not liberal enough for them and they are just lurching to the left to the extreme and it shows that 2018 will come down to a simple message. results versus resistance. republicans under the leadership of president trump have the results. so far the only thing the democratic party has offered is resistance. >> julie: first of all, robin. in california democrats want to hijack the democratic party and actually lean so far left, will they not be doing themselves more harm by doing that? >> you better believe it. moderates get the work done. we're able to reach across the aisle and actually see progress. congress isn't meant to be a modern day welfare system. americans expect these legislators

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senator dianne feinstein, democrat of california, is set to run for her sixth term.have more seniority than feinstein. she's the lead democrat on the judiciary committee and she's a big voice on intelligence and national security and more recently daca. but this weekend back home in california, she was drowned out by louder voice, one in particular. senator feinstein failed to receive the necessary vote against kevin deleon. he is a liberal who has criticiz criticiz criticized feinstein on her views. there's a primary in june and feinstein, who is a political institution, who has a whole lot of money and a big lead in the polls but as the senator herself would admit, nothing about the politics of 2018 is predictable, including the fact she could hear loud footsteps from california all the way to washington. that is our broadcast for monday evening. as we start a new week, thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this crew is indicted four peop

senator dianne feinstein will not receive the endorsement of the california state democratic party seeking re-election. she received support of 37%. 64% supported her -- 54% support ed her opponent. 60% is required to get the california state democrat endorsement. regardless, feinstein is heavily favored to win come november. >>> former first lady michelle obama is working on a memoir set to be released on november 13th by penguin random house. becoming: the memoir of michelle obama will be published in 24 languages. an audio book version will be re leased voiced by the former first lady herself. it will be her second book. in 2012 she published american grown. >> there is a new app that could stop those annoying robocalling from invading your cell phone. zachary has more. >> reporter: tonight the department of justice cracking down on phone scams and fraud sters. >> hello, this is rachel at cardholder services. >> reporter: they're relent less, conning people like marjory out of her life savings. >> it pains me to say this, but she took her life because of this incident. en. >> reporter:

. >>> in california, dianne feinstein is running for a fifth term in the u.s. senate, but she'll do it without the endorsement of the democratic party. the california democratic party did not endorse feinstein at their convention saturday. activists who think feinstein hasn't done enough for immigrants and is too far to the center on other issues supported her opponent, but he didn't win the nomination either. feinstein has millions to run a campaign and faces no credible republican opponent. >>> overseas now, four people were killed in an explosion that destroyed a convenience store and a home about ten miles north of london. authorities in leicester says the blast does not appear to be terror related. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. four people have been hospitalized and rescue crews are searching for other possible victims. >> this morning south korean president moon jae-in said u.s. must lower the threshold with talks for north korea. moon's office announced yesterday that a north korean delegate to the olympics said his country is willin

it was gunfire that thrust dianne feinstein into the spotlight. boast mayor masconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot. >> reporter: she was elected mayor twice on her own. in 1993 a mass shooting at 101 california street at the law firm of petit and martin. shot s. she's al >> there was killing and chaos on california street. >> eight people were killed, six wounded. that year senator feinstein proposed an assault weapons ban. >> a law firm, secure on the 31st floor of a high rise building, a disgruntled client walks in and just mows down employees. >> the assault weapons ban became law in 1994, but it expired in 2004. since then senator feinstein has tried repeatedly to reinstate the ban, but there has not been enough support. here's senator ted cruz arguing that it's wrong to single out a certain class of weapons. >> would she think that the 4th amendment's protection against searches and seizures could properly apply only to the following specified individuals and not to the individuals that congress has deemed outside the protection of

california senator dianne feinstein called it a tipping point and the main reason for her push for a federal assault weapons ban. ten years later, lawmakers did not extend it. the california shooting is referenced as a reason for california's strict gun laws right. now our state does not allow the sale of assault rifles. owners have to register their weapons by june of this year. >>> we are in for a storm that could effect two commutes, mark? >> yeah. in fact, we will have breaks in the action, but you might go outside and think the storm is long gone. in fact, you have more showers developing that could impact both of the commutes tomorrow. we know definitely the thursday morning commute will be impacted because that front will be slicing across northern california and the bay area. right now not a lot of radar coverage just yet. that will be changing especially after 3:00 this afternoon. then by tonight things will be picking up as the first bands of rain, at least the heavier rain bands move in from the north. current numbers in the 40s and the 50s. we have san francisco at 52. fr

the best premium cruise line. 7-day caribbean cruises from $599. >>> neither senator dianne feinstein or her challenger are getting the endorsement of the california democratic party ahead of the june primary. the annual convention was held over the weekend in san diego both senator feinstein and senate leader kevin de leon failed to earn the support needed to win the democratic endorsement. senator feinstein got 37% of the vote compared to 54%. senator feinstein is 84 years old and has had the seasons 1992 but this lack of endorsement will not keep her off the ballot. some see this as a sign that democrats are eager to replace moderate leaders. >> there is a war going on within the democratic party. there is an increasing number of voters who are no preference and that is important in november but between now and june 5, these activists who have been on the left since bernie sanders was eliminated as a candidate for democrats for president since hillary clinton lost, those activists have been moving the party to a direction about single-payer health care and many liberal issues acros

and dianne feinstein rejected by some in her own party.at that same nancy pelosi being right wing, scott feinstein not liberal enough. that would mean like me saying i'm going to be a yoga terror, but i'm not quite yoga enough. i want to leave you with that image. especially a lot of you have been sending me nasty treat. i will leave you with some images that will make it much more difficult. more after this. you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. the neil: are right, and this is what she do the everyday. the correspondent writing that nancy pelosi is the most conservative candidate in her congressional race. and this after diann feinstein giddings knob at the powwow in california. allie uc

why isn't dianne feinstein calling for that? i have to question whether or not they want this system to sfa fail? where are those headlines? do you realize that those are millions of people who have been adjudicated mentally jupfit or criminally dangerous because they are able to get a firearm right now. the politicians that have given the most lip service have done the least. they could change it tomorrow. they are exploiting a tragedy for an agenda. same on you. we call b.s. where are the stories about how -- here is a stat for you. from 1950 to july of 2016, 98.4% of mass shootings have taken places in gun-free zones. that's a fact. you are welcome to go john plin. the there is this thing called google. be careful about your sources, fake news and all. one of the things you saw on this video before i came out. a lot of people have been asking what i do next. god bless america that i can stay in dallas, texas. god bless america that i am able to join a group of people at the nra and nra tv to bring you an hour long program eve

already in our country who are american citizens or illegal immigrants. 25 years ago, this was dianne feinstein. >> mexico does nothing to enforce its borders. it is my view that if we are going to have a north american free trade agreement, mexico must do its share. today america could be the welfare system. the people who should be here have come legally at this time. >> laura: what happened to that diane's dianne feinstein. imagine if a republican made that comment today. there would be howells for the lame stream media and democrats, how can you say that? this is bernie sanders 11 years ago who spoke out and voted against george w. bush's push for amnesty. >> i think it's high time that the senate of the united states of america began to stand for the american worker and i would hope before an immigration bill is passed that it would respect the whites of american workers and professional workers. >> laura: sanders is right, where is the congressional concern for the human dignity of america's low skilled workers today. they call them the working poor, people can support families on these j

atlanta police do not suspect foul play at this time. >>> senator dianne feinstein trying to down play a possibly politically embarrassing moment. >> in the race for united states senate, the vote wos no consensus. >> democrats failed to give feinstein or her opponent kevin did he leon an endorsement at the democratic convex in san diego this weekend. deleon is branding himself as a fresh face for progressive. feinstein admitted that it's a tough time to be an incumbent while taking a shot at the same time at president trump. >> this is not an easy time to run for office. i have never seen the preside y presidency, i'm going to say it, as disgraced as it is today. >> here's how her campaign is spinning it. telling abc 7 news that deleon not getting the endorsement is a victory for feinstein. >>> you probably received robo calls at one point or another. >> i think everyone has. now an east coast company developing an app and it actually thinks it can defend you from phone, scam artists and telemarketers that's creative. it works in two ways. first it blocks more than 200,000 phone numbe

dianne feinstein failing to win an endorsement of the california democratic party as she seeks a fifthates at the annual convention are favoring feinstein's more liberal rival, kevin de leon by a 17-point marg margin. michael? >> yes, ma'am. >> harris: i thought she was one of the stars of the party. what will happen? >> well, she is. lisa and i chatted about this. >> harris: the commercial break was delicious. >> exactly. the heat and the energy in the democratic party not for the better is very much on the far left with activist base and a lot of young people. great they're involved, but that is never where you govern or where things get done. they're insisting on the litmus test -- >> harris: why is she out? what test did she fail? >> there's an inissue involving diversity, her legs in tenure and too much as part of the establishment. >> harris: diversity? she's a woman. >> sometimes that's not enough. the issue of concern for me, on the far left of the democratic party and i'll probably get angry notes about this -- >> harris: good luck. >> the left is trying to put distance betwee

republican senator marco rubio, democrat senator dianne feinstein, let's listen to the president. >> this is happening at a critical time and this is a very different. then we've experience. we have to do something about it. we have to act. we can't wait and play games and nothing gets done. i really believe this is bipartisan, it's a bipartisan meeting and we will discuss safe schools and we can really get there but we have to do it. we don't want to wait two or three or four weeks and people forget that we go back on and we have another problem. we want to stop these problems from happening. as we continue to mourn the loss of so many precious young lives, we are determined to turn our grief into action. i really believe that. i see some folks who don't say nice things about me and that's okay. if you turn that into this energy, i will love you. i don't care. we're going to be able to do it. sadly, these horrible mass shootings are nothing new. i asked for a list. you look at columbine, colorado. bill clinton was president. virginia tech, george bush. fort hood, sandy hook. san ber

now senator dianne feinstein does not like to talk about those awful murders and does not like to beher history with gun violence did lead her to champion the assault weapons ban back in the 1990s. now here we are 40 years after that incident. senator diane finestein, senator of california is set to run for her sixth term. only seven senators have more seniority than feinstein. she's a big voice on intelligence and national security and recently daca. but this weekend back home in california, she was drowned out by louder voice, one in particular. senator feinstein failed to receive the necessary vote against kevin deleon. there's a primary in june and feinstein, who is a political institution, who has a whole lot of money and a big lead in the polls but as the senator herself would admit, nothing about the politics of 2018 is predictable, including the fact she could hear loud foot steps from california all the way to washington. thank you so much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. >>> you know, i really believe you don't know until you test i

is it because, we just heard that dianne feinstein not getting her endorsement in california becauses not progressive enough, is the democrat party a lot further to the left than we knew the traditional democrat party to be? >> i do believe that to be the case. i currently serve as political director here in our local party and that is, the general sentiment now is that we are too centrist and all of the young people want us much further to the left. they're bernie supporters and they're frustrated. they're frustrated with how bernie lost the election and they do feel that we have taken a much too centrist of a tone. they're just dissatisfied. boyd hit the nail on the head. we're not giving them what they want. i do think further on down the road, it may be ripe to have additional parties. ashley: well you know, robin, let me follow up with that, and stuart varney side this earlier today, in one of his editorials, it seems to me that the democrats and republicans have changed roles. used to be the republicans are country club, democrats are the union hall. now the democrats have beco

rick: it could be the end of an era and a big blow for senator dianne feinstein. ator in her bid for reelection. majority of state delicate votes going to hurt primary challenger who is calling feinstein out of step with the progressive direction of the party. will carr in los angeles with more on this. well. reporter: and rick, keep in mind that california has fought the trump administration from the beginning. this we can vote may be a sign that california democrats want to shift further to the left for the state party hitting long time senator dianne feinstein a major rebuke by not voting to give her the parties endorsement showing that winning reelection in 2018 could prove to be a major challenge. >> this is not an easy time to run for office. i have never seen the presidency and i'm going to say it is disgraced as it is today. we are democrats, not because we don't like business and not because we don't like the professions but because we recognize that america is made up of many different people. reporter: she's being challenged by kevin daly who is running

they didn't renew the assault weapons ban that democrat dianne feinstein and bill clinton had long agow. when the nra pushed a bill to give gun manufacturers total immunity back in 2005, to give them basically more protection than any other corporate industry? it took 14 senate democrats to put that bill over the top, plus bernie sanders in the house. here was democrat max baucus arguing that victims of gun violence don't deserve their day in court against the nra's gun lobby. >> and i am rising today to ask my colleagues to support the protection of lawful commerce and arms act. an increasing number of lawsuits are being filed against the firearms industry. >> saying gun victims should not be able to use the courts to pursue gun control. >> the lawsuits against the firearms industry are nothing more than thin lly veiled attems to circumvent the legislative process. >> or take democratic senator bill nelson from florida who has been speaking out today from his home state of florida and advocating background checks, and he may be genuinely committed. he's clearly grieving with those fam

dianne feinstein called out president trump and said the president has disgraced the white house. she also highlighted his failure to support protecting dreamers. >> we will get the job done one day, believe it or not. please have faith and we will protect you in the meantime. >> she also vowed to renew her push for an assault weapons ban. >>> there is a push this evening to prevent drug overdoses in san francisco. the founder of homeless youth alliance is encouraging everyone to learn how to use and distribute the lifesaving medicine narcan. they say fentanyl use is on the rise and traces of it have been found in every drug tested, including meth, cocaine and heroin. just three days ago police say someone died of a drug overdose that was fentanyl involved.>> detecting residue for fentanyl, we print out reports every month of what we have found. like 67% of the sample was positive. >> the center wants everyone to be trained on how to respond to an opioid overdose and to carry narcan on them. drug use is not the only problem on the rise. coming up tonight, how one community is seei

flake and senator dianne feinstein are working together on a bipartisan bill the that would increase nimum age to buy certain types of rifles. feinstein has called on congress to hold a hearing on the assault weapons ban writing the ban was effective, but republicans still blocked its extension at the behest of the nra. today, however, the tide is turning and the public overwhelmingly favors stronger gun laws. we deserve a hearing. a number of republicans, including lamar alexander and marco rubio said they would support a trump-backed bill to strengthen the fbi's background check system. however, this is facing criticism of others in the senate. >>> new indictment for special counsel robert mueller who is now charging paul manafort and deputy rick gates with tax and bank fraud crimes, raising the amount of money they allegedly laundered to moren than $30 million. manafort and gates are both accused of tax evasion .not reporting money in foreign accounts. they are accused of misleading banks on paper, working for millions in real estate loans object stained in 2016 using falsified and

. >>> the california democratic party is not endorsing dianne feinstein or any candidate in the u.s. presented california in the senate for a quarter century is facing a bid by democratic state senate leader delion. he secured enough votes to ensure feinstein wouldn't get it either. it's considered a small victory for him. feinstein still has a commanding lead in public polling and also when it comes to money. >>> well, the countdown is already on. how beijing is is getting ready for the 2022 winter games. coming up. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to g

california senator dianne feinstein who has for your pushed hard for tougher gun laws. quote, another mass shooting reportedly another ar-15 rifle . my bill to ban assault weapons are no longer -- should no longer be held back for a vote. >> question of the day, do we need stricter gun control laws, yes or no? let us know what you think by voting and commenting on the ktvu twitter page. you can also share your thoughts on our facebook page as well. >>> is 404 a.m. and we want to get weather and traffic this morning. >> nice a little warmer. but don't get used to it.>> it didn't get warm for me. >> were going to have a quiet pattern until sunday and then is going to change. we are warming up into saturday and then after that is going to drop the time early next week. but the next couple days look pretty nice. we have a few clouds clipping the sierra otherwise we are clear. we have 30s degrees and 40 degrees, stanford is 39 degrees. a lot of mid-30s already. even american canyon and vallejo on there. occidental is a little cooler 32 degrees. northerly, northeasterly breez

let me start with dianne feinstein. she has been in the senate since 192. would like another round but it looks like california's are questioning whether or not that's a good idea. >> well, at least california delegates, california democratic convention dels are california has a rule that the party are officially at least the democrats can officially designate their candidate in a primary give them the party's official bless going they get 50% of the delegates at their congressional district level or in the case of the dianne feinstein the state convention. not only did she not get 60% of the votes. she came in second to her more left wing democratic challenger who is a member member of the state senate. >> martha: that's going to be interesting to watch. obviously she is a very formidable person in the senate. and she holds a lot of leadership positions and we will see what her future holds. in terms of elizabeth warren. we know the president's favorite mick name for her. she seems to be trying to shed that ahead of the election. i mean, i know why she wou

go convince dianne feinstein. go convince general klapper. i have said there is no evidence of collusion. it's not just the republicans were saying that. >> chris: congressman stewart, i want to put up several things, a full-screen, -- let's put it up on the screen right now, because some of the events have nothing to do with the carter page warrant, which again is why i wonder why you decided to focus just on that. george papadopoulos being told by russians months before that they had dirt on hillary clinton, the trump tower meeting between top campaign aides and a russian lawyer. general michael flynn lying about his meeting with the russian ambassador. you suggested at the beginning of this interview that you saw no evidence of collusion and no evidence of obstruction of justice, but you are focusing -- i'm not saying it's not legitimate, and we will talk about it, i promise, after you answer this question, but you are focusing on what happened in the fisa court with regard to carter page. >> congressman stewart: because the american peopl

senator dianne feinstein says it's time to review an assault weapons ban. mike thompson got some push back when he said the country was in the midst of a crisis. >> mr. speaker, can you tell us when the house had the courage to take up the issue of gun violence? >> the gentleman is not presenting a proper parliamentary inquiry. >> why are we once again sitting around this table? why don't we pass some legislation? this isn't going to stop, members, it's going to continue. and we become culpable. when we do nothing to stop it. >> house speaker paul ryan is arguing that now is not the time to wage political battles. ryan says right now is when the country needs to step back and count our blessings. a gofundme account has been set up for the victims of the florida school shooting, funds will go directy to the of t families. david muir will anchor "world news tonight" from parkland at 5:00 p.m. >>> let's move on to something else now, and talk about rain in california, the newest drought maps are n you can see it behind me, we're okay, but southern california i

. >>> also, california senator dianne feinstein could be facing an uphill battle for reelection. we'll tell you the results from the convention that mean she won't get the party's official endorsement. >>> a little bit of wet weather could mean a tough commute. especially if you're driving on some of these longer ones. we'll tell you where about what we're facing coming up. >>> the system is moving in. and it's raining to the north and starting to spread rapidly. most of the commute unless you're in the south bay and leaving right now will encounter rain. >>> good morning. governs from all across the country meet this morning with president trump. the top priority -- talking about gun reform after the deadly high school shooting in florida. >>> residents should know that they do not have an obligation to open their doors if an ice official knocks. >> the threat of bay air immigration raids continues today. how city leaders are responding as a fear of big crackdowns could happen at any moment. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for

. >> bay area congressman was asked about a proposal by dianne feinstein to raise the age limit to purchase an assault weapon. his response in let's go a step further. >> i think we should ban assault weapons at every age. everyone should have a ban on assault weapons. i understand she wants to raise the age to 21, but i actually think we should do what she did before. she led the charge to ban them. >> abc 7 was in hayward as we met with constituents. he gave them an update on the russia investigation. >> neighbors in san francisco are standing together to fight property crime that increased dramatically over the past year. alyssa harrington has the story you will see only on abc 7 news. >> at the base of the tile steps in the inner sunset are these signs warning people about car break-ins, the city didn't post these. these are homemade, the work of residents fed up with a lack of leadership. they started their own crime watch called stop crime s 23rf.. >> people are banding together for the police and the judges and the politicians. >> the group invited phil thing to speak at a community

. >> reporter: democratic senator dianne feinstein showed the president data that shows how the assault weapons ban passed in the '90s cut down on gun deaths. >> when it ended, you see it going up. >> reporter: also on the table was the influence of the national rifle association, the powerful gun lobby closely tied to the president. >> i'm the biggest fan of the second amendment. many of you are. i'm a big fan of the nra. but i ad -- i had lunch with them, with wayne and chris and david on sunday and said it's time. we've got to stop this nonsense. it's time. >> the reason that nothing has gotten done here is because the gun lobby has had a veto power over any legislation that comes before congress. >> reporter: on the proposal to expand background checks sponsored by senators joe mnuchin and pat toomey, the president criticized the gop sponsor toomey as fearful of the nra. >> you're afraid of the nra, right? >> no -- >> reporter: the president made the stunning comment that people with mental health issues should have their firearms confiscated. >> a lot of times by the time you go to

. >> senator dianne feinstein did not get the official endorsement of the california democratic party at this weekend's convention. her challenger kevin de leon also failed to get the 60% needed to get the endorsement. activists can pare eager to put back de leon. others view the 84-year-old feinstein as someone who has been in washington too long and hasn't done enough for immigrants. >>> the pott industry in california could expand. coming up, california tribes that are now left out of the recreational cannabis are looking to get involved. >> plus the new garage in the east bay gives new meaning to the term put it in park. we'll check out a new parking system set to be unveiled tomorrow refresh your home and save at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts pre

but dianne feinstein has long had the issue in california where she has been seen more moderate tn heryli bright-blural state, and that energy is reflected in the activists that are part of the state democratic party. >> got it. amy, quickly, democra sa they're targeting 100 seats. is that realistic? >> they have intensity and they want to take advantage of that. intensity is a terrible th waste. democrats have it in fundraising, candidate recruitment and they're spoing it in ths, so why not spread it as far and wide, if you're not going to win all the districts, you're probably not going to be able to invest in all the districts,ut you might get a surprise or two. we need 24 seats. it's easier to get 24 seutts of 100 than trying to win 24 out 40 seats. >> you can miss when you apple wide. thank you both very much. >> you're welcome. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, we continue ouesoccasional sebout women helping to bring equity and change to the workplace in this time#tf #me too anes up. jeffrey brown paid a visit to the set of aeteran director o's been hard at work at this for years.