. >> reporter: senators dianne feinstein and, endorsed susie. this is the first time she has run for public office. she has served the city in numerous capacities. we spoke with her about why she wants to be san francisco's da. susie, a san francisco native volunteers at the hutch community center in the cities western addition. >> we were thinking of putting them in gift bags. for mac or partnership with the nonprofit which serves underprivileged families started 10 years ago when she worked as an assistant san francisco district attorney. now she wants to serve as the top elected law enforcement officer. >> i think there are a lot of things we can do better. we can build a safer city. >> reporter: in september, she filed paperwork to run for public office. her first time. we asked how ct attorney's offi has had with the police

senator dianne feinstein who was mayor of san francisco when susie was a girl. if elected, susie would become the second woman after, la

team tonight saying they would take the fifth amendment by not responding to these questions to dianne feinstein. also interesting they would choose to say that because a lot of other people who feinstein has reached out to have essentially ignored her requests because as a minority member, wolf, she does not have subpoena power the way a republican chairman would have, at least in the house side. so this is a decision by them to make it very clear, they're not going to provide this information to congress. perhaps a sign to this house democrats when they take power next year, they want to subpoena roger stone, they may have a fight on their hands going forward. we'll see what robert mueller decides to do. right now which don't believe he has had contact with roger stone. but, of course, he's had contact with a lot of stone associates and we'll see what the next steps mueller's team takes to go after roger stone, wolf. >> what's intriguing, this decision by roger stone and his attorneys to cite his fifth amendment privilege, not to appear before the committee, not to present documents before the

. >> dianne feinstein. >> tucker: dianne feinstein of california says the anchor of special report, to >> this is not an easy time. >> are they all like this? >> slamming the door and senator dianne feinstein. party activists denying the state's senior senator in endorsing her bid for reelection. >> tucker: fair, balanced, and -- i was just getting -- you knew that one. if you were unafraid to answer that. question two, multiple-choice. did you know that you can clone your pets? indeed you can. barbra streisand reveals this week that she did. she clung to her favorite dog, who was named samantha. what is the going rate for dog cloning? is a $50,000, 500,000 or $1 million? and henry. >> 50,000. >> tucker: 50,000 said the would-be dog cloner. to the tape. >> she called her dogs. two of her dogs, miss violet and miss scarlett are clones of the late dog samantha, who passed on last year at about $50,000 a po pop. >> i heard laura ingraham talking about it. >> tucker: if you've got a pet cloning question, ed henry. question three. oprah said the 2020 presidential run could be possible but s

and dianne feinstein is seeking for treatment of immigrant children. kirstjen nielsen will visit the u.s. and mexico border today following the death of the felipe alonzo-gomez. we have dan simon in texas. >> reporter: joe and christine, kirstjen nielsen is heading to the border to oversee what is happening. she is facing the crisis and one of the things she has ordered the agency to do is offer enhanced medical screenings. she will be in el paso on friday and yuma, arizona on saturday. in the meantime, we are getting a better understanding of why this father and son made this entry into the united states. the mother spoke to reuters. one of the things she told them is they were under the impression if you travel with a child, you have a better chance of gaining entry into the country. she was encouraged to do this by neighbors. she said lots of them have gone with children and managed to cross. even if they are held for a month or two. it is statements that critics say is the problem. it incentivizes bringing children across the border. you are not au

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mick jagger on a cable car with mayor dianne feinstein. >> how do you feel about san francisco?er that day at this restaurant -- >> walked up to the table where he was eating and i had my microphone out, and i said, he looked up and he said get out of here, get out of here, turn that thing off and at that point he took my glasses off. >> reporter: future reporter mike sugerman was working for kfr c radio. >> i'm doing my job, you know what i mean? >> do it somewhere else. >> reporter: jager broke his glasses. >> the beatles are minutes away from the bay area tonight -- >> which one the '60s the beatles were big news. 1970s, the band split up. a few years later we interviewed paul mccartney touring with wings. >> i wonder what your response is to what's left over of the beatlemania. >> i don't really think about it myself. you know, you hear the odd thing, where's john? >> reporter: in 1973, kpix interviewed the supremes on the rooftop garden in san francisco. mary wilson, linda lawrence showed off their gowns. >> playing an important part in what the supremes do, is that true? >

dianne feinstein / ca-d has cbp ever fired tear gas at young children at the border prior to novemberth?kevin mcaleenan / cbp commissioner just to clarify senator, we did not fire tear gas at young children.senators focused on border security and if the migrant caravans are dangerous. sen. mike lee / ut-rdoes the caravan include some dangerous criminals? the cbp commissioner said the caravans vary but he believes a border wall would be helpful.the high cost of the wall - which includes buying privately owned land - is a concern for some republican senators sen. john kennedy / la-rwhy does this wall slash fence slash barrier cost 25 million dollars a mile?the cost of the wall varies between five and 25 million dollars per mile, depending on the terrain and technology used according to the commissioner's testimony. alexandra limon / washington correspondentrather than focusing on an expensive border wall democratic senators want to know why cbp and the trump administration don't focus more on stopping fentanyl from coming into the country. senator richard durbin says the deadly drug is

california senator dianne feinstein is calling for a hearing on the two recent deaths. the democrat sent a letter today to republican lindsay graham, who is set to chair the judiciary committee next year. among other things, she said the deaths are consistent with warnings that migration facilities are not equipped to handle children. (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day around the bay area. blustery winds made for a cool day. the doppler radar is showing mostly dry weather across the state. on the satellite you can see the high pressure building along the west coast while low pressure sits over nevada. the difference between the two is causing some gusty winds. tonight will be mostly clear and windy at times. lows will be in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow will start windy in the morning but the winds will subside by the afternoon. highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. the weekend looks fair with a mix of sunshine and a few clouds. the wea

amendment after the request from the senate judiciary committee from the democrat there, senator dianne feinstein, interview and documents. their investigation is still ongoing. stone's attorney wrote in a letter to feinstein when this request came in that stone has already testified to the house sbil je intelligence committee saying these requests are far too overbroad, far too overreaching, far too wide raininging in their all-embracing list of persons to whom the request could relate with whom mr. stone has communicated over the past three years and the documents concerning imprecision of the requests. does it sound like roger stone has something to hide? >> it sounds like roger stone, if he's going to talk to anyone, he's going to talk to bob mueller. i believe he has not. >> that's what he's told us, that he hasn't. >> he has not. roger stone can say what he wants to the democrats, quite frankly, on the senate intelligence committee because they're not in charge. the question is what happens afterwards when the democrats take over the house and he could potentially get speep subpoenae. at so

those prompted democratic senator dianne feinstein to call for a senate hearing. in a statement she said border patrol facilities are not adequately staffed or equipped to properly care for children. >>> a new warning about the flu this morning. stan stanislas county is reporting their first death from the flu strain. it happened within the last two weeks. health officials are warning the predominant flu strain is more of a threat to children. >>> marin county has the biggest outbreak of whooping cough since 2015. the marin independent journal reports health officials blame low vaccination ratescounties. based on past trends, doctors are concerned 2019 could be another bad year. babies are most at risk for complications. the most protection is vaccination for everyone. >>> right now you can help pick the winner of this ultimate fan contest. >> four college football super fans are spending the night on a billboard in san hoe sayre trying to get your vote. and sky 7 was above the billboard yesterday. the fans, elias, nancy, gennett and ruben are getting fired up for

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and senator dianne feinstein came out with a blistering statement.he's senior democrat on the judiciy committee on the senate saying that this looks like air felonyted -- at the direion of the president. this would have gotten the wheels churning quickly. this is is the kind of things that the democrats would sink their teeth in to. they would like for the deomcrats to dohing about it. but that's not going to happen. there's a road map comingut that are being released. robert: why did michael flynn get -- robert mueller to say he shouldn't go to prison, very lyabsoluime. he's been so helpful and cooperative. what's the difference with flynn? >> first of all,or herated early and often and told the truth. second of all, ine mitig circumstance is that for 33 years he was considered an exemplary intelligence officerel in the f he was military intelligence in he's been in battle. he's been a combat officer. he dd very badly as head of the defense intelligence agency and was fired by jim clapper underb the white house which made him sai bitter agnst presid

senators dianne feinstein from california, richard blumenthal from connecticut, and amy klobuchar fromta have introduced a new bill hoping to put illegal robocallers out of business. it's called the real peace act. the bill would close a loophole in the federal trade commission act that exempted telecom companies from ftc oversight, will -- oversight cracking down , on the fraudulent calls. according to the ftc, robocalling scams cost americans $9.5 billion a year. >> when we return -- bah, humbug! how the war on christmas has its roots in american history. soledad: finally, christmas is tuesday, and along with the eggnog and the boughs of holly, there's another seasonal tradition: the annual rehashing of the "war on christmas." people take to social media to lament that some people are trying to ban americans from celebrating christmas in public. businesses that stay open on christmas, and even saying "happy holidays" instead of "merry christmas" is controversial. but did you know the war on christmas actually started with america's puritan forefathers? the puritans who settled in the

. >> senator dianne feinstein has called for a hearing on children's deaths and said the facilities are not equipped to care for them. >>> coming up, a blast turns the city skyline blue, the powerful explosion that lit up social media. >>> a record-breaking game tonight at oracle arena, but this time it's warriors fans who are making history. >>> would you camp out on a bay area billboard? a big payoff these football fans are hoping for. >>> tonight the warriors are scoring big even off the court, the fans are setting a new franchise record. kpix 5's christin ayers on their big win. >> reporter: if you're a warriors fan, you're used to watching record-breaking performances on the court, but tonight it's the fans who are setting records from their seats. >> the warriors are home with a busy week ahead. >> reporter: december 18, 2012, the warriors wouldn't have known it that night, but it would be the beginning of a record-breaking streak. six years straight now, all 19,596 seats have sold out. that's 311 consecutive sellout games. for fans like the armstrongs, 31-year season ticket holde

california senator dianne feinstein released a statement calling the girl's death heart breaking and unacceptable. >>> thieves pull a switch blade, actually a butcher knife on a jewelry store clerk, what happened next that sent them running. >> and a clerk keeps his cool as a woman pushes a knife toward him, the split second decision he had to make when this robber let her guard down. >> and the joke the kings pulled on the warriors during tonight's team introduction. >>> a robbery attempt foiled at a jewelry store in southern california. surveillance video captured these two men. they walk into the jewelry store in pasadena, browse a collection of high end jewelry and then the man in the red hat pulls a knife on the store owner. what happened next sent those would be thieves running away. >> he actually lunged at me and i blocked him and then i grabbed his hand and i, you know, tried to shuffle with him a little bit and then my nephew there pulled out the gun. >> the robbers dashed for the door as soon as the owner's nephew pulls out a gun. knives are not effective against guns. he

national security may be at risk mario we've just received a statement from senator dianne feinstein a longtime expert on foreign affairs who calls mattresses departure alarming and she once again deplored the president's decision to not just pull u.s. forces out of syria but also to cut by more than half the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan who were there in a support role to help the afghan military. protect the country from attacks from the taliban and other groups and also to provide a sort of mental us support effort to the central government as it tries to negotiate a lasting peace treaty with the taliban so there is a real sense that the united states is basically walking away from its traditional role of being engaged in foreign policy but also maybe heading into an area where its own security may be at risk and that's right there is mounting concern there about the impending departure of james mattis and. this sort of isolationist policy on the part of trump how how difficult could things get fan going forward. well one of the things that people tend to forget is that af

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein released a statement calling the girl's death "heart breaking and unacceptable." about three dozen people protesting immigration arrests outside i.c.e. headquarters today in san francisco. it came after the agency released new arrest numbers for this year. they say immigration agents arrested almost 160,000 undocumented immigrants in 2019. that's an 11% jump from last year. i.c.e. says 90% of them had criminal convictions, pending charges or previous deportation orders. agents removed more than 256,000 people from the u.s. this year. that's a 13% increase over 2017. >> there is no question that these arrests positively impacted public safety and made our community safer. >> i.c.e. officials reiterated the president's demands for a border wall saying it would reduce the workload on immigration enforcement across the board, but the demonstrators in san francisco say they are focused on seeing each individual as a person, not as a document. >> we believe people deserve a second chance. we also believe that there's a criminal justice system that is

california senator dianne feinstein is calling for a hearing on the two recent deaths.t sent a letter yesterday to republican lindsay graham, who is set to chair the judiciary committee next year. among other things, she said the deaths are consistent with warnings that immigration facilities are not equipped to handle children. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships. we'll explain. (robin) a lot of people are spending new years up in the sierra. but what will snow conditions be like? we'll take a look --- when we come back. ( john ) and i am (á2 shotá)( robin ) with a lot of people still on holiday break, you may be thinking about heading to lake tahoe for the weekend.( will ) but what are snow condition going to be like this weekend? (áboxesá) that's where kevin --- "coop" --- cooper comes in. coop what are conditions like now, and what can people expect this weekend? ( will ) thanks coop. (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... plenty more sunshine to look f

i don't think for a minute that dianne feinstein was trying to hold anything until the 11th hour. they were trying to air on the side of protecting this woman who said she did not want to go public. though when you are in this kind of situation and you have that kind of responsibility, i think given the letter to the fbi as soon as they got it, with the understanding of it being confidential -- it is not like the fbi would not follow that it needed to be confidential. if it leaked it would've the accusation. this would -- the accusation. >> listed a watershed moment of the me too moment? sen. mccaskill: i do think the is still going strong. there are still women -- i think things have changed in the irkplace, permanently, believe. i think more people understand that everybody does that, or that happens all the time is no longer acceptable. i think good things have come out of it in terms of women feeling empowered and feeling that the no longer have to put up with unwanted advances in the workplace. ado think it was certainly watershed moment in the campaign for many of us that ar

senator dianne feinstein suggested that one was too catholic to be a judge.be able to serve in the public square at least as far as the democrats are concerned? >> we certainly hope so. our national supreme headquarters released a statement. and as a counsel, especially the one centered on capitol hill, what we did with our open letter to both senators was trying to show what we truly believe. that we defend life, we welcome the immigrant, we feed the poor. we're not an extreme group. we believe what the catholic church believes. >> some of the concerns that the democratic senators raise is this is an all male organization. what else do they say about being quote unquote being extreme. you're doing charitable work, what's extreme about that. >> there are several points, one being abortion. we proudly defend life both from natural life to natural death. it's not just hey, we're antiabortion but we support people so they don't have to make the choice of youth naish . and when it comes to being an all male organization, we have women auxiliaries. there's nothing

we are not hearing from nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein.r. ed took to twitter and pointed something out. ed: ted lieu was tweeting up about the wall and attacks the president. congressman, doing a story on reaction from lawmakers in california, he is from california, to the killing of police officer ron singh have you sent any tweets or full statements on police officer killed in your home state? guess what it's 24 hours later. i have not heard from congressman lou. dianne feinstein sent out at least two tweets that i saw saying that there should be congressional hearings into the boy who tragically died in u.s. custody this week the migrant boy. go through the facts no child in u.s. custody should die. we should do everything we can and it appears that the doctors tried. you want to hold a congressional hearing on that and find out what went wrong and what we can do better let's do it. why ♪ a single major california democrat whether it's dianne feinstein ted lieu, nancy pelosi by the way i checked her twitter feed, tweet about climate cha

. >> in reaction to the girl's death senator dianne feinstein tweeted this, families walking hundreds of miles across the desert for a chance for refuge in the u.s. are desperate. we owe them compassionate, humane treatment. we will demand answers as to how this answered. >>> a nurse in oakland is heading back to her family after being deported to mexico in august of last year. she says she is most excited about returning with her four children and returning to her job. she never saw this coming. she says the hospital agreed to file a petition for a visa in april. and then she won the visa lottery. and this week the department of homeland security approved a waver allowing her to return. we spoke to her today. >> i am happy to know that i will be seeing my kids soon and all my co-workers and patients and, you know, i am going to get my life back. >> the fastest waver application i have ever seen. i attribute this to all the media, the support of representatives from california. >> she scheduled to arrive at sfo tomorrow at 4:40 p.m. she will be returning to the hospital. >>> the weath

those are three are or republicans in addition to having a significant democrats life senator dianne feinstein and what it does it basically says not all of you need a whole lot could show the m.b.'s responsible for killing who show he you have to get a peace treaty in. in yemen and stop the blockade of gutter so it's a very very sweeping resolution i think what will happen is if. this will be the beginning of a process that if president trump and the saudis don't take action you'll see them now as the legislation now we're bent on sales for example going to saudi arabia that would make it very difficult for them to continue to prosecute the war in yemen if they decide sybase to want to do that well u.s. defense secretary james nasa says he needs more evidence on who is behind jamal khashoggi is that before he points the finger meanwhile istanbul's chief prosecutor is demanding the arrest of two of the crown prince's closest aides mounted valve has more from istanbul. turkey has said it won't let the world forget about the murder of journalist on what is the istanbul chief prosecutor filed a r

liz: were those 26 democrat senators, joe biden, barbara boarks, dianne feinstein, senator rockefellerall immoral when they voted for the border fence in 2006? hillary clinton, was she immoral? >> no, it's not immoral. are they advocating to get rid of the existing wall? the wall works. liz: but here is the thing, you have been there, have pelosi and schumer been there? >> they may have take and cursory look. we were running up the mountain chasing these guys. what the bordered patrol does is actually amazing. liz: here is president trump tweeting today. the democrats and president obama gave iran $150 billion but they can't found border wall. i don't get it why the media continues to downplay people who have lost a loved one to criminal illegal alien crime. we have so many problems at the border that the media is not covering and the democrats downplay. it is a disgrace and outrage. your take on senate. >> i think the democrats are advocating an open border policy. many of them want to get rid of the i.c.e., immigration and customs enforcement. and they say i want border security. no,

and we were dianne feinstein's band. the benjamin franklin middle school band.in this rotunda at city hall. we played at davie symphony hall , we played when the san francisco 49ers won the super bowl. we played for their event at the fairmont hotel. let me tell you, i was a piece of work until that first day when i joined band and mr martin made me write lines. my behavior changed after that because i wanted to be a part of something amazing. something that made incredible music and the lesbian gay freedom band make incredible music for all of us to enjoy so we are so happy and proud, and i'm so excited to be here to sign the legislation against an eight hour official unofficial official pick and with that, i would like to introduce the person who authored the legislation, and the legislation that we are going to sign today, that is supervisor rafael mandelman. [applause] >> thank you, mayor breed. thank you for your work and thank you for getting us the rotunda today. is that this at this fabulous? normally they put us up -- is into this fabulous squad normall

this is echoed by democratic senator dianne feinstein of california.ow will william barr handle the russia probe. >> if you want an idea what his testimony during the confirmation process is likely to be like, you can go to c-span and see his 1991 testimony. he's cautious in answering questions. he's a bit of a pro having done this before. he was taking questions over an obscenity task force. whether federal laws required crackdown on certain times of lewd content and he answered in a way that wasn't a bombshell answer. it was straight forward and not particularly flashy response. i imagine he would take a similar approach to the mueller probe. i imagine he would be cautious and state his commitment to abide by the law and not make big waves in doing so. >> let's talk about general john kelly's year end departure as chief of staff. what will this mean about the white house moving forward. >> there are people who would say president trump has been his own chief of staff. other people note kelly is repeated to have been the voice of reason on some matter

california senator dianne feinstein is calling for a hearing on the two recent deaths.emocrat sent a letter yesterday to republican lindsay graham, who is set to chair the judiciary committee next year. among other things, she said the deaths are consistent with warnings that immigration facilities are not equipped to handle children. ( robin ) people with travel plans for the new year's holiday will be dealing with jack frost. the winter storm that has been crawling across the country doesn't plan on easing up just yet. john lorinc reports. white-out conditions in the midwest.more than 100-miles of interstate-80 in nebraska closed for hours because of the snow, wind and ice. wisconsin roads are also getting severe snow.john newman/commuter"it was a little sloppy getting in your car. you need an extra five minutes, at least, if not 10." intense storms in parts of texas.....including one responsible for toppling over a billboard in the houston area.romana davies/pawn shop owner"my bedroom windows were facing the storm. it almost looked like it would come through my windo

california senator dianne feinstein is calling for a hearing on the two recent deaths.t sent a letter yesterday to republican lindsay graham, who is set to chair the judiciary committee next year. among other things, she said the deaths are consistent with warnings that immigration facilities are not equipped to handle children. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a new law in 2019 ... impacting new cars bought at dealerships. we'll explain. (robin) plus ... the latest on the migrant crisis at the border. how congress is investigating the deaths of two children in u-s custody. (robin) and parts of the bay area will experience strong winds today. we'll have a look at the conditions. ♪ there's no place like home for the holidays ♪ ♪ 'cause no matter how far away you roam ♪ ♪ if you want to be happy in a million ways ♪ ♪ for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home ♪ happening today ... strong winds and cooler temperatures are pushing through the bay area. and as kron 4's dan thorn reports ... the easy bay is seeing some of the stronger gusts. a tree falls

. >> dianne feinstein said the death was unacceptable and the u.s.passionate and humane treatments. the democrats want to know if the commissioner was aware of the 7-year-old's death when he testified before the senate on tuesday. if he was, why he did not bring it up. >> bret: immigration politics are at the heart of a bizarre situation in seattle. a law school depriveing its students of real world work experience and keeping them from helping other people. dan tells us about it. >> following a complaint and online petition, they suspended their program with immigration enforcement. >> those students have been cheated. >> the law school dean defended the decision arguing the school should assist those who are suffering due to the unjust operation of our legal system, laws and their enforcement. >> i think it's a good decision. it reflects us in a positive way. >> thomas holman calls the move misguided. >> it's not all about immigration which i know is controversial and emotional. they work on a lot of terrorism investigations they do a lot of work a

this resolution it's led by a republican lindsey graham and by a democrat democratic senator dianne feinstein they are hoping that they can get considerable widespread support for this resolution but they don't have a time yet for when this resolution could be discussed on the senate floor and then a time set to actually vote on the resolution and time is of the essence here come all the senate is going to be going into a holiday recess end of year recess in about a week or so from now and that means that anything that is left hanging as it were they'd have to start over when they start the new congress in early january so there is pressure but there's also pressure on the senators themselves and on their colleagues in the house to try to get things done before this holiday end of your recess tenchi what can all of this amount to roselawn when we talk about. a resolution which would name mohamed bin someone as complicit in the killing what could that actually need to as far as consequences. well in terms of a resolution it wouldn't lead much to much of anything the. the only thing that would

bay to breakers.. movie.. young and restless.. memories" "dianne feinstein.. joe montana.. movie stars julia roberts.. mariah carey.. john travolta .. "sharon stone.. tony blair .." the uniforms date back to 1600's britain, when the beefeaters protected the monarchy.. tasting their food to make sure it was not poisoned.. centuries later, the beefeater is an attraction that lights up toms days at work .... yet despite the movie stars, dignitaries and the fame .. he is still a down to earth family man .. a hometown guy . "there's not to many people with jobs on the street. " "cable cars- knowing drivers playing in their baseball team " "all sf fire and cops i went to school with" "we're all out there together"from his 40 years perched on powell street he's seen a lot changes... - 2625- uber and lyft thats really changed the transportation business.. limos all those companies going out of business.-2405 - the homeless thing is out of control.. -2434 - car break-ins.. we never saw that in my whole career.. -3244 cable cars were 50 cents when i started .. now $7.00. tom sweeney

. >> and dianne feinstein wants to see more scrutiny.ing after the children's deaths. these heard breaking incidents are consistent with previous reports of widespread abuse of children in immigration custody and the judgment of medical or mental health organizations and border patrol facilities are not staffed or equipped to properly care for children. >> feinstein is on the senate judiciary. they have a fairly moderate view for a republican. it's definitely seeming like the house will pick it up. they are talking about what about the kids at the border. their job is not just to look into the russia thing, but president trump, but also the policy of immigration and the border. especially the children who have been caught up in the policies that is a high priority. >> i will put this up on the screen and if you look at the border apprehensions under each of trump's dhs secretaries, you look at nielsen there, this is a problem that is getting worse. you want to weigh in quickly? >> this is not politically sustainable for republicans or th

. >> in a letter to senator dianne feinstein a letter said he was refusing to comply with the senator'sed when stone plans to quote produce the documents and when he would be able to appear for an interview. in the later dated monday, it said his invocation must be understood by all to be the assertion offf a right by a citizen who des secrecy and found the requests were far too over reaching, wide ranging. stone has faced increasing scrutiny over allegations he ehad advanced knowledge of of the october release of clinton emails. stone has denied any advanced knowledge. despite a series of tweets, which he says were the results of direct information. meanwhile he told politico he does not have a deal to share defense strategies, unlike campaign chairman paul manafort. >> you've got to lub educated guesses there in regards to his defense. >> there's also a history of wikileaks working with other news oorganizations. so if you look that history in terms of what they've done with other big troves of information, it's not far fetched to think they would reach out to a rival. so it's interes

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein said that california is not likely to get all the relief theysted before the end of the year. the state will not get the $9 billion that governor brown has asked for and they are working to get the status of relief funding. a spokesman for senator finestein said it is expected that the funding will come in a series of payments, not all at once. >>> the federal government miss hand mishandled fema programs. they are greed on before the disasters happen. but the government accountability office analyzed the contracts and concluded that mishandling led to confusion and victims received limited assistance do to outdated strategies and unclear guidance. >>> the wildfires that scorched northern california added stress to an already height housing market. >> reporter: we go to season home sonoma county where homes are needed, even more now. >> reporter: and now they need flat land to build small homes on said keith woods. >> the building world that is a lot easier to deal with than hillsides, slope lots and that is the biggest difference in the north b

. >> reporter: democratic senator dianne feinstein, that heartbreaking and unacceptable.a top house democrats as this death raises significant questions and the general suitability of such facilities for families and children. a group of angel families whose loved ones were killed by illegal aliens. >> a call to action for these beautiful mothers out here that lost their children because of illegal aliens they keep coming in and out of the country and using us. we are constantly being used and tired of being used. >> they are urging donald trump to shut down the democrat of democrats don't give him what he wants. >> we need to get this wall funded. >> reporter: funding for huge part of the federal government runs out one week from today, donald trump is threatening to shut the government down unless he gets $5 billion that he wants for his wall. shannon: we will cover it gavel to gavel. we could be here doing the countdown clock by monday. we will see if they get it done. a warrant in the case of a 29-year-old missing colorado mother. investigators looking for clues at he

. >>> senator dianne feinstein said that california is unlikely to get all the wildfire relief funding it requested from congress before the end of the year. the state will not get all the billion dollars that governor brown asked for. a spokesman for senator finestein it is expected that it will come in a series of payments, not all at once. >>> an audit finds that the federal government mishandled disaster relief programs like the ones to help victims of wildfires. fema gives goods and help to people from disasters like a wildfire or hurricanes. but the government accountability office said there were mishandled programs that led to confusion and the victims received limited help because of a, quote, outdated strategy and unclear guidance. >>> in the last 14 months, five wildfires have scorched six northern california counties, it added stress to the already tight housing market. 21,000 california homes were destroyed by fires. that is the equivalent of 85% of the new homes build in the six counties in the past decade. >> we have more lost homes before the butte tragedy, more than we

senator dianne feinstein called for an investigation by u.s. customs and border protection saying i am writing to voice my strong concern about the recent deaths and illnesses of children detained in border patrol custody and to request a full accounting to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future. the steps already being taken to prevent any more deaths. >> reporter: u.s. customs and border protection agency ordering medical checks on every child on the heels of a christmas tragedy in texas. the death of a 8-year-old guatemala boy. doctors believed he had a cold and gave him medication but he only got worse and monday was taken back to the same hospital. >> just what they might be feeling to have lost their child on christmas day. >> reporter: he says he wants answers. >> i am going to call for an investigation in the latest death we learned about today to get to the facts. understand what happened and to prevent something like that from happening again. >> reporter: anotherdeath of an 7-year-old guatemala girl. border security is c

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein says that our state is unlikely to get all the while i really ending it has requested from congress before the end of the year. senator feinstein told politico that the state will not get all of the $9 billion governor jerry brown has asked for and that she is working to get an update on the status of relief funding. a spokesman for senator feinstein said it is expected that the funding will come in a series of payments not all at once. >>> and audit finds the federal government mishandled disaster relief programs including money for survivors of wildfires. fema hires private companies write services and goods to disaster victims. contracts are agreed upon before there is a disaster like a wild fire or hurricane. but the government accountability office analyzed these advanced contracts and found that mishandling programs lead to confusion and instead of a fast response, victims received limited help because of a outdated strategy and unclear guidance. >>> former president george h.w. bush is at rest in texas. the same state where he began his p

. >>> senators dianne feinstein and bernie sanders are urging congressional leaders to block an effort that would bar companies from participating in boycotts against israel. in a letter to mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer, they wrote while we do not support the boycott movement, we remain in our oath to defend the rights of americans to express their views peacefully without fear of punishment by the government. since 2015 26 have passed some form of anti-bds legislation. texas passed its own version of the law which prohibits any agency in the state from doing business with companies that boycott israel. that law is the center of a legal challenge brought by a speech pathologist. bahia a maui says it goes against her principles. she says her school district declined to renew her contract after refusing to sign the anti-boycott pledge. on friday and her attorney general filed a preliminary injunction to stop texas from enforcing the law. they also want the court to allow bahia to resume her job, which she's held with the school district for almost a decade. bahia a ma

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