in the department tasked with significant problems facing the nation and democratic senator dianne feinstein notes that the department of homeland security, 10 top positions filled by someone in an acting capacity adding, quote, the leadership of the homeland security department is unprecedented and a threat to our national security. more changes are likely due in large part by the president's domestic policy chief stephen miller who last week was given total jurisdiction over immigration. is known for pushing hard-line immigration policies and the president said his decision to withdraw the nomination of the acting ice director was because he wants to go in a, quote, tougher direction. secretary nielsen as replacement, customs border protection chief. >> kevin mack a lean in. >> pushing the agenda item acknowledging not just extensive but help educate the american people and congress and lead to massive changes on the southern border. >> reporter: despite its modulus tenure outlined homeland security secretary thanked donald trump and promised to do everything she could to ensure a smooth t

thing, going back to the fact that we had -- that was a really interesting deal because when dianne feinstein was mayor, eddie referred to candlestick as a pigsty. mayor feinstein was not pleased, so we got a whole bunch of money to fix it up and they were all kinds of improvements that we made, but we also -- the americans disabilities act had passed, and the a.d.a. coordinator insisted that we put braille signage in the room. [laughter] >> i refused. i said let him sue me, i will not be on the front page of the paper with that. >> that is hilarious. >> anyway, as phil said, the pope's mass at candlestick, candlestick was built, there were far more men that went to games than women. there was no such thing as parity, and when we came to the mass, there were many, many more women. undiscovered that all over the area the nuns were in the men's room keeping the them and -- men out so women didn't have to wait in the line so long. [laughter] >> one of my favorite things that happened here, and i was so fortunate to be in the shop and have so many wonderful opportunities, were the mayor feinstein

. >> also, senator dianne feinstein calls for action in the wake of horse deaths at a major california racetrack. the steps she wants state regulators to take. >>> and this is the kind of son every parent would want. the >>> the a's won again in another shutout in two games against the red sox. how about we keep that going? dropping down to 57 under a mostly cloudy sky. have fun. >> mike, thank you. >>> senator dianne feinstein has asked state officials to suspend racing at southern california santa anita park until more can be learned about the deaths of nearly two dozen horses. 23 horses have died since santa anita's wirn spring meet opened in late december. they recently closed. while the deaths of those horses were being investigated, the track reopens tomorrow. they will host their biggest race on saturday. >>> a bill to help reduce the number of lost dogs and cats. micro chipping. lawmakers say lost animals that have tracking devices stand a 75% better chance of being runited with their owners. >> i could watch that all day. >> i think most shelters do. >> most do especially if y

senator dianne feinstein i putting the pressure on southern california )s santa anita race track.llows the death of a 23rd horse since december. >>> senator dianne feinstein is putting the focus on the santa anita racetrack. she is requesting it suspend all racing at the track until the cause of death is investigated. santa anita just reopened after being closed for a month. >> it is one less place to travel. banning state travel to south carolina. this is due to policies he considers discriminatory toward lgbt community. a provision in a budget deal passed last year. this allows faith-based child placing agencies to discriminate against those who do not conform to their religious beliefs. south carolina is the 10th state to have a travel ban now that it lie applies to. . >>> 5:56. the attorney general is expressing concern after a ban of high round ammunition. a federal court this week ruled the ban is unconstitutional. attorney general xavier becerra fears magazines will soon start flowing into the state again. he is asking for the ruling to be delayed. . >>> new rulings surroun

high-profile democrats are standing by the former vice president, including senator dianne feinstein pelosi, who both say this today. >> i don't think it's disqualifying, because i don't think -- with what your intention is. i do think it's about communication in general. i've known him a long time. my grandchildren love joe biden. he's an affectionate person. to children coming to senior citizens, to everyone. that's just the way he is. spew on the power panel now, judy miller, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. dent and egger, "wall street journal" editorial page debbie editor. both fox news contributor. judy, i will start with you. there's whole conversation going on about personal space. if you let that sound bite roll, speaker pelosi says, "just pretend we all have a cold." [laughter] >> exactly. if he's everybody's friendly grandfather type, nancy pelosi has given joe biden some very good advice from a real grandmother, which is be a member of what she called the "straight arm club." that is, handshakes. pretend you have a c

news reported that with the gun control provisions the bill is unlikely to pass the senate, dianne feinstein of california and joni ernst of iowa are attempting to write a senate version of the bill that could have a chance of passing. next week the house will debate a bill to restore net neutrality. members may also consider two-year federal budget setting discretionary spending limits. you can watch the house live on c-span. in the senate, much of the week will be spent on nominations, mitch mcconnell filed motions to includingte on fit, one position of ambassadorship to saudi arabia. you can watch the house and senate live streaming at c-span.org, or listen to congressional debate on c-span3 radio app. -- on c-span's radio app. >> is a budget reporter for the hill, what can we expect in the upcoming

jerry nadler and dianne feinstein insist on seein seeine full report and underlying evidence this week. attorney general william barr's letter late friday that the redacted mueller report will be delivered sometime in the next two weeks with a testimony to follow in early may due a quick and sharp response from nadler who called on the attorney general to work with him to release grand jury information. but as you know under the law and regulations, grand jury material cannot be shared publicly and it goes against long standing department of justice policy not to identify individuals who are not prosecuted. in the meantime some republicans want the records for different reasons. >> i was the first member of congress to say we not only need the mueller report, which is actually called the mueller dossier because it i think it's written b bipartisans. but i'm interested in learning how did mueller's team create the report. i want to see the underlying information. >> among them former fbi agent peter strzok removed from the mueller probe after his anti-trump texts were discovered. gregg:

it's very important that your next guest adam schiff to his credit and the senator of his state dianne feinstein pled with president obama to do more your own networks talked about collusion in july of 2016. >> and we'll ask congressman schiff about that. >> to their credit, people were trying to get the obama administration to be more serious. they dropped the ball completely. looked the other way, why? because the candidate they wanted to win thought would win. that's a disgrace on our democracy. it should never happen again. but let me make very clear, as campaign manager i never gave a thought to russia interference, to russia helping us. i was talking -- >> you retweeted some things that came from russian trolls. >> how would i know that? and i was contacted by wikileaks and never responded. i'm sure the investigators know that. >> but i want to end here with something that mitt romney said -- >> he won fairly and squarely. when we see donald trump get re-elected -- >> tens of millions of people read those social media posts. >> why he'll get re-elected -- he'll look at this ill conceived i

than >> senate judiciary committee member dianne feinstein of california released a statement on the mueller report. >> president trump did not speak to reporters as he and the first lady left the white house on marine one to begin their trip to florida. they will spend easter weekend at their home at mar-a-lago. here is a look.

fox news ray bogan is live in washington tonight with reaction to what senator dianne feinstein called a purge of senior leadership. >> reporter: that is right. it is part of a bigger movement in addition to the names you just mentioned. the head of the u.s. secret service is also going to be stepping down in may. julie, good evening. secretary nielsen has been the sixth homeland security secretary since december 2017 but sunday, after meeting at the white house with president trump, and acting chief of staff, mcilvain he, she submitted her resignation, effective this week . >> i share the president's goal of securing the border. >> reporter: in first appearance since announcing her resignation, secretary kirstjen nielsen defended the president's immigration policies saying she will support the administration's effort at the border even after she leaves her post wednesday. >> other than that, i'm on my way to keep doing what i can for the next few days. >> during her 16 month stint at secretary, nelson reportedly clashed with the president, becoming the face of the administration's con

than >> dianne feinstein released a statement on the mueller of -- report. she said, >> president trump did not speak to reporters as he and melania trump left the white house aboard marine one. they will spend the easter weekend at their home at mar-a-lago. here's a look. [inaudible] >> both the house and senate judiciary committees have asked william barr to testify on the mueller report. the hearings have been set for may 1 and may 2. specific he tells including the start times for the hearings have not been released. we will show both of the hearings live on c-span3, online at c-span.org or you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, after the release of the redacted version of the mueller report, we will talk with members of congress to get their reaction. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. during the discussion -- join the discussion. >> i think it's important on this day that we continue to offer the p

the death of nearly 2 dozen horses. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is calling for horseracingly suspended at the santa anita racetrack in southern california. since late december, 23 horses have been put down following critical injuries at the track. senator feinstein wrote a letter to california horseracing board saying she thinks the racing should be stopped until the cause or causes of the deaths can be investigated. southern california congressman, judy chu also recently requested a congressional inquiry into all of the deaths. she wants investigators to look at the drugs used on the horses on race days. the racetrack has been tested but the board still does not know what caused all of those horses to die. >>> another lawsuit has been filed against boeing following two deadly crashes involving a 737-max aircraft. >> reporter: as more evidence has come to light the less >> boeing has been forced to admit to it ceo it recently as last week that they know that the mcas software contributed to the easier crash into the lion air crash. >> lawyer said the crash has killed 346 pe

dianne feinstein of the committee and then the chairman of the intelligence committee had a chinese spy 20 years. a driver and a driver in san francisco and the fbi found out about it they went to dianne feinstein and you have a spy on your staff and she fired him. why didn't anyone come to donald trump and say we are surveilling the russians trying to infiltrate your campaign and you need to do something about it. >> bret: we should point out paul manafort's assets may actually balance the books, depending on how much the investigation caused. there is other investigation going on. "the wall street journal" on the hush money probe saying the manhattan u.s. attorney's office has gathered more evidence than previously known and its criminal investigation of hush payments to two women with alleged affairs with donald trump including members of the president's inner circle. if you look at the inner circle interviewed in this probe, it includes, you know, a lot of folks close to the president at one time or the other. just to point out, byron, there were other things going on simultaneous t

>> i think what they should have done with dianne feinstein, if they had hunches, go to the presidentell, he wasn't the president then -- we think the russians are trying to compromise people on your team,ing can you help us identify them. that's where the bias is. you know, the inspector general investigating the hillary clinton e-mail thing said he couldn't find examples that proved that their bias affected their decisions. well, the proof is not the individual decisions. the proof is the blaring disparity between fbi agents who wanted hillary to be president and, you know, gave her staff immunity agreements. the director's writing her exoneration even before she's given a statement to the fbi agents. the glaring difference between that and how donald trump's people were taken -- look, it's interesting. carter page, he's never been charged with anything. elizabeth: and he was sort of not really -- >> and they've come up with nothing. also just how competent are these people going around telling us in the baker testimony he talks about, oh, we, we really seriously thought whether tha

senator dianne feinstein tweeted, it come to a place where people can't worship without the fear of gun violence. enough is enough. in light of the events there, police departments will be stepping up patrols. san francisco, san jose and oakland police will be making extra passing calls at local synagogues. >>> this just in about an hour ago. four people killed after a construction crane fell onto a street in downtown seattle. it happened near interstate 5. we don't have any other details available at this time. four people killed in a construction crane accident in seattle washington. we will monitor the situation and bring you updates as soon as we get them. jaeawn money. e move udown the detention facility is next- door to the courthouse. you shoot hosts about 400 inmates . the sheriff department so shutting it down will save tens of millions of dollars. authorities are in the process of transferring the inmates to a jail in dublin. right now police officers have to drive to dublin to get there suspects book . the same go to relatives the people who are incarcerated. the jail in oakl

you know to get taken care of they can't even step on the track in air prepare to >>senator dianne feinstein and congresswoman judy chu are demanding a cancellation of races at the tracks until an investigation into the deaths of those 23 horses are actually finished. over to the east bay now the claim jumper in concord has reopened after it was closed by the county health department because of a says at the willows shopping center and the roaches were discovered at various places in the kitchen during a routine health inspection. the restaurant shut down back on april 1st and then reopen the next day after cleaning and sanitizing all food contact surfaces. >>well we didn't know that did close for for you know, maybe we did consider differently to 2, 6 to didn't know about the closure. and glad i didn't know about the closure. so i went in there. i think he was the same as it's always been the clam chowder was excellent. well you may remember back in august health officials temporarily close 6 restaurants. >>at the sunnyvale ma that's just less than a mile away from the clay jumper. we are g

you had a group of those two officials plus people like dianne feinstein, jeanne shaheen, d jon tester,k durbin and not the type of democrats running for president but more the democrats who do wahi to gets done and democrats tell me this was a meeting that the white house precipitated. robert: don't the democrats have concerns, even ifhey are given by outreach and the family separation policy, an idea? >> absolutely. joe manchin called o -- one those moderates called his relationship with the president -- not the relationships that he has ever had. because there is no through line. and democrats, they -- you don't hear them talking thatch right now about dreamers which is really -- when you bring up immigration, that's the issue that democrats talk about the most is legal protections for people who are brought to this country illegally as they just don't think they can get a deal done with thises ent. so he may talk about it. nhere may be outreach. but they've s that rug get pulled out from under them before. and i just don't think that they believe that -- a change. >> i do think tha

seeing the portions of the democratic party nancy pelosi and others intimating and and others dianne feinstein and other prominent senators that whoopi goldberg this is you going to love this one it's a generational thing. so not only is a doctor there say you must excuse joe biden because it's a generational thing see people in his generation when they meet women or the wives of appointees at the white house during very serious you know ceremonies they grab their face like this and rub noses i mean this is this this this is beyond strange and i love it. and to be honest you know you're right it is beyond strange really want to give the benefit the doubt to somebody mistook about the us media let's be charitable is it just that they horribly had a sense human failure to do conspiracy theory some kind of agenda. what is the matter with you why do you believe so fare out telling you this is nuts it's end see it's all for the rails it's an embarrassment when people are sitting back especially the democratic party and as the one who is sitting back wondering. must be a god is president trumpery sa

dianne feinstein was the mayor. there were very few homeless. and then, along came frank jordan, and then art agnos, and jerry brown, and now newsom, and then mayor lee and now mayor london breed. i want to talk to the mayor about a plan. i have -- [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. thank you, sir. next speaker, please. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. >> hi. my name's norm sands, yaqui and apache out of tempe, arizona. some people like to speak. i don't. my knees are shaking, but i'm here to stand in justice for jessica. in my culture, we believe that everyone is related and we honor the sacred and protect it. i ask that cindy go to bed tonight, thinking about her sons. i ask you, that you go to bed thinking of jessica tonight. [applause] >> president yee: are there any other speakers in public comment? i have a question for my fellow supervisor, supervisor brown. when you spoke earlier ask the d.a. to investigate, is that a formal request or just a statement? >> supervisor brown: no. i would like to ask d.a. gascon to investigate

in that context this idiotic remark from california senator, dianne feinstein quote, the purge of seniordership in the department of promiscuity is unprecedented in the back to initial security. that is precisely wrong. it is not president trumps removal of ineffective people from the government but the threat to our national security but it is there so many useless people there in the first place. this is a central point of positive populism. not enough to leader at the top but you need people to believe in the populist revolution at every level of government, in congress and especially in the bureaucracy. if the bureaucracy and the administrative states were contrary to the constitution how it lies but in the long-term president trump is changing that by pointing judges who will apply the constitution and rain in and administer the power but right now the president is trying to deliver his promises while he has a congress, judges and pure credit rating that is actively biting his agenda. that is why he's talking about sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary city's another opportunity f

dianne feinstein, a member of the committee and chair of the intelligence committee had a chinese spy0 years, and when the fbi found out about it they said you have aspired your staff and she fired him. why did no one come to donald trump and say we are surveilling, russians trying to infiltrate your campaign and you need to do something about it? jillian: donald trump set up a firestorm with this tweet accusing the obama administration of wiretapping trump tower. rob: the navy dropping charges against the officer at the helm during the deadly collision at sea. commander bryce benson will not face, negligence for his role in the uss fitzgerald crash in 2017. 7 sailors were killed when a destroyer had a commercial ship. charges are being dropped against a crew member. jillian: a michigan man accused of helping isis is facing new charges that could land him life in prison. i score your book photo of the 20-year-old captain on a syrian battlefield last summer. several charges including getting military training by isis and firing machine gun for the group. his family claims he is innocen

our senator dianne feinstein have been very strong on this issue. i just want to know how i is a mayor can support them in the incredibly divisive environment washington dc has become. because we as a country have got to get away from this hate forward and recognize our country was built on immigrants. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf joining us live to talk about this. thank you. >>> our weather today we're talking about warming temperatures. lots of 70s. santa rosa getting close to 80 degrees. it has been quite the week. we started out warm and then cooled off. some gusty winds. temperatures rebounding this afternoon. san francisco 54. concorde 76. san jose 70. the satellite showing you the clear skies. i will show you this weather system up here. some of the energy could be dropping into northern california early next week. today we have mostly clear skies. with clear skies from the north coast down to san francisco down to monterey bay. current number santa rosa 74. san jose 67. pretty mild for friday evening. wind speeds are up in a few spots. oa

democrats and nancy pelosi are saying his actions are disqualifying, even his biggest supporters, dianne feinstein, says the controversy is overblown saying biden is, quote, a warm, tactile person, it is hardly sexy. she says he's been doing it for 25 years and no one has ever been upset. will biden's big time donors feel the same way? >> thank you very much. one of two women accusing virginia's democratic lieutenant governor of sexual assault is speaking out graphically describing her alleged attack to cbs news. >> i didn't know what was going on and the next thing i knew my head is literally in his crotch and i'm choking and gagging and couldn't say anything because i'm choking and gagging and so it continues and he's holding my head so i can't lift, i'm trying to lift my head but i can't. >> justin fairfax maintains his innocence a second accuser as well. fairfax is both encounters were consensual and he has past polygraph tests. how do democrats handle the claims against a longtime party veteran and the other, rising star? former press secretary to the policy and communications committee and f

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>>senator dianne feinstein in congress member judy chu are demanding a cancellation of races at santaeed until an investigation into the deaths of those 23 horses is completed. national news this morning fire destroyed 3 historically black churches in louisiana over a ten-day period and now investigators trying to figure out if they're all related as meredith wood reports church leaders are not losing faith. >>very concerned now. but i'm very optimistic because god. god. >>3 historic churches all destroyed by fire in less than 2 weeks now seeking answers. >>we believe is suspicious. we were certainly treat these fires from the beginning. >>as crime scene. the churches have predominantly african american congregations. >>louisiana state fire marshal alongside federal and local agencies are investigating the cause of the fires. officials haven't said is they're related. however we're very it that there is a problem and enter is no coincidence that there are 3 fires. >>the first in saint mary baptist church on march 26th. then on april second a fire destroyed greater union baptist church

. >> senator dianne feinstein tweeted, "it is deeply disappointing that in 2019 women are still paid an average of $.80 for every dollar a white man makes. for women of color, the gap is even water, august must pass the paycheck fairness act and an sure women get equal pay for equal work. >> joining us now is a bay area athlete was been at the forefront of the gender pay gap discussion, world cup champion and olympic old medalist, brandi chastain. in the wake of the me too movement and the fact it is now 2019, is it frustrating for you that we are still having this conversation? >> i am exhausted. i'm exhausted. i'm exhausted about this because there is nothing about it that makes sense to me. my mother was a woman in business when i was growing up. she went to work wearing a suit and just to think i am now 50 years old and we are still having this conversation just is exhausting and frustrating but i am glad we are having it. the girls behind me, i talked to them about, on the field they have to be brave, take risks, challenge themselves, fall down, be resilient and, you know, i wan

because of one federal judge in dianne feinstein's trafficking act, we can't turn back people to central america. and you took, though, a good first step in this direction earlier today from california. >> president trump: our country is full. our area is full, the sector is full. can't take you anymore, i'm sorry, can't happen. so turn around. that's the way it is. >> laura: now remember, this issue is yours, and the gops now, that's a good thing. they didn't want it to be their issue but you forced it on them. that's great. stay there. now, in the last decade, just one decade the democrats have gone from this. >> we simply cannot allow people to pour into the united states undetected, undocumented, unchecked, and circumventing the line of people who are waiting patiently and diligently and lawfully. >> do not send your children to the border. if they do make it they'll get sent back. more importantly they may not make it. >> laura: and now to this. >> let's first acknowledge that this is a crisis of the president's own making. >> if you could, would you take the wall down here? >> abso

senator dianne feinstein released this statement in response. it reads in part, dick lugar was far more than a 6 term senator and champion for indiana. he was a foreign policy icon and statesman who routinely rose above party politics for the good of the country, dick steady presence will be missed and will continue to serve as a great example for us all. >>a host city manager is asking federal mediators to help the city improve the relationship between the public and police greg i how formally invited the us department of justice's community relations service. this comes after an officer-involved shooting killed 20 year-old rapper willie mccoy back in february death was the 16th officer-involved shooting involving boy officers since 2011. >>a look outside this evening at san francisco international still a clear can see uh some uh maybe that fog. >>and in our forecast are now eric cantor is joining us now with a look at the forecast for the week ahead and how we look at. >>well our temperatures are actually an be e little below normal tomorrow

reporter: biden reportedly has support from one of the biggest firefighters union's senator dianne feinsteinnd even the family of the late republican senator john mccain. it does appear his former running mate president obama will not be lending his support to any democrat. until after the democratic primary. >>> o'rourke is making his first visit to california as the democratic presidential candidate. the former texas congressman will begin his visit with an event in los angeles on saturday. he is holding a town hall meeting in san francisco on sunday morning. that event will take place at the irish cultural center 45th avenue by the zoo. >>> the number of measles cases in the u.s. has climbed to its highest level in 20 years. the cdc reports that have been 695 cases in 22 states. this year. the largest outbreak is in new york city. there have been 359 confirmed cases. new york now has a mandatory vaccination against measles. the city has closed a jewish school that refused to provide vaccination records. in california there have been 28 confirmed cases. health officials blamed the outbreak

those jeff when reporting senator dianne feinstein and congresswoman judy chu. >>are demanding that racing at the track and its own investigation into the 23 horse deaths is finished. >>the college admission cheating scandal continues to affect the bay area and stanford university announced this week it expelled a female student because her application included fabricated sailing credentials. the school statement says that student was accepted through the standard process and not as a recruited athlete, but her admission was followed by a $500,000 contribution to stanford sailing program paid through her former head coach john vandemoer he was fired after agreeing to plead guilty for accepting donations in exchange for recommending non sailors has recruited athletes. now getting our first look at the new plans for coffee park in santa rosa city leaders approved the plans for the 6 acre park earlier this week it will have to play grounds. fitness stations. barbecues picnic areas and a walking path. construction should start this summer in the park should be open

chris kuhns, bob casey, doug jones, dianne feinstein, richmond might be the most interesting in some ways to endorse him. some people see endorsements as old school. they are still important. he is showing his establishment credentials here >> that's right. the former vice president has probably more built-in establishment support than anybody else who has gotten insofar. we know the count is up to around 20 democrats. that's going to be a big advantage for him. i think the number of endorsements actually fits really well into the narrative that he was trying to show yesterday with that video. joe biden is many, many things. he has a lot of qualifications. it was incredibly telling that with the first video he decided not to talk about his senate record, not to talk about his foreign policy credentials or his working class roots. he decided to talk about trump. part of the message was to say my campaign will be a general election campaign. it is going to be singularly focused on taking on president trump and telling the american people that the america we have seen under president tr

all the democrats over the years, you can go back to the 1990s with dianne feinstein saying we're not going to be the welfare system for mexico. this was once an issue that was important to them until it became important to donald trump. i guess that's how it goes. >> i think -- trish, i think what we need to do is figure out if our anger towards one individual in the president is more important than the security of the nation's borders. trish: well put. all right, thank you. the sheriff, everyone, on the largest border county in the united states is putting the crisis in very blunt, specific terms while speaking alongside the president just hours ago. listen to this. >> anyone who would suggest that we do not have a crisis on our southern border is being intellectually dishonest to the point of being dishonest with malice. we have a humanitarian crisis which is clear and compelling. we have a compelling crisis of public safety with human trafficking, drug trafficking, sex trafficking coming up through the border. this is not make believe. trish: intellectually dishonest. or political

a project of mayor dianne feinstein which prioritized housing over retail in van ness. the first plan, i think of a high density housing on a major transit corridor. we haven't really lived up to that. we haven't produced housing. in a 30 year period, we have only produced 2,000 units of housing. that is only 65 units a year, which is not acceptable. we need housing. we need good quality housing. this is a good quality project. it is also in a very key corner on van ness avenue, it is a major transit hub. the other three buildings on the corridor are all historically landmarked buildings that will not generate a lot of activity. we need people to be using the building, have people on the streets, have a safe, clean, healthy environment in that street, make it a more robust target, so we urge all of you to support this project. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is marie. i live up to -- 246 myrtle and i'm the president of the murrell flats community association. i strongly support this project. they reached out to us from for year

jerry nadler and dianne feinstein, the ranking member of the senate judicialry committee want to see report. attorney general barr said the redacted report would be delivered mid april or sooner with his testimony to follow in may drew a quick and is that right response from nadler that called on the attorney general to release grand jury information. under the law and regulations, grand jury attorney cannot be shared publicly and goes against the justice don't's long-standing policy to not identify individuals that are not prosecutors. republicans wants the records for different reasons. >> i was the first member of congress to say that we not only need the mueller report, because i don't think there's a lot in there, but what i'm interesting in learning is how exactly did mueller's team create the report. he had a lot of partisan actors in there. i want to see the underlying information. >> this is worth noting that former fbi agent peter strzok was removed from the probe after his texts were uncovered. >> charles: eric swallow telling neil cavuto live that he's not going to apolog

. >>> senator dianne feinstein has asked state officials to suspend racing at santa anita park until about the deaths of nearly two dozen horses. 23 have died since the winter spring meet opened in late december. santa anita recently closed while the deaths of those horses were being investigated. saturday is the santa anita derby. >>> state lawmakers are working to pass a bill they say will help reduce the number of lost dogs and cats. the measure would require micro chipping for every dog or cat released from a local animal shelter. >> many shelters already do this. lawmakers say lost animals that have tracking devices stand a 75% better chance of being reunited with their owners. >>> a nevada teenager recently parted with his xbox all for a worthy cause and used the money to help buy his mom a car. >> very sweet. william is only 13. he has two siblings and their mom recently started a new life and didn't have any means of transportation. william said he had seen videos on youtube in which people buy cars for their moms. he found a car on facebook and sent a message to the seller.

. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein is cling the vacancies a threat to national security. part of the nate's role is advise and consent. some critics say by putting people in these positions that are not senate confirmed, even if just on a temporary basis, the president is actually giving himself more leverage in these departments. all of this comes as president trump increases his frustration the border. the dartment in charge of securing the southern border is without a permanent leader. homeland security secretary kirsen nielsen has resigned under pressure from president trump. >> i share the goal of securing the borderon i willnue to support all efforts to address the humanitarian and security crisis on the border. >> reporter: the preside announcing her departure on twitter over the weekend briefly tweeting h thanks. his frustration with nielsenyi intens in recent months.ne nbc has lethe president wanted to reinstate the policy of separating families at the border. nielsen resists. >> she has said legally he just can't do it. the president got irate and i'm hearing th

tell trump, a couple of people on your campaign may be working with the russians like they told dianne feinsteinebody on her -- inner office working with the tiniest. none of this adds up. barr will look at it. i will look at it. horwitz will look at it. can i make a point about obstruction of justice? >> sean: yeah. >> the mueller team charged a lot of people with crimes paid he has the ability to charge people with crimes. he chose not to charge trump for a reason. he did not think that he could prove a crime. so mueller charges a bunch of people with crimes pay to get some convictions, he chose not to charge president trump with obstruction for a reason. not enough evidence. >> sean: the fbi under comey believes that hillary should have been indicted. it needs to begin anew now that we know the players. the political biases, and the fact that it is real. we know that there was a classified materials, we know that it is legal only back illegal. and democrats care about obstruction, look at hillary clinton's email service. here's a thing, it cannot be verified, most of it has been debunked in t

senator dianne feinstein also took to twitter saying the passing is a loss for assault. ellen was brilliant, gracious and generous and always did her level best to lift up those around her. she will always be remembered. >>> new information about the body discovered near half moon bay over the weekend. this morning the san mateo coroner identified the body as 18-year-old naphtali moimoi, it will no football player at haworth high school. his body was spotted right near the ritz carlton over the weekend. he was boogie boarding with friends and popular state beach nearly 2 weeks ago when he went missing.>>> we are also learning about a body recovered from the water right near pier 39 in san francisco. the body was discovered around 10:30 am. sky fox was getting these pictures. san francisco police now investigated. we will continue to follow the story and bringing the latest information as soon as we get it into the newsroom. >>> 13 people were injured after two buses crashed in san mateo on the alameda at julian street. san jose police say of the 13 passengers injured, 10

and by getting me and dianne feinstein on the judiciary committee after the hearings were over, i think he set about changing the institution in a positive and constructive way so that now we have all these women running for president, which i think is wonderful. >> you heard vice president biden explain himself in that interview on anita hill. is that an explanation that's going to resonate with younger voters specifically? >> well, here's what i think that i know myself and certainly younger voters want to hear. joe biden's got 50 years to be able to defend and to talk about. but the question becomes, what is he proposing moving forward? this is a question for all the candidates. i believe that young people and all of us should be asking. what's interesting to me about vice president biden's video clip this morning announcing, is that he used this backdrop of racism and white supremacy to define why he's running and to really try to show his values as being very racial justice oriented. i think that's interesting. we're coming off the heels of yesterday having a forum that msnbc partn

. >> martha: dianne feinstein had someone working in her office believed to be a chinese spy so they went to her right away. >> juan: no, no, no. said we have a problem there. you might want to -- stephon halper has been reaching out to your folks. stephon halper also has connections to the fbi. it raises so many questions that i think still need to be answered. >> look i think senate intelligence, house intelligence both have been briefed on this point. i think today part of a blow back that you saw, martha, was people saying we were thoroughly briefed and everybody, republicans and democrats agreed there was no spying. we don't know what bill barr is talking about. what is he doing other than trying to. >> martha: i spoke to some people about this on the hill today who would say that's absolutely not the case. that they never got the documents from the doj. >> juan: i'm just telling you that's what they feel we heard today from senate. >> martha: nadler would definitely agree with you. >> not nadler we heard that from senator warner and senate intelligence and nadler and others. th

dianne feinstein saying he's a tactile person, he grabs you, holds your arm, that kind of thing.it. >>> the census bureau has prepared two versions of the national survey next year. one includes a highly controversial citizenship question. the other does not. the government says it faces a july 1st deadline for printing the forms. two federal judges ruled the trump administration added the are you a citizen question improperly and ordered it removed. >> democrats say asking that question will lower response rates among immigrant households and could result in undercounts that could affect congressional apportionment and federal funding, among other things. >>> a vigil will be held in robynsville, new jersey, the hometown of a south carolina college student held over the weekend. samantha josephson's body was found in a field hours after she got into a vehicle she mistook for her uber. the 21-year-old died from multiple sharp force injuries. a funeral will be held for josephson on wednesday. the suspect identified as nathaniel david rowland faces murder and kidnapping charges. >>>

california senator dianne feinstein has called for the suspension of all racing at santa anita untilallas d.a. declining to prosecute a woman who was hospitalized after this violent parking dispute caught on video. police charged daijohnique lee after she dhadmitted damaging t car of the man who beat her. it shows a man holding a gun, slaps a cell phone out of the woman's hands. she then punches him. he responds by repeatedly punching her in the face and head. >> civil rights groups protested the dallas pd's decision to charge lee who they say is the victim. the man identified as 30-year-old austin shuffield faces four misdemeanor charges. and a felony charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon to a grand jury. >>> it's not just what people eat that's killing them, it's what they aren't eating, a 27-year-old global diet study published wednesday cites the lack of healthy foods in our diets, along are high levels of salt. in 2017, one in five deaths, that's about 11 million people occurred because of too much sodium and a lack of whole grains, fruits, nuts and seeds. the large