senator dianne feinstein, amazon go, black rock, pg&e and i.c.e. how does it feel to be in front now? >> i got the chills perpetually. it feels amazing. the energy out here is remarkable. >> reporter: san francisco students will not be excused for miss >> one absence on my report card is not nearly as important as saving the planet. >> reporter: along the way, young protesters drew eyes with chalk to show they have their eyes on companies they targeted. some parents in the group say it was inspiring to be led by youth. >> i think the youth are waking us up. they are shaming adults of this country and guilting us into taking action. >> reporter: and speaker pelosi tweeted out her support for these young climate activists earlier today and for climate legislation. similar message from dianne feinstein who says she supports these young climate protesters and also is demanding direct action on the climate emergency. reporting live from san francisco, ali wolf, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, ali. as she mentioned, a lot of students skipped class to pa

ford said from the get-go that she went to her congresswoman and got kicked up to dianne feinstein andppening to her. i want to make you aware that this man who may turn out -- this is when he had not been selected and a lot people thought it would be a mccombie barrett, first of all. i am wondering what dr. ford thinks about this, because i believe having watch her testimony which people on both sides of the aisle sound credible, our own judge napolitano said he found dr. ford credible and brett kavanaugh edible. i think should return to her original story which is, i wanted to put up a warning signal, that this is not a person i believe should have the most important job in the world. >> people wanted to turn it in a political event in dianne feinstein push that forward as his head against her original will. do you think of a gerri, she was used by people who wanted to make a statement about roe v. wade? >> i always thought that is an opportunity. the whole world blows up, this could be a possibility she would have used roe v. wade to bring this out? this is like the level of stabili

it's interesting. >> host: you mentioned dianne feinstein doesn't come across looking very good in yourbook, right? it seems like she should have acted sooner on this report so that it could have been handled. >> yeah. it's very discouraging. although it's interesting, we also uncovered a definite tension between her and her staff. her staff was, in many cases, pulling her farther to the left than she would have have been. i think as someone who's been in the senate a long time and wants to work well others and knows the other members of the committee and the other senators well, she was much more inclined to try to work with them even earlier in the process at the document review where she had come to an agreement, in fact, with senator grassley, the chairman of the committee, that would have resulted in even more documents being released than already, the half million that were released. but, actually, her staff had to walk back this agreement because they had taken the position that, a basically, we'll accept nothingless than every single piece of paper that went through the bush whi

they started it house speaker nancy pelosi's office at 10 am and marched straight down to dianne feinstein's office. another headed towards the headquarters of pg&e. and they will end at the resiliency village. they are calling for immediate policy change when it comes to climate change in the united states. much more on the story coming up at 5 pm. >>> woman at the center of the brock turner case will share her story publicly for the first time on 60 minutes. >> you cannot give me back the life had. >> for five years as she was known as emily doe. within she stepped out of the shadows with her given name. she has written a new book called no mining. you can watch chanelle miller's story on kpix 5 on sunday kpix 5 on sunday, september 22 at 7 pm. >>> walmart saying that they will stop the sale of e- cigarettes. eight people have died. but even before the outbreak e- cigarettes divided the medical committee. the american lung association says that e-cigarettes are not safe. but the american cancer society said that they are significantly less harmful than regular cigarettes. one of the big co

a group of bay area students will demonstrate at nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein's new york city offices. the worldwide protest comes just before the united nations climate action summit monday in new york. >>> amazon workers are protesting the company's environmental impact. jeff bezos announced yesterday the company will follow the paris climate agreement but some say it's not enough and they are calling for create an aggressive plan to reduce carbon emissions. other businesses will close today to encourage employees and customers to participate in the rallies. uc berkeley students will also rally against climate change, demonstrating at crown plaza 9:00 a.m. to noon, demanding governments and businesses try to reduce pollution and save natural resources. >>> the police at san josi state university are investigating shots fired at the library at san josi state while students were inside studying. it happened about 6:20 p.m. last night. when police arrived, they found two shattered windows, on the 7th and 8th floors, that had been hit by gunfire. the library was open at the time filled

senator dianne feinstein referencing the allegations and said it is important we understand who took actions to hide details of the call with ukraine and how high those actions reached. >> join our morning newsgroup for the latest on the developing story starting at 4:30. >>> an alert from bay area movie theaters. a warning for people going to see joker. plus >>> what happened at the skydiving center that ended in a fatal collision on highway 99. that story is coming up. >> from that day to now, i knew this was where i wanted to be. >> the end of aerial. tonight, what lessons help this captain climb to the top of the alameda county sheriff department. >>> just in, landmark theaters is banning people. they are going to see the new film joker from wearing any costumes or masks. landmark once more than 50 theaters nationwide, including this one in san francisco. military officials put out an unusual warning to law enforcement about possible violence at theaters based on social media post, joker opens next week. >>> a skydiver was killed after she landed on a busy highway. >> we tell you

.>>> california senator dianne feinstein has come out in support of the band tweeting any plan that fall short of an immediate and full ban on all flavored e- cigarettes will be inadequate. >>> we want to get your thoughts on vaping. are the devs a deterrent to change your habits? weigh in on our facebook twitter and instagram. >>> the supreme court has just handed the trump administration a major victory at the border. the court is now allowing a new rule that prevents most central american migrants from seeking asylum in the u.s. under the policy only those who have been denied asylum in another country can apply. victims of severe human trafficking. the overturned a lower court ruling to block the band nationwide. only two justices dissented. they said opening its doors to refugees. >>> resident trump wasted no time celebrating. the united states supreme court victory for the border on assignment. >>> one of the most prominent wide receivers in the nfl antonio brown defending himself after being accused of . >>> some of the allegations against him are graphic. dennis o'donnell is join

. >>> well, california senators dianne feinstein and harris support a bill giving relief to victims of natural disasters including last year's wildfires. it gives tax breaks to people who lost homes or businesses because of wildfires or the two hurricanes that devastated the south eastern u. s. this bill allows people to claim an extra deduction wealth drawl from their are accounts. >>> and these developing strategies for people. and the fda commissioner appeared before congressional committee. he testified there are no plans for a full vaping ban, but told lawmakers that a ban on flavored products could go into effect within beaks. >> all products will have to submit an application to the fda by may 2020. so very soon everything should be coming in but flavors would be removed from the market sooner than that because of our concerns about the youth epidemic. >> now, democratic lawmakers question why the fda pushed back a review of the vapi in actionerg industry from 2015 to 2022. public legislate groups sued and thal court ordered the fda to begin the review next year. health groups a

. >>> senator dianne feinstein is calling for a full investigation saying we need to understand exactly how the crew was trained and if they were awake and above deck. why they were able to on able to alert or help rescue the passengers. >>> when the fire broke out some good samaritans came to the rest of the crew. their tail survival ahead. >>> dorian crawling toward the u.s. coast has just been downgraded to a category three. forecasters say the monster storm is hanging over the bahamas. we have team coverage tonight. paul is tracking the storm. but first nicole is on the ground in atlanta beach florida. residents are being told to get out.>> reporter: florida's governor said he knows a lot of people are getting frustrated by the uncertainty of the storm. he said any movement is going to have a lot of impact on the state.>>> hurricane dorian has already brought deaths. and devastation to the bahamas. >> we are in the midst of historic tragedy. in parts of northern bahamas.>> reporter: the red cross estimates 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed when dorian made landfall as a categor

>>senator dianne feinstein agrees that sweeping people off th streets is not a solution. she's calling on the administration to endorse her homeless this bill which would direct million a year into supportive housing. maureen kelly kron 4 news. on top of tower showing us that gorgeous golden gate bridge and all the. >>mountains there in marine county it's about to get hot. for the rest of the week if you consider a 100 which most of us do you're talking about close to a 100 degrees. yeah we could see some triple digit heat around the bay area this heat wave. you know pretty typical this time of year we get these fall, he waved to kind of quick hitters we get those dry offshore winds and that really gets a temperatures warming up not only in the valleys but even along the coastline. i think the next couple days, boy banner beach weather. if you plan to head in that direction in fact look at the forecast temperatures as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. while soaring to near triple digit heat in concord 98 in livermore 93 in santa rosa. you're looking at a lot of 80's insi

senator dianne feinstein and california senator kamala harris and republican senators introduced the legislation. it will also offer tax breaks c the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. california senator kamala harris said the tax break would help fire victim res build their lives. >>> now to washington where the white house released details on a conversation between president trump and ukraine president volodymyr zelensky that lead to an impeachment inquiry. president trump denied wrong doing ahead of the first congressional hearing on the matter tomorrow morning. >> it's a joke. impeachment for that? when you have a wonderful meeting? >> reporter: president trump denying wrong doing in a phone call ky as the white house released a memo reconstructing the call. president trump asks ukraine president volodymyr zelensky to do us a favor. referencing a company involved in the russian investigation. president trump urges him to work with president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani and attorney general william barr to investigate potential corruption by

. >>> senator dianne feinstein is calling for a full investigation saying we need to understand exactlys trained and if they were awake and above deck. why they were able to on able to alert or help rescue the passengers. >>> when the fire broke out some good samaritans came to the rest of the crew. their tail survival ahead. >>> doa tegory thr. orredents are being tolds saidw people are getting frustrated by the uncertainty of the storm. he said any movement is going to have a lot of impact on the state.>>> hurricane dorian has already brought deaths. and devastation to the bahamas. >> we are in the midst of historic tragedy. in parts of northern bahamas.>> reporter: the red cross estimates 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed when dorian made landfall as a category five. the national hurricane center predicts the storm will keep lashing grand bahama island through tuesday morning. the storm is immense prompting hurricane watches and warnings from florida to south carolina. more than 5 1/2 million people have been ordered to evacuate. including coastal areas east of interstate 95 in

>>senator dianne feinstein says that sweeping people off the street is not a solution. she's calling on the administration to endorse her homelessness bill which would direct million a year into supportive housing. on the property news. if you think commuting it's tough that now just hold on because it may get a little bit words for a lot of folks in the bay area. plus a video interaction between a deaf woman and a jack in the box worker in the south bay, it's getting a lot attention will have the reason that that woman plans on suing. before you go how about a little peek outside checking in on the embarcadero once again it's a spare the air day we're looking at temperatures in the 50's 60's around the bay area and it's going to be nice and sunny as we head into the afternoon. we are in store for a warm-up. >>john tree will have all the specifics for your city after the break. >>the next big quake the tools you need for surviving the big one saturday night at 7. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time for 45, good morning and thank you for waking up with us

asked dianne feinstein's office along market over by genie and then went to the ice headquarters and then ended up. at justin herman plaza now there were mostly young people teenagers participating in today'e march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>well he left oakland a few weeks ago, but he hasn't left headlines now he's back in the unemployment line. >>kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas here was more just seems to never and i mean what 11 days with patriots game is this nice stuff you can't make a right which makes is so bizarre. just when you thought you were done hearing about a be another chapter in the downward spiral begins earlier this afternoon. the

they set the standards now because they don't have any idea what is going on out here senator dianne feinstein agrees that sweeping people off the streets is not a solution. she's calling on the administration to endorse her homeless this bill which would direct million a year. >>into supportive housing. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the san francisco board of supervisors passed a plan establishing a place for people living in their cars to stay overnight is located at a parking lot near the balboa bart station on san jose avenue. there will be a long-term parking lot for up to 33 cars on san jose avenue. the space will offer bathrooms showers a place to do laundry and even a kitchen at eating space. a lot will be there until construction begins on an affordable housing complex on that very lot next year. >>aping has been the center of attention recently after a number of illnesses and even deaths today, big announcement by the trump administration aimed at trying to stop teens from vaping mandy gaither has more. >>after officials say a 6th person has died from lung disease related to vaping. >

past dianne feinstein's office along market over by genie and then went to the ice headquarters and then ended up. at justin herman plaza now their work mostly young people teenagers participating in today's march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay on out acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>more than 20,000 people were without power this morning after a construction crew not affiliated with pg in a hidden underground power line happened about 8 this morning near pier 17 power was out in several neighborhoods, including mission bay potrero south of market dogpatch china basin and no a valley. least to our last check rather and least 1800 people are still without their power. >>quite a fall from grace,

taken against them whether they were releasing confidential documents like cory booker or what dianne feinstein getting the letter out, she circumvented the process the senate judiciary committee has. something need to be done. people need to be held accountable. if they are not held accountable, they will never stop as we see this weekend with the "new york times." lou: do you think the "new york times" should fire these two reporters? >> not just the reporters. also the editors involved. hiring people outside of their tiny echo chamber. making changes in how they promote people. and talk about whether they should promote narratives that don't have any facts. they need to hold the people involved accountable. lou: thanks for being with us. the book is "justice on trial." cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. a possible you new you atalk in saudi arabia could be coming as president trump and iran's president both on their way to new york city this week, as things in the middle east get worse, will american drivers feel pain at the pump? lauren: elizabeth warren taking

have had action taken against them whether it was releasing documents they shouldn't have and dianne feinsteinee has. then they give award and promotions. if people in positions of authority don't hold them accountable, it will never stop. >> do you think the times should fire the two reporters? >> not just the reporters. any editor who was involved. they should do something significant. hiring people outside their echo chamber. massive changes need to take place. the very least would be holding these people accountable for putting forth this false story. lou: molly, thank you so much. if you need an exemplar, if you need a model, i would say mollie hemingway would be a great place for you to turn. the bikes "justice on trial." we certainly appreciate you being here. one radical dem doesn't think trump's tough stance on china is work. but evidence suggests otherwise. fresh water wetlands cover only about one percent of the earth's surface but provide habitat for twelve percent of all animals. why are wetlands such good homes? the plants, water and soils of wetlands provide food and homes for m

. >> the march wound past the offices of dianne feinstein, nancy pelosi and pg&e. >> we have team coverage on climate change events taking place around the bay area. >> chris nguyen is live. but we'll start with amanda in palo alto with a climate strike that will feature the raging grannies. >> reporter: yeah. larry, ama, we've seen plenty of young people participate in today's global climate strike. but the raging grannies are stealing the show here in the south bay. we want to take a look at this growing crowd. of course the grannies are no strangers to demonstration. the group kicked off this climate strike here at palo alto city hall with a sing along a few moments ago. the growing crowd equipped with signs related to the crisis. demonstrators will held toward university avenue. the plan is to walk a few blocks before turning around and heading here. then come the speeches. we'll hear from several climate activists and scientists on this kbhoebl effort. we've already connected with people in the crowd. >> we're here pause we were pbe part of an age group that was a little unaware of th

dianne feinstein started that program. there is nothing wrong with that, but is a disgrace when we have so much congestion. we are already known to be second to los angeles if i'm not mistaken, and congestion contributes to this. i don't know how to handlize the footprints on the concrete, industrial dish. our children and infants are suffering. look into the tram-cars. if somebody could spend me an e-mail so i could speak offline about what i think about the tram-cars and congestion and health. as supervisors we represent the people. don't screw our health. that is happening in san francisco. san francisco has lost its soul. thank you very much. >> any other members to testify under general public comment. public comment is closed. let me mention to staff relative to commissioner haney's hearing request in addition we have a representative of the mayor's office. that concludes this meeting. we are adjourned. . >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting

taken against them whether they were releasing confidential documents like cory booker or what dianne feinsteiness the senate judiciary committee has. something need to be done. people need to be held accountable. if they are not held accountable, they will never stop as we see this weekend with the "new york times." lou: do you think the "new york times" should fire these two reporters? >> not just the reporters. also the editors involved. hiring people outside of their tiny echo chamber. making changes in how they promote people. and talk about whether they should promote narratives that don't have any facts. they need to hold the people involved accountable. lou: thanks for being with us. the book is "justice on trial." n monday. ♪ many. ♪ >> from our nation's capital, this is the special edition of maria bought romo's -- bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. coming up in just a few moments, blackstone founder chairman and ceo steven schwart

taken against them whether they were releasing confidential documents like cory booker or what dianne feinsteind the process the senate judiciary committee has. something need to be done. people need to be held accountable. if they are not held accountable, they will never stop as we see this weekend with the "new york times." lou: do you think the "new york times" should fire these two reporters? >> not just the reporters. also the editors involved. hiring people outside of their tiny echo chamber. making changes in how they promote people. and talk about whether they should promote narratives that don't have any facts. they need to hold the people involved accountable. lou: thanks for being with us. the book is "justice on trial." . have a great week. trish: we are about to hear from the president. president trump any minute. he's getting ready to host a dinner reception for the president of australia. this will be the first official state dinner since taking office. good to have you here tonight. i'm trish regan. our first story is democrats and the mainstream media crying constitutional cri

the senior housing was paid for by hub, not the city, and it started with dianne feinstein as mayor. it took a long time, and also -- [indiscernible] i just wanted to let you know that she is a very dedicated member of the community and we honor her today with all your -- we hope that you can find an excellent replacement for marily mondejar. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank thank you. >> no more speaker cards. >> marily mondejar, if you don't mind coming up for a quick second. >> do you want me to say anything? >> you can, if you'd like. >> it is kind of weird to be on the other side. [laughter] after so many years on that side but it is wonderful to be back. thank you for the commendation. whoever wrote that commendation, thank you. [laughter] really, thank you so much for honoring me today. it is wonderful to be back. it is kind of weird because the calendar -- we are still marking our calendar for today. it has been a privilege to have surged -- served this illustrious commission from its inception six years ago and to work with an amazing staff, amazing staff and working many h

california senator dianne feinstein and kamala harris supported a bipartisan bill. giving relief for those victims of natural disasters to people who lost homes and businesses or the two hurricanes that hit the southeastern u.s. this bill will allow people to claim an extra reduction and a withdrawal from their retirement account without being penalized. >>> a 68-year-old man from missouri deliberately set several small fires last week. freddie graham is under arrest accused of arson. he sent several pieces of paper on fire. starting last friday, the fires were set over two days. there were no injuries. but the fires burned about 128 acres. he was arrested, returnon monda proswhy he targeted the bay area. >>> right now in washington the acting director of national intelligence is being questioned before congress. these are live pictures in the chambers of the house intelligence committee. answering questions to trump and among other things, asking him to investigate joe biden. a whistle blower filed a complaint about it, releasing a redacted version of the current s

. >>> senator dianne feinstein and senator kamala harris are part of a bipartisan relief providing tax breaks to people who lost homes or businesses because of natural disasters including the two fires and two earthquakes that devastated the state. they would be able to redraw from their retirement accounts without facing penalties. >>> the b.a.r.t. director is in a meeting right now. the board is looking at new fare gates to keep fare skips off trains. >> reporter: this is part of a larger effort to do what's called station hardening. b.a.r.t. is already cracking down by having fare inspectors. riders ptomey it's these gates that are the big problem. >> they are so easy to jump over. even i can jump over them. >> i've had situations where i would go through the gate, and a person would come in right behind me without paying. i think it's a good idea. i really do. >> reporter: what's happening this morning, is the board will see three designs. there is a swing style barrier, similar to this picture. this is the preferred design after input from front-line employees and b.a.r.t. police.

dianne feinstein was a probe on ukraine call and getting a report out of the "new york imes" that theree been pressure on the australian prime minister by president trump as well. start with giuliani, he is the focus here. what do we know specifically and what involvement the house is looking for? got a letter from three house committees subpoenaing documents, demanding rudy giuliani, text messages, communications or calls that he may have had with ukrainian discussing the investigation of joe biden and hunter biden. that house from the house ommittee has requested the deposition of three of giuliani's associates, so that follows the same pattern with pompeo's subpoena last week subpoena for ed a documents that and there were former and current state whose ent officials deposition was requested in the committees. in the case of the state department officials, the epositions would happen this week. in the case of giuliani's associates, those depositions are next week. as the president's lawyer, is there any sort of lawyer that not allow giuliani to comply with the subpoena? anna: giulian

dianne feinstein was the supervisor prior to that. that was big news. before this san francisco voters elected women to the board of supervisor four times in 121 years. the political pipeline in san francisco began to be built. there were many women supervisors. there are more than 30 so i didn't want to go through them and take up our time. how did this happen? women voted. my mother and sisters voted. they liked strong female leaders who make things happen. i want to take a side and say we have a lot of strong women that are both appointed and working in departments from the clerks to the people working on muni. the sheriff department, fire department, city hall and elsewhere. not just government. but we have strong women everywhere. we have to be proud of these women. san francisco supports women candidates. look at the national stage. we have cam malaharris and nancy pelosi from san francisco. we are proud of progress and we cannot be complacent. that is what you are hearing today. it didn't escape me i am the only one that was not a legislature at

we have run some sound of dianne feinstein saying we are not going to be mexico's welfare system. funny how times change. president trump's daughter ivanka trump is visiting a venezuelan migrant camp on the border between colombia and venezuela. pretty tragic stuff. the white house officials are saying aid to venezuela will be boosted by $120 million for food and healthcare. but maduro is still there, for goodness sake. when does he go? >> you and i talked about this a lot over the last six months. i was hopeful he would be gone by now. what we are doing now is spending money to deal with the second order impacts of the maduro regime. where if we had spent that money and effort up front, we could have perhaps brought in, facilitated juan guaido to take over and be on the road to something more representative than a dictatorship in venezuela. i think it's awesome that ivanka trump is smart to do this. she is a fantastic emissary for the united states. she is smart about where she goes and who she deals with and even what she wears. you will never hear about it from the rain stream

former mayor, senator dianne feinstein took a special interest in this project. willie brown, thank you for your guidance. your advice. mayor mark farrell, a wonderfully unapologetic warriors fan. now you greet me with your trademark big greek kifmsz i'm not sure which is more challenging. [laughter] to our friends in labor from day one, you saw the impact this project would have on jobs and the quality of life in our region and you gave us your support. as many as 1600 union workers a day brought their talent, dedication and pride to this project. [applause] thanks to each of you and thanks to the president of the san francisco labor council. so many legendary leaders in san francisco helped me, this fairly new bay area resident learn the impossible nuances of politics in this place we call home. in particular, don burton and mimi silver. thank you for befriending me and sharing your wisdom. [applause] thanks to ucsf for your spirit of cooperation and community. we want to be great neighbors. we needed critical state legislation to get this project completed and

taken against them whether they were releasing confidential documents like cory booker or what dianne feinsteine process the senate judiciary committee has. something need to be done. people need to be held accountable. if they are not held accountable, they will never stop as we see this weekend with the "new york times." lou: do you think the "new york times" should fire these two reporters? >> not just the reporters. also the editors involved. hiring people outside of their tiny echo chamber. making changes in how they promote people. and talk about whether they should promote narratives that don't have any facts. they need to hold the people involved accountable. lou: thanks for being with us. the book is "justice on trial." >> the following is a paid advertisement from time life. these are the country hits we remember, played on jukeboxes across america. >> ♪ and when we get behind closed doors ♪ >> ♪ i am a lineman for the county ♪ and i drive the main roads ♪ >> ♪ and she believes in me ♪ ♪ i'll never know just what she sees in me ♪ >> from glen campbell to kenny rogers. from patsy cline

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just a few minutes ago, 15 minutes ago, science senator dianne feinstein released a letter that she sentwilliam barr saying she strongly disagrees with the investigation. she says she appears it is politically motivated to discourage more automakers from joining that agreement. an official announcement has not been made on the epa on revoking california's authority but in an hour and a half from now, newsom and attorney general javier becerra will hold a news conference in san san diego, we expect them to announce that will be filed and likely dragged out in court. we are live in the newsroom. ktvu fox2 news. >>> supervisors and two bay area counties are now the latest leaders to formally adopt a resolution declaring a climate emergency. supervisors in both counties say yesterday's largest symbolic vote is a way to highlight an urgent need for access two counties joined more than another thousand government agencies around the world have made similar emergency declarations. >>> time 7:35, san jose could soon become the biggest city to ban the use of natural gas in new homes, the city cou

>>senator dianne feinstein agrees that sweeping people off the streets is not a solution. she's calling on the administration to endorse her homeless this bill which would direct million a year into supportive housing. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the judge in the prop turner cases out of his new job as a high school tennis coach aaron persky was hired by lynbrook high school in san jose as the jv girls tennis coach. then a change dot org petition went out by students parents and alumni are urging the fremont union high school district to remove him claiming purse keys employment goes against lynne brookes values today the district released a statement saying persky was no longer an employee effective immediately. you may recall back in 2015 persky came under fire for sentencing stanford swimmer brock turner judah to just 6 months in jail after sexually assaulting a woman at a fraternity party, he was recalled by voters, the judge in 2018. >>the coast guard is announcing new safety recommendations in the wake of that fatal dive boat fire off a southern california coast tha

they stopped in front of senator dianne feinstein's office and the amazon home offices as well. >> students in the south bay al left their classes to join the conversation on climate. we was at city hall were several hundred youth activists came together at yesterday afternoon. they said hope to carry the the message to preserve the environment. the students say they wanted to take action because their generation y to live with the consequences of climate change. >>> major flooding is still affecting parts of southwest texas after tropical storm imelda mood to that region. first responders have been working around the clock to rescue people trapped in high water. multiple agencies and good samaritans in harris county worked to rescue at least 50 people trapped by a nearby creek and bayou. the flooding has brought back lots of memories of hurricane harvey when it devastated that area in 2017. >> everybody is devastated. all of these homes would just recently are in the process of being finished. >> we have done this before in harvey. wheat was not expecting this again, and it is like six inc

multiple times, senator dianne feinstein stood up and objected. we argued back and forth. she argued, doing this will embarrass the chinese government. i said, yes, exactly. that is not a bug. it is a feature. in the senate, just as i said with u.s. foreign policy, there are also levers of power. every obamaold on nominee to the state department. unsurprisingly, the state department was dismayed about this. -- forn we do to lift you to lift your hold? as soon as you pass my legislation renaming the street in front of the chinese embassy. i said, what about a resolution? my legislation passed the senate unanimously. senator feinstein did not object. sadly, the republican house killed it. that is a whole other story, onch does not reflect well the house leadership. 2017, let meto finish the story because it is very interesting. rex tillerson is secretary of state. i had breakfast with >>. -- rex. he said when he met with his chinese counterparts, he said among their top three objectives were prevent the street in front of the embassy from being renamed. at the time, he had p

new some is siding with water contractors central valley, lawmakers and democratic us senator dianne feinstein'scerns about how the bill could affect water distrition. some signaling he's ready to sign other legislation like housing bills sb 3.30 and ab 1482, one aims to speed up construction of homes across california to ease the state's housing supply shortage the other will cap rent increases on some properties at 5% plus inflation across california for the next decade during a time of increases in homelessness in the double digits. >>anything we can do to help people remain in their homes is but for several bills sitting on his desk. >>the white house says president trump discussed gun reform in a phone call with white house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer today, a white house spokesperson said trump quote indicated his interest in working to find a bipartisan legislative solution on appropriate responses to the issue of mass gun the joint statement after words, the democratic leader said they made it clear and the proposal the president endorses must include un

they set the standards now because they don't have any idea what is going on out here >>senator dianne feinstein says sweeping people off the streets isn't the solution. she is calling on the administration to endorse endorse her homelessness bill which would direct million a year to supporting housing. in the east bay, 2 women stole from an elderly woman at the grocery store in walnut creek. take a look at how all they did this was at the safeway yesterday afternoon one of the woman is standing behind the older woman and the other one is it the end of the aisle sort of as a lookout. and eventually they were able to say well she was distracted and what happened just took a wallet right out of her purse. and she's checking out which bush wants to buy. and just no care and you know and all for this woman. other people are disgusted by also. >>you know that cause no harm to anybody, you know shouldn't have to deal with something like that i don't think people care anymore whether it's seen your community your. it's just terrible. the world that we're living in today it really it really is sad. >>he

counter intelligence investigation is to protect the target of the foreign influence, they told dianne feinsteine fbi did that the chinese employee of hers may be working with chinese government and she fired him, they never warned this president, i think they were misusing the counterintelligence investigation and did the president of the united states know that the fbi and the department of justice were investigating the republican nominee for president and if he did, what did he do about it? maria: all questions around that, by the way, every time i ask anybody who is the architect of this they point to cia, i'm wondering -- >> stay tune. maria: let me end our interview on where we began, you made breaking news a minute ago, you are calling for a probe by the doj into all things ukraine. >> yeah, i want the department of justice to appoint somebody to look at the role the ukraine played if any in the 2016 elections, there are a lot of allegations out there how ukraine fed information maybe to the democrats, the department of justice against trump campaign managers and others, and i think it's