and that is why senator dianne feinstein us while well, they got the ball rolling through the cdc.you. i'm actually not surprised that this is finally coming to station or yeah, we'll check in with you again in the next hour. well, i'm actually surprised that it took this long. yes. >> i thought, yes, i thought it would happen a little bit sooner or at least as soon as they did the travel rules, that sort of thing. but i mean, i guess we'll see what they that's if it actually gets implemented will, thank you very much for that. >> you know, and in related news here as more people are heading to the airport this week. some are beginning to rethink their travel plans. a little nervous about the search for saying, yeah, but as kelli meyer explains, the tsa is already taking steps to try and protect people from the spread of covid. >> for travelers at washington's reagan national covid isn't stopping christmas. we also took every precaution. i mean, we're all boosted my youngest just was able to get her second shot as well. and we've got pcr test and get tested. we get down there. we d

dianne feinstein was a house democrat on the judiciary committee. she asked the nominee, ending up with, you know, will you be able to separate your religious beliefs firm your role as a judge. she said it seems to me based on your writings, this is the exact quote, the dogma is loudly within you. this created a huge backlash. of course the constitution provides there should be no religious test for public office this struck a number of people as imposing a religious test. i gather in the parish and so on, there were t-shirts and cops where it became a slogan. and there was so much pushback that dianne feinstein was still there years later when the supreme court confirmation hearing took place and she could not ask. what was interesting was the democrats had decided that nobody was going to ask. the republican senators assumed that the democrats would be eating up bonded judge. for her religious beliefs. they had all kinds of questions. questions to pose to her along the lines of it's terrible how the democrats are beating up on you. but, senators l

you can go to aspen, or one of dianne feinstein's beautiful homes.he setting is as good as it gets. the high desert, those joshua trees, so i feel at home there. for many years i lived out of the hotel. i try to keep my home in las vegas, but living there didn't work well so i sold that after a couple years and lived out of hotels. the last eight or nine years i have had a home in searchlight and i love it. >> happy anniversary, i didn't realize today was the day. i'm going to ask about family in the next sector. tell me about one of the more interesting aspects of your childhood, the fact that you are born to a family in which religion was not discussed. you said you made quite a point, not that you elaborate, but you are very clear you are not raised in a religious family and yet you found religion at some point in her life, how did that happen? >> as i said, religion was not anything in searchlight. we participated in christmas plays but that was just as a holiday. and my mother used to tell me listen, you move your little bud. tt. she didn't care

california senator dianne feinstein pushing legislation to require vaccination or proof of a negative covid test for all domestic flights within the u.s. it's already required for international passengers. >> yeah, i think it's also been believed that omicron could pass more easily on board a plane. heretofore it really hadn't, we haven't had a lot of transmission aboard planes while being masked. but there is speculation as to what omicron might bring. let me ask you about the crowds behind you. i mean, this time of day, it looks like there's lot of people trying to still get on their flights behind you there. >> reporter: we've been here since before sunrise, and it's been a zoo all day. absolutely long lines. you see people on their phones, calling. maybe they just found out there was a flight delay or cancellation. this is an american hub so it hasn't been hit as hard as other airports. as you mentioned, with the covid-19 concerns and the highly transmissible omicron variant, if you're going to travel, they say filtration and fit is important for your mask. break out the n95, mayb

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is calling for proof of vaccination or negative covid testor people who want to fly in the united states. wrote a letter and posted it on twitter. said air travel has returned to prepandemic levels but covid-19, especially the omicron variant continues to be a threat. ensuring the health of passengers is crucial. three other members of congress signed the letter, including eric swolwell. >>> the mayor and district attorney are at odds how the cleanup should happen. and new data obtained by nbc bay area reveals scope of the drug use problem. jean elle. >> reporter: drugs openly for sale, drug use, public. medical examiner says as of november 30th, 592 people overdosed this year in san francisco. most from fentanyl. new data by san francisco police department says officers in the tenderloin seized more than five in 2020, this year, more than 23 kilos. >> too many people are dying in the city, sprawled out all over our streets. >> reporter: mayor london breed wants to create a state of emergency, flood the tenderloin with police and offer a choi

in 2020, we saw the cases of several lawmakers, former senator kelly loeffler, richard byrd, dianne feinstein who got crosswise with this law, whose stock trades were very much called into question, and in our reporting in insider, epic sought -- epic -- episodically, we found numerous examples of lawmakers who seem to be at best operating with indifference towards this law. they were not for example disclosing their stock trades as they had to be at this stock act, in a timely fashion, so instead of having to disclose them or instead of disclosing them within a rapid period of time, they are weeks or months in some extreme cases, years later. we decided this summer to take a very deep dive into all of the different facets of this issue and that is how conflicted congress came into fruition. host: typically who is responsible for making the reporting known or is that up to the individual member to have their accountant or financial advisor make that report known? guest: the buck stops with the member him or herself, the law does not say anything about staffers or financial advisors or brokers

her good friend, senator dianne feinstein, actually introduced them to each other. in a statement, she recalled, george once remarked, she is married to me, but she is also married to san francisco. she added, quote, all san franciscans should be grateful for the steadfast dedication to the city. i will miss her greatly. she passed away at the age of 88. >>> still to come, the threats of school violence that kept police and one bay area city especially busy this week. >>> a major freeway shutdown that could slam the brakes on your weekend getaway. we will tell you where and when. >>> it is the pandemic era equivalent of getting your name written on the chalkboard. zoom is now taking attendance very publicly. >>> the holiday glow in san francisco tonight. >>> that chloe is being reflected by the fog, which joined forces to keep things gloomy across the bay area. unhealthy for sensitive groups in the east bay, and in santa clara valley. we look at the weekend air- quality forecast coming up. >>> a reminder, our food for bay area families drive hi honey! hi mommy! oh i

a group of democratic lawmakers including senator dianne feinstein and salvatore well are swalwell, took to twitter writing it is 100% batty the unvaccinated are allowed to fly. >> would you fly if you had to show you are vaccinated? >> absolutely, 100%. i travel internationally. it is the same over there. i welcome it. >> people are more cautious now. >> many americans are on edge again as omicron pushes covid cases higher than the summer peak caused by the delta variant. >> most are taking coffee to go. if they sit, they don't sit for a long time. >> we decided we will eat outside just to play it safe. >> reporter: lincoln mcbride made an indoor reservation at this downtown reservation before omicron hit u.s. many like lincoln said being indoors without a mask right now just isn't appetizing. >> it isn't worth the risk. it is nice being in the fresh air. >> reporter: business owners are also being cautious. one owner canceled his new year's plans and restaurants and bars across the bay area are closing their doors to stay away from holiday crowds and prevent from being super spreaders.

bluff a billionaire, private equity capital as to just happens to be the husband of senator dianne feinstein. perhaps the most powerful senator in congress. ah, by any measure, this is the rather startling conflict of interest that nobody seems to have looked into in the press. the scarcely mentioned me or oh, in my own city of santa monica, i was involved in reforms that transformed that city. so that the downtown of santa monica became, if not the most, one of the most vibrant retail centers and all of california. and there's a beautiful post office in that set of blocks and the post service sold it to some guy who's making it into a movie studio. whereas they could have shared that space expanded the opportunity so that they would have ongoing revenue and maintain this beautiful location in the middle of town where everybody could go to it. they've moved the post office to some place on the other side of the freeway where the bus depot is it's, it's really a crime that's an area where they posted service has not followed my suggestions at all. and i'm quite frustration about ah ah, in was

dianne feinstein and eric swalwell say travel at our nation's airports has returned to pre-pandemic levels, but that is now being threatened with the rise and omicron cases. some travelers disagree with their proposal. >>> oakland city leaders have passed in order to require proof of vaccination for many and or businesses. vaccination proof will be needed to eat indoors at restaurants, to enter gyms, museums, and other indoor public spaces including libraries. it is similar to the orders in san francisco, contra costa county, and the city of berkeley. it will go into effect on february 1. >>> sunnyvale police say they have arrested two men think are connected to a string of car break-ins across the bay area. they responded to an auto burglary on el camino riau last night, and an officer spotted suspects, followed them out to a parking lot where they were caught breaking into another car. the driver rammed his car into the officers vehicle. officers eventually found and arrested two of the three suspects. they are still looking for the third. >>> a pair of grinches struck early this year. i

that is the proposal tonight from a group of democratic lawmakers, including california senator dianne feinstein, and congressman eric swalwell. at the same time, holiday air travel is starting to search past preach pandemic levels. tsa actually screened more travelers yesterday than i did the same day in 2019, and today was expected to be even busier at airports like oakland international. >> of course, but we are all vaccinated. we have our boosters. >> i think we have to learn to live it covid, and go on and take our precautions. >>> millions more americans are hitting the roads for the holiday weekend, and now is a good time to do it. with the bay area bridges hitting a bit of a break from the heavy rain. earlier, the storm took a deadly turn at this millbrae underpass where fast rising floodwaters overtook two vehicles. firefighters were able to rescue one person from the roof of his car, but it was too late for 2 others trapped in a submerged pickup. >> we attempted to gain access to the vehicle, but the water was rising so fast, the fire department had to retreat. >> it is hard to fathom

requirements for air travel, particularly because so many more people are flying california senator dianne feinstein and east bay. congressman eric swalwell. >> want to ban unvaccinated travelers on domestic flights saying in part requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for domestic flights would improve public health and address concerns that passengers have about flying as debate continues over whether more coronavirus restrictions should be imposed. many leaders say get used to it. the stakes are just too high. >> we're tired. we're tired of the covid. we're tired of all of the issues that go with it and mostly anxiety. the fear we know and i think most americans, i understand it's a very dangerous situation. also, the economic problems and nearly 1, 800,000 americans have already died be more in the days catherine heenan. >> kron 4 news. >> well, the fda is expected to authorize covid treatment pills from both pfizer and merck in the coming days. the 2 drugs are seen as promising treatments that can be taken at home as soon as symptoms begin to help prevent covid hospitalizations and d

dianne feinstein offered an employment to limit the ability to purchase assault weapons. there was no filibuster there, none. had a vote, she won. she got more than 50 votes. clarence thomas who's been a very controversial figure on the supreme court, when he came here for a vote, there was no filibuster. democrats were way in charge. we had a lot of extra votes. we didn't filibuster anything. he got 52 votes, as i recall. but things are changing. that will never -- unless things change dramatically, that won't happen anymore and the republicans have carried this to such extremes. the second most important court in the land is called the d.c. circuit and we had four or five vacancies we couldn't fill because they kept filibustering it. we didn't have enough votes to get to 60. we had about 100 vacancies in the court plus the d.c. circuit. trying to get rid of the national labor relations board and we couldn't get anybody to approve those spots so it's changed. a couple of years ago, we approved 98 judges, including filling the d.c. circuit as is should have been and saved

last year you had a bunch of stock bills made by senator richard for jim in hall kelly law nor dianne feinstein. and when they made the document in advance coleman lockdown plunge, you also had centered or ran off purchasing shares of drug companies, juliette in 2020, and the clinical trials again for when does appear. but clearly all of those were instances of insider trading. and yet all of these pro ended without criminal charges being filed. wow, that is crazy when you think about it. and of course, when you compare it to what the average american go through, if they were doing the exact same thing. now why do you think we've seen such pushback against the movement to band leaders in congress and, and the fed from participating? and what you noted there is essentially insider trading is just one of those cases where they know that they're the ones making the rules. and so they don't want to add any additional ones for themselves. of course, of course you see a push time because this will basically take a portion of the early of the way you're cutting into their personal interest. so of cour

dianne feinstein offered an employment to limit the ability to purchase assault weapons. there was no filibuster there, none. had a vote, she won. she got more than 50 votes. clarence thomas who's been a very controversial figure on the supreme court, when he came here for a vote, there was no filibuster. democrats were way in charge. we had a lot of extra votes. we didn't filibuster anything. he got 52 votes, as i recall. but things are changing. that will never -- unless things change dramatically, that won't happen anymore and the republicans have carried this to such extremes. the second most important court in the land is called the d.c. circuit and we had four or five vacancies we couldn't fill because they kept filibustering it. we didn't have enough votes to get to 60. we had about 100 vacancies in the court plus the d.c. circuit. trying to get rid of the national labor relations board and we couldn't get anybody to approve those spots so it's changed. a couple of years ago, we approved 98 judges, including filling the d.c. circuit as is should have been and saved

debating the partial birth abortion bill back in 1996, i got up on the floor of the senate and dianne feinstein but dianne was there, and she got up and started talking about how you know, we have to have this procedure legal for a late-term abortion, because sometimes late in pregnancy couples find out that their child is disabled. and they don't want their child anymore.in and it was stunning to me that she would make that admission, that we would call the ranks of the disabled. and so, that was a central part of my debate. and i got up and i said, many stories, but one, i said my wife at the time, karen was 19 and pregnant, i have a sonogram scheduled, next week at 20 weeks and i don't know whether my child is going to be healthy or not, but if my child is somehow not healthy, i'm not going to kill it. why would i kill my child just because my child has a medical problem? g i mean, you love the gift that god gives you for however long god gives it to you.go and that happens with all of our children. we don't know how long we are going to have our children or how long we are going to be alive

he, along with dianne feinstein, have sent a letter to the cdc and faa urging them to require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test in order to fight. kumasi: barbara lee has a breakthrough case of covid. she received the result earlier this week. yesterday, she said she has a mild cold and it knows it could have been worse if she was not vaccinated and had a booster shot. in the north bay, a host of a recent holiday party in marina county required everybody to be vaccinated and test negative, but dozens of guests tested positive. >> we are presuming that this is an omicron-related outbreak. >> dr. matt willis says omicron is exploding across the country. he says it is likely responsible for an outbreak at a holiday party held at the farmhouse local restaurant on december 11. 20 -- 28 positive for covid. >> it is a harbinger for what we can expect. we will see a lot more cases, unfortunately. >> willis says the hosts required guest be vaccinated and tested before the event. >> the organizers did everything right. so much is about understanding what it is teaching us about the n

fauci signaled yesterday he would be in favor of a vaccine mandate for domestic travelers, and dianne feinsteinpushing for a negative covid test or proof of vaccination. so far international travelers have to prove that negative covid test. >> liz, thank you for that. >>> this morning as mentioned, the demand for covid-19 test remains high especially here in the bay area, but supply remains low. in response the county is now rolling out free testing sites in several cities, but leaders admit there are not enough to go around. >> there are not many pharmacies now where you can go and get self tested. that's problematic. that's extremely problematic. as a county we will have to lean in and we may have to do much, much more than we are doing now. >> the county has several testing sites open this week. leaders warn, though, the wet weather could shut them down. appointments are strongly encouraged. >>> covid cases in los angeles county are on the rise. here's a live look at l.a. this morning. the average daily right for people testing positive for the virus is up 15%. the county reported 9,000 new

her good friend senator dianne feinstein introduced them. schultz passed away yesterday at the age of 88. >>> the time now is 6:10. distill ahead on kpix 5 and -- still ahead on kpix 5, the major freeway shut down that can slam the breaks on the weekend gettiaway. >>> and a holiday glow in san francisco. the new attraction transforming the city into a giant canvas. whatever stereotype you're gonna try . . . . . . to put on me about having hiv isn't gonna fit. that's for sure. my name is zach and i'm on biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment . . . . . . used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure but with one small . . . . . . pill, biktarvy fights hiv . . . . . . to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your

unfortunately even if she had been more forthcoming or dianne feinstein had been a littleless grumpysking about it, there were votes in the senate to confirm her and the country is now paying for it. >> she was confirmed while the elections were under way, the voting had already been done. thank you so much for joining us tonight, greatly appreciate your insights. we've got a lot more to discuss throughout the program. before we go to break, the story we've been following for you throughout the evening, the tragedy unfolding in the midwest and the southeastern u.s. following a series of tornadoes that struck. 30 tornadoes unfortunately across those six states and unfortunately and tragically dozens feared dead at this hour. we'll continue to bring you the very latest as it develops. when we come back, we'll look at what some the classic characters from trump circle are doing now. hey, stephen. >> the stories we're covering include the catastrophic tornadoes that tore through the midwest and southeast overnight. kentucky is believed to be the hardest hit with nearly 70 killed and 60,0

>> listen, i think she was much more gullible than for instance dianne feinstein who said listen, she's had many people come before congress who wanted to get on the supreme court and said they believed in the principle of stare decisis and the president takes precedent and not overturning precedent, and she has seen the same judges go and overturn precedent. so she was much more skeptical of what cavanaugh was saying and you had of course there with collins believing what cavanaugh said. listen, i think what is most important here is what did donald trump say in 2016? he was going to appoint justices to the supreme court that would overturn roe v. wade. it's why many republicans supported him in 2016 and continue to support him. so guess what? he appoint three justices there to fulfill his campaign promise. and it certainly looks like if you listen to some of the questioning today, if you look at the background of the trump justices, it certainly looks like they are prepared not only to affirm the mississippi law banning abortion beyond 15 weeks, but also overturn roe v. wade. this is

california senator's alex padilla and dianne feinstein have unveiled more than 4.7 million dollars in for 8 california organizations providing access to housing for veterans experiencing homelessness of that money. more than $740,000 will go to the san mateo county housing authority and roughly $240,000 will go to santa cruz county. >> let's check on our weather forecast. and we're looking out over the bay area from our camera atop mount tam o pie us a clear night. yeah. beautiful view out there. the weekend is upon us from the recent entry is standing by with the details. can how many minutes and seconds do we have we 12 minutes. >> really of the show. know, more than that, we like 2022 i misread haha. all right. sorry, haha net. he likely, though his weekend right around the corner. it's my wednesday. but i'm finally over let's take a look. >> downtown san francisco from our transamerica pyramid cam and we're tracking overall clear skies out there, crystal clear night. but we are going to see finally rain returning for most of this upcoming holiday week. so if you did have any outdo

a group of democratic lawmakers including dianne feinstein are calling to required messick airline passengers so proof -- show proof of vaccination nor native covid test before flying. they sent a message to steve dixon. both proof of covid-19 vaccination and negative test is already required for people coming to the u.s. from another country. kumasi: now some more covid headlines. the authorized -- the fda authorized a second pill to treat covid-19. this is one day after pfizer. the pill will be given to patients at high risk civilian this -- for severe illness. new vaccination protocols. they can return to work after seven days of they have a negative test in no symptoms and they are static -- and if there are staffing shortages, it could be five days or less. california's numbers continue to rise, the seven day positivity rate is up. workers in sonoma county will have to get their booster shots. the health include her in ford's -- in-- anyone who cannot provide proof of a booster shot will be required to test twice a week. julian: the city of campbell voted to extend its outdoor dining pro

. >> senator dianne feinstein and congressman eric swalwell are calling for airline passengers on domestic flights to show proof. they've been vaccinated. that's before they're allowed to travel it comes during the christmas travel season and the surge in covid cases, kron four's will tran has the latest from sfo. >> the proposal is exactly that is just a proposal it might take some time even if it's approved before it makes its way to the airports. but it's already in effect for international travelers. so they have a template that they can follow as far as international travelers coming into the united states. they have to prove that they're negative for covid-19 or prove that there are vaccinated from now until the end of this year and into the next few days of the new year. they expect about 30 million americans to travel domestically. and that's a lot of travelers in such a small space like airports and airplanes. they want. we're talking about feinstein and swalwell to apply the same rules that have been extended for international travelers all the way through march, the same deal fo

we have senator dianne feinstein and congressman eric swalwell proposing that airline passengers on domesticlights. now that should show proof that their vaccinated if they're going to be allowed to travel. they basically want to bring it in line to what we already are doing for people coming in from international traveling. of course. >> the airports are packed today as people are heading home for the holidays. got will tran live at sfo this morning with more details on this proposal. well. the proposal is exactly that is just a proposal it might take some time even if it's approved. >> before it makes its way to the airports. but it's already in effect for international travelers. so they have a template that they can follow as far as international travelers coming into the united states. they have to prove that they're negative for covid-19 or prove that there are vaccinated from now until the end of this year and into the next few days of the new year. they expect about 30 million americans to travel domestically. and that's a lot of travelers in such a small space like airports and airp

we have senator dianne feinstein and congressman eric swalwell.oth calling on airline for airlines really to start checking their passengers to see if they have proof of vaccination before they're allowed to fly domestically that basically bringing it in line with what's required if you're traveling internationally. of course, this comes as we're. >> headed into this or we are in the midst of this very busy holiday travel season. there's covid cases rising across the country. will tran joining us live now from sfo again this morning. he's got more details for us. well. it's cold out 70% of new covid-19 cases on the crime. so not coincidentally or coincidentally, depending on how you want to look at it. >> the proposals are happening in this is coming from too bay area, politicians very prominent politicians, by the way, they are trying to align domestic flights with international flights international flights. they've been doing this for quite some time. in fact, president biden just recently extended this requirement through march because of all

requirements for air travel, particularly because so many more people are flying california senator dianne feinstein and east bay. congressman eric swalwell. >> want to ban unvaccinated travelers on domestic flights saying in part requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for domestic flights would improve public health and address concerns that passengers have about flying. as debate continues over whether more coronavirus restrictions should be imposed. many leaders say get used to it. the stakes are just too high. >> we're tired. we're tired of the covid. we're tired of all of the issues that go with it and mostly anxiety. the fear we know and i think most americans, i understand it's a very dangerous situation. also, the economic problems and nearly 1, 800,000 americans have already died be more in the days the request for tougher restrictions. that's not new. of course, just last month, 36 members of congress sent a letter to president biden asking for a vaccine or test mandate for air travel. >> pam. catherine, thank you. east bay. congresswoman barbara lee says she has tested positive

requirements for air travel, particularly because so many more people are flying california senator dianne feinstein and east bay. congressman eric swalwell. >> want to ban unvaccinated travelers on domestic flights saying in part requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for domestic flights would improve public health and address concerns that passengers have about flying. as debate continues over whether more coronavirus restrictions should be imposed. many leaders say get used to it. the stakes are just too high. >> we're tired. we're tired of the covid. we're tired of all of the issues that go with it and mostly anxiety. the fear we know and i think most americans, i understand it's a very dangerous situation. also, the economic problems and nearly 1, 800,000 americans have already died be more in the days >> catherine heenan reporting for us tonight and full of bars and restaurants are choosing to just close their doors because of the omicron variant. now, most of these businesses had already planned some kind of holiday break this week. but covid cause them to shut down earlier than t

and some members of congress want to limit who can travel on planes, senator dianne feinstein and representative eric swalwell, along with others have sent a letter to federal officials. asking them to implement vaccine or negative test requirements for all air travelers. we begin tonight's coverage of the omicron variant with ktvu jana katsuyama, who's live in the newsroom, janna. alex this was a huge jump in omicron cases that we saw in the united states from 13% of cases to 73% in just one week. genomic sequencing has shown that the omicron variant has been skyrocketing, rocketing and those cases and contra costa county or showing that it is circulating here in the bay area. the omicron varied, sudden surge has many people worried about a new crisis in the new year in the bay area, contra costa county announced monday. it's detected its first three oh macron cases, one was not vaccinated to re vaccinated but not yet boosted. um also far have been having mild symptoms, county health officer dr chris farley itano says none of the people had traveled. i think this gives more evidence that the qu

big story we're following this morning with senator dianne feinstein and congressman eric swalwell now passengers on domestic flights to now show proof that their vaccinated for they're allowed to travel. this is something they'd like to see implemented we're all kind of surprised this is coming so late in the game at this obviously comes amid the holiday travel season in the surge in covid cases that we're starting to see across the country. will tran joining us live at sfo again this morning. he's got all the details for us. good morning. well. >> it was already implemented for international travelers coming into the united states. i mean, president biden actually extended it through march. >> just to make sure that we're safe as far as international travelers. but now the 2 bay area politicians. they want and apply to domestic flights. believing with so many people traveling and here's video of inside the terminal and look at busy it is. they expect about 30 million people actually to travel from now through the new year. so so many people in such a small space that they would like

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also this morning, we're following the very latest with senator dianne feinstein and congressman eric swalwell. they're actually teaming together and calling on airlines too. start implementing restrictions on domestic flights basically requiring passengers to be fully vaccinated if they want to travel. yeah, they're kind of going in line with what we already are requiring international travelers to do. of course, this comes as we're seeing that surge in cases across the country. will tran joining us live at sfo where it has been busy all morning long with travelers. >> for this holiday break. well, what's the latest? >> sonia? well, james, it's the dizziness that has swalwell and feinstein concerned because so many people are traveling not just for the holidays, of course. but they travel every day of the year. and omicron. it doesn't care about borders. so they are trying to implement what we are seeing for international travelers that what they're already doing before they hop on their flight say from the uk into the united states that they have to prove that their covid-19 free re

opponent, being carried in bubble wrap because her bones are made from candy-canes it's dianne "paper-skin" feinstein. ding-ding, and there's the bell! that means it's time for one of them to take a nap! and now everyone is dead. ( laughter ) everyone is dead. they're all dead. in pandemic news, there's way too much pandemic news. right now, the u.s. is averaging close to 120,000 new covid cases each day, which is 50% more than a month ago. no! no! this has to end! this pandemic feels like the first time you go to a catholic wedding. ( whispering ) "what do you mean it's not over? ( laughter ) we've been here for an hour. that was just the mass? they haven't even started the wedding yet? ( applause ) do i stand up? sit down? do i kneel? how many positions do i have to take? this is like cross-fit. now i know why jesus was so cut." omicron might be the new variant on the block, but delta is still going strong. which means now, the nation faces a double coronavirus surge. so to be safe: double mask, double distance, and double fist it. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) safety first. safet

. >> meanwhile, california senator's alex padilla and dianne feinstein have unveiled more than 4.7 millionderal funding for 8 california organizations providing access to housing for veterans experiencing homelessness of that money more than $740,000. will go to the san mateo county housing authority and roughly $240,000 will go to santa cruz county. dave. >> and a chilly afternoon. it looks like for today. high temperatures projected to get into the mid-fifties. if you're lucky. a look at the 4 zone forecast also rain returning in the seven-day. keep it here. genexa is the first clean medicine company. well i don't want some wimpy medicine. well i don't trust medicine made by suits. -well i hate being sick. -well we're vegans. with gluten allergies. is genexa right for me? yes! look for genexa, the first clean medicine company. ♪ ♪ sometimes family... ♪ ♪ is the one you make. where there's love, there's family. ritz. a taste of welcome. right now save on holiday gifts for everyone on your list. get 40% off festive pajamas... ritz. up to 30% off ninja kitchen appliances... and up to 50% of

in 2020, we saw the cases of several lawmakers, former senator kelly loeffler, richard byrd, dianne feinsteinse with this law, whose stock trades were very much called into question, and in our reporting in insider, epic sought -- epic -- episodically, we found numerous examples of lawmakers who seem to be at best operating with indifference towards this law. they were not for example disclosing their stock trades as they had to be at this stock act, in a timely fashion, so instead of having to disclose them or instead of disclosing them within a rapid period of time, they are weeks or months in some extreme cases, years later. we decided this summer to take a very deep dive into all of the different facets of this issue and that is how conflicted congress came into fruition. host: typically who is responsible for making the reporting known or is that up to the individual member to have their accountant or financial advisor make that report known? guest: the buck stops with the member him or herself, the law does not say anything about staffers or financial advisors or brokers or family membe