also what he continues to call for his colleague senator dianne feinstein to resign. then we go to atlanta were a police swat team, guns drawn, rated the later solidarity fund and arrested three people who have been raising money to bail out protesters opposed to the construction of a massive police training facility known as cop city. >> we will fight back here in the city of atlanta, in the state of georgia. all across the country to stop cop city. amy: plus the billionaire sackler family gets legal immunity is a federal appeals court has ruled the makers of oxycontin can be shielded from prosecution for the role in creating and fueling the deadly opioid epidemic. >> there is no admission of wrongdoing and now know individual will ever be able to sue the sacklers in civil court and get them to acknowledge that they ever did anything wrong. amy: we will also speak to a father who lost his 18-year-old son to the opioid epidemic. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. senate has app

dianne feinstein is doing as a u.s. senator and you can see the 22% said they do approve of it. %, however, say they don't. 31% are neutral or had no opinion. >> and we also asked of californians approve or disapprove of the job. governor newsom is doing. 45% say they approve 39% disapprove and 16% were neutral or had no opinion. and then finally we asked if the march 2024 primary election for u.s. senate were held today. who would you vote for at this time? well, the top of the list is congressman adam schiff with 15% of the of quote, unquote votes from those who responded. the survey, congresswoman katie porter came in a close second 14%. you can see representative barbara lee of the bay area is 3rd with just 6%. and republican james bradley is behind lee with 4%. but look at the very end of the list. among those undecided 47% nearly half the electorate still doesn't know who they would vote for if the election were held today. well, then it's a good thing is not being held today. we have quite a bit of time. >> cover

so in our exclusive poll we asked considering everything, you know about senator dianne feinstein's health. do you think that feinstein should finish her term in office or do you think finds tight should resign? now allowing governor newsom to appoint her successor. 63% of those polled said she should resign from position while 37 say she should finish out her term along those same lines. we asked, do approve or do you disapprove of the job died? feinstein's doing as a u.s. senator? 22% approve. 47 disapprove. 31% were neutral or really had no opinion on it. now we asked if californians approve or disapprove of the job. governor newsom is doing it. 45% approve of his performance. 39 disapprove. 16 were neutral, had no opinion on that. finally asked if the march 2024 primary election for u.s. senate were held today. who would you vote for at the top of the list is congressman adam schiff with 15%. and you have congresswoman katie porter comes in a close second and then you have representative barbara tied with 6% and republican james bradley now he's behind ali with 4% there. 47% say they a

california politics emerson college poll and the headline is how californians feel about senator dianne feinsteinke a look in our exclusive poll. we asked considering everything you know about senator feinstein's health. >> do you think that she should finish term or do you think that she should resign now allowing governor newsom to appoint her successor and 63% of those polled said she should resign. now 37% says she should finish her term, which is what she said she's doing now. a two-thirds said she should step away. now along those same lines. we also asked the following question. >> do you approve or disapprove of the job? the dianne feinstein is doing as a u.s. senator. only 22% said they approved about one in 5 people surveyed. meanwhile, nearly half 47% at this point disapprove of her job performance about 31% said they had no opinion. and then we also asked if california's approve or disapprove the got a job. governor newsom is doing. >> and as you can see here he got a 45% approval rating. 39% of the people polled said they didn't like what he was doing and 16% had no opinion >> and th

> emerson college poll, the headline out of this poll is how californians feel about senator dianne feinstein. so let's take a look. >> we asked considering everything you know about senator feinstein's health. do think that she should finish her term in office or should she resign now allowing governor newsom to appoint her successor? and as you can see, 63% of those polled say that she should resign, which she had says she has no intention of doing chill. her term is up and 37% say she should finish the tour down and along those same lines. we also asked, do you approve or disapprove of the job that dianne feinstein is doing as u.s. senator right now? >> 22% approve, but 40 to 47%. don't they disapprove. 31 1% said they were neutral or had no opinion on the matter. and we asked of californians approve or disapprove of the job. governor newsom is doing is you can see here 45% said yes, they like what he's doing. a 39% don't and then neutral or no opinion. that was 16%. and then finally we ask if the march 2024 primary election for u.s. senate were held today, who would you vote for? and at t

emerson college poll. >> the headline is how californians feel about senator dianne feinstein. usive poll we asked considering everything you know about senator feinstein's health. do you think that she should finish her term in office or should she resign now allowing governor newsom to appoint her successor? 63% of those who were polled said she should resign. 37% thought she should finish her term and along those same lines. we also asked, do you approve or disapprove of the job? dianne feinstein is doing? >> as u.s. senator 22% said they liked what she was doing. but 47% disapproved. so a majority of their and 31% said they had newt roller. no opinions whatsoever. and we also have california to approve of the job that governor newsom is doing. 45% said. >> yes, they approve of what he's doing. 39% did not approve. and then 16% were neutral or didn't have an opinion. >> and then finally we asked if the march 2024rimary election for u.s. senate were held today. who would you vote for? and they're at the top of the list, as you can see is congressman adam schiff. he had 15% sho

dianne feinstein says she will not seek reelection in 2024.ross the state. >> with california struggling to pay their bills, don't know how prices are going to go worried about homelessness. there's no question almost is crisis in every community desperate to find affordable housing, is human right. >> and scared for their

senate race replace retiring california sen dianne feinstein. 3 top contenders vying for her seat.bers of congress, adam schiff, katie porter and barbara will join us for an inside california politics one hour special. >> all right. wallace has a preview and shares how each candidate plans to stand out to the voters. am shift. katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates this evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. >> now just over 8 months until the march primary. at the other day, i think voters will decide what's most important to them as having some of the senate. >> can get things done for them. in recent years, schiff received a lot of attention as lead prosecutor during the first impeachment trial of former president donald j. trump. but beyond that, the burbank democrat stresses his 2 plus decades in the house of

senate race to replace the retiring dianne feinstein. the 3 top contenders for that seat. adam schiff, a katie porter and barbara lee. they're going to join us for an inside california politics one hour special kron four's a ton. wallace gives us a preview. >> well, as it stands today, this is a very close race. all 3 major candidates say they're taking part in this special and hopes of standing out as you the voters to decide who will be california's next u.s. senator. am shift. >> katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. now just over 8 months until the march primary. at the other day, i think voters will decide what's most important to them as having some of the senate. >> can get things done for them. recent years, schiff received a lot of attention as lead prosecut

senator dianne feinstein is doing and if they want her to step down. but first, former president trump is just one day away from appearing in a miami court to answer the 37 count indictment against him. we will be live in florida at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. after advil dual action back pain... yo! uh! ha! ha! [dog bark] what? my back feels better. before advil... new advil dual action back pain fights back pain two ways. for 8 hours of relief. >> in less than 24 hours, former president donald trump will be arraigned on federal charges in miami. the department of justice is accusing trump of mishandling classified documents that were found at his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach. and this happened after he left the white house. trump called this indictment ridiculous and baseless while he was campaigning in georgia at a republican convention over the weekend. also, pe

senate race to replace retiring senator dianne feinstein. yeah. in fact, the top 3 contenders vying for that seat which includes adam schiff, katie porter, barber, lee, they're all going to be joining inside california politics for a one-hour special roberts. 8 on wallace has a preview and a message for voters. >> well, as it stands today, this is a very close race. all 3 major candidates say they're taking part in this special and hopes of standing out as you the voters to decide who will be california's next u.s. senator. am shift. >> katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates this evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. now just over 8 months until the march primary. at the other day, i think voters will decide what's most important to them as having some of the senate. >> can get t

senator dianne feinstein have 3 main contenders right now. the top vote getters to replace her. adam schiff. we've got congresswoman katie porter and also congresswoman barbara and are we've got our one-hour special on kron a crowd a town. wallace has a look at what we're doing. >> well, as it stands today, this is a very close race. all 3 major candidates say they're taking part in this special and hopes of standing out as you the voters to decide who will be california's next u.s. senator. am shift. >> katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. now just over 8 months until the march primary. at the other day, i think voters will decide what's most important to them as having some of the senate. >> can get things done for them. recent years, schiff received a lot of attention

it pegs dianne feinstein's approva rating adjust 32%. it was taken last month just after a noticeably frail feinstein returned to washington followin a months-related health absence >>> hope, life, pride, probably presented by life express san jose. >> we are celebrating pride month as the lgbt community rule for their way of life. there is a long histor of physical attacks on the community. our reed cowan spoke with a man who confronted violence in the castro in the 1970s and spoke about it. >> reporter: he is in his 70s now, but stephen eubanks remembers life in the castro in the '70s like it was yesterday. >> i was somebody who lived and worked here and did drag anytim i wanted. >> reporter: here he was a youn drag queen during a time when being out invited violence. >> people would beat you up on the bus going home from work. they would yell and throw thing at you from the car. you don't engage. you just keep going. >> reporter: for a time, that was all he and others could do. put your head down. keep going. don't engage. police sato

. >> for the senate seat to replace senator dianne feinstein is heating up. a look at the top 3 candidates who want to replace also, kron 4 continues to celebrate pride this month will take a look at the bay area. drag queen that working to save lives. but first, the push by the oakland a's fans to sell the team is now making its way to the baseball hall of fame. we'll show you how >> now at 3.30, will go to the east bay where oakland a's fans are making history. a lot of people started wearing these sell t-shirts during last week's reverse boycott game. and now that shirt is headed to the national baseball hall of fame, a spokesperson for the museum in cooperstown, new york confirms the shirt is being added to its collection to document this moment in baseball history. nearly 28,000 fans packed the coliseum last tuesday to show their support for the a's and speak out against the plans to move the team to las vegas. oakland mayor sheng tao says this is proof the fan base here care so much about their beloved team. >> anyone who tries to use excuse around like

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the first official word came from board of supervisor president dianne feinstein, now the city's actingmayor. supervisors, it is my duty to f make this announcement. both mayor moscone he and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> shock, fear, dismay, disbelief all jumbled together. this is how one city supervisor described the mood of the city. within minutes, hundreds of people had gathered at city hall. dozens of reporters were pressing for details. mille lacs, the mayor's secretary of press, supplied the facts. >> dan white, former supervisor, came in to see the mayor. he was admitted into see him in the mayor's office. the two of them were in there alone, in the back room. we heard shots. supervisor white -- we were unaware that the shots were coming from the back room, and we were unaware that they were shots at the time. supervisor white walked out the back door. i am informed some people have seen him. we went into the mayor, and the mayor was dead. >> just down the hall, the discovery of another body had been made, that of supe

democrat dianne feinstein has held since 1992 hear no answer there. but california seem to have made up their minds. >> results from this new inside california politics. emerson college poll shows 63% of californians say find son should resign. >> of those surveyed. the poll also found feinstein statewide approval rating has dropped just 22%. does span across party lines. emerson college professor of survey research camille monfort helped facilitate the poll. she points out it was conducted just weeks after find sun returns to the senate amid recent health issues, including a bout with shingles that kept the 89 year-old homebound in san francisco for nearly 2 months leading her to miss key vote in the senate judiciary committee back in dc. we're office confirms the onus lead to more physical and mental health complications, including ramsay hunt syndrome affecting facial nerves. and in some polite us, which could include swelling of the brain for the pole, calls for her resignation, break party lines. so it's pretty even there wasn't any statistical s

politics throughout the state, particularly involving how people in california feel about senator dianne feinstein, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more from sacramento. >> well, remember, feinstein promised not to run for reelection in 2024, but according to this new poll for a majority of californians, that's not good enough. they want to see her resign. now. she's california senior senator, a powerful position. democrat dianne feinstein has held since 1992 hear no answer there. but california seem to have made up their minds. >> results from this new inside california politics. emerson college poll shows 63% of californians say find son should resign. >> of those surveyed. the poll also found feinstein statewide approval rating has dropped just 22%. does span across party lines. emerson college professor of survey research, camille mumford helped facilitate the poll. she points out it was conducted just weeks after 5 sun returns to the senate amid recent health issues, including a bout with shingles that kept the 89 year-old homebound in san francisco for nearly 2 months leading her

kumasi: most californians senator dianne feinstein to resign. new pulling from emerson college suggests 63% of voters senator to leave the office and older voters were more likely than young voters to feel this way. dianne feinstein has a 22% approval rating. 48% disapprove of the job she is doing. when asked who they would support for her seat, 47% were undecided. adam schiff and katie porter hadley has numbers in that question. reggie: the unbelievable way the stanford cardinals won to advance to the college world series. kumasi: you're looking live at the big board -- we will tell you anymore and it -- in a minute how they are doing. reggie: the server not letting a disability impact her dream. stay with us on the bay area streaming app for abc7@7. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app now. drew: looking at our temperatures so far this month, in san jose it has been a chilly month. much of the month featuring below average temperatures. the only time we are above average, the first weekend of june. we reach

senate race to replace retiring senator dianne feinstein. yeah. and the top 3 contenders vying for that seat are adam schiff. >> katie porter and barbara lee. and they're going to be joining us for an inside california politics one-hour special. our kron four's a town. wallace has a look. >> well, as it stands today, this is a very close race. all 3 major candidates say they're taking part in this special and hopes of standing out as you the voters to decide who will be california's next u.s. senator. adam schiff. >> katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. now just over 8 months until the march primary. at the other day, i think voters will decide what's most important to them as having some of the senate. >> can get things done for them. rece

and they will weigh in on whether they think senator dianne feinstein should resign.orting live from sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> certainly looks like the race is tightening up. thank you. ate on and be sure to join us for this evening. and that special inside california politics. it's a one-hour special entitled the race for the u.s. senate again with schiff, porter and lee. it all starts 7 o'clock as nicky. lorenzo and frank buckley speak exclusively with the senate hopefuls right here on kron. 4. >> as san francisco gears up for a weekend of pride celebrations. a new report from attorney general rob bonta shines a spotlight on the state of pride. the report highlights the work of the california department of justice to fight discrimination against the lgbt community in california and across the nation. but it also depicts the reality of hate crimes against the community. according to the report last year, there were more than 391 crimes motivated by orientation. and 45 hate crimes motivated by anti-transgender bias? jorge raz, salinas with quality. cal

senate race to replace retiring senator dianne feinstein. yeah.s vying for her seat include adam schiff, katie porter and barb early. they're going to join us for an inside california politics, one-hour special and kron four's. a john wallace joins us live from sacramento now with a preview of that. good morning. >> darya and james and everybody in the bay area. good morning. and yes, that one hour special take place tonight. remember, this race is very, very close. and so these candidates are trying to separate each other from the pack. and so that all comes ahead of you. the voters deciding who should be california's next u.s. senator. am shift. >> katie and barbara all 3 major democratic candidates hitting the campaign trail vying to win the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne feinstein inside california. politics with one on one with 3 of the leading candidates this evening. all 3 candidates will speak exclusively with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. now just over 8 months until the march primary. a

we saw dianne feinstein wheeled into the senate at the age of 89.year old can't run again issue his best years are in front of him. this party has been locked into generational grip. there is no reason why people in their 80s can do an awful lot of things. why has this generation had a grip on the party. why can they not pass the ball down a generation, it seems? the answer, if you go generation down from biden and dianne feinstein, you get the very radical younger generation. we just heard from next generation newsom. go down from there and it is radical. this generation has party in its grips, beneath them, it is hell. >> kayleigh: their point, gerri, oldest president in history, we can ask about your vp who has 37% approval rating. >> one banana peel away from being the president and leader of the free world. this is a scary thing. talk about this next generation being radical, doug, i would say that look, it is not just radical, their ideas in no way match up with what people want to do in this country. so far from what people want. her ratings

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dianne feinstein was elected in 2018 running against a candidate to her left but that candidate was lessn herself and he picked up a lot of republican votes from people trying to vote for not dianne feinstein. i think you could have a weird dynamic in an election in california where you could have a candidate run to schiff's left, pick up progressive votes and republican votes from people who don't know a lot about katie porter but know they hate adam schiff from all of this coverage. schiff wants to run against a republican in the general election. he might get that. in terms of the idea this might make him a senator, it's not clear that's true. then maybe they've made katie porter a senator. i don't know republicans are doing any better defeating adam schiff and getting someone farther to his left elected to the senate. >> kind of destroyed my flippant analysis based on democratic aides. that's not cool, man. >> i apologize. >> we have to close with the most important issue of yesterday. >> yes. >> and that was the visceral verbal battle between representative marjorie taylor greene, r

. >> schiff is a senate candidate running for dianne feinstein's seat.ou're looking at an ad his campaign team produced some believe the censure will help his campaign. in fact, his team is now sending out fundraising emails mentioning it. meantime, california's nancy pelosi weighed in tonight with the clock ticking earlier. she accused republicans of staging a puppet show. a puppet show. and you know what? the pup it here. donald trump, it's shining a light on the strings. measure of you're wasting time. adam gentleman's time is the gentleman? 10 more to gentle lady's time has expired. said expired. >> the sentra itself does not carry on a practical way, but it is the highest form of discipline short of expulsion. ken and pam. >> thank you, catherine. tomorrow night inside california politics takes an in-depth look into the race to replace senator dianne feinstein host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley traveled across the state to sit down with the current leading candidates in the race. we're going hear from congress members, katie porter, barbara and ad

tomorrow night inside california politics takes an in-depth look into the race to replace senator dianne feinstein, host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley traveled across the state to sit down with the current leading candidates in that race. hear from members, katie porter, barbara lee and adam schiff discuss some of the most pressing issues facing our state in this one-hour special watch inside california politics. the race for the senate tomorrow night at 07:00pm right here on kron 4. >> for money tonight. the electric bills are going to be a bit pricier for alameda residents in the next couple of days. the alameda public utilities board has approved a new electric rate hikes starting july. first to rate will increase to 7% across all rate classes. the agency says this will allow alameda municipal power to quote, maintain its competitiveness and financial strength. >> california is no longer the state paying the most at the pump. the new leader of the most expensive regular unleaded gas is now drumroll. washington state. according to aaa, the average price in washington is for 93 a gallon. califo

democrat dianne feinstein has held since 1992 hear no answer there.nia seem to have made up their minds. >> results from this new inside california politics. emerson college poll shows 63% of californians say find son should resign. >> of those surveyed. the poll also found feinstein statewide approval rating has dropped just 22%. does span across party lines. emerson college professor of survey research, camille mumford helped facilitate the poll. she points out it was conducted just weeks after 5 returns to the senate amid recent health issues, including a bout with shingles that kept the 89 year-old homebound in san francisco for nearly 2 months leading her to miss key vote on the senate judiciary committee back in dc. we're office confirms the onus lead to more physical and mental health complications, including ramsay hunt syndrome affecting facial nerves. and in some polite us, which could include swelling of the brain for the pole, calls for her resignation, break party lines. so it's pretty even there wasn't any statistical significance, even

. >> senator dianne feinstein will be skipping a trip home during the congressional recess.her staff says she is still recovering from a serious shingles infection. senators and house members do usually use the time to return to their home states and connect constituents. it's not clear whether feinstein is not coming because of health reasons. feinstein did turned 90 last week and there have long been concerns about her ability to carry out her duties to california lakes of made the list for most troubled in the nation when it comes to top, toxic algae blooms? >> lake tahoe ranked 10th on the list while lake elsinore in southern california was second. the survey was conducted by bluegreen water technologies which aids in water, body safety and restoration. they say lake tahoe suffers from harmful algae blooms every year and that warnings were posted even before the spring this year. they also say lake elsinore becomes infested with toxic algae. every single summer. up next, something to do with the kids this summer. we'll tell you about a new pop-up exhibit. >> in san franc

it's a california politics will take in-depth look into the race to replace senator dianne feinstein. hear from congress members, katie porter, barbara lee and adam schiff who discuss some of the most pressing issues facing our state in a one hour special watch inside california politics. the race for the senate this thursday at 07:00pm right here on kron 4. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. sales in the bay area are said to be at their lowest level. now in 20 years. >> and barry retail prices recently of drops the fastest in the country. michele elliott is a realtor with coldwell banker and she says is actually great for first time home buyers. >> don't have a lot of money to put down. and that includes people applying for loans through the federal housing administration. our fha down.

and his says new poll shows that most california voters think that senator dianne feinstein should step down before her term ends and >> they are split, though, when it comes to who should be named to replace her. the poll by inside california politics and emerson college shows most voters in both major parties think that the 89 year-old senator should resign her seat so that governor gavin newsom can name a replacement. but when it comes to who should replace her, the voters are split with congressional democrats. adam schiff katie porter topping the list as the favorites in the polls. >> but what's really telling is when you put all the no-name republicans on there, none of them are pulling away with republican vote. so i think what you see is a very good chance that republicans mean you have a top 2 finish of democrats in the primary, which, of course, means the general election would be a choice between 2 democrats. >> senator feinstein was absent from the senate for much of the early part of the year battling a series of health problems. some say those health challenges have affect

mayor breed talked about how former mayor and current senator dianne feinstein championed for cable cars during her tenure. >> look at where we are today. cable cars are one of the number one attractions in san francisco. when they visit san francisco, they want to go to the golden gate bridge, they want to ride a cable car. >> today kicks off six months of special events, including an all day, all muni passes, and walking towards the cable car line. >> she hit that, right? >> they're fun to ride, almost too popular. on a weekend trying to get on the cable car, lines down the street. it's good and bad. >> london breed hit those two points. when i see anyone that is visiting or coming to visit me, it's cable cars and golden gate bridge. >> and buying a san francisco sweatshirt because they didn't realize how cold it gets. >>> we have warmer weather on the way as we roll through the next couple of days. something fun tonight, take a look at the satellite radar picture. check it out. it is, yes, check your calendars, it's june. we have rain-snow mix happening over mammoth mountain today. ri

they do it by having legislators, both at the state level and at the national level, do what dianne feinstein did in washington and what mark bruce did in sacramento signed by the governor at that time, and it was signed by clinton at the time. needs to be repeated. >> i asked the police chief last night if he had a message for the people who fired off guns, the people who had a total disregard for everyone in the city. he got tough on that question and said there will be accountability, saying, "we will find you and you will go to jail." one person has been arrested and one has been detained. those were also two people who were shot. >> thank you very this shooting on the embarcadero is the latest in a series of unfortunate headlines for san francisco. a little more than a week ago, there was a mass shooting in the city's district, and we have been telling you for weeks about the change of landscape at westfield mall downtown. >> all that has francisco faces a public relations nightmare. >> right now, it is just one thing after another. this latest incident, for as bad as it could have been,

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they do it by having legislators, both at the state level and at the national level, do what dianne feinstein and what mark bruce did in sacramento signed by the governor at that time, and it was signed by clinton at the time. needs to be repeated. >> i asked the police chief last night if he had a message for the people who fired off guns, the people who had a total disregard for everyone in the city. he got tough on that question and said there will be accountability, saying, "we will find you and you will go to jail." one person has been arrested and one has been detained. those were also two people who were shot. >> thank you very this shooting on the embarcadero is the latest in a series of unfortunate headlines for san francisco. a little more than a week ago, there was a mass shooting in the city's district, and we have been telling you for weeks about the change of landscape at westfield mall downtown. >> all that has francisco faces a public relations nightmare. >> right now, it is just one thing after another. this latest incident, for as bad as it could have been, a grand theft aut

dianne feinstein says she will not seek reelection 2024.pressure mounts across the state with california struggling to pay their bills don't know how high prices are going to go worried about homelessness. there's no question almost is crisis in every community desperate to find affordable housing. is human right and scared for

with dianne feinstein back, that will increase. a couple recent nominees have run into problems. bret tolman is joining us. the pick is to pick young lawyers so they can serve for decades, sometimes the nominees have not tried a case before. >> bret: trey, i think back to my time serving in the united states senator judiciary as chief counsel and the nominations that came through. that was a decade and a half ago, a couple decades ago now and caliber of nominees were different. i remember chairman oren hatch say they nominate and vote on judges. i look back now and i think he was incredibly wise, we see impact that liberal judges that are unqualified and have an agenda and don't have credentials, don't have intelligence or restraint or demeanor for the bench and it worries me looking at our judicial bench going forward. >> trey: brett, you put your finger on something, what we expect from judges is like a super legislative body or super legislator that can affectuate things we can't get politically, republicans made dice nominations. what should a president look for in a judge? s

senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein made the announcement today.or padilla, thank the biden administration for the funding saying, quote, access to high-speed internet is essential infrastructure. but for too long, low-income and underserved communities have been shut out of educational and economic opportunities due to a lack of affordable and reliable access to internet. senator padilla goes on to say these transformative investments will help address this equity gap and ensure that all californians regardless of their zip code can remain connected. new tonight at 10, a deal has been reached after weeks of negotiations this evening, governor newsom confirmed that he and legislative leaders have finally agreed to a budget. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace with some of the details. why republican lawmakers say they voting against it. high fives and smiles from senator nancy skinner and the senate budget committee staff monday night all after governor gavin newsom and legislative leaders confirmed they reached a deal to vote on the proposed b

talking a lot about senator dianne feinstein and her medical capacity.y serious health concerns. at every level of government, this is affecting us because people of great age are staying in government. not wrong for the american people to worry about what effect that has. >> i think that that is fair. age is an issue. after the break, donald trump's iowa town hall. a story that has most of the media flipping out. ♪ (man) it's pretty simple. i kinda just want things the way i want them. (woman) i want a network that won't let me down. even up here! (woman #2) with an unlimited plan that's truly right for me. (woman #3) with verizon's new myplan, i get exactly what i want. and only pay for what i need. (man #2) now i'm in charge... ...of my plan. (vo) introducing myplan from verizon, the first and only plan where you pick your perks... ...and save on every one. so you get exactly what you want and only pay for what you need. and it all starts at just $30. on the network you want. because it's your verizon. [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journ

because if you take the ages of our three oldest senators, dianne feinstein chuck grassley and bernie sanders and you add them up just three people, they're combined age is 260 that's older than america our country is celebrating her 247th birthday this july 4th. but it is a child compared to that combined age of these musty senatortorial for god sake for all things entertaining new and let the presidential contest come down to gasp and ron who qualify for their own life insurance policies. now it may seem like this is the most important challenge facing voters whether or not they're preferred candidate would survive a 50 yard walk or spiling down the air force one steps. oh, no -- les there he is. oh, so nimble. watch me. fall again but there's one more pressing issue we all need to focus on. i need to know who side are you on. meat or lettuce are you going on a plant based diets or going listen to what your body wants so you can actually survive the coming apocalypse if trump is, in fact, reelected and our fearless leader amy schumer abandonings us for canada our nation is splitting

tomorrow night inside california politics takes an in-depth look into the race to replace senator dianne feinsteinm congress members, adam schiff, katie porter and barbara discussing some of the most pressing issues facing our state in this one-hour special watch inside california politics. the race for the senate tomorrow night at 7 o'clock right here on kron. 4. >> we'll take a look at this. we wanted to bring you a kind of fun update to a story we first told you about this month. >> a store in the south bay had its u haul truck stolen while people running the van were going to an anime convention in san jose. it now looks like the people of that business are heading to another event this weekend are having a little fun with what happened to these stickers will be for sale at san jose sticker fuss this weekend. one sticker is the u haul truck saying i got still. and while another looks like a post, a flyer searching for the missing truck, the owners of the store were still searching for their stolen goods, at least they have a little fun with their. >> misfortune you have to have a sense of humo

obviously, a disaster from a financial stand point and emotional level losing the is a big blow to dianne feinstein no longer able to shop at her favorite store forever 91. liberal policies flooded with drugs and homeless men and democrats don't want you to call them homeless men new is free-range people or unhoused heroin enthusiasts regardless the state of california has gotten so bad it's been and over by lizard people. >> the state has not made progress in the last two decades as it relates to homelessness i've been here four years i can't make up for the fact in 2005 we have a historic number of homeless under a republican administration. >> that's governor gavin newsom -- who want you to know he can't get rid of the homeless in four years. although he has managed to get rid of all of the businesses in the last two. not to mention that he's gone through most of the hair jell california is going through a lotting right now. got snow this year. and one point it got to cold newsom has a advisory telling californian to go poop indoors. but what bothers me about newsom leadership is not the past bu

dianne feinstein can't do the job of a senator.on't care about your competence when it comes to being able to do a job. they just want raw naked power. it's why, jesse, they are trying to put donald trump in prisoner, right? not because of anything other than politics. and this is why biden is the worst president of our lives. jesse, we used to be concerned that he didn't know how to leave a stage because he would get lost deer in the headlight moments when he was trying to exit the stage. now we have to worry that the guy can't walk. he can't walk. he almost fell down the stairs at the g-7. he just fell over on the stage at the air force academy graduation. remember, he made fun of trump for slowly walking down at west point but, remember, trump said hey, you know, it's better to walk slow than fall on your ass like biden did. it's a perfect met for for his presidency. we have to beat this guy and beat him bad. >> jesse: clay, do you think kamala put the sandbag next to joe? i'm surprised they don't have video of kamala sticking o

can think of nobody's were not quite ready and joe biden is filling up the courts with his fix dianne feinstein that will only increase. in a couple of recent nominees have run into problems. judy is now a swimmer use attorney, brett tolman and hello breath and think you for joining us and it seems like a trend is to pick really really young lawyers so they can serve for decades but sometimes anomaly have not even try a case before. brett: and yes, trey gowdy come i think back in my time serving in the united states senate judiciary committee, his chief counsel in the nominations they came through. you know, that was over a decade and a half ago in a couple of decades ago actually now. in the caliber nominees, they were very different. i do recall the outcome of the chairman orin hatch saying that that the most consequential think that the judiciary does and the committee dose, is nominate and to vote on judges i look back now i think that he was incredibly wise because we now see the impact of the judges in these liberal progressive judges that are unqualified, that are getting on the bench an

porter is running to replace the retiring senator dianne feinstein in a competitive race with other high-profile democrats, including congress members, adam schiff and barbara lee during today's campaign stop hosted by the women democrats, sacramento county porter explained why her campaign is different. >> i've never taking corporate pac money and i'm the only candidate in this race who can say that. was a kid. and i thought about the senate they thought about it is really the of last bulwark of democracy, the place where where rights went to protected but is no longer true about the united states senate. this is a senate who status quo needs to be shaken up. and that is exactly what i'm running to do. >> porter's visit to northern california also included a stop in placer county. >> 9.20, let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look coit tower tonight. i was almost waiting for to change colors, but looks like this going to be lit up brightly. we know that there's a background of a fog and clouds there numbers rodriguez joining us now to look at forecast in recent ye. certa

power of the democratic machine, continuing to elect people regardless of competency, whether dianne feinstein, john fetterman or joe biden. it does strike me that fetterman and biden for that matter become basically place holders for a group think ideology and the machine that continues to elect the group think ideology that's pperpetuated throughout our political climate, like if you listen to, you know, -- isn't it fascinating how we talk about verbal ticks that go viral throughout people on the left, ppandemic of being vaccinated is an example of that and everyone repeats it. it doesn't require critical thought. it requires fall in line. the guy violating that maxim is rfk junior. whether or not he's right or wrong, he's simply not in line. i think it's amazing how he sticks out becomes of that. and the response to him. no one makes cogent rebuttals, i'm talking about on the left. they don't debate it. they instead shout it down -- >> sloganeer. >> that's right. >> biden and fetterman together in pennsylvania reinforce a truth in american politics today that competency is not a necessary c