we don't mean to speak ill of the dead and we don't mean dianne feinstein. >>> biden advised the sociale staying 6 feet away from people they've got the perfect place. joy read it comparative biden recovering from covid trump recovering from getting shot that's wrong we don't know if joe will ever recover from covid. >>> hulk hogan spoke at the rnc today the secret service removed all the folding chairs. a contrast that the rnc has hulk hogan and the dnc they booked the undertaker. 20 minutes out elapsed from when secret service and. >>> tiger woods said he didn't sleep the day of the biden -- trump assassination attempt wasn't as sleepy he was banging a waitress. trump accepted the rnc nomination he said if him and jd vance are elected they will fundamentally reduce the size of chris christie. and biden trails nearly every other democrat call a harris even jeffrey epstein. the left experiencing a historic meltdown like nothing we've seen since nancy pelosi got her face too close to a yankee candle. because the news keeps getting worse as a joe keeps getting worse. all 3 prongs of lefti

for senator dianne feinstein, for example, who who argued at the officer's funeral in front of kamala harris, its face that frankly the death penalty should have been pursued. so that will haunt her. i think her policies on energy are going to be very challenging. she's been anti fracking, anti an all of the above energy strategy. i think that will be a challenge states like pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, which the democrats have to win the last thing i'll just say is this in california, she had won tough race and that was when she first ran for attorney general back in 2010 against steve cooley, a moderate republican. she has not had to run a tough race since then. so i think a lot of people wonder, does she have what she needs? do you have, it in her to run a tough race against donald trump? i think those are the questions from her california background that people will look at if she does indeed become the democratic nominee because she's certainly won two races and got the vice president position. caroline, we hear from kamala harris, she talks about being a tough problem

. >> reporter: his son goes to dianne feinstein elementary school. >> another parent, liz agrees, adding an assistant principal lightened everybody's load. >> when we had an assistant principal the staff, the students were well supported. fewer attendance issues, fewer interruptions in class where the teachers would have to stop what they were doing to address certain student behaviors and needs. so, this, this will be quite a blow to us. >> reporter: in early may the state superintendent put financial experts in advisory positions giving them the ability to change financial actions taken by the school board. cited in the email received by parents. >> hearing that they had the discretion to cut these roles it was a little confusing. >> financial advisories driving the decisions and not knowing who to talk to. hi to do quite a bit of digging to get contact information and now i hope i can start a conversation with them to find out how we work through some of changes. >> reporter: the state is trying to prevent the school district from going bankrupt. the district said they have experience

senate long held by dianne feinstein. i hit the campaign trail today in northern california.acramento area poll show shift leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. although garvey continues to warn he should not be underestimated schiff. but today was talking about affordable housing. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see country going house. want to make sure we preserve our democracy because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> the matchup between schiff and garvey means california will not have woman in the senate for the first time in more than 3 decades. election day. as you probably know, november 5th. pg and e is reducing its rapes the summer saying most customers will see rates go down about 9%. it's temporary, unfortunately, but could last a few months the cut comes after the company collected costs for work on wildfire prevention and storm response in 2020 2021. all right. time for another look a

memorial where the late dianne feinstein spoke >>>>out. gone. we forgot >>>the nation's 38th president, gerald ford was also the target of two assassination attempts in 1975, the first in sacramento. and the second in san francisco. >>>>more >>recently in 2022. david de pop attacked paul pelosi, the husband of the country's 50 seconds, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. pop, bro. into the couple's pacific heights home in an attempt to take nancy pelosi hostage. >>>>you know, someone wielding a hammer breaking in crashing in in attacking. a politician. who you may agree or disagree with, but to resort to violence. there is no room for that. >>>kwong says he and his organization are hoping to counter ongoing political discourse, which he says has included death threats to the milk club this year. >>>>we want to really lift up that dialogue and really return to civility and respect. ah! and show empathy. someone was shot. someone was killed yesterday for exercising the right to assemble. you know, that's a very basic american civic liberty that we

at espinoza's funeral, dianne feinstein, not the dianne feinstein we saw in the last few years, but att time, 20 years ago, the most powerful and influential politician in the state, she says, in the in the church said this definitely called for the death penalty. with kamala harris there, hundreds of uniformed police officers stood up and it was it was a very seminal moment in the in the formation of kamala harris, how she behaved and how she behaved in the future. >> that incident is something you chronicle in depth in your podcast chronicled who is kamala harris? i'll be honest, you were tweeting about it on your way back from the republican national convention. i didn't check it out the first time around. i binged it in two days. i learned and was reminded of so much about her legacy here in the bay area, as i think we all prepare for what could come next. >> thank you. thank you for the plug. and i shout out to my colleague tal kopan, who did it with me and king kaufman, who we all worked on it together and it won a webby. and it was and it is, it's very informative. i think i sho

he's jocking for the senate seat that was vacated by dianne feinstein in the next upcoming special election, which he's due to get. he is the chief rusher gate guy coming from all of capitol hill. he was the guy that was always talking about russia gate. he seems to be in the know about what's going on with the party and there's 2 factions here. so rick, we need to point out, there are the, the names that you and i are familiar with. the adam shift the nancy police receive even the donor class like george clooney. obviously, the obama's, the names that we know that are coming out publicly and, and rallying for joe to step aside and let somebody else take the torch. but then it's the names that we don't ever know that are the real movers and shakers. i believe that are still trying to push joe to the finish line at why until election day one. i believe getting the telling me is there, but the money is there the let's say that they can't run somebody else. this late in the game i think is what the, the, the ends fighting is all about. it's all about the dough wreck. well, even if you were to

and democrats i think rue that, but also other politicians, recently dianne feinstein, also charles grassley is a is a serving senator from iowa who ran for reelection, as, i think, an 88 year old, and so this is an ongoing problem, but i don't know that there's an easy solution to it unless you put in some kind of age limits. >> certainly a lot to talk about. thank you so much. casey sullivan from cal state east bay presidential historian. appreciate your taking some time today. >> thank you. all right. here's a look at time magazine's cover posted out there on social media today. it shows president biden walking out of the frame and vice president kamala harris walking into the center of that photo. >> so take a look at the weather today. pretty noticeable how much cooler it was today than yesterday, a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler today. and then we go back the other way. so it was hot last week. then it cooled off for the weekend. now it's going to heat up again monday, tuesday and even into wednesday. with that heat advisory and an extreme heat warning for parts of the inland bay valleys.

even dianne feinstein was opposed to her decision and the police union shunned her.for $940 and never ca jl. she is responsible. violent predators are being released from jail early. this woman is the goat of progressive prosecutors, she endorsed george gascon. she's done everything possible to destroy the criminal justice system. as bad in california, it would be worse in this nation, the justice department as president. stuart: i want you to listen to harris bragging about getting taxpayer-funded gender reassignment surgeries to prison inmates. >> i worked behind the scenes to make sure that transgender woman got the services she was deserving, they change the policy in the state of california. every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care they desired in me. maybe one of the first if not the first in the country where i pushed for the policy in a department of corrections. stuart: can you hold your response to 20 seconds? >> how about 19. you can go out and break the law, become a criminal, come inside a prison and get governm

earned her the fire of senator dianne feinstein if she had to make those choices today in the sense she did by saying black lives matter riots or their protest turned violent should continue you should not expect it to stop. she evolved when her politics needed her to evolve. she does not come as far as i can tell and so than when i debated her have a core intellectual thought process as to these policies it. she is just ambitious in my view. clark's through hat she's ambitious to what? >> she's more ambitious than intellectual in my view. which means she does not stick to actual court policies in her beliefs it. she picks up policies that help her ambitions. >> i see. the same charges being leveled against mr. vance the vice president on the republican ticket. these things happened in politics but let's move on we talk about ms. harris right now. when she is california d.o.j. -- check when the california d.o.j. became the first agency to adopt body cams we are talking about body cams and ag harris what she did is launched a pe first of is kind police racial bias a trading california. s

penalty and police unions never forgave her that and police said, in fact, at the funeral senator dianne feinsteincriticized harris who was in the audience got a standing ovation for it so she's been -- cross winds with some of the political powers in california over this. will: what did she do when she arrived at the officer of senator she came out strong against i.c.e. pete that's one of the thingings, i mean, talked radically about coming down hard on i.c.e. pete: it's been a defining attribute as a senator she also donated to the bail fund during the riots 2020 in minneapolis ever since what happened in san francisco has looked sideways at law enforcement to include immigrations and custom. will: in 2018 no question we've got to re-examine i.c.e., and its role she's pointed medicare for all. pete: which is government run health care. pete: far lefts wing of the democratic party nay so in that wing in the senate. pete: you cannot deny she's ambitious human being and got to washington, d.c. she read the tea leaves that moving to the left was politically expedient for her deny hard on crime and l

democrat schiff is polling well ahead of republican steve garvey in the race for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. bart expects service to be fully restored in time for tomorrow's morning commute. officials say systemwide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire near the 12th street oakland city center station last night. that station, as well as the 19th street, fruitvale and lake merritt stations, lost power and had to close yesterday. about 300 passengers were stuck inside two different train cars for about 30 minutes. they had to be evacuated through a smoky tunnel between the 12th and 19th street stations. >> thankfully, our ventilation system worked as it was supposed to and got the smoke out of the area we were able to evacuate all of those riders safely and there were no injuries. >> bart says it still doesn't know what caused this electrical fire. happening tomorrow, a san francisco board of supervisors committee is set to discuss a plan to designate gilbert baker's rainbow pride flag at harvey milk plaza as a landmark. if approved by the land use commission, the propos

a decision that even senator dianne feinstein criticized at the time.sh forward she then became the attorney general. and talked about her record as being the top cop. but then when she got into the senate, she started working again for criminal justice reform. and then also she moved even further to the left on issues of policing like you just ment mentioned. >> laura: well, i have got to say when you try to track her views, it's pretty tough to kind of get them straight it seems she goes whichever way the wind goes, hard core leftist center of kamala harris. allies are trying to cover up her pro-crime record. politico reports aides and allies argue her past record shows she was a middle of the road prosecutor. she is very pragmatic said scott wiener a democratic state senator in california. she has strong core values but she is not an idealogue. now, sergeant smith, not an idealogue, does that describe the woman who was tweeting out support for that bail fund after the violent minnesota riots? that's pragmatic? >> laura, not so pragmatic. look, in jun

even dianne feinstein was upset. the police union was upset. she wrote the language with prop 47. news talks about all the time. individuals are let go and felonies are committed to a misdemeanor if the theft is less than $950. she is not good for society for law and order. >> sandra: this leaves an opening for the trump campaign which is highlighting the criminals that have been helped by the minnesota freedom fund. listen. >> donica floyd is charged with second-degree murder for stabbing a friend to death and she got out of jail. a twice convicted currently charged with kidnapping and sexual assault and he walks out to. >> that's a campaign ad but we are hearing from a former president himself. this was a saturday rally in minnesota. listen. >> she donated to the freedom fun helping raise $35 million to set loose violent defenders after they shot at police, looted your stores, sexually assaulted innocent victims and committed all sorts of other heinous crimes. >> sandra: will this be seen as a good strategy on the part of trump to go after her on t this? >> a perfect strategy be

politician dan white drawing tens of thousands of mourning marchers in 1978, a memorial where late dianne feinstein out. >> harvey is gone but he will never be forgotten. >> the 38th president, gerald ford, was also the target in 1975, first in sacramento and second in san francisco. more recently david depape attacked paul pelosi, husband of nancy pelosi. he broke into the couple's home in an attempt to take nancy pelosi hostage. >> someone wielding a hammer, breaking, crashing in and attacking a politician who you may agree or disagree with. but to resort to violence, there is no room for that. >> he says he and his organization are hoping to counter on going political discourse which he says has included death threats to the milk club this year. >> we want to really lift up that dialogue and really return to civility and respect and show empathy. someone was shot, someone was killed yesterday for exercising the right to assemble. that's a very basic american civic liberty that we all exercise and should be able to enjoy free from harm. >> he also says regardless of what anyone believes political

both are aiming to permanently fill the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. >> my view is run scaredt and greet at the oakland asian cultural center, where he spoke to community leaders about a number of issues. his opponent, garvey, says homelessness is the number one issue affecting californian. schiff believes more affordable housing is a solution. >> unless we're building hundreds of thousands of units of housing every year, we're not going to solve this problem. >> schiff also wants to create a renter's tax credit similar to what homeowners get. garvey has campaigned on border security and crime. some voters are leaning toward schiff because of his experience in congress. >> i like the work that he's been doing in congress, you know, with the impeachments and the just, you know, working for democracy, steve garvey down the stretch would have to really turn on the afterburners. >> to cut into the schiff lead, a public policy institute of california poll from june shows schiff leading garvey by a wide margin of 25 points among likely voters to increase. >> and time is 640 or just

representative adam schiff who is running for senate seat long held by dianne feinstein hit the campaign trail yesterday in northern california. he met with supporters in the sacramento show that schiff is leading his opponent, republican state garvey by double digits, although garvey continues to warn that he should not be underestimated. schiff spoke about affordable housing. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see our country going house. want to make sure we preserve our because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> the matchup between shifts and garvey means that california won't have a woman in the senate for the first time in more than 3 decades, election day, november. 5th. that controversial state law takes effect today. it requires credit card companies like mastercard and visa to provide banks with special retail codes. the codes can be assigned to gun stores in order to track sales. now, supporters hope that the law will help finan

now, when dianne feinstein became mayor, instead of focusing on building permanent housing, she, like many, thought it was going to be temporary and instead relied on shelters and soup kitchens. now, in the late 80s, mayor art agnos had a new plan to provide programs for the homeless, only to see many set camp at civic center plaza across from city hall, which was then called camp agnos. and that didn't work either. now mayor frank jordan in the early 90s used police to clear the homeless and attempted to give some of them housing. now let's go to willie brown. in the late 90s, he saw the dotcom boom, and through gentrification, many people were displaced. still, brown was the first to start the affordable housing movement. he had good intentions, but in the end, said, quote, homelessness may not be solved. gavin newsom from 2004 to 2011 had a different approach and called it care, not cash. remember that? which meant no more cash payments, no more handouts. instead that money went towards housing. now that program got a lot of people off the streets, but in the end, he too said, we w

happened the controversy exploded at espinoza's funeral was huge van in san francisco and senator dianne feinstein got up and made a speech calling for the death penalty. >> and she got a standing ovation. >> all the police officers stood up and calmly was alone, sitting down in an op-ed published a week after the funeral, harris said in part district attorney is charged with seeking justice, not vengeance i am bound by oath and law to make decisions about what charges to bring, not based on emotion, anger, or politics within 48 hours of a suspect's arrest they should not have been killed. >> he should be alive today. and there was a lot of anger associated with that. and i understand that but i made a decision as i was elected to do based on the facts and the law harris's tenure as da had its ups and downs, including a huge drugs scale handle inside the department, it came out that technician for the san francisco police department crime lab had been regularly skimming drugs from a lab. and this mattered because she was frequently testifying in cases for people who had been caught with drugs here

. >> representative adam schiff, he's running for the senate state long held by dianne feinstein. supporters and the sacramento area poll show that shift is leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. although garvey continues to warn he should not underestimated. schiff was talking about affordable housing today. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see country going house. want to make sure we preserve our democracy because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> and the matchup between shipping garvey does mean california will not have a woman in the senate for the first time in more than 3 decades. election day, as you probably know. coming up, november 5th. and the south bay volunteers have been working on cleaning up the los gatos creek trail. san jose's mayor posted this video. he says the 40 volunteers replaced graffiti with artwork and they have been picking up trash along the trail. the stern grove music festi

until election day, representative adam schiff, who's running for the senate seat long held dianne feinstein the campaign trail yesterday in northern california. you know, with supporters in sacramento area polls show she of leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits, although garvey continues to warn that he should not be underestimated. schiff spoke about affordable housing >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see country going house. want to make sure we preserve our because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> matchup between shipping garvey means california won't have a woman in the senate seat first time in more than 3 decades. election day is november lots of new state laws going into effect today. among them, a new california law will require bars and nightclubs to offer drug testing kits and 11% tax that added to the cell of both gunsu ammunition. police are no longer going to able to stop you. if you have an expired t

democrat schiff is polling well ahead of republican steve garvey in the race for late senator dianne feinstein'sa harris vies for the white house. >> her longtime pastor in san francisco is launching a nationwide prayer campaign for civility in the race. reverend amos brown kicked off 100 days of prayer at yesterday's service at third baptist church. >> we are gathered here this day, more importantly, to pray that there will be peace, civility, love, common sense, and indeed, respect for the worth and dignity of all people. >> reverend brown says he decided on the campaign after a discussion with the vice president and interfaith leaders. he says the nation faces a, quote, stark choice end quote, in november, hoping prayer can help avoid what he called, quote, the worst mistakes of the past. >> if your commute involves bart, service is fully back up and running this morning. officials say system wide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire near the 12th street oakland city center station saturday night. that station, as well as the 19th street, fruitvale and lake merritt stations,

until election day, representative adam schiff, who is running for the senate seat long held by dianne feinstein the campaign trail yesterday. he met with supporters in the sacramento area posted shift leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. although barbie continues to war, they should not be underestimated. she spoke about affordable housing. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health that's the direction i want to see country going want to make sure we preserve our because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> well, the matchup between shivon garvey means california won't have a woman in that senate seat. first time more than 3 decades. election day is november 5th. and we got a lot of new state laws go into effect among them. a new california law will require bars and nightclubs to offer drug testing kits. 11% tax will be added to the sale of both guns and ammunition. police are no longer going to able stop you. if you have an expired tag of less than one month, law

against former major league baseball player steve garvey in the race to replace the late senator dianne feinstein. >> my view is run scared or run unopposed, so i'm running hard. >> schiff held a meet and greet with asian american leaders at the oakland asian cultural center sunday, calling on the justice department to combat hate crimes against the asian community. >> that that, you know, prohibits people from feeling safe to go out of their house. >> garvey has campaigned on border security, crime and says there's no greater problem in california than the homeless crisis. >> it's a big issue for us here in oakland, but i don't really see many like people talk a lot. i don't really see them doing a whole lot, garvey wants to focus on mental health, addiction treatment and affordable housing. >> schiff agrees and wants to expand tax credits to expand affordable housing with a renter's tax credit, similar to what homeowners get. >> and unless we're building hundreds of thousands of units of housing every year, we're not going to solve this problem. >> the public policy institute of california poll

age question is something we have been thinking about and washington a lot lately with senator dianne feinstein, with leader mitch mcconnell, and it is a question that americans are looking to us and wanting to know why do we have to keep having this discussion with politicians? senator we will have you back on. thank you. and thank you, bill for joining me today. >> bill: great to be with you, aishah let's do it again soon. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may happen, including pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. wegovy® may cause low blood sugar in people with diabetes, especially if you take medicines to treat diabetes. tell your

until election day, representative adam schiff, who is running for the senate seat long held by dianne feinstein the campaign trail yesterday in northern california met with supporters in the sacramento area. social shift leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. continues to more than he should not be underestimated. schiff talked about affordable housing. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see country going house. want to make sure we preserve our because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> well, a match-up between kevin garvey means california won't have a woman in the senate seat. the first time in more than 3 decades. election day is november lots of new state laws are going into effect today. among them, a new california law will require bars and nightclubs. so now offered a testing kits. the drug testing kits and 11% taxes added to the cell of those guns and ammunition. police will no longer be able to stop your car if

ruth bader ginsburg, dianne feinstein, but he did it. it is 8:00 p.m. now.>> it is. almost. we are waiting and i think we should also speak to our own anticipation. we have been here so often because it has been an incredibly historic chapter and the moment is upon us. it is just before 8:00 p.m. on the east coast and we are now moments away from president joe biden's first address to the nation since he s

francisco, i also helped the careers of speaker of the house, governor geven newsom, senator dianne feinsteinss other politicians. the difference is that haris, the only one who , after i helped her, said that i would be charged if i even accidentally jaywalked while she was in office as district attorney. well , in latvia they are seriously preparing to fight with russia, those shots were taken not far from the terikhov checkpoint, teeth appeared there for the first time dragon, however, they were installed only in a very small area, they were quite easy to bypass, that is, they worked according to the manual of ukrainian officials of the kharkov region, who simply stole the funds allocated for... border crossings were not allowed, but the americans are obviously going to escalate. another confirmation of the new us arctic strategy appeared today. the need for it is explained by major changes in geopolitics. the pentagon believes that the arctic is becoming a platform for strategic competition. russia and china are becoming there increasingly stronger, but the west must respond. in particula

many times every mayor since dianne feinstein has tried a variety of approaches. bad as ever, and it's heartbreaking. so many people living and dying on the streets. will the governor's new directive work? time will tell. but what really matters is what the governor himself said. no more excuses. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on social media at dan ashley abc seven. >> that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for spencer kristen larry biel, all of us. >> we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and that we'll see you again at the. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerf

against former major league baseball player steve garvey in the race to replace the late senator dianne feinstein. >> my view is run scared or run unopposed, so i'm running hard. >> schiff held a meet and greet with asian american leaders at the oakland asian cultural center sunday, calling on the justice department to combat hate crimes against the asian community. >> that that, you know, prohibits people from feeling safe to go out of their house. >> garvey has campaigned on border security, crime and says there's no greater problem in california than the homeless crisis. >> it's a big issue for us here in oakland, but i don't really see many like people talk a lot. i don't really see them doing a whole lot. >> garvey wants to focus on mental health, addiction treatment and affordable housing. schiff agrees, and wants to expand tax credits to expand affordable housing with a renter's tax credit, similar to what homeowners get. >> and unless we're building hundreds of thousands of units of housing every year, we're not going to solve this problem. >> the public policy institute of california pol

representative adam schiff, who is running for the senate seat long held by former senator dianne feinsteinpporters in sacramento also shift leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. although garvey continues to warn he should not be underestimated. she spoke about affordable housing. >> we need to make sure that people are working hard earn a good living. they can have secure retirement, you can access quality health care. that's the direction i want to see country going house. want to make sure we preserve our because i think we are at critical inflection point. >> matchup between shipping garvey means california won't have a woman in the senate for the first time in more than 3 decades. election day is november 5th. lots of new state laws going into effect today. among them date, rape testing kits are going to be required to be available tonight. club customers and 11% tax is going to be added to the seller, both guns and ammunition. police will no longer be able to stop your car if you have an expired tag or less than one month and law enforcement agencies are now

it's the city of nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein, kamala harris. i spoke to the vice chair, guys, of the san francisco democratic party here, and as excited as she is, she did say that's a concern, kamala harris is a woman, and she doesn't know how the rest of the country will vote about that. >> i think some people in america are still not ready to vote for women, and unfortunately that is the reality. in san francisco, we're doing a better job. we could still improve, but we have elected a female mayor. we have elected a female d.a., we have a lot of female leaders in our city, but a lot of americans just aren't ready. >> and so that's concerning to you? >> that's concerning to me as well. >> reporter: so a big rallying cry here was to get enthusiastic democrats to go to battle ground states and as the mayor said, to show people, quote, the real kamala harris, that's the driving message in san francisco today, guys. >> liz kreutz, thank you. >>> kamala harris has already had a busy 2024 in the battleground states. among them, michigan, she's visi

democrat schiff is polling well ahead of republican steve garvey in the race for late senator dianne feinstein'sla harris vies for the white house. >> her long time pastor in san francisco is launching a nationwide prayer campaign for civility in the race. reverend amos brown kicked off 100 days of prayer mat yesterday. service at third baptist church. >> we are gathered here this day, more importantly, to pray that there will be peace, civility, love, common sense, and indeed respect for the worth and dignity of all peoples. >> reverend brown says he decided on the campaign after a discussion with the vice president and interfaith leaders. he says the nation faces a stark choice in november, hoping prayer can help avoid what he called the worst mistakes of the past. >> if your commute involves bart, service is fully back up and running this morning. officials say systemwide delays this weekend caused by an electrical fire near the 12th street oakland city center station on saturday night, and that station, as well as the 19th street, fruitvale and lake merritt stations, lost power and had to cl

ruth bader ginsburg, dianne feinstein, but he did it. it is 8:00 p.m. now. no it is not, wait a minute. >> it is. almost. we are waiting and i think we should also speak to our own anticipation. we have been here so often because it has been an incredibly historic chapter and the moment is upon us. it is just before 8:00 p.m. on the east coast and we are now moments away from president joe biden's first address to the nation since he was diagnosed with covid. it is also the first time we will hear from the president since he announced on sunday that he will not be running for reelection in the fall and that he may endorse his vice president, kamala harris, to take over the top of the ticket. president biden will address the nation from the oval office, a venue typically reserved for somber, important speeches. this will only be the fourth time he has address to the nation from behind the desk since the start of his presidency. this could be the most consequential set of remarks in president joe biden's long and accomplished career and record of public servic

death penalty for cop killer's even though her same san francisco fellow san francisco democrat dianne feinstein wanted to kamala harris also has to answer questions about what's happened over the last 2.5 years. she was not just a part of the conspiracy of silence about joe biden's decline. she was the leader of it. she has said time and time again that he's fit as a fiddle, that he's sharp as attack when robert hur in february refused to bring criminal charges against joe biden, in large part because he said he was a failing, feeble, frail, old man, kamala harris came out and savaged him in the most strident terms. so the american people deserve to know what did kamala harris know? and when did she know it is interesting you and others have been very critical of joe biden when he was running saying he couldn't serve another four years. >> but when the democratic party and joe biden himself agrees with you, finally, you criticize them, isn't that a double-standard john, what i've always said is that joe biden was obviously declining. >> he probably wasn't fit to be president, but even if he was

francisco, and i also helped the careers of speaker of the house , governor gavin newsom, senator dianne feinsteintrump proposed independent candidate robert canody jr. is giving a top job to his administration in exchange for electoral support , the washington post reports. negotiations between them began immediately after the assassination attempt. trump said his ear wound has almost healed. he replaced the bandage with a flesh-colored adhesive plaster. trump also said that at the time of the assassination it was assumed that he had several wounds and was wanted. put him on a stretcher, but donald did not want to. the assassination attempt on trump itself was the biggest failure of the secret service. america throughout its existence, acknowledged its director kimberly cheatle. at the same time, according to her own words, there has not been a single dismissal in the department related to the attempt on the life of the ex-president, there have not been any, but there will certainly be, there will be. most likely, cheatle was summoned to congress to testify under oath, she looked like a double st

namesake reminds me never doubt a small group can not change the world nearly 40 years thin dianne feinsteinr board of supervisors john and harvey milk successor harry officially dedicated it plaza at the intersection castro and market the entrance to the recently completed muni station for house bill for nearly that time the broader lgbtq it has been two decades since the first city sponsored design expectation for the transformation into a great public space and more since andrea started raising funds to pay for this design work and eventually construction drawing to make this plaza possible. for most of that time andrea the friends and especially the deputy director have stunned that dream even in moments not seeing how it would come true the castro is in the an easy neighborhood the violation for harvey milk plaza not free of controversy but thanks to the friends it feels like we're getting close the redesign of house bill plaza will honor had it with monument is for this around the glazing word hope and gathering space and blow ground space and castro muni station will be a welcoming an

male, mayor tom bradley from l.a. , a latino male, henry cisneros , mayor of san antonio, and dianne feinsteine long runway that have been paved by women like geraldine ferraro, senator amy klobuchar, and she paved the way for all of us and he ran for president. there are opportunities open to us every step of the way, even in loss. just being there and being in the game is a big step. >> i remember when walter mondale, being from minnesota, announced geraldine ferraro. i literally remember what she was wearing. the polkadots and the white pearls and i thought anything and everything is possible picks are regardless of what happened , that motivated a whole bunch of young women to think, i can do this too. and to think that donna planned this screening this week, months ago, is kind of incredible as we look at kamala harris. i think one of the things we talked about and speaker pelosi talked about and senator dole ran last night, is there are still challenges. it was so easy, we could play the game, name your favorite woman president. we can't because there's never been one but it just shows w

ablyly led by david who you may knowf was the chief of staff to the late dianne feinstein for many years and he was originally hired by me at my capacity as a member of the house. you haven't mentioned when the nds was written mentioned when they were created. but i underscore again we think and you said it to the threat to u.s. national security and our interest are greater than at any time since world war ii more complex than any threats from the cold war. significant is needed we recommend fundamental change and other government agencies do business by the way they incorporate private sector technology a full embrace of our partners and allies. shorthand for this is it we recommend using all elements of national power. our report includes actionable recommendations which we will highlight in just, a moment including onete that is being implemented today. that is telling the public a grade of the threats are. sadly, we think and i am sure you agree the public has no idea how great threats are in is not mobilized to meet them. public support is critical tempo at the changes we need to m

biden is more of a dianne feinstein. comments like his staff will get mad if he talks too much.makes comments about going to china to invade taiwan, instead of the traditional strategic ambiguity. i think that he hopes the trump campaign. -- helps the trump campaign. rank-choice voting would see if kamala is the next choice or who the next choice is. there was a comment, joke about it, that kamala would be a good candidate if a meteor struck. the thing about -- c-span has a lot of transparency. there was a show on monday about covid. i have long covid. host: kevin, we are going to stick to the topic this morning. top democrats questioning president biden's path to victory. we are getting your response to that. there have been nine house democrats, rank and file, who have publicly called on biden to withdraw. let's look at those names, as we hear from dottie in tennessee, independent. caller: good morning. i want to say that, all of the senators, democratic senators and congressmen, should be backing their president. all the way. that anybody who has not read the 2025 program tha

jordan: diane -- democrats made comments dianne feinstein made 40 years ago. that is politics today. they look at what he says, how he was on meet the press on sunday. he knocked it out of the park. i am not too worried about that. it is called being human. that just happens. rachael: there is nothing trump once more than a hard-core maga person. what about his senate seat. showed the vance -- the trump vance ticket when the election, ohio governor mike dewine is going to be appointing someone to take that seat. you and governor dewine are not exactly close. very different types of republicans. would you take that job if offered? rep. jordan:rep. jordan: i'm focused on winning. you have to win first. . i want to help president trump win. i want to help our senate candidate. i have campaigned with him. i have campaigned with mccormick in pennsylvania. helping house candidates. i was in minneapolis when we just left the event. we heard the news of the tragedy in pennsylvania. we have to win first. focus on that. we have a lot of work to do. the remainder of this