a high profile auction from the estate of the late senator dianne feinstein.art jewelry, furniture and photographs once owned by the trailblazing senator who is also former mayor of san francisco. the collection is called legacy of a state woman. it's on display at bonhams in san francisco through thursday. the pieces come in from her homes in san francisco, washington, d.c. and colorado. the collection includes expensive jewelry and fine art, but also includes political memorabilia. among the items for sale, this photo of senator feinstein at the white house with a personalized note from president biden and presidential signing pens, including the one that was used by president clinton to sign emergency aid for california after the 94 northridge earthquake. the proceeds of the auction go directly to the feinstein estate. joining us now is victoria gray from bonhams in san francisco. inside the gallery. i believe you are where many of the things are on display. victoria, thanks for being with us tonight. my first question is always why? why does her family or

senator dianne feinstein are going on the auction block. the legacy of a stateswoman. ens october eighth on the auction block. art, political memorabilia, jewelry and furniture owned by feinstein. feinstein was the longest serving female senator in our nation's history. she passed away last year at the age of 90. among her items up for auction will be 70 pieces of jewelry, including a four carat diamond ring, which is expected to go for as much as $65,000. thanks for joining us. i'll be >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. hurricane francine hitting the u.s., landfall near new orleans. that system now on the move, and the destruction tonight. >>> also breaking, the earthquake hitting california. the images from los angeles and the aftershocks now. >>> donald trump's decision in tonight, will he debate kamala

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>> the bill would change the name of the 50 united nations plaza federal building to senator dianne feinsteinederal building. sunday marks one year since feinstein's passing the bill will now head to the house. and after the break, we'll take a look at this warm up that's coming our way as we head towards the weekend. details and timing coming up. >> okay, bill, thank you. but now let's go to ktvu frank mallicoat with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at 7:00, right here on ktvu. all right. >> heather. good evening everyone. we'll get back to today's final a's game in oakland with a look ahead of the team's future. we're learning more about what it will take to transform las vegas tropicana casino site into a state of the art ballpark for the team. we'll break down what developers have planned for that ballpark, and a new lawsuit over a piece of baseball history last week. fans scrambling to claim the ball that put dodger shohei ohtani into a coveted club of his own. that ball is set to hit the auction block tomorrow with legal wrangling over it. far from over.

[applause] as well as the late dianne feinstein. whom we miss very much.it wasn't too long ago the country didn't want to talk about violence against women is a national epidemic let alone something the government had to address. society often that the way in so many places violence against women wasn't a crime. it was referred to as a family affair. we were told it would cause disintegration of the family but that's what i'd got accused of this it would cost a cent raise in the family not a joke. that was a full-blown campaign and this one angered me the shelters we were putting into place were nothing more than indoctrination centers indoctrinating -- into police department specials victims units there was no national hotline to call, none. that was the background when i first signed the act 1990. my goal was to do more than change the law but to change the culture of america. [applause] i mean it. to provide more protection and support for survivors to obtain accountability for perpetrators. the way looked at it i come from, is raised by a data gentle a

next here to the new honor for the late senator dianne feinstein at lake tahoe. the crimes also, they were just caught on camera with san francisco businesses. >> are now being targeted by burglars. and what one owner had to do right after her store got hit. also the fight against drug addiction. how a new law is saying it will hel it's a matter of saving lives. that's the message today from a california state lawmaker in san francisco assemblymember matt haney talking about his bill. >> that is focused on the opioid crisis and getting people the help they desperately need in order to deal with this kron. four's terisa stasko joins us now live in the newsroom with more details. side just in this assembly bill proposes a long list of measures that its sponsors say could make a transformational difference for those suffering from opioid addiction. >> new policies to protect lives. that's the goal behind assembly bill. 2015 now before governor newsom. this will save lives. it will greatly increase the number of people we're in rolling in treatment and getting off of

you're watching today in the bay senator dianne feinstein. and if you've got some money to spend, you can even take something home with you. it is a new collection called legacy of a stateswoman that will be going up for auction next month. but right now it is all on display at bonhams in san francisco through tomorrow, all of it owned by feinstein and her late husband, richard blum. it's not all art and jewelry. it also includes political memorabilia like a photo of the senator at the white house with a personalized note from president biden. there are also presidential signing pens, including one used by president clinton to sign emergency aid for california following the northridge quake in 1994. the auctioneer says proceeds will go to feinstein's estate. senator feinstein and her late husband, richard blum, had multiple residences across the united states from san francisco, aspen, colorado, a large home in washington, d.c. so they they have a lot of collections and that they had spent decades building. the auction will take place october

. >> the west shore trail in tahoe city is going to be renamed to honor the late senator dianne feinstein. officials are planning to add plaques, highlighting her many contributions to lake tahoe. feinstein played a pivotal role in bringing national attention to the lake first through. to the lake through the first lake tahoe summit in 1997, a formal dedication ceremony will be taking place sometime next year. >> fall is approaching and some fun at san francisco zoo is as well more than what we're talking about next. >> plus, lawmakers working to make sure kids don't go hungry while in school. the program they're working to put in place and the opposition they're facing. >> welcome back. in a fight against childhood hunger. some lawmakers want to guarantee school students across the country receive free or reduced price lunches. california has gone far with this already, but this is a national effort to go here to help make sure more kids get meals and to reduce the paperwork by linking lunch eligibility to other assistant programs. kron four's washington correspondent basil john reports.

. >> the west shore trail in tahoe city will be renamed to honor the late senator dianne feinstein. officials plan to add some plaques, highlighting her many contributions to lake tahoe. feinstein played a pivotal role in bringing national attention to lake tahoe through the first lake tahoe summit in 1997, a formal dedication ceremony will be taking place sometime next year. >> coming up in sports, the niners back on the practice field today as they get ready for monday night matchup with aaron rodgers and the jets sports director jason dumas. let us know. well, everybody's feeling coming up i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners had their first full practice of game

senator dianne feinstein are going on the auction block. the legacy of a stateswoman. auction opens october eighth on the auction block. art, political memorabilia, jewelry and furniture owned by feinstein. feinstein was the longest serving female senator in our nation's history. she passed away last year at the age of 90. among her items up for auction will be 70 pieces of jewelry, including a four carat diamond ring, which is expected to go for as much as $65,000. thanks for joining us. i'll be >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. hurricane francine hitting the u.s., landfall near new orleans. that system now on the move, and the destruction tonight. >>> also breaking, the earthquake hitting california. the images from los angeles and the aftershocks now. >>> donald trump's decision in tonight, will he debate kamala harris again? >>> and tonight, the scare on the runway, the passenger plane slamming on the brakes to avoid another plane. >>> first tonight, 24 hours after making landfall near new orleans as a category 2 hurricane, francine now m

. >>> dianne feinstein's art, jewelry and memorabilia going up for sale at an auction in los angeles you can see some of the items right now including a 2016 picture with joe biden, a framed letter with jimmy carter and more. the legacy of the states woman auction is happening on october 28th in the los angeles. a preview is happening today through wednesday. >>> time now for a look at what is coming up later. >>> coming up on cbs mornings, a billionaire and a grammy winner walk into a studio, bill gates and john batiste are teaming up for a great cause and they will be here to tell us about it. >>> it's that time of the year when temperatures are dropping and kids are getting sick and dr. celine gounder joins us to talk about the best time to get flu shots. >>> david has an inspiring story involving two strangers and the lost envelope of cash. all of that and more coming up at 7:00. >>> small businesses are grappling with rising costs in a post-covid climate. there is less traffic in cities as work from home patterns continue. kenny choi explains why mom-and-pop shops are facing a g

ask diana -- dianne feinstein's driver or [ unintelligible ] there are fewer chinese people in the kitchenetteen used that correct letter is a thick leap to call the -- cover his withered of deception. putin has done a lot of things to be sure that that was 100% democrats. seattle liars who signed that letter also signed kamala's endorsement. she be so happy to do that provided someone reads it to her. so they are doing the same thing they did 4 years ago, and for the same reason. it is not enough harris is just rehashing biden's ideas. no she is rehashing his dirty tricks to get elected. she can't even be original when she's being dishonest. so cool these endorsements weigh? will just look at who is telling you to vote democratic. the cia, the irs, dyck cheney, taylor swift. all deceptive forces of evil. especially swift. look which he has done to her boyfriend. the season he is scoring last -- scoring less then a manager come coffee shop. she pretended to be a country singer to become american sweetheart then turned on the hotter thinner and female liz cheney. but who won america was on the

we now have chinese spies arrested, that comes after dianne feinstein...and then also iran that's not just astroturf ng these pro-palestine anti-israel encampments but they still have a hit out on president trump who just survived a shooting attempt two months ago. >> the russians are trying to promote donald trump because they keep using campaign terms like this. put these on the screen. record inflation, halting of economic growth. crime coming from people of colour and immigrants. constant lies of the u.s. political party administration about the real situation in the country. that's all russian propaganda. that something you hear every single day in this country. >> it seems like an attempt to dismiss any criticism that you may be hearing about biden or harris has deb's -- disinformation rather than having a conversation. it's interesting they are still the supreme entity to be discussing all of this win in 2016, they mess up in 2020, your membership -- you remember the censorship of hunter biden's laptop happened because a number of officials said thi

he didn't fall for he fell into you look like dianne feinstein they are all up they are all liberal liberalcongressmen and senators and stuff. >> easily compromised dumb domes harsh like it's coming for you. >> think about it they are the most vulnerable because we trust everybody because de i come on and she's like i like equity the best i make some equity from the ccp how about me and i wouldn't doubt that she also by dated eric there i wouldn't put it past either them as they both clearly have a type i'm glad you brought up ronald reagan because like reagan i hate communists and i'll tell you how much we hate communists september 28th in pennsylvania tickets are at their website join me there. and a true capitalist, exploiting a segment to cell something. alien probes and plugs. >> greg: don't use them at the same time. alexa get back for being partisan hat then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased

didn't want to go, we all saw that, but he did something that donald trump and other people like dianne feinsteini did my quibbles with the man, let us not forget anita hill, so i think he owes black women something, and i think he's making good, but it bears noting that given the proximity to power is very uncommon for someone to have that level of access and to give it up and to put the country and the well-being of other folks over their own ambition. i think it's one more way that the democratic party, at least in this moment is winning the argument, that other side, they're not like us. so, i think this is a black girl magic moment to be quite honest with you. i think this is the moment that we see that black women have been saving democracy over and over again. they showed in 2012 they would be the critical difference in obama securing a second term, and doing this organizing so we didn't repeat 2016, but it bears noting that joe biden will go down in history as a president who has completely transformed the ability of this democracy to wall over the multi-cultural bridge together by being

also a trail in tahoe city will be renamed to honor the late senator dianne feinstein, the tahoe city, public utility district board of directors unanimously approved the move to rename the west shore trail. officials planned at plaques highlighting her many contributions to the lake. feinstein played a pivotal role in bringing national attention to lake tahoe through the first lake tahoe summit. back in 1997, a formal dedication ceremony will take place sometime next year. hunter biden has changed his not guilty plea in his federal tax case to guilty on all charges. this comes just before jury selection was set to begin president biden's son was facing misdemeanor and felony charges in the case alleging he failed to pay at least 1.4 million dollars in taxes over 4 years during a period in which she's acknowledged struggling with the drug addiction. hunter biden entered an alford plea, which is where a defendant does not admit guilt but acknowledges prosecutors have enough evidence to gain a conviction. we are now exactly 2 months away from the presidential election. and former presid

maria: dianne feinstein, eric swalwell, governor of new york with aides that are tied to the communistan extraordinarily serious problem. at its peak, the soviet union had 500 agents of influence in the united states including one who was as high as undersecretary of state. these are real problems. you have to have a very aggressive counterintelligence program, and you have to recognize that china is trying to defeat the united states. maria: yeah. >> this is -- they are for all practical purposes psychological hi and politicallyly at war with us even hoe it's not a physical war. -- then and we need to behave accordingly. maria: which is why we highlight the admiration tim walz has had for communist china which is incredibly disturbing. mr. speaker, thank you, sir. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back. >> thank you. ♪on ♪ abuilt-in engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you arou

even dianne feinstein was upset about that and spoke publicly about it.r violent protesters on the anniversary of the iraq war? sound familiar to now? she had 124 arrested with video evidence. decided to dismiss every single one of those cases. when it came to illegal immigration happen happy to promote sanctuary city in san francisco. these are her beliefs. the facts that she runs away from them when she wants to appeal to people who are not california lefties does not believe she does not hold her value have the not changed. >> lawrence: interesting, m.k., when you look at the pundits and us that follow this for a living, we look at the debate between her and former president trump in a different way. things that we would have done differently, but then when you look at those dials when it comes to independent voters, they looked at it much differently, so i'm just curious. is this the policy stance continue to lose the independents in this race right now? >> i think people have a gutted feeling that an export from california to the rest of the country

of america and so effective at getting close to leading democrats look eric swalwell look at dianne feinsteinhelped by a chinese by at local elections, what is going on. >> is among other things the new democrat party flaunting with the globalist and they don't see a problem with china, that the other side of the equation that the democrat party does not see a problem with totalitarian regimes and government. bernie sanders who honeymooned in russia. i'm talking the ussr and now you tim walz who's taking dozens of trips taking his class to dozens of trips in china and the virtues of china. these folks don't get it that these people that they nuzzle up to are our enemies. imagine how shocked they are when our enemy is inside of the gates that they invited them into. linda sue was on a conference call in the pandemic that the competent interpublic was not invited to with the new york state government regarding the response and whether china was involved. what do you expect when you do things like that. >> it is worse than that for years beginning in 2016 the democrats were screaming russia, rus

the late senator dianne feinstein's art jewelry and memorabilia going up for auction in los angeles next month, and you can see some of the items now, including a 2016 picture with president joe biden, jewelry worn by the senator, and a framed letter from president jimmy carter, and lots more. the trailblazing lawmaker died at the age of 90, nearly a year ago now, and the legacy of a stateswoman. auction happening october eighth at auction house bonhams in los angeles. a preview at bonhams san francisco. happening today, going through wednesday a new study out of australia suggesting people who travel and experience new adventures in life may age a bit slower than everyone else. researchers say that traveling can offset what the body is able to slow down or slow down your body and your mind here really relaxing when you're on vacation preventing that decline. that's because when people travel, they meet new people. they have new life experiences and often take part in relaxing activities like yoga and spa treatments. can never say no. the san mateo county sheriff's office is calling out

there's a trail in tahoe city that's going to be renamed in honor of the late senator dianne feinsteinhoe city, public utility district board of directors unanimously approved this move to rename the west shore trail. officials plan to hire ed some plaques, highlighting her many contributions to lake tahoe. she played a pivotal role in bringing national attention to lake tahoe through the first lake tahoe summit in 1997, a formal dedication ceremony will take place next year. the san francisco giants have agreed to a long-term contract extension with 3rd baseman matt chapman. it is for 6 years and 151 million dollars. this includes a 1 million dollars signing bonus. chapman is a four-time globe gold glove award winner. and he's known as one of the best defensive players in the sport. the 31 year-old joined the giants in the offseason and is now going to stick around with this contract through 2030. if look for u.s., women's national soccer icon alex morgan has announced that she's going to retire the 35 year-old posted a social media media video today saying that her final professional

. >> many of the late senator dianne feinstein's personal items are on display this week at bonhams sanncisco. the auction house in the financial district. items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each. and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. that's more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days. san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor in san francisco. >> items also include things personal note things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation, and campaign memorabilia. pretty cool. >> a rodeo in massachusetts took a wild turn when eight bulls escaped and one is still on the loose. the eight bulls started running through city streets about an hour south of boston, making their way into a neighborhood. chris mooney was at home when he noticed the bulls in

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she was also sworn in by harris when she replaced the late senator dianne feinstein and in the newsworthying me. >> thanks for haing me, ari. >> you're not just in the spin room. you have been a close confidante and ally of the vice president, now the democratic nominee. what can you tell us about what you're seeing on the ground, in the room there, the preparations for tonight, and what you're hoping she gets across? >> look, ari, it's great energy here in the room in philadelphia. you have leaders from across both campaigns who are here talking about their candidates and what we all expect to see. look, i think that the vice president is going to continue the business of the democratic convention. she has -- is going to work to introduce herself to the american people. she's going to talk about what her vision is for the country, to take the country in a new way forward. and she's going to contrast that with what are the policies of project 2025, from former president trump. and i think she's going to do a lot of work to extend an invitation to voters who have not yet made up their mind

bed with them, maybe not literally, fang fang with congressman swallow well, and then send her dianne feinstein and now governor hochul, her top people involved with the chinese spy. look, the fact is that what they are trying to do, they are cultivating the field. russia now. they are setting up a reason to crackdown on social media and free speech before the next election. publicly accusing russia of a sustained campaign. and if there are bad stories about to break on kamala, you can be sure they are going to tell you it is russian disinformation because that is how they work. >> dana: can you all pull up for me in the control room the call from donald trump, he responded on truth social and i will read it white try to find it. "comrade kamala harris and her department of justice are trying to interfere in and suppress the election in favor of the democrats by resurrecting the russia, russia, russia hoax and tried to say russia is trying to help me which is absolutely false" all caps. in fact, president putin would much rather see comrade coming here is an office as he sternly said just this

. >> today marks one year since the death of senator dianne feinstein. trailblazing politician died at the age of 90 after decades of public service. feinstein was the first female president of the san francisco board of supervisors, the first female mayor of san francisco, and in 1992 became one of california's first two female senators. feinstein served in the senate until her death. governor newsom appointed laphonza butler to fill her seat. in a statement released today, butler said, quote, her legacy will undoubtedly inspire generations of americans for years to come. it has been an honor to serve in the senate on behalf of the people of california, knowing that i stand on her shoulders and carry on her extraordinary legacy of public service. >> three people were killed in a head on collision on highway 99 up in sutter county. the accident happened just before noontime on saturday south of yuba city. the chp says a dodge challenger heading south crossed over the solid double line and crashed head on into a nissan. one person in the dodge and two peo

elon musk says they still won't be able to interact with you, though many of the late senator dianne feinstein'ssonal items are on display this week at bonhams san francisco, the auction house in the financial district. now, items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each, and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days, san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor. in san francisco, so items include things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation and campaign memorabilia. >> for the first time, the champs of the national women's soccer league were honored at the white house. president biden welcomed the gotham football club yesterday. the new york and new jersey based team claimed the league title when they defeated the seattle r

jewelry, art and political memorabilia, all belonging to the late senator dianne feinstein, set to gofor auction soon. and up next, here on the four, we'll talk live with a representative from bonhams auction house about the unique items the public will soon be able to and we are getting a preview of some of those items, including an extensive collection of fine jewelry. >> there are also letters and memorabilia from feinstein's decades of public service as a california senator. let's bring in victoria gray from bonhams auction house in san francisco for some more details on this fascinating glimpse into senator feinstein's life and legacy. and from mayor to senator, what do you think this collection tells us that we didn't know about senator feinstein? i know her daughter says her mother often opened up the home to friends and staff and constituents. but for the rest of us, this is personal and unique. and to be able to look into her life. >> yeah. well, what's interesting is that this collection is from three of her residences across the united states san francisco, aspen, colorado,

. >> all right, well, many of the late senator dianne feinstein's personal items, they're on displayams san francisco. >> the auction house in the financial district. items include jewelry and art worth tens of thousands of dollars each, and chinese pottery dating as far back as the tang dynasty. that's more than 1100 years ago. the items will be auctioned off october 8th in los angeles. >> we thought it was really important to have this exhibit in san francisco open to the public for four days. san francisco is her hometown, and many of the paintings and pieces of memorabilia in the auction are very specific to her time as mayor. in san francisco. >> items also include things like personal notes from former presidents, roll call votes for major pieces of legislation and campaign memorabilia. well, up next is the seven things you need to know today. >> a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. >> and

. >> art, furniture and other personal belongings of the late senator dianne feinstein are going up forand we're getting a preview of some of the items that are being sold. bonhams auction house will be selling feinstein's collection, including more than 70 pieces of fine jewelry such as necklaces and rings from tiffany and cartier. some of the other highlights of the auction include scenic paintings of california landmarks that the senator kept in her home in washington, d.c. this particular painting behind me, vernal falls in yosemite, had a prominent place in her washington, d.c. home, and she would often have diplomatic functions. >> there's a great photograph of president barack obama standing in front of this painting. >> her time in the senate spans six presidential administrations and the auction includes several pieces of political memorabilia. the items are on view at bonhams in san francisco through thursday. online bidding starts october first. >> baseball greats including dave stewart, barry bonds and sergio romo were in oakland for a charity golf event in honor of the late

ask dianne feinstein, driver or swalwell's mistress or uncle's former deputy chief of staff. there are fewer chinese people in. >> the kitchen at panda expresst joe then use that corrupt letter as a fig leaf to cover his witheredtt of deception. putin has done a lot of things, to be sure l, but that was 100% democrat. so yeah, the liars who signed that letter also signed kamala's endorsement. endo ibe so happy to seea's that provided someone reads it to her. >> so they're doing the same d fo thing they did four years ago and for the same reason. it's bad reason. enough. jus harris is just rehashing biden's ideas now. she's rehashinrehashideas.g dirs to get elected. she can't even be original when she's being dishones t. so coo >> so who would thesets endorsements sway? well, just loo weigh?k who's telling a you to vote democrat. the ciwha? >> the irs. dick cheney. taylor swift. of all deceptive forces of evil . especially swift. thmean, look what done to her boyfriend. this season, he's scoring less than brian kilmeadee seasoa coffee shop. taylor pretended to be a country sin

i was i remember being on dianne feinstein homelessness task force back in the day we thought they hadess hotline we thought that was a seasonal problem will go away next year about the end of the summer who knows but, of course, it's been, you know, with us and sort of - symbolize the desperation and i want to say san francisco oftentimes goats kicked around as a unpatriotic services but the heart of san francisco and the support 3 san francisco you gave us the opportunity like the presidio and gray housing for homeless to go to treasure island and create housing for homeless vets a place like mission bay; right? and what have you all over, you know. and it is made possible no way without incredible support in the public library segment; right? the common and, of course, when we fight for the country we're fighting for that same common that's what it is all about i'm like i said been a real joy to work in this incredible place, you know, and got the support and be able to like really literally feel like you can make diverse; right? that's what it is all about improving the lives of th

senator dianne feinstein gets up to speak. feinstein was the most powerful and influential figure in california politics. and she says, "this is definitely a case where the death penalty should have been asked for." the entire church, filled with uniformed san francisco police officers, stands up and roars their applause. sitting in the church is kamala harris, just months into her new job. if you are a young person, new into your job, and someone who is at the top of their game comes in and basically calls you out in public, in front of all the people you have to work with, police officers, you can imagine how gut-wrenching that would be. >> narrator: harris stood her ground, but it would shape her approach to politics going forward. >> ultimately, david hill is convicted and sentenced to multiple life sentences. so he's never getting out of prison, but he's also not on death row. that's where she's sort of becoming known for being a little bit more cautious politically. over the course of the next decade, you see her sort of

ably led by david grannis, whom you may know, was the chief of staff to the late dianne feinstein for many years here, and who was originally hired by me in my capacity as a member of the house. you mentioned when the nds was written. you mentioned when it was created. but i just underscore again that we think, and you said it toond, that the threats to u.s. national security and our interests are greater than any time since world war ii and more complex than any threats since the cold war. significant and urgent action at is needed we recommend a fundamental change in the way the pentagon and other government agencies do business , the way they incorporate private-sector technology, and a full embrace of our partners and allies. shorthand for this is we recommend using all elements of national power. our report includes actionable recommendations, which we will w highlight in just a moment, including one that is being implemented today. and that is telling the public how grave the threats are peer sadly, we think, and i'm sure you agree, m that the public has no idea how grave the th

political mementos and jewelry and other items from the late california senator dianne feinstein are going up for auction. the auction is called the legacy of a stateswoman. it's next month in los angeles. personal items of the country's longest serving female senator in history will be up for bid. senator feinstein also painted as a hobby, and some of her works will be in the auction as well. >> our time is now 750. we're still trying to help you get to where you need to go this morning. lots of problems in the commute. frank mallicoat has some answers. >> yeah. good day to take a holiday or work from home, that's for sure. been a rough commute. we have two big rigs overturned. one was at 238, 880, in hayward. highway 24 westbound still closed after a big rig overturned right outside the tunnel in oakland. so that's not all. take a look at the map as you get a bird's eye view at the east bay. we also have two accidents working on highway 680 southbound. that's at walnut creek. top of your screen. highway four westbound. another crash in bay view. and as we zoom in, if you're coming

art furniture and other personal belongings of the late senator dianne feinstein are being auctioned,g a preview of some of the items that are being sold. bonhams auction house will be selling. senator feinstein's collection, including more than 70 pieces of fine jewelry like necklaces and rings from tiffany and cartier. now, some of the other highlights of the auction include scenic paintings of california landmarks that the senator kept in her home in washington, d.c. this particular painting behind me, vernal falls in yosemite, had a prominent place in her washington, d.c. home, and she would often have diplomatic functions. >> there's a great photograph of president barack obama standing in front of this painting. >> now, her time in the u.s. senate spanned six presidential administrations. the auction includes several pieces of political memorabilia. the items are on view at bonhams in san francisco. through thursday. the online bidding begins october 1st. well, a final farewell for the oakland a's. we'll tell you what to expect over the coming days. and the goodbye letter. the o

some of the belongings owned by the late senator dianne feinstein will be on display today in san franciscoction house bonhams is hosting an exhibit displaying some of senator feinstein's personal items, like her collection of jewelry, art, political memorabilia, furniture and design. you can see the exhibit at bonhams san francisco. it's near california and kearny streets today through thursday. >> a lot of fog. now it's not. the bases are high. they're right down on the ground. so be careful there. coast and bay, inland and not an issue here, but first day of fall. first full day of fall, i should say. and we are dealing with fog city here. coast and bay. early fog. now again it's just a sign that the high is building in the air aloft is much warmer, so it's smashing it right down on the ground inland. it won't take much, just a slight little northerly hint of a breeze. even down to livermore and hayward. half moon bay. it's just a slight one. we had a stronger offshore breeze. there wouldn't be any fog, but we have a little bit there pushing coast and bay, 40s, 50s, 60s on. the temps are

let's face it, we've seen this before with eric swalwell with dianne fdianne feinstein and her and aidey're attacked or infiltrated, rather, because they are already promoting this ideology. they want diversity, equity, inclusion. they do not want capitalism. of course tim walz, we know is a fan of china and what's to come with him, we don't know as to how he might be like joe biden might be infiltrated as well and overall it's really scary for the american public to think that china has a choke hold on our economy. maria: look, the chinese communist party has been able to get inside the gates of americe know this from make bomb pay i yow and they're undermining much of what what america is trying to purchase you sue. many of our problems, the root is the chinese communist party. china is reportedly also pushing divisive political messages in the u.s. by posing as american voters and as soldiers on x and tiktok, the scheme includes accounts posting about hot topics and criticizing vice president harris and former president trump, this comes as tiktok announces an expansion of its how t

i believe that dianne feinstein was doing it before she died. host: that is jason.s is lewis, colorado. republican. what is on your mind? caller: c-span is the worst except for the rest. journalism is dead. i like that guy coming out and he will not last too long. that being said. the constitution was written for the last caller. the person with the most votes got the presidency and the second most votes got the vice presidency. so i applaud c-span for exposing the ignorance of americans. it is just frightening. that is about it. have a fabulous day. host: troy, west babylon, new york. democrat. good morning. caller: i would would like -- that man should be in jail. host: ok. janice. north carolina, independent. that morning. what's on your mind? caller: as an independent voter, african-american and i vote for both and i was going to make a comment about your previous guest. the body language of both your people, trump and kamala harris, i do not know if i am pronouncing her name right. i have a problem with that one big time. host: i know that she pronounces it com

i believe that dianne feinstein was doing it before she died. host: that is jason.s is lewis, colorado. republican. what is on your mind? caller: c-span is the worst except for the rest. journalism is dead. i like that guy coming out and he will not last too long. that being said. the constitution was written for the last caller. the person with the most votes got the presidency and the second most votes got the vice presidency. so i applaud c-span for exposing the ignorance of americans. it is just frightening. that is about it. have a fabulous day. host: troy, west babylon, new york. democrat. good morning. caller: i would would like -- that man should be in jail. host: ok. janice. north carolina, independent. that morning. what's on your mind? caller: as an independent voter, african-american and i vote for both and i was going to make a comment about your previous guest. the body language of both your people, trump and kamala harris, i do not know if i am pronouncing her name right. i have a problem with that one big time. host: i know that she pronounces it com

the great late dianne feinstein leading the charge based on her history in the tahoe basin, help from people from john garamendi on the other side of the aisle as well as many others. i will just say this, it's a team effort, it's working well, it's gone through a development stage in the last 20-plus years but they're clicking along pretty good right now. i don't have anything sexy to say like humpback something or other or suckers like the fish from a couple years earlier, we have no razorback anything in lake tahoe but urge a yes vote and thank you. i yield back. mr. westerman: i have no further requests for time, mr. speaker, and i'm prepared to close and continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. i recognize the gentlewoman from new york. ms. ocasio-cortez: i urge my colleagues to support the legislation and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. i recognize the gentleman from arkansas. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, this is a good common sense bill that will continue important forest management efforts in