and years later, with eileen, who diane called noodle in her arms.ne in the stroller and noodle in her arms, blue angels in the sky. dianne grew strength from you, catherine, noodle and rick. we all drew strength from her. i hope it is a comfort to you that so many people mourn your loss and are praying for you at this sad time. dianne -- they asked me to talk personally about dianne, us being neighbors, and politically in the same arena. she loved cultivating people and flowers. she cultivated relationships, bringing people together. officially, personally, and romantically. you know that dianne was a matchmaker. now some of you know that. you are here, jerry brown. [laughter] george, the list goes on. last week my daughter nancy was toasting dianne and she said, thank you dianne for allowing us to be present in your happy place. dianne considers her happy place where she challenged us all. this was at the beginning of last week. little did we know. dianne cultivated people. she was loyal to hundreds of commissioners, appointees and staff, many of w

to catherine, eileen, rick and the entire family.o all the extinguished -- distinguished guests gathered, it is my honor to be here today. dianne feinstein was an icon of california. she was an american patriot, a giant of the senate, and a dear friend to doug and me. she was a student of history. she was a gifted, i will add, a very generous artist. many of us are collectors of dianne's work. and a passionate leader, simply put, she was a force. to many of you, she was supervisor, mayor, senator, and then chairman. she was recognized around the world as a leader, a standardbearer of america and of american values. yet, of course, to catherine and eileen she held the most important titles of all, mother and grandmother. so to catherine and eileen and rick, and to the entire family, my prayers are with you. i don't have to tell you that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives a life of public service, especially a person as hard-working and selfless as dianne feinstein. so to you, the family, we think you -- thank you, a

yet of course, to catherine and eileen, she held perhaps the most important titles of all. mother and grandmother. to catherine and eileen and rick and to the entire family, and doug, my prayers are with you. and i don't have to tell you -- [jet flyover] that it is not easy. it is not easy when a loved one lives in life of public service. especially a person as hard-working and as selfless as dianne feinstein. so, to you, the family. we thank you for all the sacrifices that you have knowingly and unknowingly made. over the years. which allowed her to serve. on behalf of the people of the united states, we are grateful to you. as a public servant, diane had the courage to take on many tough fights. even when she was faced with fierce opposition and political peril. and especially when her work was in defense of the constitution. and the security of the american people. diane commanded respect and gave respect. she was a serious and gracious person who welcomed debate and discussion, but always required that it would be well informed and study. and i believe that this city wh

. >> it is what dianne wants and that is what we get to >> reporter: her granddaughter eileen mariano was the final speaker. she shared touching, personal moment and a few laughs including practical advice for any woman falling in her path in public service. >> if you ever go out of town, no matter where you are going, it doesn't matter if you're going to a city or the desert or beach or mountains, always pack a black pantsuit. [ laughter ] >> reporter: mariano said she had an instant action with her grandmother. feinstein would often sing " you are my sunshine tournament before bedtime. was her final thought. >> your family loves you. we are so proud of you. we miss you and you will always, always be my sunshine. >> reporter: eileen mariano works at the mayor's office. is having a conversation with one of the staffers this afternoon. she said even as there were so many changing plans for this memorial throughout the week, it was eileen who often checked in with fellow staff members and asked how they were doing. she is very much cut from the same cloth as her grandmother. >> reporter

yet, of course, katherine and eileen held the most important titles of all mother and grandmother to katherine and rick and the entire family doug and my prayers are with you and i don't have to tlurl (planes flying overhead). >> that is not easy it is not easy when a loved one lives a life of the public service especially a person has hard working and self also and dianne feinstein. so to you the family we thank you. for all the sacrifices you have knownly and unknowingly made over the years to help her serve and on behalf of the people of the united states we are grateful diane took on the fight even with especially, when they are work was in the defense of the constitution and is security of america people. dianne feinstein commanded respect and she gave respect. she was a serious and grars person when welcomed debate and discussion but always required that it would be well-informed and studied. and owe building this city where she started had a lot of to to do with that i'll let i get in on an secret san francisco policy is rough and tumble a barrier support and this cit required

conflict as eileen mentioned. as of the first nine days of the fighting, almost a dozen journalists were killed. two were missing. eight injured and the shelling last week in southern lebanon killed a writer's videographer and injured -- writer's videographer and injured several other journalists. as several in a week or so. before last week, 60 journalists have been killed so far this year. meanwhile, there is a different and increasing threat that foreign correspondence face, wrongful detentions by hostile governments, notably russia, china, iran, and venezuela according to the foley foundation research. but, as we all know, it is not just conflict journalism. a correspondence were at risk these days. earlier this year, a tv reporter in florida was shot to death while covering a homicide and has videographer was injured. last year, las vegas review journal reporter jeff gorman was -- jeff german was stabbed multiple times and killed outside his home. clark county public administrator robert was arrested in the m

she liked hearing gospel music. >> reporter: eileen died in 2013. her sister, 2 at the time, and aunt suffered injuries. her mom and dad think about her every day. >> we are so glad that the life of my daughter was not just a number. that cause will help save lives. it means the world to us. >> reporter: governor newsom just signed a bill into law that will allow use of speed cameras in the state in 2025. san francisco, san jose, oakland with three other cities in southern california will be able to pilot speed camera programs. 33 cameras will be placed in san francisco in streets with highest crash rates as well as school zones. fines would be imposed on drivers exceeding speed limit by 11 miles an hour. there could be fee reductions for those who qualify based on financial need. among those celebrating was organization walk san francisco families and city leaders including mayor london breed. >> to see the families, the reason we know they pushed so hard is they didn't want anybody else to experience what they've gone through. we are so excited to

the most touching moment, grand daughter eileen feinstein mariano. they said she was a legend in politics and broke down so many doors for women to walk through. she was a pioneer. and a woman of many rsts. they show that continually drop the service. tht won elected to the board of supervisor1969. the first woman elected as san francisco mayor in 1978. she let san francisco are very dark times. so much compassion for the city she loves. in 1992, the first woman from calvinist to be elected to the u.s. senate along with barbara boxer. the legeary 1994 assault weapons ban. the first woman or man to ge significant legislation on a weapon ban. 2009beca the first woman to share -- chair the powerful senate intelligence committe many firsts. such armor, human being in person. she wathe matriarch and balanced motherhood and being a wife and a politician. she did it also gracefully. for more on the coverage we will bring in a reporter with more touching moments from the memorial service. sergio? >> reporter: so many stories from the people on stage that wer

rick and eileen for sharing diane with us. we all smiled when thinking of dion going to her first civic engagement. with catherine in a stroller. and then years later. it's what diane wants. that's what we and years later with diane called noodle in our arms. catherine distro noodle in our arms. blue angels in the sky. diane strength from you. do and and we all do strength from her. i hope it is a comfort to you that so many people mourn your loss and are praying for you at this sad time. diane. they ask me to talk personally about done with being neighbors as well as shall we say. i'm in the same arena. diane love can cultivating people. and flowers. she cultivated relationships, bringing people together officially personally and romantically. you know that diane. but the matchmaker. now, some of you know that you're here, jerry brown and an charlotte chilton. george, you know, the list on and last week, my daughter nancy, nancy, was toasting diane and she said thank you, diane, for allowing us to be present in your happy pla

. >> reporter: feinstein's granddaughter eileen mariano was the final speaker . >> it doesn't matterou are going. always pack a black pantsuit. >> reporter: eileen mariano said she had an instant connection with her granddaughter. dianne feinstein would sing "you are my sunshine," to her before bedtime. >> we are proud of you. we miss you and you will always be my sunshine. >> reporter: at san francisco city hall, nbc bay area news. >> all the speakers were really incredible. if you missed this or want to watch it again we posted it in its entirety on our website nbcbayarea.com, it's the top story on our homepage. >>> new developments on the tragic drowning of two toddlers at a day care. state regulators moving to permanently revoke the day cares license and find the operators $11,000. 31-year-olds fell into the pool at happy happy -- two of them died, the third was rescued and survived. even though a fence was built around the pool state licensing officials say the operators failed to protect the children from getting to the pool causing their death. operators are banned from runnin

[applause] >> thank you, eileen. thanks to the national press club and all of you for taking time to be here. c-span covering our news today. the foley foundation is deeply committed to journalist safety. we want to ensure that both aspiring journalists and freelance journalists had access to education to enable them to bear witness to current events as safely as possible. the development of undergraduate and graduate school safety curriculum. curricula in all schools of journalism. it is also accessible to freelance journalists. we currently have 20 journalism and communication schools to use that curriculum thanks to our education director. and we also have 11 schools in lebanon thanks to our partnership with the foundation to generously translated our curriculum we partnered with a company that provides virtual reality for freelancers and journalists. we even have a specialist here recently. dangerous to journalists seem to be increasing both domestically andd internationally. alreadyrnalists have been targeted in

her name is eileen. just kidding. eileen. i mean, she's cool and ivy, whatever. anyway she would be cool with it. i probably was her last name. okay. and what's her social security? okay, so, eileen in book, so i talk a lot about her. she's my closest and in high school and, you know, she had this incident where, you know, she was, you what speech and debate nerd. and she went to this tournament and she had a great time. it was out of town. it was the time leaving los angeles and she came back from this trip and couldn't wait to tell her parents about it. and then her mother picked her up. she started, you know, just bubbling over with all of this excitement. and her mother says, stop, we're going to the hospital because your father was shot a robbery this weekend. and my parents owned a liquor store. korean-american immigrants. sharon just started god. eileen just started crying because she was wanting to, like, tell her mother about this awesome trip and share with it. and, you know, there was a moment where she just felt such because here where her parents ris

she says eileen was one of the people in so many of the change in plans that she would. in with her fellow staffers at city hall and would say, are you doing okay? do you need help with anything? it is interesting, as you hear the blue angels flying over and over, everyone at the ceremony was interrupted. the nature to remember and remind everyone that dianne feinstein is the reason why fleet week is in san francisco she was mayor in 1981 when it was established apparently, she was a very big fan of the blue angels. nancy pelosi thing that she flew in the blue angels as well. quite a touching memorial to senator dianne feinstein. >> every time they flew by, the rabbi would say that is an american amen. they flew by frequently. they are reversing for fleet week this weekend. mayor dianne feinstein at the time, brought them to san francisco. you followed the career of senator dianne feinstein. she had a fire code in our car and went jump out of a fire seat. i heard a story from a biographer that she gave a man in the tenderloin district who had overdosed mouth-to-mouth res

"meet my grandmother" was written by eileen when eileen was just 6 years old.graphy of the california senator is told through the simple words of her young granddaughter. as you heard, the girls' chorus will return later and they will close the program expected to sing "san francisco." if you are looking to be around this area. traffic will be heavily affected. the perimeter of the civic center will remain closed for quite a number of hours and cyclists and pedestrians are told to,a void the area and it won't be open until tomorrow morning and expect some traffic disruptions if you are going to pass around this area. the memorial is set to begin very soon and we will continue our coverage. laura and marcus? >> good information to pass along. >> ginger, thank you. >> i can tell what a celebration of life it will be. all in-purpose city services, i should note, will be closed, understandably at city hall because of the memorial service, but you can still access services online, by phone and at other cy facilities. asor the memorial service itself, says sked you w

. >> eileen boken in support of the legislation-block 49, lot 01. the language of this proposed ordinance is clear and unambiguous. the purpose definition and controls are clearly defined, and focused on specific institutional uses. at the zoning variance hearing august 23, several items on the agenda were in the bernal heights special use district. 151 nevada, 109 porter street and 801 crescent avenue. during this hearing the zoning administrator stated, the purpose of this sud is to be more restrictive. the proposed non profits arts education is consistent with the criteria for the bernal heights as it is more restrictive. there are currently several other proposed suds. are they also consistent with the za criteria for being more restrictive? are the other proposed suds using clear and unambiguous language? to the other proposed suds have a clearly defined purpose, definition and controls? and are the the suds using principally permitted uses, versus conditional uses? thank you. >> thank you for sharing comments with committee. anyone else with p

eileen was on her way to school not long before kindergarten.en her promising life was cut short. my dghteaur died instantly, a thousand speed related crashes happening california every year, according to the nonprofit walk san francisco and breaking the speed limit is the number one cause of deadly crashes in the city. supporters gathering for a toast in san francisco monday night to celebrate governor gavin newsom signing assembly bill 645 into law. the legislature puts a new pilot program into gear, installing traffic cameras to catch speeders in the act. but drivers are split. i think there's probably better uses of money. i think that's cameras overhead to catch speeding drivers are a good idea. the cameras will track license plates of any car going 11 miles over the speed limit. the first offense, a warning the maximum fine up to $500. are we actually kind of fixing the problem? critics like oakland privacy's tracy rosenberg don't think automated enforcement is the best way to combat speeding and would unfairly target low income counities

it is what diane wants that's what we get and years later with eileen diane called noodle in our honor and noodle in here arms and blue angels in the sky. >> diane got strength from you noodle and rick and katherine we drew strength from her i hope that is a comfort to you that so many people mourn your loss and praying for you at this sad time. diane i ask you to talk personally we seen neighbors and political i should say in the same arena diane loved cultivating people and flowers and cultivated relationships bringing people together officially and diane was a matchmaker now some of you know that and were here with jerry brown and choorlt and george. quadriplegic my daughter and nancy was tattoo diane and said thank you, diane for allowing us for your presence in the happy place diane corridor forward had a happy place and she challenged us all. diane cultivated people and loyal to hearsay of commissioners and staff many are here and hear it from you. >> (clapping) i have a t-shirt and it says many have worn this i survived diane's staff (laughter) and diane cultivated flowers loved

very heavily on the notion that a significant ground incursion is coming. —— eileen very heavily.o now deal with along with this operation is also a situation that there is a hostage crisis unfolding right now. have something ever happened like that before? in light of what appears to before? in light of what appears to be an intelligence failure when it comes to this attack from hamas, how difficult do you think it will be in terms of dealing with these two fronts in an operation and also a serious hostage situation? i mean, that's unprecedented. _ serious hostage situation? i mean, that's unprecedented. israeli - that's unprecedented. israeli soldiers taken hostage, gilad sharif in 2006, only freed in 2011 in a prisoner exchange when the israelis released 1079 palestinian prisoners... i don't see any military operation that is going to have any chance of rescuing these israelis. military and civilians. men, women and children as well. that would come only through negotiation. and you are right to point out, it has to serve as a certain amount of constraint on the actions of any

. >> eileen des especiales que puede comprar fÁcilmente por internet como profesor nos dice cÓmo puedo ningÚn tipo de protecciÓn riesgoso y tomÓ la cuenta para usted y para su familia, ya volvemos. >> >> les saluda hugo ramÍrez, lo demÁs en contacto deportivo. la lÍnea chora viajamos a sudamÉrica porque argentina versus messi, el cÓrner y nicolÁs con el remate acrobÁtico y hay un ligero desvÍo, pero fue suficiente y el paso perfecto entre el minuto 53. la lÍnea >> allÍ lo veÍamos y en el estadio metropolitano feria de anotaciones, anotaciÓn de zurda despuÉs del 1 1 de matÍas olivera y vendrÍa gold uribe, sensacional y darwin o inÉs de penal y expulsaron a camelo vargas, el portero del atrÁs. >> golazo de media tijera, la vi no ten primera le saca puntos a brasil como visitante en las eliminatorias de conmebol. >> no tuvieron problema y derrotaron decio 98 y con 300 yardas y una intersecciÓn y ya son 16 victorias consecutivas y tienen marca ahora en la temporada. >> juego cuatro de la serie divisional y vencieran tres carrera a los atletas y oficialmente la serie de campeonatos, dos cua

the board of supervisors our collective condolences to her daughter, son in luand grand daughter eileen. now opening statement floor to any of you who would like to offer your memories or words of former senator diknow feinstein. supervisor chan. >> thank you. supervisor peskin. i thank you for res and i wanted to add as a first generationim guarantee to san francisco the late senator fought to preserve san francisco as a sanctuary city protecting everyone here living in the city. does in the matter your hour immigration status. want to be expressing gratitude to her legacy. and her work and this she left a legacy in her daughter former superior court judge in san francisco fire commission president feinstein my heart and prefers are with commission president feinstein and loved once today. >> thank you. supervisor dorsey >> thank you. i want to compliment you on a powerful and well written eulogy for the senator. hi the opportunity to meet diane feinstein when i first came to san francisco firstion working on a state campaign in 1990 had he was the democratic nom no for governor. mooen

. >> reporter: this is eileen.old when she was hit and killed on blue field drive in san jose. she was crossing with her family near parkview elementary school. >> she was a very sweet innocent little girl who loved playing soccer. she would always carry a small bible. she liked carrying gospel music. >> reporter: she died in 2013. her sister who was two and aunt suffered injuries. her mom and dad say she was full of life. they think about her every day. >> we are so glad that the life of my daughter was not just a number out there. that is going to help save lives. it means the world to us. >> reporter: governor newsom signed a bill that will allow use of speed cameras in the state in 2025. san francisco, san jose, oakland with three other cities will be able to pilot speed camera programs. 33 will be in san francisco in streets with highest crash rates as well as school zones. fines would be imposed on drivers observations seeding the limit by 11 miles an hour. there could be fee reductions based on those who qua

. -- eileen in michigan caller: i believe when mr. mccarthy put himself in that position. the new people that were elected, he swore the men when he took the gavel. he made them officially members of congress but they were not members of congress. until he swore the men, they did not go through the normal methodology of being sworn in and officially made members of congress when the whole vote took place. it is confusing to me how this went through. they were not members. they did not have a badge, they did not take pictures, they were not sworn in devoted. host: we got it. we go to new haven, connecticut, a democratic caller. caller: good morning. we are speaking about the war in israel. host: what are your thoughts on that? caller: when the lady said just a few -- the lady who called and i agree with her. there are american jewish people who disagree with netanyahu. they told jewish people who live in israel to come home. they did not havethey took the d and that is wrong. netanyahu is in some legal trouble two. -- too. i think they should get along and they won't do it

. >> we also heard a tribute to dianne feinstein from her daughter eileen. >> to my grandmother, i promise to always work to my long suit, to earn my spurs, to keep going no matter what, and to never forget my black pantsuit. your family loves you. we are so proud of you. we miss you and you will always, always be my sunshine. >> that black pantsuit quick was because her grandma always told her to have one with her because there is no place you can't wear one. one of many pieces of advice, the memories, the institutions that will live on because of dianne feinstein. >> always have your black pantsuit because you never know when you will need it. >> thank you so much. >>> the san francisco girls chorus performed at today's memorial for dianne feinstein, ending the ceremony with this very fitting song. >> ♪ >> a final farewell to a champion for san francisco and beyond. >>> looking like that capitol hill, the senate is not in session and service of the memorial for dianne feinstein but , as you saw, many senators from both sides of the aisle were at the ceremony in san francisco to honor the

eileen clark, reporting scotland, dumfries. time for a look at the weather.here's tomasz schafernaker. more rain on the way for that part of scotland? 5c! more rain on the way for that part of scotland?— of scotland? 50 millimetres, a coule of of scotland? 50 millimetres, a couple of inches _ of scotland? 50 millimetres, a couple of inches over - of scotland? 50 millimetres, a couple of inches over the - of scotland? 50 millimetres, a couple of inches over the next| of scotland? 50 millimetres, a . couple of inches over the next few days, triple but in some areas, lots of wet weather across parts of western and central scotland. the overall message for the uk as a whole is that it will be turning warmer, not necessarily sunny but getting warmer in the coming days. it has freshened a little compared to yesterday, a weather front went through which is now over germany. in the wake of this we have westerly winds off the atlantic and it has brought us sunny spells and scattered showers, showers possible anywhere but more frequent across scotland and northern irel