senator feinstein really helped to restart this. i want to personally thank her for her leadership in doing this. may god be with her as she is helping run the country in these very part-time -- very hard times. this 30th anniversary is very special for us. this year, we have more marines and navy personnel, and coasties and we have ever seen before. it is growing. it has been a tradition and it is also something we chairs, being part of a great city and country. i want to make sure we understand that this has been and always will be our opportunity to honor the men and women in our military for their dedication and devotion. san francisco will always carry on this tradition in the best way possible. thank you all for coming. [applause] this is also a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the very first navel-aviation exercise to take place in 1911 right off the san francisco bay. there is so much more to recognize. we have the return of the uss carl vinson. that is special for us. in 1984, mayor feinstein help us celebrate and ad

feinstein says durky managed the political campaign since '90.o far she has not entered a plea. >>> i'm going to put this down. a new report just released this morning sure to add fuel to the controversy over cell phone radiation. why some researchers claim the devices are more hazardous to our health than we thought. >> reporter: more on the 15 car pile up that kill indy driver dan wheldon coming up. >>> a silver and black tribute to the >>> good monday morning. quiet locally in southern florida almost a tropical depression there strong storms perhaps flooding rains. elsewhere across the country a few showers and storms rolling through kansas city this morning. so far no airport delays if you need to check on your flight or the weather across the nation or locally check out our website at abc2news.com. >>> if you own a cell phone and who doesn't, you want to hear this. new study claims the government used the wrong testing method when it determined that radiation levels are safe. the survey says the levels were tested using plastic mannequin hea

the last time we did this on when mayor feinstein became mayor -- supervisor feinstein became mayor, under difficult to infanta's. in this case, we had more for morning. we have the ability to come up with a deliberate process. >> we knew almost immediately it would be a challenge. the charter does not have time frames associated with how long the board president could be the acting mayor, nor how long the board could wait for them to appoint a successor bayer. that was compounded by some questions that surfaced around multiple board nominations, whether or not they could participate in the process. it was not until an outside counsel was retained that some of those answers were provided, that a board member could not nominate themselves, that they could not participate in the process, if neighbor interested in being nominated to be the successor mayor. >> san francisco citizens never had a loss of opinion during the public comments. several suggested the more experienced board to make this election, rather than the new board in january. >> there are two problems with the new board c

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

. >>> senator dianne feinstein told her colleagues that a new gas line pipeline bill does not go farenough. and as carol hanh reports now from washington, feinstein says that leaves californians in a dangerous position. >> reporter: the issue of pine line safety became personal for california after the san bruno pipeline went up in flames. so why did senator feinstein tell her colleagues there's still plenty of reasons for californians to worry. >> we're earthquake country. these pipes are all underground, they are in dense places. >> reporter: it's because the new bill does not include several recommendations made by the national transportation safety board like requires shut off valves especially in populated areas. something that pipeline safety. >> it's crazy that you can open your garage with a remote control. but you have to drive in traffic and shut off this big valve? >> reporter: the vice president told lawmakers the company is bringing on a chairman as a safety adviser. >> he's going to help assure that the steps we are taking are as responsive to the ntsb's recommendations

feinstein claim the bank knew she was stealing but did nothing to stop it.rkee managed the financing since 1990, durkee was arrested last month. so far she has not entered a plea. >>> mcdonald's get ready to launch mctelevision. business report ahead. >>> new report just released sure to add fuel to the controversy over sell phone radiation. some researchers claim the devices are more hazardous than we might think. >> reporter: more on the 15 car pile-up that killed indy driver dan wheldon, coming up. >>> the raider nation pays a silver and black tribute to the late al davis. >>> good monday morning. patchy fog along our coast. otherwise, a warmer day in store across the entire state. mid 80s sacramento, chico, upper 60s in tahoe starting out around 30 this morning, 80 yosemite warm in the desert 102 palm springs. will the warming trend last? i'll let you know. >>> if you own a cell phone you want to hear this. new study claims the government used the wrong testing method when it determined that cell phone radiation levels are safe. the study says the govern

that's been, of course, a very good friend and still our senator, senator dianne feinstein as well as our former secretary of state, george shultz, both of overwhelm are very business today and can't be here. i want to give a personal nod to their leadership as being our honorary co-chairs. both of them have been working really hard behind the scenes to make sure that we put fleet back into the term fleet week and they have been instrumental historically to make sure that we honor this tradition and found the support to grow this very big event. i also want to thank the many sponsors and government agencys that have come together to have stepped up for the fleet week, all the activities, especially our public safety departments, our police and fire, our management of our transit authority, our sfmta, our port, our recreation and parks department and our airport and, of course, as a mentioned, our department of emergency management. and today, we have representatives from the u.s. navy as well as the canadian navy in addition to the marines, the u.s. coast guard. i want to thank all of

take vo ---es por eso que la senadora por california diane feinstein, planea presentar un proyecto dende dar permisos de trabajo a los campesinos. ---bajo dicha legislacin los trabajadores del campo, no podran solicitar la ciudadania ni la residencia permanente. ---la ley... tendra una vigencia de 5 aÑos y segun feinstein, esto le dara al congreso mas tiempo para crear una reforma migratoria mucho mas integral. cu ---un cientifico de aqui del area de la bahia, es uno de los ganadores de ....ni mas ni menos que del "premio nobel" de fisica de este ano. ---es investigador y docente de la universidad de california en berkeley y pilar niÑo nos cuenta la importancia de su premio. take pkg take pkg junto a su hija, familia y colegas de trabajo saul perlmutter un cientifico de la universidad de berkeley celebro hoy la noticia de ser uno de los ganadores del premio nobel de fisica.... saul perlmutter/ganado r del premio nobel en fisica 1:54 i feel fine but por que la pregunta? hacia las tres de la manana un periodista me llamo y dijo como se siente, y yo le dije bien, pero porque la pregunta.

we'll discuss what happens with the senate intelligence committee, dianne feinstein. and herman cain sooars and mitt romney holds steady and rick perry stumbles. we'll ask our sunday panel where we stand in the gop presidential race . the power player of the week holds the key to our national treasures. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. with the economy stalled and washington deadlocked we begin today with whether our government will do anything to help get americans back to work? joining us is house majority leader eric cantor who was pushing the republican agenda. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> guest: good to be here. >> chris: senate obama and democrats said you are the face of republican obstructionism calling you out by name. >> i would like mr. caintor to come down here to dallas and explain in the jobs bill does he not public in. >> chris: we'll get into what you oppose in a moment. but speaking generally. how do you feel about eing the new political villian according to the democrats? >> guest: i guess a lot of

nancy pelosi, feinstein, personally writing letters. i think we are well covered. what do you think, commissioners? i'm going to hand over to you. today, i'm feeling -- today is a blessed day of peace and justice. the family has been struggling for so long. their determination to keep on fighting -- to name an adequate and appropriate place of honor for betty ann ong. some of you commissioners might not know betty as a lot of us knew her, but she was a hero even locally. my co-band member -- yeah, i do motown on the side. she was hit by a vehicle on the 101. car flipped over. the first one by coincidence there -- the angel who came to her rescue happened to be betty ann ong. she is a hero locally and nationally. time is up already. president buell: you get a little more. that's a warning sign. >> good. [laughter] these are old-timers. we all grew up in chinatown. i had come scouts there. we had our dances there. we got in trouble there. we all agree up in chinatown and we love the ong family. today, there should be no tears, except tears of joy. finally, san franci

should respond is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, diane feinstein. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you were saying just before we went on the air, people still don't believe this. persuade them that this was real and answer two questions for me. how high up in the iranian government did this go and what does it tell you about what was going none tehran right now? >> i was first briefed in the beginning of september. it sounded doubtful because of the cast of characters and the operative was the department 400, part of the iranian revolutionary guard, the elite unit that really is sent out by iran into various areas that finances terrorism et cetera. and i didn't believe it either. but as it turned out, it is very real. and what it represented was a rather unique effort between our drug enforcement administration, fbi, cia, a kind of coming together of agencies to collect intelligence both human and signals intelligence. >> chris: what is the single most compelling evidence that this is real? >> let me just finish. th

senator diane feinstein joins us from a classified briefing on the libyan developments.ted states might have played in finding gadhafi, flushing him out of the hiding? >> we learned nothing about the specifics of what happened to gadhafi. i think it's pretty clear, candidly, that he's dead and i think now there's an opportunity for libya to move forward to put all of this behind them, to show that they can make a real contribution to the world as a stable country with real democratic values. >> nato has said that it was involved in firing at a convoy and believes gadhafi was in that convoy and was wounded, and the rebel fighters came along quickly and took him into custody. any information at all on the coordination there? >> no, not at this time. >> what is your concern going forward in the sense that, i want you listen right here, this is peter bucard of human rights watch, he said so many weapons are missing including dangerous surface-to-air missiles. let's listen. >> in every city we arrive and the first thing to disappear are the surface-to-air missiles. >> we're t

feinstein says dirkee has managed men elections. dirkee was arrested on federal fraught charges and has not entered a plea. >> the lead are 0 of the san diego republican party got busted for setting up fake twitter can'ts in the name of democratic opponents. he ridgesterred the unused names of several of his opope thens on twitter and then used those can'ts to tweet ridiculous comments. >> trike -- trying to fool home he is me. >> a twitter tradition, and obviously the democrats didn't like that. >> what's frustrating is that the voters, and the average voter, is out there saying, you know, we hate politics because of this sort of thing. >> alan: twitter made the san diego republican party president ditch the fake accounts and then erased his personal feed. >> in oregon, con controversy after a mother and child were kicked off the bus. the driver tells the mom that if she can't stop the crying baby, she has to get off the bus. the mom got off the bus, and at the next stop, all the passengers got off in protest. after an investigatio

senator feinstein said the blast was preventable and blamed a series of failures.s it has taken a series of steps to prevent future pipeline explosions. >>> eldorado county is finally righting a historic wrong. three dons graves were moved from an old gold rush town to a cemetery near folsom and the headstones stamped with an ugly slur. they are now being replaced. as robert lyles shows us, a group fought for the change says rewriting history won't bury the past. >> last spring, cbs 5 introduced you to eldorado county's dirty little secret. the tiny mormon island relocation cemetery, where this nation's ugly racial past was not buried, but memorialized in stone. >> it is going to come off of those tombstones. >> the n word chaise led into three dozen tombstones not by pranksters, but the army corps of engineers. >> it is a disgusting offense that needs to be cleared up once and for all. >> 82-year-old ray and michael harris say they have been fighting for a decade to bury these monuments of hate, but bureaucratic finger pointing, even the army corps of engineers le

. >> i want to ask you, congressman king, diane feinstein telling kate bolduan a few moments ago, i'm reading off my black ber, it's surmising on her part, before a country goes after an ambassador in a third country like this, that they would have had the acceptance of the government, i don't see how this could be done any other way. what is your information or sense here of how high this does go in the iranian government? >> well, again, i just surmising also. but i also know that chairman rogers, the intelligence committee, he basically has the same as senator feinstein. that's mine as well. you could not have planned something of this magnitude without the very top levels of the iranian government knowing it. the supreme leader or the president. this is such -- again, this violates all international law. basically, you're talking about an act of war. i think we have to -- the united states has to consider taking significant action. i don't think sanctions alone are enough. i think we should consider actually deporting or removing the iranian officials at the u.n., the staff at the

you heard dianne feinstein say that she believes there was not just one but more plots. do we have any information that would lead her to come out of the briefings with just that? >> well, we do know that these plotters, according to u.s. officials, were thinking about -- i'm not quite sure how you can say how well planned it was. but they were thinking about contemplating actions against terrorist acts against the israeli embassy in washington and potentially in buenos aires, argentina. we do know that other people could have been involved. the treasury department says that he, the main person who was dealing with this, arbabsiar, said that he needed four people to carry out that attack. or maybe there weren't any. he was just naming a number. that was actually from the mexican defining how main peonye he needed. so there could be certainly other people or other plots involve involved, potentially. >> obviously we're talking about high level targets, the saudi ambassador to the united states, potentially the saudi embassy. those are top level. do they think the plot was

like to see what they have shared the evidence with members of congress including senator dianne feinstein the head of the senate intelligence committee who has said that the evidence she was showed was very very compelling so i'm not inclined at all to just dismiss this plot. mohamed if i can go to you i mean when i look at this time in my opinion here it's really eerie it's i feel like it's two thousand and three right now and colin powell is addressing the security council to go to war against iraq i mean flimsy stuff to say the least expects lead a cast of characters involved i mean how is what's your reaction to this i mean and we have to remember this is an election year and i want to go into that dimension as well. well first of all i'd like to add that just recently the iranians released to the two supposed hikers who enter into iranian territory through iraq a military zone and an area where terrorists have been american forces were also stationed in enter the country illegally one of them's father was was was in the israeli army. the iranians released them and that was a goodwill

i started my public service journey when i was 8 years old. 8 years old, i met the then dine feinstein who was mayor and she took the moment to talk about the importance of public service and it was in a brief two-minute exchange that she planted a seed in me that has come to bear fruit which is why i'm here today. ever since i was in the third grade, i've been walking down this path of public service. so to my future senators and business men and women and doctors and entrepreneurs and engineers and architects, i welcome you to the table, to the -- what is it, the hundred million club? the one million dollar? i've increased the vision. 100 million sounds better to me. that's the ron conway club. sign me up. i welcome you to the club because we have a lot of work that needs to be done. we won't be able to get it all done in our lifetime and we must continue to pass on this torch to continue to move things forward and mr. omar, where you are? come join me up here, please, sir. i want to present -- this is one of the best parts of the job. you get to present certificates of honor to reco

we have had 43 mayors, and our water for mayor feinstein was appointed to the office. when we look at issues surrounding our city, we do not talk nearly enough about violent crimes against women, about breast-feeding policies, about maternity leave policies, about what it is like to go through menopause and what we need. real health care coverage for one and two -- for women. job balance, and what it is like for child care and all sorts of things we're faced with. i can attest to the fact we worse still ignored as we thought through to fight for legislation that sometimes fail. to ensure that the bid is 6% of the women in this city had their rights of health. as we move into this election, it is incumbent on all this to tavon -- pay attention to those issues. i will ask for one of your three votes. and as you to go to my website. and look at what i have to say about our wonderful city. thank you for being here tonight. [applause] >> my great grandparents came here from hawaii in 1890. they settled in at bernal heights, and they stayed here until 1906, until the earthqu

. >> dianne feinstein said a few moments ago, i'm reading off my blackberry, that it is sur prooiz mizing on her party but before a country would go after an ambassador of another country in a third country just like this, they would have had the accept dance tans of the government. i don't think how it could be done any other way. what's your sense or information of how high this does go in the iranian government. >> again i'm surmising also but i know chairman roger of the intelligence committee he has the same opinion as senator feinstein and mine as well that you couldn't have planned something of this magnitude without the top levels of the iranian government and knowing the supreme leader, the president. this is such -- again, this violates all international norms, violates international law and basically you are talking about an act of war. i think the united states has to consider taking significant action. i don't think that sanctions alone are enough. i think we should consider actually deporting or removing the iranian officials at the u.n., the staff at the u.n. and iranian in

senator dianne feinstein's campaign is missing nearly $4.7 million. a recent campaign finance report blames unauthorized expenses made by feinstein's former campaign treasure. in a civil complaint the senator is suing mr. dirky of burbank, his firm and first california bank. feinstein claims the bank knew he was stealing from her and other federal officials but did nothing to stop it. she said dirkky has financed the finances of many of her campaigns since 1990. he was arrested last month on federal fraud charges. so far she has not entered a plea. >>> the leader of the san diego republican party got busted forsetting up fake twitter accounts in the names of democratic opponents. the local gop resident registered the unused name of his opponents on twitter and used those accounts to tweet ridiculous comments. among his targets were four city council candidates and his democratic chairman counterpart. >> he was trying to fool people to think he was me as he did with the democratic party. >> set them up as parody account. it's a long time twitter tradit

. >> dianne feinstein said a few moments ago, i'm reading off my blackberry, that it is sur prooiz mizing on her party but before a country would go after an ambassador of another country in a third country just like this, they would have had the accept dance tans of the government. i don't think how it could be done any other way. what's your sense or information of how high this does go in the iranian government. >> again i'm surmising also but i know chairman roger of the intelligence committee he has the same opinion as senator feinstein and mine as well that you couldn't have planned something of this magnitude without the top levels of the iranian government and knowing the supreme leader, the president. this is such -- again, this violates all international norms, violates international law and basically you are talking about an act of war. i think the united states has to consider taking significant action. i don't think that sanctions alone are enough. i think we should consider actually deporting or removing the iranian officials at the u.n., the staff at the u.n. and iranian in