consideration of other senators and i will yield first to senator feinstein. then we'll go to senator sessions i guess. >> thank you very much, mr. , senator leahy. i very much appreciate this opportunity. thank you very much and i want to thank our witnesses here today. i also, chuck, i hope you will thank tom nasif for the negotiation of those specific wage wage numbers. arturo, iters hard to call somebody by their last name when you sat for some hours together. so i want you to know i don't know a labor leader in this country who cares more about his people, who is more dedicated, more reasonable and i want you to know that it is just been a real pleasure to work with you. and chuck, i can say the same thing. the sessions were long. they were six, seven hours at a time. you all negotiated over weekends. we went back and forth. through the course of this, it was easy to sort of come out with what was necessary. one, was that there was a deep belief a lot of the blf studies on wage rates were skewed. and, therefore we needed a new process. the farmers wanted

feinstein. the senate will be in order. mrs. feinstein feinstein: thanky much, madam president. this amendment is offered on behalf of senator mccain and myself. ladies and gentlemen, tobacco is not just another crop. it is the cause -- largest preventable cause of cancer deaths in this country. exactly 443,000 people die every year. it costs medicaid an additional $22 billion. in 2004, a special assessment of $9.6 billion was authorized to buy out tobacco farms in the united states. that has one more year to run. we subsidize tobacco crop insurance. we should not, this country should become tobacco free. it will save lives. i urge you to support this amendment. mr. burr: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: madam president, i speak in opposition to the amendment and let me just say to my dear friend from california, who i really respect, the tobacco buyout was not paid by taxpayers. it was paid by the tobacco companies. it happened several years ago. and the only program that tobacco farmers participate in today is crop insurance. l

like senator feinstein was talking about.hat's when it becomes out and that's where the truth becomes muddled. >> and the beirut bombing in 1983, service members killed respectively on a landing strip there. the president taking responsibility. i was looking at the time. sam gibbons of florida saying i've only got three words. lebanon, reagan's vietnam. senator fritz, the troops in this situation borders on the criminal. sitting there hunkered down at the end of a runway waiting to the killed. on and on he goes. a tragedy that became a political issue here in benghazi somehow becomes a scandal's what is the difference between tragedy and actual scandal? >> it is the insertion of politics. and if you are a republican who feels that this is a cover-up, you feel you've been vindicated this week. the democrats feel that the republicans are trying to smear the white house with this. and i think actually for the american public, the points of whether there were 12 different versions of the talking points and the e-mails that were s

[laughter] there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part of this is to ban large capacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds. we have federal regulations and state laws that prohibit hunting ducks with more than three rounds, and yet it is legal to hunt humans with 15 rounds, 30 rounds, even 150 round magazines? >> hold on a minute. it is legal to hunt humans? [laughter] not even in texas. [applause] we have heard a lot of unintelligent garbage coming from politicians, and feinstein might just win the prize for that one. or maybe not. over in the house of representatives, she has some competition. take a look. >> in february you introduce the assault weapons ban and mont foresman protection act of 2007. it would regulate semiautomatic assault weapons, including those that have this pistol grips. and those with a barrel shroud. what is that? >> i think the more important thing is that it would have banne

senator feinstein is a co- sponsor of this amendment. a 1993 american people were confronted with the terrorist attack on the world trade center. one of the instigators was on an expired student be set exposing a major vulnerability of the immigration system. americans mandated that the immigration and naturalization service create a system that tracks and monitors foreign students. and unfortunately that system was not operational when the terrorists hijacked a plane. because was frustrated the mandate on the agency was ignored, and the computer system to attract foreigntudents had not yet been implemented. unfortunately while it is up and running today it is so antiquated and the federal government remains incapable of answering those who entered the country are students containing educational institutions. this is evidenced by the recent news that one of the acquaintances of the boston bomber was on a student visa. his status was terminated. the information should have been reported through the system. and eventually made its way to t

there is also senator dianne feinstein. wasn't it what you think our guns should be banned. >> step up and ban these weapons. the other very important part of this is to ban large apacity ammunition seeking devices. those that hold over 10 rounds. we have federal regulations and state laws that prohibit hunting ducks with more than three rounds, and yet it is legal to hunt humans with 15 rounds, 30 rounds, even 150 round magazines? >> hold on a minute. t is legal to hunt humans? not even in texas. we have heard a lot of unintelligent garbage coming from politicians, and feinstein might just win the prize for that one. r maybe not. over in the house of representatives, she has some competition. take a look. >> in february you introduce the assault weapons ban and ont foresman protection act of 2007. it would regulate semiautomatic assault weapons, including those that have this pistol grips. and those with a barrel shroud. what is that? >> i think the more important thing is that the wood been a large capacity clips. >> i re

chairman. >> senator feinstein? >> i'd like to call up amendment feinstein 4 which is co-sponsored by senator cornyn, and i want to thank him for his support. since 9/11 u.s. citizenship and immigration services, cis, has worked with law enforcement and the intelligence community to develop anti-fraud mechanisms and security screening measures to enhance the security screening process used for its asylum and refugee programs. so today biographic and biometric checks are done by checking asylum and refugee applicants against databases maintained by the department of homeland security, the fbi, dod, state and the national counterterrorism center. this amendment would essentially codify these national security checks that cis is currently conducting as part of the asylum and refugee process. and, therefore, secure that they will be continued. in addition, the amendment would give secretary of homeland security the flexibility in the future to utilize other federal records or databases that would enhance the cis screeni

flake. >> senator feinstein, and made a mistake earlier. i thought you had finished your amendment but you have another one? >> or microphone? bythis is co-sponsored senators cornyn, flake, and cruz. i thank them for their support. this has to do with creating some additional border federal judgeships and it would create judgeships andl convert two to permanent, three in the eastern district of california, two in the western district of texas, one in the southern district of texas, and two in arizona. it converts the central district of california to a permanent judgeship, and one in arizona, to permanent status. these are all districts with a very heavy caseloads in which immigration makes up a big percentage of a criminal files. it is paid for by a $10 increase in civil filing fees as an offset. understand, senator grassley, you have a second agreement? providing58 whistleblower protection for employees of the judicial branch. congress has consistently recognized the value of whistleblowers in government. i co-sponsored the whistleblower

i'm giving the gavel to senator feinstein. i'll be back in a few minutes. >> i've only got two minutes of comment. o you better hurry back. >> senator grassley, you're on. >> thank you. this amendment is for the purpose of doing what we do with a lot of other wages and figures that are in government programs. this bill to s in inflation. this bill has several feespenal people who want to work in the united states. some of the fees are due upon application for legal status. some are due 10 years down the road when they apply for a green card. in fact, the entire legalization process in s. 744 is funded through fees. both the fees and penalties are to be deposited in a fund that will be used to help pay for the massive administrative costs as we legalize people. we don't know whether the fees and penalties will cover the cost of the bill. so my amendment takes a small step to help ensure that these fees will cover those costs. so it adjusts the fees and penalties for inflation. and there's a lot -- there's a lot -- a lot of disc

diane feinstein joined him.n also chimed in where they were making the case, if you support immigration reform, you can't have immigration reform without that. in watching that kind of choreography, it struck me how that gang of coalition on both sides has really stuck together. you've had republicans who are trying to peel off marco rubio and trying to offer ways to get him off of it and he's fought them off, and here you have democrats basically doing the same to their base. >> yeah, i think it was watching the -- i mean, there were points at which senator graham was saying, senator flake was saying, look, we've taken it from our side on some of our amendments and we've stuck with you, which i think was sort of a key note that, like, as these votes come up tonight, you better stay up with us as well. they did, actually, they did vote on that would deal with family unification, and that was a situation where those same people where senator durbin and senator schumer said, we need to protect the gang of 8 and vo

and i yield to senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i think you are exactly right. i agree with much of what senator grassley has said. however, this amendment essentially prohibits changes made by the bell, taking effect until a year after the director of national intelligence commit it for congress. a review of the intelligence community's and inspector general for the handling of the boston museum. this would prevent changes to the adjudicatory process and the student visa program from taking effect until this is unrelated with a report on the boston marathon, the amendment requires the intelligence community to include two items. asylum process, student tracking. we're not part of current reviews and are not within the scope. review has already begun. it is narrowly focused on the possession and what was done with it with information sharing. specifically, the inspectors general told the staff that they are focusing on this and what information the intelligence community have on the family before the attacks took place as well. was

a sus hermanos, o a sus hijos casados, mayores de 31 anos, pero sobre todo que la senadora diane feinsteinra aliviar eso. estamos decepcionados la oficina de la senadora respondio que fue necesario hacer compromisos para lograr un proyecto que pueda ser aprobado por el senado. no esta haciendo suficiente para representar los intereses de la poblacion inmigrante de california sot: queremos que ella sea una voz mas fuerte para mantener las familias unidas en esta propuesta de ley y tambien ser mas agresiva en contra de las deportaciones 37;08 estos grupos tambien quieren que a indocumentad os que se han rehabilitado y salido de la vida en las pandillas, se les de una oportunidad, porque dicen la rehabilitacion si existe. maria villalta/organizacion carecen 1:34 si existe, yo estoy frente a usted, yo no soy la misma persona que yo era hace 10 anos, yo estuve involucrada en pandillas, yo me recupere de eso la cosa es darle tiempo y paciencia a la gente mientras tanto la organizacion new america media tambien efectuo hoy una conferencia telefonica donde organizaciones explicaron que se concentr

plus, response from democratic senator and chair of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein. later our roundtable on the political impact of benghazi and the other news. the immigration fight, the economy as the stock market takes off, and the alarming number of sexual assaults in the military. what should be done? >>> from nbc news in washington, and the world's longest-running television program, this is "meet the press" with david gregory. >> and good sunday morning. the president and his administration under fire now on two fronts, news just this morning in the developing country over the irs targeting of conservative tea party groups. the associated press reporting this sunday that will senior irs officials knew of the targeting as early as 2011, contradicting recent public denials by the commissioner. in the growing consciousal investigation over the administration's response to the september 11th attacks in benghazi, libya has the white house now on the defensive. that's where we'll start right would you now with the republican leading the investigation into these mat

and dianne feinstein is right.ering up a horrible misjudgment makes you definitely eligible for the president that she can seek office and that is amazing. >> feinstein is right. using her as a point32 times they are making it a political issue. >> republicans can leave it to the democrats. there are plenty of democrats who don't want her to run. >> all you have to do is raise enough doubt whether or not she should be president. >> i recommend eric bolling. before we talk about his presidential run in the e block we have to do the d block and that is the gonell verdict. kimberly is there and will explain what is next for the doctor. don't go away. ♪ >>> this is a fox news alert. philadelphia doctor kermit gosnell found guilty on three counts of murder. let's go to the courthouse where kimberly is standing by. kg? >> hi, andrea. hi, everybody. dr. gosnell faced 258 counts and found guilty of 238 counts. in fact, there has been one update. tuesday the sentencing phase is going to begin. they moved it back one day. th

senator feinstein did you want to say anything? >> i will pass thank you. >> senator schumer. >> senator -- senator hatch. he spends a a great deal of time on this legislation and we believe it is sound, balanced, a sturdy ship that will now begin its voyage. we believe we have taken all the considerations into account and we have come up with a fair bill where no one gets everything they want. but at the end of the day, it will mean dramatic improvement for the american economy, for the american people and will make our immigration policies much more in sync with what is good for jobs and america. and i would ask my colleagues here what we do is grounded on the fundamental premise that americans will support commonsense solutions to both future immigration and the 11 million who are living here in the shadows but only if, only if they are convinced that there will not be future waves of illegal immigration in this country. this bill is far and away the strongest bill that has been put together that has a chance to pass in terms of

next speaker, please. >>> supervisors, i'm arthur feinstein. i'm chair of the bay chapter of the sierra club. well, as you know, we've bev only seen eye to eye with rec and park. [speaker not understood]. and if we only listen to the powerpoint that was presented to us, it's a bowled over, what an incredible organization it is. and yet we know from our interactions with pd that there are problems there. we have [speaker not understood] park closed for [inaudible] can make money off it. there's ongoing privatization in various parks of this city park system. in order to fund the gap that you guys [inaudible] through rec and park. there's no question there is a money problem. privatizing our precious park space. and the park space we do have [inaudible] and that brings us to the gardeners. and while the powerpoint made it seem like there was no problem at all, you're hearing now what the problems actually are. it would have been nice if rpd had actually come in and said, here's the problems, this is the problem we're having with the union and we'

bill was more comprehensive than the toomey mentioned compromise and it would have the senator feinstein that would have stopped. it from happening because we have banned high capacity magazines we would have to reload at least twice to kill all those people talking about the background check that at least had a better generationally was the background check bill in the senate do you recognize that it won't come here oh no it's not this is that is what you claim that is the point listen we can sit here and we can sit here and debate the minutia of this all we want to and i think as a twenty percent forty percent of human killing machines are sold to people with no check whatsoever when you buy a car you have to get in the missions check you have to get a driver's license check your tags all of that i oppose of that and that's not in the constitution so good i'm glad you could sure the answer to that i hired out of life people are going to hit me it isn't because naive i mean really what. team is made to kill people what does that mean because it's not made for hunting well it would destr

dianne feinstein told me i voted in favor of filibuster reform. she did but a very weak form of it that does nothing to actually reform the senate filibuster rules. you don't even have to stand in the senate, like jimmy stewart the talking filibuster. you can threaten a filibuster. what she voted for would not do anything to resolve that. without leaders like feinstein who is very well respected seen as a centrist, institutionalist, without her it goes nowhere and she is showing no signs of changing her mind. she came out of the early gun debate there moaning about oh, my god we need 60 votes for everything. lady you didn't even vote to change the rules. that's where she is on this. >> i think we have to stop the tour there with lady, you didn't even vote to change the rules. joe garofoli. >> that will be on twitter soon, i'm sure. >> joe garofoli, you can read joe and his blogs there and his articles and everything about joe garofoli. thanks so much for being on the show. still to come, we held him off as long as we could but today brett erlich g

and next, feinstein seven, grant program operations.next, feinstein eight, maritime. 24, clarifying the role of the dhs amendment. the -- so there are five democratic, six republican amendments. i want to move them -- they're now pending and they've been called up. i'd like to vote enblank. >> could you give us the numbers. >> i just did. >> there's probably a lot of people who -- >> i yield to senator grassley. >> senator feinstein asked for the number. >> i have a question on your amendment. because as i understand it, it would prevent the federal government from collecting any border crossing fees for pedestrians or passenger vehicles. are fees such as this needed for us to establish an effective entry-exit system so we know who is entering the country and whether they actually depart, and the second question i would ask you, does it apply to passenger vehicles used in commerce? >> no. this -- my feeling is we're spending enough on fees and taxes already as americans to protect our border. this is basically a toll going across the bo

and so as we do these things i'm going to continue to talk about our need to support senator feinstein's national effort for the assault weapons ban that she had in the 90's and that expired in 2004. it's going to be a lot more comprehensive and we need to have that. it's going to be an uphill fight, as president obama has reminded us, but we have it keep talking about it. we have to keep it in the forefrupt. we have to keep the pictures of our youth in front of us in everything that we do. this is what i am willing to do and again continue asking everybody for help in the city because the more i do that, the more of the graciousness of our community comes out because this is not something that just law enforcement can do, it's got to be our whole society acting together. thank you. (applause).

feinstein six, feinstein seven, feinstein eight and her run of 24. >> i have a question on your mindhat because as i understand it would prevent federal government from collecting border crossing fees for pedestrians or passenger vehicles. our fees such as the sine to establish so we know who is entering the country and whether you take apart? a second question i would ask you, does it apply to passenger vehicles used in commerce? >> now, my feeling is we're spending enough on fees and taxes already as americans to protect our border. this is basically a tool that tells her customs agents, our border people who become toll collectors instead of law enforcement. anybody who lives in a border state does the number of communities connect did. to tell people who pay a fee going back and forth makes no sense. >> mr. chairman. >> mr. chairman, thank you for introducing the leahy event. which would prohibit the department for a border crossing fees to give people an idea of the size and scope of over talking about through the radio, texas and the lan port of entry, 1.7 alien tracks at that

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go ahead, senator feinstein. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would have some concern about going from one year to nothing. that doesn't mean that somebody has the rest of their life to figure out an asylum claim. it seemed to me that if you wanted to go from one year to five years or two and a half years, that that's a reasonable period. but to have no limit, i have a problem with that. >> i'm open to that suggestion too. if we can find a reasonable statute, i don't think we call it a statute of limitations, but a reasonable -- >> right. >> where you know, withhold the vote for now, but what -- if i understand senator durbin, so on both parts of my amendment you think we could, we ought to consult? >> let's try to do that. >> okay. >> the amendment is withheld at no prejudice of the senator from iowa. and the next amendment -- >> mr. chairman, can i just comment on that? >> the amendment is no longer before -- >> well, i know, but -- >> i know the senator wants to talk about a lot of these things, but i wonder if we might -- >> it's very impo

senator feinstein is right.if you paid a democrat, you would like to be named after -- i couldn't do that in an hour. it will cost you less than $100. when it comes to verification, e-verify will work. the best solution for all in the country is to turn our pay per car to a biometric to protect american jobs. we are not going to do that because costs so much money. count me in forgetting there one day. senator sessions, count me in for having having a biometric system applied. orhave not shown the will desire to do that. there are technological barriers. the current system is not where we need to be. berent law, nobody seems to driving toward that goal. we have had a lot of time to do it. our bill improves the current system to make us all safer. >> mr. chairman? the biometric system has not failed. it is being used across the government. ,hen you go in to get a visa you get a biometric identifier that is read when you exit or come into the country. when you enter, they are doing 30,000 inquiries a day in the un

on the democratic side senator feinstein, cingular, senator merkley. on the republican side senator blunt, senator johanns constant alexander and senator hoeven. >> secretary, welcome to the committee. i've always thought your job may be the best job in the federal government. i hope for your sake i'm right, it's a child the job with great opportunities. we haven't had chance to vicki goetze i'm going to spend my time talking to you a little bit about a big project in missouri, the arch project. a lot of cooperative effort has gone into that zone for your predecessor, mr. salazar was there three times. two times there with mr. lahood who does a tiger granted i don't know if it's my without the arch sets but it is separated from the rest of sort of the downtown mall by interstate 70. the tiger granted seems to be played in places which will connect the park to the rest of the old federal courthouse with the dred scott case was and a lot of other public land in town that is not necessarily federal and. this is i'm told maybe has the potential, already is

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equally and he actually said all of those things that was the undertone and just yesterday's dianne feinstein leads off her press conference with the pastor to say if you're a good christian you have to be for gun control otherwise you don't care kids are getting killed all around the country. this is what the left stands for now. there are several police worth pointing all i will divide into two sections. first what it is the face and the other is how we fight them because it is the overwhelming attempts by the love to silence the debate to shut us out hankou people into being quiet because it is much easier to go around your daily business if you don't hate every minority. ♪ . .

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this comets a project for myths bay that started with senator feinstein. the old waterfront endless of our city and making them vibrant economical engines and housing opportunity for san franciscans. the city streets are built out at street level but the city still can partnership with the giants. it meets the open space goals and with theentral subway project it the intersections of third and fourth streets. it's a great project for the supports franchises and we strongly urge that's approval. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> morning michael with the iv w with the local 6. we commend the giants on they're hard work in working with the communities and the labor on bringing forgot the project. it's feasibly responsible and a good use of this property. i began working on the shipyards and watched the myths bay projects going up and finally, to see the new police headquarters and the housing and hospitals and the low. housing and all the pieces coming together it's an exciting project. it's tendon look to to shape and we need to move forward and i ask

>> he's angering veteran democrats with california's dianne feinstein calling him arrogant during then control. >> i'm not a sixth grader. jon: of course not. no, sixth grader with any sense of self-respect would still be in the senate. but those are democrats, of course. they're going to hate senator ted cruz. as long as ted's own party has his back. >> he's also raising hackles among the old guard in his own party. when he questioned defense secretary nominee chuck hagel's financial disclosures, john mccain gave cruz a scolding. mccain went on to call crews a wacko bird. >> jon: oh, no, you didn't. did you not call someone a wacko bird because that is a weird insult. and nobody really knows what that means. i mean you're not a sixth grader. so what did cruz say to hagel? to get slapped with the wacko bird label. >> i don't know if mr. hagel has received funds directly or indirectly from foreign sources. it is at a minimum relevant to know if that $200,000 that he deposited in his bank account came directly from saudi arabia, came directly from north korea. we don't know what it was.

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senator feinstein remembers the debate that we have over it. "usa today" has just written an article about it could -- about it. blames itriggs primarily on the airline's objectives. it is not a technological problem. senator feinstein, you are correct in that the government has established a system to collect fingerprints and pictures of every foreigner entering the country. they get that at the embassies before they get their visa. when they come, they are clocked in on the system. it is basically when they go out that we do not have the system working. so, secretary riggs said the failure -- the further we get from 9/11, the less interested congress has begun in insist -- become in insisting that we have an exit system. we just lost our will along the way. that is pretty much what michael chertoff, who is also with homeland security after riggs said is the gold standard for saysity, and "usa today" they remain convinced biometrics are the way to go. these are not people making partisan charges. after being heads of this organization, they re

center feinstein. -- senator feinstein. we have enough here. first hearing in february on comprehensive immigration reform, a key consideration for me was the pathway to citizenship not be a false promise. the hearing with secretary napolitano last month reassured the requirements in the bill are achievable. the committee worked in a bipartisan way to reject efforts to put up a list of preconditions being nothing more than obstacles to reach that goal. and workede met through scores of amendments. efforts a lesson in democracy. commitment to the fairness and compromise. this morning we continue our work and will conclude consideration. hoping to do that quickly hopefully we can do that quickly and turn our attention to nonimmigrant visa provisions in title four. hese are very important to copperheads of reform. i want to see us improve -- comprehensive reform. we all know that companies like ebay hot -- yahoo, google have benefited. we need to do more to keep these companies and american workers in this country. the american taxpayers have help

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consulate in libya, but california senator dianne feinstein said she has looked at the same evidenceand doesn't see it. brian moore has the story from washington. >> in washington, a war of words over the talking points that followed the fateful attack last september on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. >> i would call it a cover pupp. i would call it a coffverup in e extent there was willful removal of information that was obvious. it was obvious. >> new testimony in recently discovered documents this past week revealed the talking points about the attack last september 11th were changed. changed a dozen times before u.n. ambassador susan rice took to the sunday talk show circuit. they said the obama administration covered it knew was a terror attack to protect the president's campaign weeks before the election. democrats say it's about the 2016 election and hurting former secretary of state hillary clinton's chances of running. >> and every effort has been made to turn it into something that is diabolical. i don't see that. >> this was a squabble between two agency, the cia an