i did find it interesting last night when we asked senator feinstein for her comment, ands you know, senator feinstein has been a pretty arch reporter-- >> warner: a member of the intelligence committee. >> exactly, and a very strong ally for the government and n.s.a. in supporting these efforts. she said that she feels the subsector, subsection of violation thereas she doesn't have authority over, she should now perhaps gain authority to review some of those that have to do with foreign

i love to work with senator feinstein. i would love it if you would work with me to make sure that we get the reporting requirements right as we move forward with the bill. would you do that? >> absolutely. i would be glad to do that. >> i want to comment all for the witnesses here for their candor and on one at single out mr. inglis. i have been advised that you have always been clear and straightforward. classifiedis in sessions. opener, that is in sessions. i appreciate that. >> i'm sorry i was not here to hear your testimony. i know you have all noted in your written testimonies that there are checks within the fisa system. do you believe that there are insufficient checks to outweigh the concerns that some have about the appointment of an independent counsel? if you have touched on this in earlier questions, i apologize. you mention this with regard to independent counsel. in the second panel, mr. baker raise concerns with the independent counsel. can you give me your thoughts about whether or not it is needed? >> thi

i love to work with senator feinstein. i would love it if you would work with me to make sure that we get the reporting requirements right as we move forward with the bill. would you do that? >> absolutely. i would be glad to do that. >> i want to comment all for the witnesses here for their candor and on one at single out mr. inglis. i have been advised that you have always been clear and straightforward. often that is in classified sessions. however, that is in open sessions. >> i'm sorry i was not here to hear your testimony. i know you have all noted in your written testimonies that there are checks within the fisa system. do you believe that there are insufficient checks to outweigh the concerns that some have about the appointment of an independent counsel? if you have touched on this in earlier questions, i apologize. you mention this with regard to independent counsel. in the second panel, mr. baker raise concerns with the independent counsel. can you give me your thoughts about whether or not it is needed? >> this

is snagged and it's hit that snag because establishment democrats like california senator dianne feinstein don't think bloggers and tweeters should have the same first amendment rights as reporters who work for big corporate outlets like fox or the new york times and its current form the senate's media shield law requires the justice department to give any journalist forty five days as up when they want to snow. a journalist according to the pending bill is anyone who has a primary intent to investigate events and procure material sounds pretty simple right well not for dianne feinstein of california senator told mcclatchy that she's worried that the word journalist is so vague that the proposed media shield law could provide special privileges to those who are not reporters at all in senator feinstein's opinion and yes this is her real opinion real reporters have salaries in other words they have to work for official news agencies acceptable to the washington establishment senator feinstein wants to make sure that the media shield law. doesn't save wiki leaks from prosecution however if c

the phys amendments act to more modest reforms like ones floated by senate intel chairwoman dianne feinstein to limit the number of years the n.s.a. can store your collected data so while it does look like change is coming to the n.s.a. the question is who will lead the change and what will it look like i was joined earlier by heidi big ocean executive director of the national lawyers guild from new york and brian do good technologist and open technology institute here in d.c. it and i started out by asking heidi if she thinks the n.s.a. leaks have raised enough attention to make congress pass some meaningful reform. there's no doubt that the leaks have changed the conscious ness of the country and i think that when the public is concerned hopefully that leaks up to the legislators i think it's useful to look at the overall picture which is we're in a state of perpetual war and then many of the reforms that we're hearing about which is a good thing need to be taken in that context thomas jefferson said that it's very difficult to preserve our freedom when we're in the midst of perpetual war

> i wanted to say that i think the administration is more or less in the same place that senator feinstein is. we are open to reevaluating this program in ways that can perhaps provide greater confidence and public trust that this is a program that achieves privacy protection and national

now, i think we have a terrific article that senator feinstein wrote. we have good testimony by bob

of senator feinstein. it may include chairman leahy. mr. jennifer, of the aclu, will testify and speculate later that if i had 40 contacts, that would mean that for my name, you would accumulate 2 million phone records. 2 million. for one inquiry. multiply that by 300. we're talking about 600 million

senator feinstein and i might have some overlap in our purchase. i will be happy to work with her. i like to focus my questions on transparency. after mr. snowden's

callsl of the telephone of senator feinstein. it may include chairman leahy.

congresswoman nancy pelosi and dining feinstein are holding down the for the in washington. welcome to leroy king and also the executive director of the office of investment and a infrastructure (clapping) and we're board members (calling names) also, we would like all the members of the shipyard advisory committee to stand up. this day wouldn't be possible without i (clapping) >> we'd like to welcome michael executive director of the building trade. sorry michael for blowing our name there. today, we're here to launch the construction of the new homes for the bay hunters community. today is the start for 14 hundred imply homes thirty percent of them will be affordable housing. and can you get a discount on getting a house. approximately 25 acres of parks and trails and open space with those spectacular views and programs to gunmen the community. small business assistance and home ownership opportunities and, of course, the preference of the shipyards artist colony. i'll so happy about that (clapping) >> there's much to celebrate so let us begin. we have an accomplished agre

right now more or less dianne feinstein and other members of the u.s. senator just trying to define the word press in the same press that is mentioned right at the beginning the first amendment to the constitution no matter how well intentioned their plan maybe it could backfire pretty badly when news first broke back in may that the justice department and seize the phone records of associated press reporters and track the movements of fox news's james rosen it was a great opportunity for congress to pass these stronger protections for the freedom of the press that frankly liberty requires the public was outraged and big name senators from both parties including new york's chuck schumer and south carolina republican lindsey graham proposed new laws to protect journalists from prosecution that bipartisan push for a media shield laws now hit a snag and that snag includes senators like that california's dianne feinstein who don't think bloggers and tweeters should have the same first amendment protections as reporters who work for big corporate outfits lik

they have gone on record, dianne feinstein, guilty of treason. they knew for seven years what was going on and refused to disclose it to the american people. the best was some cryptic statements. if they knew what was going on, they would be stunned. edward snowden is supposed to go to them? that seems rather implausible because they were the ones responsible for the secrecy. >> i want to add to this. in terms of the president made the statement that the president had enacted whistle blower laws that protected contractors like my son edward, that is absolutely untrue. either the president is being mis-led by his advisers or he is intentionally mis-leading the american people. >> the whistle blower -- >> absolutely not. we should go through that. hypothetically, let's imagine he said there's a problem -- he got on an airline in honolulu and flew to washington, d.c., and lands at dulles and actually gets an audience, let's say, peter king, or dianne feinstein. how do we think he would have been received if he had a private audience? we have seen ho

and i also want to announce that supervisor tanking will be sponsoring an ad add summit with feinsteins office our office and smart len 0. i spoke with smart len 0 and he's pleased to hear we're going to moderate. so supervisor is going to find a spot and day to a move it forward >> a board update on the mission. i want to commend the office of supervisor campos and the mission acknowledge agency. the business is now better so it's a real, real consolidated effort to let folks know we can keep the businesses in the community >> great. >> thank you. >> any other commissioner reports? next item please. next item is general public comment >> do we have anybody here to make comments on any future meetings? seeing none, public comment is closed >> next item please. commissioner that places you on item 17, new business? >> any new business? >> seeing none, next item. >> commissioners that places you on item 18. is there a motion and i want to motion on honor of chris >> commission meeting adjourned at take pictures of the view of the city that you soon went forgot. our first look out and at b

feinstein will be at the meeting., this comes after the "guardian" newspaper reported on an nsa program called xkeyscore. a journal says it allows the nsa to collect as much internet activity as it and then analyze it. he says that includes millions of personal e-mails and internet searches. the nsa tried assure lawmakers yesterday that only a tiny fraction of those records are ever viewed by nsa intelligence analysts. patrick leahy is the chairman of the committee. he questioned whether or not the patriot act allows this activity. >> based on a secret legal interpretation of this statute it does not appear to authorize this. what's gonna be next? >> reporter: we expect that same question to be asked at this afternoon's meeting between lawmakers and the president. the obama administration has said the surveillance programs are key to spot terrorists but that some changes could be coming. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news snool ahead of the nsa -- >>> a head of the nsa was heckled in las vegas at a

listed below you know to see if i think that dianne feinstein would she would you listen to me listen to me on intelligence what she called security and have me arrested absolutely not sure what . you think she would absolutely do not then i will tell you there is a political interest of it now let's go to see if they are not allowed to take retell to retaliate tory action against you if you go to a congressman or senator that's that's a law they are not allowed to do that they have to initiate an investigation on your behalf to try to figure out what you're saying just weary i know you try to tell you talked about the us alone as i try to understand these senators are appalled so so what you're actually saying is if snowden had gone directly to senator wyden he could have gotten the same thing accomplished without violating the no absolutely no and without embarrassing you know no i'm not saying that because why not also took an oath wyden also took an oath not to reveal the secrets that are given to him the over classified secrets that are given to him in sea in meetings so he is no

come around to the opinion that reform is inevitable in an op ed for the washington post this week feinstein wrote despite these real threats that our intelligence programs seek to thwart i intend to work with members of the senate intelligence and judiciary committees to consider changes to the n.s.a. call records program in an effort to increase transparency and improve privacy protections but recognizing their executive grip on the n.s.a. is slipping today the white house huddled together those lawmakers pushing for reform and the chief of the n.s.a. keith alexander is again on capitol hill briefing lawmakers on why these programs must stay intact but here on capitol hill the winds are blowing in the direction of reform and some a matter of if but when and what reform will look like and how will affect the n.s.a. and the top secret far as a court which means somewhere in russia edward snowden should be smiling in washington sam sachs r t let's head to fort meade maryland now where the sentencing phase of private first class bradley manning court martial continues after being found guilty

i did find it interesting last night when we asked senator feinstein for her comment, ands you know,ator feinstein has been a pretty arch reporter-- >> warner: a member of the intelligence committee. >> exactly, and a very strong ally for the government and n.s.a. in supporting these efforts. she said that she feels the subsector, subsection of violation thereas she doesn't have authority over, she should now perhaps gain authority to review some of those that have to do with foreign communications. >> warner: now, what was the reaction, both from the administration and also on capitol hill? >> there's been a lot of reaction. initially, the white house was not commenting for our story. the n.s.a. i noticed this morning issued a statement saying these are unintentional violations, and we use this exercise always to try to improve our work, and we keep trying to improve our work so our violations will go down. on the hill, you already heard what i said about senator feinstein, but speaker pelosi said these are very disconcerting numbers and she wants to look more deeply into them. >> w

. >> a san francisco man being thanks in part to the intervention of senator dianne feinstein.s he an expert on africa with a phd from stanford, last week arrested over this dispute over a piece of checked luggage. his wife called senator feinstein's office and yesterday, got clearance to leave the country. >> a bizarre ending to a high-speed chase. a day after she allegedly stole a car with a child inside. that chase reached speeds of up to 80 miles per hour. another deputy went to the back seat and pulled the boy out to say he was fine. >> one of former president bush's twin daughters is revealing she would like to see hillary clinton run for president in 2016. 31-year-old barbara bush told "people" magazine she believes clinton is quote, unbelievely accomplished but her respect for clinton doesn't necessarily mean she would vote for the secretary of state. bush says she has no political afillation. >> michelle obama says she's confident there will be a female president in her lifetime. it just won't be her. she was asked if she'd ever run. her answer "no". the first lady tur

in other words, if i was the subject matter of this search, and i called senator feinstein, they would accumulate all the records of my trch calls to her and others, and then all of the records the senator feinstein's telephone calls which may have included chairman leahy, and now you include all of his records as well. the aclu will testify, at least speculate later, that if i had an average of 40 contacts, that means for my name, my query, you accumulate 2 million phone records, 2 million for the one inquiry. multiply that in the year 2012 by 3 # 00. you're talking about 600 million phone records. now multiply that times seven years. so what has been described as a discreet program to go after people who cause us harm, when you look at the reach of the program, is envelopes a standard number of americans. help me with the math if i missed something or minimize the number? >> sir, if i can start and apologizing for the format, the unclassify the format, discreet, but happy to follow up in any detail you prefer here or at nsa. first and foremost, analysts are charged to provide informa

the president, our senators, our leader pelosi, senator feinstein, they're all engaged. we have to push very hard. and i think our voices are going to be that much stronger if we add an additional 100,000 people on our way to citizenship because that's the full circle. and that's why we need immigration reform. we also need to make sure we bring some path of citizenship to all those that are living in the shadows as we have been a sanctuary city. we need everybody to be full participants, and that's what we're doing today. so, again, i want to thank sandra. i want to thank annie, i want to thank all the community groups that are standing behind us, people that we'll work with to help us be the successful city that we always feel we are, but we want to get more out of our citizens than just living and enjoying life here. we have to participate in the fullest way and this is what's going to make our city even more successful. thank you very much for participating here today. (applause) >> thank you, mayor lee. we would not get all these things done in san francisco without

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>>natodianne feinstein of california who chairs the intelligence committee defended the program. >> ion the intelligence 9/11, and ifore remember how little information we had and the great criticism of the government because of inabilityepipes, the to share intelligence, the inability to collect intelligence. we had no programs that could have possibly caught two people in san diego before the event took place. i support this program. , think based on what i know they will come after us. i think we need to prevent an attack wherever we can from happening. , diane feinstein is circling the very different place than these other senators that we've heard from republican and democrat. read she brings up 9/11. the u.s. government had all the information it needed to prevent 9/11. it didn't need all of these ball data collection and everything else. all it needed to do was have the cia tell the fbi or the state department that these two people were coming to the united states because they knew it. they knew it because they had copies of their visas that have been sent to them. knew there w

to congressional oversight committees, seemed to catch senate intelligence commit year che dine feinstein by surprise, and the judiciary chairman is promising hearings. michelle richardson says they cannot do their job without this information. >> the member0s congress have not received a full explanation how the programs work or any compliance problems with the privacy, regulations. and from the information released last night we see that's been done intentionally, and that information is available but the nsa and the administration are intentionally withholding it from the courts and congress, who are tasked with making sure the programs protect privacy. >> senator feinstein says lawmakers can and should do more to verify the nsa's operations are appropriate. >> shepard: the national security agency is getting it from both sides now. >> well, former new hampshire governor john sununu, a run, was sharply critical, saying the missteps reflect a sloppy attitude toward legal limits which he believes begins in the oval office. dennis kucinich says -- >> goes to the heart of what it means to

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senators feinstein and boxer issued a statement urging both sides to get together rkt get a deal done, now. governor brown ordered a fact finding board. >> we have information to hammer out a deal. our team prepared to stay. >> that won't be easy. both sides are still far apart on terms of a new contract. >> we need agreements on overtime rules and other things but this doesn't mean it can't happen. >> unless there is a break through by sunday it seems inevitable he will order a 60 day cooling off period. a sign the board then issue that had cooling off allowing both sides top reach a deal. in cases they have. >> i'm not in agreement. i don't believe we have right to hold passengers hostage. >> a strike could be called by bart unions. >> we'll do our best. we want the public to be warned we asked riders to deliver their own message. >> i would say get it together so we can get to work. >> i think there are great benefits. should probably stop complaining about them. >> don't strike. we need you. >> riders hope someone is listen being. >> breaking news on the peninsula students are bei

so i would say that mike rogers, peter king, dianne feinstein, and some of the other members and thosers who put them there really need to take a hard look at that leadership. i believe it's deficient. any prior career, when you have problems with oversight and there's a loss of confidence, you change the leadership. i believe it's time for that. >> i also would volunteer, it shows that sunshine is the best disinfecttant. one of the things that was very apparent when we attended the senate judiciary committee hearing today contacted by senator pat leahy that everyone was eager to discuss ways to reform the programs that edward snowden revealed, but it was like his name was tabu. no one could utter edward snowden's name, because he showed that they had been derelict in not disclosing the oversight that he did single handedly 29 years old. >> you had a career in the coast guard as i understand it. do you believe when you hear intelligence officials say that these programs, some of the programs that your son revealed, that they stopped dozens, more than 50 who were involved with the preve

so i would say that mike rogers, dutch rupsburger, peter king, dianne feinstein and those leaders thathem there need to take a hard look at that leadership. i believe it's deficient. in my prior career, when you have problems with oversight and there is a loss of confidence, you change the leadership. i believe it's time for that. >> i also would volunteer, it shows that sunshine is the best disinfectant. exactly why edward snowden's revolutions were so critical to the functioning of democracy. and one thing that was so apparent today, that everyone was eager to discuss ways to reform and to curtail the programs that edward snowden revealed, but it was like his name was taboo. no one would utter edward snowden's name because he showed they had been derelict in not disclosing and conducting the oversight that he did single handedly at 29 years old. >> lon, a lot of people don't realize, you talked about your prior career in the coast guard, as i understand it. do you believe when you hear intelligence officials say these programs, some of the programs that your son revealed, that they s

times, feinstein and durbin, how to close gitmo.he two high ranking senators write an op-ed saying it's not america's military that's failed, it's our policy makers. >>> topping our news, breaking news in alabama to update you on, a large cargo plane crashing just an hour ago while on approach to the birmingham airport. wvtm reporting the plane is burning after two explosions. it was coming from louisville, kentucky. no explanation how many were onboard the air bus plane or if there were any injuries. >>> also, benefits are dividing the town of yarnell, arizona, where 19 hotshot firefighters were killed battling a june wildfire. because of 13 of them were considered temporary employees, their families are not entitled to full survivors benefits. the difference lies in families getting health insurance and increased life insurance payment and the men's annual salaries. >>> a 12-year-old florida boy is fighting for his life after he went swimming and ended up with a brain-eating ameba. he's infected with a very rare condition but foun

and feinstein the derivatives should have cleaner operating vehicles. we have the cleanest taxi fleet in the nation and while we have a first transit operation taxis play a critical role because people need private vehicles by need automobiles to get around but to the extent that is made that have vehicles that are not clean it works against our policies. so we think it's important that if those services are to operate they're supposed to be clean air vehicles. we think that's kind of the bare anytime in terms of what is needed to insure the basic public sadists policies and goals of the city. i think the proposed decision suggested that what they were recommending was aiken to highway we regulate taxis. they specifically called out this and there are many ways in the not the case so we further iceberg that features of taxis of taxi regulation such as a rate regulation and certification of meters are certified by the department of weights and measures. the saeshlt measurements you need those all in place to get closer to the requirement of the regulatio