is that what dianne feinstein did here? >> looks like it. they want to investigate they fought jerry sponge ability -- they do it in private. don't do it in public because the first rule of foreign policy should be first do no harm. what we doing by this? endangering americans at home and abroad, putting out intelligence community in danger and we are frankly a generation of intelligence communities. we did this in the late 1970s. when senator frank church ran for president, and air cia and dirty laundry, he did not run for president but as a result of what he did, for generation, we have for our ability to collect human intelligence. lou: he got it, clandestine forces as a result, interviews of money. is there a political coincidence here? if at this report was released by dianne feinstein today that there was a public release of a difference of view between the white house and the couple cabinet members and the cia director about its released just as jonathan gruber was be trained the left by showing the fact that it was the fraud. obamaca

senator feinstein seems to have been opposed to that. i mean, in the past the government's even given production money to some publishers to do this. senator feinstein seemed opposed to that it didn't happen this time, and those publishers, without that advantage declined to do it. so when we realized that's what was going on at melville house, we decided well, these documents must exist as a print book they must exist as a more readable digital book. and so we jumped to do it as quickly as we could. but there were all kinds of difficulties in doing that on short notice. it's called crashing a book. it's christmas time, so it's very hard to, you know, to get into the system. booksellers have already ordered their books for the season warhouses are already shipping those -- warehouses are already shipping those books it's hard to get on the trucks to be distributed, it's hard to get printed, and it's hard to cut to the front of the line. we had to pull a lot of strings, ask for a lot of favors. we had about five consecutive days of the en

dianne feinstein wrote an op-ed calling for julian assange to be prosecuted under the espionage act.ave this whole array of people -- >> chelsea manning has been sentenced to more than 35 years. >> 35 years in prison and dianne feinstein supports that prosecution. you have these noble leakers have not harmed national security endangered nobody, and been put into prison are threatened with prison for a very long time and you have david petraeus who all of washington is now acting to protect because he is a political elite and one of them and they do not believe "they" or people like them should be subjected to the rule of law which is what makes the dianne feinstein mentality so dangerous. >> glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize-winning journalist. his recent pieces for the intercept include, "dianne feinstein, strong advocate of leak prosecutions, demands immunity for david petraeus" and "in solidarity with a free press: some more blasphemous cartoons." his most recent book is called "no place to hide: edward snowden, the nsa, and the u.s. surveillance state." we will link to it at democr

there's no guarantee feinstein will retire. >> i predict senator elizabeth warren will be run. hillary clinton versus warren race. we'll see. thank you all for being here. >>> and now, a lawmakers reflection. east bay congressman george miller is retiring after 40 years in congress. a lifelong bay area resident he's been known as a tireless advocate for education, labor economic equality and the environment. he was part of the so-called watergate class right after nixon resigned. congress has become increasingly polarized. 2015 promises to continue on this path. scott shafer sat down with george miller to look back at his distinguished career. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> after 20 terms in congress, what does it feel like to be a short-termer? >> it is pretty exciting. i've had a wonderful career. i'm very proud of my body of work over those 40 years, those 20 terms, but i really believe it's time to come home. >> i want to talk to you about that decision in a minute. as you're leaving a lot of people have talked about your career and what you have accomplished. in your mind, w

senator dianne feinstein will be a guest. >> yemen, of course, is the place where al qaeda in the the arabian peninsula one of the deadliest wings of al qaeda is located. i think we'll need a threat assessment and i'll be anxious to get senator feinstein's thoughts on that. >> you can watch bob schieffer's interview with senator feinstein on kpix 5 at 8:30 sunday morning. >>> we're following breaking news in san francisco right now. chopper 5 over a multi-vehicle wreck involving a muni light rail. it happened a short time ago on 14th an ulloa. we are told a 11-year-old is among those injured. the child was ejected from a car during the accident. he was rushed to a hospital. we'll provide you more details when they come in. >>> warmer weather means a lot of people will head to bay area beaches this weekend. but that has rescue crews a little concerned. kpix 5's len ramirez in half moon bay with details on a high surf warning for the entire bay area. len. >> reporter: that's right. high surf, great weather, warm temperatures. forget the endless summer. it's this winter weather or so- ca

i'm joined now by senator dianne feinstein, the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee. thanks so much for being here with us today. the head of british intelligence this week said something that was chilling. he said that the world should be prepared for a possible mass casualty attack. what's your read on that? you see these intelligence reports. do you feel the same way? >> as far as i know after looking at the reports i've seen there is no credible defined threat of that. i think this is within the realm of possibility. i think we're in an all-out situation. france has declared war. what that means, i'm not quite sure but we're going to see. >> what's an appropriate response then if they've declared war? what's the retaliation? >> that's not for me to decide. that's for france to decide. i think what they're saying is there will be a unified national effort to rid the country of terrorists and that's difficult to do because they're deeply embedded. i think there are sleeper cells not only in france but certainly in other countries, and yes, even in our own. so i thin

i listened to feinstein saying there is no collusion, collusion from a to z in something like this. darn shame. exclusive contract. normally they spread it around to a few real estate firms. david: cheryl? cheryl: what is so disheartening, california real estate, in particular, like new york has gone sky-high through the roof, he is benefiting from the real estate industry overall in fact that the buildings were not worth what even five years ago. they're absolutely should be an investigation. >> david, our governor -- david: isn't there a law against this kind of stuff, steve? >> yeah there is, there is anticorruption law. our governor in virginia went to jail, just had a jail term doing things at .1 of costly to taxpayers as this. this is what disgusts americans about the way our government works much and the senate should basically censor senator feinstein for being involved in this. david: gary, there is a lot of talk about keystone pipeline, tax december, stuff that could be put through congress. you don't hear a lot about these simple corruption stuff. i think steve is right.

feinstein seemed opposed to that and so those publishers without that advantage declined to do it. when we realized that what was going on at melville house we decided that these documents must exist as a print book and a more readable digital book. we jumped to do it as quickly as we could but their were all kinds of difficulties in doing that on short notice. it is called crashing a book it is cracked -- christmas time. it is hard to get into the system. booksellers have already ordered the books for the season, where houses are already shipping, hard to get on the tracks to be distributed, hard to get printed. we had to pull a lot of strings. we had about five consecutive days of the entire staff and a team of volunteers around the clock basically re- transcribing the book, copy it, proof it, compare it to the original make original, make sure we got nothing wrong, lay it out and printed. it has been an amazing five days just trying to jam the book into the system at christmas time. >> is it being published as paperback and e-book? >> that's correct. >> the new york times is rep

>> well feinstein's term is up in four years, and at that point dianne feinstein will be 85 years old. she'll have a rash of decisions to make as well most important of which is whether she decides to run for yet another committee, if she does she'll be 91 so the age issue will be more important with someone like dyne feinstein. people don't realize we have the three biggest offices in the state, which have been bottled up with incumbents for years, in some cases decades, now all are up for grabs. >> larry, thank you ever so much for joining us. i know you'll be on at 5:00 and 6:00 as well with more comments. thank you, larry. >> after senator boxer's announcement announcement, "senator boxer has been a champion for california her entire career growing up in california and now representing alameda and contra costa counties, i've long admired senator boxer's accomplishments and leadership. thanks to senator boxer air and water are cleaner, energy greener, and economy has grown." >> nancy pelosi was addressing the press, here's her reaction. >> what? she called me before i came down her

there are a few voices dianne feinstein, john mccain. >> john mccain, sure.e, your shots. >> we heard two very interesting words used so far in the clips you have shown. one is manifestation. we are fighting al qaeda's manifestations here there and everywhere. i gather that doesn't mean just al qaeda but something described as an extension or imulation of it. it is hard to say but it really does mean that this is metastasizing rather rapidly. dianne feinstein said we should be more pronounced which is a delicate way of saying more forceful as she clearly indicated more involved on the ground. george orwell said the quickest way to end a war is to lose it. the quickest way to lose a war is to say you can win it from the air. i was interested in we are active with drones and other air power. the problem is at the same time we are supposedly talking with the iraqis and others about how to retake mosul. it will be retaken and wars are won by men on the ground holding rifles. >> you know, you listen to dianne feinstein who obviously now is the vice chair of the se

deal, feinstein report from the cia. of talking to the former general counsel lou: john served at the ncaa lawyer for about 34 years and was the top layer with the cia interrogation and techniques were authorized also author of the book company man. thank you for being here. start with the report the insistence of democrats with the senate intelligence committee and senator feinstein the report obviously has been a bipartisan effort but what was your reaction? >> the timing of the release. i was surprised especially when i had learnt that secretary of state john kerry a democrat from my own state of massachusetts felt obliged to call chairman feinstein personally a few days ago to a paris mayor urged her not to release the report at this time because of the ensuing threats. a secretary of state does not do that unless there is serious intelligence evidence. i found that quite telling. lou: so they would not be releasing this without the approval of secretary carries boss president obama? >> absolutely not. i don't unders

deal, feinstein report from the cia. of talking to the former general counsel these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. lou: john served at the ncaa lawyer for about 34 years and was the top layer with the cia interrogation and techniques were authorized also author of the book company

. >> boxer senate colleague feinstein released a statement noting that her work on the fight against global warming reading in part "it has been unhill battle but today we see the success barbara has had on make climate change a priority for americans." health minority leader pelosi fund out about the announcement while speaking at a news conference on capitol hill. >> she has reaches across the aisle she has reached across our state which is a glorious state and her leaving will be a great loss to the congress of the united states, the people of california and our country. >> she reveal boxer call her before the conference and thought she wanted it have dinner. >> east bay congressman had nothing but admiration if boxer. his statement reads "i'm grateful for strong leadership and look forward to working with her on issues important to california." her legacy will burn on for generations to come. another possible candidate if her seat, lt. governor knew he "she was a champion for women and children and a first of nature for preserving our natural invite." >> he is one who is talked a

then you have the point from senator feinstein.hat she considers serious vulnerability here in the united states the visa waiver program. here she was. >> the visa waiver program is the achilles of america. you're right gloria. they can come back from training go through visa waiver country and into this country. there are no fly lists, terrorist lists. they're in the entens of thousands and millions so it's difficult to figure someone out. >> do you agree with her criticism of the visa waiver program herer? >> there were changes made to that program in 2007 to step up the analysis of the applicants so that there's a slightly higher bar there yooused to be. they don't get a rubber stamp and passport. they don't have the same close look someone applying from scratch would get. there are lawmakers i've spoke ton are going to try to change this and tighten this further because they're worried. >> understandably so. kimberly dozier thank you very much. >>> we'll show you what happened on the central twitter feed after an a parent hack

one of those it dianne feinstein feinstein, and john mccain, and they joined forces on cbs this morning, and called for u.s. special force toss deploy to yemen and possibly other areas in the region. mccain said this could be tough for americans to swallow, but he said there needs to be american boots on the ground maybe not combat troops but more americans need to get engaged. mean time feinstein said what the president just said isn't enough that intelligence sharing will not cut it. her fix is putting more americans in yemen to collect more intelligence from the ground there. this is happening at the same time that the president wants congress to authorize the military campaign guess isis. so he's walking a fine line here. >> thank you, erin. >>> guess what? or fareed zacarias sits down with the president this week. >>> what can we expect from yemen next? joining any super london is farwa georges. all right. good to see you professor. the president wants diplomatic efforts to keep going in and known to be -- the yemeni president is being pushed out. how much of a setback is this for

dianne feinstein flatly stated that she believes cells are in europe and the united states way to be activated. michael mccaul was on the sunday talk shows. he said i -- this is what he had to say. >> this is a different style of attack. you had people who went to yemen to train in the art of warfare and brent -- brought that back home in france. that could happen here in the united states. we can have thousands of these travelers. they become foreign fighters and pose a threat and risk of returning to where they came from and do the same thing we saw in paris. we hear about the homegrown of violence. we were lied about that in rat a lot -- radicalizing people over the internet. we don't have a good handle on who is on the ground in syria and iraq and it yemen. we should put them on no-fly list so they can't get in the country. they were on a no-fly list and still traveled to yemen and back. we had the female terrorist leave and go to syria and she is on a no-fly list. i think europe needs to strengthen its travel restrictions. we to look at protecting this country. host: texas repub

before boxer made the announcement, she called senator dianne feinstein, who she served alongside with in congress for decades. feinstein said boxer's family life played a key role. >> she has always shared the credit, she's always tried to help people succeed with their ideas. she's reached across the aisle. her leaving would be a great loss. >> there, obviously, representative pelosi as well. house minority leader pelosi called senator boxer one of the most unselfish politicians she's ever known. pelosi also called boxer a champion for california and the entire country. for many this announcement was a surprise but was it really? coming up tonight at 6:00, our political analyst says there were clear indications and clues that boxer was planning her exit. that's in our 6:00 newscast. >>> overseas we are following developing news out of france tonight, where the intense man hunt for two terror suspects continues. brothers believed to be behind yesterday's massacre at a satirical magazine are still on the loose. police searched door-to-door in a city just outside of paris today after a

i will call on senor to feinstein. >> thank you very much. mr. chairman. mrs. lynch, i had through six opening statements by potential attorneys general, and i just want to tell you, yours was the best. >> thank you. >> i see the combination of steal and velvet. i see your love for the constitution and i see the determination which is in -- in your heart, and i think your being, and it's very very impressive, so i want to thank you for, really 30 years of service. >> thank you, senator. >> and i hope it will be a lot longer. mr. chairman i would like to place in the record los angeles police department's chief's charlie charlie beckett's written testimony on the subject of the president's executive action on immigration. >> so ordered. >> thank you very much. ms. lynch i'm going to ask you three questions, the first is on expiring provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act which will come to this committee before june of this year and also before the intelligence committee on which i serve. a question about office of legal counsel opinions and a qu

they also think about dianne feinstein feinstein's seat.ere's a pretty good chance she won't run for another term in 2018. at least one other position will be opening up with jerry brown's seat. and maybe dianene feinstein's as well. i don't think there's going to be any chance that harris and newsome will run against each other. they share the same base and even the same political consultant. that's probably not in the cards. they'll sit down, figure out who, if either one of them is going to run in the senate and the other will wait around and run for senate in 2018 or the governorship. my guess is it's more likely of the two that harris will run for the harsenate in 2016. >> if you want to go all the way up to the top of the white house, it's better to run from a governor's office than a senate office. >> it's kind of odd. it didn't used to be that way. it's been that way in recent years. yeah, that's a possibility. a lot of it is just kind of pred prediliction. do you want to sit in the senate and make speeches and do legislation or run

senate armed services member john mccain and top democrat on intelligence committee senator dianne feinstein. plus, the late weekend developments on the nfl deflate gate controversy and expert analysis on all of this because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, it was just a few months ago that the administration was holding up yemen as model for fighting terror, that is by supporting partners on the ground in the u.s. ground forces. at a news conference in india this morning, the president declared that is still the right strategy. >> yemen has never been a perfect democracy or a island of stability. the alternative would be for us to play whack-a-mole every time there is side of any given country to deploy u.s. troops. that is not a sustainable strategy. >> schieffer: we're joined by the white house chief of staff denis mcdonough who is here in washington. mr. mcdonough i have to say while putting large number of u.s. ground troops in to yemen may not have been the right strategy obviously the strategy that we've been employing has not worked. what happened?

. >> he may run for governor, or he may run for -- in 2018, when dianne feinstein might retire. >> you are talking to the tune of $20 to $50 million and for federal controls, there are a lot of rules on how much money you can bring in from donors, and that's why it may take two years for people to get up and running. >> that -- this discussion doesn't include any discussion of republicans. >> that's up to them to figure out, but they need the party to rebuild, they need money or they need a star. if they get an around schwarzenegger or a conde -- condoleeza rice, they might have a battle that'll up -- be out in the front. >>> the bottom line is antonio is looking to get the balls rolling: can i catch up with her or not. >> this is two years away. >> yes, but it is a big one, and every race is two to four years away. every race. remember, that's what they think for in politics. >> well, a controversial new bill is getting life in sacramento. who's behind the resurgeriance of mmmm. ring ring! ring ring! progresso. i forgive you. you do? it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it'

. >> senator dianne feinstein, the former senate intel chairwoman warned today that there are terrorist sleeper cells in america. so what's being done to protect us? >> why did mr. and mrs. biden or obama and kerry attend -- because it was only for world leaders. that's why they weren't there. >> thank you for their clarify indication. >> let's just make sure all of our viewers knew that. >> it's shameful, but it's not about what i think. >> senator feinstein in those sleeper cells, is she right? >> there's no doubt, in my family, back in the 1980 was targeted for assassination. not just me, but my wife and children. they drink a lot of coffee. our lives were saved because our fbi was going what we need to do to prevent something similar to what just happened in paris. and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey, he said we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays, we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best part

that will exempt the homeless shelter from open space car and bike parking and fee requirements and feinstein apply got policies federal or state to the homeless shelter in the magnificent code includes the relationships with neighborhoods like the hours of operation and the sidewalk maintenance and plan signage and 0i7b9 management the planning commission again unanimously recommended approval of the legislation and the commission found this legislation will streamline review and approval process for homeless shelters we suggested you recommend approval of this legislation bev and dusty from the mayors office of hope is here to talk about that. >> thank you very much mr. duffy. >> thank you, supervisors allison park beacon hill duh the director with the engagements and partnerships i wanted to thank the mayor for sponsoring this measure this is extremely important we come into compliance into the ordinances to establish the ordinance of the right of shelters to be on truthfully the city is not going to be opening many shelters on the focus is on housing but you have taken the time to visit t

senator dianne feinstein says the charges are unnecessary.' affair was a mistake. but he shouldn't face criminal charges for it. >>:i don't know whether he directly gave material to her or not. i know she had access to classified data by her own classification, so, it's murky. but, be that as it may it's done. it's over, and he's retired. he's lost his job. i mean, how much does government want?" >>vicki liviakis:republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham also spoke out against the d-o-j investigation this week calling it "grievously mishandled." the guantanamo bay prison has been a hot button issue over the years. the u-s has transferred a number detainees from the prison recently. as president barack obama tries to achieve his goal of closing the facility. now. the joint chiefs of staff chairman. general martin dempsey. is weighing in. during a recent interview. dempsey said he believes the prison should be closed. >>: i believe i am part of the group said believes that the guantanamo bay prison should be closed for national securit

while the surveillance, senator dianne feinstein is urging the government to play a more active roleing out terrorists on our soil. >> i think there are sleeper cells in france and other countries. yes, even in our own. so i think this calls for vigilance. we can be more active in terms of doing those things which enable us to find terrorists, to see who they are communicating with in this country and to track that. >> eric, i'm going to ask you this question. i was opposed to the idea of listening in to muslim houses of worship because it goes back to civil rights days when the government listened into black churches when they were trying to interrupt martin luther king's marches. is this an exception to that? why the nypd and why not fbi? >> i think the fbi and the nypd both wanted to be doing the surveilling. i think one of them were feeling that they being -- their territory was being trampled. i would guess that -- bob, i think that you can go ahead and look and say do you have probable cause? is there a profile of a history that shows that some of this stuff is happening and be

dianene feinstein is calling for new measures. the outgoing chairman of the senate committee spearheaded a campaign of the use of the enhanced techniques after 9/11 of torture techniques. she sent a letter to president obama and said she will introduce legislation to ban the spy agency. >>> and beating back isis fighters for the town of kobani. the kurds now control 80% of the northern syrian city after recapturing the government square. 14 isis militants reportedly killed in monday's battle. u.s. led air strikes helped the kurds. >>> the embattled leader of mexico meets president obama at the white house. president nieto is under tensions at home. protests in mexico are turning violent as outrage over the disappearance of 43 students allegedly killed by drug traffickers after handed over by corrupt police. >>> 11 minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. ugly start to the year for stocks. u.s. stock futures down after a big selloff yesterday. the dow dropped 331 points. the s&p fell about 2%. the main reason h

feinstein says the u-s needs to boost its human intelligence in the region and that special operationsan just advisers. the president says he doesn't want to increase the u-s military presence in yemen despite the deteriorating security conditions in that country. united states-yemen- congress israel's prime minister is defending his controversial trip to the u-s -- slated for early march. benjamin netanyahu will address congress -- as it considers more sanctions against iran. the obama administration opposes new measures while nuclear talks are going on. here's what mr. netanyahu told his cabinet today. >>:"as prime minister of israel i am obligated to make every effort in order to prevent iran from achieving nuclear weapons that would be aimed at the state of israel. this effort is worldwide and i will go anywhere i am invited in order to enunciate the state of israel's position and in order to defend its future and its existence." >>vicki liviakis:the obama administration had another reason to be rattled by the trip. netanyahu was invited by the republican house speaker john boehner

. >> senator dianene feinstein, the former senate intel chairwoman warned today that there are terroristleeper cells in america. so what's being done to protect us? >> why did mr. and mrs. biden or obama and kerry attend -- because it was only for world leaders. that's why they weren't there. >> thank you for their clarify indication. >> let's just make sure all of our viewers knew that. >> it's shameful but it's not about what i think. >> senator feinstein in those sleeper cells is she right? >> there's no doubt, in my family, back in the 1980 was targeted for assassination. not just me, but my wife and children. they drink a lot of coffee. our lives were saved because our fbi was going what we need to do to prevent something similar to what just happened in paris. and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey he said we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners i

feinstein's office tells fox news the senator has no role in the sales and voted multiple times to halt the closure and sale of post offices. >>> a group selfie involving beauty queens has become a scandal. ms. israel posted a photo along with contestants. lebanon has a law that forbids people from hanging out with israelis. she said she fell victim to a photo bomb. i was having a photo with ms. japan. miss israel took a selfie and put it on her social media. shot back too bad you cannot put the histility out of the game. the government is reportedly investigating the photo. >>> a look back at what president obama has said in years past. >> tonight i am proposing -- >> reporter: call them promises or proposals. >> we freeze annual domestic spending for the next five years. >> reporter: some came true and others didn't. >> we will bring down costs by changing the way our government pays for medicare. >> reporter: medicare did slow by 2%. >> i pledge to cut the deficit in half by the end of my first term in office. >> reporter: the deficit fell and he raised taxes on the rich, regulated b

you got diane feinstein worrying about people's rights about waterboarding and about interrogation.i tell you what, when they come here, when they go to grand central and the machine guns on americans, you're going to see how fast this country is going to change of the but we shouldn't wait. we should -- >> oh, case coming. >> let me finish. gout technology. they're killing thousands of people all over the world. but these 12 people hit the jackpot. it's news all overt you think they're not coming to england, there is word already about them attack transportation and they're going to come to new york and everyone is going to say -- 'cause i remember 9-11. i was there. and i tell you what, my heart comes out for those families. it's coming back. everyone forgets. when you get a diane feinstein like that who is worrying about people's rights with eavesdropping without the eavesdropping, without intelligence, we're not going to stop this attack! >> lisa, why is there the silence among the left how women are treated, gays and lesbians are executed. they're more angry at conservatives no

senator dianne feinstein, the head of the senate intelligence committee put out a report without theput of a single republican or cia and leader publishing the highly, highly biased report on the cia enhanced interrogation program that ended eight years ago. senator dianne feinstein admitted on the senate floor that her actions could spur violence against americans and

you have diane feinstein worrying about people's rights, about waterboarding and about interrogation.i tell you what, when you come here when you go to grand central penn station and machine guns in america you see how fast this country is going to change. we shouldn't wait. let me please finish. you have to take down -- like he just said they are killing thousands of people all over the world rment they got people hitting the jackpot. you think they are not coming to england. there's word already about them attacking trapoation and they are going to come to new york and everyone is going to say, i remember the 9-11 i was there. my heart goes out to those families. it is coming back here. when you get a diane feinstein like that worrying about people's rights with eavesdropping without the eavesdropping without intelligence we are knocking the stuff -- >> why is there the silence among the left how women are treated, gays and lesbians are executed, they are more angry at conservatives not wanting to buy birth control. >> first a political issue then a human one. i cover this day in an

they're both you and michael feinstein kevin hennigan patricia martin megan pratt think you so much. either motor watching on tv. of course, we have in our present the auto mall whose old former district supervisor. they do so much. i have some really wonderful ladies to look up to who served in this capacity. again i want to semi-things to all the department heads i know you're back at work but thank you very much. and of course all of my friends my childhood friends my girlfriends who were able to make it out here today who support me throughout my life and you really mean so much to you me. sometimes i make fun of me and my gosh you're spending time or hanging out and i think of course. you are what makes me normal and makes me feel normal and i would never give up any of my friendships. of course i want to thank my interns.. all they can and do our work without all of you. their incredible and just a minute i start off as an intern never imagining that i would be here right now in this position. so, watch out you never know. two, of course my parents and my family. my best friend

background on it, we have not opened a brand new school, i think, the last one to open was diane feinstein in the sunset which was a long time ago. willie brown is at the site of our old willie brown in the bayview. the old site had been originally a police academy, it was condemned and then we had children in it as part of our 21st century school and then also it was one of our dream schools. so instead of putting ada money into remodeling that school we decided that that community could also use a brand new school, since we have a lot of school age children in that area. so there has not been a middle school now in the bayview district for a couple of years. so this is very exciting to us, i think, that we're opening a brand new school, that it is going to encompass some of our best practices. we are over resourcing the school meaning we are giving it more resources than we would normally a school of this size, but san francisco unified school district would like to target really children who live in that area, which is 94124. so i think a wonderful thing about willie brown is that we al

when you have senator feinstein look at -- senator feinstein really believes that the rights we shouldn'trd the butchers that killed people at charlie hebdo. it's stunning to me. >> it's stunning and shocking and i think we're going to pay a price for it we have the president, the leader of the free world, and our fundamental belief in freedom of speech is lecturing on you tube videos and lecturing newspapers about cartoons. what is next? dissertations? talk radio hosts? tv shows as this? how much self sensorship are we going to go through to thread the needle to try to appease those who kill in the name of a cartoon? >> you saw that at work today, less than 24 hours after the attack on charlie hebdo, none of our newspapers reprinted those cartoons. have you heard excuses? if all of the media republished the cartoons to make the point we'll not be cowed by radical islam. are they going to kill minionllions of us? the president believes to treat terrorists to lawyer them up and put them in a court of law. >> this is a stark warning. thank you lieutenant colonel. appreciate it. when we come

. >> dianne feinstein says there are sleeper cells right here in the united states. >> if they are a sleep are cell, you are never going to know until the day they strike. boston bombers, no the a sleeper cell. people knew about it. these guys over there, they just hit in france. sleeper cells are the ones that are in those no-go zones. they are living here in public view but are subscribing to isis. they are subscribing to fundamental mohammedism, which we also call radical islam. they are people that are here, possibly here, possibly planning attacks and not letting anybody know about it. that is a sleeper cell. >>s > >> as you said, you don't know they are there until they awaken. >> there are ways to track them on the internet. looking at where they go and they have chatter. trying to find one piece of the pie that you can follow and then develop the larger puzzle, one of the best ways to do it, though, is by having the muslim population police themselves. we have since barack obama has come into office, have taken a step back from that. in new york city -- >> and mayor de blasio

feinstein stayed that intelligence sharing with regional partners won't cut it and her fix is putting more americans to collect more intelligence from the ground there. this is all happening at the same time the president wants congress to authorize the military campaign against isis. so he's walking a pretty fine line here. >>> fareed zakaria is actually sitting down with president obama this week and you can see his exclusive interview on u tuesday beginning at 6:00 a.m. >>> still ahead, another set back for crews trying to raise the fuselage of airasia flight 8501. when will they make another attempt? the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. befo

dianne feinstein saying it confirms our greatest fear that is the attacks are likely to happen firstsibly over here. big names on both sides are focusing on the threat to free speech. bob casy is no stranger to this issue and was the cosponsor of the freedom resolution that just passed last year. it's good to have you back on the show. when you look at u.s. political reaction, you see a lot of calls on the right for a reevaluation as senator graham put it of the national policy. do you agree with that? >> i don't think we need a reevaluation but we need to reassert the basic principals of the strategy which have been playing out for years. our country is prepared for almost any contingency, but we have to remind ourselves again and again and therefore prepare for attacks that will not be similar to the 9/11 attack. they will be smaller and more focused on whether it's the press or institutions. and to have strategies that will be commensurate with the threat. >> when you see senator feinstein's comments saying those types of attacks could happen in the u.s., is that a fair reflection