debby feinstein, i ask you, what options are there out there for someone and when that should they takenue of calling police and law enforcement and the legal route? >> obviously an acute ordaining rouse situation, call 911. that's a very clear path. if they're not sure what to do or not ready to reveal everything, there's so many opportunities for counseling and support. the same website you go to for the conference is part of a broader website through the family justice center, a one-stop shop for people of domestic violence. it over the last few years has expanded resources for teenagers and their families who are direct victims witnesses to domestic violence. we've been working with non-profit organizations including one of our great supporters through the conference, the aware program. they actually offer counseling to teens on site at the family justice center. they can help them make these decisions. it's not so easy. it's easy for us to say go to the court get a protective order call the police, tell your parents. those are all incredibly difficult decisions. as the teen caught

now senator feinstein. >> thank you very much. thank you, you want us to speak also on the cornyn bill at the same time? >> would you please? i can't make you but i would appreciate it. [laughter] >> do whatever you want. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, i hope you'll give senator feinstein all the time she wants to say nice things. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me begin by saying that i really regret that the vote on loretta lynch is nomination will likely not be unanimous by this committee. because if anyone deserves a unanimous vote i believe she does. she has a character, experience and the determination to be a strong and independent attorney general. which is what i think most of us believe is required for this position. as a matter of fact, not a single negative thing has emerged throughout the course of this hearing. and as i've pointed out before the civilian panel before us was asked a question by senator leahy, with any of you not vote for her? and no one raised a hand. i thought that was very significant. she

on the contrary, to fully appreciate senator feinstein's considerable accomplishment, and that of therincipal writer daniel jones you need to view it as literature and immerse yourself in the text area this is much more than a horror story about american government employees gone brutally why old trampling on the bodies of their victims while they trample on the rule of law. it's also a story of deep government which is to say unaccountable government beyond the reach of elected officials. it really ought to give pause to the most fervent defenders of the torture practiced at the cia. please abide about a book and read it not just to support novell house and senator feinstein but also to educate yourself free of the mediation of newspapers and politicians with too many axes to grind. for all its faults this report is a tribute to what is left in the tattered constitution and its beleaguered system of checks and balances. let's get to the conversation and i think that we will start with mark. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you so much for that extraordinary introduction. and

senator diane feinstein expo of the central intelligence program in the wake of 9/11. this is published by melville house house and who else would have converted this massive, but readable text into a book in such a short time. we will talk to the editor of the book, mark krotov of melville house house. and guided through its most salient feature by scott horton an international lawyer and editor for "harper's magazine." scott wrote the national magazine award winning expo the guantanamo bay suicides a camp dealt as sergeant blows the whistle. he has done follow-up reporting and his review of the torture issue will be published into the april issue coming out in march. he is the author of a new book that is for sale and after mark and scott get to talk we will have time for plenty of questions. i remind you when you want to ask a question wait for someone to hand you a mikecromicrophone so it can be recorded. be patient. before we start, i want to emphasis this so-called report is actually a good read. a narrative with an author's voice, suspense vivid description desc

that is senator dianne feinstein exposÉ of the central intelligence agency's program in the wake of 9 of interrogating and torturing detainees held in secret prisons around the globe. in keeping with knives theme of independence, the cia torture report is published by novell house, a company that epitomizes the importance and necessity of independent book publishers. who else but dennis and valerie johnson would have converted this massive but highly readable text into a book in such a short time. an amazing feat of publishing ingenuity that we are going to discuss with the editor of the book, mark krotov of melville house. we'll also we will also be guided to some of the most salient features a contributing editor of harper's magazine and in international lawyer went expertise and human rights in the march 2010 issue he wrote that the national magazine award-winning exposÉ quandt hondo suicide and he has done follow-up reporting on the story for harpers and we will publish his review in our april issue which comes out in march. he is also author of "lords of secrecy" and after mark a

not be good for the party because two senior democrats have finally moved, dick durbin and dianne feinstein, and they're inviting him to a closed door meeting with the democrats, deciding they'd rather be sideways with barack obama than their voters. >>> and time's running out for lawmakers to fund the department of homeland security. senate democrats again blocked a funding bill that would have reversed president obama's executive actions on immigration and funded the dhs. afterwards mitch mcconnell took to the floor and said it's time to take a different approach in the effort to fund dhs. mcconnell aims to present a bill that will target the immigration policy separate from the one that will fund homeland security. jay johnson warned what this

even if she doesn't, feinstein could well face serious competition. think the most important open race may well be for governor. at that point, at this moment, rather, lieutenant governor, gavin newsom states that as candidacy. he doesn't have state-wide, the same popularity or name recognition as camilla harris. it is very likely that big hitters like state treasury, john chung, maybe former controller, steve wesley and perhaps even via la rosa may seek that office along with former gubernatorial candidate. he has invested a lot. here is the bottom line. we are about to see a new jen rag of leaders in the state's highest offices. you know what, just like musical chairs? a lot more candidates than available seats. >> a lot of people looking forward to seeing a new change and a new evolution in california. larry, thank you. a pleasure, as always, to have you in this morning. >>> stay with us. "today in the bay" is back in a moment. up next, cooking with cannabis. we'll tell you about the new class in san francisco that teaches people how to cook with p

senator feinstein read >> thank you. i would like to recognize my chief counsel, neil quencher, who is leaving the senate to return to the private sector. he has served me in the people of california well for nearly half of my 22 years in the senate. serving as my chief counsel from 1995-1999, and again since 2009. in between he served as an elected official, serving the maryland state legislature from 2003-2007. i have relied on him for able and candid advice and i know many of you have gotten to know him very well. he has provided consistent guidance and oversight, and i've just want to thank him for his decade of service to the senate. thank you. >> mr. chairman. like senator feinstein has the most tax outstanding staffs on the hill. >> i would like to join senator feinstein in banking and congratulating her chief counsel. and thanking him more importantly for his 10 years of service here on the hill. we all know whether it is neil or a lot of other staff we would not be booked to do our job without the dedicated serv

you had dianne feinstein out there.yor of san francisco. >> i like dianne feinstein a lot. >> barbara boxer a little firsty right? >> yeah. little bit different politics than mine. feinstein i find to be very strong on national security and foreign policy so i agree with her. >> barbara you were like this. >> she is a nice lady. >> miss pelosi on thanksgiving -- >> -- yes, yes. >> exactly, pass the turkey leg. she is very nice. i love her husband very much. he is a great guy. >> so pelosi was okay? >> they are good people, you know. we have seen evolution in the politics with maria and arnold i shared the politics protocol. they said do you mind sharing? i wasn't going to turn down arnold and maria. >> maria doesn't look real lovely there probably on a bad day. now, if you go back and these people you are on fox news channel might be a little different. >> yeah. >> this is true. i don't know. now they are probably going ah-ha. >> looking askance. a word of the day. kimberly guilfoyle, everyone fascinating background. la

i assume you watched dianne feinstein on the prison tv -- and your thoughts about it? was sitting in the central one unit tv room watching it with bated breath. let me say that senator feinstein is one of the cia's leading supporters on capitol hill. so for dianne feinstein to come out with a report as critical as this report was, just shows you how wrongheaded the cia torture program was. >> the report comes out and it details a list of torture methods used on prisoners -- waterboarding, sexual abuse with broomsticks, what they call rectal feeding or hydration prisoners threatened with buzzing power drills in some captives were deprived of sleep up to 180 hours a time with hands shackled above their heads. the torture carried out up like sites in afghanistan, lapointe, romantic, poland, thailand guantÁnamo able base known as strawberry fields. as this unveiled, it is only you who went to jail around these issues. your thoughts on this? >> i feel i can live in the twilight zone sometimes. when the report came out, like most other americans, i was absolutely shocked and

on the left, the concerns -- not dianene feinstein but democrats would be farther left than she is on this are saying it's too strong, it's too open-ended. it gives the president too much leeway. we don't want to go for it. the republicans on the other hand are looking at the language that the president said over and saying this actually doesn't look like it would achieve what she just outlined we need to achieve. we fight them there or we're going to fight them here. so i think that the president, once again because they did not use very clear language has put forward legislation that the congress is not going to be able to pass without significant changes. and if it passes at all. the president has shown he's willing to do whatever he has been doing over the last six months without asking the congress for permission. probably doesn't need anything additional. >> point we talked about yet yesterday, there's nothing in this legislation that he could do without legislation. what he's done is open everybody up left and right to attach something to it. that resolution led to broad war in

holly phillips, rachel feinstein. give them a nice round of applause, everybody.or helping me keep it 100 on twitter. each of our panelists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same. i don't get a chance to see the question until now. tonight's question comes from @gtrippo. if your child could be the next michael jordon or the next neil degrasse tyson, who would you choose? actually, i almost gave an answer quick there. i think i'm going to go with neil degrasse. because he can neil degrrks rasselonger than he can michael jordon. i get a sticker. i get a sticker. join us next week for all new episodes of "the nightly show." remember to follow "the nightly show" on twitter and keep an eye out for the topic we'll tackle on monday. until then, good nightly, everybody. ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ ♪ people spouting "howdy, neighbor" ♪ ♪ heading on up to south park gonn

holly phillips, rachel feinstein. give them a nice round of applause, everybody.lists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same. i don't get a chance to see the question until now. tonight's question comes from @gtrippo. if your child could be the next michael jordon or the next neil degrasse tyson, who would you choose? actually, i almost gave an answer quick there. i think i'm going to go with neil degrasse. because he can neil degrrks rasselonger than he can michael jordon. i get a sticker. i get a sticker. join us next week for all new episodes of "the nightly show." remember to follow "the nightly show" on twitter and keep an eye out for the topic we'll tackle on monday. until then, good nightly, everybody. it's 1 is can 59 and 59 seconds this happened on youtube. yesterday we showed you the steamy remake for magic mike 2, you're welcome but today we have an even hotter trailer that was released, by hotter i mean that it is wretch ed and will make you want to burn your dick off with a lighter.

and now senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i'd like to just for a moment recognize my chief counsel neil equipmenter, who is leaving the senate to return to the private sector. he has served me and the people of california well for nearly half of my 22 years in the senate. serving as my chief counsel from '95-'99 and again since 2009. this between he served as an elected official in his own right, serving the maryland state legislature from 2003-2007. i've relied on him for able and candid advice, and i know many of you have gotten to know him very well. he has provided consistent guidance and oversight and i just want to thank him for his decade of service to the senate. thank you very much -- >> will the senator -- mr. chairman? senator feinstein is known for having one of the most outstanding staffs on the hill, and we'll miss you. >> and i would like to join senator feinstein in thanking and congratulating her chief counsel and thanking him, more importantly, for his ten years of service here on the hill. we all know wheth

among those supporting the most california senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein. they are also argued there should be no such thing as this philosophical or personal beliefs exemption. if they get their way california will join 32 other states that do not allow low post to get in the way of vaccination requirements. >>pam: federal prosecutors call 6 wrote an on line narcotics empire. they believe a 30 year- old was the mastermind of the enterprise. uprights lawyers plan to appeal the decision in court today his mother said this is not the in and a supporter yelled out ross is a hero as the suspect was let out of the court room. >>pam: a suspected auto burglary suspect managed to get police this lippen this morning in san jose. he is thought to be part of a crew blamed for rash of smash and grab car burglaries near the airport. >>reporter: police say most of the victims are business travelers were staying in the hotels and motels and patronizing restaurants along a stretch of north first street. this man 26 year-old oakland resident kevin jordan is a suspect in sev

. >> feinstein i've indicated challenges meantime you want to reopen documentation it is important to go ahead and do so and meet all the requirements of ceqa san francisco puc is as busy as any agency they've been in their lifetime we want to make sure we gave me them early with the waterlines project and starting to evaluate alternative construction delivery methods that we'll see whether or not their feasible and bring to the committees and board in the future we learned add lesson on the ramp project is that the birds don't know what month of year when it's warm they start nest so we envision an early contract on the contract that was a delay because of bird nest issues that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you for you thorough presentation. >> commissioner christensen. >> i was occurs about the aesthetic and environmental impacts of the two choices we're certainly seeking in the presidio a modern preference for low profile and integrated roadways so up until the parrot of retaining walls i was thinking the preferred approach would have vi

preservation commission detailing the specific the physical interventions needed and their stemmed cost and feinstein amendments requiring the planning commission to consider the historic structures report the economic need for the building and the compatibility of office space with pdr tenants and any other impacts on the neighborhoods or is location plans for the tenants i know that's a mouth full i believe that we have sorry steve with the planning department to say a few words about this item why don't you come up steve. >> steve with the planning department just to reflect on that the hearings with the historic preservation commission we had two and during the hearings we really no concern or fight over the jest of the policy that is reich the conversion of pdr space in those landmark buildings that was full support only raise by the ar c how do they know the buildings are they need so much office space to support the 2 henry adams this is a building that's in excellent condition why put a building there the purpose of the location to prove the historic nature so we proposed to the planning depa

. >> san francisco has elected inspiring mentors to me like senator dianne feinstein and boxing and attorney general and state controller betty yee and others locally we have strong women role molds president london breed breed and supervisor jane kim's and supervisor tang and supervisor cowen and newest supervisor julie christensen in district 3 (clapping) and our nuttiest partner from just across the bay oakland mayor libby shaft (clapping) libby thank you for taking the time to join us this morning i look forward to working with you the entire bay area and now for the first time ever a female editor and chief in san francisco chronicle audrey cooper (clapping) well if we're going to meet the challenges of female equality we need workplace policies that reinforce women in san francisco we've made great progress half of the city's workforce are women and they equal the men outstanding women in our major city departments like our fire chief and public directing director we must do better in areas like information technology public safety and skilled crafts great jobs with great salaries but

generated 0 point of interest but contract since 9345 and that's the subject of today's discussions and feinstein it exteriors july 1st of 2015 we're talking about the relationship we'll have with pacific gas and protect we don't own the distribution system like hunters point or treasure island but bringing power to this this is pacific gas and electric they own the systems and there's tariffs for the transmission system we've been attempting to negotiate with the new agreement the whole greater world this is a changed tennis or since 987 we asked them for what we call with wholesale service agreement in november of 2013 we had an impasse on the terms and conditions not arguing over the rates those are set two the regulatory condition but under what conditions to serve the customers in the future it's important to know because of the impasse while at the federal rates in october last year the containment of pacific gas and electric a that's heightened the terms and conditions under which we've serve our customers and they filed in december a interpretation of the interconnection this is part of t

a general contractor will available feinstein without occupying too much of our time i want to briefing run to the signage i'll be happy to answer any questions for any followup questions the commissioners may have the first is marked with the number one is a blade something like that it is located along 17th street which is designed to draw pedestrian attendance to the entrance to the on quest store on 17th phasing 17th street stand alone lettering love o above the entrance is and there is a corner cuff sign that helps the corner and then there's a small blade sign on an atm location so i now want to introduce lindy who will throne the background thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners thank you for being with us today, i want to give you background on the banks and the institution we are and delinquents us we were established in the 53 in organ in a community that was lacking the community there was having to go to taverns to cash hair payroll checks sow they established on and on can bank 20 years ago i'm sorry 20 years ago our current ceo joined the company and taken the bank to

increased by the downtown extension so it's important we get as much funding as we can for this and feinstein there was an article in today is chronicle about the unat the end consequences of legislation regarding conversion of tics to condo that was passed unfortunately started out as a simple legislation and has a lot of things attached if anyone is evicted from a building in the past 10 years were not allowed to condo convert married can r gentlemen and middle-aged i think it's 3 united one of them got a job in australia and decided to rent the thing now unfortunately, the the renter do agree to leave except for a huge amount 6 money if they displace them against there will they'll not been able to take part in the condo conversion unfortunately, sometimes our policies end up having untended consequences this is why we video so many vacant units had they been for prudent forgot about it we put renter in there the consequences have come back to haunt them a lot of people are reticent to rent they know those laws are more and more on and on reduce to get to do what you want with our property

dianne feinstein joins me now.you very much. >> i certainly were right as to the threat we faced. now what about the way the war powers language he has sent up, there's criticism already from both sides that the language is too ambiguous and it either gives too much authority or some say it would permit boots on the ground and not restricted enough. >> as i understand it andrea he worked with the foreign relations committee to try to craft something that met both sides. the doves and hawks, whether that's really possible or not, i don't know. i know this isil is now known to americans. we've seen the beheadings and burnings and hostages taken. we've seen people frog walked and then essentially mowed down. we've seen massacres and we've seen christians killed simply because they were christian and not muslim. it has a much higher profile than let's say aqap which is more remote equally dangerous to america, but more remote. so what is wanted is an authorization for use of force that's legal. i think the three years

some thoughts about the many legacies of dean smith on and off the court with sports writer john feinsteinnew him and wrote about him today in "the washington post" and is working on a book about him. great to see you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: tell us about dean smith, the basketball coach and why was he so successful? >> probably because he was so smart. he was an innovator. coaches will tell you they're always copying dean. he always said i hope i'm a better coach than a imrearg. i hope i will be better a year from now than now. he worked at that every summer, coming up with new ways to beat the opposition. the other thing was his ability to make his players understand why he did things. he didn't just say do this. he would tell them why he wanted them to do it and why he built the program the way he did, why the freshmen, whether michael jordan or anybody else, carried the bags for the seniors, even the seniors were walk-ons. and he had a system believed in it totally and kept work at making it better year in and year out. >> woodruff: he inspired a lot of poilt. >> my gosh, yes. a lo

with the navy as well as some consultant costs with the artists building we're working on and then feinstein we're working on pursuing s some federal transportation loans and so there's costs associated with the consultants it prepare american people application and actually apply we've included that in our plans 2015-2016 mission bay straightforward to prior years the majority on the fund on the non housing side for the infrastructure fund $25 million in infrastructure reimbursements there from the proceeds we have $23 million we've seen this the repaying of the bonds for the cf d number 4 and we've drawing $2 million in the p t f for the payments in this period we have some costs related to consultants who review the infrastructure introiz and prepare those for reimbursement we have fund in hand for the public art program we are looking forward to this in case we haven't finished the program those are for payments for public art moving son 0 transbay i want to pause and introduce our new transbay project manager shane has joined us as the project sponsor once he gets up to speed you'll sta

. >> commissioners that places you under our regular calendar item 8 feinstein's the fiscal year department budget and work program this is an action item. >> independently commissioners john ram for the record today, we're asking for your approval on the proposed budget we've had two other hearings about the only thing i'll raids before i'm going to turn it over to keith mary senior citizen 10 to go over changes in the interim week we've discussed a lot german your concerns and other concerns for the staffing for the short-term rental program you've received a memo we've proposing to add 3 positions that go unfund for now, the advantage i mean, the board approvals our revenue and the position authority so the advantage of doing it this way when they approve the positions of we don't say currently have the funding it allows the hiring processed to go quickly that will not require us to go back to the board we think it's a good interim solution until we figured out the now staffing with that, i'm going to turn it over to keith to go over the budgeting thank you. >> good afternoon commissione

those changes allow the allowed us to align our clear pathway to implement for our city's youth and feinstein to close the digital guide every be it resolved p,z&e, finance governance penetration is a has provided over 2 hundred thousand hours of literacy training and media training established or revamped youth and 54 technology centers we have the penetration of be it resolved with over thirty thousand miles of be it resolved and new phone call on the parks and the waterfront or matt and throughout the civic center action area too addresses the guns and business climate perhaps some of the transition from the fax to gross redevelopment tax from one to job creation and broadened the tax base alignment we have businesses teams insuring that businesses have a contract within city hall this is allowing us to strengthen our partnership working with the groups like the chamber of commerce and the golden gate sf traffic and other merchant and lgbtq chamber of commerce this allows for better consumption for the policies and regulations within city hall and faster warning of business needs in 2008 o

but at the same time dianne feinstein and dick durbin are sending a letter saying we're not going to show for the speech this is a bad idea. why don't you meet with us separately. the democrats are looking to cover themselves i think a little bit from criticism that they are boycotting the israeli leader. >> right. and this by the way is -- you could argue is what should have happened all along. he was coming to washington anyway to give a speech at the apec convention next week. you know the convention center is six blocks or eight blocks from the capital, he could have spent an entire day meeting individually or groups with senators and congressman talking about his fears about this deal. and that case he probably would have gotten a meeting in the administration. right now the administration itself is boycotting him. so yes, obviously the democratic party is a pro israel party, just like the republican party, although there's worries on the israeli part about how long that's going to last. and there are a lot of democrats who don't want to insult the president by showing up to thi

was right for all the people in his life but never needed the pat on the back. >> woodruff: john feinsteinean smith. thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> ifill: again, the major)k[hl developments of the day, german chancellor angela merkel met with president obama at the white house in a bid to work out the next move in ukraine. merkel made clear again that she had opposed any u.s. move to send arms to ukraine's military. and snow kept piling up in new england, as the third winter storm in two weeks blanketed the region. this evening, the governor declared a state-wide emergency and the boston area transit system announced it's shutting down all service. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, we look back at the origins of the internet and how it all started with the first log-in. read about the maiden message someone typed into the grand- daddy of the world wide web. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: and that's thee on tuesday, the challenges of early onset alzheimer's. we sit down with the author of still alice. i'm gwen ifill.k >> woodruff: and i'm j

senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer urged state health officials to repeal the law that allows parents to opt out of child vaccines. governor brown's office indicates he is open to revising it. the call comes as the measles outbreak grows. currently there are 99 cases in california, 14 in the bay area. to put that in perspective the state reports 58 cases during the first four months of 2014. the highest number since 1995. >>> moving on, the sports illustrated swimsuit edition gets a lot of attention each year but this time it is making news. for the first time you will see a plus sized model on the pages. there is a catch. meet ashley graham. she is a size 16 model, and you will see her in a bikini in the 2015 sports illustrated swimsuit edition. >> it is an advertisement for swimsuits for all. we showed it to shoppers in san bruno. >> with all of the skinny models, this tells girls with curves that it is okay to be thick. i think it is showing and portraying a positive body image. she looks cute. she looks like a woman, a regular woman. >> the president and ceo calls it a big

but senator feinstein said the state and private business must step up and contribute their fair share, too. the hearing in sacramento is underway at 1:30 this afternoon. >> warriors all star steph curry could meet with president obama today. >> he will be at white house to promote the united nations "nothing but net" program, donating nets for every three-point are he immediate. he made five in a win over the washington wizards last might and said he was not sure if he would pet to meet the president who is a big hoops fan. today, the white house is celebrating the progress made in the fight against malaria after 10 years of american leadership. also at the event the president will announce strategy for the next six dears of the malaria initiative. >> what a difference when he comes back in the rain. >> now the forecast. >> you have to go to the arena to see any rain the next several weeks. slight chance on friday and saturday. slight. the winds are light this morning and invariable and that is why some of the moisture that came in last night is turning into low clouds. it is the fog