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senator feinstein: ok. then how does it happen that of those numbers an additional 123 americans have been murdered by them? secretary saldana: how is it that happened? or how is it -- senator feinstein: yes. it seems to me that we've got one size fits all that you do for the worst felon what you do for someone without that kind of record. secretary saldana: and you really struck on the heart of our efforts in talking to jurisdictions who have not been working with us in the recent past. we try to tell them, work with us. let's look at your statutes. let's look at what you passed. and let's see if, one, we have to urge you to try to tweak it or, two, if we can work within it in whatever ordinance, or legislation there is. i truly believe in my heart of hearts that we can bring reasonable minds to the table to work -- that's why we talk about one size not fitting all. it's because we are trying to accommodate the needs of the communities that are so different. west coast, north and south. i come from texas,

senator dianne feinstein is weighing in critically. now city supervisors are responding. hall. what are they saying? >> the authors of the sanctuary city ordinances say it's designed to protect vulnerable immigrant pop oolgsulations who may not want to reach out due to fear of being deported. ordinances should not be used to shield convicted criminals. hanging in the mayor's communications office of pictures of senator feinstein administering the oath to mayor lee. in a statement feinstein writes we should focus on deporting criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. avalos is the author of due process for all an ordinance in 2013 that prevents the sheriff's department from cooperating with most immigrations and enforcement requests. >> what do you think of senator feinstein adding to it? >> she has an opinion like a lot of other people do and we have a strong piece of legislation that does have balances on increasing public safety. >> reporter: all members of the board of public safety voted

hanging in the mayor's communications office of pictures of senator feinstein administering the oath to mayor lee. in a statement feinstein writes we should focus on deporting criminals, not setting them loose on our streets. avalos is the author of due process for all an ordinance in 2013 that prevents the sheriff's department from cooperating with most immigrations and enforcement requests. >> what do you think of senator feinstein adding to it? >> she has an opinion like a lot of other people do and we have a strong piece of legislation that does have balances on increasing public safety. >> reporter: all members of the board of public safety voted on that ordinance. sanctuary city ordinances are not the problem. >> the debate we're hearing about sanctuary city, i think really doesn't get to the point. the actual laws and policies are gun control. >> reporter: supervisor davidco-authored it. >> i would imagine and i would hope if there's someone who is a threat to public safety that those steps are taken. >> reporter: a spokesperson for i.c.e. handed sanchez over to sheriffs offic

the feinstein -- well, fewer than 30. the feinstein -- exactly 30. let me make sure i'm precise here. the feinstein amendment lost on a vote of 15-15. now, should that go forward as the policy of this united states senate? i really don't think so. i think we owe it to the american people on an issue that is involves safety, on an issue that involves infrastructure, and on an issue that involves deferring to the states to make the best decisions for their people. i think we owe it to them to have a full vote and not let something go forward on a virtual tie vote. the provision that is now in the appropriations bill was adopted 16-14 -- in the appropriations committee with no hearings. and i'd simply ask my colleagues, is that the way to make a major safety decision and infrastructure decision for the american people? so we're -- we're nearing the time when supporters of the feinstein-wicker amendment are hoping for a vote. and i was heartened to hear the conversation of the majority leader yesterday that he certainly hoped we would be able to have a h

they were rallying in opposition to what they say is senator feinstein's support of anti-immigration legislation following the murder of kate steinly at pier 14. organizers say legislation proposed by feinstein would cause serious civil rights violations. >> keep the progress going and -- [ inaudible ] >> part of senator feinstein's statement issued after the pier 14 shooting is quote we should focus on convicting criminals not setting them loose on our streets. she did not answer to those on the streets in front of her office today. >> the program's 50th anniversary in oakland today -- the california nurse's association helped organize today's rally at frank ogala plaza outside city hall. they would like to see medical to all-americans. currently it is for seniors and disabled veterans. >> there is an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. 12,000 sweets mer day last april included positive reference to hookas. which is a type of water pipe, as you know. the cdc calls it a dangerous trend. since smoking a hooka has many of the same health risks as smoking cigarettes. >> we h

a quarter of a million dollars to this million he'll be reading a message florida senator dianne feinstein remarks she prepared because her business in washington prevented here from being here today please welcome my guest. >> thank you jerry good morning ladies and gentlemen i'd like to acknowledge first secretary schmitz and also judge cop former judge and mayor ed lee it pleased me very much to make those comments on the on behalf of senator feinstein she would today, we celebrate the groundbreaking for the bay areas korean million that commemorates and honors the courageous korean war conveniences with their surface for freedom and democracy it is fitting indeed that a permanent million be located here as san francisco was the point for so many americans that fought in that war and the end of the journey for so many who returned through the golden state both living and dead this million will help to insure the all of a sudden forgotten people are remembered to all korean veterans thank you for your services and my thanks to everyone for the support of this million and our remembrance

senator feinstein: ok. >> one last question. if the united states were to require our company doing business here to ensure government access to encrypted communications, which you expect that foreign governments would create the same requirements for companies operating there? senator wyden: -- director comey: i think they might. senator wyden: i think that would clearly be the outcome. i think it would make businesses more vulnerable. i want to leave you with one last thought. i have been on this committee for 14 years. where this is headed is towards proposals for some kind of stockpile of encryption keys. i don't think we're fleshed out where senators will want to go. i get the sense that is where this is going. there should be a stockpile for the government to access. i wanted to know that i willing to work with you on ideas but i think this proposal is a big-time loser. on security grounds, for reasons i've mentioned, it is a retreat on privacy and i think it will do great damage to our cutting-edge digital companies that

senator feinstein: ok.n how does it happen that of those numb numbers an additional 123 americans have been murdered them? secretary saldana: how is it that happened? or how is it -- senator feinstein: yes. it seems to me that we've got one size fits all that you do for the worst felon what you do for someone without that kind of record. secretary saldana: and you really struck on the heart of our efforts in talking to jurisdictions who have not been working with us in the recent past. we try to tell them, work with us. let's look at your statutes. let's look at what you passed. and let's see if, one, we have to urge you to try to tweak it, or, two, if we can work within it in whatever ordinance, or legislation there is. i truly believe in my heart of hearts that we can bring reasonable minds to the table to work -- that's why we talk about one size not fitting all. it's because we are trying to accommodate the needs of the communities that are so different. west coast, north and south. i come from texas, o

city supervisors are responding to feinstein's statement. our team coverage begins live at city hall. sergio what are they saying? >> reporter: there was a regular board of supervisors meeting around 2:00. most of the conversation leading up to that meeting surrounded san francisco's sanctuary city policy especially now, because of this case. this is video during the signing ceremony. it prevents the city's law enforcement agencies from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement requests the mayor's office responded to a letter from senator feinstein asking san francisco re-examine it's relationship with ice. but the author of the ordinance says that is not needed. >> every board member voiced sympathies but says the ordinance is not the problem. supervisor campos is curious why immigration agents didn't get a warrant for sanchez >> i imagine and hope if there is someone who is threat to public safety, that those steps are taken. >> a spokesperson for ice said they handed him over to sheriff officials in march and issued an immigra

city supervisors are responding to feinstein's statement. our team coverage begins live at city hall. sergio what are they saying? >> reporter: there was a regular board of supervisors meeting around 2:00. most of the conversation leading up to that meeting surrounded san francisco's sanctuary city policy especially now, because of this case. this is video during the signing ceremony. it prevents the city's law enforcement agencies from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement requests the mayor's office responded to a letter from senator feinstein asking san francisco re-examine it's relationship with ice. but the author of the ordinance says that is not needed. >> every board member voiced sympathies but says the ordinance is not the problem. supervisor campos is curious why immigration agents didn't get a warrant for sanchez >> i imagine and hope if there is someone who is threat to public safety, that those steps are taken. >> a spokesperson for ice said they handed him over to sheriff officials in march and issued an immigra

that would be feinstein or boxer.> why not boycott san francisco? too many good people would be hurt. the focus should be on the feds. they are the ones that get this solved at least partially. darlene, princeville, illinois. i am wondering why my state has not passed jessica's law. because illinois is controlled by those who bankrupted the state and created a murderous zone in some chicago neighborhoods. instead of a 20 year sentence they have not less than six-year sentences. it's pathetic. >>> bay side new york. i am behind you but reagan broke his promise. i will be waiting for your on the air correction. you will be waiting a long time. he promised tighter security on the southern border and crack down on those who hired illegal aliens didn't happen to any effective extent. >>> mr. o'reilly i see you continue to put greece down with arrogance and sarcasm. i must say emetic is what you are doing, mean s vomit inducing. greece is hurting europe by failing to be responsible financially. i love going to greece but th

senator dianne feinstein today weighed in on the pier 14 shooting. she says the suspect francisco lopez sanchez, should never have been released. senator feinstein took issue with the san francisco sheriff's department for not notifying immigration and customs enforcement. the agency issued a detainer, asking sanchez be held for deportation. quote, we should focus on deporting convicted criminals not setting them loose on our streets. the senator says she'll be looking at whether additional federal legislation may be necessary. feinstein is also urging mayor ed lee to participate in a new program that enables federal officials to take custody of immigrants that pose a danger to public safety. >>> more coverage on the pier 14 murder coming up. we'll hear from san francisco supervisors who are strongly defending the sanctuary city policy. that's at 6:30. >>> scary moments for passengers on a united airlines flight to sfo. the plane was flying from honolulu last night when it suddenly had very noticeable engine trouble. kpix 5's len ramirez talked with

but today senator dianne feinstein weighed in saying san francisco dropped the ball. feinstein was mayor when the city first started its sanctuary city policy back in 1985. she said, quote i strongly believe an undocumented individual convicted of multiple felonies and with a detainer request from i.c.e. should not have been released. quote, we should focus on deporting convicted criminals not setting them loose on our streets. feinstein is asking san francisco to join homeland security's priority enforcement program. that program directs i.c.e. to focus its attention on undocumented immigrants who are serious offenders. the plog -- the program is being designed. under this new program sanchez would have qualified to be turned over to the feds. >>> raymond shrimp boy chow won't be taking a plea deal in his corruption case. the former gang leader is headed for trial. a judge today ordered chow and seven other defendants to be tried together. they face charges ranging from racketeering to drug and weapons trafficking. leland ye and others pleaded last week. >> we don't

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director comey: thank you, senator feinstein. the answer is i really can't at this point for a couple of reasons. we are the beginning of this. we will work to collect that data. the other thing is it is a bit like proving a negative. when my folks see something is encrypted, they move on and try to find another way to assess the potential bad guy. we have incidents where wiretaps were issued and then encryption was encountered, but i don't have good enough numbers yet. senator feinstein: i think it would be helpful if the department could gather some numbers to quantify this. the next question is, bsa, known as the software alliance, send a them -- sent a letter to this committee stating that calls for weakened encryption can create artificial, commercial disadvantages for united states companies and barriers to market access. i would like to have your reaction to that statement. director comey: first, i think i am not an expert. public safety is my thing. but i think i take issue with the notion of weakening encryption. i also

feinstein is asking san francisco to join the priority enforcement program.ate steinle has caused a lot of finger pointing over who let this felon go free. the sheriff says it isn't his fault and federal officials mezed up. this afternoon i spoke to the former head of ice about that. >> the sheriff laid the blame at the door of ice. he said the city and county had no choice. here is what he had to say yesterday. >> well, i think ice needs to take into account it is not just san francisco. it is over 300 cities now. >> could it happen again? >> i think it could. that is why ice needs to upgrade the policy and procedures procedures practices so we are all working on a more fluid basis. >> how do you respond to that? ingly think the sheriff is wrong. we are not asking for a legal instrument to pick up the phone and let ice know they are holding a individual, a criminal foreign national. there is no need for a legal instrument for that. the civil immigration system is not set up, not designed to get warrants in every single case. last year, ice issued over 200,00

senator dianne feinstein urged san francisco leaders to adopt a homeland security measure called priority enforcement program. >> this program focuses on felons and others who are high priorities for removal from the country. >> feinstein says the program is being reviewed by ed lee. meanwhile, this was questioned by gop members of the committee. >> so are you saying, then, that i.c.e. supports making it mandatory to comply with federal detainers? >> no. >> so it's helpful but you don't support it. >> no, sir. i support the -- what we've proposed and -- >> but you just said it -- >> clarity is always helpful. >> the house is expected to take up a bill this week that would block federal funding to cities that resist to turn over illegal immip grants to federal authorities. >>> we're learning about a new proposal going before the supervisors today in response to kate's death. it's being introduced by mark farrell. the proposal calls on ross mirkarimi to rescind his gag order. it requests the city attorney draft legislation mandating they d.a. regarding the prisoners being kept in san franci

senator dianne feinstein has drawn up a bill for emergency drought relief. will we get for our money? in kpix 5's wilson walker takes a closer look. >> it's a bill that addresses pieces of the puzzle and the amount of money in this bill isn't huge. it's $1.5 billion. >> $1.5 billion. that's obviously a great deal of money. but just by comparison, let's remind ourselves that this bridge cost us all more than $6 billion. so what might $1.5 billion do with a problem as large as california's drought? >> there's no way that federal money will bail us out of this problem. >> reporter: world-renowned water expert peter glick has seen the feinstein bill and says it delivers in one crucial area. emergency relief for drought- stricken communities. >> addresses really some of the most important impacts on central valley communities that have seen their wells go dry. >> 200 families without water in their houses. >> communities that have lost access to water provides some emergency response for them. >> reporter: up next, money for water storage projects but don't expec

feinstein goes on to suggest san francisco take part in" ice's "priority enforcement program," which enables federal immigration authorities " to work with state and local law enforcement to take custody of individuals who pose a danger to public safety before those individuals are released into our communities." >> reporter:a california senator is proposing a new bill. for what he says. is to keep the public safe from felons facing deportation. >> reporter:republican senator jeff stone submitted the legislation today. the proposed bill prohibits sanctuary cities - like san francisco - from releasing convicted felons who are illegally in the u-s. >> reporter: they are arrested - police must keep them in custody for 48 - hours. this would give immigration officials time to decide. if they will deport the person, or prosecute them for the crime. >> pam:coming up later in the newscast. we talk to the family spokesperson about a triple- murder in 20-08. involving an undocumented immigrant. >> pam:what they are saying about the pier- 14 case. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam

. >>> dianne feinstein and barbara boxer introduced a drought relief bill today. it focuses on long term solutions like water recycling, forge desalination and would cost $1.3 billion over 10 years. republicans are against new spending but dianne feinstein says you can't make new water without spending money. she hopes to have the bill included in the effort to battle drought across the west. >>> california's biggest cities are reporting success in exceeding water conversation goals for the first month of the mandate in june. san francisco says it reduced by 20% which is double the goal of 8%. in east bay, customers saved 31%. and san jose water use was reduced 35%. >>> officials say they are saving 20,000 gallons of water thanks to special equipment. it is not new technology but it is in high demand. ktvu's allie rasmus has the story new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: the head phones and audio equipment are part of the job. he is not a musician but his sense of hearing are his livelihood. he is listening for a sound like this. >> water escaping through a hole and that

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you're saying in the face of dianne feinstein saying she is going too far here?> i don't think she is going too far. the tech companies, to put some perspective around this, have been helping with the effort against terrorism for over 10 years now and i think -- neil: i'm sorry i wasn't clear. last time you were with me you don't want to go too far here. these companies say she is, she sis. >> no, she is not. i disagree with that. in terms of, look what happened with 9/11. we had several attempts since then. we have all the copycats trying to impress isis and al qaeda with attacks. i think these tech companies have to pony up and do their part to help. i don't think, i don't think the fourth amendment was there to help people evade government resources with external national security threats like this. neil: what is weird here, i have guys, liberal is literally saying go ahead and do this kind of stuff and the conservative, at least in your case saying, wait a minute this is going too far. explain why you think is potentially going too far. as you already mention

joining us again, comedian and actress rachel feinstein.rs and applause) he's a rapper and actor you can see in the new movie "southpaw," out friday, 50 cent. (cheers and applause) and he's the director of the new movie "trainwreck" and author of the new book "sick in the head," my old pal, judd apatow. (cheers and applause) it's a great panel. lot of movie power on the panel tonight. now, judd, we did this whole cosby thing. i wish he was here tonight. because i know you had a lot to say about this. what is your take on what all this stuff that just came out? >> well, everything just came out so i feel like -- >> larry: you were enjoying it. it's so sad. i mean you are one of the only people to really make a strong statement about it. and i only talked about it because nobody was talking about it. >> larry: well, it's showbiz. i feel like the women make strong statements. (laughter) no one chose to believe them. >> that's through. right -- true. right. (applause) the camille thing always shocked me that she stands by him. >> larry: yeah. i

senator sessions. >> thank you senator feinstein. you've made some important points. i would note san francisco proudly calls itself a sanctuary city. they're not hiding it. they're proud of it. and directed their police chiefs and police officers to act in that accord too. we are focused i think more today on the sheriff's department who even the mayor has concluded act the improperly. i would offer for the record a letter just a week ago on behalf of the san francisco deputy sheriff that worked for the sheriff there. and that letter to the sheriff says this as evidenced by the tragic death of kate steinle on july 1st the department's refusal to coordinate much less cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies recklessly compromises the safety of sworn personnel, citizens and those who merely come to san francisco area. this association hereby demands that the department immediately rescind the directives and comply with the statutory and contractual obligations to meet and confer in good faith. and they go over to say moreover it is the association's sincere beli

. >> senator feinstein had been an opponent of medical marijuana and groups in california bases advocates will toll her how they feel about it hand delivering a petition with 10,000 signatures to the senator's san francisco office. organizers say california has allowed access to medical marijuana for the past 20 years and it is time for senator feinstein to get on board. >> san francisco police want your help in fining this burglar would broke into a dentist's office twice, in the same day. look at this southfield showing the man rolling through a window and over a desk looking for valuables. it happened early last tuesday. the burglar made off with several thousand worth of equipment. >> happening today on the peninsula, law enforcement officers are getting ready to hand out traffic tickets to distracted drivers. it is part of an eight hour crackdown targeting people talking open their cell phone or texting while driving. the san mateo county police chief and sheriff association will be deploying extra officers coming from burlingame, south san francisco and redwood city. they will focus

the mayor and senator feinstein will celebrate the launch at 11 o'clock a.m. and help kristen the newest historic streetcar. >> next latest on the investigation interest this plane part discovered on an island in the indian >> developments of the dentist accused of killing a beloved lion and officials in zip are ask -- in zimbabwe are asking him to return to the country. >> this is abc7 with weather and traffic during the break so you are in the >>> covering los altos, antioch petaluma, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >>> happening fed, a music concert in memory of a 14-year-old bay area girl who was stabbed to death in her castro valley home 21 years ago. her killer has never been found. the foundation was incorporated soon after and the mission is to promote child safety and youth music education. the foundation is sponsoring music concert at the college in hayward at 7:30. >> now the latest on the discovery of part of the airplane wing found on a remote french island in the indian ocean. that part known as the flapper will be sent to france today to

senator dianne feinstein called for better cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement and in kate's case -- >> a simple phone call would have been enough, but that did not happen. >> reporter: feinstein said that call could have saved kate's life. now the steinle family is backing kate's law that would give mandatory jail time to convicted felons if they try to come back to the u.s. illegally after they've been deported. >> we feel if kate's law saves one daughter, one son, a mother, a father, kate's death won't be in vain. >> reporter: according to i.c.e., 123 people were killed by those who faced deportation between 2010 and 2014. in san francisco cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> could we have order? >> emotions ran high through the end of that hearing. one man in the public seating area yelled out against sanctuary city policies. his son was killed by an undocumented immigrant in 2010. police escorted him out of that hearing. >>> a san francisco supervisor is pushing for changes in how the city treats immigrant suspects. supervisor mark ferrell announced a package of refo

she said to mayor lee sanchez shouldn't will be released. >> senator dianne feinstein was the adultsroom. she gave other politicians gavin newson and ed lee the political, um, um, foundation, if you like to take a stand there, um, to say, yeah, let's reconsider this. >> reporter: newsom said san francisco should be looking at closing the loopholes that shields repeat offenders from deportation. but supervisor john avalos a strong supporter of sanctuary policies told us he sees no need for a modification of the law. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> for an explanation of how san francisco first became a san leandro, visit cbssf.com/sanctuary. >>> the u.s. markets closed today after a computer glitch brought trading at the new york stock exchange to a standstill for hours. cbs reporter marlie hall on the problem and the late fix. >> reporter: trader made up for lost time late wednesday buying and selling before the closing bell. a computer glitch stopped all trading for several hours in the middle of the day. repairs were made on a stock by stock basis. >> they decided the best thing to do to

senator feinstein: thank you very much, chairman grassley.king member, patrick leahy, would be here but there's an urgent family appointment that he had to keep this morning. and so i sit in in his stead and i know this is a hearing that he very much would have wanted to have attended. yesterday, i had occasion to meet with the steinle family and jim steinle is sitting front and center at the dock. and what i saw was a very hurt family but very resolute and very concerned about doing the right thing, whatever that may be in the case like this. so i want to voice my very clear sympathy and condolences to the family members that are hear today. __ here today. i can't think of anything that's harder to do than what you're going to do today, and i think your strength in doing it is noted and very much appreciated. it is very clear to me that we have to improve cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement. the overriding concern and a deep belief of mine is that convicted felons should not be removed from the country -- should be r

is kron4 terisa estacio reporting that he is also talking about criticism from the senator dianne feinstein as to what happened. >> reporter: the 32 year old pleasanton native, was shot at pier 14 last week. >> let us know about the release of someone that they gave custody of and was prevented and could have prevented all of this thrift >> reporter: u.s. immigration and customs enforcement officials have requested notification prior to this spirit that was not honored and now disparate sentences got all senator dianne feinstein has called upon the mayor to commit to federal authorities. >> i received, senator feinstein is a phone call and i was appreciative of it and i know that she is focusing on the same thing as i am. we both agreed that some think could have occurred as far as notification. >> reporter: the mayor pointed and years back that up for the spirit and is critical case. --pointed fingers >> knowing that they could have done more than handed him over could have had a warrant out for his our rest. --arrest >> reporter: it will continue to look for more solutions. --they will co

it's developed over generations and money alone isn't going to solve it. >> as for the feinstein billill have to work its way out of the senate through the house where california republicans have drafted their own plan. >>> a wing part possibly from the missing malaysia airlines jet is being sent to france for forensic analysis. as hannah daniels tells us, investigators believe it came from a boeing 777. >> reporter: the 6-foot-long flaperon that washed up on reunion island is expected to reach france tonight. airplane experts there will be taking a closer look at barnacles covering it to see if they match something submerged for over a year. they will also be looking at any other markings on the debris. >> they will be looking at the deformation of the metal. >> reporter: they think it came from a boeing 777 boeing. they are less certain that a shredded suitcase found near the debris has anything to do with the flight. >> it doesn't seem to show the signs of having been in the water for a long period of time. >> reporter: if the part is determined to be from flight 370, the piece wou

senator dianne feinstein has gone on record to criticize with a letter to san francisco it lee mayore says it to have been avoided if the share department has notified ice prior to the release of mr. sanchez after it buys time goes on to suggest san francisco's take part in i s priority enforcement program for federal immigration authorities to work with the state and local enforcement to take custody of individuals who pose a danger to public safety. >> we are all upset about this. trash >> reporter: yet or changing it is not the correct response >> things that we need to be united on to increase public safety because of this one incident should not mean that we should start stereotyping immigrants as donald trump was said people who commit crimes. and for this instance one should not unravel the things that has had a huge impact on san francisco. as a better place to what is accurate. >> reporter: the mayor says he shares the concerns the but he is not sure that joining the immigration policy shares the same would allot in tandem. >> pam: there is a new bill in california that what

during the gang of eight bill diane feinstein the original proponent of these sanctuary cities wantedde doing anything to stop what happened. is the money the best way to get at a state that is cash strapped like california? >> they don't seem to be responding to money or in route to changing this current policy. by the way she was the first person we heard in reaction to this shockingly when she has been allowing this to go on. tray gaudy said this creates, referring to the administration policies it creates gaping hole in the criminal justice system leading to deadly consequences. i think the fear is how many more instances are we going to see and report on before we actually see changes from washington on the policy? >> it does not correspond with the narrative of liberals. whenever there is a gun tragedy the immediate effect is more gun laws. because of the poor enforcement on the part of the sheriff this guy is there. and the fact you have democrats apologizing for localities not to enforce federal law shows you where it stands. >> the president called sandra fluc but not the per

lee says he and feinstein agree there should be a notification in place to i.c.e. that a prisoner will be released. >> there's a possibility that sanchez will take a plea deal. the district attorney's office has charged him with murder. laurie little says in most cases prosecutors start with the most serious of charges and work down to lesser charges. >> he doesn't have to be aiming at her to get a first-degree murder, just at people. the professor predicts that the defense will take a plea deal rather than risk a guilty verdict at trial. follow-up dates on the investigation right here, online and on your mobile device. >>> starting tonight, access to and from the golden gate bridge will have limited access. the highway patrol says there could be delays up to 4 hours this weekend. all the parking lots and vista points will be closed. coyle drive will reopen at 5:00 on monday morning. >>> a couple brought a tank round to the police department. the couple found it along the rail road tracks yesterday, put it in the car and brought it to the police. a bomb squad remov

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senators feinstein and others sought to block the effort to drain funds.y could do that they not only could cut off the fundings, harris, could whack them with massive penalties and states likes california with in abdullah al-muhajir jet crisis. cut off the money train you might see action. >> you're alloweding to the feinstein set up sanctuary cities status in 1985. was intended for el salavador and guatemala. through the brain room. i printed out 300 or so per i.c.e. resources cities in america that got the status. yesterday we had senator graham on the couch right where you're sitting, jesse, how do -- >> is it warm? >> how did we get to this point? this is a bipartisan issue. he dow jones industrial averaged my question. goodness love him. how did we get here? >> gram -- esty. of course he wants immigration reform. touch on what andrea said. you can force states to cooperate. this is how you do it. they sued southern states over voter i.d. law. >> he was suggested that. >> withheld federal fund for states that don't want to expand medicaid and educatio

. >> dianne feinstein is drafting a law requiring cities to let i.c.e. know when they are letting a felon lose. >> when they ask to be notified of a impending release of an alien that request should be honored. >> we want our loss to be the last loss from a violent criminal imgrant. >> the family endorses legislation known as kate's law, requiring a five year hand torrey sentence for undocumented immigrant caught entering the u.s. after being deported. a bill is being considered that the sheriff confirm the prisoner will be weeked before being transferred. >>> a shooting yesterday morning was a murder-suicide. the coroners office has identified the victim as claire horton. she was killed by scott burr dock. they -- burdick. they had a previous relationship. he shot her and himself. >> this caught everybody off guard, two good supportive family, all indications are good kids. >> i was in shock. it is really sad. police say there's no previous indication of trouble between the two young people, no restraining order. horton was attending san diego state. bu

both of california's senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps new legislation is needed so that doesn't happen again. diane feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco. >> i'll point out there's some 70-plus jurisdictions in the united states that are sanctuary cities. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton's first national interview of the 2016 race. it is a cnn exclusive. clinton defends her actions in the controversy over her e-mails while she was secretary of state. >> hillary clinton's first nationally televised interview comes as our poll shows nearly six in ten americans don't believe she's honest and trust worthy. i asked her if she bears some responsibility for that because of her recent controversies involving her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. she did not bite on that. instead she blamed republicans. one of the issues that has eroded some trust is the issue of your e-mail practices while you were secretary of state. i think there's a lot of people who don't understand your thought process on that. can you tell me the story about how

. >> i am hearing from senator diane feinstein and ben diane feinstein other diane feinstein and othersey going to stay that way? >> i think with the president going to the security of united nations before the american people and the american people having a say i think the president is making it worse. i think he has less of a chance. he is not trying to get this approved. he is trying to just avoid it being disapproved. there are republicans and democrats all around this country who have great concerns because the deal is such a bad deal. the president was so desperate for any deal i believe they made concessions much worse than the framework. the idea of any time anywhere inspections has gone away. it is not 24/7 it is 24 days later after the request. >> secretary kerry says if congress says no to the deal there are no restraints left on iran. >> secretary kerry is going to be at the foreign relation committee on thursday and i expect a rocky reception from republicans and democrats. he had to agree to allow this to go to the u.n.before coming to the united states and he has a respo

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already claudia cowan remarked the two democratic senators from california, dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are calling for more enforcement of federal law for the cities not being able to defy federal law enforcement. bill: how do you come back and forth five times. martha: incredible that they weren't able to reach out to the i.c.e. officials and each side is pointing the finger at the other in terms of responsibility. in the meantime negotiators entering another overtime period. he self negotiators left the table after the deadline was pushed back to friday. chief washington correspondent james rosen is still in vienna as the talks continue to go on. what happens if the obama administration fails to submit the terms by friday? >> then the review period congress will have will double from 30 days to 60 days. senior u.s. officials told us they would prefer the shorter review period. but in public aide to -- aides to the president express little concern. >> it's clearly in our best interest and we would welcome the scrutiny and careful consideration of the agreement. >> reporter: the

dianne feinstein is blaming the sheriff department saying: . >> we're hearing from the parents of a 19-year-old san jose man shot and killed in pleasanton over the weekend. the parents have heard conflicting information and hired a attorney to represent them. >> he's never been in trouble with the law. he doesn't get in trouble. their son was a young man in transition, he graduated from high school a year ago. he was hoping for a career in music. >> an angel, mianne gel. >> his parents shared this video. [singing] but he was silenced -- silenced sunday at 2:00 a.m. the police responded to a alarm going off. >> he was on vehicles jumping from car-to-car. they tried to communicate and he wouldn't come out. he threw a carjack through the dealership window. when he failed to comply they fired a beanbag and tasered him. he ran out of the dealership and turned and charged at a officer knocking the officer down. >> he began pummeling the officer. the officer who has eight years in law enforcement pulled out the gun and fired three shots hitting him in the chest and the face. >> handle it the

and i thank the chair. >> thank you senator feinstein. our first witness ms. susan oliver. ms. oliver is a widow of deputy danny oliver. a police officer, sacramento. danny was killed while on duty by an undocumented immigrant who was previously arrested on two separate occasions on drug related charges and twice deported. ms. oliver has established a foundation in her husband's name to help kids in school. our second witness ms. grace wang she is public policy program coordinator for washington state coalition against domestic violence a non-profit network of domestic violence founded in 19 noont. our third witness mr. michael rohnbeck, the uncle of grant rohnbeck, a 21-year-old convenience store clerk who was gunned down earlier this year by an undocumented immigrant. u.s. immigration and custom enforcement released grant's alleged murderer who was awaiting deportation. grant was born in iowa but resided in arizona and had two brothers and a sister. our fourth witness the reverend gabriel sargaro. he and his wife are the co-lead pastors of lambs church of the nazarene new yor

california's two senators barbara boxer and diane feinstein are both saying perhaps there needs to be some new federal legislation so we don't have a repeat of what's happened. feinstein is a former mayor of san francisco and she's calling on the current mayor ed lee to start following federal policies. it's going to be very interesting to see how this plays out next week. >> one of the things that's become so obvious in this case is the lack of communication between all of these different agencies and being able to track and know where and when these criminals are released or behind bars. >>> right now a potential showdown is brewing in south carolina over whether to take down the confederate flag from outside the state capital. there have been new developments in just the last 24 hours. what's about to happen in the next hour or so house lawmakers are going to reconvene. they voted to skip the committee process so they can bring in billion directly to the floor for debate. now the measure which has already passed in the senate happened yesterday afternoon, requires two-thirds majori

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