nick drivas is learning about performing from feinstein. nick drivas: really digging into the lyrics, finding meaning. he' s more than a singer, he' s the most amazing storyteller. jason: michael feinstein a , sinatra centennial is tonight at 8:00 at the dr. phillips center.

senator dianne feinstein. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are honored here today to be joined by formeri's wife, gina masconi, thank you for being here. [ applause ]. the daughter of former mayor joseph, angela alioso. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also have our governor of this great state of california governor jerry brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state george schultz is here today and his wife, the chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco who put this entire event together along with many other civic events charlotte shultz is here. i would also like to acknowledge my colleague from the board of supervisors, supervisor david campos, >>supervisor malia cohen: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor katy tang: and aaron peskis. we also have other elected officials here today. our attorney dennis herrera is here today. our public defender, jeff dochey, jose cisneros, our california state senator mark leno. assembly man mark chiu and bill tang and woman of the hour fiona moss. i know that we have another host of, thank you, and i just want to

senator dianne feinstein. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are honored here today to be joined by formeri's wife, gina masconi, thank you for being here. [ applause ]. the daughter of former mayor joseph, angela alioso. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also have our governor of this great state of california governor jerry brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state george schultz is here today and his wife, the chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco who put this entire event together along with many other civic events charlotte shultz is here. i would also like to acknowledge my colleague from the board of supervisors, supervisor david campos, >>supervisor malia cohen: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor katy tang: and aaron peskis. we also have other elected officials here today. our attorney dennis herrera is here today. our public defender, jeff dochey, jose cisneros, our california state senator mark leno. assembly man mark chiu and bill tang and woman of the hour fiona moss. i know that we have another host of, thank you, and i just want to

i' d rather be the first feinstein, than the second sinatra. jason: but he does have a personal connection to the late singer who would have hit the century mark last month. >> frank sinatra, his 100th birthday was december 12th. and i was lucky enough to know him. he was great to me early in my career and helped to push me along in the right direction. jason: he' ll share the stage with a ucf student. nick drivas is learning about performing from feinstein. >> really digging into the lyrics, finding meaning. he' s more than a singer, he' s the most amazing storyteller. jason: michael feinstein, a sinatra centennial is tonight at s gonna be a lot of classics with a great 17-piece big band and a lot of swing arrangements. i' m thrilled nick will be part of it singing a classic song, and that shows this music goes on forever. jason: we just checked and found tickets are still available for tonight' s show. michelle: we have new photos of what the new incredible hulk ride will look like at universal orlando. the first tracks are in place for the r

nick drivas is learning about performing from feinstein. nick drivas: really digging into the lyrics, finding meaning. he' s more than a singer, he' s the most amazing storyteller. jason: michael feinstein a , sinatra centennial is tonight at 8:00 at the dr. phillips center. >> there' s gonna be a lot of classics with a great 17-piece band shows that this music goes on forever. jason: jason guy, wesh 2 news. stewart: coming up, a mad dash for votes in iowa. angela: we' re taking a look at the fall-out from last night' s debate and what happens next, now that the first votes of 2016 angela: the debates are done, there are only a few campaign stops left. and on monday, the very first votes of the 2016 presidential election will be cast. stewart: and if he did not here before donald trump did not , appear in last night' s debate, but he' s still taking a victory lap tonight. he says by not appearing, he won. as wesh 2' s sally kidd reports, his rivals are hoping the opposite is true, while they stump for last minute support. sally: the campaig

. -- senator feinstein. for me as the first woman mayor to swear in the first woman sheriff in the history of san francisco --. ought fact she is the city female sheriff was emphasized and there was also a last focus placed on the fact she will bring a new style of leadership to the office. all the sheriff's department is not a minor department. this are 900 people working in that department. i think they long for professionalism. they long for experience. we need to remember 9 code of ethics. >> her predecessor was suspended during his term on official misconduct because of a domestic dispute with his wife. she had all officers in the room recite the longen form code of ethics. all the theme for my campaign is restoring leadership to the department and that is with me. it rests with me. that means the buck stops here. i'm the leader. i am the person that makes this happen. >> she gave senator feinstein an honorary back and praised feinstein for encouraging women to run for office. >> in 20 minutes, san fran

inspector general was appointed by barack obama and approved by a democratic senate and lauded by dianne feinstein. is she insinuating with this individual is in cahoots with republican? that's is a stretch. >> a lot of voters aren't getting as deep in the weeds as you are -- >> that's what we are here for. trump's brilliance is that he has driven the narrative every step of the way. donald trump controls the story. hillary, through this entire campaign is responding defensively to things. >> that's true. >> as long as this e-mail story stays alive and reports are investigating the clinton foundation she can't talk about what she and her campaign want to talk about. >> how about attacking bernie sanders on not wanting medicare or medicaid? i remember when hillary clinton was saying i'm not going to talk about bernie sanders and bernie sanders is -- >> which is what she said about obama. >> they are calling each other names. >> why shouldn't she? >> her daughter is doing her dirty work. >> and now that joe biden says that bernie sanders has authenticity -- >> is she making the same mistakes as she

you could see action from congress retaliating. >> dianne feinstein is a democrat, of course. mike, in fact, the chair man of the national oversight committees has sent a letter to the head of an intelligence agency saying the reports raise questions concerning the process that nsa employees follow in determining whether intercepted communications involving members of congress and the latitude agency employees have in screening communications with members of congress for further dissemination within the executive brachblg. the president is not allowed to use spy agencies that weal all pay for to spy against his political enemies inside the u.s. >> good luck with that investigation. we saw where the investigation into the irs went. we saw where the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails went. stonewall, stonewall. even before it has a chance to have getting anywhere, president obama will be long gone. >> it's our money. we are paying the nsa a lot of money to keep us safe, spying on u.s. congressmen doesn't fit that bill. >> no, and it's not simply the lawmakers being spi

senator dianne feinstein. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are honored here today to be joined by formerrge masconi's wife, gina masconi, thank you for being here. [ applause ]. the daughter of former mayor joseph, angela alioso. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also have our governor of this great state of california governor jerry brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state george schultz is here today and his wife, the chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco who put this entire event together along with many other civic events charlotte shultz is here. i would also like to acknowledge my colleague from the board of supervisors, supervisor david campos, >>supervisor malia cohen: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor katy tang: and aaron peskis. we also have other elected officials here today. our attorney dennis herrera is here today. our public defender, jeff dochey, jose cisneros, our california state senator mark leno. assembly man mark chiu and bill tang and woman of the hour fiona moss. i know that we have another host of, thank you, and i ju

at san francisco city hall being sworn in by san francisco's first female mayor, senator dianne feinsteinshe received a standing ovation from a packed room. she's worked in the police department for nearly 40 years. she was california's first female captain and eventually was also the deputy sheriff. she today vowed to restore credibility to her department. >> restore leadership, make sure that we're balancing criminal justice and social justice values in a way that fits san francisco, the people of san francisco. >> she went on to say she ran for office at feinstein's urging. she beat ross kareemy with nearly 60% of the vote. >> powerball sales breaking records, the odds are growing some lucky ticket holder will win saturday night's $800 million jackpot. so since many ticket buyers are superstitious, the lines are longer in some spots. the reason? these lottery fans flock to those stores that have sold million dollar tickets in previous drawings. as if the luck will rub off on them. one of these so-called lucky stores is cavanaugh liquors in san lorenzo. >> you know, five big winners in

feinstein walking over to mayor lee whispering in his here. governor brown even looked up to the protestors looking less than pleased. the san francisco boys chorus sang or at least tried to. ♪[ music ] five people were arrested one for throwing water. the coalition claims those people are not part of their organization. what's your thought on the folks who are flowing coffee and water off the balcony? >> the coalition justice for mario woods coalition, we are intelligent people. we know that to get our point across we do not have to throw coffee on people. >> reporter: chief suhr in the crowded rotunda left early while upstairs of the sheriff's office special response team was called in to handle the situation much to the chagrin of protestors. >> don't do nothing to give these murderers reason to kill anybody else! >> reporter: the group filed out on the steps of city hall holding court for their own event calling for the mayor to make amends and meet their demands. [ screaming ] >> fire chief suhr! >> reporter: mayor lee plans to work with

organizing the event and all who worked on the project and the bureau ton band that entertained us and feinstein several individuals at the transportation authority for their service thank you to our cca sequence advisory committee my prediction to supervisor tang for the chairing of the plans committee and supervisor avalos for the finance committee and thank you to supervisor kim for our vision zero and leading the work on the transit 2rr8d mobility plan and also see acknowledge former supervisor christensen for her services on the transportation authority and welcome again to commission peskin as we prepare for the holiday recess i'll thank our hard working legislative transportation authority for your work for 9 past year that was a very busy and productive year our twooiblth year open doyle drive and constructed the full name foong and established ourselves those the transcript mobility agency and with the brt environmental documents and variance improvement projects and pretty much every part of city i looked to a terrific 2016 and see if we can move forward with the transportation public

for dianne feinstein. herself a former mayor and not one who is a stranger to such situations. let's take a listen to what she had to say. >> i think i can say it's good to be home. but i'm not too sure about that. >> reporter: that's sort of the mixed message that went out from city hall today. now, a lot of politics is perception. mayor lee's big challenge after this is to say who he is. is he someone actually in command? the images that we sauteed questioning him, questioning his control of city hall with the gazes from the governor wondering what's going on, could possibly reinforce the slide that the mayor has been seeing in his personal read among voters that have slipped dramatically since he took office. it's an interesting twist of events sort of stacking up tensions over the direction and affordable the city of, homeless problems and now this. >> these are political veterans, dianne feinstein she was mayor of san francisco. jerry brown was mayor of oakland. they had to see something like this coming. this wasn't a complete surprise was it? >> no, it wasn't. no, it was

i know senator feinstein feels the same way. thank you very much and i yield. >> thank you mr. speaker. ever since the terrorist attack in san bernardino, a leftist politicians called for more restrictions on gun ownership for americans. these are the same politicians who worked for years to open our nation to unprecedented immigration from hot beds of islamic extremism. most effective defense is armed american. is one person in that room in san bernardino has been able to return fire, many innocent lives would have been saved. but californians are subject of the most restrictive gun laws in the country. making it very difficult for law-abiding citizens to exercise their second amendment right. the society denied its right of self-defense -- i repeat the most effective defense against an armed terrorist is an armed american. yet the president and his followers seek to increase the number of terrorists entering through borders while at the same time, seeking to decrease the number of armed americans. their latest ploy has been announced by the president on sunday to the point of

thank you very much thank you. >> and i want senator feinstein said i should always wear the uniform yeah, and she didn't have one now you have a badge so to say inscribed to the first woman mayor of san francisco from the first sheriff woman of san francisco with gratitude for inspiring me and other woman to run for officer sheriff vicky hennessy january 8, 2016. >> (clapping.) very nice thank you, thank you. >> so i'll put the incredibly inspiration here. >> thank you very much much presenter once again thank you i'm going to naive david chiu to come back and close the ceremony (clapping.) >> my closings mr. be brief a ref line after the color gaud if you could please join me to our new sheriff we salute you and look forward to working with you to make san francisco save and the best city in the entire world thank you very much and happy new year (clapping) thank you, thank you. >> ceremony please stand by...

she was sworn in by dianne feinstein, the city's first female's mayor. she's the first woman to be sworn in as sheriff. she joined the department in 1975 and rose through the ranks. she said everyone in the sheriff's department will be held accountable to a code of ethics and the buck stops with her. >> u.s. stock markets fell again and wall street had recorded the worst week in four years. the dow jumped 167 points. and for the week off 6%. the nasdaq closed 40 points lower. and it's off 7% this week and s&p lost 21 points and down 6% since monday. >> but the u.s. economy is showing strong growth. 192,000 jobs were added and wages dropped a bit down a penny. >> somebody could quit their job this weekend if they hit the powerball, it's up to $800 million and could reach a billion by tomorrow. it's the biggest in u.s. history and the drawing is saturday and the lump sum option pays an estimated $496 million before taxes. your orders are 292,000,000 to 1 but you can't win if you don't play. >> we're angry and we're outraged and we're disturbed. >> an angry

senator feinstein explains the problem.'s vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. >> there is no way even with reason cause of the warm to get information when you have good reason to believe that a terrorist plot may be in the planning. >>reporter: however some tech company refused to permit the guy access to their surverify. this is ceo tim cook from last year. there is inform bey back door. govern doesn't have access to our surverify they would have to cart us in and out a box for. that that just will not happen. it's for public consumes. sea is finding where the terrorist are amend that could be difficult. >> felt ease to,000 they can state that they are in theed they are are in iran. meeting brom about any in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >>> up next on 7 news at 9. touch down and take off. >> the high rollers of superbowl 50 could jam up bay superbowl 50 could jam up bay area airports. stay with >>> san francisco drone maker has become one of the fastest growing company in the bay area. lily robotic just

senator feinstein: i speak for a state that is over 40 million people. we want the enforcement of existing law. we want to see the atf is staffed and able to do it. this is the subcommittee that is responsible to see atf is funded sufficiently to enforce every day laws. i'm going to do everything i can on this committee to see that that amount is raised so you get a sufficient number. i would appreciate all the data that you can provide me with. the second thing are machine guns and other fully automatic weapons as well as weapons like short barreled shotguns. these are regulated under the national firearms act and it has been reported that individuals have been able to avoid regulation by applying to acquire these dangerous guns through trusts or corporations rather than as individuals. the number of applications for such transfers has increased from fewer than 900 applications in 2000 to more than 90,000 applications in 2015. the trusts are obviously being used not to have register them or not to have a background check or not to have to buy them throu

senator dianne feinstein. hennessy receives a standing ovation at city hall. the new sheriff has worked in the police department for nearly 40 years and was california's first first female captain. >>> twitter and facebook are among the tech giants under pressure to stop terrorists from commuting and recruiting on their websites. senior white house officials and top silicon valley companies are in talks on how to prevent that. they held a closed door meeting yesterday in san jose. their goal is to stop terrorists from using the internet and social media to spread their message. it's not that easy. it could violate the first amendment. >> when you look at the world as a social network, a large global network there's plenty that can be done. but the companies are right in making sure to not just open themselves up and say, yeah, sure take whatever you want. >> some participants tell us yesterday's meeting was a good start. representatives from apple google, facebook and twitter were at that private meeting. >>> new this morning, police are looking for the man wh

the bill is sponsored by nevada senators dean and california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. boxer says not only will the bill help the environment... it will be good for the local economy. "lake tahoe, if you haven't been there, it's one of our most magnificent treasures and it's emblematic of the natural beauty of california, one of the defining characteristics of our state. it's a huge tourist attraction." about 80 percent of the land in the tahoe basin, is owned by the federal government. ### he's a young man with big dreams for his future. in tonight's have a heart, we meet 6-year- old paul who hopes to find a forever family to help him achieve those dreams. so what kind of weather can we expect tomorrow, and into the rest of the week? we will have a closer look at our forecast...and what you can expect in the days to come...right after the break. we had a break from the showers today but it's gonna be cold out there tomorrow morning. for a look at just how cold it is tune into good morning reno starting at 4:30 am. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 6:30, w

bill is sponsored by nevada senators dean heller and harry reid, and california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. boxer says the bill will aslo benefit the local economy. "lake tahoe, if you haven't been there, it's one of our most magnificent treasures and it's emblematic of the natural beauty of california, one of the defining characteristics of our state. it's a huge tourist attraction." the federal government manages land in the tahoe basin. turning now to two deadly avalanches. a skier and a snowboarder -- trapped under mountains of snow in montana and wyoming. seven deaths have now been blamed on avalanches this winter. abc's clayton sandell shows us how onesnowboarder was lucky to escape an avalanche at sugar bowl. script: nats - mares / ready? just seven seconds into snowboarder christian michael mares downhill run? an avalanche. nats - friend / christian! narrowly missing trees? nats - tumbling, "bleep", etc. ?tumbling downhill? shaken? but alive. nats - mares: so that happened. across the west conditions are ripe for avalanches. two people have been killed just this w

senator dianne feinstein administered the oath four years ago. and governor jerry brown will do the honors this time. he's focus on homelessness, and the city's public safety network. and vicky -- will be sworn in as sheriff. the first woman ever elected to the office. hen see the not related to mike hen see and joined the sheriff's department in 1975. she belonged to the first recruit classes that included women, minorities, and lesbian deputies. >>> hillary clinton will attend three fundraisers in the bay area today. the first one is in san francisco at 2:00 this afternoon. it's billed as a conversation with hillary. tickets are $2700 per person. the next event will be held at the palace of fine arts. tickets are just $5400 for families. clinton will attend a reception tonight. >>> in iowa a woman fainted during an event for ted cruz. >> i want to thank you for coming out and if you agree with me. >> call 911! >> you can see he was looking very concerned. reporters huddled around the woman. she was able to get up and walk out to catch some air.

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senator dianne feinstein will administer the oath at 9:30. and mayor ed lee will be sworn in for his second term today. protestors plan to crash the party. the justice for mario woods coalition plans to demonstrate at city hall. members say there's a culture of racism at the sfpd and that mayor lee ignored their calls for dialogue after mario woods was shot dead by police last month. mayor lee did discuss the woods case this week announcing an outline of reforms for the police department. >>> san francisco has just released its best guess about the cost of super bowl 50. the city says it expects to pay 3.5 to about $4 million covering all the transportation public safety and related issues. $1.7million will go towards the sfmta and $1.5 million budgeted for the police department. the city says those costs though will be more than made up by tax revenue that will be generated from the bill event. >>> not everyone cheering for the warriors' move to san francisco. one family is even filing a lawsuit hoping to prevent construction of the new stad

said she never thought she'd run for sheriff but did so at feinstein's urging and did so with 61% of the vote. now, the sheriff was a controversial figure. last year his jail released an undocumented mexican immigrant on to the streets instead of over to immigration agents, that immigrant was eventually charged with the shooting death of a woman on pier 19 in san francisco. also while an officer pled guilty to one count of misdemeanor false imprisonment for an incident involving his wife. this morning hennessy vowed to restore credibility to her department. >> restore leadership, make sure that we're balancing criminal justice and social justice in a way that. [ inaudible ] so the people of san francisco and also to begin mandating communication -- >> reporter: with regards to -- >> i will have something for you on monday. >> reporter: will that change from what you mentioned -- >> i will have something on monday. >> reporter: during her campaign for sheriff hennessy said that she believes there is room for notification to immigration agents whenever her jail is about to release some

bill is sponsored by nevada senators dean heller and harry reid, and california senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. boxer says not only will the bill help the environment... it will be good for the local economy. "lake tahoe, if you haven't been there, it's one of our most magnificent treasures and it's emblematic of the natural beauty of california, one of the defining characteristics of our state. it's a huge tourist attraction." government manages about 80-percent of the land in the tahoe basin. ### new homes will be added to the verdi area... but some are worried that the influx of people will add more stress to schools. reno land developing company is building 273 new homes in verdi... and is giving 200 thousand dollars to verdi elementary... billinghurst middle school and mcqueen high to help with capital improvements. the school district says any funding will help... but it won't be enough to fix overcrowding throughout the district. pete: we don't have a choice. when the students come, we have to educate the students. that's our mission, that's who we are. we are facing s

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now he's getting ready to grace the stage of feinstein's 54 below. nice to have you here. how do you feel? >> fantastic. ernie: you look great. you were playing that peacemaker before we went on the air. >> i carry it around all the [music] for all of you people who have been working and stressed out, that was for you. ernie: you even do it on elevators. >> people go ah, thank you. ernie: thank you very much. >> you have come with all kinds you've got a hat spiritual enforcer. >> we're branding that. it will be on sale in about a month. you've got my web site, ben vereen info and find out information. the money will go towards the performing arts. the arts have been cut from a lot of schools. i started the wellness through the arts where kids write a two-page essay on living with diabetes, bullying, low self-esteem. they win $500 and a composer and they put together a five, 10 minute show. boom. keep the arts alive. ernie: very important, too. a great way to give back. >> art is our life. we've got to recognize that. ernie: it's very important. it's been your life. you've

doing the honors, dianne feinstein. the new sheriff has worked in the police department for nearly 40 years and was california's first female captain. >>> twitter and facebook under pressure to stop terrorists from communicating and recruiting on other websites. silicon valley companies are in talks about how to do that. the goal is to stop terrorists from using the internet and social media to spread their message. but it's not that easy. people's free speech and rights could be violated. >> when you look at the world as a social network there is plenty that can be done. but the companies are right in making sure to not just open themselves up and say, yes, take whatever you want. >> some of those who participated say that the meeting was a good start. representatives from apple, google, facebook and twitter were at that meeting. >>> it will be sad because i won't take pictures with my friends and classmates. >> facing suspension over a family tradition. one family's fight over facial hair. >>> and hoping luck strikes

they continue to say, and by the way, dianne feinstein, senator feinstein says she's seen these 22 e-mails and all of these e-mails are part of e-mail chains that were not originated by secretary clinton. they were originated inside the state department. and, yes, for the voter out there that's gobbly-di-gook. we'd be having the same conversation if she never had the private server, which she's apologized for. >> she live in a world where she did use a private server and that's why there are these inquiries. one of the risks is the answers she gives continue to look for obtuse to the layman. and when they see her saying, you know, there's no classified information on these e-mails that were either sent or received, and meanwhile we hear a report after report about classified e-mails, it looks like she's out of touch. >> doesn't it get to the trust issue? the whole use of this server is not just a judgment issue. it's sort of just a basic trust issue. why was she doing this? >> i agree. if this remains at this level of specificity, this charge, it's another problem with honest and trustwort

.>> reporter: diane feinstein told face the nation the us is fighting in the dark.>> terrorists could use playstation to communicate and there is nothing that can be done about it.>> reporter: twitter for one has gotten flack for not doing enough to stop it. a week ago, it changed it policies -- its policies and says it will delete accounts that promote violence. >>> of manhunt -- a manhunt going on in san jose. police got a call 90 minutes ago that a person had been shot at loan bluff way. when they got there, they found an adult mailman -- male. the suspect got away. there is no word on a possible motive. we will monitor the situation and bring you developments.>>> a live look outside at san francisco, a small break between el niÑo storms. a clear birds eye view of the city tonight. another round of rain is on the way. paul, the story of the day is the surf. >> a lot of people were enjoying or ogling the surf today along the coastline. waves hit 22 feet. they are relaxing now but until 4:00 the morning, we're talking about waves up to 17 feet. monster waves hitting the bay area beac

the bill is sponsored by nevada senators dean heller and harry reid, dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. boxer says not only will the bill help the environment... it will be good for the local economy. about 80 percent of the land in the tahoe basin is owned by the federal government.## the annual homeless youth count takes place next week. not only does it give us an idea of how many youth are on our streets, but it gets them the help they need. and, recycling in sparks just got a lot easier. what you need to know if you have one of the new bins at your home. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 4:30 with sarah johns and weather with meteorologist jeff thompson homeless youth count; a 24-hour outreach to connect young adults with critical services to help get them off the streets. event organizers from the "nevada youth empowerment project" say each year they count anywhere from 75-to-100 homeless between 18 and 24 years old. the count is mandatory, but monica dupea from the n-y-e-p says it's also critical in helping end the homeless cycle. "86% of them say they would accept housing tod

. >> reporter: the situation won the sympathy of diane feinstein and [ indiscernible ] brown even troublecernible ] over the shouts. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: walking out of the ceremony while protesters handled upstairs, at least five arrested some for throwing water and coffee on the audience below. >> hey, he didn't do anything! >> reporter: the sheriff's office special response team handled the crowd before they peacefully and loudly left the building. >> didn't do nothing to give these murderers chances to kill anybody else >> reporter: maybe it was coincidence or maybe not, but when protesters finally stopped yelling, mayor lee said this in one of the few parts of his speech we could hear. >> i won't stop until we build better trust between law enforcement and the communities they're sworn to protect. >> reporter: we wanted to ask mayor lee what he thought about these protesters at the inauguration today, unfortunately he wasn't available for comment. we sent so far as to go to it his office, his staffers told he was not available, emily turner in san francisco. >>> five

the bill is sponsored by feinstein and barbara boxer of california and harry reid and dean heller of nevada. it authorizes 415-million dollars to be spent on the tahoe basin over the next decade. boxer says not only will the bill help the environment... it'll be good for the local economy. "when you save the environment, you bring tourists. there's nothing tourists want to see more than god's creation unspoiled. and that's what we have there." about 80-percent of the land in the tahoe basin, is owned by the federal government. ### both of nevada's senators released statments praising the committee's action. heller says: "today's committee passage is a big step toward come-batting combating the numerous and reid says: "this bill focuses our investments by making science a priority, calls for better management of our public lands in the lake tahoe basin "...and better public access to those lands."### the mayor of flint michigan keeps pushing for help, with the water crisis facing her city. karen weaver is in the nation's capital-- lobbying for help. kolo 8 news now washington bureau c

doing the honor was senator dianne feinstein, who was the city's first female mayor. hennessy won the election with 61% of the vote. she takes over a department that has had its share of troubles. that includes the release of a mexican immigrant facing deportation who was later charged with murder. >> so the overarching theme to my campaign, restoring leadership to the department, and that is with me. that rests with me, and that means the buck stops here. that means i am the leader, i am the person that has to make this happen. >> hennessy joined the department in 1975. that was the first recruitment class to include women, minorities, and lesbian and gay deputies. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee was also sworn in for his second full term in office but the ceremony was interrupted by protesters chanting. >> fire ed lee! fire ed lee! >> the inauguration continued despite the loud chants to fire the mayor and police chief. the protesters were also outside city hall. all this comes after the controversial killing of mario woods who was shot 15 to 22 times by police last

attorney's office will be available for the human trafficking i believe that greg suhr updated senator feinstein this is one of the benefits of the planning we've been doing these working with the had you had occasion but this crystalize our going forward the training is the additional relationships between ours and other government agencies have been enhanced so if we have further events we'll address a lot of the issues. >> thank you, captain. >> questions colleagues. >> commissioner vice president turman. >> on the human trafficking issues are you working with local community agencies to help to identify the signs of human trafficking victims. >> i believe the training materials is put together in concert with those folks have been. >> we're working with the fbi and the formal homeland security and regional agencies a training on the 11 two trainings in san francisco international airport to train to look for anyone that is arriving and working with the hotels and making several cases sort of set the tone of what we're doing and we're also doing the decore operations on the internet. >> commi

dianne feinstein, senator, thought of that a number of years ago.ll kinds of ramifications if you're draining water from under the water table turned desert. it's a money-make venture for him so i'm highly suspicion of that. clarence: that is a big reason why it's preferable to be -- to have federal oversight because you do this waterway that is cross over boarders and will impact multiple states and they'd wind up being the arbitrators anyway so you might as well have them early. but the states are going to fight back. john: slater is involved in this how much money could he make from taking money from the mo javy desert and selling it in san bernardino or los angeles? the theoretical answer is around $50 billion over several decades, but first he and his hedge fund backers would have to build a 200-mile long pipeline. what do you think of it? susan: water in the west is the biggest issue out there. if someone can figure out an innovative way to do it, it's going to get close examination and it's going to be very profitable. john: have you seen muc

feinstein: thank you very much. i am delighted that you are on top of this. of the 25 attacks, of more than four people killed, in the last 10 years, california has six of them. i think watching a machine gun or those things that can be used to attack others is really important and i thank you very much and i will do everything i can to be of help in making sure that you get more atf agents. ms. lynch: thank you, senator. chair: senator bozeman. mr. bozeman: thank you. and thank you for being here today. i have a concern with how the president continually overreaches his authority. there is the executive actions in the upcoming rule, a proposal by the social security administration to include folks who have fiduciaries. this is certainly not clarifying existing law. this would prohibit them from the constitutional second amendment right, not based on due process, but only due to the fact that they request a family member or a friend to assist them of their finances. i am concerned with your department's final ruling that you would say this would be adjudicate

feinstein: well, let me say this. i speak for a state that is now over 40 million people. 39.1 million people, and another 2 million people that avoid the census. the enforce law and we want to see that the atf is staffed and able to do it and this is the subcommittee that is responsible to see that atf is funded sufficiently to enforce everyday laws. so i am going to do everything that i can on this committee to see that that amount is raised so that you get a sufficient number. so i would appreciate all of the data that you can provide me with. thank you. the second thing our machine other fully automatic weapons as well as weapons like short barreled shotguns. underare all regulated the national firearms act and it individualsthat have been able to avoid regulations under the firearms by applying to acquire these dangerous guns through trusts or corporations rather than -- excuse me -- rather than as individuals. to moreication has gone than 90,000 applications in 2014. arethose -- the trusts obviously being used t

organizing the event and all who worked on the project and the bureau ton band that entertained us and feinstein several individuals at the transportation authority for their service thank you to our cca sequence advisory committee my prediction to supervisor tang for the chairing of the plans committee and supervisor avalos for the finance committee and thank you to supervisor kim for our vision zero and leading the work on the transit 2rr8d mobility plan and also see acknowledge former supervisor christensen for her services on the transportation authority and welcome again to commission peskin as we prepare for the holiday recess i'll thank our hard working legislative transportation authority for your work for 9 past year that was a very busy and productive year our twooiblth year open doyle drive and constructed the full name foong and established ourselves those the transcript mobility agency and with the brt environmental documents and variance improvement projects and pretty much every part of city i looked to a terrific 2016 and see if we can move forward with the transportation public

. >> reporter: dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use play stations to communicate and there's nothing to do about it. >> reporter: cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> twitter is one company coming under pressure to do more and about a week ago it changed its policies. twitter will now delete accounts that promote violence against specific groups. >>> four suspect all behind bars this morning after leading police on a wild chase through oakland. the pursuit ended near lake merritt. last night officers spotted a car connected to a number of armed robberies in the city. when they tried to pull the car over the car sped off. suspects ditched the car at lakeshore avenue near cleveland cascade but police eventually got up to them -- caught up to them. >>> also in oakland police identified the suspect wanted in a shooting in downtown. this man jesse sterling-valdez pulled a gun during an argument, opened fire wounding a bystander. now, it happened tuesday morning. the shooting was all captured on surveill

and -- feinstein report. i really studied the issue and i can tell you i convince myself. i went into it with an open mind i wasn't trying to protect anybody pray when into with an open mind and i looked at it closely. i convince myself that they were absolutely effective. let me tell you why i came to that conclusion. i looked at information that the detainees provided before enhanced interrogation techniques. it was not full answers to questions. it was not specific information that was not actionable. after enhanced interrogation techniques specific information actionable information. no doubt in my mind the senate report was wrong in that report. the third question was it necessary calexicans be effective but not necessary. was it another way to get this information in the honest answer to that is we will never know. that is true with almost every decision that anybody makes. was it necessary to drop two atomic bombs on japan to bring about the time a surrender of the japanese at the end of world war ii?