michael feinstein is in town celebrating the third anniversary of feinstein at the nico. he joins us live on the 9. >>> and it's said to be one the most haunted houses in the bay area. ktvu's janine de la vega at the winchester mystery house for the first say yanks there in 35 years. >>> a little old dominion to help us crack the 9:00 hour here. >> welcome, everybody. if i had to take off, i would go down to nashville because my dentist said he went there for the first time, dr. can i -- dr. kirby -- >> we have a floor director who sounds like hawaii, has that accent. i'll go. >> i'd go to hawaii any day. >> we have a lot of news to get to. topping the news is the pittsburg city council now taking action to prevent more free way shootings in the east bay. >> the council planned to approve action to install surveillance cameras on the freeway. >> alex savidge joins us with more on the push for the cameras >> reporter: these may be the first cameras installed along the freeway here in the bay area, specifically to deter crime. the plan that they have here is to install as m

feinstein: thank you very much, mr. president. i'd like to begin by extending my congratulations to our chairman. and you really are a distinguished chairman, and it really has been a great pleasure for me to work with you. i think we have accomplished a task which hopefully sets an example for other bills that will be shortly forthcoming, but more importantly than not -- than anything, it's really, i think, the integrity and sincerity and earnestness with which you go about this job of sharing this subcommittee, and i am just very pleased to be your tonto to your lone ranger. so thank you very much for that. the things in the bill, and the chairman has been very, i think, distinct in his remarks in pointing out some of the major features, but we have one major infrastructure program in our bill, and that of course is the army corps of engineers, other than i should say the highway bill. and that is $1.4 billion over the budget request. so i think that's a very good number that should enable more projects that are filth all across

feinstein: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: mr. president, i rise just to thank the distinguished chairman of this subcommittee for his views and for his very constructive actions to move this bill to fruition. i think we both think it's an important bill. we know the subject that senator cotton has raised is also important. i think there has been a good discussion on it and understanding of the pros and cons. so i think now that we can wait until wednesday, an hour after we come in for the vote, and we'll see what the will of the senate is. but i just want the chairman to know that i'm very grateful for the actions that he has taken because this is enabling us to pass the bill and see it enacted into law, we hope. so thank you very much, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. blumenthal: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. blumenthal: thank you, mr. president. during our break, mr. president, last thursday, "the new york times" ran a story that was as heart-rending and gut wrenching as i have rea

clinton's biggest golden state factor, senator diane feinstein is right here. >>> and, a powerful tribute to the fallen on this memorial day weekend. from abc news, it's "this week" here now chief white house correspondent, jonathan carl. >> good morning, and thank you for joining us on this memorial day weekend. donald trump and hillary clinton started the week off by making history. setting a new low as the two most unpopular presidential front runners since the dawn of political polling. and by the end of the week, they appear to have actually made it worse. both now facing real questions that cut to the core of their campaigns, and whether they can unite their parties and to the country this fall. >> we got the nomination yesterday, right, we have the nomination. so we're number one. >> it was the week donald trump went over the top. hitting the magic number of 1,237 delegates to clench the republican nomination. >> we've won the nomination. big. by numbers that you care. we were supposed to be, in july, in cleveland fighting for our lives. >> but it didn't exactly look like a victory

only bun -- one benefit, i get o go immediately after judge feinstein. but i would trade that away in a minute for them being here and having a real hearing. one of the things i would like to focus on is what i have learned of judge garland, his ability to bring different sides together and unify an opinion. he has the republic utility -- reputation at least, you all would no beater -- better than me, of being a great listener. he doesn't make up his own mind and then try to push people in that direction. this is particularly important this week to think of being a une fire because we're celebrating the historic anniversary of the brown v board decision, obviously a very contentious case but due to the efforts of one of our greatest justices, earl warren, the decision was handed down unanimously and that helped move the nation forward and heal the nation the so first let me ask you, judge lewis and by the way, you were a, to show you the breadth of this, as to show you the breath of this you testified on behalf of judge alito when he had his hearing even

that's the argument that feinstein was making it is time to unify and time to start taking on donaldtrump and of course, diane feinstein, you are hearing increasing numbers of urging sanders out of the race but he's not going. it is under lining the growing concerns among democrats about taking on donald trump with polls nationally shifting up to be a tight race. >> thank you very much, kristin welker. >> coming up next, donald trump showing his checks and balances and answering questions about his delay and reactions from one of the country's top veterans groups coming up right here on "andrea mitchell reports," on msnbc. to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline and use your miles to cover the cost. now that's more like it. what's in your wallet? igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush he

>> michael feinstein. getting very warm, very fast. >> that leads into my tweet here. i'll show you in a second. east day, you know what? i think i'll take the day off. there is a little bit of a north breeze for some. when that north breeze kicks in, jake mckenzie at ronnert park. very warm today. very warm today. up -- very warm up until maybe past the weekend. >> cool and trend, those starts thursday and law the week. san francisco, nice, but not crazy 76-54. 94 the record high. 1997. here is a little bit of that fog. 71 in brentwood. 60ed for others. not going to last long. they are warming up quicker than anybody else, at least around that area. north at 14 to 21. northerly breezes in place. sierra may have a few pop-up showers. near 90 for some today and tomorrow but if you like that kind of weather, enjoy today and tomorrow because it's going to come falling down later on in the week. sal, 7:32. you have a couple of issues on the updates? >> yes. we have the normal morning commutes on top. a tough o

[laughter] i will be the last person to argue with senator feinstein won the most valuable members of this committee. please go ahead. >> it is my honor and privilege to be here today to talk as a minor very well that work very closely as -- closely together judge garland we have known one another at doj and 1993 and 1997 but probably the time we bonded was oklahoma city bombing iraq out there is putting from the district of oklahoma i got an opportunity to see america first hand deal with yet most chaos and tragedy and the entire time just focusing on what needed to be done that the prosecution had to occur in the right way and to be sure that the rule of law would be followed and the motions would not take any part of what we we're doing. and it was an interesting time. it was chaos everybody wanted to stop because it was the most horrific crime on american soil at the time the we had to move forward to bring the perpetrators to justice and find out what was going non and what happened also like we had never seen before more tools and agencies and cops and first responders all in on

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>> very strong words from senator diane feinstein. it adds to the growing chorus of supporters who are essentially saying it's time to get out of the race or scale back his attacks against her. he's defiant. he says he's not going anywhere. he's calling california the big enchi enchi enchillada. the reality is in order for him to get close to catching up to secretary clinton, he's got to win a vast majority of the votes in california. >> reporter: if you don't win california, will you drop out? >> let's not get into speculation. i think we are going to win california and do very well in the remaining states. right now our job is to win the nomination. >> secretary clinton has not called for him to get out of the race. she is taking aim at donald trump. it's clear that he's already moved onto her likely general election challenger. and of course there was talk about a debate between secretary clinton and bernie sanders and she said, no, i'm not going to debate him. i want to focus on winning california and donald trump. the underlying

>> thank you, senator feinstein. one of the things our board discovered in our 702 investigation was as miss brand indicated, the fbi routinely looks into 702 databases, and not just in investigations but even in assessments, when the fbi has absolutely no suspicion of wrongdoing but they're sort of entitled to poke around and see if something is going on, they nonetheless access -- query the 702 database. but the fbi's minimization procedures weren't transparent about that process. >> stop for a minute. are you saying that the p-club believes there should be a fisa board approval prior to querying? >> the -- the p-club majority did not support fisa approval but judge patricia wauld and i, a member of the board and i, dissented from the board's report. >> would you please put -- because i think this is going to come up. would you please put before this body both sides of the question? >> sure. on the side of having a query, as i mentioned earlier, under the fourth amendment, the government is now accessing americans'

dianne feinstein spoke with him, harry reid spoke with him. do you think it's appropriate, should she be talking with him to cool down the temperature and convince him to tell his supporters to calm down? >> i think she's certainly trying. whether she's in the best position and best messenger to do that, i think people like senator boxer who reached out and is very close to senator sanders, she may be in the very best position to encourage the senator to focus his fire on donald trump, to get his supporters rallying around and to defeat donald trump and that may be part of the reason we saw a bit of a different message from senator sanders today. so i think senator boxer and others are getting the message across and i think that's laudible. >> does all of the infighting help donald trump, as the bitterness and tension continues? >> the fighting within our ranks takes attention from a lot of the reckless statements that he's making and focuses problems within the democratic party. i really think these are going to be short lived. we're coming t

>> thank you, senator feinstein. one of the things the board discovered in our investigation was as was indicated that the fbi routinely looks into 702 databases. and not just in investigations but even in assessment when the fbi has absolutely no suspicion of wrongdoing, but they're just sort of entitled to poke around and see if something is going on they nontheless access -- or query the database. but the procedures weren't transparent about that process. >> stop for a minute. are you sayin that the p-club believes that there should be a fisa board approval prior to querying? >> the p-club -- >> prior to query. >> the p-club majority did not support fisa approval, but judge patricia wald and i dissented from the board's report and did call -- >> would you please put -- because i think this is going to come up. would you please put before this body both sides of the question. >> sure. on the side of having a query, as i mentioned earlier, under the fourth amendment the government is now accessing americans' america

feinstein talked about the 1968 convention. democratice 1968 convention and it will not be like that. i was on the 19th floor of the conrad hilton. like thatoing to be at all but i will say this. bernie -- this is the last hurrah of bernie sanders. he's 74 years old and more and has the aspect of a kamikaze pilot about him. he's going to take this thing way into the convention, right through the last ballot. he wants to be an influence upon party in the way senator goldwater was who lost the badly butn 1964 influenced the future and i can't blame the guy. he's been fighting for these his whole life. he has an enormous following. theas every right to go to convention and speak at the convention and i think he's going to say it was a rigged process. he'll endorse hillary but it was a rigged process, eleanor. eleanor: she didn't rig the process. she was a victim of these rules so he -- eight years ago -- so he leaves some impressions. clarence: it was an uphill climb for obama eight years ago because of these rules. had all the su

listen to what dianne feinstein just said. >> we could by the statement in nevada. >> i was. because i think that was the time to have sent a full throated message to his followers that he don't do this kind of thing and this kind of thing is ant thet cal to the process set out. if we don't like the process, we should work to change it. >> how much does it worry he wants to take it to the convention in july? >> it worries me a great deal. i don't want to go back to the 68th convention. because i worry about what it does to the electorate as a whole. and he should too. >> the '68 convention. a lot of rioting going on. >>> bernie sanders campaign manager now making this comment about the democratic national committee's chair, debbie wasserman-schultz, and how she is treated. >> debbie, we could have a long conversation just about debbie wasserman-schultz and been throwing shade on the campaign since the beginning. >> i'll ask the chair, debbie wasserman-schultz, about those issues and she's standing by to join me live. >>> plus, america's quiet war on isis. our first look at th

the pressure's on, clinton's biggest golden state factor, senator diane feinstein is

i think dianne feinstein with all due respect is overheating it. i think we have to dial back the rhetoric a little bit about this. i agree with christine to some extent, and president obama and joe biden said that today in different ways, they said bernie sanders should continue to run the race. obama himself recalled in 2008 and said it is like dÉjÀ vu all over again, very familiar. i think there are, though, differences between the two. i think it will be heated, not necessarily divisive or split the party, but there are fundamental differences between the clinton campaign and what we view, what we need, the political revolution. it is not like most nominations before, when there are no differences and everybody came together. this is a significant difference about what we think the democratic party should be. there should be healthy debate about that. i think the unifying thing that will bring us out after the convention is two words, donald trump. what bernie sanders said on tv is true. i think he believes it strongly, so does hillary. >> i do

there's only one benefit, i can go immediately after senator feinstein. i'll trade that away in a minute for them being here and having a real hearing. one of the things i would like to focus on is what i have learned about judge garland and his ability to bring different sides together and unify an opinion. he has the reputation, at least you on that would know better than me of being a great listener. he's a brilliant man but he listens. he doesn't make up his own mind and then try to push people in that direction. it's particularly important this week to think of being a unifier because were celebrating the anniversary of the brown the board which was a contentious case but due to the efforts of one of our greatest chief justices it was handed down unanimously and that helped move the nation forward and heal the nation. so the importance of personality on the court is really important. the importance of a personality to find consensus. first let me ask you, and by the way, to show you this, i understand judge lewis testified on behalf of judge alito wh

reaction from senator diane feinstein essentially calling on her colleague senator bernie sanders to drop out of the race. >> senator sanders has the right to run, no question. he ought to be able to read the signposts as well as anybody else. and if he did that, he would know that it's all but over. >> on meet the press this morning bernie sanders warned hillary clinton that she will lose the election unless she picks this type of running mate. >> i would hope, if i am not the nominee, that the vice presidential candidate will not be from wall street, will be somebody who has a history of standing up and fighting for working families, taking on the drug companies whose greed is doing so much harm, taking on wall street, taking on corporate america and fight for a government that works for all of us, not just the 1%. >> sanders is wrapping up a full week of campaigning in california today with two events. at this hour, it is a done deal at the libertarian convention there in orlando. gary johnson is the official libertarian party candidate for the presidency. up next, they'll take th

flake's amendment 4038, senator manchin's amendment 4043, senator flake's amendment 3980, senator feinstein's amendment 3944 senator johnson's amendment 3993, senator klobuchar's amendment 3910, senator heller's amendment 4005, senator durbin's amendment 4029, senator sasse's amendment 4023. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report by number. the clerk: the senator from maine, ms. collins proposes en bloc amendments numbered 3997, 3998 3933, 4030, 4008, 3920, 3969 3935 as modified 4038, 4043 3980, 3944, 3993, 3910, 4005 4029 and 4023. ms. collins: mr. president i ask unanimous consent that the senate now vote on these amendments en bloc. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. ms. collins: i know of no further debate on these amendments. the presiding officer: is there further debate? if not all in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the amendments are agreed to en bloc. ms. collins: mr. president i ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding rule 22, at 11:15 a.m. on thursday, ma

clinton's biggest golden state factor, senator diane feinstein is right here. >>

i look at feinstein burr as a bill. that's a bill to me that does not understand cryptography at all. it would effectively ban a web browser. i would not want to rush down that path and find ourselves hamstrung by something. this is just ad hoc and on the spot and build off your idea of a learning network, that we don't understand the root cause. i'm saying i think it's microsoft servers that are unpatched. i would love to see the government build a way to do that. >> lower case g convener. you like that? >> yeah. >> did you copy right that? >> nst is the lower case g in government that convenes the industry to solve and learn in varying forms. and so it was my favorite industry for collaboration because it didn't have the heavy hand of regulation nor was it free for all don't do anything. it had a thoughtful method that we could orchestrate the answer. this notion of community and commonwealth. >> i think the best a government can do as convening and bringing people together and inciting them to talk with each other an

if senatorthing is feinstein is on your side, you've got him fight going toward you.nks this race ought to be over. she is a numbers person and thinks enough already. and she is willing to say that. she doesn't care about the consequences. more or you think it less likely bernie sanders gets out? guest: i think it makes it less likely. you have to give room and respect to sanders supporters. if he loses california, the pressure internally, even from himself may be to move toward ending the race. there are lots of ways to do this -- accommodations in the platform and reform the nominating process. i think trying to push him out and i know diane has strong feelings, the pressure to push him out is counterproductive. guest: i don't think he's going to be pushed out. in the old days, if you ran out of the money, you are out of the race. he's not going to run out of money. senator kennedy stayed in, gary hart did in 1984 and we sought with jesse jackson two times. people have stayed in to the convention. jerry brown stayed in to the convention. through these things before

feinstein: i think all of the data collected lawfully. i do not believe it is collect red unlawfully. if you have a case where the data is collected unlawfully, i would sure like to see it. >> unfortunately it is not that simple. islection and how the data used is both parts of the same scheme. what makes the collection at the front end lawful, what makes it lawful to collect without a warrant is in part restrictions on how the data can be used on the back end. senator feinstein: let's have somebody respond for top >> may i respond? i think you are on to something important when you say that imitation. there are important roles. nsa for example, the pclob went to extensive trouble to say how they may conduct what ms. clay steen refers to as a backdoor search. the board recommended improvements which the agencies are implementing and there is extensive oversight after the fact. fbi, the fbito the does not track u.s. person query separately from non-us person where is. the person collecting them is documented. where the productions come in

she is heading to san francisco for a sold out event and senator diane feinstein are expected to be there. in los angeles there were a few bernie sanders supporters that protested it. we did see bernie sanders supporters in the crowd and they cheered bernie, bernie and meal they were told to leave. so not too big of a distraction here for hillary clinton. herself, it only happened at the end of her speech but there were more supporters in attendance. >> cristina was this event opened to the public or did you have to pay to get in and be invited to get there? who was allowed to go? >> this was a completely free event and because it was free so many people showed up. there was a line out the door and hundreds wanting to get in and tonight's event is not free. it is a fundraiser and sold out and private. >>> cristina rendon like in down. thank you. >>> national supporters of bernie sanders made their way in the bay area. nurses that were traveling the country by bus showed up to help campaign. ktvu rob roth was there as they made one of many stops to get out the vote. >> the big red bernie b

california senator dianne feinstein says it is time for bernie sanders to drop out. donald trump plans to announce the recipient of $6 million he helped raise for veterans after skipping a gop debate. just about a year ago, this man was shot to death. he was a deputy counsel to new cuomo's development. he was caught in the crossfire between two rival groups. has arrested a man charged with second-degree murder and other offenses. an explosive package sent to a corrections officer has investigators trying to find a suspect. the package went off outside his home in floyd. no word on whether he opened the package before the explosion or of the incident is related to the officers work area he is in hospitalized -- he has been stabilized in the hospital with burns on his hands and arms. houstonle are dead in in wvhat police are calling a random shooting. one of the two suspects was injured during the shooting and the other was pronounced dead at th for people down south. the medina river and surrounding creeks flooded their banks. several people had to be rescued , inclu

>> this is -- i mean, i have known dianne feinstein for many years. very strong hillary clinton supporter. so it should be surprising that she and other hillary clinton supporters will essentially make that statement. but the bottom line here is i do believe the people of california -- call me radical, but i think the people of california should have a right to vote in who they want to see as the next president of the united states and what agenda they would like. >> all right. bernie sanders live from bismark, north dakota. thanks for joining us here on "the four." >> thank you. >> it'll be very interesting to see how this actually plays out. obviously he sounds like he is in it. >> he's in it to win it. and he's accurate. when we count in the super delegates, she's 94% of the way. but the others are not pledged. he's saying that over and over again. he's trying to win in the pledged delegates state by state. that's why california is key to his success coming up on june 7th. the same day as north dakota is caucusing. >> and the longer he's in it, the

people are paying from $45,000 to $5,000 to hear hillary clinton with senator feinstein and barbara boxer, here are shots of people. let's show you videotape. security here was tight, but not suffocating. there are more women than men and a certain fervor. we asked one hillary supporter why this year's election is more important. >> more important because trump is the republican nominee, or at least the presumptive. we can't let him be in the white house. >> would you say that about any other republican? >>> a quiet protest. nothing like what we saw in los angeles last might. i asked erin brightwell why she came. representation, she said. or a lack of it. >> the political establishment does not represent average people. if they think thier represented by the likes of hillary clinton, they're mistaken. >> and as you look at a live picture they have quieted down but they're still holding signs that is only about five ago her campaign says she still needs the money not only for her campaign but other candidates. so the crowds are outside and there is a traffic jam. and it's a live political

>> let me say that, my senior senator feinstein is very wise. he continues to do it as hillary has. she came to orange county and she will come back in this coming week up and down tp sthe state. once we see the numbers play out and i do believe they are in clinton's favorite at this point. once she clenches the nomination, i believe that bernie sanders will come in the full. >> you don't want him to now do that now? you want him to wait. >> well, i mean -- we'll really need about eight or nine days away from the california primary. i don't see him slowing it down. i see the excitement coming out. i don't anticipate that he will do that. i do anticipate one of the things that i have not liked recently is the nastyness that has gone on. as democrats, we all want to see once the nomination is clenched. >> i want to turn to the race that you are in in california, the latest polling is looking good for you to make it to the run off there with the state attorney, attorney general carp harris and as we look at the movement in california, you are definitely apart of that. it is a group of

california senator feinstein said she is worried about the gel gas station here in philadelphia. >>> more than 100 cyclists took part in the ride of silence in center city. they gathered on the steps of the philadelphia art museum to raise awareness of the deaths and injuries of accidents with cars while biking in the city. they took to the streets in memory of bike himmists who lost their lives. the mother of a man who was struck by a car while riding in west philadelphia last night. police are looking for the driver. >>> we need to take action and take steps to make a change to protect all citizens. >>> ten siek -- ten cycleists have been killed in the delaware valley in the last 9 months. >>> a police officer was give a ticket after this crash even though he was responding to an emergency with his lights and sirens on. >>> it's cool enough below mainly cloudy skies with shorts and ts, we'll a call for you today and on friday, and changes ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> new on "action news" a home damaged by super-storm sandy is destroyed again. the long

i prefer to do that rather than jump right into feinstein and bird.went to give your reason that you may have not thought of it but as soon as i explain it you will get it. the question of privacy versus security is about a careful balancing of really important interests. as i said, while members of congress should have the ultimate responsibility for voting on legislation to try to strike that balance we are uniquely qualified to do it for this reason, there is no area where a member of congress is more different than the american public. then in a recent expectation of privacy. members of congress are different than the american public in a number of ways. i would argue that there is no area that we are fundamentally more different and that we have long ago surrendered any expectation of privacy, we have forgotten what it is to have an expectation of privacy. you know, i started in politics in 1994 and it was pre-youtube and was pre-youtube and essentially pre-internet and its current, so at that point at as a city councilmember still had some expec

senator dianne feinstein introduced the former secretary of state with a positive message. >> she's an amazing human being. totally qualified and would make a strong and positive president. >> all eyes will be on california for the primary on june 7th. meantime donald trump was in oregon last night for his first visit to the state. more are saying they won't endorse or vote for him including jeb bush and south carolina senator lindsey graham. >>> new details this morning about a massive wildfire in canada. firefighters are bracing for another long day. they fear the fire could double in size by the end of tonight. large-scale evacuations still under way in alberta by land and air. the fire has burned about a quarter of a million acres. >> this fire is so immense and so out of control, what we need is a drop in the temperatures and a good soaking. >> somed in good news there. rain in the forecast. millions of dead trees are making the fire extremely difficult to stop. . a follow-up to a shocking murder now three years later in oakland man was found guilty. he faces life in prison or the

this morning on abc's this week, top democrat diane feinstein of california is calling sanders to back out of the race. >> we'll talk about that many other things with chief white house correspondent john carl who's getting ready to host "this week" later this morning. hey john, let's start over the veterans. do you think trump is going to apologize for his comments about john mccain and will it matter anyway? >> no and no, dan. donald trump's not one who's very big on apologies. although in fact, if you look back a few weeks ago, he did say that he does think that john mccain is a hero, he thinks he is a good guy, but in that very same interview, literally in the next sentence, he said he had no regrets about what he said about donald trump, i mean about john mccain. he noted that after he said it, his poll numbers went up. >> and john, devin mentioned that those comments from diane feinstein the california senator who basically called on bernie sanders to drop out. we have that sound, let's take a listen. >> able to read the sign posts as well as anybody else. if he did that, he woul

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is throwing her support behind the sharks. she and senate colleague bob casey of pennsylvania have put up a friendly wager on the series. call it a whiskey versus wine matchup. feinstein will deliver some california chardonnay to casey if the sharks lose while casey will hand over some of pittsburgh's wiggle whiskey if the penguins were defeated. >>> had no idea pittsburgh was known for whiskey. learn something new every day. >> yes. >> we're going to talk about -- you wouldn't know it's aid holiday. the embarcadero, traffic easy as can be on this freeway afternoon. as you head into the holiday weekend, temperatures going up and up. >> we're going to get warm over here. live doppler 7 hd showing you right now the clear skies that sunshine is being very effective this afternoon at warming us up nicely from the coast and bay and inland. everyone is much warmer right now than we were 24 hours ago and those numbers will continue to climb. a refreshing look from the exploratorium camera here on pier 15 just thoughing you a nice day

barbara boxer and dianne feinstein will join her. ticket prices, $125 to 2700. >>> cruz and washington, d.c. are working it -- cruise in washington, d.c. are working to clean up a scene where a train derailed. one of the cars was leaking sodium hydroxide. >> the leak has been stopped. we are working to figure out the next steps in getting this cleaned up. getting any spill remediated and returning the trial service. >> no one was hurt and officials aren't sure what caused the cars to jump the tracks. >>> clean up is underway in texas after fierce weather. torrential rains are blamed for the deaths of six people. 60 miles north businesses and homes were destroyed when a tornado with winds as high as 115 miles per hour hit friday night. in arkansas funnel cloud was spotted off the mississippi. several counties in the state are under a flood warning. and louisiana, people in baton rouge had to take cover as hail pelted homes and cars. >>> back in the bay area, recycling industry isn't seeing as much green these days. kpix 5's wilson wal

. >> senator dianne feinstein introduced the candidate. >> she's an amazing human being and totally qualified and would make a strong and positive president. >> earlier today, the former secretary of state shook hands with supporters in oakland. later she told a fired-up crowd at a schooled that there's a lot on the line in the upcoming election. her first order of business, beating donald trump. >> even if i weren't running for president, i would be doing everything i could to make sure that the presume active nominee of the republican party never gets near the white house. >> hillary clinton also called this a make or break election. the california primary is june 7th. >> thank you. on the republican side, donald trump in oregon tonight. that's his first visit to the state as a candidate. more prominent republicans are saying they won't endorse trump or vote for him. that includes former florida governor jeb bush and lindsay graham. >> firefighters are bracing for another long night. they fear the massive wildfire in canada could double in size by the end of tomorrow. large scale volcanos a

barbara boxer and dianne feinstein. >> i want to get as much support behind someone who i think could effect change who has the experience and isn't just going to shoot from the hip. >> reporter: before the fundraiser she sat down for an interview with kpix 5's phil matier. she is not worried about attacks from donald trump. >> i am not really concerned about what he says about me because he traffics insults. i am concerned about what he says he will do to everybody else. what he says about immigrants, women, people with disabilities. it is a long list. he is dividing america. >> reporter: she did not give an opinion on california's ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana. >> i favor more research into making sure medical marijuana is being used to the best effect. >> reporter: she was in oakland at a school rally. she got a taste of bay area traffic before arriving arriving to the evening fundraiser where protesters demonstrated across the street. the protest is peaceful and small in part because they didn't widely publicize the location of the fundraiser. children c, kpix

first lady former senator and former secretary of state and person while clinton and senator dianne feinstein and barbara boxer with headline the scare the other name likely to be on the ballot in november was also talk of the mind supporters said they are relying on her lip to keep the outcome of the white house across the street protesters say there were about some victory in and that many of them also protested his speech last weekend that saw him live to see we're still waiting to see henry clinton leave with and that that to happen at any moment now and meanwhile all those supporters, the fund raiser they seemed very energized at the moment of their town as it is a great event. >>reporter: you can see there's a movement to concede the police officers are moving the barricades so we may be single the clinton motorcade leaving an amendment for now went on to send back chief. >>pam m: it started about two hours ago members of the national nurses and 90 yen from the burning bus and the have spent months traveling from coast-to-coast campaign of the sun and sand dunes the democratic candidate

the splashy ad was signed by die nan feinstein and three former mayors. they want the lucas museum to be the star attraction on a redeveloped treasure island. the directionor originally wanted to build his museum of "star wars" memorabilia in the presid presidio, but the trust rejected the project. lucas then move td to chicago, his wife's hometown. but it's now on hold there due to a federal lawsuit by people who don't want it along lake michigan. and that has the san francisco lobby quoting princess lea. hope is not lost today t. is found. >> treasure island is wide open for the kind of development that could incorporate this particular facility and give it a sense of place so that people recognize that treasure island is a place worth going to and an important part of san francisco. >> reporter: treasure island may be under developed now, but the city plans to spend millions in the next 15 years to create housing for 25,000 people. lucas' team will meet formally with san francisco officials next week about the museum. the city believes the force is str

and at the same time you hear diane feinstein, the senator, saying his campaign is all but over.ns of bowing out soon? >> no. he has a week to go here. he's working the ground hard in california. you talked to california political professionals in the democratic party there. he is doing more than most statewide candidates have done there. he is working it. polls show it's close. here is what would be surprising for bernie sanders was able to pull off a win in california. in 2008 the electorate was 52% white. it will be a minority white electorate this time around in the california democratic primary. he'll have nearly 35% if not more latinos. if he wins in california, he's making inroads into groups he hasn't been able to make inroads and doing it at the end of the process. that's a warning sign for hir hillary clinton. not about the nomination but how she's going to emerge from this end of the process where bernie sanders was wracking up something. >> do you sense any concern from the clinton campaign. she's going to spend more time in california. spending time there, put ads up

senator leahy: i'd be the last person to argue with senator feinstein, one of the most valuable members of this committee. please go ahead. >> thank you. it's my honor and privilege to be here today to talk to you about someone i know very, very well, who we worked very closely with at the department of justice, judge merrick garland. merrick and i have known one another. we were at the d.o.j. in 1993 to 1997. but i think probably the time we really bonded were the days of the oklahoma city bombing. he and i were out there, we were probably the first people out there br -- from the department of justice, excluding the team from the western district of oklahoma, the oklahoma city prosecutors. i got an opportunity at that time to see merrick firsthand utmost h ut mote -- chaos and tragedy, and the entire time just focusing on what needed

from there she will go to the me messsonic for a fund-raiser with senators diane boxer and dianne feinstein. both events pricey, ranging anywhere from $45 to $2700. reporting live in oakland, jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> quite an active scene where jody is. before she got to that elementary school in oakland, mrs. clinton made an unannounced stop at her bay area campaign headquarters also in oakland. this is just a couple hours ago. she arrived alongside the oakland mayor. chanting and cheering. mrs. clinton briefly thanked her staff there and of course took some selfies with them. >>> president obama broke his silence on the likely republican presidential nominee donald trump. >> >> i just want to emphasize this is a serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. >> the president making that reference because of course donald trump is a former reality tv star. the president called on the media and the public to scrutinize hisresi resisted the tweet about the taco salad. >> i have no thoughts on mr. trump's tweets. as a general rule, don't pay attention to mr.

from there she will head to san francisco for a fundraiser appearing along with senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer. >>> there are new developments in the expanding investigation into the death of prince. tmz tried to speak to mill valley specialist and his son on thursday but both refused to comment. the day before he died, representatives of prince called dr. kornfeld to help treat him for a reported action to came -- painkillers. kornfeld's son through to prince home to discuss the program. tmz is reporting that andrew kornfeld is being investigated for an unauthorized practice of medicine. >>> the santa clara county district attorney has determined a san jose police officer was justified when he shot and killed a suicidal man who adjusts gunned down and other officer. just over a year ago scott dunham stood at the balcony of his apartment when he shot and killed officer johnson. another officer returned fire and killed dunham. the da said dunham had a history of mental illness and domestic violence and officers had the legal right to use lethal force to prevent the loss of inn

i can't do all the names, rockefeller, feinstein, collins and lieberman bill. boy, that is ancient history. >> five years ago. >> yeah, it seems like forever. so the five things i think that leap out are assurance, the emphasis on assurance and particularly it's interesting to look at some of the things that might be done for internet of things. budget, manage services, the whole series of workforce efforts. and then maybe the rethinking of the nist framework. we may not have time to hit them all but i wanted to hit a couple right up front and see what the panelists thought. budget is always a good one in washington and the president's calling for 19 additional billion dollars. when's he going to spend it on? what do you think he should spend it on? anyone want to take first -- andy, that might go first to you. >> so yeah. so i mean one key element of the budget is this proposal that we offered last month for $3.1 billion information technology modernization fund. so taking a step back from cybersecurity, you really can't separate cybersecurity from i.t. acquis

senators chuck grassley and dianne feinstein are asking for an audit of the funds.till to come on "full measure" -- battleship grey, the color that defines the navy, even to this day. ahead, we'll go back in time to see some ships of a different color. sharyl: the u.s. navy is pressing new ships into duty. there's the nearly $13 billion uss gerald r. ford, a new class of aircraft carrier which goes into service this spring. and the dramatic launch of the new uss sioux city two weeks ago. both claim to have the latest technology for the navy's global presence of late in the strait of hormuz in the mideast and increasingly in the south china sea. but we noticed one thing that hasn't changed for a half century -- ships go to sea painted battleship grey. ♪ jim: as a young boy, i had a poster from world war i that hung in my bedroom and it showed a destroyer coming to the rescue of a merchant ship and the destroyer was painted orange and blue and all kinds of different colors and i thought, "this is so ridiculous -- they would never paint ships like that." sharyl: but th

senator feinstein? >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. because of some of the discussion, i just wanted to bring to everybody's attention two documents. the first is a joint unclassified statement of bob lit, the general counsel for the office of director national intelligence stuart evans deputy assistant ag and the assistant director for counterterrorism division of the fbi. on page three, they discussed targeting procedures. and i would like to read a short part to insure compliance with the provisions. they've set up a number of steps in the preceding paragraph. section 702 requires targeting procedures minimization procedures and acquisition guidelines. these are designed to insure that the government targets non-u.s. person outside the united states. and also that it does not intentionally acquire domestic communications. moreover the targeting procedures insure that targeting of foreign persons is not indiscriminate. instead, targeted at non-u.s. persons outside the united states. who are assessed to possess expected to receive or

senator dianne feinstein is betting on the san jose sharks in the stanley cup finals.n a wager with pennsylvania's senator bob casey, she is putting up a case of chardonnay. casey is offering whiskey from a company in pittsburgh. game one of the stanley cup finals is monday night there. >>> on the heels of the national spelling bee, google is out with a list of america's top spelling mistakes. dessert or is it desert? is the most commonly misspelled word here in california and in idaho, ohio and connecticut. and it turns out people in massachusetts and hawaii have a hard time spelling their own state name! >> i think spell check is making it, you know -- our spelling skills are going down. >> that's right. >> could be right. >> so are our writing skills. we type everything now. >> true. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, room is one thing.. but paying more just to sit with your family? how airlines are taking "extra fees" to a >>> coming up tonight at clock, extra leg room is one thing, coming up tonight at 6:00 but paying more just to sit with your family? how