let's go to feinstein's tweet responding to the president calling her out -- this is feinstein's response to the trump tweet -- well, now that sounds absolutely casual and harmless. no threats. no secret access to secret information, but again, it wasn't a driver either, it was her office manager. >> well, keep in mind, the way that, you know, she didn't express any outrage here. the cognitive dissonance is about to make your head explode. i thought we cared about meddling, national classified information. they take a casual attitude. remember feinstein was the one who, when the intelligence community inspector general charles mccullough, an obama appointee found classified information on hillary's secret e-mail server and bullied by diane fine stein until he dropped it. which is a huge deal. lou: not unacquainted with huge deals, it was senator feinstein, chair of the intelligence committee when it was discovered that john brennan's cia had been surveilling the committee's servers, first, he denied it so they not only spied on the senate intelligence committee, which has oversight respon

and i like diane feinstein. i have to tell you. but i don't like the fact that she had a chinese spy driving her. and she didn't know it. >> the senator fired back with tweets of our own declaring that after being contacted, she jumped on it, removing the staffer, compare that to your actions, attacking the fbi, refusing the advice of your security team. sad. i acted in the best entrance of the country. give it a try, she said to the presidents. compared to how -- carter page, the low level trump advisor put under surveillance by the obama illustration for alleged ties to russia have not been charged with anything despite to go years of investigations that, yes, are still ongoing. >> sandra: ed henry, thank you. charlie hurt, fox news contributor. austan goolsbee, former chief economic advisor of president obama, a bit of a double standard here, charlie? >> well, i can't wait to hear austan weigh in on this. with his aunt democrats' newfound shock and horror over -- >> sandra: all right. let's hear from you first then. >> you'll be

is a double standard personified basically dianne feinstein. mine does this on a lot of issues where she's got personal interest so she's accusing the other side from a position why they head of the russian collusion investigation she's accusing the other side of exactly what she is herself guilty by talking about russia by costly promoting this myth that they are able to hide their. several decades worth of corrupt activities these are people who do not care about double standards they don't care about getting caught because they're confident that when they are caught the u.s. mainstream media will cover for them and it's got to stop and we have plenty more stories for you from all around the world to come in about half an hour here when he international hope you can join us then. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent. to ignore middle of the road signals. to leave the room dream real news is really. what politicians

he was feinstein's office director.red by feinstein around the time she was elected to the senate in 1992. in 1993 asian week described his durepresents the senator at meetings and events, organizes public forums and meetings and provides input and feedback to feinstein and her washington staff on legislative matters. when he resigned in 2013, lowe was earning almost $72,000 a year making him the highest paid employee in feinstein's san francisco office, but it seems clear the senator wants to put this all behind her. >> i think i've said all i'm going to say on that subject. >> in the meantime president trump has tweeted and talked about what he calls the senator's chinese spy. we may hear more about that as he responds to developments in the russia investigation. melissa caen, kpix5. >>> the son of a bay area police chief faced a judge today for allegedly attacking an elderly sikh man. kpix5's maria medina was in the courtroom in stockton and tells us absent. >> reporter: the son of the union city police chief is accu

feinstein isn't the only target of spy games in the bay. it was just last month when a former apple engineer was arrested for trying to take the company's autonomous car secrets to china. remember the papal like puffs of black smoke coming out of the russian consulate in pacific heights next to an odd array of communications towers, it is said that kicking the diplomats out hasn't slowed espionage. >> just because we slowed it doesn't mean they're no longer interested. china is the same way. chinese approach things from a little bit different but also have an interest in the economy here, how to get political influence here. >>> 4:41. tales of survival after a dramatic plane crash in mexico, coming up. :16-:19 "ahhh" ams from terri >>> dramatic cell phone video shows the moment a plane crashed in mexico. you can hear screams from terrified passengers. when the plane hit the ground twice tuesday moments after take off in northern mexico. passengers scrambled to escape and some say they were trapped in the back as smoke filled the cabin. incr

is a double standard personified basically dianne feinstein. mine does this on a lot of issues where she's got personal interest so she's accusing the other side from a position why they head of the russian collusion investigation she's accusing the other side of exactly what she is herself guilty of by talking about russia by casserly promoting this myth that they are able to hide their. several decades worth of corrupt activities these are people who do not care about double standards they don't care about getting caught because they're confident that when they are caught the u.s. mainstream media will cover for them and it's got to stop and this is an international wrapping of the program for this hour here in moscow back in half an hour with more of your top and well new systems. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. greetings and salutations. love him or hate him online talk show host alex jones and is in full wars brand is

not bennett dominic senator feinstein.ight after night on this program, we are breaking important news, investigative r. i have said many times, we are peeling back the layers of corruption, the biggest abuse of power in our country's history, at the highest levels of our government. now that is not the case and the rest of the news media. let's take, for example, conspiracy tv msnbc. you are going to love this tape. now this is not the case. they are more interested in pushing salacious rumors, lies, accusations. tom brokaw, you spent your entire career. this is your nbc news. and nowhere is this more true than their chief conspiracy theorist rachel maddow. last night, after her old tricks, literally making something out of nothing. whipping these left-wing viewers into a frenzy over a secret recording of the house intel committee chairman devin nunes, where he warned a room full of donors that if republicans lose, all deep state investigations will be halted and democrats will try to impeach trump. we've been saying this

senator feinstein. let me interrupt you. feinstein: let me interrupt you. we had a briefing that senator grassley arranged for some of us. senator durbin and senator leahy were there. we were briefed. i thought the number was 15% to 20% at the highest. >> that is approximately the recent number. it has been about 15% to 20%. prior to our recent reunification, it is a smaller proportion now. senator feinstein: thank you. continue. the majority of children aren't in that category? >> correct. even at the point when we launched reunification efforts, 80% of the miners and care are traditional unaccompanied alien children. those who enter the united states without a parent or legal guardian, were apprehended without a parent or legal guardian separate from those who were separated. senator feinstein: how do you identify them? how do you connect them with a parent? it seems to me the system is unworkable or we would not be where we are today. >> the systems were not set up to have referrals include parent information. in some cases when the referral was made it

jabs with senator dianne feinstein..ations that a former feinstei >>> our top story at 6:30, president trump exchanging jabs with senator diane feinstein after revelations that a former feinstein star gave information to -- staffer gave information to china. >> but that is not stopping the president from talking and, of course, tweeting about it. >> and i like diane feinstein. i have to tell you, but i don't like the fact that she had a chinese spy driving her. and she didn't know it. >> reporter: president trump wasted no time taking aim at senator feinstein over recent revelation that a former employees was passing information to the chinese government. an f.b.i. investigation revealed that no sensitive information was shared. still the senator was reportedly mortified that a long time local staffer who acted as her chauffeur would disclose anything to the chinese government. on friday night president trump tweeted diane is the person leading our nation on collusion with russia. will she now investigate herself? the ne

i like dianne feinstein, i have to tell you. don't like the fact that she had a chinese spy driving her, and she didn't know it. she says to me, what did you know? give me a break, come on, folks. trish: president trump attacking democratic senator dianne feinstein of california. i shouldn't laugh on this, this is actually, very, very serious stuff. there are reports that she had a chinese spy on her team, on her staff, in the past. feinstein retaliated on twitter to the president saying the fbi told me five years ago it had concerns china was seeking to recruit administrative member, despite no access to sensitive information. this person in question was a driver for her. so one would think that the driver might at times overhear sensitive conversations. she goes on. i tooked the concerns seriously, learned the facts, made sure the employee left my office immediately. issues of espionage, they are nothing new for the san francisco area. this is unbelievable. late last year officials had to shut down the russian consulate there

why didn't they do what they did for feinstein? katie pavlich, basel smikel, former dreck to have the new york state democratic party. bet you're busy leading up to the mid terms. when i interviewed the senator i said can we add the name paul manafort and rick gates to this, too. is this a double standard? help out senator feinstein but don't help out the republican candidate for president? >> i don't know if it is a double standard but i don't know if there is a standard. >> harris: that's not good. >> no, it's not. what happened in the feinstein case is slightly different with respect to the president of the united states. because there was an individual who had clear contact with some one who was trying to get information out of him. in the case of the president, what we believe, or we have seen thus far, there are a lot of people around him that had previous ties to russia. we don't know what those ties were. that's the substance of it. >> harris: are you defending the president's case against robert mueller! >> i'm not defendi

feinstein was reportedly mortified when the fbi told her she'd been infiltrated. investigators concluded the driver hadn't leaked anything of substance, and feinstein forced him to retire. he's not surprised. >> think about what she had access to. one, she had access to the chinese community here in san francisco. great amount of political influence. two, correct me if i'm wrong, she still has very close ties to the intelligence committees in washington, d.c. >> reporter: in addition to traditional political spell and diplomatic secrets, bay area spies are often focused on r and d, technology, and trade secrets. >> they also have an interest in, you know, the economy here. how to get political influence here. what's being developed down in silicon valley that has dual- use technology. all of that is tied to the abay area. >> reporter: like in many areas, when it comes to counter intelligence, the area is a trends setter. >> as the bay area goes, so does the nation when it comes to technology. so why not when it comes to spying? >> reporter: the politicians who hav

dianne feinstein -- how come china never spies on us? there are those who say they are brutal. you should ask the people. not only china. it's a lot of people. we have to stop it. we have to stop meddling and stop everybody from attacking us. but there are a lot. rush i -- russia is there, china is there. we are probably doing well with north korea. i like dianne feinstein, but i don't like the fact she had a chinese spy driving her and she didn't know it. then she says to me, well, what did you know about this? i said give me a break. come on, folks. every day, with china not doing so well, it's only gotten worse. if there is any meddling or any problems, i guarantee you it will happen really big now because we are taking our wealth back. we are take our jobs back. we are opening up markets. every day we are setting new record. and we are keeping our promise. we have eliminated a record number of job-killing regulations. and that is so true. ohio is going to like this. we ended the war on clean coal. our miners are back to work. clean coal. republicans passed the biggest tax c

something that people should never do with dianne feinstein. she is extremely intelligent and look at the extent of her career is extraordinary but no they did not like each other and also dianne was very proper and harvey was not. [laughter] and i think only harvey would leave a tape directing the mayor in the event of his assassination. harvey you are not important enough to get shot. you are not dr. king. you are not bobby kennedy. he left very clear instructions not only who would pick set the bowl to replace him but also unacceptable. someone he rallied around at first was at home in berg and feinstein said how long did she delay that? it was weeks and weeks. everyone was getting more and more anxious and feinstein said something like she was afraid he would show up at board meetings in leather pants. diane was not for that. no leather and the board chambers. >> one last quick question over here. a quick one. we are going to have to wrap up. do you want to ask a quick questions? >> i wanted to know if you could talk about harvey's military

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dianne feinstein -- how come china never spies on us? there are those who say they are brutal. you should ask the people. not only china. it's a lot of people. we have to stop it. we have to stop meddling and stop everybody from attacking us. but there are a lot. rush i -- russia is there, china is there. we are probably doing well with north korea. i like dianne feinstein, but i don't like the fact she had a chinese spy driving her and she didn't know it. then she says to me, well, what did you know about this? i said give me a break. come on, folks. every day, with china not doing so well, it's only gotten worse. if there is any meddling or any problems, i guarantee you it will happen really big now because we are taking our wealth back. we are take our jobs back. we are opening up markets. every day we are setting new record. and we are keeping our promise. we have eliminated a record number of job-killing regulations. and that is so true. ohio is going to like this. we ended the war on clean coal. our miners are back to work. clean coal. republicans passed the biggest tax c

. >>> after discovering one of senator dianne feinstein's employees was passing on information to the chinese government, it was concluded that no sensitive data was disclosed. >> that's not stopping the president from tweeting about it. >> i like dianne feinstein, i have to tell you. but i don't like the fact that she had a information. >> reporter: no sensitive information was shared. a long-time staffer could have disclosed anything to the chinese government. friday night president trump tweeted, dianne feinstein is the person leading the nation on collusion with russia. will she now investigate herself? the next day she fired back: >> reporter: letter the president brought it up again at a rally in ohio. >> speaking of china, it's just come out the democratic leader and leader of the russia investigation, dianne feinstein, had a chinese spy as her driver for 20 years. and she's leading the russian investigate, if that's what you call it. how about leading -- she's leading the russian witch hunt. a democrat-inspired witch hunt. >> reporter: the president is facing accusations that

that's what they did for feinstein. why did they not do that when it came to manafort, gates and papadopoulos? if they did have a confidential informant, what did the informant learn about the trump campaign in russia, apparently nothing. >> that seems like a couple of names that needed to be added. as you just said, i want to talk about iran. i read a statement from you today and it's one of those things where, would it have made a difference a few years ago if the iranian citizens had somebody to advocate where you did in the statement. you feel very strongly that this is the time again to support any kind of revolution that might pop. what's happening and why? >> president trump, if you are listening, this is a murderous regime that will not allow iran to be a peaceful of the member of the family of nations. the ayatollah is the religious. he wants to purify islam and destroy israel and come after us. world peace and the ayatollah cannot fit into the same sentence. this is disgraceful that you are picking this regime

we have an ad from senator dianne feinstein. [video clip] >> i approved this message. support the affordable care act and voted against all of trump's attempts to repeal it. but, we need to do more. i believe in universal health care and a public health option to kee compete with private insurance companies. i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. >> california back senator dianne feinstein. host: dean calling from kentucky on independent line. good morning, dean. caller: good morning. i'm a vietnam veteran. i'm calling for health care for all. , you can go there and see what the future health --e will look like three out of four times, i don't see doctors, icy nurses or nurse see nurses or-- i nurse practitioners. they always tell you you can go -- if you have , they will send you home. medicare is going broke right now. everyone gets the money from the middle class. ned callinggo to from florida on the republican line. good morning, ned. caller: hello. my main issue would be immigration, but another issue for me especially as health care

an unnamed fbi source revealed he was feinstein's driver for 20 years. he served as a gopher at her office and was liaison to the asian american community. he attended consulate functions for the senator. she was chair of the senate intelligence committee and was reportedly mortified. >> if you think of the number of government employees in positions of trust and confidence, anybody that sits on the senate intelligence committee they have a top secret security clearance and higher and those people are prime targets of opportunity. this is no different than what we would do on foreign soil to try to recruit those same individuals into our intelligence network. >> the investigation concluded the driver had not leaked anything substantialand feinstein forced him to retire. >>> the trump administration suffered a defeat in its attempt to pull federal funding from sanctuary cities. the president signed executive order after taking office that would with hold money from cities that don't cooperate. the 9th circuit court of appeals ruled that the order is uncon

it is now time for senator feinstein and other members to speak. senator feinstein. senator feinstein: thanks very much, mr. chairman. i listened to your words with interest because i know you have a difference of opinion on the subject. judge kavanaugh's nomination hearing has been scheduled for september 4 and that is 19 days away. i want to say a few words about why the documents from his time in the white house should be publicly available in time for the hearing. the long-standing practice of the committee in the senate is to ensure as much transparency as possible. and to ensure that the senate and the american people have access to a nominee's full record. you mentioned kagan. let me use her as an example. 99% of her white house record was provided to the committee and to the public prior to the hearing. those documents were reviewed and produced to the committee by the national archives and followed the requirements of the presidential records act. that practice appears not to be followed here. instead, under an agreement with a lawyer representing former pre

the senate has just approved a bill by diane feinstein to transfer seven of the planes to the state. they will have to be converted to air tankers, but then they can join the firefight. the white house is also offering assistance. >> we have seen all of the alarming images of the wildfires causing severe damage out west. the president will continue to monitor and this ongoing emergency and make sure the people of california receive the assistance they need to keep them safe and recover. our prayers are with the firefighters who lost their lives battling these fires and their grieving families. >> right now tens of thousands of firefighters are battling 16 california wildfires, most of them in the northern half of the state. >>> in the north bay, lakeville highway near petaluma is now reopened following a major hazmat spill. a couple of trucks were involved in an accident. one was coveredÃcarrying pairs, the other a tanker truck that was hauling about 2000 pounds of hot asphalt. some of it spilled on the roadway and into a nearby field . a gooey mess requiring a careful cleanup. >> th

senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. we're here today because the trump administration has pursued what i believe is a deeply immoral and haphazard policy that fundamentally betrays american values. this administration has elected to engage in the systematic separation of immigrant children from their parents and without any plan to reunite them. we're now month into thiswe crisis, we still don't kw thee official number of children who have been separated from theirr parents. i hope the administration officials present today finally outline the official, total number of children separated, where they are, what the facilities are and where they are that they're detained in, what the conditions are in those facilities and the location of their parents. the little we have learned has come out of the case in the southern district of california overseen by judge dana sabraw. according to the joint court filing by the department of justice and the american civil libertiesan union from last friday, thehe numbers are 2551 childr

let's take it over here. >> the documentary alluded that harvey and diane feinstein often locked heads and had friction. i was wondering if you could tell me if that is true in your research and if that was true with your experiences. >> i think it is essentially true. harvey was first in san francisco in 1969 and diane feinstein ran for office and won and harvey at that time saw her as a rich lady. she was much more than that, she did some wonderful things. i don't think harvey liked her very much. he thought she was in the hands of real estate developers and she got elected because she had a rich father and rich husband. i would think they had tension. she just gave a beautiful speech at his memorial about how his homosexuality let him see other people's oppression and identify with that. i think they had a hard time together but you had some insights into that too. >> it is interesting. diane announced her retirement because it was so polarized. another thing that is interesting, you refer to the 6-5 split on the board. we still have this constant vote in the balance, in a liberal w

i will now turn it over to ranking member senator feinstein for opening remarks. contrary to custom, we are also going to get senator cornyn and durban opportunities for short statements because there are members of the ranking subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are here today because the trump administration has pursued what i believe is a haphazard policy that fundamentally betrays american values. this administration has elected engaging in the systematic separation of immigrant children from their parents without any plan to reunite them. even though we are now months into this crisis, we still don't know the official number of children who have been separated from their parents. i hope the administration officials present today finally outline the official total number of children separated, where they are, what the facilities are, and where they are that they are detained in, what the conditions are in those facilities, and the location of their parents. the little we have learned has come out of the case of the southern district of california, ove

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ed: a staff on feinstein's stab for 20 years. driver and liaison to the asian american community in california where you have a strong asian american population. he was picking up information about what the senator was up to. some of her meetings and all of that and then steve says, you know, the fbi goes to her five years ago and gives her a heads up. we are picturing this up. maybe we want to handle that she handles it quietly. fires the guy and never says anything. the investigation ends. that's the exact opposite what we saw with president trump. they never go to him and give him a heads up. used unverified dossier paid for by the d.c. as a reason to get a fisa warrant to go in and spy on his people that they were concerned about. and that's why lindsey senator graham sent that letter. this is an exclusive. he only sent this to "fox & friends" or "fox & friends" obtained it. it says a portion of the letter he sent to christopher wray says this: although i appreciate the fbi's diligencened appreciate the ties chinese governmen

senator feinstein and iut will step out one minute. senator hatch will be after senator feinstein. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i like to have a conversation with you, commander, my history and this goes back to the year 2000 when i happen to be watching television and i saw a young chinese girl, maybe 12 years old, before an immigration judge in seattle. she was manacled hand and foot and could not understand the judge and the tears were pouring down her face and that was in the days when people were coming in and containers and some died in some survived and she was a survivor. we did a bill called the unaccompanied alien child protection act of 2000 which took children out of i.c.e. and put them in hhs. the bill also provided throughgh some pro bono and legal help which did not make it into the final bill which i'm now told was the homeland security act of 2002. senator hirono has picked up and done that part of the bill probably better than i did it and happy to be her cosponsor. there is a long and emotional history. i was so struc

more pronounced going into next week. >>> dianne feinstein was in south bay today to announce the reward of $74 million in federal funding for a shoreline preservation project. the project is to prevent flooding and protect the south san francisco bay shoreline. it will preserve the salt marshes. it also involved the construction of levees. the total price tag is $177 million. the differences being made up with stadion retail funds. >>> now football. john gruden was back with the raiders in an exhibition game against the lions. we will find out if he was a winner in return, coming up next in sports. back take a look at this, a meeting 65 years in the making. sisters that found each other through a dna home testing kit met today for the first time. she always knew she had a half- sister but did not know much else until the results of the dna test came back. mimi levine through into oakland from new mexico. the newly acquainted sisters said they have a lot of catching up to do. and get the shoes you want...for get to tway less.hoe event oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for

. >> coming up here, dianne feinstein. the top democrat on the judiciary committee. feinstein holds the supreme court hearings in the committee next week. >>> the trump factor. in the florida governor's race, the republican nominee is rewarded for wrapping his arms around the president while an upset victory for a progressive democratic nominee sizes up how the president will play in november. >> talking about donald trump and reminding folks of how bad he is and how unqualified he is for the job that he holds doesn't do anything to ensure that they're able to make ends meet. >>> and american hero. this hour in arizona, the mccain family arrives at the state capitol where senator mccain will lie in state today. on the floor of the senate, a tearful tribute from his long time friend, lindsey graham. >> i do not cry for -- i cry for a man who had honor and always was willing to admit to his imperfection. >> john mccain's fellow arizona senator jeff flake and democratic partner on the armed services committee, jack reed. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell i

. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" said dianne feinstein once had a chinese spy connection she didn'tw about. it was her driver. she was alerted five years ago the bay area driver was being investigated for spying for china. the fbi revealed he hadn't revealed any classified he was fired. >>> and "the tampa bay times" has an update on a homeless man who was videotaped as he was being shaved by a tallahassee police officer. he started working at mcdonald's. the interview of phil march getting shaved before higgs job interview began last week. he told officer tony martin he applied for a job at mcdonald's, but he needed help shaving off his beard. >>> still ahead, elaborate plan. thieves who stole some of sweden's jewels made a lakeside getaway. [wind blowing; chains rattling] ok. that's got to be a record. right now at toyota's national ib on the last of the 2018s. offers end september 4th. to learn more about all our great deals, visit toyota.com. save on the last of the 2018s. come in today! toyota. let's go places. your mornings were made for better things than psoriatic arthritis.

. >> reporter: and he worked with senator dianne feinstein to prevent the u.s. from using torture. >> we urge all senators to support the mccain-feinstein amendment that would help ensure that laws are enacted so that our government does not engage in torture. >> we learned that mccain had requested former presidents barack obama and george w. bush deliver eulogies at his funeral. the senator also asked that he be buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland near the grave of a long time friend. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> other news, people against the latest nominee for the supreme court turned out for a rally in san francisco. today hundreds showed up in civic center plaza chanting slogans and listening to speakers. they said president trump's high court nominee brett kavanaugh should be overturned. >> this is a nomination that's up to determine what the courts will be valuing and doing with our civil liberties for the next generation. >> donald trump is so out of control, we need to slow this down. let thectnspennoer and takt up . >> congresswoman barba

trump: dianne feinstein and had to -- dianne feinstein had a spy as her driver for 20 years and she isng the russian investigation, and no, the russian witchhunt. the democratic inspired witchhunt. isn't that something? diane feinstein had a chinese driver. how come china never spies on us question mark are those that say, boy they are brutal, you should ask what is going on? not just china. we have to stop meddling, we have to stop everybody from attacking us. there are a lot. russia is there, china is there. hey, we are doing well with north korea. but they are probably there. with to stop everybody. we have to stop. i like dianne feinstein, have to tell you. but i don't like the fact that she had a chinese spy driving her and she did not know it. and she says to me, what did you know about this? give me a break. come on, folks. not doing so well, it has only gotten worse, i guarantee you. if there is any meddling or any problems, i guarantee you it is going to happen really big now because we are taking our wealth back. we're taking our jobs back. newy day, we are setting records an

politico revealed that a feinstein staffer was a chinese spy. then an unnamed fbi source revealed that the spy was her driver for 20 years. he served as a gopher in her office and was a liaison. the senator was the r of the senate intelligence committee chat the time and was infiltrated. >> you think of the number of government employees in positions of trust and confidence, anybody that sits on senate intelligence committee, they have a top secret security clearance and higher, and those people are prime targets of opportunity. this is no different than what we would do on foreign soil to try to recruit those same individual into our intelligence network. >> the investigation concluded that the driver had not leaked anything substantial and feinstein forced had i am retire. torestier. >>> a local chain cutting ties with visa. bloomberg reports the affected stores are in san francisco, oakland, pittsburgh, richmond. the parent company of chain kroger said the decision was made in response to what it calls excessive retailer fees from visa. kroge

. >> senator dianne feinstein was in town to talk about the fight against climate change, starting with levees in alviso. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: this is where the construction is going to start. that's important because, check this out, the level doesn't have to get that much higher before it can cross the street and reach nearby homes. on any given afternoon, you'll find hikers like eric hong walking near the wetland, enjoying the water and lots of birds. >> it's nice to actually walk all the way out and be able to enjoy the scenery. >> reporter: but the wetlands have long been threatened by floods. so u.s. senator dianne feinstein spearheaded a $177 million effort to try and keep the wetlands and other south bay communities out of flood danger. >> the risk that we face is repeated sea rise. >> reporter: environmentalists, politicians, and the corps of engineers will use the money to build a series of levees, the first reaching from alviso to san francisco's coyote creek. further construction along the bay comes later. >> san francisco is at sea level, as much as seve

"> (ken) california senator dianne feinstein standing among the chorus of lawmakers...ds of immigrant kids were separated from their parents and hundreds are yet to be reunited... with the government failing to meet court ordered deadlines. washington bureau reporter alexandra limon has more. california democratic senator dianne feinstein attacked the trump administration for separating thousands of migrant children from their parents...sen. dianne feinsetein / ca-dand haphazard policy that fundamentally betrays american values. feinstein and others asked about conditions in the detention centers...along with allegations of the sexual abuse of children... and adults forced to work for a dollar a day......but matthew albence of us immigration and customs enforcement defended the facilities...matthew albence / immigration and customs enforcement i think the best way to describe them is to be more like a summer camp. .alexandra limon / washington correspondent senators of both parties want to know how the government intends to reunite hundreds of kids whose parents were wi

why didn't they do for trump what they did for feinstein?maria: that was south carolina republican senator lindsey graham on fox news last night. he wants answers from the fbi on why california democratic senator dianne feinstein got a tip about a possible chinese spy working in her office. by the way he had been working for her for 20 years. yet, president trump didn't get the same warning about the carter page situation and carter page possibly being a russian spy. attorney jana ellis sees a double standard here. good afternoon. good to see you. >> good to see you, maria. thanks for having me. >> maria: it's a head scratcher what went on in the 2016 election we know that there was real sketchy stuff going on at the top of the fbi and the doj. your thoughts on what should have been done in terms of carter page and the wiretapping going on? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, there is a perception of a double standard and perception dictates reality for most americans. i mean, the traditional values that we all cherish, which is the lack of bias, t

first thousand handled a suspected chinese spy on democratic senator dianne feinstein's staff.er to fbi director christopher wray today senator graham said that quote so i appreciate the fbi's diligence in identifying the staff with potential ties to the chinese government and providing senator dianne feinstein with a defensive briefing i'm deeply troubled that the trump campaign was not afforded the same treatment. this letter comes just bays after senator graham said on "fox news sunday" that he wants to appoint another special counsel. this one to investigate the fbi and why a department of justice official bruce ohr was allowed to investigate then candidate trump while ohr's wife worked for the opposition research firm that produced that now infamous dossier. >> bruce ohr was at least ethical. we need a special counsel to look at all things department of justice and fbi when it came to the trump administration, church investigation particularly the intelligence investigation. >> senator graham sure came out swinging this week. >> judge jeanine: all right, kristin. thanks so