you confronted senator feinstein.e will see what happens, whether she will ultimately support the green new deal -- probably because of what you did. what are you going to do now? be a youth going to strike -- global climate led by youth, mainly schoolchildren who will be walking out of schools on march 15. calledsite it is that is thclimatatestrike.us.org. you canan go to thahat page andf you want, yoyou can participate and use your voice. so promoting that idea, that is going to be pretty much our next step of action. amy: and the last comments, magdalena? >> i think our next step of action -- well, for me, i think before this is -- well, now, too, but this is really important to me, is getting people to believe there is climate change. because how are we going to fight for something that some people don't believe in? step forthat is a big me. i also think, like, recognizing indigenous people and people who in their backyard there is fracking and all that. so i think that is a big step to how we can fix this crisis.

senator graham: senator feinstein. senator feinstein: mr. chairman, i trust each member has five minutes for each? senator graham: we will be very liberal. five minutes for each and if you need another round. senator feinstein: let me begin with mr. lee. i would like to know about your submission of articles and particularly the failure to disclose some controversial ones. maybe you could discuss the steps you took to identify the universe of your writings before making submissions to this committee. and then explain the failure to turn over more than 40 articles that you had written during college. mr. lee: i understand your concerns about that. senator, when i got the senate judiciary questionnaire, it asked for all articles written. i started the process of looking through my personal files. and i had a scrap book of articles i had written as i collected those. i searched my electronic files, because i had p.d.f. files and collected those. my firm also maintains a library of articles i had written as a lawyer. i went through those and col

it's a privilege to read a pocket -- proclamation from senator feinstein to mary. in honor of your recognition during women's history month, you have dedicated your life to the preservation of open space, enhancement of parks and access to recreation for all communities. under your tenure as head of the parks department in san francisco, san mateo, and sonoma counties, parks and open space sought increased financial support, new partnerships, and dramatic capital improvement. as your senator from the state of california, i congratulate you on this achievement and wish you continued success in the years to come. [applause] >> hello. my name is connie o'connor and i had the great pleasure of serving with mary as the commission president while she was the general manager, at that time, we had all the responsibilities that you have now. i had fun working with her and phil and shawna and all the people at recreation and park, and her intellect, i mean i was amazed constantly at how much she knew about everything. she probably didn't know how many tulips there were at an

senator dianne feinstein. the students are calling on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the latest on the undocumented immigrant accused of killing a san jose woman in her own home. find out how long he (robin) plus new details on the man fatally shot by police... and what they say he was doing moments before the shooting. (robin) and a major upgrade for bart passengers... as officials announce escalators. find out how soon that'll happen. look outside...at the san mateo b

now senator dianne feinstein wants to 880 the u. s. to that list because these aircrafts have been involved in two fatal crashes in the last six months. she writes in a letter in part she wants to temporarily ground thesethe domestically. she is referring to the crash that happened sunday into ethiopia where all 157 people on board the boeing 737 max 8s were killed when the plane nose- dived within minutes of taking off. this accident is eerily similar to when that happened in october when another boeing 737 max 8s operated by lion air crashed off the coast of indonesia, killing all 189 of its passengers. the black boxes from the ethiopia crash warwick recovered yesterday and hopefully will help investigators answer questions. after the lion air crash, boeing began working on training and design updates. the faa says those have to be done by next month. the faa has not granted the aircraft until investigators determine what caused the most recent crash. three other countries this morning have decided to ground these aircrafts. we will

senator dianne feinstein. the students are calling on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. ( james ) dozens of people gathered at the state capitol for a prayer rally honoring stephon clark. the sacramento district attorney's office and the state's attorney general - - both determined there was a lack of evidence to file criminal charges against the officers who fatally shot the 22-year- old man last year. their reports found that the officers believed clark was armed - and they feared for their lives when they shot him in

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senator dianne feinstein wants the u. s. to join the list of companies temporarily granting a certain type of aircraft that has been evolved in two fatal crashes in the last six months. in a letter to the faa, she wrote she wants the aircraft to be temporary grounded until the cause of the crashes known and similar risks are known not to be present in the domestic flights. all 157 people on board the ethiopian airlines boeing 737 max 8s were killed when the plane nose-dived within minutes of taking off. this accident is eerily similar to when that happened in october when another boeing 737 max 8s operated by lion air, crashed off the coast of indonesia, killing all 189 of its passengers. the black boxes from the ethiopian crash work recovered yesterday and will hopefully help investigators answer questions. >> it will tell us a lot about how this airplane was flown in the last minutes and it will also tell us how the airplane was flown in previous flights. >> reporter: after the lion air crash, boeing began working on train

senator feinstein was to change that. she says she wrote a letter calling for the plane to be temporarily grounded until the cause of the crash is known. the faa has decided not to ground the aircraft until investigators determine the cause of the crash. however, the faa said it would mandate design changes to the plane be done by next month. there are approximately 350 737 max 8 aircraft in operation worldwide. it can also be found at bay area airports. each of the airports this morning, you can find travelers that want the u. s. to take action. >> for the time being, i think it would be a safe idea to get them to ground the planes. at least until they can fix the bug. >> there is a lot of traveling going on. it is better to be safe than sorry. >> last night, boeing said they would release a software upgrade to the plane in the coming weeks. >> three victims had ties to california, two brothers and a bay area tech employee. melvin and bennett riffel will were traveling through africa and graduated from shasta high school

senator feinstein says ground all of them until we know what is going on. just a couple of hours ago, she released a statement saying in part, quote, until the cause of the crash is known and it's clear that similar risks aren't present in the domestic fleet, i believe all boeing 737 max 8 series aircraft operating in the u.s. should be temporarily grounded. and that has raised questions, it says in the quote, and she wants a remedy and some answers. yesterday's crash killed 157 people in ethiopia. eight of them americans. ntsb and inspectors from boeing have the two black boxes to try and figure out what caused the plane to go down just six minutes after takeof

he in his letter to me and senator feinstein and others said that he's asking the special counsel team to help him with the information that may be

it says dear chairman graham, chairman nadler, ranking member feinstein, and ranking member collins. i write to notify you that special counsel robert s mueller iii has concluded his investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election and related matters. in addition to this notification, the special counsel regulations require that i provide you with a description, an explanation of instances, if any, in which the attorney general or acting attorney general concluded that a proposed action by a special counsel was so inappropriate or unwarranted under established departmental practices that it should not be pursued. there were no such instances during the special counsel's investigation. the special counsel has submitted to me today a confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions he has reached. i am reviewing the report and anticipate i may be in a position to advise you of the special counsel's principal conclusions as soon as this weekend. separately i intend to consult with deputy attorney general rosenstein and special counsel mueller to determi

with that, i will turn it over to senator feinstein. sen. feinstein: thanks very much, mr. chairman. we have a number of members here, and i think that is very .xcellent the topic is extreme risk laws, sometimes referred to as red-flag laws. these are important tools that can empower family members and law enforcement to ask courts to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. they should include universal background checks, closing the charleston loophole, which would give law enforcement more time to complete checks, and, hopefully, banning assault weapons. extreme risk laws are a vital part of that effort. as of today, we have 14 states and the district of columbia passing extreme risk laws. the states are connecticut, indiana, my state, california, washington, oregon, so you have the pacific coast, florida, vermont, maryland, delaware, rhode island, new jersey, massachusetts, illinois and new york. i have introduced to the extreme risk protection order of 2019, which would create new grants to states taking similar measures to prevent gun violence. the national dis

have you talked to senator feinstein about it? senator graham: there are a lot of these people have testified before. but now the report's behind us, i think it's important to find out what happened f it takes a subpoena, we'll do that. reporter: where do you see now that this report is behind us, the country going in terms of divisiveness? is it just going to keep going? are you seeing any chance for things improving? how do you see the divisiveness issue? senator graham: i'm having a judiciary committee tomorrow about red flag legislation. allowing law enforcement officers to go to court to get a protective order to take someone's gun away they believe is a danger to themselves and others. we still need to govern the country. i'm sure they'll keep doing things in the house about financial transactions of the president, i guess. i'm going to do the fisa deep dive, the counterintelligence deep dive, and try to find common ground on prescription drugs. my advice to the president, for whatever it's worth, is that you're probably str

dianne feinstein sent a letter to the agency asking them to ground the 737 max 8 .ng to fly an airplane has been involved in two fatal crashes within just six months prisons and unnecessary potentially life- threatening risk. other countries including china, indonesia and in europe you have temporarily grounded their tran04s. until more is learned about this latest crash. in the united states,

the protesters are on market street heading from nancy pelosi's office to senator dianne feinstein's office and to a rally in union square. >> i have watched many documentaries on climate change and it has come to the realization that it is real and it is happening and it is our generation and we need to do something to stop it. >> students confronted senator feinstein last month in a contentious exchange on the green new deal. >>> some crime victims are speaking out against governor gavin newsom for refusing to execute prisoners but he said on cbs this morning, it is an act he will not support. the governor says the united states is one of the few countries who still use capital punishment and the system disproportionately affects people of color. >> it is a racist system. you cannot deny that, there is no equal justice in the system. it is a system perpetuating inequality, a system i cannot in good conscious support. >>> california voters rejected a measure to abolish the death penalty. the state has more inmates on death row than any other country. october 5 over for the landing o

dianne feinstein / ca-dkey safety equipment should be included in the basic sale price of a plane.in second senate hearing, acting faa administrator daniel elwell defended faa procedures -- including how the max 8 jet was certified.daniel elwell / faa acting admistratorour certification processes are extensive, well established, and have consistently produced safe aircraft design for decades... the faa inspector general calvin scovel has promised that a full investigation. he says the faa will revamp its safety procedures for new aircraft development..ndra limon. (n)

senator dianne feinstein.stein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. on the peninsula. the loud sound of airplanes may soon be a thing of the past for residents near s-f-o. new technology is being tested right now ... that could create quieter flight paths for airplanes. its called a ground based augmentation system. sfo officials say its part of new type of landing technology that really uses gps to produce new types of landings at sfo. it could provide benefits for the airport and those who live along the arrival flight path.

chairman, senator feinstein. so about a year ago, i was at the meeting with -- in the white house and sat directly across from the president. and we talked about these extreme risk orders. and as i said then, i come from a proud hunting state. i look at all of these common sense proposals about if they would hurt my uncle dick and his deer stand. they do not. and what they will do is save lives. and that includes universal background checks. and when we discussed this actual proposal, the vice president, who was sitting next to me, was positive about it. they have something like this in indiana. and the president said he was interested in doing it. even at this point said you wouldn't need due process, which i believe he didn't mean to say. but he also said he was for universal background checks. nine times. i kept track. and we still haven't gotten this done. so i am frustrated. i hope we can get this through. but here on this anniversary month of parkland, we still have not seen any positive changes. so i'll st

they then plan to rally at union square where speakers will call for both feinstein and pelosi to backthe green new deal introduced by alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> boeing says it has paused on delivering of its 737 max aircraft as it works to determine if software or doe sign problems may to be blame for a pair of deadly crashes. the faa grounded the max planes in the united states on wednesday following the latest crash in ethiopia last weekend. doug mcelway has an update from washington. >> reporter: the boeing 737 max 8 and 9 grounded in the u.s. following the deadly crash in ethiopia. the u.s. and canada were among the last countries to ground the plane. president trump announcing the decision based in part on what the faa says is the discovery of new evidence at the crash site and new satellite data that shows extreme up and down pitching of the plane similar to a crash in indonesia five months ago. the president standing behind boeing saying the company is working on fixing the problem. >> hopefully, they will figure it out very quickly. it was a big decision. also one of our la

senator dianne feinstein.on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. ( darya ) dozens of people gathered at the state capitol for a prayer rally honoring stephon clark. the sacramento district attorney's office and the state's attorney general - - both determined there was a lack of evidence to file criminal charges against the officers who fatally shot the 22-year- old man last year. the officers believed clark was armed - and they feared for their lives when they shot him in his grandmother's backyard. clark was holding a cel

senator dianne feinstein. the students are calling on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are then planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. (justine) (adlib) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. overnight lows will cool into the 30s and 40s for the bay area. daytime highs will warm up into the upper 50s to low to mid 60s on the upper 50s to low to mid 60s on monday. dry conditions return for monday before another weak system moves across the area on tuesday. most locations will see little to no precipitation as the system passe

senator dianne feinstein.nts are calling on both feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. women in hollywood are having a moment. female directors...producers...actors -- all standing up to the status quo -- taking on commanding roles in an industry once ruled by men. viola davis is no exception. as shannon hegy tells us -- she may be a big star -- but she continues to give back to where it all began. it was here at jenks park in rhode island's central falls, that viola davis spent so much of her time as a child doing what she loved

senator dianne feinstein.oth feinstein and pelosi to back the green new deal, as introduced by u.s. representative alexandria ocasio cortez. you may remember last month -- a group of youth activists recently demanded feinstein's support of the green new deal and were initially rejected in an interaction at her san francisco office that went viral. the students are also planning to rally at union square, where speakers will talk about the urgent need for the green new deal. hundreds of similar strikes by youth are planned in an estimated 75 countries. ( james ) a man is dead following a shooting in antioch. it happened saturday night just after 9 at near the intersection of west 19th and d streets.thats where police say they found two men with gunshot wounds in the middle of the street. a 20-year-old man died at the hospital..while a 25-year-old man, suffered non-life threatening injuries. police have not arrested a suspect. (james) a memorial service was held over the weekend to remember the lives of the women

cheryl: dianne feinstein of all people.ea out there. tracee: snl. cheryl: story night live, you to love them. we do love what we are seeing, folks -- tracee: there is again. cheryl: we do love what we are seeing in the market, big wall street journal report came out yesterday that u.s. and china are close to signing a new deal. a lot of positivity out there from investors, dow up 63 in remarket but remember we already kind of seen it priced in. tracee: nasdaq with close of best run, longest run, so watching that closely today. futures up 28. cheryl: s&p 6 and a quarter and dow up 63. we could have a global, ubs and jpmorgan says you can have global stock market. ubs with another 10%. i'm ready for maria bartiromo. mornings with maria starts right now. maria: thank you so much, cheryl, good morning, everyone, thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo, happy monday, monday march fourth, your top stories right now, 6:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. closing in on a deal, the u.s. and china are in the final stages of r

we are talking about senator dianne feinstein of california. she says boeing needs to ground all of its new 737 max planes after a crash that killed 157 people in ethiopia, eight of them americans. we've just learned that two of the passengers are from redding, california, two brothers, melvin and bennet riffle. the ntsb and inspectors from boeing recovered the black boxes from the crash to try to figure out a cause. this is the second deadly crash involving the boeing 737 max 8 in the last five months. both crashes are similar. they both happened minutes after takeoff. in october, lion air flight crashed off indonesia killing all 189 on board. airlines in ethiopia, china and indonesia have grounded the max 8 until they have answers. senator feinstein put out this statement just in the past 90 minutes. it says in part, until the cause of the crash is known and it's clear that similarksren't present in the domestic fleet, i believe all boeing 737 max 8 series aircraft operating in the united states should be temporarily grounded. now, the max 8

. >> the way a group is using to get feinstein's attention. bogan is back with the warriors. >>> a stanford employee is behind bars after stabbing his girlfriend while on drugs can, she said it was an accident. . >>> a big relief for fans of the stud. it appears to have resolved the lease issues. the ownership said it will remain there for two years. >>> the man charged with attacking a conservative activist pleaded not guilty to 3 felonies. he is accused of punching hayden williams. the incident was captured on video. he's charged with assault, battery and criminal threat. williams was trying to recruit members for turning point usa. today green berg was ordered to stay away from the victim u.c. berkeley. >> charges of a. thed murder, domestic violence and assault. he's accused of stabbing his girlfriend while taking lsd. >> a young denied bail fo assis admittance for shirvell, there's nothing that indicates reason for psychotic break. i think it was a bad acid trip. his family and friends vouch for his character. she described his pure inten

now, remember, senator feinstein, who many believe timed that leak to the sexual assault allegationsinst kavanaugh in order to destroy his nomination, yeah, that feinstein, the connections are hard to miss. the wealthy family is tied to folks in power, it just represents another example in a long line offenses to people on the right, that people on the left would rather go unchallenged, and have no repercussions, of course. between the college admissions scam we talked about earlier this week, the cov vinton catholic store, the smollett hoax and so many others, offenses seem to be quickly accused so long as the victims are on the right. what should we take from all of this? we need real consequences and real repercussions in cases where the powerful are allowed to act. it seems, to a lot of us, with impunity. even to the point of criminality. also tonight as we mentioned at the top of the show there is a tendency on the left to not just use tragedy to win political arguments, but to shut down speech they don't like. now here's just one example of this tactic. >> he referred to the so

and in dianne feinstein's case , she had somebody working with her that the fbi suspected of having an inappropriate relationship with the government of china. they told dianne about it and she let the guy go. that's the way it's supposed to work. how did it fail and break down here? was it a ruse to get into the trump campaign? i don't know but i'm going to try to find out. as to the clinton e-mail disposition, why did comey do what he did? why did he take over the investigation in july, make a statement that she did a lot of bad things but not quite a crime? that did affect this election. if the shoe were on the other foot, republicans would have been pretty mad about that. what was the conflict that made loretta lynch so unable to preside over the clinton e-mail investigation? was it just a tarmac meeting or was it more? i believe there was more there and i intend to get to there. how could in october, right before the election, we find out that emails on the clinton server wind up in the hands of anthony weiner and within 48 hours everybody is good to go. this is bizarre at best. t

president trump's order comes days after the deadly crash in ethiopia and after senator dianne feinstein wrote a letter requesting this temporary grounding. we spoke to one person who was getting off one of the last "737 max" flights last night. the condition of the plane was a popular topic of discussion in midair. >> passenger next to me, he mentioned it. we didn't talk about planes crashing, but we talked about it being grounded and, um, so that kind of made a thrill, once you put it together and -- but, um, it was --it was a safe travel for me, um, but whatever they need to do to improve maintenance or whatever it is that's causing the issues, um, i think it will be a great thing to put them back in the air. >> reporter: sfo is reporting 35 flights canceled. flightaware says 20 are canceled at mineta and 11 at oakland and some of these because of bad weather like a blizzard in denver but there are others scattered around california and arizona. flights with southwest, american and united are expected to have delays for days as they try to reshuffle their flights for these six dozen 7

house speaker nancy pelosi's office an march past the office of dianne feinstein. they will call for fine tine and pelosi to back the green new deal introduced by alexandria ocasio-cortez. >>> president trump vowing to veto a resolution passed by both houses of congress against his national emergency declaration. twelve republican senators joined democrats in voting for the resolution yesterday which would rescind the emergency declaration at the mexico border. president trump declared the national emergency one month ago after congress passed a homeland security bill that gave $1.6 billion in funding for border fencing which was far less than president's request. >> this is really the first time where a president has gone to congress, sought support for something, lost and then declared it a national emergency. >> the republicans who voted for the resolution say its with a question of limiting executive power for any president, not about border security. >>> the senate blockade vote on a measure that demanded special counsel robert mueller's final report be made p

ladies and gentlemen, rachel feinstein. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's good to be here.immediately after sex. ba old movies from the 1950s. so from the moment sex is done i like to be like, "well i don't understand what that all had to do with helping the children. [ laughter ] why, golly, you said if we get all of those humiliatin' things that it would help the war effort. i suppose thought was a lie, too. [ laughter ] come to think of it, wally, i didn't need to bring my friend connie over either, did i? [ laughter ] she was piping mad in church the next day about what we did." [ laughter ] we just got married a couple months ago. he's a fireman, and -- [ cheers ] i mean -- i think he's a fireman. he could just be a stripper with a fireman costume. [ laughter ] i haven't checked his uniform for velcro. i'm not sure. [ light laughter ] we were a set up. how insulting is this description he was given about me? his buddy called him up and he goes, "how would you like to meet a semi-famous jewish jokester?" [ laughter ] have you heard a more vile collection of words? yoas

amy: that is senator dianne feinstein speaking last month. can you talk about what t exacty is the expense of the green new deal? and even more, what is the expense of not acting on the green new deal? >> so the expense of the green new deal is largely unknown because there are no policy specifics. but there is plenty of research and evidence about the cost of decarbonization, which is exactly what the green new deal sets out. and also the benefits from green jobs. one smaller green jobs report that professor robert pollin put out recognizes -- and it is far smaller in scope than the gnd. and for that, it was 2.7 million net jobs created. -- if you're going at zero, you see millions of jobs. similarly on the cost side, deep did organization grows our economy. rocky mountain institute, they say it will grow the economy due to carbonization 2.5 times the american economy and save $5 trillion. there are studies, not from us about what these things cost to implement, and also the benefits and the savings that come. on the cost of not implementing

dear chairman graham, nadler, ranking member feinstein and ranking member collins. as a supplement to the notification provided on friday, march the 22nd, i am writing to advise you of principal conclusions and to inform you about the status of my initial review of the report he has prepared. the next section is titled the special counsel's report are. on friday the special counsel submitted to me a, quote, confidential report explaining the prosecution or declamation decisions he has reached. this report is entitled report on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, unquote. although my review is ongoing, i believe that it is in the public interest to describe the report and to summarize the principal conclusions reached by special counsel and the results of his investigation. the report explains that the special counsel and his staff thoroughly investigated allegations that members of the presidential campaign of donald j. trump and others associated with it conspired with the russian government in its efforts to interfere in

senator dianne feinstein is calling for all boeing 737 max planes in the united states to be grounded as well following the ethiopian crash. we joined alyssa harrington at sfo with more on what we need to know. >> yes, senator feinstein is calling for the f.a.a. to ground all the boeing 737. but the f.a.a. has not done so. there is one on the way to sfo right now, an air canada flight. boeing released a statement calling the 737 max a safe plane. experts traveled to ethiopia. officials were able for recover the multiple flight recorders. >> the engines are different to get a more economical fuel burn and they are moved forward, changing the weight anibalance of the aircraft. whenever you get this, there are often issues that come up. >> reporter: the ethiopian airline flight crashed only minutes after takeoff, killing everyone on board. the same type of plane with lion air plunged into the ocean shortly after takeoff as well, killing 189 people in indonesia. australia is the latest country to suspend all boeing 737 flights coming in and out of the country. as for boeing, they are send

with that i'll turn it over to senator feinstein. >> thanks, mr. chairman. i'm really very concerned by the fact that there are no other members on our side here. these are circuit court nominees. they are controversial. and it seems to me that we ought to have a full presence on our side. and that's not your problem. it's my problem. but i do want to say that. i'm very disappointed that the committee is holding the hearings. as you know, both senator harris and i have not returned our blue slips on either mr. lee or mr. collins. so the result of in action is to effectively kill the blue slips for the circuit court, at least as long as the control is on your side. i've spoken at length on the importance of the blue slips. so i'm not going to restate everything i've said. but around here what goes around comes around. and the blue slip in the 25 years i've been on this committee has been an effective way of ensuring that home state senators, regardless of party, have a say on the nominees's decisions will directly impact their constituents. so i regret this h

and senator dianne feinstein is asking the federal aviation administration to ground those planes hereow live from sfo with more. ( james ) thanks will. thanks will. ( darya ) a horrific attack in san francsico. police say a man stabbed a woman with an ice pick. the stabbing happened streets i neighborhood. the man walked up to a 35-year-old woman and stabbed her for no reason. the woman was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police were able to arrest the suspect and identifed him as 40-year-old sean carsetti. police say they don't know if the suspect and the victim knew each other. carsetti is being held without bail on suspicion of attempted murder. ( darya ) a 25-year-old man was shot while driving in san francisco's bayview district early monday morning. police say the man then crashed into parked cars. the shooting was reported just bfore 3 a-m in the 2-thousand block of jerrold avenue. the victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition. no arrest has been made in the shooting and police have not released any suspect information. ( james ) in the north ba

senator feinstein has refused to support the bill saying that she prefers for support bills that can pass and can be paid for. >>> work started on san francisco's project called geary rapid designed to improve the flow of traffic along geary boulevard and o'farrell street where the 38 bus runs. bus lanes will be taken away from the curb and put right in the center lane speeding up traffic. also crosswalks will be improved to keep pedestrians safer. business owners say that all of that construction work will work against them. >> it is a death sentence. honestly, it's a death sentence, you know, because look at what's going on on vanness right now. they are going out of business. look at what is happening downtown with the stockton, the subway to nowhere. >> mayor london breed says that it's is a challenge for businesses in any area where city is doing a lot of construction work but she says that city has helped businesses in china town and along the vanness corridor and the city will work with businesses along geary as well. >>> and the mayor has made several announcements regarding

that's opposed to what senator feinstein is calling for.ut in this notification they say that they expect to mandate flight control systems enhancements on this plane that focus on a reduced reliance on pilot memory items. what that means is some indication that perhaps the procedures in place in order to navigate the plane perhaps are not being communicated well enough or taught well enough to the pilots which could go to the cause of what the faa believes the cause of one of those crashes could be. at any rate, a positive for the airline which lost a bunch of ground in terms of the stock market. down 12% and closing down 5.3% which was quite a rally. boeing putting out a message saying to the public the investigation is in its early stages. but based on the information available, we do not have a basis to issue any guidance to operators. the ceo later in the day telling employees he has full confidence in the safety of the aircraft. despite that. china has grounds all 737 max 8 aircraft. india man dated pilots have additional training. th

host: what about the viral interaction between senator feinstein and some younger environmental activists in her office on capitol hill? guest: i thought it was constructive, great to see the young activists really speaking their minds and it was inspiring to the young activists. i have an almost middle school child and it is great to see them exercising their civic duty and senator feinstein said she is committed to climate change action, she was debating some of the real-life issues of how to pay for it and make it happen. she is ready to do something on climate change and showing she is ready to pay for it and think about all these things. i thought it was constructive. the democrats in the senate the past week, including her, have continued to move forward with a plan, they are not succumbing to mitch mcconnell's climate denial and the stunt this week. host: why do you call it a stunt? guest: because he knew this is a resolution, he was bringing it up just about it down. he is listening to the fossil fuel industry that has funded his campaign four years. -- for years. he had no intent