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 feinstein, my dear friend, had a person in her office believed to be connected with the chinese government, they did a counterintelligence investigation and informed her of that fact and she fired the guy. why did they never tell trump? any of you done criminal trials? how? i'm not interested in retrying secretary clinton. i'm interested how the hell this investigation ended and how it got started and how it was handled. i promise you very few people get interviewed by the fbi without being under oath and having two staff members there. everything normal didn't exist and why? so mr. horowitz is going to tell us about the fisa warrant process from an ig perspective. i'm hoping attorney general barr will appoint somebody to look

over to senator feinstein. senator feinstein: thank you, mr. chairman. this is excellent. the topic is extreme -- extreme risk laws sometimes referred to as red flag laws. i strongly believe 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 at least include requiring universal background checks. closing the charleston loophole which would give law enforcement more time to complete checks and hopefully banning assault weapons. to be clear, extreme risk laws are a vital part of that effort. as of today, as the chairman said, we have 14 states and the district of columbia passing extreme risk loss. 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, new york. the extreme risk protection order of 2019 which would create new grants to incentivize states taking similar measures to prevent gun violence. the national discussion about

the department tasked with significant problems facing the nation and democratic senator dianne feinstein notes that the department of homeland security, 10 top positions filled by someone in an acting capacity adding, quote, the leadership of the homeland security department is unprecedented and a threat to our national security. more changes are likely due in large part by the president's domestic policy chief stephen miller who last week was given total jurisdiction over immigration. is known for pushing hard-line immigration policies and the president said his decision to withdraw the nomination of the acting ice director was because he wants to go in a, quote, tougher direction. secretary nielsen as replacement, customs border protection chief. >> kevin mack a lean in. >> pushing the agenda item acknowledging not just extensive but help educate the american people and congress and lead to massive changes on the southern border. >> reporter: despite its modulus tenure outlined homeland security secretary thanked donald trump and promised to do everything she could to ensure a smooth t

. >> also, senator dianne feinstein calls for action in the wake of horse deaths at a major california racetrack. the steps she wants state regulators to take. >>> and this is the kind of son every parent would want. the >>> the a's won again in another shutout in two games against the red sox. how about we keep that going? dropping down to 57 under a mostly cloudy sky. have fun. >> mike, thank you. >>> senator dianne feinstein has asked state officials to suspend racing at southern california santa anita park until more can be learned about the deaths of nearly two dozen horses. 23 horses have died since santa anita's wirn spring meet opened in late december. they recently closed. while the deaths of those horses were being investigated, the track reopens tomorrow. they will host their biggest race on saturday. >>> a bill to help reduce the number of lost dogs and cats. micro chipping. lawmakers say lost animals that have tracking devices stand a 75% better chance of being runited with their owners. >> i could watch that all day. >> i think most shelters do. >> most do especially if y

senator dianne feinstein i putting the pressure on southern california )s santa anita race track.llows the death of a 23rd horse since december. >>> senator dianne feinstein is putting the focus on the santa anita racetrack. she is requesting it suspend all racing at the track until the cause of death is investigated. santa anita just reopened after being closed for a month. >> it is one less place to travel. banning state travel to south carolina. this is due to policies he considers discriminatory toward lgbt community. a provision in a budget deal passed last year. this allows faith-based child placing agencies to discriminate against those who do not conform to their religious beliefs. south carolina is the 10th state to have a travel ban now that it lie applies to. . >>> 5:56. the attorney general is expressing concern after a ban of high round ammunition. a federal court this week ruled the ban is unconstitutional. attorney general xavier becerra fears magazines will soon start flowing into the state again. he is asking for the ruling to be delayed. . >>> new rulings surroun

high-profile democrats are standing by the former vice president, including senator dianne feinstein pelosi, who both say this today. >> i don't think it's disqualifying, because i don't think -- with what your intention is. i do think it's about communication in general. i've known him a long time. my grandchildren love joe biden. he's an affectionate person. to children coming to senior citizens, to everyone. that's just the way he is. spew on the power panel now, judy miller, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author, adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. dent and egger, "wall street journal" editorial page debbie editor. both fox news contributor. judy, i will start with you. there's whole conversation going on about personal space. if you let that sound bite roll, speaker pelosi says, "just pretend we all have a cold." [laughter] >> exactly. if he's everybody's friendly grandfather type, nancy pelosi has given joe biden some very good advice from a real grandmother, which is be a member of what she called the "straight arm club." that is, handshakes. pretend you have a c

senator feinstein wrote a letter to california horseracing board saying she thinks the racing shouldl the cause or causes of the deaths can be investigated. southern california congressman, judy chu also recently requested a congressional inquiry into all of the deaths. she wants investigators to look at the drugs used on the horses on race days. the racetrack has been tested but the board still does not know what caused all of those horses to die. >>> another lawsuit has been filed against boeing following two deadly crashes involving a 737-max aircraft. >> reporter: as more evidence has come to light the less >> boeing has been forced to admit to it ceo it recently as last week that they know that the mcas software contributed to the easier crash into the lion air crash. >> lawyer said the crash has killed 346 people and that boeing put its profit over safety. the brother of one of the victims was at the news conference today. he and other families want answers about what happened and want to know what boeing is doing to prevent more crashes from happening in the future. american a

news reported that with the gun control provisions the bill is unlikely to pass the senate, dianne feinstein of california and joni ernst of iowa are attempting to write a senate version of the bill that could have a chance of passing. next week the house will debate a bill to restore net neutrality. members may also consider two-year federal budget setting discretionary spending limits. you can watch the house live on c-span. in the senate, much of the week will be spent on nominations, mitch mcconnell filed motions to includingte on fit, one position of ambassadorship to saudi arabia. you can watch the house and senate live streaming at c-span.org, or listen to congressional debate on c-span3 radio app. -- on c-span's radio app. >> is a budget reporter for the hill, what can we expect in the upcoming

why didn't you tell trump about it like you told feinstein?ow could you write that dlint clinton did nothing wrong before you interviewed her? most people don't get that treatment. >> sean: your committee will take over where the house intel committee left off. it gives you a big leg up. i don't know at what point this information will be rep leased. -- released. the president is serious saying this is coming up. you raise questions about comey. i would argue there is a vulnerability for comey and for strzok and page and mccabe. criminal referrals coming this week from nunes. >> it's my job: did they break the rules to get an outcome? did they mislead the fisa court? do we need to change the rules about fisa courts? there are any rules about counter intelligence committee operations? doesn't you tell trump? you told feinstein. was it a back door attempt to get at his campaign. a prosecutor and not a politician needs to look at mb mccabe and comey and all of these characters to see if they broke the law. i hope they will use the same resources

jerry nadler and dianne feinstein insist on seein seeine full report and underlying evidence this week. attorney general william barr's letter late friday that the redacted mueller report will be delivered sometime in the next two weeks with a testimony to follow in early may due a quick and sharp response from nadler who called on the attorney general to work with him to release grand jury information. but as you know under the law and regulations, grand jury material cannot be shared publicly and it goes against long standing department of justice policy not to identify individuals who are not prosecuted. in the meantime some republicans want the records for different reasons. >> i was the first member of congress to say we not only need the mueller report, which is actually called the mueller dossier because it i think it's written b bipartisans. but i'm interested in learning how did mueller's team create the report. i want to see the underlying information. >> among them former fbi agent peter strzok removed from the mueller probe after his anti-trump texts were discovered. gregg:

than >> diane feinstein of ten ornia laid out instances where president trump tried to obstruct the investigation. congress has an obligation to ensure that activities like those are never repeated. >> president trump did not speak to reporters as he and the first lady left the white house to board marine one for their trip to florida. they will spend their easter weekend at their home. here is a look. inaudible] >> oh, yeah, baby. > that is awesome! >> why did you never sit if an nterview, sir? >> mr. president. [indiscernible] >> all this month on c-span, we will feature the win eshes of our student cam documentary competition. middle and high school students created videos answering the question what does it mean to be american. our first prize high school west winners are christian and gabriel, 12th graders at william j. palmer

than >> senate judiciary committee member dianne feinstein of california released a statement on the mueller report. >> president trump did not speak to reporters as he and the first lady left the white house on marine one to begin their trip to florida. they will spend easter weekend at their home at mar-a-lago. here is a look.

very important that your next guest adam schiff to his credit and the senator of his state dianne feinstein pled with president obama to do more your own networks talked about collusion in july of 2016. >> and we'll ask congressman schiff about that. >> to their credit, people were trying to get the obama administration to be more serious. they dropped the ball completely. looked the other way, why? because the candidate they wanted to win thought would win. that's a disgrace on our democracy. it should never happen again. but let me make very clear, as campaign manager i never gave a thought to russia interference, to russia helping us. i was talking -- >> you retweeted some things that came from russian trolls. >> how would i know that? and i was contacted by wikileaks and never responded. i'm sure the investigators know that. >> but i want to end here with something that mitt romney said -- >> he won fairly and squarely. when we see donald trump get re-elected -- >> tens of millions of people read those social media posts. >> why he'll get re-elected -- he'll look at this ill conceived i

feinstein, aye. >> bill: you heard that. and senator feinstein have words in between each other. looks heated. they come back for this response. >> mrs. feinstein, no. >> bill: can you explain that vote? >> no. what you just saw was the ultimate political hypocrisy. senator fin feinstein voted no o $6 billion of aid for her state for the victims of those wildfires out there. this is ultimate political hypocrisy. this is what the reason most people out here in america are so furious with the senate now. these farmers in the southeast have been devastated. not only that, you had $6 billion of benefits that need to go to wildfire victims. president trump, this is a compromise bill that was offered up. president trump supported this bill, negotiated it and was totally willing to sign this in law. that's only reason we had a vote. >> sandra: we have heard from so many democrats and saying they want to help puerto rico. then to have this vote against this disaster relief? >> it's political hypocrisy. it's nothing but partisanship.

the hundreds of officers gave feinstein a standing ovation.dit for sticking to her beliefs? >> she was in a stuff espinoza kamala harris a letter. years passed. the family says harris never responded. they say they only had one face-to-face meeting with harris arranged by an assistant district attorney. >> she never reached out to me. never came over and said i'm sorry for your loss. never nothing. nothing. >> why do you as a victim of crime need the district attorney to say those things? >> because it makes me feel like, okay, you honestly do care about what happens. and not only that, but it shows that your compassionate, that you have feelings. it's -- losing somebody and having somebody that is going to fight for justice, come up to you and say i'm sorry for your loss. >> the fact that officer espinoza was killed in the line of duty is an absolute tragedy. >> reporter: on the campaign trail harris would not answer why she did not personally reach out to the family, but says someone from her office did. >> we reached out to the family. we r

fox news ray bogan is live in washington tonight with reaction to what senator dianne feinstein called a purge of senior leadership. >> reporter: that is right. it is part of a bigger movement in addition to the names you just mentioned. the head of the u.s. secret service is also going to be stepping down in may. julie, good evening. secretary nielsen has been the sixth homeland security secretary since december 2017 but sunday, after meeting at the white house with president trump, and acting chief of staff, mcilvain he, she submitted her resignation, effective this week . >> i share the president's goal of securing the border. >> reporter: in first appearance since announcing her resignation, secretary kirstjen nielsen defended the president's immigration policies saying she will support the administration's effort at the border even after she leaves her post wednesday. >> other than that, i'm on my way to keep doing what i can for the next few days. >> during her 16 month stint at secretary, nelson reportedly clashed with the president, becoming the face of the administration's con

senator feinstein wrote that the death of a single horse is a tragedy. as a life long lover of horses, i am appalled that almost two dozen horses have decide in just four months. the senator is asking the board to keep her updated on the investigation and to advise or on measures that need to be taken to prevent horse deaths. >>> some students returned to find their school vandalized after spring break. >> paint was on the walls, furniture was broken. >> the students is all are heart broken. >> reporter: this is not art. it is vandalism. paint splattered on walls and windows, large cabinets empty, binders across the court yard. this destruction is what teachers were greeted with at man suneta elementary school. >> there is more. >> reporter: dozens of children's books were thrown on the floor like trash. a laptop was snapped in half. >> they pulled computers out of a storage case. broke three of them. there are three missing. >> reporter: a gut punch for the hard-working educators who are left to clean it up. >> we have such limited resources is now we w

than >> dianne feinstein released a statement on the mueller of -- report. she said, >> president trump did not speak to reporters as he and melania trump left the white house aboard marine one. they will spend the easter weekend at their home at mar-a-lago. here's a look. [inaudible] >> both the house and senate judiciary committees have asked william barr to testify on the mueller report. the hearings have been set for may 1 and may 2. specific he tells including the start times for the hearings have not been released. we will show both of the hearings live on c-span3, online at c-span.org or you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, after the release of the redacted version of the mueller report, we will talk with members of congress to get their reaction. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. during the discussion -- join the discussion. >> i think it's important on this day that we continue to offer the p

senator coons is next followed by senator graham, senator shots and senator feinstein. we will conclude shortly after the role is called. senator coons. sdp >> thank you, attorney general barr, for being here. i have many questions about the budget but i first will turn to questions that i think are urgent concerning the special counsel's report. the primary purpose for the special counsel's report was to provide a clear and effective conclusion in a report to the american people. i'm concerned that over the last three weeks your actions have created some confusion and distrust around the process and look forward to the imminent release of as much of that report as you can to the american people and to congress. you stated that the redacted portions of the special report will be color-coded and explained the basis for redactions. will those notes reflect which category was applied or provide some information to congress about the specific justification for redactions? you mentioned you envisioned a situation where congress, under the appropriate safeguards, could verify

dianne feinstein of the committee and then the chairman of the intelligence committee had a chinese spy 20 years. a driver and a driver in san francisco and the fbi found out about it they went to dianne feinstein and you have a spy on your staff and she fired him. why didn't anyone come to donald trump and say we are surveilling the russians trying to infiltrate your campaign and you need to do something about it. >> bret: we should point out paul manafort's assets may actually balance the books, depending on how much the investigation caused. there is other investigation going on. "the wall street journal" on the hush money probe saying the manhattan u.s. attorney's office has gathered more evidence than previously known and its criminal investigation of hush payments to two women with alleged affairs with donald trump including members of the president's inner circle. if you look at the inner circle interviewed in this probe, it includes, you know, a lot of folks close to the president at one time or the other. just to point out, byron, there were other things going on simultaneous t

diane feinstein tweeted, quote the passing of ellen is a loss for us, she was generous and did her level best to lift up those around her. house speaker nancy pelosi tweeted, representative ellen was an extraordinary force for progress whose leadership will continue to inspire generations of american leaders. >>> taking a live look at the white house where democratic leaders and president trump sat down today to talk about infrastructure. as nicole killian reports, there's bipartisan support to report america's roads and bridges, both sides can't agree on how to make it happen. >>reporter: democrats said they had a productive meeting on infrastructure with president trump. >> with the recognition we stand at a pivotal place of building infrastructure. >> democratic leaders said they reached an agreement with the president to spend two trillion dollars on a variety of infrastructure projects. >> obviously the roads and the bridges and the highways, obviously water, but also a big emphasis on broadband and we believe every home needs broadband. >> but the sticking point is how to pay for i

this comes from for diane feinstein to suspend racing since december. 23 horses have died at the track. the most recent death happening on sunday. the senator sent a let their week to the racing board requesting it suspend all racing at the track until the cause of death is investigated. >>> new details, california is struggling with the cost of recent destructive wildfires. lawmakers say one potential option is to dip into a state rainy day fund. the massive wildfires in 2017 and 2018 prompted the creation of a five-member board that is working to decide who should pay for the damage. board members have until july to make their recommendations. >>> bankrupt pj pj g & e, wheree was the highest paid employee in the country. critics blamed him for acquiring a lavish fleet. johnson says he intends to bolster the company's quote steadfast commitment to relaying safe and affordable power. it's 4:50. this morning, facebook is facing more privacy issues, a cyber security firm uncovered user information on amazon's cloud servers. a firm upguard found over 500 million record of facebook users,

you posed a question that senator feinstein read at mr. barr's confirmation hearing about transparent sichlt let's take a loose, it's so central now at that brief exchange. >> i have two questions from the chairman of the house judiciary committee. will you compl it to making any report mueller produces at the conclusion of his investigation available to congress and to the public? >> as i said in my statement, i am going to make as much information available as i can consistent with the rules and regulations that are part of the special counsel regulations. >> it seems that with your coordination with senator feinstein, you got him on the record on a standard. so i want to get into this with you i think our viewers are interested whether or not we put up on the screen the four redaction material categories that he proposes to fit his standards. he says that he's now made it four grand jury intelligence, open investigations and what he calls matters that impact the privacy and reputation of quote peripheral third parties. in your view, has

senator dianne feinstein tweeted, it come to a place where people can't worship without the fear of gun violence. enough is enough. in light of the events there, police departments will be stepping up patrols. san francisco, san jose and oakland police will be making extra passing calls at local synagogues. >>> this just in about an hour ago. four people killed after a construction crane fell onto a street in downtown seattle. it happened near interstate 5. we don't have any other details available at this time. four people killed in a construction crane accident in seattle washington. we will monitor the situation and bring you updates as soon as we get them. jaeawn money. e move udown the detention facility is next- door to the courthouse. you shoot hosts about 400 inmates . the sheriff department so shutting it down will save tens of millions of dollars. authorities are in the process of transferring the inmates to a jail in dublin. right now police officers have to drive to dublin to get there suspects book . the same go to relatives the people who are incarcerated. the jail in oakl

>> i think what they should have done with dianne feinstein, if they had hunches, go to the presidentell, he wasn't the president then -- we think the russians are trying to compromise people on your team,ing can you help us identify them. that's where the bias is. you know, the inspector general investigating the hillary clinton e-mail thing said he couldn't find examples that proved that their bias affected their decisions. well, the proof is not the individual decisions. the proof is the blaring disparity between fbi agents who wanted hillary to be president and, you know, gave her staff immunity agreements. the director's writing her exoneration even before she's given a statement to the fbi agents. the glaring difference between that and how donald trump's people were taken -- look, it's interesting. carter page, he's never been charged with anything. elizabeth: and he was sort of not really -- >> and they've come up with nothing. also just how competent are these people going around telling us in the baker testimony he talks about, oh, we, we really seriously thought whether tha

she has been honored by the california state senate, dindianne feinstein, as a woman warrior in educationand the government asian woman's research center for community service. she is survived by her husband of 74 years, james w.chow, and her daughters stephanie and lisa, and her son christopher, and granddaughters cheryl, jennifer, kathryn, and great grandsons matthew, adine, owen, william, alex and, jr. the memorial will start at 10:30 a.m. at ashley mcmullen in san francisco. may you rest in peace, mrs. chow. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor haney. >> colleagues, today i'm introducing an ordinance along with supervisor wal ton, mar, and ronen, called "navigating homelessness together." there are 7500 people experiencing homelessness in our city. more than 4,000 of our neighbors are in sheltered every night. there are significant populations of people experiencing homelessness all over the city. we have a city-wide crisis and what we need is a city-wide solution. we need to keep more people from becoming homeless, more supportive housing, more mental health care, and more navigation

you know to get taken care of they can't even step on the track in air prepare to >>senator dianne feinstein and congresswoman judy chu are demanding a cancellation of races at the tracks until an investigation into the deaths of those 23 horses are actually finished. over to the east bay now the claim jumper in concord has reopened after it was closed by the county health department because of a says at the willows shopping center and the roaches were discovered at various places in the kitchen during a routine health inspection. the restaurant shut down back on april 1st and then reopen the next day after cleaning and sanitizing all food contact surfaces. >>well we didn't know that did close for for you know, maybe we did consider differently to 2, 6 to didn't know about the closure. and glad i didn't know about the closure. so i went in there. i think he was the same as it's always been the clam chowder was excellent. well you may remember back in august health officials temporarily close 6 restaurants. >>at the sunnyvale ma that's just less than a mile away from the clay jumper. we are g

. >> reporter: senator feinstein a major firefighters union and the family of the late republican senator john mccain are reportedly planning to back to biden. he is scheduled to hold a rally on monday in pittsburgh. >>> democrat pete of south indiana picked up his first endorsement from a member of congress. don byers has said at first he was skeptical. after listening and watching him he said he is the most articulate of all the candidates. >>> disappointing night for warriors fan after they came up short in game five of their playoff series with the clippers.>> instead of staying home they will head back to la for game six on friday. paul chambers joins us from oracle arena after speaking mos unhappy and upset the warriors were not able to clench in the at home. there a lot of fans who say they were tankful to watch the warriors play here at oracle.>> game five of the nba playoffs between the clippers and the warriors.>> >> reporter: the sold-out crowd on their feet all hoping the warriors could close the series in advance of the next round.>> i was here when we beat lebron. that was t

crash off of the pacific coast 45-year-old christopher carino of san francisco took off from fort feinstein and went down to the ocean near doubles is light at about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon pick witnesses and said that he was able to unhook himself from the glider but then was caught in the heavy surf and could not make it to shore. that u.s. coast guard helicopter located him in the water but they say he was unconscious and not breathing when they pulled him out. the sheriff's office believes that high wind carried the pilot much farther south than he had planned. >>> i'm elizabeth cook, tonight, sri lanka has declared a state of emergency after a nether explosion rocked the country's capital city. that minivan was parked near one of the churches involved in sunday's deadly series of attacks, nearly 300 people were killed in the bombings, including for americans. a country overwhelmed with grief, shaken by a nether blast monday morning. a van exploded as police tried to defuse a bomb. no one was killed but sri lanka remains on edge. following a series of coordinated attacks on easter

coney barrett's confirmation hearing two years ago, one senator who shall remain nameless, but her feinstein saidth "the dogma lives loudly within you and that's a concern." are there instances where a judge's religious conviction should be taken into account? justice thomas: i -- into account? justice thomas: i thought we got away from religious stuff. not really. i don't think of a judge who has allowed religion to interfere with the job. i remember having these discussions with justice scalia, who was a practicing catholic obviously. he felt the way i did, that it a violation of his oath to somehow allow his faith to displace the law. an oath to enforce the law in interpreted impartially, and he took that very seriously. way itwant to look one washes out, he thought you had no right to come up with theories that allowed your personal opinions to seep into the law, so you will see him not multifactor tests that allow you to have whatever income you want, to tally of circumstance. he wanted things where the law leads you to the conclusion, not allows you to impose your personal views. so bo

. >> apparently when senator feinstein had a person on her staff that was supposedly connected to thevernment, she was briefed. is that the normal way you do things with a counterintelligence investigation? >> i think -- >> she was briefed about a staff member that they thought might be connected to the chinese government. she took action and fired the guy. is that sort of what you're supposed to be doing? >> that's what i would -- if i were attorney general and that situation came up i would say, yes, brief the target of the foreign espionage activity. >> okay. so you're pledging to this committee and i guess to the country as a whole as to find out what happened with the warrant application, find out about the counterintelligence investigation, to make sure that the law was followed and if there was any abuse of the law to report to congress and the public. is that accurate? >> that's accurate. i just, you know, want to satisfy myself that there was no abuse of law enforcement or intelligence powers. >> i'm glad you're doing that. when it comes to mr. mueller, are you talking to him

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one senator, who shall remain nameless, but her name rhymes with feinstein -- [laughter] thatthe catholic nominee "the dogma lives loudly within you and that's a concern." are there instances in which a judge's religious conviction should be taken into account when deciding whether a judge is qualified? justice thomas: i thought we got away from the just tests. not really. don'tly that, i think i know a single judge who has allowed religion to interfere with their jobs. i remember having these discussions with justice scalia, who was a practicing catholic, obviously. and he felt the way i did, that it would be a violation of his oath to somehow allow his faith to displace the law. because we took an oath to enforce the law and interpreted -- interpret it impartially, and he took that very seriously. if you want to look at one way it works out, look how it back washes in jurisprudence. he thought you had no right to come up with theories that allowed your personal opinions to seep into the law, so you will see him not liking substantive due process, not liking multifactor tests that allow

seeing the portions of the democratic party nancy pelosi and others intimating and and others dianne feinstein and other prominent senators that whoopi goldberg this is you going to love this one it's a generational thing. so not only is a doctor there say you must excuse joe biden because it's a generational thing see people in his generation when they meet women or the wives of appointees at the white house during very serious you know ceremonies they grab their face like this and rub noses i mean this is this this this is beyond strange and i love it. and to be honest you know you're right it is beyond strange really want to give the benefit the doubt to somebody mistook about the us media let's be charitable is it just that they horribly had a sense human failure to do conspiracy theory some kind of agenda. what is the matter with you why do you believe so fare out telling you this is nuts it's end see it's all for the rails it's an embarrassment when people are sitting back especially the democratic party and as the one who is sitting back wondering. must be a god is president trumpery sa

dianne feinstein was the mayor. there were very few homeless. and then, along came frank jordan, and then art agnos, and jerry brown, and now newsom, and then mayor lee and now mayor london breed. i want to talk to the mayor about a plan. i have -- [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. thank you, sir. next speaker, please. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you. >> hi. my name's norm sands, yaqui and apache out of tempe, arizona. some people like to speak. i don't. my knees are shaking, but i'm here to stand in justice for jessica. in my culture, we believe that everyone is related and we honor the sacred and protect it. i ask that cindy go to bed tonight, thinking about her sons. i ask you, that you go to bed thinking of jessica tonight. [applause] >> president yee: are there any other speakers in public comment? i have a question for my fellow supervisor, supervisor brown. when you spoke earlier ask the d.a. to investigate, is that a formal request or just a statement? >> supervisor brown: no. i would like to ask d.a. gascon to investigate

senator feinstein has indicated she would endorse former senator biden. there is real concern in democratic party among the centrists about where the party is headed. this talk of socialism republicans love to talk about. the green new deal, medicare for all. left and right. you are going to see what of commercials on that going into 2020. >> what about the long explanation about joe biden and the me too movement? >> part of it is he is what like joe biden. i asked him about this last week. he put his arm on me to demonstrate how he views retail politics. i have covered him in the capital. he is going to put his arm around you while he talks. there is a generational divide any politics. i think people like joe manchin don't think there's anything wrong with that. >> everything in politics is relationships. they go back a long time. it joe biden is finding out who hisfriends are and who are enemies. his rivals have given him no slack. i think this talk about joe if weand the touching it, are still talking out of the summer, that is a problem. >> one of the

you had a group of those two officials plus people like dianne feinstein, jeanne shaheen, d jon tester,k durbin and not the type of democrats running for president but more the democrats who do wahi to gets done and democrats tell me this was a meeting that the white house precipitated. robert: don't the democrats have concerns, even ifhey are given by outreach and the family separation policy, an idea? >> absolutely. joe manchin called o -- one those moderates called his relationship with the president -- not the relationships that he has ever had. because there is no through line. and democrats, they -- you don't hear them talking thatch right now about dreamers which is really -- when you bring up immigration, that's the issue that democrats talk about the most is legal protections for people who are brought to this country illegally as they just don't think they can get a deal done with thises ent. so he may talk about it. nhere may be outreach. but they've s that rug get pulled out from under them before. and i just don't think that they believe that -- a change. >> i do think tha

that bush lied bush couldn't have lied about the intelligence because kerry and rockefeller and feinstein and all the democrats sat on the intelligence committees they had their intelligence then julian in in the work that we do the work that wiki leaks does we are. pushing forward to the boundaries of a certain type of liberty that is we say protected by the first amendment that is the liberty to reveal the truth about the world to protect the story to record from interference and so on. i saw this incredible poster that the u.s. army produced which is a poster of jefferson. with a big statue of jefferson saying the cost of liberty is a turn obedience that is the price of liberty and it had. giant interception systems people with guns and cars god and people looking out over the sea with with spike losses they had interpreted jefferson's statement which was that to stop a strong state we must be eternally vigilant into we must have a strong state an aggressive state a surveillance state in order. i think it's regrettable that the state is so big that then our defense has to be so big and

senators on the committee who are also on the senate judiciary, kennedy, feinstein and kunz. the democrats will bring up the report. possible more fireworks in the room this morning, brad. how do you think today will differ from yesterday knowing there are several different characters in that room? >> well, i think they'll try and pin the attorney general down and seek promises that the attorney general is not quite ready to deliver. he has told congress that his report is coming. it is coming soon. he has kept to his timetable and his promises. the attorney general is bound by law. and these folks know that. what they're trying to do is seek something from the attorney general he just can't give or should give. so i think they'll continue to press him. i think the attorney general did a wonderful job yesterday in front of the house. he will continue that in front of the senate because the guy is a professional. he is not a politician. he is not a partisan. he will do the job the way it should be done regardless of political bent. >> bill: leslie, quick comment. >> i think th

the fbi even told feinstein that her driver of 20 years was a chinese operative.verybody knows you're supposed to do it, it's just the way things are done. your game plan was to keep trump in the dark. week information to the new york times, which information was classified in order to get a special counsel resigned. you were successful in your attempt and he blocked questions as to when the counterintelligence investigation began. your pals got good old jeff sessions to recuse himself and rod rosenstein kept it all together, discussing the wiretap on the president and the exercise as well as the 25th amendment to get him out. jim, don't act so pompous saying we don't spy, the word should be the human source and act like you didn't do what you did. i don't care if you call it a spy, human source, intelligent seeker, gather or a ghost, a spy is a spy. and rose by any other name is still a rose. in the first application, that you signed, it says that no foreign powers and spying the u.s. to obtain information, they have tried to influence elections since the 1960s.