>> president feinstein: you may, chief of the department. >> thank you, president feinstein. so several years back, we talked about are we going to use this as a museum? what are we going to do? so there are, you know, quite a few issues in the building. we do not want the public to have access to the rest of the building. i know there were some homeland security concerns with it being on the port, so there were a lot of things that would need to be worked out, including closing off that area. i don't know when or if that would happen, but we've definitely been having conversations about it. >> president feinstein: thank you, chief nicholson. any other comments or questions from any of my colleagues? i have one directed at you, chief dewitt, and i just wanted to say having reviewed the reports that come from chief velo each month when it's time to -- his meeting to be up, you have an incredible portfolio of projects, and i presume that, one day, you will be a general contractor because you're certainly qualified. it's just amazing, and as you mentioned, i did have, thanks to

senate if senator feinstein retires, although feinstein has not announced retirement plans today. newsome said his comments were, quote, hypothetical senior center with credible experience. not only is she mindful and nuance and detail. just look at the correspondence we get from her a weekly basis or on issues large. >> and small in the state. but at with a reputation nationally. that's second to none respect on the other side of the aisle. incredible capacity and intellect in terms of work that she's doing an intelligence. so that was more of a hypothetical. but no. and no, no whatsoever that she's going anywhere for years and years. >> san francisco's find sign has been a california senator now for more than 2 decades at 87 years old. she is the oldest sitting senator, a recent report revealed some prominent democrats and even feinstein staffers have voiced concerns about her performance saying she has memory issues. >> the governor was in the bay area today touting progress being made on reopening schools for in person learning across the state. roughly 9,000 of california's 1

if senator feinstein retires the feinstein has not announced any retirement plans today. newsome says his comments were, quote, hypothetical. with credible experience. >> not only is she mindful and nuance and detail. just look at the correspondents we get from her a weekly basis or on issues large and small in the state. but at with a reputation nationally. that's second to respect on the other side of the aisle. incredible capacity and intellect in terms of work that she's doing an intelligence. so that was more of a hypothetical. but no. and no, no whatsoever that she's going anywhere for years and years. >> senator feinstein has been a california senator from more than 2 decades now. and at 87 years old, she is the oldest sitting senator, a recent report revealed some democrats have voiced their concerns about her performance saying that she has memory issues. >> all right. another big story we're following tonight. san mateo county is now officially in the orange tier for reopening. great to see that. you see where the bay area stands. all the other counties in red.

senator dianne feinstein was a pioneer in passing the assault weapons ban. we need to restore that and do more. it's a reminder that while donald trump is no longer in office, trumpism is in too many parts have you the country, the hateful dangerous rhetoric, whether the shooting in atlanta, to the deadly insurrection we saw on on on on capitol on january 6. we have to identify white supremacist and root it out. >> you brought up your your you colleague, senator dian feinstein. governor gavin newsom committed to appointing a black woman should the position become available. she's your colleague now. i'm sure you talk. did you see any signs, is there any talk of her stepping down before the end of her term? >> i'm working alongside of her, i do not see her stepping down anytime soon. that being said, we certainly need more diverse voices in the united states including and including black women. not just california but whether it's ohio, pennsylvania, alabama, missouri or elsewhere, so i want to make sure we're taking a whole list tick view. california's leade

feinstein shot down early retirement rumors saying she plans to finish out her term.she's the oldest sitting u.s. senator winning her sixth election in 2018. >>> the san francisco landscape soon will change a little bit. look a little different. the new big construction project the city just approved. here's a hint -- it's really tall. >>> but first, happening now, sicily's mt. aetna volcano erupted for a 14th time sending columns of lava and clouds of ash as well as rock into the air. according to media reports, the eruption lasted for several hours sending lava flows down the western side of the mountain. loud booms could be heard throughout the area. people nearby say that it was the loudest since the eruptions began on february 16th. there is no danger to people or homes. we'll be right back. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. but my nunormal with nucala? fewer asthma attacks. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling

if dianne feinstein retires important to note this senior california senator feinstein has not said she plans to retire any time soon. but tonight on msnbc, newsome said he has multiple names in mind. if the retirement does come in that same interview he committed to choosing a black woman. to be the next senator feinstein has been a california senator for more than 2 decades now. and it 87 years old. she is the oldest sitting senator, a recent report revealed some democrats have voiced concerns over her performance saying she has memory issues. >> coming up next, protecting yourself from the pandemic could recovering from covid be just as effective as getting the vaccine will explain the latest findings and its ports warriors lakers. tonight. sports director jason has coached her thoughts. those steps versus lebron. >> and their first time teaming up in the all-star game. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place tha

now say feinstein should stay in the senate and feinstein says she has no plans to leave, so given that, why did you tell msnbc that you had multiple names in mind to fill the seat given the fact that she doesn't plan on leaving that seat? >> jake, i did something that in politics everyone wants you to do but you're not supposed to do and i directly answered a question. it was a yes/no question at the end of a segment and the question was if she resigned, would you commit, and i said if, yes, i would, and so that led to this. if i was given a little bit more time and maybe i'll take advantage of it here, i would make this point. in anyone knows california politics they know the relationship that i have with senator feinstein going back to when i was a young child growing up in san francisco. she was an extraordinary mayor, extraordinary california -- san francisco supervisor and she's been a mentor of mine, not just a friend and i say that. when politicians talk about friends, you roll your eyes. she's a friend. i have enormous respect for her. she's not going anywhere. i talk to her al

senator feinstein basically responded quit, who is quitting? not this 87-year-old.hat is going on, here. doesn't seem likely, that she will serve out her term. >> i think the jury is still out, as you noted she is 87, she has several more years, on her term. i think circumstances could change. we've already seen, some extent, the fact that dianne feinstein is also, almost being sidelined within the democratic party. she faced her first real challenge, which she did be back, but another democrat several years ago, when she ran. she stepped down as head of the judiciary committee, instead of facing an insurrection among her own members. especially on the left wing of the party. who feels, like she has been not a good sort of partisan soldier, and a time where congress is so divided. a lot of grief when she hugged lindsey graham without a mask on. so, i think feinstein, is really, at appoints, where a lot of people are pushing back. she's going to do this on her terms. i think newsom is trying to walk the fine line, here. she has a mentor. he doesn't want to be seen as

feinstein is 87 years old. she was first elected in 1992. she says she's proud of the work she's done over the years for the environment, national security, consumer safety and economic opportunity. republicans are urging president biden to take action at the u. s mexico border as detention centers continue to fill up, fox news mark meredith tells us that someone makers are now suggesting a return to the asylum policies from the trump administration. president biden dismissed news that former president trump is going to be making a trip in the weeks ahead to the u. s southern border. it's unclear despite with what's going on at the border win, president biden may make a visit himself. the president spoke to reporters before boarding air force one on his way back to washington. republican senators at the border, former president trump said he's been asked by some border patrol agents to go to the border. we are putting in place a plan that i feel very confident about and. and i don't care what the other guy does. republicans say the overcrowd

joy reid put the question to the governor. >> if, in fact, dianne feinstein were to retire, will youcan-american woman to restore the seat that kamala harris is no longer in the united states senate and do you have a name in mind? >> i have multiple names in mind. and the answer is yes. >> so multiple names in mind. left the impression that he's moving along in this process and some took that as him trying to suggest he would like senator feinstein to step down. today on "the view" he says, oh, no, no, no. >> she's been incredible mentor to me. i was asked a point-blank question if she ever did retire would i, and i just answered it honestly. and forthrightly. that said, i have no expectation that she'll be stepping aside. quite the contrary. i talk to her quite often. she's as lucid and focused and as committed to the cause -- >> who knew? it's complicated. >> yeah, that was a much more nuanced answer today, and certainly his answer last night surprised a lot of people. in part because when i talked to feinstein's sources this keeps coming up every couple of months but there is no s

i talked to her all the time. >> newsom says he knows who he would choose to replace feinstein. >>> the mt. diablo district has reached a tentative deal to reopen the classroom. the campuses could reopen on march 25th. all grade levels will open on a hybrid schedule on march 20 night. classes will resume with safety protocols in place. >> we appreciate that the district has taken steps to address safety concerns and has agreed to sustain important safety protocols. >> both sides still need to ratify the agreement. the school officials are holding a special meeting to vote on that plan. >>> san mateo county is the first in the bay area to move back into the orange tier. they will be allowed to ease restrictions even more starting at midnight. here's more on that story from andria borba. >> reporter: officials are concern. st. patrick's day is known for excessive drinking. and perhaps not following social distancing protocols. just as a san mateo county has made some tremendous gains. is a move into the orange tier. the president of the board of supervisors is cautiously optimistic that t

feinstein's term ends in 2021 and said she'll rerun.ing in donald trump appointing conservative amy coney barrett last year. joining me now is donna edwards. joe walsh for the nation and producer of "the sit in" and rene brown. this is an all-star power panel. i cannot wait to have this conversation with because, you know, between those two, we could stand -- we could stand to see two black women come to washington. let's take the u.s. senate first. joy did a great job in pinning down governor newsom and getting into saying flat out, yes, he'll choose a black woman as replacement for senator feinstein. we have a full screen of the potential names. he said he has some names. well, here are some of the names. san francisco mayor. california congresswoman karen bass, and congresswoman barbara lee also, obviously, of california. what is the possibility, do you think, that senator feinstein could retire and give the governor that opportunity? >> well, people have been talking about this quite a bit since last year. shouldn't exactly wrap our

if senator feinstein retires, although feinstein has not announced retirement plans today.ew some said his comments were, quote, hypothetical senior center with credible experience. >> not only is she mindful and nuance and detail. just look at the correspondence we get from her a weekly basis or on issues large and small in the state. but at with a reputation nationally. that's second to none respect on the other side of the aisle. incredible capacity and intellect in terms of work that she's doing an intelligence. so that was more of a hypothetical. but no. and no, no whatsoever that she's going anywhere for years and years. >> now, senator feinstein has been a california senator for more than 2 decades at 87 years of age. she's the oldest sitting senator. a recent report revealed some democrats have voiced their concerns on her performance saying she has memory issues. we now go to the south bay after a nationwide search. the city finally has chosen a new police chief from inside of the departments. the san jose city council confirmed today. anthony mata will start his n

diane feinstein's name from?l, diane feinstein, i was turning on a school anyway? she was a mediocre senator but they are taking it off now. if diane feinstein not woken up for you, what's your school district like? senior fellow who joins us now. lisa. this stuff never ends. tragedy in motion but rather than improve the schools, they spent figure, the kids languished, destroyed in some cases, they changed the names. on what basis did they change the names? >> of course they are all racist. thabraham lincoln, was hilarious here is the research behind it inaccurate because it didn't consult historian, they look at things like wikipedia and tv shows as a basis of decision-making and information and what it speaks to his his level of mediocrity not just in our public schools but society as a whole, these decisions and discussions don't have to be rooted in fact, particularly when they are done in the name of locus and virtue signaling but as you pointed out, with staff is the children lose, the students lose because

dianne feinstein is now in the 29th year in the u.s. senate and she even echoed joe biden an institution of the senate, and for her, you have the pay attention to the pressure mounting on the left. you know, talk about the bills that are sitting here in the cannon of the u.s. senate, and the congress and the house i should say has passed two pieces of immigration that would extend a pathway for dreamers and another one for pathway of citizen for farmers and another one that have had two pieces of gun legislation reform which is going to extend the background check, and another one is the equality act as well as the violence against women act, and these are the type of bills that, you know, joe manchin and kierstin sinema are going to say, we are not for eliminating the filibuster and yet with every month that is going by, the suddenly, the democrats are looking at potentially 2023, they may not own the majority in the house, and it is hard to harken back to the early years of the obama administration when they could pass the legislation

why has senator feinstein made this change? >> exactly. diane feinstein is now in her 29th year in the u.s. senate. and as part of her statement she even echoed joe biden also an institution here of the senate. and for individuals like diane feinstein you have to pay attention to the pressure that is mounting on the left. you know talk about the bills that are sitting here in the canon in the u.s. senate. the congress, the house i should say has already passed two major pieces of immigration legislation. one that would extend a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. another one that would extend a pathway to citizenship for farm workers. there were also just this last week two major pieces of gun reform legislation. one would expand background checks. but also sitting is the equality act as well as the violent against women act. these are the type of bills that, you know, joe manchin, keirsten sinema and other democratic senators could stand up and say we're not supportive and eliminating the filibuster at the same time. and with every month

he said that one day he would appoint a black woman to replace dianne feinstein if she does.e feinstein is leaving and was simply answering a hypothetical question. >> she is not going anywhere. i talked to her all the time. but in the context of that question about hypothetical, yeah, i answered it and i stick by my answer. but i have all the confidence in the world i will never have to make that decision. >> bret: on the recall effort, he says it is the sixth time his opponents have tried and this time they are getting help from a judge and the republican national committee. organizers say that they have more than 2 million signatures for this effort ahead of wednesday's deadline. on the heels of the nearly $2 trillion stimulus with a multitrillion dollar infrastructure package in the works, there is new talk tonight of how the biden administration plans to recoup some of that spending. and it has to do with raising taxes. a lot of them. congressional correspondent looks at some of the possibilities. >> someone has to pay for president biden's infrastructure package expecte

s senate if senator dianne feinstein retires before her term ends in three years. newsome made that announcement tonight during an interview on msnbc. he received criticism from black leaders when he appointed alex padilla to replace vice president kamila harris in the senate, leaving the senate without any black female members. the 87 year old feinstein is the oldest senator currently serving but her office says she has no plans to retire early. today. governor newsome blasted the recall effort to unseat him and began a campaign in his defense, supported by the california democratic party and top senate democrats. newsome's team also brought its first aggressive response to the recall effort against him, including a new ad plus emails and text messages. governor says he is not going to take this recall effort lying down john dennis, san francisco's republican party chairman, says a growing number of recall petitions signatures are coming from outside of the party. they're people who were upset with their business is being closed unnecessarily. while other states a

if dianne feinstein retires, all we want to note feinstein has not announced any retirement plans, butonight on msnbc and newsome said that he does have a list of names in mind when that happens and says he is committed to choosing a black woman feinstein has been a california senator for more than 2 decades at 87. she is the oldest sitting senator, a recent report revealed that some democrats have voiced concern about her performance saying that she does have some memory problems. >> california is suing the largest skilled nursing provider in the country. the lawsuit accuses brookdale senior living of misleading consumers when it comes to their quality ratings, even going as far as sending misleading information to the centers medicare and medicaid services. the suit says brookdale failed to get at least 30 days. notice and failed to adequately prepare patients to be discharged or transferred brookdale operates 10 skilled nursing facilities in california. all of them here in the bay area. company officials said they had not seen the lawsuit, but are working on a response stimulus chec

if senator feinstein retires a little feinstein has not announced a retirement today.ewsom said his comments were, quote, hypothetical. senior center with credible experience. not only is she mindful and nuance and detail. just look at the correspondents we get from her weekly basis or on issues large and small in the state. but at with a reputation nationally. that's second to none respect on the other side of the aisle. incredible capacity and intellect in terms of work that she's doing an intelligence. so that was more of a hypothetical. but no. and no, no whatsoever that she's going anywhere for years and years, weinstein has been a california senator for more than 2 decades. and at 87 years of age, cheesy old, a sitting senator. >> a recent report revealed some democrats have voiced their concerns on her performance saying that she has some memory issues. california lawmakers have announced new legislation aimed at saving lives by making city streets safer. this is happening because. >> more than a 1000 californians die every year in speed-related traffic collisio

. >>> still ahead, senator dianne feinstein makes her mark on california history. the political mark she hit yesterday. >>> cleanup beginning in nashville, a look at the wild weather in the south come to the state of emergency. >>> and if you want something beautiful to look at this morning, check out the full moon. it doesn't set until:49 this morning. we will talk about some >>> the mayor of nashville has declared a state of emergency after record-breaking rainfall that left parts of the city underwater. the torrential rains flooded homes, at least one church in rhodes, at least four people were killed and more than 130 people had to be rescued. >> they received more than 7 inches of rain over the past 48 hours. now that is the second highest today rainfall total in our history. >>> in indiana, a 40-year-olda d was killed when severe thunderstorms toppled a massive tree. witnesses say he was trying to escape the storm. and then these aerial images show just some of the damage in east texas i'm aware roofs ripped off and snapped trees. >>> so sad seeing that. i wa

thank you very much. >> thank you senator feinstein.he senator from louisiana is recognized. >> i'll be brief, mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity. i've listened to my colleagues' comments with interest. and i join with senator feinstein in hoping that we can do something about this. but i do think we ought to keep this in perspective. what is happened in the last few days, in the last years is, of course, tragic. and i'm not -- i'm not trying to perfectly equate these two. but we have a lot of drunk drivers in america that kill a lot of people. we ought to try to combat that, too. but i think what many folks on my side of the aisle are saying is that the answer is not to get rid of all sober drivers, the answer is to concentrate on the problem. we have had a problem in this world for some time with both terrorists. many terrorists happen to be muslims. when a -- when a muslim jihadist blows up a school full of school children we're told not to condemn all of the actions of those of the muslim faith because of the actions of a f

feinstein wasn't good enough for the woke mob today.hey said that dianne feinstein elementary school will no longer be named after the senator because she said something 37 years ago, for goodness sake, that the mob doesn't like. so, i do think that there is this uproar from the american people and at some point we will be able to deal with this. we could pass the 230 change right now. i just don't know if democrats are going to want to do that because they think it benefits them at this point. >> maria: all right. this is a lot of dangerous stuff we are talking about as well as the health threat with covid come over the border. we will keep following it, congressman. it's good to talk with you don't. >> you bet, maria. thank you. >> maria: thank you so much. congressman jim jordan now a.g. ken paxton is calling for backup in his battle with the biden administration. here what happens he told me on monday on this program. >> i'm hoping other states will follow suit. join us or file your own we need help in fighting this administration.

there were 10 senator dianne feinstein said today that she is not leaving the senate.emocrat was responding to a story in the new york times that her husband, investment banker husband richard bloom, is i an ambassadorship in europe, the report suggested such a move could take the 87 year old feinstein out of the senate before her term ends in 2025, feinstein told reporters in the capital today that her husband quote is interested in the post. but that doesn't mean she'll leave her job early. today was the deadline for organizers of the effort to recall governor gavin newsom to submit signatures in order to qualify for the ballot. registrar's offices all over california accepted signatures today and workers will spend the next several weeks checking each one. to be sure, it's valid. so it is a little bit slow going. um you know we are processing. a few 1000 of these a day. it's generally around registration, non matching signatures or out of county. elections officials have until april 29 to verify the signatures. if 1.5 million signatures are verified, a special recal

dianne feinstein is not going anywhere any time soon.e to rumors swirling about an early retirement. this week with an interview, gavin newsom was asked if he would replace feinstein with a black woman if she retired. well, he said that he would. the reports that feinstein shot down the resume yours. she is the oldest sitting senator and won her sixth term in 2018. >>> president biden offered his strongest words yet about new york state governor andrew cuomo. >> biden says cuomo should step down if allegations against him are found to be true. >> president bide instel asking if cuomo is given a chance until that investigation is over. but, yeah, in an interview with abc last night, president biden said he thought governor cuomo should leave office if the investigation finds credible evidence he harassed female staffers. biden speculated cuomo could face criminal prosecution over the issue. president biden who you will remember was a senator for decades also said he supported changes to the senate's filibuster rules. it only takes a major

dianne feinstein is not going anywhere any time soon.er response to the rumors swirling about an early retirement. this week with an interview, gavin newsom was asked if he would replace feinstein with a black woman if she retired. well, he said that he would. the reports that feinstein shot down the resume yours. she is the oldest sitting senator and won her sixth term in 2018. >>> oakland leaders are looking into expanding neighborhood zoning. this is to help make it easier for people to make it in the bay. the east bay times the report that council members approved a plan looking into four-plex structures. the argument is those neighborhood reduce housing supply. recent cal study found that 65% of oakland's residential areas, they're actually designated for that area. at this point there is no commitment to follow-through on that plan. but simply explore the possibility. >>> and the salesforce power is reportedly a little closer to having some nearby company. yeah. there is talks about a new building which would be the city's fourth t

i want to talk first about dianne feinstein, who has essentially historically been a defender of theshe's saying she may be thinking otherwise if in fact bipartisanship doesn't work. it doesn't seem like it's working so far, bipartisanship. wondering what it's going to take to make her fully change her mind. are you surprised so far about how she's wavering at this point? >> i'm not surprised. senator feinstein and other senators who have been in the senate for quite some time have seen how the senate can work, they've seen exactly what you can do in a bipartisan way in order to get legislation passed. the reality is that we've seen over the last ten years is that is not necessarily the case anymore. you have the american rescue plan that 75% of americans support, yet not one republican actually voted for it. and so, what we're seeing in the senate right now are issues like the voting rights act, the d.r.e.a.m. act, things that could end up in the senate and at the same time not get any republican support. and so, i think that it is very telling right now, democrats understand that t

he knows those comments, raise some eyebrows because feinstein has not shown any indication she's readyto retire. senior center with credible experience. >> not only is she mindful and nuance and detail. just look at the correspondence we get from her weekly basis or on issues large and small in the state. but at with a reputation nationally. that's second to none respect on the other side of the aisle. incredible capacity and intellect in terms of her work that she is doing an intelligence. so that was more of a hypothetical. but no. no, no whatsoever that she's going anywhere for years and years. >> course, feinstein has been a california senator for more than 2 decades in it. 87 she is the oldest sitting senator, a recent report revealed some democrats have voiced concern on her performance saying that she does have memory problems. >> we have a new exclusive poll that shows how californians feel about the coronavirus and the state's handling of the pandemic. the first question asked is how californians would rate the vaccine rollout and distribution. 9% said it's been excellent. 34

senator diane feinstein, in just a moment i'll be talking with lawrence o'donnell and what that means. >>> also on the hill, the outer fencing that has surrounded the people's house since january's insurrection will be taken down this weekend. it comes after a new intelligence report was presented to congress this week warning the country could see a rise in white supremacists and militias in the coming months. a bit later on this hour, congressman gallego will join me to discuss what congress is doing to address those threats. >>> again, president biden wants congress to pass the covid-19 hate crimes act after the deadly shooting in atlanta so we're going to msnbc's monica alba joining us once again from washington. monica, what are we hearing from the president and vice president? >> reporter: this is a position that joe biden has found himself in many times over the course of his life, which is to try to confront an enormous tragedy and put into words for an audience and for the american people what that hurt really means, and we saw that on full display in atlanta, georgia, yester

president feinstein, commissioners, if i could ask my command staff to appear on camera. just briefly, i want to first start off by thanking chief for his service at the division of training. he has been there quite a few years. i want to thank him for his dedicated service. also, welcome our new edc of training who is, of course, true to his nature off teaching a class today. that is why you see him with palm trees in the past. i want to introduce the new chief. a master instructor who is wearing to go. please introduce yourself to the commission. >> absolutely. good morning, president feinstein, vice president rodriguez, commissioners, chief, command staff. i am honored to be the new assistant deputy chief of training. i appreciate all of your support and you have my dedication to developing our greatest resource. i am excited. i want to thank the chief as well. thank you for having me. i am honored and i can't wait to work with you all. >> thank you for that introduction. i am sorry interrupting you. i also want to thank and speak for all members of the commission than

than they want to dianne feinstein's name from an elementary school.anyway? but their taking it off now. she is not woke enough. if dianne feinstein isn't looking out for you, what is your school district like? lisa booth knows that. she joins us now. lisa booth, so this stuff never ends, i don't know why i'm laughing it's a tragedy in motion, but rather than improve the schools, they spent the yea as they kids language in they change the names, on what basis did they change these names? >> because of course they're al racist. as you mentioned, that huge racist abraham lincoln. what solaria's is the research behind it is riddled in inaccuracies because they didn' consult historians, they looked at things like wikipedia and tv shows as the basis of some of their decision-making and information and what it speaks to is this level of mediocrity not just in our public schools but society as a whole. that these kinds of decisions and discussions, they don't hav to be rooted in fact, particularly when their being done in the name of woke this, but as you poi

. >> you said yesterday -- we have multiple names in line for [inaudible] might replace senator feinstein. does that mean that you are prepared. >>> we are listening to the governor right now. he is at ruby bridge elementary in alameda talking about plans to reopen school so we will continue to monitor this for now. we know that new cases reported today of coronavirus, 1260. more than 12.6 million vaccines have been given statewide. we will continue to listen in on the governor talking about schools, reopening in alameda county and give you the latest as we get details. >>> in instagram there is a new initiative aimed to protect underaged users. how the social media app plans to use ai to ramp up safety. >> instagram is taking steps to protect teens from unwanted interactions with adults. the popular social media company said it'll use ai to restrict adults from messaging teenagers if they don't follow each other. instagram will also use prompts to encourage teens to be careful and make it harder for adults to find and follow them. >> people come to connect with their family and friends.

now the assault weapon ban was put in place because then senator dianne feinstein, reeling from her own experience with gun violence when george mossconey and harvey milk were both shot at city hall and and 101 california mass shooting. she got that ban in place but it had a sunset. so this was whom in place for ten years. the power of the national rifle association has got to be crushed. $20million in pacs have control over. we have got to speak up and shut down the nra because they do represent a minority. no one wants to take someone's gun away from them if they have them legally. it's the illegal purchase of guns. it's those that have guns that shouldn't have gones and that's what we're trying to rectify. >> the nra tweeted a well regulated ilyious, the right of the people toll bear arms shall not be -- when they point to that, what is your response? >> we're not trying to do. that the heller decision said the second amendment protects your right to own a gun. we want to protect your right to own a gun if you legally should have a gun. now it doesn't moon that anyone could have a gu

speaker the house nancy pelosi customer california center diane feinstein?ma. >> you are correct, dave smith is on the board of one per here is rochelle's shancy tight outlet, first question for you, rochelle. which of these donkeys use campaign funds to pay their spouses consulting firm on the $3 million but was it minnesota congresswoman, new york congressman jeffries or california senator dianne feinstein? >> i think it was omar. so far you are correct, rochelle all three contestants on the board with one apiece. they say it in nascar with got a bard put out there actually said that a nascar but sounded fun for it all right migrate ray to keep, let's do this but which of these donkeys and broke a rebel performing the heimlich maneuver on her because she was choking, former texas congress in beta or work, west virginia senator joe manchin or kiersten gillibrand? >> think jolanta gets knocked out this is only about democrats. i guess i will have to say, i'm going to say beto. kennedy: of sadie from joe gifford actions joe manchin the woman was fellow senato

it's going to >> reporter: now senator feinstein may have some issues.ssault weapons bill he's referring to. it was passed as a larger plan, the violent crime control and law enforcement act of '94, biden drafted and sponsored the overall bill as chairman of the judiciary. >>> we're watching everything that's happening in washington, talking about it on twitter. join me there @scottmcgrew. >> thank you. >>> how's this as a way to celebrate women's empowerment month? senator dianne feinstein -- excuse me -- just became california's longest serving u.s. senator in history. yesterday marked her 10,372nd day in office that breaks the record held by hiram johnson, a former governor who became senator in 1970 and served until 1945. she was elected in 1992 and chose not to comment publicly on the latest accomplishment other than to say she's proud of the work she's doing. >>> tonight's warriors game against the chicago bulls will be a history-maker in the broadcast booth. announcers kate scott and mary murphy will be joined by four other women for the first eve

. >> if in fact dianne feinstein were to retire will you nominate an african-american woman to restore the seat that kamala harris is no longer in the united states senate and do you have a name in mind? >> i have multiple names in mind. >> it can be yes and no. >> we have multiple names in mind and the answer is yes. >> senator feinstein served in the senate for 48 years, most recently reelected in 2018 and will be up for re-election in 2024. in january, the governor appointed alex padilla to fill vice president kamala harris' seat. >>> some leaders pushing back on bringing oakland children back to the classrooms by the end of this month. if teachers aprove the plan students through second grade would return in two weeks. some argue wealthier neighborhoods are pushing to reopen, ignoring families and teachers in the neighborhoods where covid rates are higher and vaccination rates are lower. >> it's going to very much deepen the already deep inequalities in oakland. >> the union considered where covid rates are higher when negotiating the deal. leaders are encouraging members to approv

i'm glad that senator feinstein changed her mind on this. because what's important is this. we are going through a rough patch. a rough patch everywhere you look. you just had that beautiful young woman on the show who talked about, you know, her struggles to fight for equal rights, for transgender. we know we have terrible, terrible hate crimes going on. african-american community, asian american community, hispanic community, and on and on and on. we have gun violence. i mean, it would take too long. i don't want to filibuster the show. but the bottom line is, there's so many issues, we simply can't just sit back and say, okay, too bad, 60 people didn't vote our way. we're not going to get 60 votes for a darned thing. you know, you look at mitch mcconnell, when obama was president, his whole goal was to help the american people. he said it. i want to stop barack obama from getting re-elected. and he did everything in his power. he feels the same way about joe biden. it's a nightmare and i don't think anyone's going to be bullied. i can tell when i look at chuck schumer. he

feinstein, sinema, manchin. you're saying joe biden is in that manchin/sinema/feinstein camp? is he open to any kind of reform? talking filibuster. >> again, mehdi, the best way to move forward on the question of senate rules is let senators work on the senate rules. we're working on progress for the american people under whatever set of senate rules are in place. we've made amazing progress as you, yourself, acknowledge in these 50 days under these senate rules as they are now, we'll continue to work to move forward. >> no, no, come on. ron, ron, let be -- >> no, mehdi. give us credit for what we've done. >> i am, and you did it with a budget and reconciliation process. you didn't do it with the filibuster. you used a different rule because you know it would not have gotten the filibuster american rescue plan. we both agree on that. >> mehdi, we have made progress. people should measure us by the progress we make. >> okay. and i want you to continue progress. i don't see how you can do that with a filibuster in place. we can agree to disagree on that. let's talk about immigra

. >> if in fact diane feinstein were to retire will you nominate an african-american woman to restoreeat that kamala harris is no longer in the min? >> i have multiple names in mind. >> it can be yes and no. >> we have multiple names in mind and the answer is yes. >> senate feinstein served in the senate for 48 years, most recently reelected in 2018 and will be up for re-election in 2024. in january, the governor appointed alex padilla to fill vice president kamala harris' seat. >>> the president himself hitting the road today to tell americans about the stimulus. >> scott mcgrew, there is a whole lot going on besides those checks. >> that's exactly right. the checks are what everyone understandably focuses on, marcus and laura and many of those eligible have gotten the direct deposit or will get one no later than tomorrow, but there are other kinds of benefits in the stimulus bill as well. president biden will travel to pennsylvania today. vice president harris, you mentioned her, she's already on the road. here she is at a vaccine las vee help is here campaign. >> shots in arms and

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last, senator feinstein asked you a series of questions about the record number of nixed denials last year. that's when someone tries to buy a gun, gets run through the background system and is denied, usually because of a felon. i will be a colleague on this committee that would simply require when there is an attempt to buy who is denied, because someone is a person prohibited, that notification be given to state law enforcement. that is the law in some states, it's not the law in a majority of states. do you think that seems like something good in the toolkit that to let the fbi know that someone has tried to lie and procure a weapon? >> certainly i think the lied and tried information is often a valuable tool from an invest invest investigative perspective in providing more conduct. we will certainly work with you on this on an operational perspective. i know the key consumer, as your question alludes, are state and local law enforcement, so i would work with them to see what they find more useful. certainly what i told senator feinstein, the volume of nixed checks overall and the

senators dianne feinstein, alex padilla or colleen on fema to keep two federally run mass vaccination sites here in the state, open the sites or at the oakland coliseum. a cal state l. a. they're both scheduled to shut down april the 11th. but in a letter to the acting fema administrator, the senators say the sites are essential parts of california's vaccine distribution efforts, adding that both centers regularly administer more than 7500 doses a day. feinstein and paddy are also asking that local governments take over operation of those sites and marin county this week wall so line up with the state's eligibility expansion starting tomorrow, anyone age 50 and older will be l. legible for the vaccine. and then on april the 15th it will expand again to include anyone ages. 16 and older county officials hope to keep up with the demand by getting more vaccine supplies from the state and you can sign up for the vaccine on the marin county health department website ktvu sand, reuben has more the changes and why business owners say they are very excited. uh here here. cheers at livermore's

senator feinstein. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and welcome. last november "the associated press" reported that hate crimes rose to the highest level in more than a decade. the a.p. also reported that the united states recorded the most hate-related killings since the fbi began collecting data in the 1980s. despite this finding, only about 14% of the agencies in the fbi hate crimes report indicated that hate crimes occurred in their jurisdictions. so here is the question. what actions are you taking to make it easier for local agencies to collect and report this data to the fbi? >> so, i appreciate the question. as your question references, we do know that there is a phenomenon that i think is fairly widely accepted of underreporting of hate crimes. and so even though the number of hate crimes reported is continuing to grow, we don't know whether that means number of hate crimes is growing or whether the number of reports of it is now starting to grow. we're trying to do a lot and we do hundreds of these outreach training, et cetera, of state a

california senator dianne feinstein pushed for the passage of the original assault weapons ban, which was signed into law by president clinton. back in 1994. the ban expired in 2000. isn't for senator feinstein said to david in the 10 years after it expired deaths in gun massacres would she defines as shootings that killed six or more people? she says those massacres were up 239. if you give people the ability to ease italy purchase a weapon that could be devastating to large numbers of people. some of them will use that. no so far, no senate hearing has been scheduled on the assault weapons ban. coming up of vegetation fire in the south bay since a huge plume of black smoke what we know about the investigation into how it started also ahead, and embattled san francisco school board member faces her colleagues today what they're saying about her previous. anti asian tweets. it it's pretty windy out there. we've got gus over 70 on the peaks down 30 35 miles an hour in your sea level will let you know what that how long that continues and the warm up that is just around the corner. and