i second. >> president feinstein: okay. commissioner cleaveland is moving, and commissioner covington is seconding, if i understand correctly. >> clerk: correct. >> president feinstein: roll call vote, madam secretary. [roll call] >> clerk: this meeting is adjourned at 6:30. going placen san francisco anymore. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: oh, hello. oh, my goodness. sorry to keep everybody waiting. i'm not used to going places in san francisco anymore. i sit at a computer all day, and i'm on zoom calls. i'm, like, wait a minute, this is in person? i want to thank you all for joining us. i'm mayor london breed, and i'm joined by several supervisors. i see supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor myrna melgar, as well. we have many folks that are part of the fabric of san francisco, and the reason why we're here with so many amazing women is because we know that since this pandemic began, women have really had a serious challenge. it's not bad enough that women in fact make about 80% to the dollar that men make, an

feinstein: let's do that. yes. >> clerk: all right. let me go down here. caller, would you like to make public comment? >> caller: good morning, commissioners. my name is charles woodfield, i live in eureka valley in district 8. i'm calling for ask you to support the slow streets program and collaborate with sfmta to continue to make it successful on a permanent basis. i don't own a car. and i rely on slow streets to safely get around the city and for recreation. in 2019, i was hit by cars twice and hospitalized once while biking. afterward i was really uncomfortable riding my bike outside of protected bike lanes. today slow streets form a huge part of new bike network and pedestrian network, made by more than just protected lanes. you can ride a bike from soma all the way to ocean beach entirely on streets that are either car-free or slow streets. thanks to this new network, i can bike across sound to visit my sister in the richmond, run errands or go for a jog or a walk, where traffic previously made me feel

so, that's it. >> president feinstein: anybody else? >> vice president rodriguez: this is for chief o'connor. thank you for your report. i've been wondering where this was going to go eventually. obviously, there is such a big need for this. when you talked about a salt water, would that be like a duplicate of what you have at the end of van ness street? >> no, that was built in a different time and era where permitting wasn't as important. so open water intake like that is subject to a lot more scrutiny now. so i don't think it would be along the same vein, but something similar to that. it all depends on where you put it. the open water one can be cheaper because you can get closer to the pipeline, but there are more regulatory agencies and permitting fees are higher. it's a slant well, where you dig down under the coast and into the sandy layer of the ocean so there is less wildlife restrictions. but you have a longer pipe are-run to get out there. they all present challenges, but no, we don't build one similar to the two-pump statio

so, that's it. >> president feinstein: anybody else? >> vice president rodriguez: this is for chief o'connor. thank you for your report. i've been wondering where this was going to go eventually. obviously, there is such a big need for this. when you talked about a salt water, would that be like a duplicate of what you have at the end of van ness street? >> no, that was built in a different time and era where permitting wasn't as important. so open water intake like that is subject to a lot more scrutiny now. so i don't think it would be along the same vein, but something similar to that. it all depends on where you put it. the open water one can be cheaper because you can get closer to the pipeline, but there are more regulatory agencies and permitting fees are higher. it's a slant well, where you dig down under the coast and into the sandy layer of the ocean so there is less wildlife restrictions. but you have a longer pipe are-run to get out there. they all present challenges, but no, we don't build one similar to the two-pump statio

so, that's it. >> president feinstein: anybody else? >> vice president rodriguez: this is for chief o'connor. thank you for your report. i've been wondering where this was going to go eventually. obviously, there is such a big need for this. when you talked about a salt water, would that be like a duplicate of what you have at the end of van ness street? >> no, that was built in a different time and era where permitting wasn't as important. so open water intake like that is subject to a lot more scrutiny now. so i don't think it would be along the same vein, but something similar to that. it all depends on where you put it. the open water one can be cheaper because you can get closer to the pipeline, but there are more regulatory agencies and permitting fees are higher. it's a slant well, where you dig down under the coast and into the sandy layer of the ocean so there is less wildlife restrictions. but you have a longer pipe are-run to get out there. they all present challenges, but no, we don't build one similar to the two-pump statio

so, that's it. >> president feinstein: anybody else?ce president rodriguez: this is for chief o'connor. thank you for your report. i've been wondering where this was going to go eventually. obviously, there is such a big need for this. when you talked about a salt water, would that be like a duplicate of what you have at the end of van ness street? >> no, that was built in a different time and era where permitting wasn't as important. so open water intake like that is subject to a lot more scrutiny now. so i don't think it would be along the same vein, but something similar to that. it all depends on where you put it. the open water one can be cheaper because you can get closer to the pipeline, but there are more regulatory agencies and permitting fees are higher. it's a slant well, where you dig down under the coast and into the sandy layer of the ocean so there is less wildlife restrictions. but you have a longer pipe are-run to get out there. they all present challenges, but no, we don't build one similar to the two-pump stations we

it's out of order to be shopping for eggs and have your l closel with california's dianne feinstein,hor of the assault weapcomprehensive gun control a the marjory stoneman douglas shootings only to completely reverse himself after meetings with the nra. the broadest gun control bill created by dianne feinstein came after that mass shooting at 101 california back in the early '90s. that shooting actually had fewer victims than the san jose train yard shooting, but it galvanized congress. joe biden at that time ushered the bill on to the floor. now perhaps the most remarkable thing about the assault weapons ban called the feinstein amendments of the 1993 crime bill is that nine republicans voted in support along with the democratic majority. then again seven democrats earl covered assault rifles and ols. >> all right. scott, thank you very much. >>> we have much more detail about the victims, the suspect and the timeline of events all right now on our website, nbcbayarea.com. our team will be posting the latest update in realtime there, too. >>> now to our microclimate weather forecast

feinstein's report makes strong accusations against the cia and highlights how the methods used were both cruel and ineffective. history will judge us by our commitment to adjust all governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. a tale we still don't know how many people were abducted and imprisoned by the cia according to a reliable site called the rendition project this undercover activity had 131 victims that figure is confirmed by numerous other sources. will be among the most radical of the market see if your 4th day. the epu 4th that they will or. in. cook factor law minister tsunami cannot. be the most of. my day but as. i say. that i really enjoy it in egypt or. to cause enough i'm not that i'm a victoria senior acquisti to believe. that . to further confirm the accuracy of the multi reports since 2010 the european court of human rights has ruled against a number of the european countries involved in the renditions italy poland romania macedonia and little ania i declare all the public hearing on the admissibility and marrieds in the case of e

senator feinstein asked what he would do as director of atf gun violence is so prevalent in this countryat are the first steps you will take as atf tries to solve crimes. >> we will have to strive just as hard to prevent them. if you use a shooter at san jose you semiautomatic handgun 4 years since the day on capitol hill has centered around renewing the ban on high capacity magazines and assault republicans like texas senator ted cruz have stopped that legislation time she >> your public position is that you want to banning ar fifteen's. is that correct. as atf director fun confirmed i would simply enforce the laws on the books. chris brown, president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says even print being properly enforced in part because the atf has a kind of a senate confirmed director in years with lack of leadership and a lot of work by the nra. the atf has been. >> hamm strong and less than one percent. gun dealers with infractions are actually shut down or reformed in this country in washington, alexandra le mon. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 5. the argument ove

to endure yet another mass shooting. >> now that was feinstein in the senate just a few weeks ago. she was not talking about san jose. she was at the time talking about the massacre in boulder at the king supermarket which killed ten including a police officer. i'll return to what talking about, more than 200 mass shootings defined as four or more shot so far this year. the most recent with the highest death toll was in colorado springs. that was 18 days ago. and i'm going to admit to you right now i don't even remember remember that one because they come so often. >> it's one after another and you sadly forget about the one before because then a couple weeks later or so there's another. something has to be done. the question is what? >> and now our kids -- are kids are asking about it. i had to talk to my kids about it yesterday. and then they're asking, can this happen -- could it happen in your work place? it's just horrible. it's horrible. and it hits so close to home. >> we've had that training. >> thanks, scott. >> it's 5:18. we want to take a moment to take a look outside. l

yet another mass shooting. >> now there was feinstein in the senate a few weeks ago not talking about san jose, of course. she was talking about the massacre in boulder at the king supermarket which killed ten people including a police officer. marcus and laura, i'll return to what marcus was talking about, more than 200 mass shootings defined as four or more shots. so far this year the most recent with the highest death toll, i looked it up, was colorado springs at a birthday party. this is 18 days ago. i will admit i don't even remember that one at all. some of these you hear about them like king supers, oh, yes, i remember that. these ones not at all. they are coming so quickly. >> yeah, i think we're familiar with them in the news business is what we do but i think a lot of attitudes of people, well, it happened over there. it happened over there. but right now, for us, it happened right here. and for those people as well. the thing is they're just happening all the time. thank you very much, scott. a lot of people after this compassion is there with these people, these victims. h

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feinstein is 87 is serving her fifth term in the senate.s first elected back in 1992 president biden sat down with republic lawmakers to do today to discuss his multi trillion dollar infrastructure proposal. republicans and democrats have yet to come to a compromise. at issue are proposed tax hikes for corporations and wealthy americans. the president says the increases will help pay for the plan. republicans don't want to roll back the trump administration's tax cuts that were enacted in 2017. both sides say that they came out of this meeting. feeling optimistic about a deal. my colleagues in the senate came back and said, they'll come back to me with a counter offer of what they want are prepared to do and fund and how to fund it. and then we'll talk again next week. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says he's supports an $800 billion package. that measure would be more focused on roads, highways, bridges and broadway. and without the climate investments that democrats want to add health and human services secretary javier or bezerra

feinstein: thank you. judge jackson, i was impressed to learn that according to the alliance for justice, you have a reversal rate of less than 2% of your more than 550 decisions since assuming the role of u.s. district judge for the district of columbia. what do you credit that 98% affirmative rate on appeal? judge jackson: thank you, senator. i think it might be my methodology, in the way i approach cases. what i will say about that is that when i get a case, if you look at my 550 cases you will see there is a consistency in the way in which i am analyzing the issues. i am applying a particular method, as the supreme court has directed, which is that i am looking only at the arguments the parties have made at the facts in the record of the case, and that the law, as i understand it. and i'm sticking very closely to those three inputs. i am also applying the same amount of analytical rigor to my analysis of those inputs. as a result, i think i am not making many errors, although the d.c. circuit judge me

senator feinstein. >> senator cruz, mr. chairman, asserts that ghost guns are not a problem. i'd like to disagree. they've been used in school and work place shootings, to attack police officers, in mass shootings, including three in california. in 2013, santa monica shooter -- a shooter, opted to order parts to build his own gun after failing a background check. this is the kind of thing that happens. he went on to shoot over 100 rounds, killing five people and wounding several others. i just wanted to make that reference in response to the senator's comments. >> thank you very much, senator feinstein. >> in deference to senator lee taking over as ranking member. i would be happy to have an opening statement and then we'll go to senator durbin. >> thanks, mr. chairman. most americans watching this hearing if, in fact, they are, why wouldn't they be interested in it, of course. they might be wondering what are ghost guns, the phrase certainly does sound rather ominous. it sounds rather dangerous. i think it's intended to. maybe like something straight out of a young person's

i'll turn it over to cyndy and rich and then hear from laura feinstein the sustainability director at spur. >> thank you commissioner sullivan. i apologize for no video. i was able to call in. thank you everyone this evening. i'm cyndy comerford. for this presentation, we are going to give a climate action update. this will include both an update on chapter 9 of the environment code, an ordinance amending the code to update the climate action goals and department goals and responsibilities and then i will turn it over to my colleague rich chien to talk about all of the wonderful amazing work we have done in developing the climate action plan. i'm going to give a brief summary of chapter 9. then we have a resolution for your consideration. we'll take the resolution at the very end of the presentation but i wanted to let people know in advance that will be coming. and then rich will talk about the development of our climate action plan, the collaboration between our stakeholders and city departments and also some of the wider benefits and then we'll hear from laura feinstein at spur and

. >> senator feinstein's bill which a supermajority of senators voted against in a democratic senate, said the building go far enough and you want an even broader been. >> senator feinstein's bill did not address those firearms that are currently in the position of americans, those firearms could be treated as under the nsa and regulated that way. >> just want to make it illegal to sell those rifles, but actively have government go after the people who currently possess firearms and if they don't register and submit to all of the onerous restrictions of the additional firearms act would you confiscate weapons? >> i prefer a system where the ar 15 is regulated under the national firearms act. laura: to that comfort you? biden is pretended to be moderate on gun rights but surrounded himself with radicals like that guy who publicly ridiculed gun owners. >> diehard, ready to go but they are more like tiger king, putting themselves and their families in danger hiding behind the cans of tuna and beef jerky they stored in a cabinet and only bring that out if the zombies start to appear. laur

senator feinstein asked what he would do as director of atf gun violence is so prevalent in this country first steps you will take as atf tries to solve crimes. >> we will have to strive just as hard to prevent them. if you use the shooter san jose you semiautomatic handgun 4 years since the day on capitol hill has centered around renewing the ban on high capacity magazines and assault republicans like texas senator ted cruz have stopped that legislation time she >> your public position is that you want to banning ar fifteen's. is that correct. as atf director fun confirmed i would simply enforce the laws on the books. chris brown, president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says even print being properly enforced in part because the atf has a kind of senate confirmed director in years with lack of leadership and a lot of work by the nra. the atf has been. >> hamm strong and less than one percent. gun dealers with infractions are actually shut down or reformed in this country in washington, alexandra le mon. bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage pa

. >>> senator feinstein? >> senator cruz, mr. chairman, asserts that ghost guns are not a problem. disagree. >> so that was senator dianne feinstein trying to respond to senator cruz about ghost guns. cruz slammed some of the administration's nominees and claimed the democrats want to seize guns, and then as you saw there in that video, he walked out to go to another hearing. joining me now is cnn reporter daniel dale and, before daniel, we should say, before cruz walked out, he made this claim, so let's listen. >> democrats on this committee want to trace every firearm in america. they want a registry of every firearm in america. they want a government list of what guns there are, who owns them, how many they own and inevitably when you see countries enact registries of firearms, the next step is confiscation. and numerous democrats have advocated for confiscating firearms. >> fact check that for us. it's hard to imagine that happening. just let us know if this is true. >> so there is at least one democrat on this committee who has supported a federal firearms registry. on gun con

. >> senator feinstein's bill i'm a witch or super majority of senators voted against in a democratic you said that bill didn't go far enough. >> senator feinstein's bill did not address those firearms that are currently in the possession of americans. those firearms could be treated under the nsa and regular that way. >> you don't want to just make it illegal to sell those rifles but you want to actively have government go after the people who currently possess firearms and if they don't register and submit to all of the onerous restrictions of the national firearms act, presumably confiscate their weapons? >> i prefer a system where the ar-15 and other assault weapons are regulated under the national firearms act. >> laura: does that comfort you? biden has pretended to be a moderate on gun rights but he has surrounded himself with radicals like that guy who publicly ridicule gun owners. >> they might think that they are diehard, ready to go, but unfortunately they are more like [indiscernible] and they're putting themselves and their families in danger. hide it behind the cans of te

. >> martha: i want to remind everybody of this exchange from dianne feinstein. on the court. watch dianne feinstein asking amy coney barrett this question. >> do you agree that justice scalia's view that roe was wrongly decided? >> i understand why you're asking the question. but again, i can't precommit or say yes i'm going in with some agenda because i'm not. i don't have any agenda. i have no agenda to overrule cases. i have an agenda to stick to the rule of law. >> martha: that was a major focus of that hearing. i just have 30 seconds. give us a very quick window into how they specifically tailor what they're going to decide here. >> well, this is going to be looking at how much of a burden this may place and look at -- in the concurrence last year, chief justice roberts said to look at casey or the burden under casey. he said i'm not making any decision on that. so he reserved his vote. for barrett, as an academic, she wrote rather lengthy and comprehensive profound pieces on her view of why these earlier cases were wrongly decided. >> martha: going to be f

diane feinstein mentioned the shooting in a question to the nominee. >> i would like to say thank you for that question but i'm sorry to hear that news i wasn't aware of that. one of our priorities would be focusing on gun trafficking. the unlawful transfer of guns to criminals. in these cases a crime like this could be prevented. as the atf tries to solve crimes we will strive to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> he had been involved with gun control groups. something he's facing opposition for. >>> the effects of this terrible day will be far reaching not just for us here in the bay area but in homes, neighborhoods, schools, officers across the country and certainly on capitol hill. you can keep on top of the very latest when it comes to the issue of gun violence. we have every development as soon as it attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. an

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of course, dianne feinstein was deeply sympathetic to breyer because she's in exactly the same positioning forever despite being 88. so when you hear senators saying we don't want to push them too hard, they're also talking about themselves. we can wish it would be different, but this is the dynamic in play. this is the world we live in. >> dahlia? >> i have two other psychological imperatives i want to throw into the mix. one is, nobody believes more than justice breyer that the court is above politics. and you can say that's nuts, but going up to him and saying do you think the court is in fact a really partisan political body and you want to contribute to that? he's written books about the fact, over and over again, says we're not junior varsity politicians. we transcend that. so to me it's like asking the easter bunny if he believes in the easter bunny. his whole career is dedicated to this proposition. the other thing, and i think this is important, and i think it goes to the ginsburg point. she really believed if people cared, they should get out and vote around the court. they sh

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i'll turn it over to cyndy and rich and then hear from laura feinstein the sustainability director atank you commissioner sullivan. i apologize for no video. i was able to call in. thank you everyone this evening. i'm cyndy comerford. for this presentation, we are going to give a climate action update. this will include both an update on chapter 9 of the environment code, an ordinance amending the code to update the climate action goals and department goals and responsibilities and then i will turn it over to my colleague rich chien to talk about all of the wonderful amazing work we have done in developing the climate action plan. i'm going to give a brief summary of chapter 9. then we have a resolution for your consideration. we'll take the resolution at the very end of the presentation but i wanted to let people know in advance that will be coming. and then rich will talk about the development of our climate action plan, the collaboration between our stakeholders and city departments and also some of the wider benefits and then we'll hear from laura feinstein at spur and we're happy

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. >> good evening, president feinstein and other commissioners. greetings everyone.et's start with our vaccine update. we are at approximately 75% and slowly climbing and i think we're seeing this in many places where there are some who are reluctant to still get it, but we are still putting the message out for our folks that it is still available to them and hoping that the people that have said "yes" will sign up for it. we are continuing to have conversations regarding the up coming budget and lots of fruitful conversations especially around the vision that we have for the department and community paramedicine for one and community paramedic division in this department because we have been so successful of what we do with ems6 and now with the street crisis response team that there are more and more requests and our conversation has been that we need all the support in place for this division, administrative and otherwise to make it if they want it to keep going. it's really challenging to have one person at the top running it and, you know, and everybody else out

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on i mean people work hard you know everybody has to get bored or it if he has those feinstein everybody goes fishing most people have a card and it's a close knit small community i mean it's like we were really to tell most everybody it's of course now like that where you know if you're going to live if you went someplace else or in a city or even just a bigger town that is excessive all by road you know where we're sort of on an island here and everybody is very close. this is one reason why the virus has claimed 4 times as many indigenous lives in alaska compere to urban whites. deborah has a lot on her mind when she goes to the health center every morning namely how to protect people here from the virus as quickly as possible. it's been a few weeks since vaccinations opened up to everyone over the age of 16 much earlier than in most other states same day appointments are available without waiting here. so your arm might be a little bit sore. some people have more soreness than others it's very easy to tell people pick the arm that you don't. really need to use today is ok. deborah an

. >> president feinstein: yes, commission covington? >> i wonder, madame secretary, do you have a list of topics that have been presented previously? >> well, i have suggestions. i have nothing set in stone for the next meeting or the future. but we have cost recovery for surf, cliff and bay rescues. slow street. and an update from chief on division of training and status on current academy class. >> okay. i think we have slow streets and also what are the spaces? you know -- >> shared spaces. >> shared spaces, yes. it was also on that. on this, i believe. unless they're two different things. i don't have anything to suggest. i was just wondering what was out there that we have expressed interest in and getting more information about. >> any further suggestions from the commissioners? or command staff? all right. >> there is nobody on the public comment line. >> president feinstein: very good. public comment is closed. thank you. >> item 7, adjournment. >> i move that we adjourn. >> i second. >> president feinstein: vote to adjourn. >>

violence and impose ivry he had dictatorial regime then depicted on the picture that the force of the feinstein would have to read it and make a decision and that issue unfortunately would have to be decided on the field about . the death the relative have to make a decision that have to defend the country are the afghan forces are they prepared or they are they qualified to do their. fighting and dying to defend their country or you know us since 2001 against the taliban and al qaeda as they fought bravely and they've sacrificed even more than international forces have been let's not forget that at one point there were 100000 u.s. troops in afghanistan and we're down to about 2500 now one of the reasons for that it other than politically motivated decisions has been the fact that the afghan security forces have added capacity but you know the bottom line is this is a politically motivated decision that's counter based and you know the deadline of september september of this year is just is just really unfortunate because it's. the anniversary of a tax on our country and i hasten to add that yo

senator feinstein. >> senator cruz asserts ghost guns are not a problem. i would like to disagree. they've been used in the school and workplace shootings to attack police officers in mass shootings including three in california. in 2013, santa monica shooter opted to order parts to build his own guns after failing a background check. this is the kind of thing that happens. he went on to shoot over 100 rounds killing five people and wounding w several others. i just wanted to make that reference in response. >> thank you very much. in deference to the senator taking over i would be perfectly happy to make an opening statement and then we will go over to the senator. >> thank you, mr. chairman. most americans watching this if in fact there are any watching, and why wouldn't they be interested and of course they might be wondering what in the world are ghost guns. the phrase certainly does sound ominous. it t sounds rather dangerous, ad i think it is intended to it is a vague and scary sounding term that's been designed by gun-control activists to describe a type of firearm that has

senator dianne feinstein released a statement saying quote mac, once again we are dealing with the tragic aftermath of another mass shooting. this time it is san jose railyard where an employee killed at least eight people. my heart goes out to those victims and their families whose lives were shattered today. " >> nancy pelosi saying in part, all americans join the san jose community and sadness and shock over today's horrific mass shooting. as a californian, i am personally devastated. today and the days to come, the nation stands with the san jose community. >> a congressman wrote while much still remains to be confirmed at this time, one thing is abundantly clear, the gun violence epidemic will continue to rage unless we take concrete action to protect our country. it was our community today, but it will be somebody else's tomorrow. my heart is shattered thinking of the lives lost as well as the families and communities upended by this senseless tragedy. these were some of our front- line heroes who kept the south bay moving during the worst of the pandemic. over 80% of americans want

today we westerners, senator cantwell and senator feinstein we join with our colleague, the senator from west virginia, to launch a special effort that is backed by good science. it's tested policy that would accomplish that objective of really allowing us to do more to reduce hazardous fuels and hit mitigate fire. it's all about increasing the pace and scale of prescribed burns. this effort that we're pursuing is backed by a coalition you don't see every day. earth justice joining major timber industry leaders, warehouser, the national alliance of forest owners. oregon tribes is with us as well. we don't know of any opposition because it's sign based. it builds on collaborative ideas and you can do a lot more during that season before it is hot and try, before you get to these infernos. would legislation in your view for purposes of my initial question -- my legislation with senator cantwell, senator feinstein and chairman manchin, would this reduce wildfire risks and contribute to healthy forest management practices. >> prescribed fire is essential on the landscape. we can do thinning.

. >> senator dianne feinstein released a statement saying once again we are dealing with the tragic aftermath of another mass shooting and this tremendous san jose railyard where an employee killed at least eight people. my heart goes out to those victims and their families whose lives were shattered today. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi said all americans join the san jose community and sadness and shock over today's horrific mass shooting and as a californian i am personally devastated. today and in the days to come the nation stands with the san jose community. >>> the san jose congressman connor said well much still remains to be confirmed at this time, one thing is abundant the clear. the gun violence epidemic will continue to rage unless we take concrete action to protect our country. it was our community today, but it will be somebody else's tomorrow. my heart is shattered thinking of the lives lost as well as the families and communities upended by this senseless tragedy. these were some of our front- line heroes who kept the south bay moving through the worst of the pandemic. >>> ove

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in your view, for purposes of my initial question, my legislation with senator cantwell, senator feinstein chairmanchin, would this contribute as well to healthy forest practices? >> prescribed fire is essential in the landscape. we can do thinning and that will help as well. but it needs to be followed by prescribed fire. so i don't unfortunately know the details of your bill but i know if it focuses on increasing pace and scale of prescribed fire and also helps build the workforce to do that, it is a necessary bill. >> that's what the bill is all about, pace and scale. upping our game. we have to really get serious and get serious quickly about hazardous fuel reductions, fire mitigation and following the science and that's what our little coalition of members wants to do. the second area i want to talk to you about, along with congress joe in colorado we have introduced the conservation core, the idea is to establish a larger forestry workforce for planting trees, removing fuels and having more healthy forest treatments all across the country. the biden administration basically worked cl

dianne feinstein mention this in her quest when, question. >> i'd like to say thank you for that question but i am sorry to hear that news. if i am confirmed as atf director, one of our priorities will be focusing on gun trafficking in the unlawful transfer of illegal guns to criminals and in this case perhaps a crime like this could be prevented. as atf tries to solve crimes, we will have to strive just as hard to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> he worked for the atf or two decades. he has been involved with control groups. >>> this is what we send out on the app when the news broke. download the app and enable push alerts to get the latest updates to your phone. >>> let's take a look at what to expect weatherwise. temperatures are running in the upper 40s to near fifth these. you can see a few clouds hanging over the east bay hills which is a big difference from yesterday. it is 41, santa rosa. 46, mountain view. everyone else is in the low to bed 50s. temperatures will we made right where they are through the 7:00 our. we've got 50s at the coast all throughout the da

. >> good evening, president feinstein and other commissioners. greetings everyone.y 75% and slowly climbing and i think we're seeing this in many places where there are some who are reluctant to still get it, but we are still putting the message out for our folks that it is still available to them and hoping that the people that have said "yes" will sign up for it. we are continuing to have conversations regarding the up coming budget and lots of fruitful conversations especially around the vision that we have for the department and community paramedicine for one and community paramedic division in this department because we have been so successful of what we do with ems6 and now with the street crisis response team that there are more and more requests and our conversation has been that we need all the support in place for this division, administrative and otherwise to make it if they want it to keep going. it's really challenging to have one person at the top running it and, you know, and everybody else out on the street and not a ton of support because we need th

dianne feinstein mentioned the shooting. >> i wanted to say thank you for the question bed i am sorrynews. i wasn't aware of that. if i am confirmed as atf director one of our priorities will be focusing on gun trafficking. the unlawful transfer of legal guns to criminals and perhaps in this case a crime like this could be prevented. as atf tries to solve crimes, we will have to strive to prevent them from ever happening in the first place. >> it is something he is facing republican opposition for. >> events site we witnessed today obviously very traumatic and troubling. we are here to try to help as best when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. all

current democratic leadership, it'sal easy to drawa contrast when you are dealing with new some, feinsteinarnold schwarzenegger won in 2003. a recall election, someone from the entertainment field. why can't she do the same in 2021? >> sean: one word answer. i will ask you both the same. can caitlyn win? tammy. >> i don't think so. there needs to be big plans, not just commercials and name recognition. i don't think so. >> sean: joe. >> maybe? >> sean: you said one word. >> i don't know. i got to see more, sean. i've got to see more. >> sean: i think it's very possible. could shock the world.ve we will know a lot more after the interview tomorrow. thank you both.. when we come back, more "hannity" after the break. you will never guess where joe biden forgot to wear his mask. not a good idea either. take a look, coming up. ♪ ♪ .. as the covid-19 vaccines become available you may have questions. and that's normal. so, for the latest information, visit getvaccineanswers.org it's up to you. ♪ ♪ >> sean: before we go tonight let's take a look at what happened last week when the bidens went to v