feinstein, how do you vote? >> to adjourn. >> and vice president? >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioners, and command staff, to adjourn, thank you. >> president feinstein: thank you for a fine meeting. >> thank you, everyone, be safe. >> president feinstein: everybody be safe and well. thank you. dph staff, we'll caly september 7th. secretary, will you please call the roll. >> sure. (roll call).

feinstein, how do you vote? >> to adjourn. >> and vice president? >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioners, and command staff, to adjourn, thank you. >> president feinstein: thank you for a fine meeting. >> thank you, everyone, be safe. >> president feinstein: everybody be safe and well. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the ro

feinstein, how do you vote? >> to adjourn. >> and vice president? >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioners, and command staff, to adjourn, thank you. >> president feinstein: thank you for a fine meeting. >> thank you, everyone, be safe. >> president feinstein: everybody be safe and well. thank you. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you h

>> president feinstein: am? >> commissioner covington: i have a question regarding the other two performance reviews that have to be done, the chief of the department and the assistant chief? it's been sometime -- we've never done a review of the chief and the board in the current position, so it's something that we have to do. >> president feinstein: all right. thank you. anybody else? okay. is there a motion -- i'll let you call it, madam secretary. >> clerk: item 8, adjournment. >> commissioner covington: so moved. >> president feinstein: seconded by vice president nakajo. [roll call] >> clerk: is meet -- this meeting is adjourned at 7:19. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from

>> president feinstein: am?mmissioner covington: i have a question regarding the other two performance reviews that have to be done, the chief of the department and the assistant chief? it's been sometime -- we've never done a review of the chief and the board in the current position, so it's something that we have to do. >> president feinstein: all right. thank you. anybody else? okay. is there a motion -- i'll let you call it, madam secretary. >> clerk: item 8, adjournment. >> commissioner covington: so moved. >> president feinstein: seconded by vice president nakajo. [roll call] >> clerk: is meet -- this meeting is adjourned at 7:19. >> welcome to another episode of safety on today is episode we'll show you how 0 retroactive you're home let's go inside and take a look. >> hi and patrick chief officer and director of earthquake for the city and county of san francisco welcome to another episode of stay safe in our model home with matt we'll talk about plywood. >> great thanks. >> where are we we if you notice

>> clerk: yes, you did. >> president feinstein: thank you. >> president feinstein: all right. i think we are ready for chief velo. >> good evening, madam president, vice president nakajo, chief, command staff. deputy chief jose velo. this is my report for august 2021. i will share my presentation, and again, this is some of the highlights since the last report and some highlights in september, as well. we're happy to report that all the strikers that were deployed to the dixie fires and other fires are safely home, so lots of good kudos from the agencies that we responded to assist there to help. we do have three members that are assisting in the fires. two members in the [inaudible] fire and one member in the [inaudible] fire. they are part of the incident management teams. we have started this incident management team. i actually had to report about an hour ago, i got an update that's been at the [inaudible] fire, and he has given a presentation, one of the briefings at the caldor fire. one of the images there, they also made a significant donation to the caldor fire relief

>> president feinstein: am? >> commissioner covington: i have a question regarding the other two performance reviews that have to be done, the chief of the department and the assistant chief? it's been sometime -- we've never done a review of the chief and the board in the current position, so it's something that we have to do. >> president feinstein: all right. thank you. anybody else? okay. is there a motion -- i'll let you call it, madam secretary. >> clerk: item 8, adjournment. >> commissioner covington: so moved. >> president feinstein: seconded by vice president nakajo. [roll call] >> clerk: is meet -- this meeting is adjourned at 7:19. >>> and, thank you for joining us. i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san

feinstein, how do you vote? >> to adjourn. >> and vice president? >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioners, and command staff, to adjourn, thank you. >> president feinstein: thank you for a fine meeting. >> thank you, everyone, be safe. >> president feinstein: everybody be safe and well. thank you. >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's unique character. ♪♪ >> a

my pleasure. >> president feinstein: okay.public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. and madam president, there is no one on the public listen line. >> president feinstein: thank you. then public comment is closed. >> clerk: item 3 is approval of the minutes, discussion and possible action. discussion and possible action to approve meeting minutes. minutes from regular meeting on august 11, 2021, and minutes from regular meeting on august 25, 2021. >> president feinstein: thank you. commissioners, any questions? >> commissioner cleavel

senator feinstein? sen. feinstein: thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, when this report was released, the oig report on july 14, the fbi publicly promised "to take all necessary steps to ensure that the failure of the employees outlined in the report do not happen again." that is a direct quote and an important promise. can you please describe the specific steps -- specific steps -- the fbi has taken in the past two months to ensure that these failures do not happen again? mr. wray: thank you, senator feinstein, for the question. first, as has already been mentioned, the disciplinary process has already been completed on the supervisory special agent and he has been fired. second, we have strengthened policies, procedures, systems and training to address and incorporate all of inspector general horwitz's recommendations. many of them are complete now. that includes on the issue of reporting to state and local law enforcement, which by the way, should have happened here anyway, but to ensure that it happens going forward, we now require that th

senator diane feinstein wants proof of vaccination or negative covid test for travel within the u.s. doctors believe the requirement could also help prevent another holiday covid surge. >> reporter: millions of americans fly around the country during the holidays. covid cases tend to spike after those trips. >> movement of people definitely leads to an increase or bump in cases. we've seen that so many times in the last year whenever there's a holiday. >> reporter: senator diane feinstein tweeted, we can't allow upcoming holiday air travel to contribute to another surge in covid cases. today i introduced legislation requiring passengers on domestic flights to be vaccinated, test negative or be fully recovered from a previous covid illness. >> increasing that safety zone a little bit more. >> reporter: a doctor says the policy would help reduce the spread of covid. >> 100% it's time. other people are doing it. we've been doing it for international travel as a country. >> reporter: passengers say they're on board. >> absolutely. 1,000%. >> it would make me feel much safer flying knowin

vicki, thank you, catherine senator dianne feinstein is introduced a bold bill against covid-19 ahead of the upcoming travel season. >> the u.s. air travel, public safety act would require all passengers on us domestic flights to show proof of vaccination. a negative covid test or show proof that they have fully recovered from covid-19 the bill would require a national vaccination standard to be developed by the faa and the secretary of health and human services. the senator cited the 2020 holiday season is a contributing factor to last winter's devastating covid-19 surge. in a statement to kron 4. the senator says, quote, ensuring that air travelers protect themselves and their destination communities from this disease. it's critical to prevent the next surge. the tick yulee. if we confront new more virulent variant of covid-19 it only makes sense that we also ensure the millions of airline passengers that crisscross our country are not contributing to further transmission, especially as young children remain well, in eligible to be vaccinated. our first always tracking local stories

but he made some remarks recently about senator dianne feinstein during a radio interview. what did he say and how might that play into all this? >> reporter: it's funny, as much as newsom is national in this race, so is elder. elder is speaking about what it would mean for republicans to have him in office in california. take a listen to what he said about the prospect of having a senate opening and having a republican governor in california. take a listen to this. >> governor elder should replace dianne feinstein that nobody's seen in weeks. i'm told she's in worse mental condition than joe biden. they're afraid i would replace her with a republican which i certainly would do and that would be an earthquake in washington, d.c. >> reporter: a number of democrats in california welcome that message from elder because remember, this is a state that voted for joe biden by 30 points in 2020. they do not want to see a republican senator if something were to happen to feinstein, if she were to resign. that's something democrats are welcoming. clearly it motivates republicans but

senator feinstein has not voted since the senate reconvened on september 20th.vote is critical for democrats to pass legislation without republican support. but we all know that outdoor dining park let's have helped restaurants stay afloat during the pandemic. for me. it was i was able to bring people back to work to take care of their families and that was and that was awesome well after the break the legislation to expand outdoor dining statewide and why some businesses aren't so sure will help their bottom line. tracking up warm up are tracking a warm up in the bay area as we head towards this friday and saturday. we'll chat about that in the five day forecast is next. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco th

>> now 6 senator dianne feinstein is taking a bold step against covid-19 ahead of the upcoming holidays today she introduced a bill that would require all passengers on domestic flights to either be fully vaccinated recently tested negative for coronavirus. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. >> i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. senator feinstein says the new legislation aims to prevent a new winter surge of covid infections. spurred by holiday travel. joining us now with more details on all of this is our grant lotus. grant panic and part of the thinking here is that you don't know which variants may be coming before it's too late. and we thought were kind of in the clear and then all the sudden boom delta which had been around the thinking here is that you have this bill and if they can get a pass tweeted the bills of the u.s. air travel safety act. it would require the secretary of health and human services in consultation with the faa to develop national vaccination standards and procedures related to covid and domestic air travel. the legislation builds off th

we heard him say diane feinstein hasn't been seen and she's the same as biden.stuff there. and he's pretty excited about it. it sounds a lot like the way trump talked about rbg. so, yeah, i mean, it's incredibly disgusting. he also said a lot of stuff. he's going to get rid of covid restrictions, he's going to get rid of a women's right to choose. and california is an enormous, enormous state. it's going to change america if this happens. >> molly, i did want to get your take on the texas abortion law because i know you've been writing about this. this is an earthquake that happened this week. >> it's a -- it's huge. basically, what happened is that on the shadow docket, the supreme court, these five justices, overturned roe in the middle of the night by not doing anything. and now you see so many red state governors are going to follow suit. we're going to have six-week bills that are going to end up being the thing these republican governors do to prove they are trumpier than trump. and i'm really -- i think it's never going to affect affluent women in blue st

the absence of dianne feinstein would be enormous for the biden administration. the state? >> well, i definitely think it can rally conservatives much in the same way that it would in other states or even supreme court picks and judicial picks rally conservatives, but, you know, electorally democrats do have an advantage here. they have about a -- almost a 2-1 advantage here and as you said in the lead-up, gaven is extraordinarily popular, and i think a lot of voters actually understand the difference between descriptive and substantive representation. you know, as an african-american man, there's only been two blacks elected -- elected to governorships in this country and that actually in our entire history and that happened within the last 30 year, so i -- i imagine that there's some sense of, you know, some conservatives saying look what we -- look what we can do, and it's not about black conservatism. it's not that at all. it's just that, you know, you don't want the -- him to be the opening through which you have a lot of policies like what we've seen in tex

only having a 50/50, zero seat advantage in the senate, if senator dianne feinstein, who is getting up there in age in declining health, if they were to leave the next governor of california or the current governor if he keeps his job gets to pick the 50th u.s. senator an i think democrats would be nervous if it's not newsom in the chair. >> check out more like this on nbc lx on 11-5, xfinity 185 or lx.com. remember we've got an entire page dedicated to the recall election on our website. head to nbcbayarea.com click on newsom recall. it's up in the trending bar. >>> san francisco today launches the first of four weekly covid vaccination clinics on school campuses. today's clinic open after schools at malcolm xed a kay my, wednesday at balboa high school and the other two clinics are at the richmond mccoppin elementary and sunset elementary campuses saturday and sunday. >>> a live look at the federal courthouse in san jose where also today testimony resumes in the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes. the trial has been on hold for nearly a week because of covid concerns. shortl

and i want to stress that senator feinstein is in good health. so, this is entirely theoretical, but it is now a political issue. and here is what larry elder said about replacing senator feinstein. >> they're afraid i'm going to replace her with a republican, which i most certainly would do. and that would be an earthquake in washington, d.c. >> he's right about that. it would be an earthquake. he's right about all of that. governor larry elder could make senator mitch mcconnell the majority leader of the united states senate. all it takes now for the democrats to lose control of the senate is for the democrats to lose one senate seat, just one. larry elder is the kind of republican who could never come close to winning a majority vote in the state of california, but he can win 33% of the vote. and in this recall election, that's more than enough to make him governor. and that means the recall election is now about two people, larry elder and gavin newsom. republicans want to remove gavin newsom, and democrats want to stop larry elder. the democ

in a statement, senator feinstein side at the 2020 holiday season as a contributing factor to last winter's devastating covid-19 surge sane there should be tougher restrictions to ensure that that doesn't happen again. this is a historic day for the city of san jose and the city's chinese american community which received an official apology for the city's role in the injustices against chinese immigrants. kron four's haaziq lagoon has that story for us. >> now. therefore be it resolved. that the council, the city of san jose. apologize to all chinese immigrants and their descendants who came to standards that were victims of systemic and institutional racism xenophobia and discrimination. >> it is a formal apology to san jose's chinese american community in a resolution passed by the san jose city council read at this special ceremony by san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> we saw that the fine, the lingering consequences of discriminatory policies. >> of the city of san jose at the resolution contains a long list of atrocities against chinese immigrants in san jose dating back to the late 1800

only having a 50/50 really zero-seat advantage in the senate, if california's senator dianne feinstein who is getting up there in age, who is in declining health, if she were to leave, that means the next governor of california or the current governor gets to pick the 50th u.s. senator. and i think democrats will be very nervous if it's not newsom in that chair. >>> we've got a full list of voting centers throughout the bay area online along with the entire page dedicated to the recall election. just head to nbcbayarea.com. click on newsom recall, it's in the top trending bar, and join us tonight for nbc bay area news at 11:00 for live team coverage and analysis as well tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." >>> testimony picking back up this morning, the criminal fraud trial for elizabeth holmes. new this morning we've learned a juror has been excused from the case due to financial hardship. an alternate juror will replace them. this is new video of our nbc bay area photographer captured of holmes walking into the courthouse just a few hours ago. the trial picks up today because shor

senator feinstein wants travellers to add something to their carry-ons. proof of vaccinations or negative covid tests for travel in the u.s. jean elle spoke to authorities who say that could prevent a dreaded holiday surge. >> reporter: millions of americans fly around the country during the holidays. covid cases tend to spike after those trips. >> movement of people definitely leads to an increase or bump in cases. we've seen it so many times in the last year. whenever there is a holiday. >> reporter: hoping to end the trend, senator final stein tweeted, we can't allow up coming holiday air travel to contribute to another surge in covid cases. i introduced legislation requiring passengers on domestic flights to be vaccinated, test negative or be fully recovered from a previous covid illness. >> increase the safety zone a little more. >> reporter: the infectious disease expert said the policy would help reduce the spread of covid. >> 100%. it's time. other people are doing it. we've certainly been doing it as a country for international travel. >> i'm sur

senator feinstein's new proposal that would change the way we fly. >> a historic day for the city of san jose and the city's chinese americans that community receive an official apology for san jose's role in the injustices against chinese immigrants from force. has it made you has the story. >> it is truly a historic moment on the sound. the city council to finally about resolution. >> 130 years. >> this is a momentous day. to be proud of. san jose. >> it is a formal apology to san jose's chinese american community in the resolution passed by the san jose city council read at this special ceremony by san jose mayor sam liccardo now therefore be it resolved. >> that the council, the city of san jose. apologize to all chinese immigrants and their descendants who came to standards that were victims of systemic and institutional racism xenophobia and discrimination. >> the resolution contains a long list of atrocities against chinese immigrants in san jose dating back to the late 1800's in san jose's market street chinatown was deliberately burned to the ground and were >> the market st

dianne feinstein, the united states senator from california, is 88 years old. and in recent years, her performance has concerned democrats who have been urging her to resign. if larry elder becomes governor and if dianne feinstein has to leave the senate, he has said he will appoint a republican in her place to serve the remainder of her term, which would make the u.s. senate no longer controlled by democrats. so there's potentially a lot at stake here. >> sreenivasan: jeff greenfield joining us from california, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: it's no secret that music can evoke emotion and influence someone's moodbut musicians and scientists are advancing studies on how it can help with healing. during the pandemic, one diverse set of musicians added their creative talents to the study of therapeutic music, teaming up as a "drone ensemble" to make music for healing. "newshour weekend" special correspondent mike cerre has the story. >> reporter: what do you get when you cross opera star renee fleming with rock star mickey hart of the grateful dead

in a tweet, senator feinstein's office says, we can't allow upcoming holiday air travel to contribute to another surge in covid cases. >>> starting today, all eligible adults in marin county can get pfizer's covid booster shots. kpix 5 shows us how one clinic is focusing on older adults. >> reporter: allen, right now in northgate mall, if your 75 or older, come here to get your third dose of the booster shot. that's the focus at this site here. health leaders say, this age group is first priority because there covid symptoms can be more severe. you can get the booster shot too if you are 65 and older anywhere in any of the clinics in marin county or if you live in long-term care facilities. also people ages 50 to 64 with underlying medical conditions, butchers are also available to people between the ages of 18 and 49 with underlying medical conditions. then, to people of all ages whose risks are increased due to their jobs as well. >> we are also remaining focused on the unvaccinated. we have approximately 20,000 people in marin county that are eligible and are unvaccinated. that's w

and god forbid elder should replace governor feinstein who nobody has seen in weeks. with an republican. which i would a do. and there would be an earthquake in washington, d.c. >>wo with me, director of the public policy program at the roosevelt house. welcome to you. we know an ousting of dianne feinstein could prove problematic for the biden administration. could it rally conservatives in the state? >> i think it could rally conservativesra much in the wayt would in other states in the way that supreme court picks rally conservatives. as you said in the leadup, gavin is extraordinarily popular. i think a lot of voters actually understand the difference between descriptive and substantive representation. as an african-american man, there have only been two blacks elected to governorships in this country, actually in our entire history. it happened within the last 30 years. i imagine there is some sense of some conservatives saying look what we can do. and it is not about black conservativism. it's not that at all. it's just that, you know, you don't want him to be t

maybe it's time we replace senator feinstein.oughts. >> i -- lisa, your thoughts on this. >> i find it interesting about his age when he's not that much older than joe biden. [laughter] i actually think democrat leadership wouldn't want him to step down before the midterm elections because what that actually does is put a lot of their democrats have a really vulnerable position who are running for re-election in the senate. kelly in a tough spot in arizona, hasan in new hampshire. you would think leadership wouldn't want him to step down. i would like him to, you know, put them in that position for all i care because, you know, i would love those people to lose, but if you're democrat leadership, maybe not. >> i want to put up some of the heedlines, dr. pfaff psi, and then we'll -- dr. staff dr. saphier, and then we'll go to you. you a had back on a may 3rd npr, liberals admired justice breyer, now they want him to retire. i don't know if the symmetry or the wording was right. the"the washington post" with democrats poised in jan

one, it's offensive to dianne feinstein so not only are they talking about racial issues, sexism andey said they were going back and forth with each other. larry elder was making all policy arguments and gavin newsome made only personal attacks. so i think that's one of the reasons the californians that want to vote newsome out are thinking about it. i don't love the recall process, but i understand why people want it in california. however i do think when it was announced that president biden was going to go and campaign for gavin newsome, i believe that they must feel that gavin newsome is going to win and then biden's team will say, see, he's not a drag on the party, he's fine. >> jeanine: right. do you agree with that jesse? >> jesse: i do it was a coin flip until three weeks ago and the democrats panicked and the union and democrats hollywood powered money into the i say ra. just at the same time he was attacking his race his divorce and his taxes. like you said all personal smears nothing to do with policy. but if i was running the campaign i would make it about management. you

feinstein is 88 years old but made no indication she is stepping down.e's replaced by a republican. all right, libby, thank you. >> thanks. >>> the state of louisiana is still reeling from hurricane ida and folks are now bracing for potentially another system coming ashore. are officials able to take on another emergency? are the people able to take on another emergency? we're live there next. >>> later today on "the sunday show," cedric richmond joins jonathan to talk hurricane response, infrastructure and so much more. a wide ranging interview on "the sunday show" 10:00 eastern. how"n and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. introducing the all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l jeep. there's only one. what are you wearing, dog? they're pants, dog. no, these are pants, dog. no way. my pants are pants, dog. pizza on a bagel—we can all agree with that. uhm whatever those are, they're not pants. [ ding ] frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec ot

senator feinstein has not voted since the state. the senate reconvenes on september 20th.for democrats to pass legislation without republican support. a groundbreaking ceremony took place today for the construction of the obama presidential library in chicago. the former president, former first lady michelle obama and chicago mayor lori light, but were among those who attended the historic event. the $500 million center will be built on the grounds of jackson park in the city's south side neighborhood. the presidential library complex will include a state of the art library, museums and several gardens. we want this to be a hub for in house fellows with real world experience to share. what's working and what's not in solving the big problems of the day. we envision this is a place where residents and visitors from all over the world come together. and restore the promise of the people's park. the obama presidential library is expected to take four years to be fully completed. alrighty checking out the forecast. it includes a little bit of increased fire danger for a part o

i know recognize senator dianne feinstein of california. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i welcome the opportunity to say a few words about this appalling abuse of young athletes and the failures of the fbi to protect them. it was more than five years ago that we heard about the horrific abuse perpetrated by larry nasser and began working to reform how amateur athletic organizations handle sexual abuse allegations. i have met several times with some of our witnesses, i believe two are here today and other athletes who have been harmed by the conduct that we are all here today to discuss. the strength and the courage that i have seen from these young women is really astonishing and a role model for others. they are really the champions for sexual abuse prevention who are speaking out to ensure other young athletes don't suffer as they did. unfortunately, their bravery in some cases has been met with a disturbing lack of action within the fbi step the findings in the justice department inspector general july report found serious problems with how the fbi conducted its inves

after a letter that i wrote along with senator feinstein, specifically urging the top leadership of the department of justice to come before us. i want cooperation. i would like to hear their testimony. >> can i say one thing? also, just the message, by them not showing up, to me says that child abuse does not matter. i think that is something that people in positions of power and these powerful organizations need to think about. the message they are sending that abuse doesn't matter. i think it is shocking and disturbing that they did not think it was important or they did not think what happened to us -- i would have to speculate -- wasn't bad enough. it is unacceptable. hopefully we will get to hear their testimonies and if there is another hearing they will show up. >> i will just say generally, what we saw from the indianapolis office of the fbi, then the los angeles office, then the entire system, was a failure to take seriously these allegations. they didn't take them seriously. that is what really should be outrageous. the perception may well be that the department of justice do

kennedy: there were democrats wanting to replace dianne feinstein. >> not that loudly it's mostly onlyhat out. let's be clear about what's going on here. [laughter] butts, i think if you look at the exit polls it was a validation of the covid policies over 50% approval for vaccine mandates what we had fighting with a higher approval than on a national level. i don't think this is we worship you gavin newsom. i think his wife does. >> even she doesn't. she just uses the whole thing to forward her own. >> i did not know that do tell. >> jennifer, you guys, right cap take us home. >> yes, look, it was just so perfect at the met gala, gullah, i'm never invited to them they are cowards there will never invite me because i'll show them what real fun looks like it all the rules for everyone else and none for me. no, nobody likes him. even the people who were supporters i guess all they would say it was he is not a republican, which is not a compliment. if somebody said that about me, that's all they could think of that's nice that kat is not a republican, yes as a trivia fact that's true with

stan: so, senator dianne feinstein taking a bold step ahead of the upcoming holidays.t will require all passengers on flights to show vaccination proof or proof that they have fully recovered from covid-19, or a negative test. in a tweet, she said "we can't allow holiday travel to contribute to another surge in covid cases." spencer, you fly a lot. spencer: i do, and i support the mandate of proving vaccination before you board a flight. i want people to be safe and i want everyone to be concerned about the people around them as well. get vaccinated before you kristen: drew, it is similar to hawaii, where in negative test also works. and she acknowledges natural immunity too if you drew: you can still fly, you just have to prove you are negative. we are at the point, 18 months into this thing, where we have to protect people. it is becoming a public health issue, where the majority of people in hospitals. are unvaccinated. of course, the holiday is a huge time to travel and mingling indoors because the weather is colder, so i am all for this, i think it is a good thing

with a republican if he becomes governor though 88-year-old feinstein says she has no plans of steppingks which he calls a racial smear campaign. >> they are afraid i'm going to break the stranglehold over blocks and browns for years, all it is as common sense will do something about the crime and lousy education and the rise in homelessness and something with our water crisis, art tour management of the forest. >> recent polling shows the majority of likely voters are in favor of keeping gavin newsom in office as democrats try to convince voters in the blue state that the recall effort is in republican power grab push by trump's supporters. >> make no mistake larry elder dreams of being california zone donald trump. [cheering] >> i don't know about you but i will fight with everything that i've got from putting one more donald trump republican in office. >> the most important election and lifetime was last november to beating donald trump, that was right. but you also know this we did not defeat trumpism. >> newsom has had a busy weekend campaigning and is not finished and amy klobucha

>> thank you, senator feinstein for the question. so, first, as has already been mentioned, the disciplinary process has already been completed on the supervisory special agent and he's been fired. second, we have strengthened policies, procedures, systems and training to address and incorporate all underline, all of inspector horowitz's recommendations, many of them complete now. that includes, for example, on the issue of reporting to state and local law enforcement. there's an audit trail and he's accountable that way, that he has to confirm it to his supervisor and we've had additional mandatory training for everyone involved. we had two kinds of training already implemented, one for every single employee in the fbi. i've taken that training myself. but also training specifically targeted at the employees who handle these kinds of cases and their supervisors. that's just on that one piece. we have similar changes to field offices and so forth. >> mr. chairman. >> yes? >> i don't want to go into more specifics. i heard his commitm

republicans would then be able to retake control of the senate, however, 88-year-old feinstein says sheown. elder was also on media buzz defending himself against recent ramped up political attacks against him. >> i think because the press oftentimes serves as public relation bureau for the democrat party and they're definitely afraid that larry elder, a black guy from the hood, went to public hood might break the strangle hold that democrats have had in become and brown voters here in california. christina: as for newsom, he's campaigning with minnesota senator amy klobuchar later today, mike. mike: christina coleman, thank you so much. long-time weather man and larger than life personality star died at age of 87, more on truly legendary career coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ life is full of unexpected surprises. for your first day of school. but other times, it helps knowing what to expect. at university of phoenix, you can count on fixed, affordable tuition for your program. learn more at phoenix.edu to make my vision a reality. i have to take every pe