>> yes. >> president feinstein: all right. >> you guys are all back with me. >> president feinstein: commissioner covington, did you wish to speak? >> commissioner covington: yes, i was going to suggest that we applaud her in abstentia, but she has come up again, and i think this really does deserve a round of applause from all of us. [applause] >> yes, yes, and yes. >> commissioner covington: oh, my goodness. the description of what happened speaks for itself, and i just really want to appreciate you for, first of all, being called upon and serving and doing what you did when called upon in dire straits. just walking on a boat can be problematic, so having to tend to an injured person or person in distress is even much, much more stressful, to kudos to you. >> thank you. thank you. >> president feinstein: any further comments from any of the commissioners? yes, vice president nakajo, please. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you, madam president. captain goudreau, even though it's virtual, i appreciate you being able to come and be in our presence. part of this is just the proud nature

>> 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

>>commissioner morgan: thank you, president feinstein. nice to meet you. >> president feinstein: the san francisco commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, for forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> clerk: item 2, resolution 2021-02, discussion and possible action. resolution making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953-e. >> president feinstein: yes, and if i might say a few words abo

>>commissioner morgan: thank you, president feinstein.e to meet you. >> president feinstein: the san francisco commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, for forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> clerk: item 2, resolution 2021-02, discussion and possible action. resolution making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953-e. >> president feinstein: yes, and if i might say a few words about t

i want to thank senators ernst and feinstein for their work. senator feinstein could not join us this morning due to a serious illness in the family but she is here in spirit. senator leahy, we expect him to be here momentarily. senator klobuchar has also been invaluable. i am grateful for their shared commitment to produce a strong bipartisan bill. in march, the house passed the vawa reauthorization bill, from the indomitable congresswoman, sheila jackson lee. and congresswoman diane fitzpatrick. they house legislation will improve this vital law and not rollback the progress that we have made. this new version of the violence against women act will not only provide funding to organizations and resources to support survivors, it will invest in critical prevention education. it will improve access to services for survivors in rural areas and those who require culturally specific services. it will enhance protections for native american women and children. it will help keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of abusers and which will provide sur

little earlier this year, senator dianne feinstein pushing to get more than 18 million dollars in direct funding for bay area projects

will first begin with a statement from senator ernst who i mentioned earlier worked with senator feinstein and myself to get the bill introduced and enacted into law members of the senate judiciary committee the violence against women act is now over 25-years-old as many of us are aware this provides desperately needed resources to tackle domestic and sexual abuse in our communities and as too often, authorization has lapsed but despite that reality year after year, the programs continue to be funded by congress. i am a survivor myself. i know firsthand the fear that comes when someone you trust abuse this year. but you don't have to be a survivor to understand just how awful violence against women can be in terms of physical and mental well-being. in terms of self image and our families and the security of our society as a whole. i wasn't in the senate in 2013 the last time congress exercised this but since i've been here i've had a vested interest in being part of the process and getting this vitally important i to bill modernized and reauthorized because i believe we can improve the vio

i want to thank senators ernst and feinstein for their tireless efforts. senator feinstein because of a illness in the family could not join us this morning but she's here in spirit and we support ore leadership. number of colleagues including senator leahy expecting to be here momentarily and make a statement and senator amy klobuchar has always been invaluable contributor to the effort. grateful for the shared commitment to produce a strong bipartisan bill. and march once again strong support from the indomitable congresswoman she'll jackson lee. house judiciary committee chair nadler and kmong fitzpatrick. our legislation will modernize and improve the final law and won't roll back the progress we've made. the new version of violence against women act will not only provide funding to organizations and resources that support survivors, it will invest in education and improve access to survivors for survivors in rural areas and those who require culturally specific services. it will enhance protections for native american, women and children. it will help

abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz joins us now with details on a proposal from senator feinstein. >> at sfossengers appeared to be following the rules and wearing masks. is that enough? should airlines require proof of vaccination or negative covid test? >> yeah, they should. >> i don't agree with it. >> like any mandate, the proposal is contentious but a growing number of experts are urging airlines to make the vaccine the requirement for domestic travel. >> i think it's a great idea to have vaccine mandates for travel. it ensures immunity on the plane. that makes everyone feel better as they start contemplating travel. >> this mandate. they twittered thready documents his own experience sitting on a five hour flight to a woman who was not keeping her mask on and said she wasn't vaccinated. i understand that she had the freedom not to be vaccinated but the old man next to her has the right to her has the right to fly without getting infected. >> masks are effective but people take them off and on. you eat on a plane soy a plane is a mixed bag. >> the issue is over the new bill by californi

feinstein said that the country cannot allow upcoming holiday travel to continue to another surge in cases. the bill would also allow people who have recovered from the coronavirus to travel on domestic flights. airline leaders have said that the vaccine mandate would be logistically impractical. >>> and "the cincinnati enquirer" says the bangles rallied past the jaguars on thursday night football. rookie evan mcpherson kicked the 35-yard field goal to lift them to the victory. the bengals moved to 3-1 in the season. they overcame the 14-1 halftime deficit last night. the jaguars have not won a game yet this year. >>> still ahead, get your napkins ready, an iconic mcdonald's sandwich is returning to the menu for a limited time. we'll tell you when. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> the white house was lit up in pink overnight to mark the start of national breast cancer awareness month. the biden administration says its goal is to raise awareness of what americans can do to

senator feinstein says air travel was a big reason behind the surge that happened last winter. and says it needs to be prevented from happening again. it appears vaccine mandates have encouraged employees to get the shot. united airlines says half of its employees who were facing dismissal for refusing to get vaccinated. have now gotten the shot. that means the number of workers facing termination is down to 320 from 593. the airline says those employees were vaccinated in just 48 hours. 99% of united workers have either been vaccinated or applied for an exemption and tyson's food tyson foods rather says more than 90% of its employees are vaccinated. according to the new york times, the company has nearly doubled the number of its workers who have received the shot since it announced a mandate in early august. thyssen office workers have to be fully vaccinated by friday, and plant workers have until november, 1st employees received a $200 bonus for complying. less than an hour from now, california's eviction moratorium will be history, it protected those who could not pay rent

[laughter] i'm just pulling this one out, i think it's feinstein.rong could pull into the lead here, kevin. which of these donkeys once had their own tv showed that peter elon musk, oliver stone and lance armstrong? was arizona senator kyrsten sinema, speaker of the house nancy pelosi or california governor gavin newsom? this ourt question, control room? okay, it's not. come on, party people. stay in the game. which of these donkeys once wrote a letter asking the judge to show leniency to a man convicted to beating his wife so brutally she required facial reconstruction surgery and then went on to kill her when he got out of prison? was it minnesota congresswoman omar? secretary marcia fudge or atlanta mayor lance? >> i'll go with omar. kennedy: no. kennedy: stephen and canon kevin, you're still tied for the lead. it's worth two points. this is a speed run, we got to go past. which of these donkeys lived in israel? chuck schumer, debbie schulte or bernie sanders? >> going with debbie . kennedy: wrong. what am i doing in this real? this is not russia

dianne feinstein, we haven't seen her much lately but she apparently introduced legislation to do justour reaction, senator? >> the ever present dr. fauci agrees with her. he wants to ban people from flying as well, it totally goes against the science. ignoring the 100 million people who got immunity naturally. it's a terrible idea and it goes against the very basic idea of a free society. i said yesterday one of the most incredible primary medical rights we have is to decide what goes into our body, what kind of injections we get, whether we have surgery or don't have surgery. so everything they are doing is against the science but also really against the foundation of the freedom that our country was founded upon. >> laura: yesterday on a separate issue, senator, treasury secretary janet yellen, she addressed just how bad our national debt is. >> relative to gdp, it is around 105%. >> do you believe there is a level of debt that is unsustainable in our economy? >> interest rates are zero and negative in real terms. certainly, we could have a substantially higher burden. >> laura: i g

it is stunning the bureaucracy, uninformed, ignorant, no medical background, diane feinstein has introduced legislation to stop the unvaccinated from traveling on an airplane. >> the truth is the opposite. those who had the disease and survived, we are more at risk of being around only vaccinated people. these people are hysterical about the unvaccinated, it is the opposite of the truth. the riskiest people to catch up from our people who are vaccinated versus people who had the disease. some people who aren't vaccinated who haven't had the disease, i recommend they voluntarily get the vaccine but think of all the doctors, all the lawyers, orderlies in the hospital who worked for a year and a half to save lives without any vaccine at all who got covid, they survive, they had immunity in the hospitals are saying we are getting rid of you unless you submit to a vaccine but it doesn't go with the science, the science shows greater immunity if you had the disease than if you have simply been vaccinated. >> the court has to settle the phone, they are not going to change their view on that but ge

california senator dianne feinstein has proposed more than 18 million dollars in direct funding for baperney. >> as part of the 2022 fiscal year government funding bills. senator feinstein said in a statement, quote, i'm proud we were able to get this critical funding included in the senate bills and will work with colleagues to ensure that california receives its fair share in the final package negotiated with the house, the house and senate are expected to begin negotiations soon. this bill will fund the government through september 30th of 2022. governor gavin newsome and and more than a dozen state lawmakers are heading to scotland for climate summit kron four's. ashley zavala explains what state leaders are hoping to bring back from this trip. >> governor gavin newsome will join global leaders next week for the united nations climate change conference also known as cop 26 in glasgow scotland. the governor is set to urge international leaders to end the worldwide reliance on oil at an event in the bay area. wednesday newsom said he plans to promote his effort to prohibit new oil drill

senator dianne feinstein now calling on the feds to investigate. she says the pipeline owner has a history of safety violations. >>> an update on the fishing vessel that sank in san francisco bay. this video is of salvage operations today at the hyde street pier. the boat started taking onit sa an oil absorbent pad has been placed around the bow. you can carry 250 gallons of fuel, but it is not clear how full the tanks were when it sank. >>> the next story sounds like something out of a movie because nasa is making plans in case it ever has to protect our planet from an asteroid. the agency is going to conduct its first test for planetary defense. nasa will launch a space x falcon rocket from the space force base aimed at a 225 foot long asteroid that is currently orbiting a larger asteroid about 6 million miles away. nasa wants to see if it can change the orbit of the smaller asteroid by crashing the rocket into a. if it works, the thought is the technique could be used to change the course of any space rock that threatens earth. nasa plans to str

as for passengers, senator dianne feinstein just introduced a bill to require vaccination, a negativet, or proof of recovery to take a domestic flight. our andria borba will have more details tonight at 11:00. >>> in a live look at capitol hill, where a stopgap guilt to fund the government until december has cleared congress. next, lawmakers will dig into their dispute over raising the debt ceiling. can treasury secretary says the u.s. risks a recession if it this deal is not done by october 18. >>> let's hope that people in sonoma county sleep a little better tonight. a small earthquake shook lots of them awake this morning. early. the magnitude 3.4 quake struck santa rosa at quarter to six, and it didn't hurt anybody , or do any damage, but nearly 1000 people reported feeling it. >>> a live look outside at the san francisco skyline. really a pretty day outside. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the forecast on this friday eve. >>> warmer than average temperatures, and that part of the forecast will not change very much as we head into the first several days of october.

today to speak with house democrats in an effort to get both sides on the same page, senator dianne feinsteinntroduced a new bill that would require air travelers to be fully vaccinated or be tested for covid before boarding a domestic flight. this bill would require the department of health and human services and the faa to create standards for airlines to verify that a person has either been vaccinated or tested negative for covid-19 senator feinstein said that air travel was a big reason for the surge in covid cases. last winter, she said she doesn't want that to happen again. the campaign to lead the bay area's most populated city is heating up. as ktvu azenith smith reports the field of candidates to become the next mayor of san jose. is growing. after much speculation, santa clara county supervisor cindy tshamba's made it official on thursday, announcing she is running for san jose mayor. she made that announcement outside her home, surrounded by supporters. chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years and was one san jose's vice mayor. her campaign slogan. as a cit

the proposal comes from california senator dianne feinstein and would have travelers on u.s. flights present either a covid-19 vaccination record, a negative pcr test or proof of recovered covid-19 infection. checking, though, would not be the job of the tsa. >> it does require all the attestation to be done by the airline and for the airline to provide confirmation of it. >> reporter: a gallup study from april said six of ten americans favor a vaccine mandate for u.s. air travel. professor rice from uc hastings specializes in vaccine law and says this proposal stands on very solid legal ground because it provides off ramps for the unvaccinated. >> one of the challenges to it might be you need to include a religious exemption for people who oppose covid-19 vaccine. i don't think that will fly and here's why. it has a general exception which is people can provide a negative test instead. so people with religious objections to vaccination can instead go and get the negative pcr test. so there's already an exemption built in. >> reporter: we asked some travelers at sfo what they

when we had our last fleet week in person, i made a joke that it was diane feinstein, our first mayor who was a woman who saved fleet week and now mayor london breed, our second mayor who is a woman, is so good and prepared for fleet week and i made the joke that women just know how to prepare better. but how would i know that we would have a global pandemic that none of us were expecting and that our mayor would act really quickly, more quickly than anyone else acted and that she would follow the science the whole way and not question it. and how did i know that our mayor would be so successful that we would be the only country in the whole nation able to post an in-person fleet week and that we'd take the risk to do so and we'd be safe enough to pull it through. now, my tenants, 500 of them, the commercial folks, the retail, the people-moving facilities we have, excursions, crews, we've suffered so much and our tenants and businesses are so eager to get people back to san francisco. and we're talking so much about the inner connectiveness about being prepared and honoring our sea se

some were feinstein school.and they were angry about increasing enrollment at a very competitive high school. and collins one of the board members she had the anti asian tweets. they removed her from the vice president position. she sued the district for $87 million. she eventually dropped it. then we have the city attorney suing the school district to keep it open. to open it to classes. on top of all that, the district has $116 million shortfall. and this recall election is going to cost $8 million. it's going to come out of san francisco taxpayers wallets in one way or another. >> a lot to clean up there. katie some students and participants are also unhappy about mandatory vaccinations for students and they protested up in sacramento this week. can you tell us more about that situation. >> protests are not anything new especially over the last couple of years. but this one took intensity in the very small and vocal minorities of people who are opposing these mandates. basically governor newsom has said that

was mary beth mcdade reporting the north bay congressman jared huffman and california sen dianne feinstein introduced a bill that would ban drilling off the coast of california. right now. fossil fuel jobs. literally outnumbered 5 to one. versus clean energy jobs in the state of california. this does not have to be part of our future. while live rescue crews are continuing to search for animals that have been impacted by the oil spill for now all trained volunteers are being used. the public is urged to stay away from the spill site and experts say it's just too early to know how many animals may have been killed or injured. well, switching gears, a patient with severe depression is now finding relief with an experimental brain implant. a ter years of suffering researchers at ucsf say the device was originally developed to help people with epilepsy. instead, the team calibrated to detect signals associated with depression and then interfere with them one year after the device was implanted. the patient says it has eliminated her depression with no side effects. the team of researchers says

that's when an effort to oust then mayor dianne feinstein failed. one person died, 2 others were injured in separate false from upper-level seating during a concert at the chase center happened last night. >> during a phish concert. police first responded to reports of a man who had been badly injured in a possible fall. this was about 09:00pm he did later die. >> but an hour later they got reports of a second person who fell. >> and when that happened, another person was injured from the man fell on him. those incidents are under investigation. kron four's amanda hari has a following up show have more during our prime time news beginning at 8. >> well, we're kicking off another workweek. want to check the 4 zone forecast is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge at a very hazy picture. and i don't know if that's the case because of what that is here are just orange kind of one. oh, wasn't that nice. i mean, i know it was not ton of rain. >> but it was so nice to get some of storm hit the bay area if only okay. but it pattern. real rain out t

little earlier this year, senator dianne feinstein pushing to get more than 18 million dollars in directding for bay area projects in a statement, the senator writes, quote, i'm proud we were able to get this critical funding included in the senate bills and will work with colleagues to ensure the california receives its fair share in the final package negotiated with the house, the house and senate are expected to begin negotiations soon. this bill would fund the government through september 30th of 2022. >> still ahead, more than a year and a half of restrictions are coming to an end as the country that's getting ready to open for travel the first time since early 2020 and may want to save more or maybe drive less. what's behind the soaring gas prices popping up around the bay area. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is im

. >> the issue is over the new bill by california senator dianne feinstein that would make vaccines, being negative for covid or proof of recent recovery a requirement. it is part of an effort to slow the spread of the virus. >> it is not really fair to do this to us. >> hannah from seattle says that she is against the mandate unless testing becomes more widely available. >> it is hard to get the test. >> wayne told us that an airline mandate would make him feel more comfortable. >> if they do it, it'd be safer for everybody who flies. >> the u.s. travel association told us that they are against this proposal. supporters of the mandate say that it is vaccines and not masks which are the long-term solution. >> tonight the fbi is disputing claims made by activists in the family of oakland man shot and killed three weeks ago today. a group called the anti-police terror project organized at city hall demanding answers for the shooting of jonathan cortez. according to the fbi, cortez was about to be served with multiple arrest warrants when he draw -- drew a firearm and was shot by the ag

kennedy: yeah and diane feinstein is 88. chuck grassley also 88, richard shelby 87.? chris? >> i don't understand why people don't retire. narcissists to think you are the only person who could do this job and you've been doing it forever. it's time to move over and by other people get in there and figure it out. as for the cognitive test -- i think the voters make a choice. [laughter] i did during the primary so he was running against a guy also in his mid- 70s which i think is ridiculous, frankly and i hope our next election we have to access running because it's our turn to run the country at this time, at least four years and that the millennial's takeover. i'm retiring as soon as i can. i'm in my 40s and i've already spoke with my financial advisor, when can i be done? kennedy: katie, i think it's a great idea. i proposed during the presidential debate in 2020 that each candidate should be given an iphone and they have to download the pizza hut app in the first one to order it and have it delivered should went. >> i think that's fantastic, they have to learn how

the proposal from senator dianne feinstein came to be over concerned of a covid-19 surge ahea the upcoming holiday season. to fly domestic travelers would have to present a covid vaccine record, negative pcr test or proof of recovered covid infection. experts say the proposal is legal but offers options for unvaccinated. >> people can provide negative test instead. so people with objections to vaccination can instead get a negative pcr test. so there is already an exemption built in. >> we asked some travelers at sfo what they think about the proposed law. >> i don't want to eat, drink on the plane. i am not taking my mask off. i would feel more comfortable knowing people are vaccinated. >> go with science, people. >> there is another proposal that would mandate vaccine or negative test for amtrak passengers as well. >>> cdc is projecting new covid- 19 deaths are likely to drop. it projects 724,000 to 753,000 coronavirus deaths reported by october 23. total covid-19 deaths in u.s. stand at just over 693,000. for the third week, cdc says new coronavirus hospital cases have gone down. >>> we

the proposal from senator dianne feinstein came to be over concerns of a covid-19 surge ahead of theason. to fly domestic travelers would have to present a covid vaccine record or negative pcr test or proof of recovered covid infection. it is legal because it offers options for unvaccinated. >> people can provide a negative test instead. people with religious objections to vaccination can instead get the negative pcr test. so there is already an exemption built in. >> we asked travelers what they think about the proposed law. >> i don't want to drink on the plane. i don't want to eat on the plane. i am not taking my mask off. i would feel more comfortable knowing someone else is vaccinated. >> let's just go with science, people. >>> there is another proposal that would mandate vaccine or a negative test for amtrak passengers as well. >>> new, australia's prime minister announced plans to reopen the borders to fully vaccinated citizens and permanent residents. the move comes more than 18 months after australia closed borders to the world. it is expected to take effect in november. >>>

dianne feinstein has proposed a bill for airlines to complement that policy. holiday travel season. a doctor from brown unit -- brown university documented his experience. he was sitting next to an un-vaccination -- an vaccinated woman who did not keep on her mask. he said we should have proof of vaccination. we asked travelers what they think. >> if they made it more accessible to get the test easier, where we are from, it's hard to get the test. >> if they do it, it will be safer not just for me for everybody who flies. kumasi: it is against the vaccine mandate for domestic air travel. it would have an unfair negative impact on families with young children who are not eligible for the vaccine. the airline lobbying group says it does not support a mandate. the group pointed out research showing air travel with masks is safe. speaking of airlines, there is one major carrier it is not requiring a poor use -- employees to be vaccinated. delta airlines has no plan to mandate maxine's -- vaccines. delta employees will be be to undergo weekly testing starting next

vaccine mandates are important for holiday travel that it could up and holiday travel and diane feinstein you're good and need to have proof of covid vaccination to get on airplanes to travel by the holidays. >> i have a lot to say about this issue, first of all california is been really hypocritical, they are allowing the test out strategy for teachers, in other words teachers don't necessarily have to get the vaccine, they have a vaccine mandate but they can allow for testing once a week instead, but for kids, there's an elementary school and up, they're not even allowing testing as an option for kids and five -year-olds are not allowed to have the vaccine yet so they're already getting ahead of themselves. the fda finally announced today after i wrote an article in the hill the fda advisory committee is going to review 5 - 11 -year-olds to see if it's safe let's not get the cart before the horse if it comes out i want kids to get it but if you start mandating it you have an uproar on your hands and you can have a policy which favors teachers over kids and puts kids at risk. elizabeth:

markey, i believe, say the time is up, mark zuckerberg we're coming for you i heard that from dianne feinsteinegislators in 2018. it's really difficult to come up with legislation that is not going to trample the first amendment to limit what facebook does in this area. it is really going to be a question of public pressure in some respects. in other respects they mentioned a privacy law which is up now. we've been waiting for that for years. it's badly, badly needed and i think maybe that is one thing they could do for us this session if they can get their act together >> jeff, it seems to me that mark zuckerberg and certainly frances haugen are talking past each other, perhaps intentionally. when zuckerberg is saying some of the things that were said don't make sense they seem to make total sense to me and two of the things that the testimony seemed to really focus in on is, one, the idea that government should have access to at least be able to understand the impact of social networks on society. and then, two, the algorithmic effects on society and debate need to be better understood and p

mayor dianne feinstein failed. >> los angeles county is demanding that a judge force kobe bryant's widowo submit to psychiatric examinations before a lawsuit. they filed goes to trial. that lawsuit is over. those alleged leaked images of the helicopter crash scene where 9 people were killed in january of 2020 including kobe bryant and his daughter gianna the families are claiming that the leak of the pictures was a violatdon of their civil rights and their privacy and caused them emotional stress. but the county wants to find out if the photographs actually contribute contributed to the distress or if it was simply because of the crash. bryant's attorneys say an 8 hour psychiatric evaluation is unreasonable. the case is scheduled for trial in february. >> former president donald trump has filed a lawsuit to block the release of documents to the congressional committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capitol. trump is claiming the request for those documents is almost limitless and scope saying many of them have no reasonable connection to the day the committee is looking into h

. >> and remember, people like nancy pelosi or dianne feinstein or gavin newsom, these ideas they embracedo to prep school and are isolated, live in gated communities, so this is all an experiment on the lower and middle classes and they are always immune from the consequences of their own bankrupt ideologies. >> jesse: that's true, they live in those gated communities. we reported last week that nancy pelosi owns 16 acres and a very nice neighborhood out there, and is obviously fenced in, but you know, doesn't matter. people fighting over crumbs, not her problem. vdh has a new book out, i want everyone to check it out. thank you for coming on "primetime," as always. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: coming up, opening shots fired in the war on christmas. also going after halloween and valentine's day, too. not valentine's day. is any holiday safe from the left? ♪ ♪ on it. -on it. on it, with jardiance. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known h

about what was going on in the 2016 campaign, you have a vivid anecdote about you and senator dianne feinstein of california speaking on the phone. she's saying, are you seeing what i'm seeing, in temps of what russia was doing to try to help the trump campaign and the way that trump appeared to be towing the kremlin line on even controversial things that otherwise didn't matter to u.s. politics in a way that was understandable. it did feel like -- and you did try to sound the alarm. now that alarm has been widely sounded. the mueller investigation, i want to talk more about in a minute, the impeachment saga, the entire drama of the trump -- of trump's one term in office is now laid bare before us, and it does seem like the republican party would be happy to put him back in the oval office despite everything that we learned about him. that to me is sort of soul sucking. you remain sort of optimistic that we can get past that and that republicans can change despite what you're seeing from them right now about their willingness to buy this stuff. >> you know, i do remain optimistic. and just as

we told you about senator dianne feinstein proposing a bill to do just that. experts say it could provide for a safer holiday season. you probably saw dr. jha of brown university document his own experience sitting beside an unvaccinated woman who did not keep her mask on during the flight. . 's conclusion -- the u.s. should require proof of vaccinations or a negative covid test to get on the plane. >> if they made it more acceptable for people to get the -- accessible to get the test, easier. where i'm from tomatoes hard to get the test. >> if they do it, it will be safer not just me, for everybody who flies. u.s. travel association says it is against a vaccine mandate for domestic air travel. it says the policy would have an unfair negative impact on families with young children who are not yet eligible for the vaccine. the airline lobbying group airlines for america says it also does not support a mandate. the group pointed to research showing that air travel with masks is safe. there's only one major airline left that is not requiring its employees to be v

alex padilla says it includes provisions from his wild land firefighter fair pay act with senator feinstein. it waves the annual pay cap for those fire crews. there's also $30 billion for disaster relief, including wildfire recovery, with billions expected to flow here to california. well. stocks were lower on wall street today, wrapping up the month of september with losses. the dow was down 546 points. the nasdaq was all 63 points and the s and p was lowered by 51 points. the s and p saw its first monthly loss since january. it's down nearly 5% for the month. traders remain worried about the pandemic, slowing consumer spending and growing inflation, among other factors. coming up a massive marijuana raid in the east bay that authorities say maybe the largest in our area ever will show you the intricate setup with room after room filled with marijuana plants. over the course of 18 months discovered that this was a very sophisticated and elaborate, almost corporate style. uh, cultivation operation. and temperatures today, above the average and warmer than yesterday by a few degrees, so it's