chief postel. >> good morning, president feinstein. congratulations, commissioner covington, to your reappointment to the greatest commission in the city. >> commissioner covington: thank you. >> this is my report for the week of february 9, 2022. we had no greater alarm fires, and this is a testament to the work being done by our training staff and training and preparedness for these incidents, so i'd like to commend all of them. we responded to a total of 14,303 incidents in january. 14% were a combined response, 27 response were an e.m.s. only response. we also responded to five water rescues and ten cliff rescues. on january 10, there was a tsunami event. prior to that event, our crews provided a vital public service by going out to ocean beach, china beach, and warned that the tsunami was coming and get the public out of the way. there was minimal damage, and no injuries were reported as a result of that, and it's a good preparation for a significant event for our people. those were the significant incidents of the month. the p.i.

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 tells me -- the d.c. c

senator feinstein said he replaced his divot in life and left things better than he found them. his enormous generosity is an inspiration for so many of us. >>> an arrest made after a 2- year-old abducted in sunnyvale. luong tammy huynh was arrested and booked on kidnapping, child endangerment and vehicle theft charges. they said she was arrested sunday night after returning to her san jose home and investigators said she stole the family suv sunday morning with a 2-year-old, jacob jardine, inside. the boy and car were found safe hours later. >>> police are investigating a shooting at a dave and busters restaurant in the east bay. kpix5 has jocelyn moran with the latest from the scene in concord. >> reporter: the setting is different than last night with concord police saying shots rang out before 11:00 p.m. last night and they said there was an argument between two groups inside dave and busters leading to the shooting and when officers arrived, they found a male and female with gunshot wounds and two others, both males with gunshot wounds, drove themselves to to sutter delta h

he was proud of senator feinstein's historic career in public service. he was a success at business and invested his wealth and easing human suffering from the streets of san francisco to some of the poorest corners of the globe. he founded the american himalayan foundation to assist the people of the himalayas. he also founded the blum center for developing economies at u.c. berkley to help teach students about microlending, social enterprise and other ways for poor people in developing nations to lift themselves from poverty. his passing, the story includes an anecdote that captured his kind and generous spirit. he said in all the conversations he had over the years with buddhist friends in the himalayas, no one convinced him of the likelihood of incarnation. maybe that's why he worked so hard to achieve so much good in this one lifetime he was given. demore to ease human suffering than others might do in a dozen lifetime opportunities. to senator dianne feinstein, beloved daughters and grand children and all who knew and love him, loretta and i offer

durbin: senator feinstein. sen. feinstein: excuse me. in 2016, the obama administration, for the first time, released data regarding the number of civilian deaths from drone strikes. i commended the administration at the time for taking this important step toward transparency. unfortunately, in 2019, the trump administration halted this annual requirement. i strongly believe, mr. chairman, that greater transparency with drone strike data is away way for the public to gauge the true value of the drone program and understand the care with which these operations are conducted. hiding this information moves us in the wrong direction. various numbers have been tallied by outside organizations, but the government has access to unique information to help determine the number of civilian deaths. i believe the american people deserve to know more about this program and its effects around the world. in 2019, president trump removed the requirement to annually report. i would like to ask this question to everyone if they would quickly answer it. wh

. >>> richard blum the husband of senator diane feinstein has dined at age 86. he served on the uc board of reasonablents and developed economies at u.c. berkeley and ran and equity investment firm and worked to help people in the himalayas. senator feinstein says he was the man that replaced his divot in life that left things better then a found it. his generosity is an inspiration for many of us. >>> four people were injured in a shooting at a dave and busters in the east bay. kpix5's jocklin moran on the investigation in concord. >> reporter: the setting here today a lot different than last night. concord police say shots rang before 11:00 p.m. last night. they say there was an argument between two groups inside dave and busters. that led to the shooting. they say when officers arrived, they found a male and female with gunshot wounds. two others both males, also with gunshot wounds drove themselves to the hospital in ann okay. police say no one outside of two groups and the argument were shot. but you can imagine the frightening moments people inside experie

even going after dianne feinstein when she was at city hall there is a confederate flag outside of citydown and she said it should be restored rather than removed. because of that they wanted to take dianne feinstein to be the very liberal democrat senator from california out of that school. these people are just insane they do not focus on what really matters, real issues that make a difference in people's lives for the focus on exotica. even places like san francisco say they have had it. this is a precursor to more bad news to the left. >> just to clarify et cetera find saint there is a history exhibit she wasn't she supported the flagger thought is representing something positive. carol would we look at progressive governance in big cities in america we often look in l.a. and san francisco. new york not that far behind. you personally decided not that long ago you had had enough of it. >> yes. the thing is that woke notice and progressivism is very unpopular in america. i know they make it seemed like everyone agrees with that. it pulls very badly. the thing is they've had control o

. 30% of california voters gave feinstein positive marks with 49% disapproving.einstein has lost support from women voters with only a third approving of her performance. vice president kamala harris didn't farewell in her home state with 38% approval and 46% disapproval. harris and president biden's approval ratings have dropped sharply from last summer in line with their falling approval nationwide. >>> a new poll shows that roughly seven in ten americans agree with former vice president mike pence's assertion he had no authority to overturn the 2020 election. that includes a slight majority of republicans surveyed. pence will be in the area today to speak at stanford college. republicans invited him as part of the young america's foundation advancing freedom lecture series. >>> money watch, mortgage costs hit a new high. plus what google is doing to protect android users. diane king hall joins us with more live from the cbs broadcast center in new york. diane, good morning. >>> good morning. major stock indexes bounced off lows. the central bank is preparing t

. >> senator booker, senator feinstein could not attend but senator booker was there. >> >> as tensionsain high there are concerns that russian invasion would cause humanitarian effects and prompt team migration crisis in europe the atlantic cancel will hear more about that on friday 12:30 p.m. eastern life on c-span online c-span.org or for coverage

. >> senator booker, senator feinstein could not attend but senator booker was there. cover.nload the app for free today. >> the senate special committee on aging held a hearing on improving medicare and medicaid services for people who are eligible for both programs. chair bob casey spoke about proposed legislation called the pace expended act which help streamline the medicare medicaid systems. this is about 90 minutes. sen. casey: good morning. today's hearing will focus

. >>> senator phi and diane feinstein's approval ratings have plummeted to a new low in her three decade senate career. just 30% of california voters gave her positive marks, with 49% disapproving. in particular, feinstein has lost support for women voters, with only one third approving of her performance. vice president kamala harris did also not fare well in her home state, with 38% approval and 46% disapproval. president biden's approval ratings have dropped sharply last summer in line with falling approval nationwide. >>> a live look at our nations capital where a california congressman is inviting britney spears to talk about her conservatorship. representative eric swallow, along with a florida congressman sent a letter to the popstar back in december, but is congratulated spears on her legal win and invited her to share her journey with congress. the singer posted the letter to instagram, today, saying in part because of the letter, i feel heard and like i mattered for the first time in my life. i want to help others in vulnerable situations. thank you to congress for inviting me

and senator feinstein were married for more than 40 years. he was 86 years old. governor gavin newsome has responded to death in a statement this afternoon saying, quote, richard one lived an extraordinary life and he left this world better than he found it lifting up our communities and helping connect people from around the globe. he was a model, california and serving the state and our higher education students wholeheartedly. as a uc regent, our hearts are with senator feinstein and richard entire family. end quote. 12. oh, i want to talk about some of the weather this afternoon. taking a live look outside at sfo. we've got blue skies. planes are a taxiing down the runway there. kron on meteorologist dave spahr joining us now with the details. david, to spring-like day out here. yeah. looks like we'll get maybe 2 days out of this before things start to turn later in the week. live shot also blue skies. you can see the golden gate bridge. nice blue skies in place. little bit of a breeze. and when our next system gets here. >>it looks like that won't be a lot o

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>> remember, it's not just the spy with diane feinstein, it was her driver for a decade.ally did a relationship with a chinese spy who was at the college and this bill the democrats just past allows confucius institute to continue to go. this is where she met eric. she met him when he was a city councilman and then became a congressman and then got on the intel committee. she put interns in his office. when the fbi warned leadership he was having a relationship with a chinese a spy, nancy pelosi didn't remove her from the intel community, let him stay there and let him become a subcommittee chair. when we brought it to the floor, the democrats all voted to keep him on there. eric cannot get a security clearance in the private sector, but government just allowed him to know all of the secrets. maria: why do you think nancy pelosi says she's running again? i mean, here you have what almost 30 resignations or retirements happening on the democrat side or seeking other office. a new gallup survey says american political party preference is a shifting to republican and yet the

no comments quite yet, but senator feinstein's office said they are in favor of additional support. >> natalie, thank you so much. >>> u.s. government is on high alert for the possibility of the conflict spilling over into cyberspace. matt nagy vick has more on what that could look like. ann? >> reporter: i spoke with an effort about this and he's had a lot of attacks cannot be linked rectally back to the russian state because they often use proxies to do their bidding but the trademarks are there. they might be ready to hack into our infrastructure, like we saw last year with the colonial pipeline. possible targets include our food or gas supply, transportation, or the u.s. bank system. some hackers are after your identity to spread misinformation. >> i will give you a simple example. they created a false website for the president of ukraine. they have a button there saying say support the president. if you click that, you will download a virus and you are part of their attack. they can go to your social media account and start spreading news about it. >> one of the best devices is t

senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein, president biden, you are so close. you must be more proactive to make sure that the build back better bill passes, containing immigration reform. >> organizers for today's protest at the federal building say they want a pathway to citizenship for immigrants. in san francisco i am jocelyn moran kpix 5 >>> today bart is extending midnight services every day of the week. bart will add a for hourly transit going to sfo on sundays this as budget issues could spell train trouble for bart. the transit agency needs a boost to dig yourself out of a pandemic whole. art hopes to secure more funds and attract more to avoid a billion-dollar deficit down the road. some of the top reason writers say they will not ride bart, working from home, fear of covert exposure, crime, cleanliness and routing. >>> bay area football fans will be to honor the legendary coach, john madden but>> a memorial for the hall of famer's coach takes place tonight at 5:30 at the ring the central coliseum tickets being sold on ticketmaster and going around $3

senator feinstein said while we must seek to prevent a broader war in europe at all costs, i strongly believe we must also support the defense of ukraine with additional military equipment and reinforce our nato partners with additional u.s. forces. she went onto say putin's unnecessary attacks make it apparent that he is unable to accept a free and democratic ukraine. the people of ukraine have the right to a free and open government, and the united states should stand with them. we are also seeing these demonstrations in cities across the country of u.s. citizens standing in solidarity with ukraine and the president in his remarks say not only is european security at risk here but really freedom around the world with this russian invasion of ukraine. >> so many heart breaking for the people of ukraine. thank you so much. we appreciate that. >>> russian attack on ukraine leaving a dent in the stock market early today. the dow is down about 145 points. >>> economic impact of the attack on ukraine could hit all aspects of our economy. anne makovec has more on what we can expect. >>> i

>> i think i'm ready, president feinstein. good evening. chief department nicholson and command staff. this will be my administration report for the month of december, 2021. let's see if we can do this and off we go. we begin with assistant deputy chief shane tireloa. shane's been one of the busiest people in the fire department as we look to training opportunities in the month of december. public information class. instructor class and engine boss class. a task personal aviation detector. disaster initiative. vehicle training, combined space spanish for first responders in conjunction with our employee group. we can also see we participate in the yearly live burning training at the airport. deputy chief brown will speak more to that later if you have any questions. you can see here, we have the 128th class came to the rescue just in time for the holidays. they are participating in their physical training on the embarcadero and i believe that's the comm room on station four and there's the happy graduation day with all the smiles and we tol

>> remember it is not just a spy with dianne feinstein it was her driver for a decade.wall will create a relationship so the chinese spy who was at the college. this build the democrats just pass allows the confucius institute to continue to go. this is where she met eric swalwell. she met him when he was a city councilman. became a congressman then he got on theam intel committee she put interns in his office. when the fbi warned the leadership that he was having a relationship with the chinese spy, nancy pelosi did not remove him from the intel committee, let him stay there and let him become a subcommittee chair. but we brought it to the floor the democrats all voted to keep him on there. eric swalwell cannot get a security clearance in the private sector but government just allowed him to know all the secrets. maria: why do you think nancy pelosi says she's running again? here you havee almost 30 resignations or retirements happening on the democrat side where they are seeking other office. got a new gallup survey saying americans political party preference is shift

. >> senator dianne feinstein's husband richard blum, has died. he reportedly died at the family home last night after a long battle with cancer was born and san francisco. he graduated from uc berkeley. he was a chairman of an investment firm. he was probably best known as a member of the uc board of regents. senator feinstein issued a statement saying my heart is broken today. my husband was my partner and best friend for more than 40 years. he was by my side for the good times for the challenges. i'm going to miss him terribly long was 86 years old. big story. we continue to monitor and has been 5 days since russia invaded ukraine. russia now facing or consequences from the u.s. and its european allies. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. russian markets fell sharply today as sanctions from the u.s. and its allies begin taking whole. president biden says the nation will continue to support ukraine. >> as it fights for its freedom. as president biden prepares to deliver his first state of the union address tuesday, the world's

that includes senator dianne feinstein and congresswoman barbara lee also mentioned today that she is working, her committee, working with the administration on possible humanitarian aid and relief to the people of ukraine. sara? >> what happening in washington. natalie, we appreciate your reporting. kpix 5's reporter spoke about how the new sanctions on president putin will work. >> reporter: the biden administration saying it will follow the european union and levy sanctions directly vladimir putin as well as his foreign minister. what would that entail? many wondering whether sanctions are even enough. >> that is the big question. you can president biden said yesterday, sanctions aren't expected to stop anything, which was a bit shocking since his foreign-policy team, along with western european leaders, have been arguing that that with the entire strategy all along, was to use sanctions as a deterrent. clearly, vladimir putin has not been deterred because his military is bombing the capital of ukraine right now, along with other parts of that country, and trying to gain control of

senator feinstein released a statement this morning that reads in part my heart is broken today.and was my partner and best friend for more than 40 years. it was by my side for the good times and for the challenges. i am going to miss him terribly. richard bloom was the head of a san francisco based investment firm he founded back in 1975. he was also a uc region. and an advocate for tibetan human rights. it was 86 years old. we're getting a glimpse of president biden state of the union address, according to the washington post, the white house chief of staff, briefed congressional aides about what to expect tomorrow night with the war in ukraine. biden state of the union address is expected to be a high profile moment. the president will also focus on inflation and is expected to highlight last year's $2 trillion american rescue plan. the president of the european union pledged $500 million to support ukraine's military. use binding agreement between the countries provides it prevents it from using its normal budget to pay for operations with military or defense uses. the decisi

california democratic senator dianne feinstein also released a statement about the attack senator feinstein saying in part, the united states stand shoulder to shoulder with our nato allies against any further russian belligerence. the alliance is strong and united and the price of gas is a big concern for americans as this conflict unfolds, russia is the world's second largest producer of natural gas behind the united states and one of the largest oil producing nations. the price of oil has surged over $100 a barrel on the international brent crude oil index. according to the triple a gas prices at the pump are the highest they've been in seven years, and they're expected to rise as this conflict continues. right now. here in the bay area. the average cost for a gallon of regular gas is around $4.90. on wall street stocks swung sharply today as the russian invasion threatened to push inflation even higher. there was a steep drop at the open, but the markets moved upward after president biden said he wanted to limit the economic pain of the conflict on americans. the dow gained 92 points, n

richard blom the husband of california, senator dianne feinstein has died.ing that he died at the family home last night after a long battle with cancer. he was born in san francisco and graduated from uc berkeley. he was the chairman of an equity investment management firm and also served as a member of the uc board of regents for nearly 20 years. he and senator feinstein were married for more than 40 years. was 86 years old. happening today, faith leaders are calling on the oakland unified school district to pause all school closures and mergers. the group plans to hold a news conference at 11 o'clock this morning in front of the district offices. the says these closures are unavoidable. they have declining enrollment and their ongoing budget problems make it impossible to take on any other solution. the first round of closures are set to begin at the end of this school year. scott peterson's trial to decide whether to throw out his life sentence will resume today. peterson was sentenced to death for killing his wife lacy and their unborn child. that decis

the chair of an investment firm and a member of the uc board of regents richard blom and dianne feinstein were married for more than 40 years. he was 86 years old. >> more breaking news to tell you about this morning. the latest on russia's invasion of ukraine. ukraine's president this morning confirming that at least 16 ukrainian children have been killed now in the fighting with 45 others hurt so far as russia's advance continues. yeah, we just within the half hour we've learned that more bombs have dropped. >> so their war now entering its 5th day and russia not loosening up at all. in fact, intensifying the fight after these talks. yeah, either broke down or were dismissed quickly this morning over the weekend, we know they raised the stakes. president putin announcing that he's putting his country's nuclear forces. >> on high alert, that is a major escalation so far ukrainian forces have slowed russia's advance. they're still holding on to the capital city of key. but as daryn mentioned, it was just the last 15 minutes that several large explosions now have been reported. there in th

richard blom the longtime husband of california, senator dianne feinstein has died. the senator says he passed away at their family home last night after a long battle with cancer. long was born in san francisco, a graduate of uc berkeley. he was the chairman of an investment firm and a member of the uc board of regents richard blom and senator feinstein were married for more than 40 years. he was 86 years old. >> time now is 8.12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. what are kids going to do in school? come today? the rules could change about masks will have the very latest on and a toddler is safe this morning after the car that he was in was stolen will have an update reaction from his family. plus, a freeway shut down another shooting on the freeway over the weekend. we'll tell you what happened. >> welcome back. 8.15, on this monday morning. last day of february, the shortest month of the year. so i guess it did feel like a buy a little faster and it definitely went by on a warm note. it's been a historically dry and warm. february said temperature records.

we've heard from lawmakers on both sides of this issue, from california senator dianne feinstein who essentially said we stand shoulder to shoulder with ukraine commit to even senate minority leader mitch mcconnell who said that president biden should wrap up the sanctions you all were talking about against russia. that is the mood we have seen the past several days and weeks. on the ground, we have seen demonstrators in front of lafayette square, which is right in front of the white house, calling on the president to take action. we've also seen that at certain embassies in the city, but nothing compares to what is happening in ukraine at the moment, where people are fleeing the country, cities across the country. there has been curfews with missile strikes and tanks rolling in from really three sides, including belarus, encroaching into ukraine. ukraine's president calling for calm in that area, but really calling on men over the age of 18 to try to help serve and fight back against the russian forces. >> now one of the biggest impacts we are seeing here in the u.s. is our soaring

de los estados unidos, cada estado tiene dos senadores, está usted aquí en california, y dianne feinsteine ese cargo que tiene usted, tiene un peso en sus hombros, quizás con usted, vienen los sueños de muchos mexicanos, latinos, inmigrantes. alex padilla: sí, bueno, como acabo de, de compartir, este año ha sido una, una gran oportunidad, y una gran responsabilidad, también, no solo por la importancia del trabajo, pero reconociendo que, bueno, como el primer latino, para representar california en el senado federal, no solo las esperanzas y los sueños de gente de la comunidad de pacoima, donde vengo yo, pero otras comunidades muy parecidas, en todas las Áreas del estado, y todas las Áreas del país, porque sigo recibiendo diariamente, mensajes de amistades y colegas, en texas en colorado, en otros estados; sé la importancia de no solo hacer mi trabajo, hacerlo bien, y ser un buen ejemplo, pero también cumplir con la, con las prioridades de nuestra comunidad, invertir más en los sistemas de educación pública, asistencia de, de seguro médico, mejorando el medio ambiente, y mucho más. damián t

. >> the last time san francisco held a recall election was in 1983 against dianne feinstein. it was not successful. 40 years later, san franciscans have voted to remove three school board members. good evening. i ama daetz. dan: and i am dan ashley. streaming on the abc 7 bay area news app. this move by san francisco voters now gives mayor london breed the power to appoint replacements. ama: our reporter tells us what kind of candidates the mayor is looking for. >> my hope is that i can make a decision that san franciscans can be proud of. >> mayor london breed will have four out of seven school board appointees, and unusually high number given the school board commissioners are almost always elected by voters. the mayor's office told us no potential candidates have been interviewed but today, she affirmed that anyone who wants the job must answer to the following demands. >> what are we going to do for those kids who have learning disabilities? when are we going to do for those kids who do not have parent advocates? how are we going to focus on the challenges around learning

. >> senator dianne feinstein says nine democrats and nine republicans are cosponsoring the bill. >>> the family of legendary comedian and actor bob saget is revealing his cause of death. the full house actor died from head trauma last month. i say the 65-year-old accidentally hit the back of his head and went to sleep. the family says drugs or alcohol were not involved. he was found dead in a hotel room on generally ninth and his death prompted an outpouring of grief from fans and costars. >>> to uc berkeley students wanted to help teens who were feeling isolated during the pandemic. other idea has connected thousands of people around the world. >>> a great day to hit the beach today. it will get even warmer. we will check back in with paul on how hot those temperatures could get tomorrow. >>> coming up all-new at 6:00, tesla is bracing for a legal battle with the state. the new lawsuit being filed against the electric carmaker and how a company is firing back. >>> bay area counties lifting mask mandates are starting next week. we will talk to clinical psychologist about the long- te

fellow california senator dianne feinstein also questioned why the bill specifically targets app stores with more than 50 million users in the u.s. still lawmakers advance the legislation to the full senate. >> tesla announced today that it will recall more than 800, 17,000 vehicles. tesla says seatbelt reminder chimes may not sound when the vehicles are started and the driver hasn't buckled up. federal laws require the chimes to sound when the car started and the sound stops when front belts are buckled. well, the recall affects 2017 to 2022 model threes 2020 to 2022. model wise. and 21 to 2022 model s and model x is. >> next, we'll hear from san francisco police chief bill scott after announcing the department wants to end a mutual understanding agreement with the city's district attorney. how both sides are responding. >> and one of the top concerns for california voters will break down the new statewide survey released this weekend. look at governor newsom's latest approval rating and we hope you join kron four's. we commemorate black history month. pam moore will be hosting our 30

this was the city's first rekale election since 1984 when then-mayor diane feinstein fended off a recall attempt. so what's next? here is nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: a subdued mayor london breed recapping the city's recall election. >> rabbit night during the race, the voters sent a clear message. >> it was a landslide. more than 70% of sthoez who couldn't ballots voted to oust school board president, former school board vice president allison collins and member. >> start out with something that people said buzz impossible and then to end up with such overwhelming show of support from every pre sinkt in the city has just been amazing. >> and now the work to replace the ousted members begins. it will take some time to certify the results, and forward them to the board of supervisors so mayor london breed has about a month to decide who will fill those seats. she's yet to interview knee candidates. >> bridge builders. that's what we are going to be looking for. >> organizers of the recall say they weror they were motivated by what they say as a disconnected school board di

of lawmakers have called for additional defense assistance, including california senator dianne feinstein, as well as humanitarian aid. we learned today that congresswoman barbara lee is working with the administration on specific measures around humanitarian and refugee assistance, as well. >> we'll be keeping an eye on that, natalie. thank you so much. >>> a napa county family now sharing the story of their son's harrowing escape from ukraine. he's with his ukrainian girlfriend and they got into a car and fled from advancing russian troops. kpix 5's andria borba is live in yountville with their story. >> we live here in yountville at veterans park, where that family, while they still await word whether or not there son has successfully crossed the border into poland with his girlfriend, are working to raise funds for the ukrainian army and ukrainian people, who are currently under siege. >> reporter: in a home in yountville, ukrainian students from all across the country sit at the kitchen table of debbie and andy alter's door, trying to figure out how to help their country from half a

de los estados unidos, cada estado tiene dos senadores, está usted aquí en california, y dianne feinsteinalifornia en el senado federal, no solo las esperanzas y los sueños de gente de la comunidad de pacoima, donde vengo yo, pero otras comunidades muy parecidas, en todas las Áreas del estado, y todas las Áreas del país, porque sigo recibiendo diariamente, mensajes de amistades y colegas, en texas en colorado, en otros estados; sé la importancia de no solo hacer mi trabajo, hacerlo bien, y ser un buen ejemplo, pero también cumplir con la, con las prioridades de nuestra comunidad, invertir más en los sistemas de educación pública, asistencia de, de seguro médico, mejorando el medio ambiente, y mucho más. damián trujillo: cuando era usted elegido aquí en california como, como senador estatal, y como secretario de estado, usted viajaba de sacramento a los Ángeles, san francisco, oakland, fresno, en todo el estado; ahora los viajes son sumamente más largos, hasta washington d.c., detrás de usted está la fotografía de su, de su esposa Ángela; platíquenos un poco de lo difícil que es dejar a su

senator feinstein? >> thank you very much mr. chairman.bama administration for the first time released data regarding the number of civilian deaths from drone strikes. i commended the administrationn at the time for taking this important step towards transparency. unfortunately in 2019 the trumpun administration halted this annual requirement. i strongly believe mr. chairman greater transparency with droneri strike data is away for the public to gauge the true value of the drone program. hiding this information movesio us in the wrong direction. various numbers have been tallied by outside organizations but the government has unique access to help determine the number of civilian deaths. i believe the american people prdeserve to know more about this program and its effect around the world. : >> so i was part of the effort back in 2016 that allow that level of disclosure and i was a stepping outside that role now and not be promoted by the executive branch and that requirement be reinstated. i also want to make the caveat that there was en

>> i think i'm ready, president feinstein. good evening. chief department nicholson and command staff. this will be my administration report for the month of december, 2021. let's see if we can do this and off we go. we begin with assistant deputy chief shane tireloa. shane's been one of the busiest people in the fire department as we look to training opportunities in the month of december. public information class. instructor class and engine boss class. a task personal aviation detector. disaster initiative. vehicle training, combined space spanish for first responders in conjunction with our employee group. we can also see we participate in the yearly live burning training at the airport. deputy chief brown will speak more to that later if you have any questions. you can see here, we have the 128th class came to the rescue just in time for the holidays. they are participating in their physical training on the embarcadero and i believe that's the comm room on station four and there's the happy graduation day with all the smiles and we tol

mitchell feinstein perhaps, i guess we can only hope you're right a week or even as soon as possible banker and writer joining us here an auto international. we really appreciate your opinions. thank you very much. thank you. thanks rob. well, with our international condemnation of russia's military and coach and ukraine, absolutely. mounting a un security council meeting was, of course, convened, member states america, russia, ukraine. if you'd statements, there was a vote on a resolution condemning moscow's actions or russia, however, did use its veto power to block it. this is naught, self defense unto article 51. it is naked aggression. it is an unprovoked unjustified war. and this council must condemn it. russia's latest attack on our most fundamental principles is so bold, so brazen that it threatens our international system. united states sets the bar when it comes to invasions. i will refrain from listing the aggressions that the united states has committed in its history, but it has no right to preach morality to russia. i will ask whole of you to pray for so. so those who h

feinstein. >> carley: exactly. try to get our kids back to the classroom and messed up the whole renaming thing and look like total fools. a year in the making and they won. london breed will be aupon pointing three school board members to replace them. she supported this recall effort, have you to oned fer things will change though. we'll be talking to recall administrators later in the show. >> todd: we talked to them earlier and you do not want to miss it, curious to hear what they have to say. >> carley: if this can happen in san francisco, it can happen anywhere. >> todd: 100%. >> carley: turn to this now. >> carley: buddy carter calling out dr. fauci for deflecting and leading americans on the pandemic. we have more news. i will let you take this one. >> carley: i was confused, now i'm back on track. jimmy failla and jones on "fox and friends first". ♪ that's a pretty tight spot. watch this. of course your buick parks itself. that's so you. it's just up here on the right. of course you know where we're going.

letting criminals out for -- free to prey on citizens now rich people like nancy pelosi or dianne feinsteinthey have security and even upper middle class may feel less touched by this but disproportionate impact of the homelessness and quality of life situation is absolutely impacting almost all californians today. lawrence: yeah joe it seems like this was a joke for the media and harmeet is right as i was there with security is got dicey real quick. i think we're having a problem with joe's audio. >> a mic problem there we saw what happened with the super bowl lawrence children outside the stadium, they're masked up while our political leaders all adults unmask inside. meanwhile one week before the game, crews and hazmat suits cleared away a homeless encampment outside the stadium. why? to erase all evidence of homelessness. of a drug and crime crisis that democrat officials had done little to address. and l.a. county alone there are something like 15,000 people dubbed chronically homeless a number that is forecasted to double over next four years. so john oliver looks pretty damn stupid i