a court filing in part, katherine feinstein, petitioner, duly appointed by senator feinstein as her attorney under a limited power of attorney. >> in the context of what's happened to the senator over the last couple of years, it is a big deal. 90 years old. she's exhibited in the last few months a great deal of fragility. >> reporter: feinstein missed nearly three months in congress early they are year because of a case of shingles and other ailments. after returning appeared to not know she had been gone. then less than two weeks ago, the senator appeared to get confused as she launched into a speech during a procedural vote at an appropriations committee meeting. >> it funds priorities submitted --y,

california's senior senator dianne feinstein. she was not in attendance this time amid recent health challenges, including a bout shingles. and most recently this week, what her office described as a minor fall at her san francisco home that led to a short precautionary visit at the hospital as pelosi described almost. on but it be on the safe side. they let's go to the hospitals. said no to be here. so she went home. i spoke with this morning are spots and it was wild. think that perspective break-in at a critical time, speakers at the summit paying tribute to fisa and her careers, she herself even pre-recorded this audio message. thank you all for supporting this magnificent lake. >> the jewel of the sierras. i wish you all the best. i look forward to seeing you and california governor gavin newsom was not in attendance at this conference, but nevada gop governor joe lombardo said the 2 met earlier this week and are committed. >> protecting this environment reporting in lake tahoe. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> new at 5, 4, me

we begin with senator dianne feinstein's recent fall. she's out of the hospital now, but the incident is prompting renewed health concerns surrounding leadership in washington. >> scott mcgrew has that part of that story in just a few moments. but first nbc bay area's bob redell is live for us outside of the senator's san francisco home this midday. talk to us about the latest conditions. >> reporter: good morning. nbc news has confirmed that u.s. senator dianne feinstein was taken to the hospital on tuesday after she fell at her home behind me here in san francisco. her spokesperson says, "senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home." "the new york times" reports she tripped over a chair at 1:00 yesterday afternoon and was admitted for about two hours. feinstein, who is 90 years old, has recently had other health problems which my colleague scott mcgrew will delve into shortly. senator has however rejected calls to re

feinstein's richard blume died last year. the suit accuses the trustees of not properly funding the trust or providing feinstein with her entitled income. the suit says the court should, quote, suspend and remove the trustees for breaching their fiduciary duties. attorneys for the trustees fired back saying in a statement, quote, the trustees have acted ethically and appropriately at all times. the same cannot be said for katherine feinstein. this filing is unconscionable. this adds to a growing bitter battle between feinstein and her late husband's family. she's filed two similar lawsuits asking for access to her husband's fortune and one filing claimed she incurred significant medical expenses as a result of her health issues. feinstein's health has come under scrutiny after missing three months of work in the senate while recovering in a bout with shingles. she was briefly hospitalized last week after a fall and appeared to not understand her duties in the senate. >> just say aye. >> okay. just -- aye. >> leading to calls

senate, feinstein's daughter acting as her power of attorney. of trustees of, quote, financial elder abuse. claiming they're withholding funds the senator is entitled to. richard blume died last year. the billionaire establisheded a trust for his wife in his will that was supposed to provide regular payment after he passed. the suit accuses the trustees of not properly funding the trust or providing feinstein with herrien titled income. the suit says the court should, quote, suspend and remove the trustees for breaching their fiduciary duty. attorneys for the trustees fired back saying in a statement, quote, the trustees have acted eighthicly and appropriately at all times. the same cannot be said for katherine feinstein. this filing is unconscionable. the new legal challenge adds to a growing legal battle between feinstein and her late husband's family. she's filed two similar lawsuits asking for access to her husband's fortune and she'd incurred significant medical expenses as a result of her health issues. feinstein's health has come under sc

commissioner feinstein? congratulations. welcome to your first presentation on your own. >> thank you. [inaudible]. chief kaialoa, i also. to extend thanks to chief tong as your assistant. absolutely excellent job. mented thank you for the glossary of terms. as i think most people that has been around. although we had changing face then and there glossary is important to me. i do read the these reports and they are all in number or linguistic code and make its difficult. thank you you will never beat chief tong in her medical -- page and pages. but i really appreciate it very much. i wanted thank you for that. i just -- a couple of questions. pertaining to that what is a 960? 960 i retired anew tan that can work 960 hours a mont. >> i'm sorry. >> retired firefighter or help me. >> yes. >> okay. and firefighter can work 960 hours a month. >> a year. >> a year. >> will not enact their pension. >> exactly. 960 is the mechanic number. i was not sure what that was. and -- i have will -- couple other questions here. i'm sorry. oh

and just weeks ago, feinstein appeared confused during a routine vote. >> senator feinstein. >> reporter: the senator mistakenly starting to read a statement. >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. it provides $823 billion -- >> reporter: until an aide and a fellow senator stepped in to guide her. >> just say aye. >> okay. just -- >> aye. >> aye. >> thank you. >> reporter: feinstein's office saying, "the senator was preoccupied, didn't realize debate had just ended and a vote was called." now, feinstein has already said she will not be running for re-election in 2024, but this is the oldest senate in over 100 years, and it is sparking a renewed debate over age restrictions and term limits. whit? >> whit: mary bruce, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, a powerful explosion on the grounds of a factory outside moscow. one person was killed, more than 50 injured. the facility is on record as an optics plant that makes equipment for the military, but russian officials say the blast occurred in a warehouse for fireworks. here's abc's chief foreign correspondent ian pannell. >> reporter: t

so i hope that, um, catherine feinstein. and help ease her mother into retirement for the sake of the senator and allow her to exit her storied career with grace. thank you for listening. so madam secretary, is there any other public comment? public comment. okay. public comment. i guess is closed. item three approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to approve meeting minutes from the regular meeting on august 9th, 2023. so this is vice president morgan. to the other commissioners. are there any questions about the minutes or for public comment? okay there's nobody approaching the podium, no public comment. caller would you like to make public comment on the minutes? yes hello. this is michael petrelis again. and i want to say that it is a great benefit that the secretary keeps very detailed minutes and i've gone over the minutes from the past few months of your meetings. i've not been able to tune into the meetings, but being able to read the minutes is a great help to city hall watchdogs like myself. so that

also 90-year-old california senator diane feinstein. now, senator's daughter is now reportedly taken on power of attorney over her affairs as the family tries to settle the estate of her late husband, feinstein recently had this viral moment, had to guide her through a committee meeting. just say aye. >> senator feinstein. >> say aye. >> pardon me? >> aye. >> yeah. i would like to support a yes vote on this and it funds priorities submitted -- >> just say aye. >> okay. just -- >> aye. >> aye. >> sean: wow, here with reaction is texas congressman johnny jackson, also former doctor for barack obama and donald trump, and fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. i am going to be blunt. i look at -- where is the family of diane feinstein? where is the family of john fetterman, frankly where is the family of joe biden, saying you know what, it's enough is enough, you are not up to this job physically, mentally, cognitively. to me it's in some cases bordering on elder abuse. your reaction. >> well sean, we know where the family of sena

a court filing in part, katherine feinstein, petitioner, duly appointed by senator feinstein as her attorney under a limited power of attorney. >> in the context of what's happened to the senator over the last couple of years, it is a big deal. 90 years old. she's exhibited in the last few months a great deal of fragility. >> reporter: feinstein missed nearly three months in congress early they are year because of a case of shingles and other ailments. after returning appeared to not know she had been gone. then less than two weeks ago, the senator appeared to get confused as she launched into a speech during a procedural vote at an appropriations committee meeting. >> it funds priorities submitted -- okay, just -- all right. >> reporter: some congressional colleagues on both sides of the aisle, including congressman ro khanna, have called for her to resign. san francisco voters appear to have mixed reactions about the senator's health. >> right now, diane is my hero. because she's fulfilling a strong need in her job. >> i think she's a great person. you know. i think she's served us very we

now, as we said, this is the latest health setback for senator feinstein. she was hospitalized with shingles in february, which led to a three month absence, including her missing a number of votes when she returned to dc in may, her office confirmed she contracted encephalitis as well as recovering from ramsay hunt syndrome. feinstein is the longest serving senator from california and the longest serving woman senator in history. she announced in february she would not seek reelection in 2024. and we know she's been under a microscope with her health recently. is also kind of spurred a lot of talks about her age and mental acuity moving forward in politics. yeah that conversation has certainly been spurred by this and it continues to be spurred by not just senator feinstein. some pointed to a recent moment with her of confusion during a senate appropriations committee hearing last month support a yes vote on this. it funds priorities submitted. yeah, just say okay, just. hi. thank you. the senator began making remarks during a roll call vote. that's when a

feinstein helped to launch this annual event back in 1997.brings together lawmakers from both political parties to address the threats facing lake tahoe, including an increase in tourism, trash traffic and air pollution. nevada's governor says it's important to set aside politics to protect the region that is vital to both states. but i think it's important for you to hear some very important points today on behalf of the state of nevada to include the state of california, because this is all about partnership, right? it's about bipartisan partnership. and that's the complete intent of what we're trying to achieve to ensure that we maintain tahoe into the future. for today's generation and future generations. thank you, senator. house speaker nancy pelosi was today's keynote speaker. the summit comes amid a push to extend a federal program called the lake tahoe restoration act. it provides money for wildfire water and other environmental projects and is set to expire next year. tonight, we continue to follow the devastation and mass evacuatio

reporter: without feinstein's campaign in 1982 to raise $60 million from the private sector and fromthe federal government, the cable cars would have likely disappeared. citing health issues, senator feinstein was unable to attend today celebration in downtown san francisco. >> in tribute to her, we would not be here, if she had not made that strong step when she was mayor of san francisco, to save the cable cars. reporter: another woman who muscled her way to become in 1998, the first female cable car grip was fanny may barnes. >> growing up in a small town in georgia, my mom told me, you can do exactly what you want to do, you just have to put in the work. that's what i did. >> when he walked down powell and market and you see 250 people standing in line, six cable cars waiting to pick them up and take them somewhere, you know that tony bennett was right. reporter: as a tribute to bennett, a cable car will be named after the also iconic singer, who recently passed. >> we are going to have to sing it by ourselves. ♪ reporter: i was almost singing too. kudos to fanny, being a grip is

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. >> senator feinstein. >> say aye. >> pardon me? >> aye.t say it. >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> just say aye. >> aye. >> laura: you can see why there are concerns raised about dianne feinstein, it has been happening for years, now the senator is suing trustee of fund set up by her late husband accusing them of committing financial elder abuse by refusing to reimburse her for medical bills. the suit was filed by dianne feinstein's daughter who was given power of attorney over her mother's affairs in july. is a victim of potential elder abuse, financial or otherwise, who surrendered powers of her affairs to her daughter, someone who should be in the senate? mollie hemingway is with us, fox news contributor. in realtime, dianne feinstein, biden, others who shouldn't still be in the senate or position of real authority, but voters keep returning them to office. this looks like real elder abuse here. >> mollie: this is extreme situation of something we've seen in washington, d.c., average age of senators continues to sky rock

representatives for feinstein say she plans to return when the senate reconvenes in september. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> we have an update now to a fire that is burning and oakland. right now. it's happening at ships are steel. it's a steel, manufacturing and scrap metal. recycling company that has a facility, a facility near jack london square little bit north west of on swear itself across from alameda, this is citizen app. video of smoke rising over the estuary just a short time ago. and here's a live look at the scene there. we'll see the difference in the smoke levels are still plenty of smoke in the air. you can see it over port of oakland towers, crane towers era. and that's the bay bridge, of course, in the foreground. oakland fire says it has a single engine on the scene of that fire. so apparently it's not a major deal according to them opened fire crews say they have the fire contained. 2, 1, pile. and but the fire is not yet under control. the oakland fire department will be on the scene for several hours trying to put that fire out. but you can see it is still pu

fox news alert, 90-year-old california senator dianne feinstein has been hospitalized after she felln francisco home yesterday. team released a statement saying this "senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were cleared and she returned home. feinstein's fresh off shingles, virus that causes brain inflammation, she missed two months of work this year and when she came back her staffers had a teller:. senators turn power of attorney over to her daughter. why is she still in the senate? the answer is nancy pelosi. if feinstein steps down before her term is up in 2024 governor gavin newsom gets to pick a replacement before they hold a special election. newsom has already boxed himself into a corner promising to the point of sacrament to fill feinstein see. which means congresswoman barbara lee will be california's next hundred. nancy pelosi has already endorsed adam schiff for senator and nancy doesn't want lee to get a leg up in the race. pelosi tapped her own daughter to push feinstein's wheelc

. >> senator feinstein? >> um. >> say aye. >> pardon me?e. >> yeah. >> just say -- >> -- i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> just say aye. >> okay. just. >> aye. >> aye. >> laura: can you see why there have been a lot of concerns raised about dianne feinstein. it's been happening for years. but now the over 90-year-old senator is suing the trustees of a fund set up by her late husband accusing them of committing financial elder abuse by refusing to pay the millions of dollars to reimburse her for medical bills. the suit was filed by feinstein's daughter catherine who was given a limited durable power of aattorney over her mother's affairs in july. here is where i'm going to ask is a victim potential elder abuse financial or otherwise one who is surrendered power over her affairs to her daughter really someone who should be still be in the u.s. senate? we all know the answer to this question. mollie hemingway with s. with us. editor and chief of the federalist. fox news contributor. mollie, we all see this in real time. it's feins

just say aye. >> senator feinstein.ay aye. >> i would like to support a " vote on this and it fundsed priorities submitted. >> just say aye. >> okay. j >> sean: here with the reaction is texas congress min ronny jackson, former doctor foa barack obama and donald trump and fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. good to see you guys. . thank you. >> i do not know how to say this in a gentle way. i'm just going to be blunt.ia i look at... where is the family of dianne feinstein? where is the family of johnma fetterman?ily frankly, where is the family of joe bidesayin saying, you know ? enough is enough. it's time to retire. yohiu ars e not up to this job,o physically mentally, cognitively. to me it's in some cases here bordering on elder abuse. your reaction? >> we know where the family of senator feinstein is right now because the daughter just became name d power of attorney for her legal matters. unfortunately senator feinsteinn has recovered from shingles and encephalitis, that's an infection of the brain cau

dubour: the mayor at the time was dianne feinstein.-in killer. there was a $10,000 reward offering for the arrest of the night stalker. martin: and nearly simultaneously, los angeles increased the reward offer from $10,000 to $25,000. things are starting to emerge as common ties -- footprint of a distinctive athletic shoe, ballistic evidence, and the pentagram. information was still being held close to the vest by the investigators. dubour: but the police, of course, were sharing their information with dianne feinstein, the mayor of san francisco. then mayor feinstein makes a move that changed the course of the investigation. ♪ the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ farmers mnemonic ♪ trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces

also another health scare for long time california senator dianne feinstein. the mounting concerns over her well-being. lots of fog out there right now. can't see it in this shot. but just know it's headed your way tomorrow morning. temperatures on the mild side. i'll have that forecast coming up david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrator: wellness centers, food pantries, and parental education. jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. fall. our political reporter greg lee live now in our newsroom with the ongoing concerns, greg, about the senator's health. heather, good evening. the senator's health has certainly been u

. >>> another health care for democratic senator dianne feinstein.hospital yet after falling at her home. her office downplaying the incident, but this comes as she already faces pressure to resign, though she has said she will not be running for reelection. lauren, how is the senator doing? >> she's home recovering, according to her office. like you said, they downplaying the significance of this issue saying, quote, senator feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and scherr returned home we're also told that senator schumer spoke with her this morning, and in a statement, he said he thought senator feinstein sounded good on the phone and she is is recovering at home. but there have been a barrage of questions about senator feinstein's health, especially just before recess. she was on the senate appropriations committee. they were getting ready to vote in that committee. she started to read a statement saying she supported the defense spending bill. that's

there's alsoue year old california senator diane feinstein.tein.w, the senator's daug is now reportedly taking on power oatf attorney over her affairs as the family tries to settle the estate of her late husband. and feinstein recently had this viral moment where her staff and colleagues had to guide her through a committee hearing. just just say,h i just say i watch senator feinstein say, pardon me. yeah uh, i would like to support a yes vote on this. and it funds priorities submitted. yeah. just say i. okay. just>> my wow. johnn here with reaction is texas congressmayn ronny jackson, also former doctor for barack obama and donald trump and fox news medical contributed dr. nicole saphierontribut. good to see you guys. thank you. i talk to nicole, don't knowk at how to say this and in gentle way, i'm just going to be blunt. >> i loowheris the famk at wher? family of dianne feinstein? >> where is th hee family of john fetterman? frankly, where is the family of joe bide n saying, you know what? enough is enough. it's time to retirenoughs enoug y

feinstein, who is 90 years old, has had other health problems recently.ejected calls to resign and has insisted she will retire after she completes her current term as senator which ends in january of 2025. she has been a u.s. senator since 1992 and was mayor of san francisco. >>> katharine snyder was last seen leaving her home on july 5th, and so far deputies are not saying anything about foul play, but they are still hoping somebody can help them locate her. >>> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near downtown. this happed around 9:00 last night on 25th street near tell agraph avenue. police are still investigating. >>> this happened around 8:30 last night near 8th avenue and irving. firefighters stayed overnight to monitor hot spots. the fire started in a shed behind the apartment building before quickly spreading to the apartment. at one point more than 100 firefighters were on the scene. thankfully everybody did make it out safely. at least seven units are now left with severe damage. >>> san josÉ city leaders are facing a deadline si

for feinstein senate seat.us at the moment was on the work in her district in oakland. lee ktvu, fox two news. well, rising temperatures leading to rising power bills. just how much more money customers are having to pay this summer and how it's leaving some families with the touch tough decision on what to buy disappeared more than a month ago. katie schneider's white honda accord was recovered monday on skyline boulevard near castle rock state park. the 17 year old was last seen leaving her home on july 5th. the family says surveillance video captured the car on the side of skyline boulevard at 130 in the afternoon. then it showed the car driving off a few minutes later. anyone with information on the car or the teen's whereabouts should call the santa clara county sheriff's office. well, the yellow jacket population has grown this season, and it's got residents in the north bay complaining about their aggressive behavior. a pest removal company says the underground yellow jacket, yellow jackets, rather, are

and senator feinstein has been adamant.e will serve her full term, which ends in january of 2025. as senator feinstein was not able to go to the lake tahoe summit, leaders from california and nevada came together to talk about ways to protect the basin. senator feinstein actually helped launch the annual event back in 1997. it's a 27th year for the summit. it brings together lawmakers from both political parties to talk about the threats facing lake tahoe. that includes an increase in trash traffic, air pollution and more. the governor of nevada says it's important to put politics aside to protect the region. that's vital to both states. but i think it's important for you to hear some very important points today on behalf of the state of nevada to include the state of california, because this is all about partnership, right? it's about bipartisan partnership. and that's the complete intent of what we're trying to achieve to ensure that we maintain tahoe into the future for today's generation and future generations. and form

we knew diane feinstein, when she was mayor in 1982, campaign to save the cable cars. for that, there was one other. he discovered how being a female grip changed the life of one woman. >> it is a bucket list experience. she ride on a cable car. some are unaware that they have been rescued from your oblivion a few times. right now, the cable car only exists in the city and county of san francisco. let me tell you why. because of women. when city leaders wanted to embrace new cars and freeways in the 1940's, san francisco socialite -- and her women led group campaigned to preserve the cable cars. they were so internationally known that celebrities like jagger helped dianne feinstein raise money to refurbish old wheat. -- old fleet. without her campaign in 1982 to raise $60 million, the cable cars would have liked appeared. -- likely disappeared. citing health issues, senator feinstein was unable to attend the celebration. >> in tribute to her, he would not be here if she had not made that strong step when she was mayor of san francisco to save the cable cars. >> another

dianne feinstein, california's senior senator.co, though. on tuesday, she fell at her home and was taken to the hospital. senator feinstein is the oldest member of the us senate. last february, she contracted shingles. she missed several votes during the three months she was out by and revved up the calls by members of both political parties for her to step down. but experts say it's not just her age that should be looked at. you can have a perfectly functioning mind and a body that begins to fail, and then the reverse can also happen. so there's lots of variability that exists in the world of aging. and senator feinstein has been adamant that she will serve her full term, which expires in january of 2025. now senator feinstein was unable to attend the lake tahoe summit, but leaders from california and nevada gathered there to discuss ways to protect the basin. feinstein helped launch that annual event back in 1997. this is the 27th year for the summit, which brings together lawmakers from both political parties to address the thr

senator feinstein is 98 years old. she has dealt with many health issues this year, including being hospitalized because of shingles. again this is a breaking story about california senator dianne feinstein. stay here with us at ktvu as we get more information. time is 735. there's been another confrontation between a home depot security guard and an accused shoplifter. now, it happened late monday night in san carlos, just as a home depot was about to close. the security guard tried to stop suspected shoplift. jonathan mackie, the guard says mackie took the guard security baton and hit the card over the hand. the guard says that's when he fired two shots hitting mackie once san mateo county sheriff's deputy actually heard the shots arrested. mackie who was taken to a hospital. some of the shoppers in the store said they sympathize with the security guards. it's a sad situation what's going on here. no law and order. you know, if you don't have laws, it's survival. the fittest. you want to go back to that? i don't. the

. >>> another health scare for senator dianne feinstein. the 90-year-old lawmaker is back home after falling at her san francisco home. a spokesperson for the senator confirmed a brief hospital stay yesterday. the statement said her scans checked out and she was quickly released. this comes after newly filed court documents show her daughter, katherine feinstein, has been given power of attorney over some of the senator's affairs. the senator missed nearly threes months on capitol hill this year while battling shingles and other issues. feinstein says she plans to retire only after her term ends in december 2024. >>> four men involved in a deadly gunfight in a peninsula park in may of 2022 in east palo alto. police say an argument over money turned into a gunfight. 30 shots were fired with children playing in the park. one man was killed, four others were not involved in the fight were also hurt. please police tell us three of the four men charged today were already in jail on separate charges. >>> we're learning more about that body that w

senator dianne feinstein suffered a minor fall yesterday in her home, and this is what out is tellings senator feinn briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. all of her scans were clear and she returned home. so she is no longer in the hospital, john. i think it's important to point that out, but this comes as there have been a series of barrage of questions about senator dianne feinstein's health on capitol hill. remember, she was hospitalized in february because of complications from shingles and she was away for several months and when she returned there were some democrats that called for her to resign. we should also note that she has suffered a few moments of confusion here on capitol hill including one back in july right before lawmakers left for a month-long august recess in which she was as part of the defense appropriations mark-up and they were voting to pass that bill, and she thought that they were perhaps discussing more why they supported the bill. she started to read a statement. her aide told her just to vote aye

one notable absence this morning was senator dianne feinstein. spokesperson says she wasn't feeling very well. several of today's speakers, including pelosi, credit feinstein with saving the cable cars during her time as san francisco's mayor. she secured millions of dollars in federal funding for those cars. earlier this year feinstein did suffer serious complications after contracting shingles. she spent three months recovering away from capitol hill. >>> breaking news out of contra costa county, mandatory evacuations are in place for a part of san pablo as authorities deal with the hazmat situation. evacuations have been ordered for people in that area between giant road, miner avenue, 11th street and palmer avenue. authorities have brought in special equipment to examine containers that have been found in a shed behind a home. >> it was a hazardous material incident, initially came in as a gas leak. once initial fire crews arrived on scene, they made entry and noticed they had a lot of containers in various conditions in the back shed of a re

senator feinstein has filed related to her late husband's estate in this latest suit. find side is asking the court to appoint a temporary trustee to manage the estate. >> and out of the latest on the deadly wildfires on maui where the death toll is now at 99. and now the heartbreaking work is underway to identify the dead. yeah, it is so tragic. it is been a week since those wildfires first started in still there is so much devastation left to uncover about a 3rd of the homes have been. >> a search. this is video of the damage in la hina from a drone here. just awful. the once vibrant, historic and cultural town that what attracts thousands of people to front street is desolate, conceal the abandoned and burned vehicles left behind the death toll from the fires already has set the mark for the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. history. almost 100 people have died. that number is expected to increase and officials say only 25% of the burn area has been searched so far. >> officials expect a comb through most of the area by this weekend. until then, cadaver dogs are ass

are you confident in senator feinstein's ability to service senator from california? look, i'm absolutely confident and terrified since continued ability that just a service center for california effectively. >> but to continue to be a leader, can you understand why some people may have concerns? senator feinstein's. perceived ability to serve. understand the concerns that are out there. i hear them as well. but i can tell you working with her week in week out how affected continues to be, whether it's her role as an appropriate or bring resources home to california. she's continuing to get the job done. >> and as for the annual lake tahoe summit, well, it is set to get underway first thing wednesday morning. we, of course, will be there and bring you what happens. reporting from lake tahoe. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> here we go again. lottery fever once again running high with one of the largest jackpots ever on the line. tonight, mega millions jackpot has increased since this morning. it's now worth an estimated 1.5, 8 billion dollars that would make it the 3rd

are you confident in senator feinstein's ability to service senator from california?k, i'm absolutely confident and terrified since continued ability that just a service center for california effectively. >> but to continue to be a leader, can you understand why some people may have concerns? senator feinstein's. perceived ability to serve. i understand the concerns that are out there. i hear them as well. but i can tell you working with her week in week out how affected continues to be, whether it's her role as an appropriate or bring resources home to california. she's continuing to get the job done. >> and as for the annual lake tahoe summit, well, it is set to get underway first thing wednesday morning. we, of course, will be there and bring you what happens. reporting from lake tahoe. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> thousands of flights have been delayed and hundreds have been canceled. a severe storms overnight. hammer the stern us 2 people died nearly 400,000 homes and businesses are without power thunderstorms and heavy rain toppled trees and downed power lines

more health concerns for senator dianne feinstein. a fall at her home triggered a trip to the hospital last night. tonight she is back at her house in san francisco. the senator's office issuing a statement saying the 90-year-old was taken to the hospital as a precaution and was released after all scans came back clear. this is just the latest incident to raise concerns about both her health and her ability to finish her term. the senator has missed almost three months earlier this year as she battled shingles and other medical issues. court documents also show her daughter has been given power of attorney over some of her affairs. and less than two weeks ago, the senator looked confused as she launched into a speech during a procedural vote. >> it funds priorities submitted -- >> okay. just -- aye. >> in the context of what's happened to the senator over the last couple of years, it is a big deal. 90 years old. she has exhibited in the last few months a great deal of fragility. >> now the mounting medical issues and growing reports o

you know, i mentioned senators mcconnell and feinstein with health concerns that people raise eyebrowsal. >> it it's a serious problem and kind of remarkable that we have such important leaders in their 80's and dianne feinstein is 90 years old. i mean they have serious health issues. we hope that senator mcconnell can fully recover. i think there is a political part of this equation as well. the governor of kentucky is a democrat. andy beshear now -- there was a law that was passed in the last year in kentucky. republicans would allow a republican to be appointed but there could be some legal challenges. and i know mcconnell is very concerned about the balance of power in the senate and whether republicans can take back the majority. and i think he does worry that if he had to step aside there could be some legal wrangling there could be possibility democrat could fill that seat. >> he could step down with senate minority leader without losing his seat. >> bret: that minority leader position is key right now. we are getting ready to go in a battle over another fiscal cliff in which th

and they have been just preoccupied also with managing her. >> senator feinstein. >> um. >> say aye. >> pardon me? aye. >> yeah. >> i would like to support a yes vote on this. >> just say aye. >> okay. just. >> aye. >> aye. >> this is a complete sham and, yeah, it is a shame. pelosi, newsom, kamala feinstein, four of the most important democrat figures in american politics totally silent on what we see with our own eyes happening to this once grand american city i'm surprised they haven't blamed trump for san francisco's failures. it's what california has voted for in at least now it's what they continue to support. leadership that is disinterested at every level. and until they decide that the voters that they are tired of decline and despair, things will only get worse. america cannot go down that same path and that's the angle. joining us now california congressman kevin kylie. congressman, things are so bad in san francisco not much better in l.a. as we have documented you would think all these people who own real estate in the city would sort of try to have a sister soldier mome

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feinstein's husband, richard blume, died last year.lionaire established a trust for his wife in his will that was designed to provide regular payments after he passed the suit accuses the trustees of not properly funding the trust or providing feinstein with her entitled income. attorneys for the trustees fired back, saying in a statement, quote, the trustees have acted ethically and appropriately at all times. the same cannot be said for katherine feinstein. this filing is unconscionable. the new legal challenge ads to a growing bitter battle between feinstein and her late husband's family she has filed two similar lawsuits, asking for access to her husband's fortune and in one filing claimed that she had, quote, incurred significant medical expenses as a result of her health issues. feinstein's health has come under scrutiny after she missed three months of work in the senate while recovering a bout with shingles. she was briefly hospitalized last week after a fall and at times appeared to not understand her duties in the senate >> j

dianne feinstein is in the headlines again for her health. she went to the hospital yesterday after falling at her home. she had a brief examination but did not stay in the hospital overnight. there are still questions over her fitness. joining us is rick klein. senator feinstein was not in the hospital for long. let's talk about the impact. normally this would not be alarming but this comes after other health concerns. >> there are concerns about her basic ability to do her job. she was gone from the senate for months with a case of shingles. seemed disoriented. she has the right to serve has been elected to a that does not end until next year. but the question about able to serve is real and those questions will continue if she is out of the senate for a while, it is sent -- especially because of the split in the senate right now. so it is not just an academic question. the come up for mitch mcconnell. so it is on both sides. kristen: there are time something materializes in terms of a health episode for her to step down. needs to keep voti

actually get in electing someone new, especially against someone like mitch mcconnell or dianne feinstein who is there for a long time, and they want to protect the seat. so, i don't think that we should expect self-term limits to be the way that it all works. term limits of maybe two terms, so it is not one and done, but you get another chance to do it again, and then maybe even if you have so go away for two terms, and you can run again, and that going to limit a lot of the power grabbing that has taken over the public service aspect of working in the government where staying and getting re-elected is more important than fixing problems. >> it is a conversation that we will continue to have, because scott, as you alluded to, if it is in fact trump and biden, we will have the conversation further. s.e. cupp and scott jennings, thank you. >> and speak of former president trump, we have breaking news just into cnn and the president is deciding to skip his arraignment in fulton county and deciding to enter a plea of not guilty. major implications there. we will discuss when we come back o o

feinstein reportedly tripped over a kitchen chair and fell at her home. representatives confirmed the 90 year-old went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution. they say her scans were reported clear. the fall follows a three-month absence. the senator from from the senate earlier this year after she came down with shingles and renewed questions about her mental fitness when she appeared confused during a july vote at the senate appropriations committee. >> final decisions about bringing nuances of experience to those decisions gets lost or so phone calls that only members of congress can make. we are also counting on members of congress to be present in hearings and asked hard questions that get better governments back for us. >> senator feinstein has said she will not seek reelection in 2020 for the senate is currently on recess during the month of august. representatives for feinstein say she does plan to return when the senate reconvenes in september. a former silicon valley bank vice president will spend 15 months in prison for falsifying