feinstein at that time was president and conducted as such. the chief's office is going through a job review description, and at some point the commission will be engaged because it's our responsibility. and i'm sure the chief will come up with some kind of format of how best to integrate the commission as we start to participate within that. so i just wanted to comment on that as well. when is the end date of chief dr. rocha? one more time. when's the end date? the retirement date for chief for dr. protocol? i believe it was march 24. okay so we have some time as the game plan to hire somebody as she exits. or we do we have some time. we do have a draft announcement that i will get to you and that will go through the process. okay. it'd be nice to get her input while she's here. exactly. okay. thank you very much, chief. thank you very much for your comments. report. thank you. madam secretary. we. item five, resolution 2020 3-07 discussion and possible action resolution. recommend that the board of supervisors authorize the san francisco fir

first a round for senator feinstein.uick personal share, i was very fortunate to be an intern for her office in dc my junior year in collegism met the senator. we exchanged brief words about san francisco. she was always very prud. she is inspire to being a young woman a trail blazer not just on the national stage but of course, how everything began here in city hall and i was honored to you have been report about -- her and her legacy an among ago we were up stairs and people liningum and signing the books outside city hall what a site what a site. >> and our second female mayor of san francisco sittings there following right in her legacy and her first up in making her legacy mayor breed. thank you for joining us. >> a great legacy >> thank you for sharing that story. she loved san francisco as much as we do, too. and proud natives of this city i don't have a lot to celebrate. thank you diane feinstein for everything you have done in the city. nice words let's talk about trail blazers. she is i trail blazer we will hav

the chairman of the dianne feinstein, 100 plus committed and former mayor willie brown says it's time to pay homage and to say thank you. woman later who broke barriers and glass ceilings. the committee began working on this legacy, naming a project several months ago, stated senator feinstein's passing move the progress forward. there's not a date yet on when the dianne feinstein international terminal will be open. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the forty-niners they're back from their bye week and all rested for the jaguars this sunday in jacksonville. but one thing that has changed over the break defense according to steve books, will no longer while be in the coaches box. but he'll be on the field with the players know kyle shanahan actually made this decision to change. he's been, you know, in hopes, of course, of think that, you know, on the field can help the team. they can change the dynamic of the forty-niners and what they've endured during their losing streak. now, wilkes, he's heard a lot of, you know, all outside noise about his coaching and his problems with the def

feinstein. >> thank you. for the opportunity to, i am a of that attorney and director of international program. a nonprofit, organization ded at&ted protection of whistle lowers, commend this committee for bipartisan support. of veterans and making sure they get the medical care they deserve. it will take a change in culture, time, oversight, and meaningful accountability to change from when our legal director described as death valley for whistle lowers. today, which has been improved since our previous testimony. but also will take some congressional legislation to institutionalize some of the changes that we're seeing. i do want to give credit where it's due to miss donohue. and they have reinstated programs, and there is improved communication. that much approved, they have been resolving cases meaningfully and operating more independently than in the past. it is important go beyond goodwill of good leaders and enstutionallize some of the reforms. i want to go through a few key reasons why l

feinstein. >> thank you. for the opportunity to, i am a of that attorney and director of international program. a nonprofit, organization ded at&ted protection of whistle lowers, commend this committee for bipartisan support. of veterans and making sure they get the medical care they deserve. it will take a change in culture, time, oversight, and meaningful accountability to change from when our legal director described as death valley for whistle lowers. today, which has been improved since our previous testimony. but also will take some congressional legislation to institutionalize some of the changes that we're seeing. i do want to give credit where it's due to miss donohue. and they have reinstated programs, and there is improved communication. that much approved, they have been resolving cases meaningfully and operating more independently than in the past. it is important go beyond goodwill of good leaders and enstutionallize some of the reforms. i want to go through a few key reasons why l

. >> feinstein's impact is seen all over san francisco where her political career started. and now there's a push for a permanent tribute to the trailblazing senator. a committee called dianne feinstein 100 plus would like to rename the international terminal at san francisco international airport after her. let's take a live look at sfo tonight. the committee actually floated the idea a few months before feinstein's death when she died in september. the committee moved forward immediately to seek the support of the san francisco airport commission on a different kind of drug test will be available at walgreens stores across the nation. >> it's a controversial way to stop accidental overdoses and breathing easy for a bay area company says it's come up with a and clean our air.mate change >> how it works but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visu

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and then if you look at the senator dianne feinstein seat, current, i believe adam schiff is leading right? so we did have a pretty strong female contingent coming out of california that's possibly changing. but, phil, the other thing that's possibly changing is, you know, all these veteran democrats, i mean, it's california is democrats, but the veterans leaving, replaced by newer people, what does that mean in terms of california's presence and power in washington ? >> you know, that is one of the big catch 20 twos that we have is that everyone says, let's bring in younger people. new blood, keep it flowing. but in washington, the rules are the longer you're there, the higher you go up the staircase to power. and we are being we have people like dianne feinstein, the senator who passed, who was at the top of the power scale. you have nancy pelosi, who is at the top of the power scale. and you have them sort of backing off. nancy pelosi is not speaker anymore. that's a big loss for california. but we have these new blood that comes in and it takes them a while to get up to scale. bu

commissioner fraser and commissioner feinstein? chief? sorry. >> i echo that fellow commissioners said and this is another task to under take. and -- it is complicated and dangerous. and i guess my -- question is -- a simple one. how could this have been prevented? how could it have been prevented. i only know what i read in the newspaper. so. >> i have to rely on the expert in thes field that we go work with, with the mta and others transit engineers and people who have been engaged this long are than we have 2 told the agencies the puc and dmv the way they were going about it would end with the results we are seeing in the street. and so what they recommended a slower press and measured press and one that had far more mandated reporting from the companies back to the regular agencies. that the -- sharing of information would not have been vol tailor a manualed tory reporting process. it is eye opening that the reason or one of the reasons besides the fact that my chief is very well spoken and passionate about public safety in san franci

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at the second panel which would be next we have the president of empowered oversight and samantha feinstein international director directorand staff attorney govet accountability project. the policy counsel at the project on government oversight's and paul pierson vice president whistleblowers of america. will the witnesses please stand and raise your right hand and we will spare you in. >> do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. let the record reflect that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. you are now recognized for five minutes to provide your testimony. >> distinguished members of the subcommittee the office of accountability [inaudible] when the inspector general released his support, there was an agency in crisis. that is no longer the case. we've implemented the recommendations and made a significant improvements which are resulting in concrete benefits for the department endd the veterans reserve. we greatly improve the quality of our investigations and our recommendations for disci

at the second panel which would be next we have the president of empowered oversight and samantha feinstein international director directorand staff attorney govet accountability project. the policy counsel at the project on government oversight's and paul pierson vice president whistleblowers of america. will the witnesses please stand and raise your right hand and we will spare you in. >> do you solemnly swear that the testimony you are about to provide is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. let the record reflect that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. you are now recognized for five minutes to provide your testimony. >> distinguished members of the subcommittee the office of accountability [inaudible] when the inspector general released his support, there was an agency in crisis. that is no longer the case. we've implemented the recommendations and made a significant improvements which are resulting in concrete benefits for the department endd the veterans reserve. we greatly improve the quality of our investigations and our recommendations for disci

start with a very recent bad thing, the news this morning that your friend and colleague senator feinstein has passed. you were very close with her and i was sure everyone would be interested in hearing a little bit of your recollection of working with her and being friends with her. >> while i was yes a friend and a great admirer of dianne feinstein. she was an extraordinary public servant and political leader first in california and first in san francisco than caliph tonya and obvious the in our country. i just saw her as somebody with a true trailblazer because of her devotion to finding solutions to problems, this sounds like old-fashioned politics which i still adhere to. she was always looking for where about common ground could be found and inhabited and she was absolutely fearless but also very open and and she was the primary sponsor of the of all weapons ban back in 94 in large measure because of the traumatic experience she had discovering her colleague on the san francisco city council murdered and i will never forget the speech she gave in favor of the assault weapons ban when

but feinstein's passing his move, that process forward.re's not yet a date on when the terminal will be renamed. back by popular demand. the ice is coming back to downtown san jose. this year's ice skating rink opens up next friday at the circle of palms plaza on market street last year. officials opted for roller skating, but there they decided to get back to the ice this year. the event will run until mid-january tickets for the 90 minute session are now on sale. >> and san francisco officers are helping santa and his elves of the toy drive for kids in need this year. this is the 8th consecutive year. sfpd has partnered with walgreens and their christmas toy drive. they're asking residents for support to you can donate new unwrapped toys to one of the participating walgreens between now and december 19th. still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 10 more alleged racist text messages from police officers this time talking about san jose pd. the calls tonight for a police officer to be fired. >> so you can expect to see bart stations if you

senate seat that dianne feinstein left behind in a recent uc berkeley poll shows that adam schiff right now holds about 16% of the vote. oakland's barber lee has 9%. and katie porter is coming in at about 17% and kron four's giving you glimpses of. we don't always see traditional camp campaign coverage. all of the candidates received a request to participate in this project and orange county congresswoman katie porter was the first to set aside time travel with her campaign. nicky lorenzo reports. >> katie porter knows how to stand out in congress, whether it's taking ceos to task in committee hearings. you million dollars personally just by tripling the price of revlimid or other viral moments. like when the orange county congresswoman was caught doing some casual reading as fellow california republican kevin mccarthy indoor more than a dozen rounds of voting to become house speaker for short-lived term. but her job serving in the house is one of 3. she's currently juggling traveling the more than 2200 miles back and forth from washington to be at home with her 3 kids. i used to kill,

first a round for senator feinstein.uick personal share, i was very fortunate to be an intern for her office in dc my junior year in collegism met the senator. we exchanged brief words about san francisco. she was always very prud. she is inspire to being a young woman a trail blazer not just on the national stage but of course, how everything began here in city hall and i was honored to you have been report about -- her and her legacy an among ago we were up stairs and people liningum and signing the books outside city hall what a site what a site. >> and our second female mayor of san francisco sittings there following right in her legacy and her first up in making her legacy mayor breed. thank you for joining us. >> a great legacy >> thank you for sharing that story. she loved san francisco as much as we do, too. and proud natives of this city i don't have a lot to celebrate. thank you diane feinstein for everything you have done in the city. nice words let's talk about trail blazers. she is i trail blazer we will hav

we have to w with secret service like senator feinstein's service. there are of the opportunity that present themselves and we have the ability and the skill set necessary it continue to do the work necessary to keep people housed in san francisco when he weave have the major events. >> you again. [laughter]. yesterday i was doing a story on public transportation. there were people this asked who did not know they had nop not known and locked at a list of the reroutes how much of this event and then following events leading up will be about [inaudible]. you have to get appropriated. >> well i will let do you want to talk about the jeff tumlin to talk about this. sure. >> thank you. as you know we got word left week about what the closure impacts would be of each of the events. since then we have been busy with communication team getting the word out. the first place i direct you to is our website. sfmta..com/ap ec weave update daily as now information come in. we are doing the work truly centering communities. we were out in china town last week pres

up next, we're getting to know the people hoping to take over for late senator feinstein's seat in the senate are going to go. >> in depth with representative katie porter and temps are popping up in neighborhoods where they would not normally be this is believed to be connected to cleaning up the area where the apec summit is going to be held. but first, what can we expect in the 3rd republican expect in the 3rd republican presidential debate that's [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. >> happening tonight, the 3rd republican presidential debate. again, the leading contender, donald trump will not joining them on stage. washingto

they say when feinstein was mayor of san francisco, she negotiated an agreement with the airlines that transformed the airport's business operation and that led to the construction of sfo first international terminal that opened up back in 1983. >> well, plenty of big names are making an appearance at the apec conference in san francisco. but today, one of them was a last minute. no show. >> also ahead tonight, a south bay motel is getting a $32 million makeover to provide a path toward stability for homeless youth. plus know that she was on her way to work and to be shot on the way to go do something productive where she enjoy a person opens fire on a woman who was driving on the benicia bridge on her way to work. >> now her family is rallying beside her at the hospital look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and

senator dianne feinstein. according to a poll released today there's a slight edge. 17% to 16% among likely voters. longtime l.a. dodgers baseball player republican steve garvey is receiving 10% support. bay area commerce women barbara lee stands at 9%. california's primary is march 5th. >>> eric trump followed in the shoes of his older brother today and testified at the civil fraud trial against their father, former president donald trump. the whole family is under questioning concerning their level of involvement in the financial fraud allegations against the family. eric took a defiant stance during his testimony. he called the trial of witchhunt and said york attorney general is only bringing the sturgis fourth to play a little game. the former president is expected to take the stand when the trier resumes on monday. >>> san quentin is in the process of switching from a maximum security prison to more of a rehab facility. today we got a glimpse into what the future might look like with future interactions

then board president dianne feinstein succeeded moscone as acting mayor. >>> a final farewell to former first lady rosalynn carter, past and present members of the carters' secret service detail carried her casket into the jimmy carter library and museum in atlanta, the first of three days of remembrance events for the former first lady who died last week at age 96. her body is lying in repose at the presidential library tonight following a ceremony earlier. >> when asked what she wanted to be remembered for, she said, "i would like to think that people understood that i took advantage of the opportunities that i was given and i did the best that i could," and i have to say mrs. carter did more than that. >> president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and former president bill clinton are all expected to attend tomorrow's memorial service. >>> still ahead, a wild joyride on a forklift turns into a police chase, who police say was behind the wheel. >>> straight ahead in sports, it's eagles week, 49er faithful. do i really have to say more to get you going? >>> and does anyone know

they're now dedicate terminal to honor the late senator dianne feinstein. >> organizers say they begin working on name me one of the airport's terminals after her for several months now, weinstein's passing move the process forward. there's not a date yet on when that terminal will be renamed. coming up on the kron morning news. the trials underway for the man charged breaking into the pelosi home and assaulting the former house speaker's former house speaker's husband. explain how the ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this tile says classic gone glam. and this modern look? it's sleek...yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull this project together. and all at the perfect price. at floor and decor, you can realize any aspirational project at an inspirational price. because with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, your bathroom upgrade has never been more “you.” discover floor and decor today! >> and the east bay livermore police shared this video of their beloved canine bugsy on s

when we had nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein hang in there on the top of the scale, it a lot of it cameour way. and as that's the irony of washington, is that like it or not, the only way you get up into more and more power is to be there longer and longer. and at the same time, you start collecting this criticism saying it's time for new blood to come in, time for new blood to come in. well that new blood starts at the bottom of the chain. and for us in the bay area, we are just seeing a tidal change. it's not the first time we've seen it. remember these you know, it's an issue was elected as well and others were elected as well. when feelings were let's bring in new people. but now newness comes with a price, a price that we didn't see before fill. >> this sort of dovetails into this issue of seniority with as retiring lee apparently ready to give up her seat. that's going to leave five members of the bay area congressional delegation over the age of 70. so the question is, should we expect to see more announcements like this ? >> i, i would i'm not sure they're going to be happening

. >> dianne feinstein, barbara boxer, nancy pelosi, lofgren, she is in an elustrous class. >> they were friends and took care of each other. >> the million dollar question, who comes next now? this is a valuable district, parts of the silicon valley, who steps up? give me some names. >> let's start with josh becker on the left. a four-year member of the state senate, he has eight years coming, he's right in the middle of the district. a good place to be. the question is, does he want to go local or to the big time? then you have rishi kumar, the least experienced of them politically. other than that, he did run against ashoo last year, picked up 42% of the vote. evan low an simitian as well. >> evan low, if you want to turn the page and go with youth, evan low. and then joe simitian, the only guy whose legacy in the legislature, in the board of supervisors has covered almost the entire district. here is one other thing, he happens to have a congressional bank account with $650,000 in it. >> former mayor sam liccardo, is he interested? does he know where he wants to go? >> we'll have to

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we are learning more about the people hoping to take over the late senator dianne feinstein's senate we're going to go in-depth with. >> representative katie porter, also the homeland security secretary is in the hot seat. congress battling over the biden administration's multi-billion dollar funding. request for israel for ukraine and problems along the border. but first, we'll take a look at the reopening of civic center. united nations plaza. and what was unveiled today at that celebration. >> happening now in san francisco, city leaders are celebrating the reopening of the civic center un plaza. mayor london breed was there for the big reveal kron four's. tiffany justice is here and has the details. tiffany. >> yes, the new additions at the plaza creating an act of space for the community with a 13,000 square-foot skating area. at the center of it all. take a look. today a gathering was held to celebrate the reopening of the plaza. the newly transform united nations plaza has new features, which include several recreational activities. the new activities include the nation's firs

senate seat that senator dianne feinstein left behind in a recent uc berkeley poll. it showed that adam schiff right now currently holds 16% of the vote. barb early in the middle monitor holds 9% in the katie porter stands at 17%. kron 4 is giving you a glimpse of what you don't traditionally see in a campaign coverage. >> all the candidates received the request to participate in this project and orange county congresswoman katie porter was the first to set aside time for us. nicky lorenzo reports. katie porter knows how to stand out in congress, whether it's taking ceos to task in committee hearings. you received her for a million dollars personally. >> just by tripling the price of revlimid or other viral moments. like when the orange county congresswoman was caught doing some casual reading as fellow california republican kevin mccarthy endured more than a dozen rounds of voting to become house speaker for shorh-lived term. but her job serving in the house is one of 3. she's currently juggling traveling the more than 2200 miles back and forth from washington to be

protesters interrupted several times, running to replace the late dianne feinstein. an hour ago protesters showed up for nearby march, convictions was cut short as the center went on lockdown. no word yet on any arrests. >>> a summer day of remembrance in east bay, people gathering at an open cemetery to commemorate 45 years ago as a jonestown massacre. live four people who died in the murder-suicide are buried in evergreen cemetery, nbc christie smith was there and spoke with people impacted the tragic events. >> i am actually a survivor of jonestown and a former member of the people's temple. yulanda williams came to oakland today were even smart 45 years since the massacre jonestown. >> i left approximately a year and a half before the incident happened in jonestown. however, remained remember under the order of jim jones, who had threatened my life if i would leave along with the members of my families lives. and so, we stayed, in people's temple until the first part of 1978. >> reporter: in 1965, jim jones moved his people's temple church from indianapolis to sa

our senator who is very revered, senator feinstein, has been a champion in california in the country,ther you're talking about assault weapons bans, she has been the leader in passing legislation for that. whether you're talking about protecting our natural resources, whether it is water, forests, again, it's a big state. it is the fourth economy in the world. and we need full strength in the senate. francine: there have been younger democrats saying a senior senator, criticizing her. rep. pelosi: welcome to my world, people criticize everybody. francine: should they not criticize? rep. pelosi: they can do whatever they want, it is a free world, and i can criticize them for criticizing her. because the fact is she has been really so much a champion. and to tell you the truth, over the years, there have been many men who have had concerns in their service, some of them young. but nonetheless ill. but you never even heard about them and i'm not going to tell you who they are. francine: the big elephant in the room because we are in italy, there are rumors that you will end up as ambassa

this legislation protections for unaccompanied children were championed by our colleague senator feinstein signed into law by republican president george w. bush. as a result our laws require unaccompanied children arriving in the united states be screened for human trafficking, host and child appropriate settings and reunited with family in the u.s. will they await their immigration proceedings outcome. these laws enshrine our nation's moral and legal responsibility to protect children, vulnerable children and those fleeing from persecution for the tragic reality is these children are still at risk once they arrive here. since 2018 our nation has seen nearly 70% increase, 70% increase in under age children in violation of child labor laws. several states responded to our labor shortage amazingly by passing laws and making it easier for children to work in many dangerous jobs. it is hard to imagine, but that is affected. when i was in college i spent four summers working in a meatpacking plant in east st. louis, illinois i can tell you it is no place for a kid. you can lose a limb or a lif

former representative jackie spear of san mateo retired, senator dianne feinstein passed away, and speaker emerita nancy pelosi stepped down from her leader position last november. >>> the thanksgiving travel rush is ramping up. our chopper flying over the bay area airports, traffic moving smoothly. a steady stream of pickups and drop offs happening. the parking lots closest to the terminals are filling up. >>> tomorrow, shocker, it is expected to be one of the heaviest travel days of the week. sfo is expecting about 87% of the pre-pandemic traffic for the holiday season. let's check out our bay area bridges. tomorrow is the day most drivers will be hitting the roadways. aaa suggests, get going before 11:00 i am. the busiest window for travel tomorrow is between at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. >>> still ahead, the owner of a bay area ice cream shop was devastated by an act of vandalism and hate. how she is using the stores reopening to give back to the community. >> i really felt compelled to answer divisiveness and act of imitation with a counteracting amount of love and togetherness. >>> mr. monop

let's talk a little bit about your run for the senate for the seat left behind by senator feinstein.ler who will not run for the seat next year. but you are running. let's take a look at the latest poll from the berkeley institute of governmental studies. that is just out today. so here it is. you can see are your fellow democrats representative katie porter and adam schiff. at 17 and 16. and then you have republican former dodgers steve garvey at 10. and you're currently in fourth at 9, according to this one poll. i'm wondering if you think there's still enough time for you to catch up before the primary. >> absolutely. because what this poll shows is that it's wide open. first of all, and nearly 40% of voters haven't even tuned in to this campaign. and also, polls show that once undecideds and people who aren't aware of the of who i am because the name id is the big issue, then my agenda, who i am, my lived experience is what i've been able to accomplish as an educator, as a legislator, appropriator and negotiator, and the issues that people care about in california, 40 million peo

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. >> miss feinstein. >> thank you. for the opportunity to, i am a staff attorney and director of international program nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection of whistleblowers. i would like to commend this committee for bipartisan support. it will take a change in culture, time, oversight, and meaningful accountability to change from when our legal director described as death valley for whistleblowers, and turning that into what we are seeing implemented today. which has been improved since our previous testimony. it will also take congressional legislation to institutionalize those changes we are seeing. i do want to give credit where it's due to miss donohue. it is under her leadership that they reinstated the resolution program and the liaison is working with was a pleura -- whistleblower groups to resolve cases meaningfully, and operating more independently than in the past. it is important go beyond goodwill of good leaders and institutionalize some of the reforms. i want to go through a few key reason

representative jackie spear of san mateo retired, diane feinstein passed away, and speaker ameritech nancy pelosi stepped down from her leadership position last november. we heard today from southbay congressman bera,, he says su stepping down is a huge loss to the bay area, but she certainly has a lasting impact. >> she has been a mentor to many young people in the bay area, and i probably wouldn't be in congress if it were not for her mentorship. so, she leaves a great legacy an example of public service. >> she is leaving big shoes to fill, and no one has officially put their name in the hat yet, but there are rumors swirling about if you like just becker, jos midian, everett lowe, and sam accardo. but, are presented of su still has one year left in congress, and one of her goals is to continue to help develop the guardrails of artificial intelligence, she was just named one of time magazine's top 100 people in a i. >> thanks so much. >>> let's turn to the weather. in an unusually warm day for much of the bay area as we head into thanks giving. >> chief meteorologist paul hagan ha

potemkin village that they are building, they did the same thing 30 or 40 years ago, when dayan feinstein was the mayor of the city, when the city held a democratic convention, they removed the homeless from the streets, it came to the very center of the conventions, there was not a single one there . as soon as the congress ended, the bombs were put back, this is called the patemkin village, you know, the facade, what is reality, this is disgusting, the only solution is to move the homeless from the cities to tent cities, 200 miles from the cities, otherwise we will lose civilization , at least the remnant of it that remains in our major cities, the chinese apparently know from their own version of tiktok , and also from the media coverage that they are being given in china, that san francisco looks like a city of ruin, hell, a complete failure. they roll out the red carpet in front of china, and the locals walk on the brown one, they said that they need take care of the fact that they have guests. it's more like the rise of child services, so hide the drugs, put the beaten kids in the b

. >> reporter: ross feinstein, former tsa press secretary, says these incidents will renew calls for getting pilots the resources they need. >> moving forward, there will be questions about mental health for pilots, in terms of issues that may occur in the cockpit. >> reporter: dunn is set to be arraigned later this month. >> the former alaska airline pilot, joseph emerson, was supposed to be in court today to discuss his possible release, but the next hearing for the pilot has been pushed back to the end of this month. he has pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of attempted murder. >>> santa clara valley medical center honoring organ donors this week in celebration of the littlest mortals, day of the dead. it is a two day holiday that reunites the living with the dead. as part of the tradition, santa clara valley hospitals are celebrating the lives of those who passed away but also taking the opportunity to raise awareness about the need for more registered organ donors. >> 22 people die per day, waiting on an organ transplant. we are hoping to help close the gap and close that disparit

i do want to begin by taking just a second to share my condolences with senator feinstein's family. she was a pioneer and a role model for so many women like me. so i wanted to just take a second to say that. because of your hard work, in large part due to you, chairwoman cantwell, and bipartisan support of the committee, the commerce department now has the honor and responsibility to invest $50 billion in our domestic semiconductor manufacturing and research and development. and i concur, this is an enormous responsibility and a massive amount of taxpayer dollars. we opened the application process in february, just a few months after you passed the bill, we have since received more than 500 statements of interest from 42 states, from manufacturers large and small. they outline proposals to manufacture chips and the relevant equipment and materials here in the united states. very importantly, all of the 500 statements of interest, we've received over 100 applications or pre-applications. in the last two weeks, we finalized and put out the guardrails to protect u.s. government invest

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can talk with serious and sad thing, the news this morning that your friend and colleague, senator feinstein has passed. you were very close with her and i am sure everybody would be interested in hearing a little of your recollection of working with her and being friends with her. >> she was an extreme leader in san francisco, california and somebody who was a true trailblazer because of her devotion to finding solutions to problems. this sounds like old-fashioned politics which i still adhere to, she was looking for wear that common ground could be found and inhabited. and she was absolutely fearless but also very open. she was the primary sponsor of the assault weapons ban back in 1994 in large measure because of the experience she had discovering are your colleague on the san francisco city council, harry milk murdered and the speech she gave in support of the assault weapons ban and see someone who has been grievously and fatally shot and trying with her fingers in the bullet holes to try and stop the pleading. and she was brave. she was honorable and honest and she was willing to hold