they know kamala and biden don't talk. joe skips all their lunches and sends her in the opposite direction anytime there's a major event, tosses her a couple of projects he knows she can't figure out, let's her take the in coming from the press. kamala says they're best friends. >> how often do you meet with him? >> multiple times a day. >> you consider yourself partners? >> absolutely. >> cbs then snuck in the knife and twisted it. >> concerns among democrats about whether the biden/harris ticket can win re-election. that is a concern and a legitimate concern. >> our democracy is on the line, bill, and i frankly in my head do not have time for parlor games. >> kamala isn't even thinking about the election, but there's one guy that is. newsom still in china. and he's having the time of his life. the chinese took gavin to all their special spots, showed him two trees that twisted into one. they said it symbolizes our need to collaborate. then they showed him a lion statue which symbolizes china's strength. then newsom went

she has also served as advisers to hillary clinton and kamala harris. laphonza butler becoming next u.s. senator from the state of california. let's go back live to the u.s. capitol. the house is taking steps in ousting kevin mccarthy. next will be the actual straight to vacate. that motion to vacate was introduced by matt gaetz. this is after speaker mccarthy introduced continuing resolution to keep the government from a shut down. we are told democratic leaders told members to vote yes to vacate mccarthy. in a speech on the house floor gaetz accused mccarthy of making a deal. mccarthy said there was no deal. when asked about the motion on his way to the chamber he said he was feeling fine. we will monitor this and bring you the latest throughout the afternoon on kpix and on cbs news bay area. >>> after getting struck by a hit and run driver this was the scene last night at fifth and market streets. san francisco police say rescuers found the woman trapped under the vehicle, had to use the jaws of life to get her out. she's being treated for critical i

harris, vice president kamala harris is arriving. also got the secret service here. so we've got a lot of media, a lot of security. this is closed to the public, but its civic center plaza. so you might see a lot of people sort of along the edges watching what's going on now. we're going to stay here for the next hour. have another report coming up at 12, 30 kind of an update on what's happening. see if anybody else arrives for the service. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news check before you go. we're just letting you know that we're watching the vice president her husband. >> have a just arrived and they're being greeted there talking to people. so she you're right. she did just get here. >> and let me ask you this. you mention secret service it alex padilla is also there. they'll be a lot of people live showing up and maybe a few that we >> don't necessarily expect, chuck, they're that's probably where you are. one of the safest places in the city of not the state. there is an awful lot of security, >> ther

kamala. a full know command, when you listen to her of all the complexities of foreign policy. >> what is the message to iran? >> don't. >> as president biden said, just don't. >> exactly, one word, pretty straight-forward. [laughter] >> i love that biden doctrine. don't, don't what? don't make a bomb. don't do what? most ridiculous thing and they keep repeating it. the democratic party has no confidence in kamala harris. you see gavin newsom transportationing on a week-long tour of china. this is the california governor's chance to show he can move with ease on the international court. they should have warned the chinese children. chinese >> oh. >> all right, free throw. >> laura: only time he wants to compete with the china and take them down. >> great fall of china, that is what you call that. >> the poor man. don't try to show your ease with children when you are like 20 feet tall. you look ridiculous. >> gavin newsom actually broke his fall with his hair, that was good. >> i thought he b

unfortunately, kamala has gotten off to a rough start. it just did not seem to click in the beginning. there were a lot of strategists who came to the conclusion, white and black, we need somebody else. i will tell you. kamala harris, during these recent times, on the question of violence and the lawsuit, they have been doing a better job. i think biden wants to keep her. he may face a terrible dilemma, you're up at 53%, but kamala harris hasn't cracked 40. we may lose the election over this. joe biden will not make that change. he will probably go down with the ship. but if he does not stand behind kamala harris, there will be people in the black community who will say, wait a minute, he stood by you when you were in trouble and put you in the white house. and you owe us, and if you take her, we are splitting. madeleine: where would we go? not to be too cynical, they are not going to vote -- mr. gergen: they would look for someone, they would prefer a black woman. some people think there are a couple in southern california who are good c

vice president kamala harris will be addressing the crowd as well as senator chuck schumer and a number of others. i have got a sneak peek at rehearsals happening. there was a lovely chorus singing. they were practicing before getting the mic levels ready. i saw them as they were preparing the flags. it is just a beautiful day. i will say it is warm, very warm. but i think that's not going to take away from the moment here. so many people are paying their respects today and talking about the senator and telling really amazing stories. i want to share one. this is coming from san francisco fire chief. take a listen to this story. >> in the '70s and '80s when she was mayor, she used to carry a turn out coat and helmet in her car and she used to go to fires with the chiefs. she's just a huge supporter. in addition, the first women came into the san francisco fire department when she was mayor. >> reporter: i love hearing the stories and the behind the scenes and everyone calling the senator a friend. she had a long history in politics, but she was a community member, a leader, and a friend

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what victory is kamala harris talking about.na russia and iran, ascended, we're broke, where is the victory. >> laura: depending on the meaning of victory. >> there is clear concern about joe biden's ability to govern. bill whitaker of 60 minutes questioned harris about it this weekend. >> first of all i am not going to engage in that hypothetical. joe biden is very much alive and running for reelection. >> laura: thank you for the reassurance. >> because he has a pulse, laura, he is equipped to run the nation and the world. >> laura: this is not something you want to hear from your vice president, he is very much alive. thank you for that ringing endorsement, kamala. don't worry, raymond. she has a full command, when you listen to her, of all the complexities of foreign policy. >> what is the message to iran. >> don't. >> as president biden said, don't. >> exactly. one word, pretty straight forward. >> i love that from middle east. don't, don't what? don't make a bomb. don't wear a burka, don't do that, they keep repeating it l

kamala.rorists take american hostages, kamala was chatting with college kids. >> i eat no for breakfast. don't hear no. [laughter]. always believe in what can be unburdened by what has been. we did it joe. [laughter] hay high five. yes, yes. >> if you notice kamala had skyped into the situation room. she went to college instead. this is not a serious administration. we have a mid east war, a european war, a record amount of migrants, crime and inflation, and in one year an election. >> i fought for israel like no president in history, but then crooked joe biden came along and tossed israel to the blood thirsty jihadist, then gave iran just weeks ago $6 billion of ransom money. a terrible precedent was sent. when you start paying for hostages, i got back 58 hostages including from north korea, which is tough, we never had to pay a dime. because if you have to pay, if you have to pay for hostages, the precedent is set. >> jesse: so how will a mid east hostage crisis play out in a presidential c

what is kamala up to there? >> i don't know if kamala knows what she is up to.n you look at things like what representative cori bush is saying, what the squad is saying, what so many of these other people who are saying who are accusing israel of committing a genocide, it is the height of hypocrisy because they are apologist and supporters of these islamist terrorists who are call for the genocide. the extermination of all jews not just in israel but all around the world. we are seeing this being carried out by violent mobs and threats and other things happening against jewish people literally around the world. and the worst part is they are doing this under the guise of well, we care about innocent people and we don't want people to get hurt when, in fact, they are in essence supporting and apologizing the barbaric actions hamas against be in the, women and civilians. >> i call it creating the monster. they are dr. frankenstein and now the monster in their progressive wing is turning against them shocking development. it's not a shocking development. this is a

vice president kamala harris will be there in person. majority leader chuck schumer will be there in person as well. former house speaker nancy pelosi, the sender's granddaughter will be there. and we are learning that governor gavin newsom will be in attendance but will not be speaking. we'll get more now on what we can expect tomorrow from kron four's michael thomas. >> well, after serving 3 decades in washington, d.c., senator dianne feinstein will finally be laid to rest in the city. she loves so dearly. san francisco. take a look at your screen. these are details for the services over the next few days. senator feinstein will lie in state at san francisco city hall tomorrow from 9 in the morning to 7 at night. during this time, the public can come and say their goodbyes and sign a condolence book. her funeral services will be thursday at the front steps of san francisco city hall starting at one in the afternoon and will be open to the public as well as an outdoor service following. this is senator will be buried at a private ceremo

you see kamala, what is she going to say? i'm alive? that's kamala. that's not the best can you do.asked her about this a month ago and she goes i'm ready to take over. everybody was like you looked a little too ready kamala. now she's like he's alive. all democrats see joe biden like. this there's no varying levels of performance. he's either breathing or not and that's because a lot of people in the white house enjoy having a president they can manage scenes. >> well, the foreign minister from iran was given a visa and came to the u.n. and talked about pretty much threatened us and when he had was asked on cnn about it, he wouldn't answer the question. is it any wonder they think we are weak that they can come here and threaten us? >> i should point out leader of iran gets a visa under all presidents. there have been protests but that's not weakness on joe biden's front i. agree there is a crisis moment. i don't know if we are at 1979 level but it's disheartening and tough to handle for everybody. i think the focus of the interview was on her foreign policy work and you notice she

vice president kamala harris led the ceremony.utler will be just the third black woman to serve in the us senate. vice president harris was a second butler, was a democratic strategist prior to being appointed by governor newsom. she is the first openly lgbtq senator from california. the pedestrian was hospitalized after she was hit by two cars in downtown san francisco last night. one of the mcu's driverless taxi happened around 930 at fifth, and market crews shared video of the crash with ktvu, but they're not releasing it publicly. the video shows a dark colored sedan driving next to the cruise car. both cars appear to have a green light as the woman tries to cross the street in oncoming traffic. in the video, the dark colored sedan hit the woman. the impact threw her onto the path of the self-driving car and she became pinned underneath it. the other car involved was gone by the time firefighters arrived. we're are looking to identify the driver as well as locate the vehicle. crews released a statement saying its focus is on t

and i didn't pull a kamala go and come back. i went 400 miles down that border. you're not ready for what i saw. mounds of shoes, mounds of clothes, paraphernalia, rape area that is the women and girls have to go through. when you get up in the morning, you get your coffee and you watch the news. when these ranchers get up in the morning, they get their coffee and they go see if anyone died crossing the fence. they pick up whatever little kids were left behind and turn them over to border patrol. and with multiple sheriffs they said before 7:00 a.m. they round up whatever illegal immigrant they can find, they turn them over to border patrol. border patrol documents them and releases them until their court date years from now. and when i asked border patrol about their job, they said you know what know what we do, we're glorified baby sitters. they don't let us do our job. six million illegal immigrants have rosed that bored. want to talk about the northern border? 170,000 have crossed the border. we had enough that crossed enough fentanyl that would kill people h

kamala harris. >> do you like her? she has a lot of great accomplishments. >> she does. >> what are they? >> i have an idea. >> not a good idea. >> i drink -- i eat and drink no for breakfast. >> what is the highest court in the land? >> court of god. >> legislative? >> supreme court? >> can you name any of the justices? >> social justice, criminal justice. >> oh, my god, not ruth. >> i didn't know that, you are telling me now for the first time. >> what's the last day to pay your taxes? >> i don't pay taxes, why would i pay taxes? >> i know it was right mere my r mitt have. >> cinco de mayo. >> what does jesse watters do? >> irrigation. >> he interviews people in the park. >> he don't do that anymore. >> he does? >> have you ever seen his name anywhere. >> no. >> nowhere? >> no. >> anywhere? >> no. >> you have never seen it? >> he hosts a primetime. >> you are going to be on his primetime, what are you going to tell him? >> what up, primetime. >> jesse: big debate in my house, what is better, m & m's or peanut m & m's

host: vice president kamala harris yesterday from the state department. she also put out a fuller statement afterwards. this is what the statement continues to say -- that is from the full statement from the vice president's office released yesterday. when it comes to mains gun laws, usa today with a wrap up of the states firearms laws -- that is from usa today. the new speaker of the house mike johnson also talked about this renewed question over gun laws in the wake of the mainmast choosing -- shootings. [video clip] >> i just want you and the american people to know that all the members of the house are deeply concerned about the families involved and we pray for the law enforcement officers doing the hard job. >> you talk about the human heart. if someone was to kill innocent people, there are many ways they can use beyond using a gun. i'm sure this will become a bigger issue in the days moving forward. is there any specific gun law that you would look at her any new legislation you would look at? >> i've been on the job for 48 hours so we will see. t

kamala harris administered the oath of office, and she is the third black woman to serve as a california senator and the first openly lgbtq senator in that chamber. she is focused on promoting women who promote supporters of abortion rights. the city is planning two events to celebrate the life of dianne feinstein, and the leaders in her hometown are not the only ones recognizing her political life. >> reporter: secretary of the navy carlos deltoro was the dignitaries of the ceremony opening fleet week and dedicating the events to the late senator dianne feinstein. >> we dedicate this week of san francisco fleet week with the mournful founders senator dianne feinstein. >> reporter: the first was celebrated in 1981 when dianne feinstein was mayor of the city and in the first public comments since the passing, former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke and got emotional. >> we gather in the loss of dianne feinstein. >> reporter: she is among many of the group that flew from washington, d.c., to san francisco. and many will be able to view tomorrow under the city hall rotunda and people can en

we will not survive a president kamala harris.eone asked me why i was running when i first announced. i said my parents came here 50 years ago to and america that was strong and proud and full of opportunity. i want them to know that country. i am doing this for my husband michael and his military brothers and sisters because they need to know their sacrifice matters. they need to know that we love our country. i am doing this for my daughter who just got married and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. i'm doing this for my son, a senior in college. i'm tired of watching him write papers of things he doesn't believe in just to get an a. that's not us. that's not america. for the first time, 78% of americans don't think their kids are going to live as good a life as we had. i am not okay with that. you shouldn't be okay with that. we do have a country to save. i will tell you this. if you will join me, if you will commit, if you come together on this fight, i can promise you that america's days are yet to c

. >> there she is being sworn in by vice president kamala harris. her partner by her side. butler is the first openly lgbtq person to represent california in the chamber. joining us now is donna crane, a political science lecturer at san jose state. nice to have you on the program. let's talk about congressman mccarthy first. is this embarrassing for the republican party, and the deeper question, i suppose, will they pay a price for this at the ballot box? >> yes and probably no. yes, it's embarrassing. it's also very predictable. this is one of the things that happens when you are in charge of a conference that has a three-vote margin. every member of your conference effectively has the ability to fire you. so a number of us that were saying that his speakership would probably be short-lived -- and i'm sorry that we were right. it is also worth saying that this is a republican conference that has basically been ungovernable for about the last ten years. they go through speakers, you know, a couple a year. they just don't want to be led, and they're fractious, and they're w

kamala harris is a drag on a ticket that is already being drald by an 80-something-year-old presidenta while they will put her out there but make sure shi goes to a place where she truly isn't challenged that used to be the mike wallace "60 minutes," this others version of whatever i am seeing as far as "60 minutes" is concerned gave her what was basically t-ball if you put a beach ball on the t. i watched this and just was utterly astounded at the questions that weren't asked of kamala harris as far as the performance of this particular ticket, todd and carley. >> carley: "60 minutes" to meet the press, congresswoman jayapal was asked about previous comments she made about labeling israeli a racist state and she doubled down. listen what to what she said. >> there are racists within the netanyahu government. and racist policies that that israel has been carrying out. it is important for us to recognize that we need to be able to criticize the policies of the israeli government and not be called anti-semitic. i really believe that conversation is changing in a way that is not helpful.

>>> during these challenging times, vice president kamala harris talks to "60 minutes" about her role in the biden administration. >> how often do you meet with him? >> multiple times a day. >> you consider yourselves partners? >> absolutely. >> and concerns among democrats about whether the biden/harris ticket can win re-election. >> that is a concern. and -- and a legitimate concern. >> our democracy is on the line, bill. and i, frain not have time for parlor games. >>> what happens if vladimir putin enters another country -- besides ukraine -- by force? he already has, 15 years ago russia invaded neighboring georgia, it has military stationed there and controls 20% of the country. what's next? >> the russians are buying apartments here in every 33 minutes. and they're registering a business in every 26 minutes. so we are on the brink of very dangerous situation here in georgia. >>> i thought, wow, this is even worse than i thought. >> that's what happens with our exhaled breath. >> it may be the biggest takeaway from the pandemic, our indoor air needs to be ventilated and filtered

aside without kamala harris.ss, there are horrific things happening around the world and college campuses. we need leadership, strength, guidance. sit there and say -- look, i can give him credit for his stance on israel, i think he said the right things when he addressed the country about the the -- abt the war in israel. it's the demeanor and the age, he's almost 80. >> you see the old joe biden, obama administration coming out here. on a serious note, which is concerning, which you look at this for the biden administration, there is no show of force if you would coming from this. it's sort of he reversed the old behind the scenes senate face. let's be honest, that's where he works best. that's where he came from the senate and a vice president. it's not working on the world stage. that's very much of a concern as we move forward. >> it's a dangerous time for the country. go back to what you said, we need leadership. we need someone to stand up in america and say no, this pro palestinian cause, here's the reali

she was adviser to kamala harris in 2020 when kamala was running for president. is a big democratic strategist. >> brian: the thing is he said i'm not going to put anybody up for this office as a temporary replacement, a seat filler if dianne feinstein is unable to continue if they are a candidate. he said it would not be fair. katie porter, barbara lee, adam schiff are not eligible. so he went and tapped this staffer with -- the staffer with the vice president, kamala harris. so, she'll be a police sitter. it's not clear if she still wants the job. she is not necessarily signing on to him, i promise not to run which was the criteria, lawrence. >> lawrence: she also runs emily's list. they are known for supporting pro-choice candidates. she is not really a politician. she one to gets them elected. she is a strategist. it's gonna be interesting to see how this works. maybe she gets in the job, ainsley, and decides that she likes it, she likes the other side of politics. but, traditionally, and i have seen her work for a while, she has been behind the scenes crafti

impeachment inquiry really savini hunter biden plus, not a way to run into any 24, both vice present kamala harris, governor gavin newsom making caps this weekend and we will explain, i'm elizabeth mcdonald in the evening edit starts right now. ldemocrat fighting hamas inthe r israel the enemies of civilization itself. victory over these enemies, begins with moral clarity. begins with knowing the difference between good and evil in between right and wrong and ladies and gentlemen, this is a turning point, turning point for the leaders in the nation's. it is time for all of us to decide if we are willing to fight for the future of hope and promise or surrender to tyranny and terror. liz: benjamin netanyahu assays the fight of our lives is time to stop terrorism especially backed by a run in army master sergeant teddy kennedy a green beret in a word to the bronze medal, sergeant kennedy is served in both iraq and afghanistan also this is former annas the official rich goldberg and think you for joining is gentlemen so first to you sergeant and benjamin netanyahu says no to a cease-fire in the

you see kamala. what is she going to say? i am alive? thanks, kamala. not really the best you can do. the last thing she said, they asked her about this a month ago. she goes i'm ready. i'm ready to take over. you look a little too ready. he is alive. the way a more efficient talks about people. dead or alive. all democrats see joe biden like this. there is no varying levels of performance. he is either breathing or he's not breathing. that is because they have no bench. a lot of people in the white house enjoy having a president that they can manage behind the scenes. >> the foreign minister from iran was given a reason and came to the u.n. and talk about pretty much threatened us. when he was asked on cnn about it, he wouldn't answer the question. is it any wonder that they think we wreak. they can come here and threaten us? >> i should point out that the leader of iran gets a visa under all administrations. republican presidents have led him, and democratic presidents and let them come. there have been various protests but that's not some weakness on

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she's been a close political strategist for vice president kamala harris in addition to working for one of the biggest labor unions in the state. mccune says all those thing would help newsom in a possible run for president. >> but also by picking a political insider, this is someone who is part of the political lineage and part of the political cousin relationship that exists between governor newsom and vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: but what's rubbing some people the wrong way is the fact butler lives in the state of maryland. she reportedly owns a home in california and would need to change her voter registration before being sworn in. that doesn't sit well with carolyn wisinger. >> we want people in our area, have been in our communities on the ground level and that's unfortunately not the case in this particular instance. >> reporter: but wisinger, an el cerrito city council member, has another reason for being disappointed. she is a supporter of oakland congresswoman barbara lee who hoped to get the appointment to help her chances of winning the senatorial election nex

a former union leader and has advised both hillary clinton and kamala harris. she is the head of emily's list, which raises money for female candidates who support abortion rights. >> she is going to be a great senator. i am excited, happy, thrilled that she is here. >>'s i am sure she will do an excellent job filling this seat. >> reporter: governor newsom appointed butler on sunday. as mentioned, the seat is up for grabs in the 2024 election. several candidates have already thrown their hat into the ring. back in the bay area, plans are underway to pay tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein. her body will lie in state at the rotunda sentences go city hall tomorrow, public viewing for 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. there will be a book there for people to sign condolences as well. feinstein's public funeral service will be held on the front steps of sentences go city hall on thursday, at 1:00 p.m. vice president kamala harris and former house speaker nancy pelosi are among those expected to attend. ryan? >> that is, therapist back in the bay area, public works e

but thank god we have the steady leadership of joy biden and kamala harris during this unthinkable time in our history. their morale compass, calm and empathy is what we need in this time of crisis and saw that yesterday when president biden and vice president harris and secretary blinken addressed the nation and played clear to the world that israel has united states' unwavering support. our president and vice president is making sure that israel has what it needs to defend itself. we are grateful for their support during this exceptionally difficult time. we acknowledge and address how these events will impact us as jews. we feel a deep fear that these attacks will unfortunately and have led to a rise in hate and anti-semitism. and this discussion and the work and your organizations do is so vitally important. almost a year ago, i sat right in this spot in this very room and many of you were here with me that day and then we called attention to the epidemic of hate that we are facing and following that meeting, we took action. and in may, biden-harris administration countered anti-sem

expected speakers include vice president kamala harris. also along polk street today, we had a chance to walk over. there is plenty of work going on today, that portion of the street in front of city hall there is already closed, and we're told the street perimeter around city hall will be closed tomorrow as well. reporting live in san francisco, chrissy smith. >> thank you for that update. appreciate it. we will be bringing you tomorrow's memorial service live right here at 1:00 p.m. as we mentioned, the speaker list includes vice president kamala harris, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and mayor london breed. and we will continue our coverage throughout the week. we do have a section dedicated to her on her website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. we're going to turn to our weather right now. take a live look across the bay area. you likely felt that we are cranking up the heat. if you thought today was hot, just wait until we get to the weekend, and that is why cynthia is with us now, to let us know where the hot spots are going to be. >> yeah. e

the chance to hear from vice president kamala harris would be one big draw for the public. but everyone i spoke to who entered thursday's memorial service said the biggest reason they attended >> was to pay their respects to the late senator dianne feinstein. cain, ahmed was surprised that she was able to get a seat when she drove over from oakland without having make a lot of helped. >> people with sleep from the aids crisis. when i first moved to francisco through the last day when hit it to the pastor floyd trim l from pilgrim christian church in castro valley also made it into the general public entrance. >> noting senator feinstein's ability to shatter several glass ceilings price. was a trailblazer. >> for women. politics. and certainly got to do more lives are like be here to celebrate one person who was on the invite list was michael fera. >> who met? find site what? he was just 5 years old. and she was the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> he recalled the announcement she made on the steps of city hall where mayor george moscone supervisor har

thank you, mayor, and vice president kamala harris and san francisco's mayor london breed and cantor and katherine and all diane's family and little family and friends. now a story of diane i thought is convince essentially her some of us might remember years ago senator dianne feinstein injured her ankle most people might see a doctor. but focused on recovering but diane forgot it. it was the week of the lake tahoe senate and she was in 1997 meeting leaders from nevada all for a cause near and deer to her heart preserving lac tahoe for years. and that morning remembered a bone pop but choose to finish her day or think thinking about it turns out was a significant fracture you are she only offered three words i just did. >> now many agree actives can define her strong and unflappable and affairs and practical. but one quality above all in any mind and forever set diane apart. in integrity integrity she was a leader of uncommon dignity she was propelled and never let her stray from a cause she know was right 78 i have stone unflappable right now. when they embraced an issue no matter

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president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and u.s. senators pausing the work of the people today to pay tribute to a woman who served for more than half a century. feinstein's body liing in state in san francisco at the city hall rotunda. her service today will happen amid some security concerns. though yesterday mowners lined up around the blocks and among them longtime friend and colleague nancy pelosi as well as the man who worked shoulder to shoulder with feinstein. dr. fauci. coming up at 9:00 a.m., be sure to tune in for our exclusive conversation with dr. fauci about those crucial days in the bay as he and feinstein led a national response to hiv/aids in its earliest and most devastating days. now back to the security concerns. late word came yesterday of that decision to close off the services to the public. >> yeah, it might be because of some of the big names attending like vice president kamala harris and a number of other u.s. senators and dignitaries. >> our shawn chitnis is live at city hall this morning. good morning on

we will not survive with president kamala harris.omeone asked me why i was running and i said my parents came here 50 years ago to an america that was strong, proud and full of opportunities. i want them to know that country again. i am doing for my husband michael and his military brother and sisters because their sacrifice mattered. i am doing it for my daughter who got married and i saw how hard it was for her and her husband to buy a home. i am tired of watching my son write papers on things he doesn't believe in just to get an a. that is not us, that's not america. 78% of americans don't think their kids will live as good of a life as we have. you should not be ok with that. we have a country to save. if you will join me, if you will commit, if you come together in this fight i can promise you that america's days are yet to come. thank you very much. god bless you, i appreciate it. thank you, thank you. thank you so much. [applause] ♪ >> of our youth band around of applause here. we are getting the youth involved in the campaign

we cannot afford a president's kamala harris. if you keep living in the past, that is what -- i think to go and give credit to hezbollah, to congratulate the chinese communist party like he did and to go and criticize the head of a country who had just felt massive bloodshed, no that is , not what we need in a president. we need someone who knows the difference between good and evil, the difference between right and wrong. i am going to work to make sure every american is safe and we have the backs of our allies. >> i am calling on this person. [crosstalk] >> she is going to call on you. >> i am calling on this person. that she is the only one i will talk to. if the rest of you talk we , cannot answer questions. >> what would you do to help innocent civilians who will be caught in the crossfire and what would you do at the border in egypt, they are not letting people from gaza in. nikki haley the last thing we : want to see is more innocent lives lost. that is not what we want to see. i have been on the ground, i have been on the

. >> reporter: starts at 1:00 in the afternoon with vice president kamala harris, senate minority leaderck schumer, nancy pelosi, and a video message from president biden. in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. recap of the nuts and bolts. senator will lie in state at city hall tomorrow, the public is invited 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. thursday, memorial at 1:00 in the afternoon. if you can't make it to city hall, we'll be showing the memorial live on nbc bay area. terry mentioned the list of speakers with the vice president, senate majority leader schumer, speaker emereita pelosi. and we posted this on the website. >> her replacement was sworn in today. >> so help you god. >> i will. >> congratulations, senator. >> as you can see, she was sworn in by vice president kamala harris. her partner by her side. butler is the first openly lgbtq person to represent california in the chamber. >>> tonight we're learning new details about the gut-wrenching story out of san jose where two babies died in a-day. they were 1 years old. the two little girls died in a backyard po

vp kamala harris. radio silent on boss' decision to build a border wall. you may remember.administration has decided vilify them and trade ton them for the sake of this president's medieval vanity project called a wall. let me be very clear i'm not going to vote for a wall under any circumstances so, yes, i'm all for increased border security for where we need it. i am not for a wall. >> todd: the border czar will be in st. louis today. thoughts? >> joe: the fact that we bear liver heard from this vice president since she took office two and a half years ago. shy only did one press conference since vice president and mike pence did multiple. she want to make a statement about new development as far as the biden administration building at least a little bit of a war without being challenged in any way. >> she could have done that silence of the lamb. this is why she will never be president by the way if the baton is passed to her. she has this record of border czar to run on which it you could give anything below an f-minus at this point she would receive it. she compared ic

kamala goes on "60 minutes", makes a fool of herself. gavin goes to chines anda makes a fool of himself. these are career, lifelong politiciar lifelon fant who don't know what to do on stage. >> in an interview in front of ourer enemies.ry pol >> literally the three things every politicianite to should be to do. >> trump, who never had spent a day in his life in politics,e is running his whole campaign on thihas. >> we have a leader that doesn't know what the he's doing, and we're dealing in the most, most. it's complicated. it's not that complicated. tted. we it's not that complica. we are not going to be takencoue advantage of by foreign countries. we are going to bring our jobs back. we're goindignitckg to bring our dignity back. because right now, the wholea ba world is laughing at the united states of americaus because we have a fool for president and we are going to change that in 2024. >> no wonder they hate him. >> these politicians spent eight years getting post graduate degrees, spen-graduatt a lifetime in politics, and act lik

>> vice president kamala harris swore in butler this afternoon. butler will now serve the rest of feinstein's term which expires in 2024. >> she is going to be a great, great senator. i am excited, happy, thrilled that she is here. >> earlier, senator butler met with senate majority leader chuck schumer. butler is a former union leader and democratic strategist who worked on harris' residential campaign and the former head of emily's list, which raises money for female candidates who support abortion rights. she is now the third black email u.s. senator in history behind by senator kamala harris and the first openly lesbian one. >>> preparations underway to memorialize the late senator dianne feinstein. her body will lie in state at the rotunda of city hall tomorrow. on thursday, a funeral service will be held on the front steps of city hall starting at 1:00. that is now open to the public. >>> a non-defined science day as national and city leaders held the kickoff ceremony per fleet week here in san francisco. anne makovec has more. >> they dedic

president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, and u.s. senators pausing the work of people today to pay tribute to a woman who served our nation and our state and san francisco for more than half a century. feinstein's body lying in state in san francisco city hall rotunda. her one hour service will happen today amid some concerns about security. mourners lining up yesterday to pay their respects and among them, longtime friend and colleague, nancy pelosi. as well as the man who worked shoulder to shoulder with feinstein during the 1980 san francisco aids epidemic. we're talking about dr. fauci there nodding his head. coming up at 9:00 a.m. tune in for the exclusive conversation with dr. fauci about those days in the bay as he and dianne feinstein led a national response to hiv and aids in its earliest and most devastating days. so we are fascinated to hear about the security concerns. the station made by this morning to close feinstein's services completely off to the public. >> and it might be because some of the big names attending lik

you know, kamala and doug are here.being here.ar they're strong, strong, strong supporters as well. [applause] and i want to thank you, kamala, for your leadership. we're joined by many members of congress, as i said, including some of the biggest champions of this disability rights community, and i think i've gon through most of the names already. but here's the deal. you know, a big thanks to the courageous activists here who work so hard to make the country more accessible and more just. you know, one of my first acts as a united states senator, i know i don't look old enough to do it, but one of my first acts was i voted, i was a co-sponsor of the rehabilitation act, whic -- [applause] was the first time in our nation's history we declared in law what we knew to be true: that americans with disabilities deserve dignity, respect, and an equal chance at the american dream. the rehabilitation act is one of the most consequential civil rights laws in our nation's history, banning discriminationt on the basis of disabili