south carolina republican nancy mace and california democrat ro khanna will talk about the millions ofhildren who could lose their care if congress doesn't act. >>> finally, russia expert fiona hill weighs in on the mysterious plane crash that killed russian mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin after his failed coup attempt against vladimir putin. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we've got a lot to get to today, but we want to begin with that crash of an osprey aircraft carrying 23 u.s. marines. three of those marines are now confirmed dead, and five more have been seriously injured. it happened during a multinational training exercise on melville island in australia's northern territory. the incident is under investigation and we will update you as we learn more. >>> the other breaking story, a dollar store in jacksonville, florida, is the site of a racially motivated shooting yesterday. cbs news correspondent christian ben vitas reports from the scene. >> reporter: a heart broken community left reeling after officials say a

we're back with republican nancy mace and democrat ro khanna.because the u.s. is facing a so-called child care cliff. most parents probably didn't know about. on september 30th, just a little a

we're back with republican nancy mace and democrat ro khanna. the two of you are here because the u.s. is facing a so-called child care cliff. most parents probably didn't know about. on september 30th, just a little over a month from now, $40 billion worth of pandemic-era funding for the child care industry is set to expire and without it, up to 70,000 child care facilities could close and an estimated 3.2 million children could lose access to child care. these numbers are really frightening. what can the two of you do about it and how quickly can you get legislation together so that congress could consider it before the deadline? >> it's staggering the challenge for us, and congressman khanna and i have been good friends, great lawmakers together. we started a child care caucus. our approaches may be different from time to time on different issues, but our goals are always the same. these are issues that parents, especially moms, that they care about and we have to address. from the perspective that i'm looking at, you know, we talk about 4-ye

now khanna is hoping to take these lessons and put them toward proper legislation. is it hard to put the transistors on the way? oh, that's that's how the south bay representative, ro khanna, took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, part of his congressional district. the company maker of tools and machines to manufacture their semiconductors. recently announced it would build a massive new facility funded in part by federal subsidies. this is the epicenter for global innovation in the new economy. we absolutely are using ai in a number of different areas. the magic that creates semiconductor leadership is incredibly complex , and it's getting even more complex in the future. ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intelligence to advance their systems. the rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america, but also at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. ai moves so quickly and changes at near exponen

>> i'd like to think that a ro khanna's saying this out of the goodness of his heart, but i think inresident trump -- bolster president trump, and if president trump comes back into office, democrats are going to wish that they didn't do this. remember, we are talking about 91 charges and 700 years in jail. and nowhere in those 91 charges is insurrection, rebellion or incite. elizabeth: so how does he do this and run for the white house? i mean, we're talking at least 12 million documents that the trump team has to look at to properly prepare for, you know, for trial. is this a due prostitutional problem here? >> absolutely, it is. it's election interference. and not only is it election interference, liz, but it's also the fact that you're having all these -- you're daisy chaining these cases. there is no way that anyone -- an average client would get two years if they were actually going through this, and instead you're going to put these four or five cases on president trump all during the election? it's making him out to be a very sympathetic character with the american public. th

south bay congressman ro khanna took a tour of applied materials in sunnyvale to see how the industry is really using artificial intelligence as ktvu . political reporter greg lee tells us khanna is hoping to take these lessons and then put them toward proper legislation. is it hard to put the transition on the way from, oh, that's that's all south bay. representative ro khanna took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, part of his congressional district. the company maker of tools and machines to manufacture semiconductors, recently announced it would build a massive new facility funded in part by federal subsidies. this is the epicenter for global innovation in the new economy. we absolutely are using ai in a number of different areas. the magic that creates semiconductor leadership is in incredibly complex, and it's getting even more complex in the future. ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intelligence to advance their systems. the rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want

that includes fellow bay area democrat ro khanna. however, today congressman khanna, his only comment was to wish her a speedy recovery. senator feinstein said she intends to finish her term, which ends next year. she will not run for reelection. >>> also tonight, they found her car, but where is katie schneider? more than a month after the 17-year-old from saratoga disappeared, there is still no sign of her. today crews focused on the search in the santa cruz mountains. she was last seen driving her car, you see it there, away from her home in saratoga. that was on july 5th. her car was found a few days ago on monday off of highway 35 near castle rock state park. today you can see search and rescue crews combing that area. friends describe katie as a kind student who is about to start her senior year at saratoga high. >> she was such a good student and so focused on her grades and getting into a good college and all that. i'm very concerned. >> sheriff's deputies do not suspect foul play. >>> let's get back to our top story now, tho

khanna is giving an update to constituents as well as taking questions from the audience. nbc bay area's thom jensen is there and we'll have more about what was discussed tonight at 11:00. >>> in oakland this weekend, one of the highlights of the year taking over chinatown. the 34th annual oakland chinatown street fest, bringing out thousands of people with performances of all kinds. they had music and food and shopping, all kinds of stuff. for some of the young martial arts performers, they work all year to show off at this festival. >> it's always amazing to see these young kids out there performing, working really hard with the kung fu. it's a very traditional sort of chinese -- it's part of their culture, right? we want them to have that experience growing up and to do martial arts. i think it's lots of dedication, it's always great to see them when they're out here performing. >> the free festival returned after a two-year absence because of covid. >>> it is the end of an era. a few minutes ago, nordstrom closed its flagship san francisco store for good. back in may,

khanna says budget issues are frustrating americans everywhere and lawmakers will have 12 days to hammer out a deal before the september 30th deadline. >> we are pushing to make sure the low class and middle class concerns are addressed. khanna says he endorses military cuts, but not aid for ukraine, which he calls a drop in the bucket when it comes to the defense budget. >>> we take a live look out at the golden gate bridge. getting started with your monday morning. forecaster cinthia pimentel has a look at the forecast. it's a cool start. >> you know what's missing from that picture? karl, the fog. that is showing us a preview of what we can expect over the next couple of hours and as we go into the middle of the week. we'll see temperatures warm up. let's start in brentwood. good morning to you. as you get ready to head out the door, make sure you're packing the water bottle, the sunglasses and the sunscreen, because as we go into the middle of the day, that lunchtime hour in the mid-80s. we're going to warm up nicely around the bay, 70s and 80s. we've got 83 in fremont, 93 in concord

ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intel to advance their systems.he rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america, but also at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. ai moves so quickly and changes at near exponential speed and there's such little legislative history on this issue. so a new process is called for. for his part, connor recently used chatgpt to write the first draft of a bill regulating ai. he said his staff ultimately made changes before submitting, but he wanted to show the technology's profound impact moving forward. well, it's incredibly important to have productivity advantages to make sure america continues to lead, but it's also going to be important to have the appropriate guardrails. connor said the issue is bigger than politics and he's working with mccarthy. schumer and industry experts. an approach dickerson supports this concept of inclusive innovation is critical to doing the right things and real

ro khanna took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, part of his congressional district.he company maker of tools and machines to manufacture semiconductors, recently announced it would build a massive new facility funded in part by federal subsidies. this is the epicenter for global innovation in the new economy. we absolutely are using ai in a number of different areas. the magic that creates semiconductor leadership is incredibly complex , and it's getting even more complex in the future. ceo gary dickerson sharing with khanna how they're using artificial intelligence to advance their systems, the rapidly growing technology, a major focus on capitol hill as lawmakers consider how to regulate ai. i want to see an ability to foster ai here in america, but also at the same time protect us from any fears that we may have. ai moves so quickly and changes at near exponential speed and there's such little legislative history on this issue. so a new process is called for. for his part, connor recently used chat gpt to write the first draft of a bill regulated writing ai. he sa

and that's just one thing ro khanna addressed. >> reporter: more than a hundred people were here at abram agnew where they answered questions from everything to supporting ukraine, childcare costs, housing costs and avoiding a government shutdown. >> there's a frustration about what it's like to be working in middle class go america. >> reporter: congressman ro khanna says he'll address childcare, climate change and the skyrocketing housing costs. lawmakers will have just 12 legislative work days to hammer out a deal before a september 30 deadline. >> we are pushing to make sure the working class and middle class concerns are addressed and that the republicans don't go back and ask for even further cuts at a time when people are hurting. >> reporter: he is steadfast and was a no vote on the $686 billion defense bill but told constituents the u.s. aid to ukraine must continue and is a drop in the bucket compared to the defense budget. >> it's about 3% of the total defense budget. if we want to cut, i would say why aren't we going after the defense contractors. >> reporter: half of it goes

joining us now democratic congressman ro khanna served on the joe biden campaign advisory board.u for joining me. i wanted to ask you about the polling today, but today is a historic day in the arraignment in washington, d.c., and what does today mean for donald trump in your view? >> well, i'm proud that it affirms the rule of law, and it affirms a lot of the work that the house, and the january 6th committee did. the reality is that there was an elaborate plot that the trump administration had to try to overturn a legitimate election, and we in this country need to hold elections sacred, and we can't have politicians after the fact trying to nullify what the voters say. so i'm glad that the rule of law will be upheld. >> donald trump's defense team is preparing a defense saying that his words and actions around the january 6th is protected by the first amendment, and you don't agree with that, i know, but are you concerned that is going to be a tough case for prosecutors to prove beyond a reasonable doubt? >> well, this is not about his free speech. i mean, if he wants to go ou

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it's one of the topics we will talk about in this "common ground" segment joining us tonight ro khannai know y'all are getting ready for a trip overseas and i want to talk about that. let's talk about this moment because it was very emotional for those families to come up and tell their stories. >> yeah, bret. i have dealt with gold star families my entire career, sadly. i never met a group that's so angry. they feel like they have been lied to about what happened to their loved ones. >> extraordinary success of this mission. >> to have the president of the united states, the commander-in-chief and his cabinet repeatedly say this was an outstanding success, rather than we're sorry, we made a mistake is what really, for them, feels like a knife in the back and has them so outraged. we are pounding away from an investigative standpoint in the house. but the stonewalling that we're getting from this administration, frankly, is unacceptable. >> bret: there is a lot of "common ground" congressman khanna for feeling for their lost and really hearing that really hits home. >> first of all, th

joining us now, california congressman, ro khanna, member of the affordable drug pricing task force. to see. you got a big smile on your face about this. this is a simple matter that, to most people, should've been sorted out more than two decades ago. the idea that medicare is allowed to negotiate for the price of the drugs, not free drugs nobody's getting it free, nobody forcing anybody to sell anything and the government's not taking over the manufacture of anything. this is the right to negotiate because you're a bulk buyer. >> absolutely, ali, for all the republican rhetoric on inflation, this administration is actually taking action to save americans money. here's what it's gonna mean. for the ten most expensive drugs, for drugs to tackle diabetes, blood thinners, americans now are going to pay less. there's a cap of $2,000 a year on their out-of-pocket costs. and, by the, way this is gonna reduce the deficit, all the republican rhetoric on deficits, they haven't done anything. this president has. medicare is about 800 billion dollars of spending. of that 20% is pharmaceutical

prompted calls for her to step down from within her own party, including from representatives ro khanna. alexandra ocasio-cortez and others. calls also came from across the aisle. if you are 89 years old, if you are unable to function, if you are unable to do your job, it's in the best interests of your constituents, but it's in the best interest of the country that you step down in february. feinstein the longest serving woman, senator in history, made clear she intends to serve out her full term lawmakers close to her, like former house speaker nancy pelosi, have come to her defense. and political consultant steve vigliotti says that means something. they wonder without her vote in the senate, what could happen. judges could be delayed. democrats could lose important narrow votes. where kamala harris has been in a few times. so think they're looking at the big picture. and i think voters should look at the big picture to priorities submitted. yeah, just say i okay. just i feinstein had another moment when she appeared to be confused during a roll call vote. her staff said she was preo

. >> 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 well. but it's time for her to move on and let somebody else do it. >> reporter: senator feinstein will have plenty of time to recuperate at home -- congress doesn't return to session until the first week of september. >>> stay away as raging wildfires in hawaii have killed at least six people and are forcing thousands of others to evacuate. search and rescue operations are under way as officials say some people are unaccounted for and officials fear hundreds of homes may have been destroyed. the wind-whipped fires are being fuel the by powerful winds from hurricane dora. many people on the island have been left without power or cell service, and a historic and popular tourist town of lahaina has practically burned to the

. >> fellow bay area congressman ro khanna is among those who previously called for the senator to resign, but if when we asked for comment today his office said he wished her a speedy recovery reserve. >>> a berkeley business owner's pizza shop was hit by vandals. the culprit left an expensive mess behind. this happened on shattuck avenue. the owner of emilio's woke up to police at his home, there to tell him someone smashed in the front window of his business. this is the second time his pizzeria has been vandalized in two years. he's wondering if being a berkeley business owner is even worth it. >> for the first ten years, the only thing that happened is i got my tip jar stolen a couple of times. the last couple of years, the previous incidents were minor. this one, my neighbor got her window smashed maybe a year ago. same building. so it's definitely been worse in the last few years. >> every time his window is broken, he says it costs him $1,000, which is the cost of his insurance deductible. he says he then has to factor in the potential insurance premium increases. >>> right now, "

south bay congressman ro khanna is proposing legislation to regulate the use of artificial intelligence. i refuse to think can replace imagination, creativity, human empathy. so the challenge for the united states is not to just be passive. it's to say, how are we going to get a younger generation comfortable with machines? now, connor took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, which is part of his congressional district. the company makes tools and machines to manufacture semiconductors and explains how artificial intelligence is being used. we absolutely are using ai in a number of different areas. the magic that creates semiconductor leadership is incredible, complex, and it's getting even more complex in the future. now, connor used chatgpt to write the first draft of his bill. all right. our time is 736. there's a new effort now to help drivers pay the overdue tolls or penalties in late fees from bridges or express lanes. this toll payment plan is being administered through fasttrack. now, the first part of the plan is availab about $60,000 a year for it starts with a p

ro khanna toured applied materials and says that he is working with the bipartisan group to look intoaid that it will require minds outside of congress to help shape future legislation. he is confident it will come through silicon valley. >> a collaborative spirit and a history and fundamental investment. artificial intelligence as silicon valley's role will matter with ai. reggie: bill. amanda: your car may be sharing your data and state regulators are looking to put an end to the practice. privacy protection agency will review data privacy practices of connected vehicle manufacturers. auto manufacturers that cameras and navigation devices. they will decide if they are following laws on that data collected. it is something regulators in europe are looking at. reggie: an investigation into tesla's power steering after complaints for steering and steering control. some model theories why suv's. there is one report of a crash but no injuries. federal safety r into many, severity and how the issue occurs. amanda: santa clara county has r west nile virus. they will treat the areas of nort

khanna explain more clearly how important the press stage is for russia's space agency. —— | stage isside the agency building in moscow. i had a woman screaming in my ear saying if we allow our space station to go down it's the end of russia. she was speaking for many in terms of russia boss mark sense of abilities, prestige,... they were desperately hoping to bring back to life that early sense of russian achievement in space and so today's news is a major blow, notjust for the russian space agency but for russia itself, andindeed space agency but for russia itself, and indeed for president vladimir putin. thank you, paulfor that. wildfires in canada are threatening tens of thousands of people in british columbia, which is now under a state of emergency. 30,000 people have been told to leave their homes, with another 36,000 warned they may need to leave at any moment. 0ur correspondent peter bowes has this report. oh, my god. the intensity of the flames is terrifying. moving rapidly over a vast area there are more than a thousand wildfires burning throughout canada. about a third of

abc7 was in sunnyvale as ro khanna toward a applied materialsn semiconductor facility.said it's going to require lines outside of congress to help shape future legislation. he is confident that will come from silicon valley. >> we have a collaborative spirit, a history of investment in technology. silicon valley is a huge asset to the united states and its role will only continue to matter. >> he recently used chatgpt to draft a new ai bill. the first draft encourages government agencies to use ai to make government websites easier to navigate. >> crews in santa clara county will treat areas where the west nile virus has been found. that includes north san jose and milpitas. tomorrow, parts of santa clara and sunnyvale will also be sprayed and treated. it comes after the county reported three separate cases of the virus. the district manager says it's normal to use this of activity after winter and spring. >> we are checking mosquito sources and monitoring larvae make sure they are not developing to adult mosquitoes. >> there are different ways to prevent mosquitoes. yo

also the bay area, you see increasing numbers of even liberal politicians, ro khanna, nancy pelosi sayinglic safety is the problem. >> aishah: yeah, i want to play quickly price's reaction to the recall effort and then we'll talk about it. >> these are election deniers. when you lose an election you shouldn't be able to overturn the will of the voters. that's what happened on the insurrection on january 6th. >> i don't know if they are election deniers or if any of them. she says she's doing it for the black and brown community, the naacp chapter calling for a state of emergency there. what does that say when you've got the black and brown communities saying look, crime is impacting all of us. >> yeah, naacp had, along with a local pastor saying that crime mainly falls on the black community and it is not humanitarian, it's not progressive, you are not doing anyone favors by allowing a culture of lawlessness by allowing street crime. so, and as far as this election denial stuff, you know, california both regionally and statewide has a long tradition of recalls and the ability of people wh

i think judge khanna seems not quite inclined to move them forward and the document case may have issuesudge is not redityady to a case, it's not ready to go. i think we can look forward to monday and see the date judge chutkan sets. if it's perhaps january, february or march, if she sets that date, it's likely we'll see president trump on trial next year. >> so, chris, sydney powell down in georgia, she joined kenneth chesebro saying she wants a speedy trial and she may get it. less wrenn to what a former trump lawyer, ty cobb, just said a little while ago on cnn. >> now, i'm not sure i agree with that but, you know, it is a strategic move and i admire those. but now he's in a situation where he may have to go to trial with sydney powell, which i have to say of all the defendants in this entire case is the last person i would want to be alone in a courtroom with if i was another defendant. because, you know, everything -- the problem she has is everything that she did was a lie. >> to be fair, i think a lot of them have that problem about the lies. but, i mean, yeah, what do you think?

ed: rishi khanna of stocktwits, always good to catch up. thank you for your time out of new york.oming up, ftx's new bankruptcy plan could mean cash payments for customers. we will bring you that next. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: nasa is listening for any sound from voyager to after losing contact with the spacecraft billions of miles away. voyager two has been out of touch ever since flight controllers accidentally sent a wrong command more than a week ago that tilted its antenna away from earth. plus advisors are doubling down on in does -- india's drone making sector on the moon by listed company generating a return of 600%. a 15% stake in bout labs dynamic for 2.4 million, expects three more portfolio companies to go public soon. ftx unveiled a cash repayment plan as part of its bankruptcy. the draft proposes valuing customer claims in u.s. dollars as of the date it went bankrupt and repaying them by selling access tied to various silos of the business. ftx has not ruled out rebooting any offshore exchange, according to filings. a big bloomberg scoop on tesla coming up

. >> brian: one of the fun nest things i heard all weekend was ro khanna said the problem with joe biden is his staff is too controlling they should let joe be joe. good luck with that let him glow out there. we can't wait for that i got vcr on play record. let joe be joe. >> ainsley: we willed that to the montage reel. >> brian: listen to ro let joe be joe. >> steve: a lot of rhyming. other news at 7:13. the federal aviation administration. thousands of pilots suspected of lying about medical issues just so they can stay on the job in the cockpit. >> brian: they will be collecting disability checks while still going to work each and every day. >> ainsley: todd by roy joins us more -- with more. [laughter] >> this is concerning. federal authorities are looking into 5,000 pilots suspected of make faking medical records to hide the fact that they have been receiving benefits for serious health conditions. the pirates under scrutiny are all military veterans accused of knowingly concealing health conditions or mental health disorders to the aa to collect disability benefits. some of these c

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happening now, a south bay congressman ro khanna will be in sunnyvale this morning.expect to do give a tour of a semiconductor facility. congressman is also expected to proposal legislation on artificial intelligence. last week the first draft was written by using chatgpt. the bill asks for guidance on that technology, specifically focusing on how federal agencies can use a.i. on their websites. that tour begins at 9:00 this morning. >>> a quick look at the top stories we have for you, including breaking news out of the city this morning. a major fire burning as crews work to stop it from spreading to other buildings. we're going to have that update we're going to have that update in ls than three minutes.es introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo and d served witith hot au j for dippining. try ththe roast bebeef or pasti french d dips today.y. onlyly at togogo's. 6:56. welcome back. we're moving you forward

"outfront" now, the democratic congressman ro khanna of california who sits on the house select committee chinese and russian ships doing this provocative move, and then the u.s. then sending navy ships in response. how worried are you right now about the rising tensions between the u.s. and china? >> i'm concerned about the chinese should be under no allusion. the united states has naval superiority in the pacific. we are extraordinarily strong there. i had led a delegation to taiwan, there's bipartisan consensus to make sure that taiwan has the self-defense weapons that they need. at the same time, the president, secretary blinken, have said that we need to engage with china in a constructive conversation so that we don't have accidental wars or conflict, and i hope the chinese will reciprocate. >> well, this is at least the second time in a year that chinese and russian ships have come close to alaska. today, congressman, former president trump weighed in on the incident. so actually not about indictments, he was talking about this incident. and he said russia and chi would not be putt

previous calls coming during that long absence and even within her own party, like local congressman ro khanna, we've also heard it from other progressive members of the house . the focus today has been on the senator's recovery and, well being. now, as for her future, a democratic consultant told me only the senator can say what she will do. most voters knew she was old and when they voted for her again, but they trusted her experience and what she's done for california. it's very clear she's not in 100. but ultimately it's up to her whether she's going to leave or not. you don't have to look at people's age. you have to look at their capacity to do the job. now, we've also heard those calls to step down from the other side of the aisle. two. but again, the senator and her team says she has every intention to remain in this position until her term ends in january 2025. we should also mention that it is a heated race between multiple democrats, three of them fighting her for her seat in 2025. interesting to see what happens. well, we know we will keep us posted in in our studio. greg, thank yo

. >>> happening now, south bay congressman ro khanna will be in sunnyvale this morning. he's expected to give a tour of applied materials semiconductor facility. the congressman is also expected to discuss the proposed new legislation on artificial intelligence from last week. the first draft was written using chatgpt. now, that new bill asks for guidance on technology, specifically it focuses on new federal agencies and how they can use a.i. on their websites. that tour begins at 9:00 this morning. >>> as climate change causes more natural disasters, we're likely to see more climate refugees searching for new homes. still ahead, what local researchers say needs to be done now to avoid disasters in the future. >>> ahead at 6:00, marking national night out. tens of thousands of people from across the country and right here in the bay area coming together to help connect. the reason oakland leaders say this year's event is very critical for the city. >>> a quick reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you would like. we stream 24/7 on roku and other streaming pl

buyers are dealing with higher mortgage rates, khanna for the higher home prices. so bias is broken. but then the sellers who on the home they we have cheap mortgages like i have a 2 and a half percent mortgage at 3 and a half percent mortgage. i don't want to sell that another put that cash in bank account or just keep paying off that loan at a really low level for the next 15, 2025 year. so i really like el-erian statement that the house broken month over month, housing prices month to month last 2 months. but year-over-year, they're just down a little bit and we need to go down 10%. we need get out 15%. so that more people can jump in and say, you know, ham, 25 30 am have a kid. i need that home, right? housing does seem broken i were to predict we still need to go lower housing prices, but i'm not. i don't border didn't like i don't think it's going go down enough. at least not right. gray area here. >> and then lastly, this morning, the headline is i love this. americans love getting high, but this is in your loser column. you know, you don't like the >> yeah,

prompted calls for her to step down from within her own party, including from representatives ro khannaalso came from across the aisle. if you are 89 years old, if you are unable to function, if you are unable to do your job, it's in the best interests of your constituents. but it's in the best interest of the country that you step down in february. feinstein the longest serving woman senator in history , made clear she intends to serve out her full term lawmakers close to her, like former house speaker nancy pelosi, have come to her defense and political consultant steve maggio says that means something. they wonder without her vote in the senate, what could happen. judges could be delayed and democrats could lose important narrow votes. where kamala harris has been in a few times. so think they're looking at the big picture and think voters should look at the big picture to funds priority submitted. yeah. just say okay just by feinstein had another moment when she appeared to be confused during a roll call vote. her staff said she was preoccupied. it came on the heels of 81 year old s

. >>> i want to go now to ro khanna, a member of the national advisory board for the biden harris 2024n as well. so, i want to talk about the hunter biden actually in a moment, but first, donald trump. we've got four indictments, 91 criminal charges. i have to keep saying that to myself. it's pretty incredible. 91. but he's, it's not just that he's the clear gop front-runner. the republicans don't think he should be charged. you see ramaswany rising, but absolutely nothing has moved the needle. does anything? >> first of all, we have to have the process play out. the seriousness of the charge is that he tried to overturn a election. that goes to the heart of democracy. i was talking to someone this morning who's a desantis supporter who said that the indictments are making him more sympathetic to donald trump, that this is a sentiment among republicans. so there's no doubt this is strengthening him in the republican field. i don't think it's going to help him with independents. >> no, but it is amazing. talking to a desantis supporter. that is where we've seen the erosion. at least in

let's bring in democratic member of the oversight committee, congressman ro khanna of california.for from all the organizations they've asked for them from. he's also said, "well, we haven't drawn a connection yet between hunter biden and president biden, but we believe there's a lot of smoke." so far, no fire. what is your sense of why they're going through this exercise and where it ends? >> talk about a downshift from your previous segment, where we're talking about the inspiring march on washington and dr. king. now, the petty politics of the modern house. i mean, what we should be doing house is legislation for the shooting in jacksonville, what we should be doing is talking about economic costs, child care costs. instead this speak her is not focused on the issues that people care about. i didn't get one question at my town hall on hunter biden or joe biden. and joe biden is not a single thread of evidence that single payment went to president biden. and it is total politics. donald trump was impeached twice. they want to try to bloody up the president for 2024. this is all

south bay congressman ro khanna is proposing legislation to regulate the use of artificial intelligenceit can replace imagination, creativity, human empathy. so the challenge for the united states is not to just be passive. it's to say, how are we going to get a younger generation comfortable with machines? now, connor took a special tour of applied materials in sunnyvale, which is part of his congressional district. the company makes tools and machines to manufacture semiconductors and explained how artificial intelligence is being used. we absolutely are using ai in a number of different areas. the magic that creates semi conductor leadership is incredibly complex and it's getting even more complex in the future. now, connor used chatgpt . to write the first draft of his bill to regulate ai. he says his staff ultimately made changes before submitting the legislation, but he wanted to show one of the uses of the technology. all right, our time is 538. it's official now. the united states will take on sweden this coming sunday at 1 a.m. in the women's world cup. right side. jacobson and

the future on ethics reform legislation with progressives on his committee, including aoc and ro khannasurprising to me. >> yeah, it's hard to see democrats accepting that he could still be in any kind of bipartisan position after his hunter biden investigation. i just don't think they're going to buy that. can i ask you, scott, one more question on mitch mcconnell? i mean, who is it -- i'm starting to hear from republicans a little bit they're frustrated they're not getting more information out of the leader about his health conditions. i'm wondering if you are hearing that. if so, who is it he is talking to? people in kentucky who would have a better idea of actually what's going on and what his doctors are saying? >> yeah, in fact, his spokespeople yesterday said that he would consult with a physician, not going so far as to say that he would actually go see a physician. that was interesting to me. you know, right now, what we are hearing from senators going back to that previous july episode and this episode, is that mitch mcconnell has been ceding some of his responsibility as he h

khanna from california, for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman, thank you mr. chapel-y for being here. i understand that your duty to have the strict enforcement of tax law, is it true that you have often disagreed with charging decisions before? >> i agree with charging decisions. >> i'm saying, is it that you've all true that you've often disagreed that your recommendations have often been disregarded before when it comes to charging decisions, is that true? >> i don't think disregard is accurate representation. >> people in your own irs have disagreed with your decisions often before, is that accurate? >> that's not accurate. >> is it not true that the facts council, in the criminal department, has disagreed often with your decisions in the past? >> criminal tax attorneys, yes. >> as i stated -- >> how often have they disagreed in your opinion, with your recommendation decisions? >> very often. >> can you give us a percentage of how often you said we ought to charge someone and they said no, that may not be a good idea? >> yeah, i would say, i mean, just bal

here's what ro khanna told me. education and pathways to good-paying jobs. republicans are losing asian americans, but they know they can't ignore this group either. the rnc tells me there is a multimillion dollar investment to open community centers across the country, like the one in california's orange county, where they've had some success in courting aapi voters. quote, that is a community that ought to be voting republican. i just think our party has not done a good job of communicating with them. overall, asian americans prefer democrats by about 2-1. they have a big footprint in key swing states like georgia and nevada. this is a demographic we're going to be hearing about for a long time to come. >> we've heard through the years of groups being inclined to vote a certain way. many people of color inclined more traditionally to vote democratic than republican. there is exceptions to that. george w. bush did extremely well in 2004 with hispanic americans. if you look at the trend line through the years, asia