i think the best thing i can say now is feinstein 2012. [applause]. so, hours ago we recalled the winner from every station, every publication, and we are going to win this race. [applause]. we just pulled out to a several point lead, and that's before l.a. is in. that's before alameda county is in. so i am thrilled. i want you to listen up. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this victory. after the toughest and roughest campaign of my life, this is my 11th straight election victory. [applause]. and what a sweet one it is. [applause]. and from the time i was elected to that first office way back, you have to listen up. i only had one reason -- one reason i went into politics, and that was to make life better for the people i represent. that's who i am. that's all i am about. there is no other agenda but to make life better for you and the people of california. now listen, listen, listen. everything was thrown at us. including the kitchen sink. and the stove and the oven and everything. millions of dollars of negative ads from known an

ice officials released him after senator dianne feinstein signed a private bill to block the deportation to peru. >> everybody was shocked but the last week or so we are giving him good news and bad news. another minute we're not sure. >> lee is expected back in the bay area tomorrow on the condition of his release he will have to report to the immigration office in san francisco. >>> police are investigating a white powder mailed to a tv studio where dancing of the stars are from. it follows bristol palin's controversial advance. it contained a threatening letter and a white substance that turned out to be talcum powder. >>> still ahead, michael finney is here with an investigation exposing how much of a potentially harmful chemical is in is in your favorite canned food. >> a bay area woman one of oprah's favorite. >> and dancers d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d

after introducing the bill senator feinstein said " it appears to me the only positive future for steve is that he be able to finish his education and remained in this country " steve leas lawyers said her private measure will buy him time while congress considers said. lee is expected to arrive in san francisco tomorrow afternoon. >> back now with brian van a can we were talking earlier about the raid and others more of it already showing up? >> is more on the way in fact all week and we could not only see the raid but thunderstorms coming up tomorrow. >> and is going to be cold. (laughter) >> temperatures getting in the 30's and 40's with only '50s and the day and here's the first band of rain. it's pretty light, the more active stuff is coming up for tomorrow look for a light rain to increase through the evening hours tonight. it's presently reading fairly steady rain for novato to petaluma, santa rosa have highway 11 toward silver. if this rate will impact the entire bay area for tonight as it pushes to the south. behind this system this is that the one that's even colder and its ap

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. >> i am urging senators boxer and feinstein to support a young man and his efforts to remain in the u.s. by introducing a private bill. he is a 20-year-old city college student in san francisco. i would like to thank my colleagues supervisor's chiu, campos, and avalos. he thought that he was an average person until immigration and customs enforcement arrived at his home. he was informed that he was ordered removed by an immigration judge. he was 14 years old when he was deported from the west. he had no idea that he was quite documented. immigrants are part of a fabric of our community in san francisco. we need to speak out when their rights are violated. we denounce his deportation and urge senators feinstein and boxer to put forward a private bill on his behalf. he came to the u.s. when he was 12th. for all intents and purposes, he grew up and is part of our society. he aspires to be a nurse. there are many who are the valedictorians, artists, doctors, in the future. we would like to have a moratorium around to supporting this kind of students. thank you so much for supporting thi

and i don't think that this has ever happened to it except when dianne feinstein -- keep the process open and do this with this board, not the new one. >> the new board might have office hours. how astonishing is this, we can walk in and there's no contact with the public except for phone calls from their funds to help elect them. that is stunning in cannot have an office tower and to make a decision on who will be the mayor. i understand why you might want to give this off to the new board because this is a huge responsibility. at the end of the day, who wants to appear soft your friends? we elected you to make irresponsibility -- a decision and that responsibility has not gone away and i'm asking you to make a lot of decisions. there is a lot of feelings involved. no one here is saying one person or another, we are saying that we need you to show us that you will take this seriously so that we can have a mayor that has a transition team that will think truisms is -- that will think what it is. i asked you to show the courage to put aside your personal feelings and think about the g

, from the newspaper articles of the week, between the assassinations and the appointment of dianne feinstein as the interim mayor. lazarus nos. -- knows. elsbernd knows. colleagues, let's give ourselves a chance. president chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: i actually wanted to get away from this and ask counsel, again, along the lines, it has been indicated the clerk of the board was given a very difficult task, and she has worked very hard to put together as good a proposal i think she possibly could. with the advice of counsel and everyone involved. i think we have to respect and appreciate that work, so i want to thank the clerk for doing that. a general question i have is whether the proposal, the process that the clerk has put forward, is the only way in which we can proceed with a nomination or a selection that is still consistent with the requirements that govern the conduct of this board. in other words, note is this the only way that we can do this? are there other ways in the procedure? >> supervisor, a primary concern was ensuring that members do not have a financial con

and mark spoke with senator feinstein about the possibility of a compromise. >> we d we've been hearing from republicans and business owners. three tl is three weeks maybe four weeks to get this done f they don't, everyone's taxes are going up. in north beach, joey and eddie's is closed and this week, a chop house, also dark. around the corner, laurie admits it's been a tough year. >> not as bad as last year but we haven't seen the business come back. especially in a tourist driven area like north beach. >> thomack yas is concerned they're about to end the bush era tax cuts for those making more than $250,000 a year. the president said he might consider a compromise extending for a year or two making them permanent for everyone else, senator feinstein believes compromise is possible. >> i think that i suspect that there is a proposal is going to be worked out. >> feinstein says priority must be to extend without impacting small business. >> this economy has been kind to people in the top couple of percent yents. it's not been kind to people below that. >> this week darrell issa told goo

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feinstein may introduce the bill to let lee stay in this country. feinstein calling lee a bright young man who is brought to this country through no fault of his own. she went on to say it would be unjust to deport him before getting a chance to vote on this bill. >> there is a richmond police officer wiped tears away as he testified about finding a 16-year-old rape victim last year. this was the first day of a preliminary hearing for seven suspects in this case. they were taken to court in shackles. officer was first on the scene, tearing up as he testified about finding the girl. first thinking she was dead. the community is watching this case closely. >> there is a lot of tension and individuals are angry. there is a lot of people who want to see people punished. so we need to make sure there is civil discourse and zront a law in this process. >> one defense attorney questioned a second officer about how intoxicated the victim was saying it goes to the issue of consent. >>> a san francisco cable car driver is in the hospital following a violent a

feinstein said li's situation was a prime example of why congress must pass the dream act. the legislation would give conditional green cards to young people if they were brought to the united states illegally at a young age, graduated from high school and enroll in college or military service.li's parents were born in china but moved in the 1980s to peru, where their son was born. the parents brought him to the united states from peru on tourists visas when he was 12 years old. they applied for political asylum, but a judge rejected their claim. li has said he grew up unaware of the legal complications his family faced. he is currently being held in an arizona detention center. we'll be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues in a live look at sat at walnut creek, beautiful weather, warm day on track traffic is a mess. bumper-to-bumper on the right-hand side from highway 24. welcome back, it there's a a.m. and the big news and weather is the heat, hot as did the week, maybe eve breaks an some records. >> to the beaches somewhat yesterday batteries out there winds a

with dianne feinstein waving. >> we have a shot of dianne feinstein. governor swarzenegger will be speaking. >> we can tell who they are. here we go, and here is managing partner. >> and here is -- you can see out here, in the parade. and then behind galan family and motorized cars and those are going to have the players on them. the players are coming out. >> i'm so happy with steven mcgowen. we're not having a parade without them and we're remembering a lot of franchise. he saved this team years ago. he was guy that barry bonds and it was barry's presence and tireless work behind the answer with larry there to help get the gorgeous. i remember seeing mr. mcgowen after the loss to the angels. they have a celebration of the season at at&t park and the players. it's the exact opposite of the emotions that you are seeing right now. that is what it was like that day. it was beautiful afternoon so this moment is special sweet. >> and 1962 with the mccovey line drive and 89 earthquake that was swept by the a's and the loss when the giants were five out to t

feinstein said li's situation was a prime example of why congress must pass the dream act. the legislation would give conditional green cards to young people if they were brought to the united states illegally at a young age, graduated from high school and enroll in college or military service.li's parents were born in china but moved in the 1980s to peru, where their son was born. the parents brought him to the united states from peru on tourists visas when he was 12 years old. they applied for political asylum, but a judge rejected their claim. li has said he grew up unaware of the legal complications his family faced. >>increased scrutiny of how natural gas pipelines are being inspected in california is revealing that the state has only small group of inspectors to check 110,000 miles of gas pipelines, mobile home park systems and propane distributors who do business in the state. the san francisco chronicle reports that the california public utilities commission was the only state agency enforcing federal rules that fell short each year in meeting the government's minim

senator dianne feinstein intervened dahlin has more on this story. >> immigration officials had the san francisco college did in to prove. it was previously scheduled for monday. sent a feinstein said in a statement that she had asked emigrations officials to halt the deportation procedures are waiting for congress to pass the dream act. if passed the dot to the jury mac will allow immigrants to stay in the country they had entered before 15 and were in college. >> i am optimistic but i am very very cautious, so we're hoping that this is an indefinite delay and not just the delayed by a couple of days. >> eat this case to national attention because his real connection to peru, he was born there, but that is because his chinese parents escapers to avoid political persecution in china. >> he is going term a more emotional roller coaster one of his being deported one of johnny's not >> it is have francisco dahlin kron4 news. >> what an amazing day today we had today sunshine and really want temperatures today. this afternoon. that is a lot warmer today the we saw the entire month of july.

i got calls from her and from congresswoman feinstein. they have asked me to say that they are here in spirit, even though they have to stay in washington, poor things. [laughter] this is on behalf of speaker policy. thank you, louise. speaker policy was heartbroken when she learned she would not be able to be in town for the celebration, but she did ask me to bring a few words from her. she asked me to say we did it. congratulations. thank you, louise. louise had been talking to the speaker for how many years before she was speaker? it is an exciting day. she asked me to share a few words with you. dear friends, this is indeed a historic day. the commemorate the opening of the new laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center, which is the most modern, green, and technologically sophisticated hospital of its kind in the united states. thank you to dianne feinstein, who made it a priority, and to the city attorney who championed and continues to champion this project. many thanks are owed two majors -- to mayors jordan, brown, and newso

lee was released on friday after feinstein introduced a bill to delay his deportation. lee and his family were arrested in september for overstaying a visa. >> i couldn't ask any question, they didn't tell me anything, they just searched me, threw me in a car and handcuffed me. >>> the b.a.r.t. police department released new figures showing the majority of the crimes take place outside the pay gates. only 22% of crimes against people and 6% of property crimes happened on trains. the new numbers are in response to a ktvu special report that found officers spend only 11 to 15 minutes on b.a.r.t. train during a five hour shift. >> we need to be better. we have a large system and limited resources. so we have to be very smart on how we deploy our resources. >>> b.a.r.t. commanders say their goal is to increase officer visibility on platforms and b.a.r.t. trains. >>> santa clara county is moving ahead with a new law designed to prevent young people from smoking. sal castaneda is live where this new -- robert handa is live where this new law has people worried about the new l

feinstein intervened last week when immigration officials were just days away from putting lee on a plane to peru where he has no family or friends. now the city college of san francisco student, lee was born in peru after his parents fled china and the family moved to the bay area eight years ago. customs agents showed up at his home in september and arrested him. >> i couldn't ask any questions. they didn't tell me anything. they just searched me. threw me in the car and handcuffed me. >> lee's lawyer said officially he was only given a 75-day extension but she's hoping i.c.e. customs agents will let him continue his studies. >>> police have issued a so ool alert after a racially motivated attack on a child. on friday morning police say two teens on bikes approached an 11-year-old boy near an elementary school and hit him withn object and told him to go back to his own country. police only have a vague descriptiowiof the suspects. they are asking anyone who might have seen what happened to give them a call. >>> rough weather claimed a life this morning off the sonoma county coast. high

feinstein said it would be unjust to deport him before they have a chance to vote on the dream act. >>> the prison overcrowding problem is going before the u.s. supreme court tomorrow. it stems from medical care judged so poor, it once was blamed for contributing to the deaths of one inmate a week on average. that led to last year's federal order that california released about 40,000 inmates. because the issue pits state rights against the power of the federal judiciary, 18 other states have joined governor schwarzenegger in urging the justices to reject that order. >>> a pay freeze for millions of federal workers. who takes a hit? and how much money could be saved? >>> a disturbing new study about teens and eating disorders. you may be surprised by who's really at risk. >>> in almost every kitchen cabinet. your teenager may be using it for a very different purpose. turning to a spice to flavor desserts into a dangerous drug. >>> good afternoon. i'mohief meteorologist jeff ranieri. record-setting cold. skies are clear. and temperatures already in the upper 40s and low 50s. we're going

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senator feinstein trying to help a nursing student in san francisco who faces deportation. steve lee he is a student at city college. who was supposed to be deported to his native peru today but now immigration and customs enforcement is holding off she asked them to hold off. he originally immigrated from china and has been denied political asylum. >>> facebook expected to launch a new e-mail service. mark sayer at the company's headquarters with more on that. good morning. >> interesting indeed juliette. good morning to you. facebook scheduled a media event later this morning in san francisco. what we know is facebook ceo mark zucker berg and other company executives will be on hand. it will be streamed on the website. facebook may be on the verge of announcing a new e-mail service the media invitation contains an e-mail message i con. with 500 million users it would instantly become the world's largest eclipse the 360 million users of hotmail and other e- mail services offered by yahoo! and g mail but internet analysts say facebook needs to keep privacy concerns in check

welcome back-- >> and a student is getting help from dianne feinstein. undocumented is on the books come and perhaps another student might need it the same help. >> we will keep you updated and a check the weather, and the rivalry. jan wall, we have it all covered for you. >> first of all, some live pictures. -jan wahl. >> and if the president is in portugal with the president with afghanistan. he has been there with the nato group. >> this is an award national interest. >> we will bring this back home by the weather. and this is a big concern of this weekend, and you conceive a our meteorologist. >> and let us check, she has the latest check. >> thank you, and the stormtracker 4 is showing that there is scattered storm activity to the north bay. through san francisco, and it has pushed its way to oakland and pretty much down the peninsula. through san mateo, redwood city and this yellow on the screen is indicating heavier rainfall. with widespread shower activity. and by 11:00 a.m., light showers along the delta. 6:00 p.m., light slush moderate and even

dianne feinstein has helped this young man but we don't really know for how long. this is her office right here. he's also hoping that with her help the dream act will finally be passed in congress allowing certain undocumented students who came to this country as minors and have also completed two years of college to avoid deportation. >> i was being treated like a criminal and i health helpless. >> reporter: he says he's been held since september 15th when immigration agents showed up at his door. they told me to get dressed. i didn't know what was going on. they told me they had to take me somewhere. and later on they told me that i was to get deported back to peru. >> reporter: the student was searched, cuffed and taken away. his parents were also arrested. lee's friends began fighting for his return organizing protests and pleading for help from lawmakers while he sat in a detention facility in arizona. >> that's the only thing that kept me going forward every morning that i woke up while i was incarcerated. so many people out here were supporting me. >> repor

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the year was 1978, diane feinstein was named san francisco's first female mayor. and a young reporter named randy shandobil began his tenure at ktvu. >> dennis, despite that wide margin of victory it wasn't until just a few minutes -- >> reporter: today bay area viewers know him as our political editor. but randy was not always politically correct. he first arrived on the scene as a producer. which covered a number of stories, including a new scent that was supposed to make women swoon. shandobil moved up to more serious stories. which led to death threats on his life. randy is no stranger to being a witness to history. he was one of the first to see the true devastation of the loma prieta earthquake: just minutes after the earthquake hit, randy described what he saw from a helicopter. >> this is one of the most frightening sights one can imagine. >> reporter: randy was on the steps of the u.s. supreme court when it made the decision on the presidential race between george w. bush and al gore. >> after an intense day, it's time to wait and see here in washington t

inconformidad de autoridades escolares y otros estudiantes, quienes han pedido a las congresistas "dianne feinstein", "barbara boxer" y "nancy pelosi", que intervengan. --"li" nació en perú, pero fue traido a estados unidos de niño y hoy no conoce a nadie en aquel pais. --otro caso que desato un intenso debate sobre el acceso de los estudiantes indocumentados a la educacion superior fue el de una joven mexicana que fue detenida en un estacionamiento de su universidad por conducir sin licencia.--el asunto llegó a una corte de "georgia" y el veredicto no fue favorable para "jessica colotl". --gustavo valdes tiene los detalles. ---el estado de california tendra que pagar un-millon 730-mil dolares en daÑos y perjuicios a la familia de un indocumentado que murio de cancer tras no recibir atencion durante más de un año mientras estaba encarcelado. ---se trata del salvadoreño "francisco castañeda", fallecido en febrero de 2007. ---el tribunal superior de justicia de los angeles atribuyo parte de la responsabilidad a los medicos de las prisiones.---los abogados del estado argumentaron que el cance

rechazado fondos para construir un sistema de trenes de alta velocidad, por lo que las senadoras "dianne feinstein" y "barbara boxer" quieren que esos fondos sean transferidos a california.---los votantes de nuestro estado aprobaron 9-mil-millones de Ólares en bonos para financiar el proyecto de 800 millas, que conectaÁ a san diego, los ngeles, san joÉ, san francisco y sacramento. --el temor a las leyes migratorias esta contribuyendo a que muchas familias latinas sufran hambre.--segun el gobierno federal, la mitad de los hispanos elegibles para cupones de alimentos no aprovechan estos beneficios. --se estima que el ano pasado, mas de 3 millones de latinos pasaron hambre al menos una vez.--y eso no es todo, la mayoria, cuando tiene que comer no elige los alimentos mas nutritivos.--casi el 40- por ciento de los niÑos hispanos viven en hogares de bajos ingresos, sin acceso a una dieta rica en vegetales o frutas. --el legislador de teneÍ que la semama pasada llamo "ratas" a los indocumentados y a los hijos de estos, se disculpo. --el republicano "curry todd" dijo a un periodico de aquel estado qu

the year was 1978, diane feinstein was named san francisco's first female mayor. and a young reporter named randy shandobil began his tenure at ktvu. >> dennis, despite that wide margin of victory it wasn't until just a few minutes -- >> reporter: today bay area viewers know him as our political editor. but randy was not always politically correct. he first arrived on the scene as a producer. which covered a number of stories, including a new scent that was supposed to make women swoon. shandobil moved up to more serious stories. which led to death threats on his life. randy is no stranger to being a witness to history. he was one of the first to see the true devastation of the loma prieta earthquake: just minutes after the earthquake hit, randy described what he saw from a helicopter. >> this is one of the most frightening sights one can imagine. >> reporter: randy was on the steps of the u.s. supreme court when it made the decision on the presidential race between george w. bush and al gore. >> after an intense day, it's time to wait and see here in washington t

this was a demonstration outside of dianne feinstein's office. and demanding it not be torn down. the new deal moved in and gave rural areas water and electricity. this is one in modock county and we have cheaper electricity. and then, there were sustainable communities, people think they are discovering this at this time. this one was done in georgia. this is one in maryland green belt outside of washington d.c. this is right outside of the co-op. and then urban roads like this in the los angeles river and this is being built. this is mira loma park. this is lark merced blvd. it's all made of clay. it's going to slump. these are the roads built in the oakland hills. nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oak

un joven de origen peruano ha sido suspendida temporalmente .. ......luego de que la senadora dianne feinstein introdujera una legislacion para evitar la expulsion del joven...---steve li un joven estudiante de enfermeÍa de 20 aÑos se encuentra en una prision de arizona a la espera de su deportacion y aunque los abogados del joven no creen que la legislacion a su favor sea aprobada dicen que les daÁ mas tiempo para buscar otras salidas legales. ---hoy fue un dia muy especial para unos jovencitos que se quieren asegurar de no caer en la trampa de las pandillas--- ---ellos tomaron un curso al respecto y, desde oakland, pilar niÑo nos dice como cerraron hoy con broche de oro--- =pilar niÑo= niÑo==sot full=27:43 asi es,estos son jovencitos entre los diez y once anos de edad que por seis semanas, tomaron este curso para evitar caer en las pandillas, y hoy es el dia de su graduacion feliz, feliz de estar aqui acompanando a mi hija en recibir el premio sobre el curso que tomo sobre como parar la violencia esta alegria la compartieron hoy cerca de cien estudiantes de cuarto y quinto grado.por pr

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