porter: great. and according to the department of labor, before that, before you put it on the high-risk list, it was about 15%. in 2019, it was about 9.5%. in 2018, it was 12.1%. in fact, the overpayment rate has been over 10% for 14 of the last 18 years. according to the department of labor's o.i.g. when g.a.o. announced that the unemployment system had been designated as high risk, you said, quote, g.a.o. is concerned that many long standing problems may go unaddressed. do you remember saying that? mr. dodaro: i believe so, yes. ms. porter: is that a bit of an understatement at this point? mr. dodaro: for many of those years there was state money that was collected. there was not a big federal investment in this until the pandemic broke or perhaps earlier in some other emergency situation. but i -- i thought the time, obviously, was right. ms. porter: what the o.a.g. has said the u.i. program has experienced some of the highest improper payment rates across the federal government. so my question

katie porter's got under $7 million, and barbara lee has just a few thousand. if money is and indicator, you have to view schiff as the favorite. but it's a long time between now and the primary next year. and you never know what might happen, whether somebody fumbles, whether somebody we never expected gets in. so we have a lot to think about and watch between now and let's say a year or so from now. >> how important is it for feinstein to back someone? how important is that in this race? because oftentimes people look for that. who will she back? >> well, that's a good question. she may well back somebody. and it's hard to know. although she and schiff, again, are compatible, particularly philosophical. they're both moderate democrats. so, to the extent she decides to back somebody, i wouldn't be surprised if she backs schiff, but you never know about these things. then of course we never know the extent to which endorsements are that powerful anyway. we've got this interesting tug and pull in the democratic party, the progressives, if you will, the moderates

miss porter? miss porter votes yes. miss bush? charlotte's bush votes yes. miss brown? miss brown votes yes. mr. gomez? charlotte mr. gomez votes yes. miss stansbury? chiraz mr. garcia? mr. garcia votes yes. mr. frosts? mr. frosts votes yes. miss ballot? miss ballor votes yes. honestly? to mislead votes yes. mr. saar? mr. gosar votes yes. miss crockett? charlotte to miss crockett but yes. mr. coleman? mr. moskowitz? mr. moskowitz votes yes. mister chairman? . >> no, are there any other members? to >> cause mr. lieutenant recorded? >> mr. laturner is not recorded. >> i vote -- >> mr. laturner votes no. >> will the clerk report the tally? [silence] >> the vote is 23 in favor, 19 opposed. >> i think it's wrong. >> my apologies. >> 23 knows, 19 yes. >> all right. the amendment fails. a recorded vote has been requested for raskin's amendment number two and the clerk will call the roll. >> did you say raskin -- mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. turner? mr. gosar? miss fox? ms. fox votes no. mr. grossman? mr. grothman votes no. mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes no. mr. higgins?

already in the race katie porter of irvine and congressman adam schiff. barbara lee has also been rumored to join the race and said she'd address that soon. with three democrats vying for the vote, endorsements will be key. >> i might endorse at one point. right now i'm not. you have to say former speaker pelosi's endorsement of adam schiff was quite an endorsement. it resonated throughout the state. >> reporter: political analyst larry gerston says right now there's a clear favorite when it comes to money. >> schiff has the largest budget, campaign budget. he's got $20 million in the bank. katie porter has under $7 million and barbara lee has just a few thousand. but there's a long time between now and the primary. >> reporter: the primary will be held in just over a year on march 5th, 2024. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> many politicians have been tweeting their congratulations to senator feinstein on her announcement of retirement. we talked about representatives katie porter and adam schiff will be running for her position. current senator alex padil

and katie porter saying she created path for women in politics that i am proud to follow. cue the next generation. nancy pelosi called her a titan in the u.s. senate. she will stay in congress through the end of her current term. several members of congress put names in to run for the seat including representative schiff and porter who we heard from. >> thank you so much. >>> as we mentioned, senator feinstein's political roots are in san francisco. who can forget this moment. >> both mayor moscone knee and supervisor harry milk have been shot and killed. the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> joining me live the poll analyst. astrailazer >> i have beedoing this a long time. that was before my time. i used to cover the city hall in san francisco. she used that experience. there was a time when she was pushing for an assault weapon ban. larry craig said perhaps a gentle lady from california ought to learn more about firearms. feinstein shot back at him, sir, i went to a colleague's office and found him shot deed on the floor and reached out to take his pulse and a continui

n a jumps into a race that includes southern california representatives katie porter and adam schiff, all of them touting their progressive values. the problems of climate change the risk to our democracy. we are all rivals are the same flag all progressives. what sets you apart as it pertains to the idea of being a progressive when you look at the issues that i have championed over the years some call me the o g. and who? those who don't know what o g means. it's not original genius. its original gangster. i've been out there fighting for structural change institutional change, not tinkering around the edges as the three candidates and whoever else joins in the field, making their case to voters. endorsements are being rolled out. former house speaker nancy pelosi getting behind shift respect the speaker and she has the right to endorse who she wants to endorse, will be rolling out my endorsements also, but let me tell you the point about an election as you connect with the voters connecting also costs, money, and latest reports show lee's campaign has about $52,000 compared to porte

but we already have katie porter and we have adam schiff. they both officially announced and now we have senator u.s. congresswoman barbara lee, who wants to be senator. so of those 3, are there going to be more people putting their name in the ring and how to each of them stand apart to you and who could, you know, pull ahead. a lot of questions. >> thank you. i love multiple multiple lot of the mobile park question. so i think the answer's going to be yes, there probably will be more people. there certainly are at least a few others. we know roe conn up in the south bay of congress and there's been thinking about running. we know that the possibility of maybe the lieutenant governor later caucuses thinking of running as well. but certainly with barbara lee centers in the rate was circle, not well-kept secret. she basic. gone ahead and and told a lot of our colleagues, especially in the congressional black caucus, but she was going to be running. this is a seat that for a lot of folks in the black community in california who thought they ha

katie porter we have and the shift and now we have barbara lee. could more people jump into the race at this point. absolutely i think certainly we're going to see a republican. at least one enter this race that republicans will get behind and looked sort of see one of them move on to the general election. i am interested to see what barbara lee entering this race does because we've heard congressman ro khanna from the south bay, sparking some interest that he would make a decision about running in this race by the end of march, but he had said that he may let way if congressman lee enters the race, so now that she has i wonder how that will impact his decision and perhaps other progressives that may look to jump in this race, perhaps coin coalescing behind one or two candidates we love having on mornings on two, you're almost halfway done. let's put it back to bring you back next year and then again at noon. so greg lee thank you again for joining us. we have much more on congresswoman barbara lee's announcement, along with the other two candidat

katie porter is sitting on about seven point $7 million. you are at a financial deficit of about 54 point $9,000. how do you overcome those deficits in terms of support by people like speaker pelosi, and the money? >> first of, all the people speaker, like anyone, have their own rights to decide who they would like to endorse. they have the right to do that. but secondly, it was interesting to see that chart, because you know what? there are many barriers, of course, you know, for a black women and women of color to raise money the way that others raise money. but having said that, i have raised money over the years to support our party, to pay their dues, to help women and women of color, black women, to help candidates who were frontliners and people who are having a difficult time winning their elections. i have raised money and i've contributed to money. when i when you understand the way we're going to run our campaign, i'm gonna raise the money to win, but it won't be the way that others raise their money, and i'm asking for small don

house representative katie porter of orange county there. and adam schiff of burbank schiff has already earned former house speaker nancy pelosi's endorsement kron 4 political analyst michael yaki said this will be a tough race for barbara lee. >> california is a top to state. so the top 2 finishers if their vote democrat, can make it to the general? and i think bartoli's look at this as being trying squeak into that number 2 position, the pain and which one i think either katie porter friendship probably has the will have a large advantages in terms of money in terms of fundraising in terms of media. >> even though for now, representative adam schiff has gotten more support from the democratic party. congresswoman lee here hopes to gain the people support, of course, seeking campaign donations and encouraging voters to educate themselves about the work she has done over the past. 25 years will continue to follow the senate race, of course, and bring you the latest for now. pam and ken, back to you. grant. thank you. >> other news tonight, e

but you mentioned adam schiff, youihave katie porter as well. and a lot of people think a congresswoman barbara lee will officially enter the race. who has the inside track? >> yeah. you got to throw rock on and there and maybe a player to be named later or 2. and what that really grant is that someone has to raise a lot of money and that puts a lot of pressure on katie porter. adam schiff sewn up about 40% of the california congressional delegation has the backing of nancy pelosi and her teen. if, for example, dianne feinstein were to come out and back. adam schiff, that would be a big deal that what i think putin is cemented in the front runner status. but if you've got 5 or 6 democrats in the race, they raise a lot of money and they beat the heck out of each other that provides the opening for a moderate republican from southern california from hollywood. whoever that person is to enter the race to try to get and move forward in california's top 2 primary systtm. so republicans are looking at this race and trying to determine how many democra

lee, schiff, and porter are all democrats. no republicans have entered the race yet. the filing deadline is not until december 8th. >>> another lawsuit against elon musk's twitter. the latest complaint comes from a text startup called writer inc. it says twitter failed to pay up. this is the sixth u.s. company to sue over nonpayment since musk took over the social media giant in october. finance experts say these kind of disputes are not typical after a buyout. they are more indicative of a financially distressed company. >>> new details about the huge fire at a dock that we told you last night at 11:00. look at that. flames broke out around 10:00 at markley cove resort. firefighters found several boats, jet skis, and house boats on fire. no one hurt. cal fire now says at least half of the dock was destroyed. 23 boats burned. that number could grow as the investigation continues. the cause is unknown. >>> the first african methodist episcopal church in oakland will host its first service tomorrow since a fire destroyed that property. the church stood at 37th and teleg

house of representatives members, katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank schiff is already former house speaker nancy pelosi endorsement. earlier we spoke with kron 4 political analyst michael yaki about lee's announcement. >> california is a top to state. so the top 2 finishers if their vote democrat can and will make it to the general. and i think bartoli's look at this as being trying squeak into that number 2 position, the pen and which one i think either katie porter friendship probably has the will have a large advantages in terms of money in terms of fundraising in terms of media. >> he goes on to say that the money that is going to be put into this race is a national detriment, actually to the democratic party, which has 23, other senate seats that they need to defend. >> it is one of the great problems of our time. so many people living without hopes in california. the new push tonight in sacramento to try to make things better and what these lawmakers say they'll do about all the red tape. plus, where parents can go to night to voice concerns about bullyin

porter and schiff. but there is a lot of talk about barbara lee and potentially talk about ro khanna, although his future ambitions, whether presidential or for the senate, we don't know. the big one, could an outsider jump in? someone who is a self-funder or a big name. "the rock" or elon musk or arnold schwarzenegger. really, we're talking a big money election here. so someone who's got $100 million in the bank and wants to self-fund would be an immediate contender. right now no one's jumping forward but there's a year to go until that primary. >> always something to think about, thank you to noah. >>> up next, the complex issue now of reparations for african americans. one recommendation in san francisco, a lump sum $5 million per person if you qualify. how's that going to work? what else is on the table? >>> also unique weddings happening on this valentine's day across the bay area. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years cl

n a jumps into a race that includes southern california representatives katie porter and adam schiff, all of them touting their progressive values. the problems of climate change the risk to our democracy. we are all rivals are the same flag all progressives. what sets you apart as it pertains to the idea of being a progressive when you look at the issues that i have championed over the years, some call me the o g and who? those who i don't know what o g means . it's not original genius. its original gangster. i've been out there fighting for structural change institutional change, not tinkering around the edges as the three candidates and whoever else joins in the field, making their case to voters. endorsements are being rolled out. former house speaker nancy pelosi getting behind shift i respect the speaker and she has the right to endorse who she wants to endorse, will be rolling out my endorsements also , but let me tell you the point about an election as you connect with the voters. acting also costs money and latest reports show lee's campaign has about $52,000 compared to port

porter for five minutes. ms. porter: thank you. thank you for sharing your stories today. and one of the things i particularly wanted to acknowledge and appreciate about your testimony is you acknowledged that our borders are not monday legitimate. you have -- monolith. you have served in many different parts and pockets of our border and challenges that we face are different. and i appreciate you taking the time to acknowledge that and i hope that my colleagues will recognize that the challenges we face in rural areas, like r.g.v. and tucson, are different than what we face in coastal borders and areas like san diego sector. i wanted to focus on fentanyl and continue the line of questions of the chairman. i want to introduce, with permission, i'd like to introduce into evidence this chart which is based on customs and border patrol data and i know it's hard to see, but i think you can probably see if you look at the screen, this big jump, this is fentanyl seized at the border. there's a big jump here. and that big jump occurred around june, 2020. august, 2020. mr. modlin,

nineteen yes. >> the porter amendment fails. we recorded vote has been requested for the amendment and the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> any other members not been recorded? please report the tally. >> 24 know 19 yes. >> the crockett amendment fails since me have concluded the votes on the amendments i felt that proposed rules be adopted as the committee for oversight and accountability for the 118th congress. all those in favor? all those opposed? in theo. opinion of the chair the proposed rules are adopted. >> i like to seek a recorded vote. >> a recorded vote has been requested will the clerk please call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> does any member need to vote? will the clerk please report the tally? >> 24 yes, 19 no. >> the rules are adopted and ewithout objection to motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to house rules ofle the rules adopted by the house oversight and accountability forr the 118th congress will be published made available on

porter, on pbm's in this committee. i think there's going to be a lot of opportunities to work together and opportunities where we will disagree, but i do believe there will be a lot of opportunities to work together if there are hearings that my friends on the other side of the aisle are interested in having that would have bipartisan support, i'm very open to that and we're going to meet a lot in this committee. so, are' going to have to work hard to be on this committee. we're going to have a very active subcommittee process. any topic that's not mentioned in the names or the subcommittee jurisdiction is reserved for the full committee. so i don't believe this amendment's necessary and i urge my colleagues to vote against it does any other member seek recognition. ranking member. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for that expression of openness to having hearings on a whole range of matters that would bring us together as a committee in interesting ways and i very much appreciate that sensibility that you hav

she is the third high-profile democrat to jump in the race alongside adam schiff and katie porter. dianne feinstein has dissented -- decided not to run for reelection. liz spoke with lee today and joins us liz: there democrats. but barbara lee is the only black woman. she would be the only third black woman in the country's history to serve in the senate. he told us why that matters, how she believes she differs from her challengers, and "why" questions around her age should not be a factor the east bay congresswoman barbara lee says she is running to replace dianne feinstein. we met up with her in oakland hours after her announcement. >> i think the senate needs a champion like myself who is a progressive woman, progressive african-american women, who has fought for progressive causes all of my life. liz: she has served in congress since 1988. if she wins, she will be the only black woman currently serving in the u.s. senate. do you believe that voters should be factoring race and gender into their decision you go >> i hope the uniqueness and the perspective of diversity. not havi

when voters are looking at everybody, what differentiates you from adam schiff or katie porter? >> i have had a fighting for progressive causes. it didn't just start when donald trump was elected president. i have been resisting so much. liz: she shares a story from growing up in los angeles where she fought to become her high school's first black cheerleader. >> when my high school says cheerleaders could be black, i took them on. liz: she was the only member of congress who voted against -- despite this long record, she is 76 years old. she would be in her 80's after serving her term. one looming question is her age. how do you respond to people who have questions about your age or believe it is time for the next generation? >> first of all, try to keep up with me. if you look at what i have done, my energy level, my experience. i think voters will understand, i am not ashamed of my age. i am glad to talk about my age, because with age comes experience. liz: californians bernie sanders who was older than her in the 2020 primary. i asked her about a recent work that she saw her

katie porter and adam schiff. those are 2 names that have been floated. what do you think this does to kind of change now the tenor of this race now that we know that she's going to be getting out and that they are going to be jumping in and maybe others. what do you what are you kind of predict is going to be happening now as we go over the next couple of months now that that announcement been made. >> well, i think that it it really does or to clear the field you had the sort of stem i know some might full but semi endorsement to it even speak. former speaker pelosi endorsed adam schiff only senator feinstein did was getting out of the race. now it can be no pretty clearly. that is that she is for adam schiff, 100%. i'm katie porter. everyone can sort of now consider this an open field. can talk about the issues that worry about whether it's a slight or dig at at at the current senator and not because she's not in the race so they can talk about all the issues fully robustly. i think we're going to see that happen. and, you know, it's going to be munich

. >> and other is represented of katie porter who said that feinstein, quote, created a path for women in politics that i am proud to follow. >> both declared their candidacy weeks ago and congressman barbara lee is expected to join them. she said today she will address those rumors, san. first she says, feinstein's historic senate career -- >> it actually came from the democratic media management firm that is already on board to handle her potential senate run. joining us now, to talk about california's political future is dr. david mcewen, the political science professor at san jose state. >> of the three presented candidates we spoke of, who do you think has the best odds? >> if you look at the announced candidates so far, and maybe row, down from san jose, perhaps not but maybe another democratic player, they will have to raise a lot of money which means someone like adam schiff probably has an early lead, nancy pelosi's endorsement, if you were to get senator feinstein's endorsement, that would definitely catapult him to the lead. after the primary in early march in california, by

take receipt democratic congress members, katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee are all varying degrees of progressive. it's almost impossible to see how this seat will be filled by republican. it's almost as unlikely that will be filled by a cent interest. democrat, whoever wins could play a huge role in california politics for years to come. this is a state of 40 million people and only 2 senators and the seats open up very, very rarely. they do tend to be seats for life. if you want them. >> and feinstein says she still has work to do and looks forward to serving her last 2 years in office reporting from sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> former u.s. ambassador to the eu and united nations nikki haley is running for president in 2024. she made the announcement in a video this morning. >> the socialist lef sees an opportunity to rewrite history. china and russia are on the march. they all think we can be pulling ki

we have representative barbara lee, representative adam schiff and congresswoman katie porter. the interesting note here, schiff and porter announced they were running for the seat before feinstein made her retirement plans official. we'll be following this race closely of course. find all the latest information on nbcbayarea.com. >> thanks, abbey. >>> new at 11:00 for you, san francisco police releasing new information they hope will lead to the arrest of a suspect that stabbed a senior citizen last year. take a look at your screen. this is the man police say they are looking for. police say this man stabbed a 67-year-old woman. this happened back in june around 1:00 a.m. in the tender loin at leavenworth and eddy streets. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. anyone with information on who this man is is asked to call san francisco police. >>> president biden rallied nato allies in poland this morning with the speech directed to vladimir putin. >> that's right. scott mcgrew joins us now. we talked about this in the newsroom. it was striking. >>

democratic congressmembers katie porter of orange county and adam schiff of burbank have already launched their campaigns while oakland's bar billy is expected to announce her bid soon. >> adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee are all varying degrees of progressive. it's almost impossible to see how the seat will be filled by republican. it's almost as unlikely that will be filled by a cent interest. democrat, whoever wins could play a huge role in california politics for years to come. this is a state of 40 million people and only 2 senators and the seats open up very, very rarely. they do tend to be seats for life. if you want them. >> and feinstein says she still has work to do and looks forward to serving her last 2 years in office reporting from sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> in other news, nikki haley has announced officially announced her candidacy for president. the former south carolina governor and un ambassador is the first major challenger to former president trump for the 2024 republican nomination. this is an about-face for haley who work for the trump adminis

porter raised almost $26 million for her 2022 house bid. meanwhile on wednesday, representative barbara lee filed federal paperwork to enter the race. lee represents the bay area and is the highest ranking black woman in the house, but she does have some catching up to do when it comes to fund-raising. according to her most recent s.e.c. filing, she had about $50,000 on hand. so at this point it is obvious this senate race for feinstein's seat is getting competitive and it will likely get expensive. candidates have been advised that they'll need to raise at least 20 to $40 million. back to you. >>> more politics, mary ann williamson gearing up for another presidential run. the former californian and self-help author told politico she plans to announce her candidacy in march. you might recognize her from the 2020 campaign. she's never held any public office. this would be her third time running for president. back in 2014 she unsuccessfully ran for a congressional seat in l.a. county. williamson would be president biden's first challenger fo

times" finds schif has a narrow lead with 22% of voter support. 20% are backing congresswoman porter. 6% said they would vote for the bay area representative barbara lee who just announced she's running. and the congressman has 4% support. the poll found 4 in 10 of the registered democratic voters in the survey had yet to make up their minds. >>> our coverage of this winter storm continues in 60 seconds. the snow just keeps coming. we have new video into our newsroom. >> and the snow level keeps dropping. right now, about 400 feet. just outside santa rosa, snow flurries are coming down. >>> your gas bill shot through the roof and so did mine. we want to know why. a lot of us are using less gas. i'm consumer investigator chris >>> okay. welcome back. we want to get back to our top story. the storm bringing snow to parts of the bay area, to the north of santa rosa. it is coming down in lake county. in santa rosa itself, we're seeing rain and snow. the fire department says avoid any unnecessary travel. all right. have you noticed your pg&e bill? it is sky high. a lot of people are saying

she is the third candidate announcing her bid, along with congress members adam schiff and katie porter, both of southern california. katie nielsen and spoke with a longtime oakland community leader who knows lee well. she also got some perspective from a bay area political scientist. >> reporter: barbara lee has been a fixture in the oakland community ever since she took office about 25 years ago. those who worked closely with her say they are excited about the possibility of having someone with roots in this community to have a major voice in washington. >> reporter: nisha bob jackson has been a lead pastor in oakland since 1984. and has worked closely with presented of barbara lee since she first took office in 1998 book >> she has brought money to oakland for a number of things that we have been able to do. we would not have been able to to do it without her support. >> reporter: bishop bob says he and lee founded the african- american chamber of congress together 13 years ago. she has a different perspective than most politicians on the issues minority committees are facing. >> rep

the three confirmed candidates trying to replace 89 year old feinstein porter is 49 shift is 62 lee is 76 i say, well, try to keep up with me. first of all, but secondly, let me just say experience counts for something . congresswoman lee thanks her constituents for their continued support and says she's ready to get her message out there. people have to be inspired, and i know how to inspire me because i'm authentic and i'm going to tell the truth. i will engage them, and i want them to i know that they again are going to be seen. all right. joining us now is roger salazar, democratic consultant. so we just heard from gregory's interview with barbara lee. she certainly talks about her experience. she's confident, ready to fight for this job, but she is against a few things. let's talk specifically money and endorsements. she's got some catching up to do. are you do you think she can do it? yeah no, i think look, barbara lee has been very active in democratic politics for a long time, and she's she's uh, builders of basic support. and she obviously is the only northern california in th

katie porter, elizabeth warren. so how much does that matter and who might be an barber lee's corner? >> it a in a coupee of ways. so one big way is fundraising. and think it's it's i think it's possible that bernie sanders could line up behind bars, believe they're very close. she co-sponsors a lot of his bills and the house side and vice versa. and he depending on how much a wait he put behind it. if you chose to he is probably one of the nation's most formidable fundraiser is on the democratic side. so that could be huge. also just in terms of lifting up a you know, anybody who has those really big candidates, of course, get can get a big lift nationwide. so i think that's a big one. i would be looking for. >> when you look at all 3 of the candidates who haven't been declared so far, they would all be label progressive. they all left wing democrats. would you say katie porter for campaign? adam schiff led the impeachment hearings against president trump. so on the republican side of things, they would paint all o

problem was we are here in washington to fix problems and yesterday in a few short hours we talked about porter policy, we try to talk about drug policy, drug overdose policy immigration policy refugee policy issues that we have had to deal with for 60, 70 years and so to do it in one quick shot that got to take the whole year maybe two years to address these issues. >> among those issues when it comes to your own personal take on border policy how would you rate the biden the frustration of that? >> it's not the biden administration. it's a less the administration's. we have invested record numbers of dollars on the border. we have probably one of the most secure borders in the world in terms of technology, in terms of border wall's in terms of border patrol officers. the challenges we have is a country that has mental health issues. for the last 60 years heroin, cocaine, crack-cocaine and now fentanyl. we have the mental health issue in this country. additionally where we have is a refugee challenge right now the southern border. this is not only america but it's a worldwide issue. we have la

in fact, that pelosi is endorsing shift instead of porter or lee. meantime, the 89 year-old feinstein has not announced her plans. her campaign fund is only a few $1000. also today, a bitterly divided house voted to oust representative ilhan omar of minnesota from the foreign affairs committee. omar infuriated both democrats and republicans in 2019 for making what were considered anti-semitic remarks. 2 years later, she seemed to equate what she called atrocities by the u.s. military to the taliban. and she did later apologize on both counts. she was also one of the lawmakers who signed a resolution today recognizing israel as an ally condemning anti-semitism, although reportedly there were weeks of talks to get her to that point, today's vote was along party lines. and as for omar, she says she is the victim of prejudice for being a muslim woman from africa. >> are days or to a lab in the resolution. is adopted my leadership and voice will not be diminished. >> if i am not on this committee for one term, my voice will get louder and stronger and my

and that puts a lot of pressure on katie porter. adam schiff sewn up about 40% of the california congressional delegation has the backing of nancy pelosi and her team. if, for example, dianne feinstein were to come out and back. adam schiff, that would be a big deal that would i think put cement and then the front runner status. but if you've got 5 or 6 democrats in the race, they raise a lot of money and they beat the heck out of each other that provides the opening for a moderate republican from southern california from hollywood. whoever that person is to enter the race to try to get and move forward in califoenia's top 2 primary system. >> senator feinstein has not said whether she's going door sunny, one, former speaker nancy pelosi has endorsed adam schiff. all right. well, coming up at 04:30am, 5 site is california's longest-serving female lawmakers. >> in the chamber as well as california's first, the male senator. well, for us, dan kerman will give us a look back at her. career and the legacy that she leaves behind. and a n

katie porter is as well. and then you have adam schiff. so the question really becomes are the three of them going to so split the democratic vote that you're going to see a republican candidate for the senate actually be elevated into the run-off in the general election? she is someone who aspires to this role. she made it clear that there's only been two african-american women who served in the senate for a total of only 10 years since the beginning of our country. and she thinks that voice needs to be heard. so we'll see what happens. larry: looks like this is going to ba tough and expensive bat to win this election of the three candidates you mentioned, who's best positioned when you talk about the money that's going to be required? >> so money is a big factor. she is not the most proficient at raising money. and she says that's not as important as connecting with our constituents. both katie porter and adam schiff have large bases on which to fund rrom. i think the fact that speaker emeeritas, speaker pelosi has endorsed adam schiff a

schiff and porter both said california democrats had a head start in that campaign. they threw their hats in the ring before feinstein even announced her retirement. >> can big tech companies be held liable for what users post? that is the question currently before the supreme court. the case gonzales was google was brought by grieving parents whose daughter was killed in that paris terror attack in 2015. they sued youtube for posting i.s.i.s. content. the suit takes a nearly 30 year law known as the conditions indecency act, and offers to companies protections against lawsuits over third-party content. >> everybody is trying their best to figure out how the statute applies, the statute, which was a pre-algorithm statute applies in a post- algorithm world. >> the ruling could change how people use the internet. it is expected to come sometime this summer. >>> still ahead, the owner of this corvette is about to make a heck of an insurance claim. this is one of the many seems to show you from the wild wind howling right through the bay area. >> not good for that driver

dianne feinstein hasn't yet step down, but representative katie porter has thrown her hat into the ring and so has adam schiff and nancy pelosi released a statement saying if senator feinstein decides not to run i will be supporting adam schiff who knows the nexus between a strong democracy and economy. this her endorsement come as a surprise since dianne feinstein has not signaled she is stepping down? >> maybe on that. but i think it is pretty well understood and i would be shocked if dianne feinstein ran again and i think it is more shocking that nancy pelosi chose this early the back shift and put her thumb on the scale considering we are still hearing about the oakland congresswoman served with nancy pelosi in the house for most of her time and also will run. adam schiff and nancy pelosi are close and she lobbied for him to be attorney general and it isn't surprising that she is allied with them but i think that katie porter would have preferred she stayed out and i am not a person who thinks any endorsement will lock this race up and it will be a long take till next march. >> at t

in fact, pelosi is endorsing shift instead of porter or lee. meantime, the 89 year-old feinstein has not announced her plans. her campaign fund is only a few $1000. also today, a bitterly divided house voted to oust representative ilhan omar of minnesota from the foreign affairs committee. omar infuriated both democrats and republicans in 2019 for making what were considered anti-semitic remarks. 2 years later, she seemed to be quite what you called atrocities by the u.s. military to the taliban. she did later apologize and both counts. she was also one of the lawmakers who signed a resolution today recognizing israel as an ally and condemning anti-semitism, although reportedly there were weeks of talks to get her to that point, today's vote was along party lines. and as for omar, she says she is the victim of prejudice for being a muslim woman from africa. >> are 2.18, than days or to a lab in the resolution is adopted. my leadership and voice will not be diminished. >> if i am not on this committee for one term, my voice will get louder and s

. >> porter. >> jesse: who cares about porter. i don't like schiff. >> you don't know porter. they are both bad. >> jesse: they are both bad. that's what we get in california. >> that's right. >> jesse: good luck on your new show, 6:00. thank you so much. >> joining us here. >> jesse: they stage of my life i'm constantly learning. it is true. i actually don't know everything. so just today, i was shocked to learn that animals are racist. because they don't want to live in black neighborhoods. that's what a new study says. animals don't want to live in inner city black neighborhoods. and white supremacy is to blame. that's right. if you look out your window right now, do you see a deer? well, you are upholding white sprerms, do you see a squirrel? well, you are the worst thing since jim crow. the only problem with this logic is that whoever believes this has never been to new york city. >> over my head. i don't want no food from here. >> that was anti-racist raccoon. love is in the air. >> who is your valentine. >> my girlfriend. >> what's the plan for the big night. >> maybe h

porter >> adjustment to clarify the amendment does not permit voting remotely. the amendment at the desk is to allow non- governmental witnesses who would otherwise have to potentially travel to this committee on short notice in the chair's discretion to appear remotely. it does not affect our duties inflicting up the voice of the full swath of the american people. >> i will do everything in my ability. jeff a witness and demonstrates in on the financial means or whatever to be able to appear in person that we will work with them anyway we can to accommodate spirit will take that on a case-by-case basis. that is my pledge. i don't think this amendment is necessary. any other member seek recognition? don't oh six recognition the the amendment. all those in favor all those opposed? in the opinion of the church the no's have it. any other member seek recognition? >> i would like to request a recorded votes. >> recorded vote is been requested roll call will be postponed in a time will be announced in advance. any other member seek recognition? >> was her chairman ha

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adam schiff and katie porter have entered the race. congresswoman barbara lee is expected to join. do you think anyone is a favorite? >> right now, i'm not sure one of those three is. we know katie porter and adam schiff are great at fundraising and they are power houses in that, at getting attention. schiff is running more on his january 6th committee experience whereas katie porter will be running a campaign statewide. no matter what as paul and i were talking earlier, it will be a more progressive candidate and emerges ultimately than feinstein was. >> nancy pelosi endorsed schiff so the democrats are lining up in their camps pretty early in the race and barbara lee is making the case. that's one of the senate seats in california used to belong to a black woman now the vice president and a real desire to have the senate again. i don't know if it will be enough. >> thanks to all. >>> coming up next, sanjay gupta is on the ground in turkey more than eight days, people are being found alive in the rubble. we'll look at medical miracles among the death and destruction. stay with us.

n a jumps into a race that includes southern california representatives katie porter and adam schiff, all of them touting their progressive values. the problems of climate change the risk to our democracy. we are all rivals are the same flag all progressives. what sets you apart as it pertains to the idea of being a progressive when you look at the issues that i have championed over the years some call me the o g. and who? those who don't know what o g means. it's not original genius, its original gangster. i've been out there fighting for structural change institutional change, not tinkering around the edges as the three candidates and whoever else joins in the field, making their case to voters. endorsements are being rolled out. former house speaker nancy pelosi getting behind shift respect the speaker and she has the right to endorse who she wants to endorse, will be rolling out my endorsements also, but let me tell you the point about an election as you connect with the voters connecting also costs, money, and latest reports show lee's campaign has about $52,000 compared to porte

n a into a race that includes southern california representatives katie porter and adam schiff, all of them touting their progressive values. the problems of climate change the risk to our democracy. we are all rivals are the same flag all progressives. what sets you apart as it pertains to the idea of being a progressive when you look at the issues that i have championed over the years some call me the o g. and who? those who don't know what o g means. it's not original genius, its original gangster. i've been out there fighting for structural change institutional change, not tinkering around the edges as the three candidates and whoever else joins in the field, making their case to voters. endorsements are being rolled out. former house speaker nancy pelosi getting behind shift respect the speaker and she has the right to endorse who she wants to endorse, will be rolling out my endorsements also, but let me tell you the point about an election as you connect with the voters connecting also costs, money, and latest reports show lee's campaign has about $52,000 compared to porter's 7.4

in fact, pelosi is endorsing shift instead of porter or lee. meantime, the 89 year-old feinstein has not announced her plans. her campaign fund is only a few $1000. also today, a bitterly divided house voted to oust representative ilhan omar of minnesota from the foreign affairs committee. omar infuriated both democrats and republicans in 2019 for making what were considered anti-semitic remarks. 2 years later, she seemed to be quite what you called atrocities by the u.s. military to the taliban. she did later apologize and both counts. she was also one of the lawmakers who signed a resolution today recognizing israel as an ally and condemning anti-semitism, although reportedly there were weeks of talks to get her to that point, today's vote was along party lines. and as for omar, she says she is the victim of prejudice for being a muslim woman from africa. >> are 2.18. the days start to the resolution is adopted. my leadership and voice will not be diminished. if i am not on this committee for one term. >> my voice will get louder and stronger

two of her fellow california representatives are eyeing that same seat, adam schiff and katie porter. joining us now joe walsh who hosts the podcast white fly and maria cardona cnn political commentator. maria, as we look at what is happening in california, already crowded and it is february 17th of 2023, and we're already hearing people weigh in. you have nancy pelosi throwing some support behind adam schiff, barbara lee, rightly pointing out what a difference it would make in terms of representation were she to win and not only the democratic nomination but take that seat, and then you have katie porter, new kid on the block but gets to washington with her white boards, with the receipts, she has a fair amount of folks in her corner. as we look at and talk about how divided the republican party s i wonder, is this the race that is going to show us perhaps some of those similar divisions within the democratic party? >> good morning, erica. no, i actually think that what this will show is how much of a plethora of riches the democratic party enjoys and we're going to see it representi

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