>> and when dianne feinstein comes out, as we say, it's a big deal. it is the fact that somebody in her own party, when she has those poll numbers, would say that. does that speak to something broader in the democratic party right now, frustrations with how she's handled this issue, maybe frustrated with how she's handling public appearances in general? >> well, i can't speak for dianne feinstein, but there definitely is a sentiment that sort of where there's frustration on two fronts. one is, why hasn't the clinton camp handled this better? that's sort of a short-term problem and, second, the source of frustration is the idea that she's it, and whatever she says goes. and you alluded to this a bit in your introduction. i mean, she has been able to dictate the terms of just about everything so far and in a way that she certainly wasn't able to when she ran eight years ago and the way -- or six years ago and the way the republicans are now. i mean, we got a zillion republicans out there, and they're all with a feeding frenzy on one another. there isn't

the second thing is dianne feinstein's remarks over the weekend, urging her to come back. not many democrats have spoken publicly but dianne feinstein was a canary in the coal mine. they are hearing privately that a lot of democrats [indiscernible] there are substantive questions here. you can say that this is not a big deal, and i take all the points about how hillary clinton may not have done something so different. i think we are expecting her to walk in pretty soon. john: let me follow on the obama administration question. there had been quotes in the media suggesting that their posture is that whatever -- if there is a problem here, if it ends up being scandalous, as opposed to being controversial, they want to leave it very much in hillary clinton's lap. clearly, they having knowledge that president obama e-mailed with hillary clinton, he knew she had a private e-mail account, but they suggest that what she did not know is that she was doing all of her e-mail on that account. are they in a sense cutting her loose? mark: i think they want her to explain it, rather tha

the pressure from all sides, including from dianne feinstein. >> what i would like is for her to come forward and say just what the situation is because she is the preeminent political figure now. i think at this point from this point on the silence is going to hurt her. >> and president obama spoke saying he is glad the former secretary wants the e-mails disclosed. >> how does this square with that? >> i think that the fact that she's going to be putting them forward will allow us to make sure that people have the information they need. >> joining me now, msnbc political reporter alex sites well and michael to mass ski writing about this this morning. alex i would like to start with you. especially now that we have heard from critics saying it didn't need to get this far, she needs to release these, now we are hearing from dianne feinstein. how does that cat put it. >> she's former chair of the intelligence committee which has oversite over things like e-mail security, intelligence and national security agencies also an ally of hillary clinton. she endorsed the secretary of state in

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. >> the fact is that dianne feinstein is not some republican talking point. dianne feinstein said that she has to speak to this. that she has to address it. others have in fact made that point off camera. democrats are saying to you know, every political reporter in town -- >> right. >> -- that this should at least be addressed. why -- >> this is the same thing -- andrea, i've lived through this. what happened to foulgate? what happened to travelgate? what happened to pardongate? what happened to benghazi? you can go find a democrat that says anything. my point is this was legal in accordance with regulations. colin powell and jeb bush did the same thing. so i just don't see -- i'm not going to -- i don't see the deal here. but next week there will be a different story. it's a story about the foundation taking money from middle east governments. why doesn't somebody come down and see how much new orleans universities after katrina took from middle east governments. we're not going to do that because there's one set of rules for the clintons and there's one fo

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aaron: that senator dianne feinstein. jesselyn radack, if you could respond to this man who a suffered enough? before the break, you mention the issue of damage. how does the damage created by petraeus's leaks compared to other damage from edward snowden, for example? >> in the snowden case, there has been no actual damage shown to have occurred from his disclosures to journalists, to print articles. in terms of petraeus whatever made it into product -- paula broadwell's book, there could be a lot of potential damage. there could have been a lot of potential damage. i have not read her resume -fluffing book myself. i think what petraeus is accused of, disclosing, including codenames and conversations with the president of the united states, notes from the national security council, war plans that information is far more highly classified and could be far more dangerous to have been revealed to anybody. in terms of dianne feinstein statements and senator mccain's statements, which closely tracked dianne feinstein's, i thin

senator dianne feinstein and former israeli ambassador michael oren on the ripping causing speech to congress. >>> i'm dman bash. chaos in congress. most of you are so unfortunately used to hearing that you're probably rolling your eyes right about now, but the drama i watched unfold in the capitol friday night was different. house republican leaders were blindsided when their plan to prevent the department of homeland security from shutting down was defeated. 52 conservatives voted no because the funding bill didn't also stop the president's immigration plan. in the end, a bill did pass to fund the homeland security department for one week which means once again in just a few days we're going to be facing another shutdown. i was reporting from the capitol friday night and had exasperated veteran republican lawmakers say things to me like how are we supposed to govern? they were at a loss with how to control their own right flank. at a time when american security couldn't be more important. joining me now is a conservative from that right flank at the heart of all of this republican

we'll hear from senator dianne feinstein top democrat on intelligence committee. mike huckabee. we'll have analysis on the u.s.-israel relationship and panel on politics. it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, bob is off today we want to welcome the speaker of the house john boehner to the broadcast. mr. speaker, i want to start with the vote on friday night to keep department of homeland security open. when republicans won their big victories in the senate and house in november there was promise that there would be no more of these crises, fiscal fishtailing from crisis to crisis, no more cliff-hanger moment. but there was things were supposed to be different they look the same, why? >> well, because the president took actions with regard to immigration that were far beyond what the law allows him to do. if you remember, john, that the president said 22 times that he couldn't do what he eventually did. i made it clear we're going to do everything we could to block the president's executive over reach. that's the basis of the problem that

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and senator dianne feinstein tweeting as we honor selma 50 lets remember the strides our country has taken. >> and dianne feinstein called on hillary clinton to explain why she used a private e-mail account during her time as secretary of state. >> she the leading candidate. republican or democrat. to be the next president. i think she needs to step up and come out and stay exact -- state exactly what the situation is. >> she said silence will only hurt her. >>> there are fears isis is behind an attack at a libyan oil field this weekend. isis fighter appear to be losing ground. >> the battle for the middle east showing no signs of letting up and but they could soon lose control of a key iraqi city. >> reporter: they took control of several towns today. though isis fighters slowed it iraqi offensive. but they believe it is only matter of time before isis loses control. he believes u.s. air strikes paveed the way for the victory. while the operation to retake is far from a text book it is showing progress. the campaign to retake the town is the biggest operation so far against isis in

we have heard congressional democrats speak out on this, including california democrat dianne feinstein on the state of the union on sunday. calling netanyahu arrogant. >> he doesn't speak for me on this. he doesn't at all. >> does that bother you? >> yes. i think the jewish community is like any other community. there are different points of view. so i think that arrogance does not befit israel. >> reporter: we did learn on sunday afternoon that u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power will focus on the relationship with the u.s. and israel. she is speaking just after netanyahu does so it could be a little bit awkward. however, the u.s. has tried to keep an open dialogue with israel around this trip and to that end, secretary of state john kerry spoke by phone on sunday with netanyahu about the negotiations with iran between the u.s. and iran. we should be getting more detail bs s about that in the coming days. >> thank you. the obama administration argues it is trying to ease the friction with israel. it criticized prime minister netanyahu for accepting the speaker's innvitation to

after that press conference dianne feinstein said i think she's done a good job of going out there. democrats said she started to be transparent. her previous democratic critics starting to be me favorable about her. >> will we hear more calls for her to turn over her server for investigation? >> absolutely. the associated press assuming more access for that and congressional republicans hankering for more action to clinton's records during that benghazi attack they would like clinton to testify before that committee at least twice. we'll keep hearing calls for the transparency. >> carrie dann thank you. >>> for more from carry ri and the rest of the nbc political team check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. >>> another change in ferguson, missouri following a harsh report from the justice department accusing ferguson police and the courts there of racial bias. now the city manager is resigning because of that report. before today, a city clerk was fired and a judge and two police officers all resigned. >>> virginia's governor is heading to cuba terry mcauliffe says the purpose of th

. >> senator dianne feinstein called the speech a powerful speech. it was smartly put together, i agree, but he failed to answer the central question. here is dianne feinstein. >> where it was a week, it was how to actually prevent iran from achieves a nuclear weapon. right now, this is the only game in town, and the prime minister really didn't come up with any solutions. he made a profound passionate speech against any agreement, but this isn't just the united states in this. this is all of the big powers. what if the big powers agree and the united states doesn't? >> let me ask you again about the options. what do you think our options are, congresswoman in dealing with iran? what are they? what are our choices here? >> well, we do have the choice, as was said earlier by the president, and that is sanctions. the other thing is to just tell them, no, you've got to open up and let the iaea come in and do these inspections. you can't pull things off-line. you cannot continue to build plant with nuclear processing and enriching uranium. this is so int

dianne feinstein said she needs to come out, it may hurt her chances if she decides to run for president next year. chuck schumer, another big democrat saying he thinks it's a bump in the road and president obama is glad she tweeted about it but still lots of questions about whether and when she's going to speak. barbara? >> thank you very much, tracie tracie. >>> joining us a political writer for nbc news. good morning. >> good morning. >> so what do you think? is she going to talk about it? we know she'll speak today, but that hardly will come up ap this conference. will it? >> the clinton strategy so far to try to ride this out. i think that those close to her believe this is something theyn get past. clearly she doesn't have democratic opponents willing to come out and say within her own party, to come out and say she needs to speak up because this is going to be a long-term problem for her, although you're hearing from democrats including dianne feinstein, a highly respected democratic senator from california saying she needs to come forward. but the bottom line is that beyond that

he graduated from stanford university and worked for senator dianne feinstein. >>> two schools went on lockdown after reports a suspicious person was in the area possibly carrying a weapon. sky 7 hd was over the school near el camino miles an hour ago a. where police searched for an hour but found no suspect. contra costa sheriff's deputies and police joined in on the search. no students were hurt. >>> a hayward school was locked down at 7:45 before classes began. some kids were there and parents were told to leave. police lifted the lockdown at 8:15. officers were investigating reports of shots fired and a possible road rage incident. >>> san francisco police are hoping surveillance video will help them identify whoever is behind the latest brazen theft at an electronics store in the bay area. >> thieves shattered the window and stormed in at 4:00 this morning, taking speakers and amplifiers from music lovers at bush andsteiner. the owner says this is the second time this happened at 4:00 a.m. just this month. the store is just one of at least a half dozen electronics stores that thie

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. while clinton is still not talking, president obama and others are. here's ees >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former secretary of state isn't taking questions about her decision to use a private e-mail account for government business, this weekend her boss revealed not even he knew. president obama cold cbs news how he found out. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. the policy of my administration is to encourage transparency. that's why my e-mails all those records are available and archived. >> reporter: clinton is not the first secretary of state to use private e-mail. general colin powell also sent correspondence from a private account. >> a lot of the e-mails that came out of my personal account went into the state department, addressed to state department employee empl

. >>> senator dianne feinstein says hillary clinton needs to break her silence about a private e-mail account. she turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails from her days of secretary state. but there are questions about her private e-mail account and if it posed a risk to national security. feinstein says her colleague needs to clear the air. >> actually, what i would like is for her to come forward and say just what the situation is because she is the political figure right now, she is the leading candidate if it is republican or democrat for the next -- to be the next president and i think she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> clinton had a private computer server in her home. that could of given her the aability to save and delete messages. >>> tens of thousands of people are in selma, alabama to cross a bridge. it was five years ago that voting right demonstrators were ars tacted by the demonstrators were attacked. >> reporter: star whitley drove with her family so they can retrace the walk along the bridge. >> my daughter was a little concerned

lippert's a stanford graduate and also worked for senator dianne feinstein. today he said via twitter that he is doing, quote, well and is in good spirits. >>> east bay commuters could soon have another way to get to work. today the san francisco water emergency transportation authority will vote on a planned commuter ferry between richmond and san francisco. it will cost about 40 to $45 million for two ferries and to build a terminal in richmond. construction could be in the late spring or summer and is expected to be complete by the end of 2017. >>> it's almost 2 minutes after 6:00 on this thursday morning. time for a look at the morning commute. >> it's getting busy out there. we are going live now to the eastshore freeway. couple of things to look out for. we have reports of an accident westbound 80 right at cutting. it is off to the right side but causing a backup. looks like you're backed up into richmond. hilltop at this point. once you get past that conditions likely this. this is wessel 0 through berkeley gets a little bitter through there. metering

. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein says the key to the shooting is if the president was youthful involved. >> if he did it, if he knew it, if it was his friends or some of his military doing this, with we will wait and see. >> people in russia support our president. >> reporter: these protestors say their families back home have been brainwashed. they are hoping the killing sheds light on what they call a dangerous dictatorship. >> stop the war. >> reporter: this all comes at a tense time for russia. they are intending to pull the troops out of ukraine and they hope these protests will pressure the president to get out. >> to stay strong, believe in democracy, fight for freedom, to never stop. >> reporter: back to you. >> a similar protest was held in washington, d.c. about 2 dozen protesters gathered outside of the russian embassy. one demonstrator carried a sign saying do not forget, do not forgive. >>> getting through the gates of yosemite will cost more. today the campground fees increased. up $5 a car or motorcycle depending on the time of year you visit. camp site fees are

in an appearance on "meet the press" sunday, senator dianne feinstein called on clinton to fully explain her actions. >> i think at this point, from this point o the silence is going to hurt her. >> reporter: some democrats have come to clinton's defense. >> at the end of the day people will -- this will just be regarded as a slight hiccup, small bump in the road six months from now. >> reporter: late last year clinton turned over 55,000 pages of e-mails to the state department for review. about #00 pages -- 800 pages containing 300 of clinton's e- mails were handed over to the congressional house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks. republican tray daughtery who heads -- goughty who heads the committee says there are huge gaps. >> are gaps of months and months. if you think of her on a c-17 flying to libya, we have no e- mails from that day. >> clinton has only tweeted about the issue and says she wants the public to see her e- mails. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> clinton served as secretary secretary of state for four years under president owe bam madam preside

. >> california senator dianne feinstein there and then there is this. south carolina republican congressman who heads the house select committee on an investigation into the deaths of a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. goudy now says clinton has turned over hundreds of pages of e-mails related to benghazi but there are items missing. >> there are gaps of months and months and months. if you think to that iconic picture of her on a c-17 flying to libya she has sunglasses on and her hand held device in her hands. we have no e-mails from that day or that trip. it is strange credibility to believe if you are on your way to libya to discuss libyan policy that there is not a single document turned over to congress. >> the president is also weighing in on this with this nugget of information. president obama telling cbs news he only learned of hillary clinton's use of personal e-mails through news reports and he defended her saying her offer to turn over e-mails now shows transparency. our doug mcelway is live with the news in washington, d.c. we kno

. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former secretary of state isn't taking question busy her decision to use a private e-mail account for government business her boss revealed not even he knew. president obama told cbs news how he found out. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. my policy is encourage transparency. that's why my e-mails from my black berry i carry around. all those records are available and archived. >> reporter: clintons not the first secretary of state to use private e-mail. general colin powell also sent correspondence from a private account. >> they were addressed to state department employees and the state.gov domain. >> reporter: on this week he said he couldn't comment on clinton but when the state department asked hi

. >>> in developing news, california senator dianne feinstein is urging hillary clinton to explain her e-mail actions as secretary of state. today clinton's colleague said the former secretary of state should fully explain her actions involving the use of a private nongovernment e-mail account while she was the country's top diplomat. feinstein says she thinks the silence is going to hurt clinton. >> i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> hillary clinton has only said she had turned over all relevant e-mails totaling a 5,000 pages to the state department for review. >>> buzz abound as apple prepares for an announcement tomorrow. tech insiders say it will be the applewatch. apple is likely to announce when the watches will ship and how much they will cost. several versions of the applewatch are expected, ranging in pry from $349 to $20,000. tech industry analysts say apple's known for announcing more than one product at a time and predict that will happen tomorrow. we'll be at tomorrow's 10:00 a.m. announcement in san francisco and wil

so dianne feinstein ordered her to do this and so she comes out today and answer questions. she didn't answer them to the way i want to hear the answers and i still want to know why the server was created and what was deleted and so on but the core question is did she address the questions enough for other people in the democratic party and are they satisfied and the think the answer to that might be yes but time will tell. >> alex perry made an interesting point saying that folks that support hillary, they will not change their support based on how this played out and we'll see if this is something that voters will care about. we in the media talked about this 24 hours a day but are voters going to care about this and will this have any impact on hillary? >> reporter: last week i talked to about a dozen democratic officials in the presidential states and they told me this issue hadn't broken through to voters. and even the people who are savvy and politically engaged, even if they personally had concerns about her doing this voters were not paying attention. that could chan

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. >> california senator dianne feinstein is calling on hillary clinton to speak out about the controversy involving e-mails sent from her private account while she was secretary of state. president obama and others are talking. >> reporter: hillary clinton in the spotlight this weekend. >> chelsea and i did a little talk on snap chat. >> reporter: while the former secretary of state isn't taking question busy her decision to use a private e-mail account for government business her boss revealed not even he knew. president obama told cbs news how he found out. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. my policy is encourage transparency. that's why my e-mails from my black berry i carry around. all those records are available and archived. >> reporter: clintons not the first secretary of state to use private e-mail. general colin powell also sent correspondence from a private account. >> they were addressed to state department employees and the state.gov domain. >> reporter: on this week he said he couldn't comment on clinton but when the state department asked hi

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he worked for senator dianne feinstein when he started this long career road that led to the ambassadorship. >>> and a late night response from hillary clinton to night. the former secretary of state is asking to release all of the to e-mails during her time in office as secretary of state. it is the first time that clinton has reacted to the grow g growing e-mail controversy. earlier this week, it was revealed that mrs. clinton used primarily her private e-mail for private government, and she was supposed to use a government e-mail account, and this is all amid her potential bid for the presidency. >>> and now, it is seeming that the silicon valley is going to be captivating tomorrow. tomorrow a woman is taking the stand in her gender discrimination case. she is saying that she is passed over for promotions even though she outperformed her male counterparts and then powell says she was dismissed because of insubordinance. >>> and there is going to be a vote on a ban on people who thrive the city from owning guns that require a magazine. they have the most restrictive gun laws in the state.

i think dianne feinstein was right. she should come forward and explain the situation. let me tell you in the senate members of the senate many of us who have e-mails are instructed by the senate not to do anything of personal or political nature in our official account. we have two separate e-mail accounts. many senators do. it's what we're instructed to do. i would like to hear her explanation of why she did it and what was covered by it and she has called if i'm not mistaken for the disclosure of all of these e-mails. >> beth and ann, she hasn't been asked nor has she disclosed what she did when she was a senator from new york. did she use senate.gov or the private e-mails there? >> we don't know that. we do know she used a private server when she was a candidate in 2007 2008. this system appears to be a successor system to that that was owned and operated out of her house. >> andrea i was going to say that senator durbin's remarks were quite tough, and indicative of the fact -- he was the canary in coal mine saying it's time for democrats to feel comfortable with yo

feinstein on tv having to step up. a strategist this week said we don't know what to say and don't position seems to be secrecy. reminds me of florida squirrels, you know, not going to be a winter. there is not going to be a food shortage but they're going to hide the nuts anyway. >> that's the thing. eventually this stuff -- if it is not exculpatory, it is not damaging. >> it is not damaging to the democrats. >> and they seem to just do it out of because they can. >> just because they can. i think the key word in all of this is control. the only reason you set up a private server is so that you have utter control over who reads what and when and, of course, it is not going to help the benghazi committee because they have been able to select which e-mails have been handed over. >> to amy's point too, it is not the e-mails. it is two things. it is easy to understand. but this is the challenge. americans get this. what do you mean she was using a private e-mail server instead of -- >> private e-mail server, this isn't g-

dianne feinstein and barbara boxer are third and fourth. boxer also announced she's going to retire at the end of the term. we mentioned the list of potential candidates. a lot of folks will be giving thought to taking the seat. among the names today former governor martin o'malley and his lieutenant governor anthony brown. representatives chris van hollen, donna edwards elijah cummings. on the gop side ehrlich and steele are also possible candidates. >>> a decision is out on a case that touched out a nationwide debate about free range parenting. maryland child protective services has cited the meitivs with neglect. the law says children under the age of 8 cannot be left unattended in a locked or confined space. the youngest child is 6 and a half and the oldest child is 10. they believe letting them walk in their neighborhood teaches them important lessons that many other kids miss out on. >> there's no neglect anywhere here. the fact that they couldn't say no, nothing to see here folks everything is fine. and instead there's some judgment

he worked for senator dianne feinstein prior to 1999. >>> the marin humane society hopes to find homes for nine puppies brought in tuesday by a man claiming he found them in a box next to a dumpster in san rafael. a res debt -- a resident vet said the male and female rottweiler-lab mixes are in good help and will be ready for adoption next week. they are adorable. this latest batch of puppies reminds you to get your animals spayed and neutered and there is assistance for those who can't afford the procedure. >>> the animal refuge is screening people to adopt these terrier puppies found in a sealed trash bag in a pleasant hill park in january. the dogs are in good health and scheduled to be spayed and neutered tomorrow. they will be ready for adoption after a week phase worth of -- after a week's worth of time. they try to figure out who threw them away ?ie. next on abc7 news -- >> the fact that so many people can't have life extension means that's pretty big. >> the local multi person operation that could save half a dozen lives, and what makes this so special. >> and san francisco is

. >> you'll hear from senator dianne feinstein, somebody very supportive of the clintons over the years, very supportive of hillary clinton. you'll get a sense of a tiny bit of frustration, like why is she having to defend secretary clinton? why isn't secretary clinton defending secretary clinton? president obama speaking out about it was very careful not to defend what she did, simply saying i'm glad she's going to disclose. there is hand wringing particularly in particularly who think she's fallen into a trap that frankly obama folks took advantage of in '07 saying she's not an open and transparent person, the clintons are in to secrecy. >> does this open up a whole other discourse on benghazi? >> i think what it ends up opening up is it gives congressional republicans their own belief that they're credible now in their investigation. obviously democrats have been trying to dismiss it as a witch hunt going after the clintons for sport. without this investigation we wouldn't have found out about the i mail server. i think it means this committee lives on and becomes sort of a thorn in

he worked for senator dianne feinstein prior to 1999. >>> the marin humane society hopes to find homes for nine puppies brought in tuesday by a man claiming he found them in a box next to a dumpster in san rafael. a res debt -- a resident vet said the male and female rottweiler-lab mixes are in good help and will be ready for adoption next week. they are adorable. this latest batch of puppies reminds you to get your animals spayed and neutered and there is assistance for those who can't afford the procedure. >>> the animal refuge is screening people to adopt these terrier puppies found in a sealed trash bag in a pleasant hill park in january. the dogs are in good health and scheduled to be spayed and neutered tomorrow. they will be ready for adoption after a week phase worth of -- after a week's worth of time. they try to figure out who threw them away ?ie. next on abc7 news -- >> the fact that so many people can't have life extension means that's pretty big. >> the local multi person operation that could save half a dozen lives, and what makes this so special. >> and san francisco is

i think as dianne feinstein was saying, it doesn't provide you with a sense of the alternative because the problem here is if there is no deal, the argument seems to be -- prime minister netanyahu's argument seems to be the same sanctions will stay in place, enforced by the entire world. in fact, you could ratchet them up and wait for iran to buckle. that is highly unlikely. the other countries involved that have signed onto this set of international sanctions have done it because they wanted to bring iran to accept what they regarded as a reasonable deal. this is russia, this is china, some of iran's neighbors. those sanctions are going to get leaky very soon. and under the condition of sanctions, particularly american-only sanctions, iran has been able to build 19,000 centrifuges. so iran will be able to continue to do that uninspected, unencumbered. it will have more than enough money under any sanctions regime. remember, iran is an oil-rich country with tens of billions of dollars of oil revenue. then you end up with a situation, imagine ten years of no deal and where is iran at th

just to give you an indication, the scenor democratic in the senate senator dianne feinstein yesterday said she thought it was arrogant for obama to have said he is here as an emissary of all the jewish people, because certainly not all jews agree with his terms and certainly settlement policies in the west bang and other policies issues in israel, and of course everybody here realizes that this is being -- this speech is happening with the backset of netanyahu waging a very hard-fought election campaign, the election just two weeks from now in israel. this speech will be broadcast virtually live on israeli television, so will the speech in congress on tuesday, and of course, that is a much bigger audience than the americans who will be listening to him both here and on capitol hill on tuesday. >> tom, thank you. >> now drone strike in yemen has reportedly killed three suspected al-qaeda members and wounded three more. it's the second drone strike in the last two days. meanwhile, penalty adou rabbo mansour hadi spoke publicly for the first time on sunday since he was forced to flee the

. >>> dianne feinstein is calling for an investigation into accusations, dogs are becoming sick and dying from eating a popular dog food. >> michael finney has been looking into this and he's here with the story. >> it shows us how important our dogs are. senator feinstein is calling on the fda to launch an investigation into purina's beneful kibble. the request comes a week after a lawsuit filed by a bay area man claimed thousands of dogs were becoming ill and dying after eating the products. the senators also called for an immediate update of fda guidelines that would prevent contamination of dog food. the lawsuit alleges a toxic substance known to be lethal to animals. it can cause internal bleeding and other serious health issues. purina calls the lawsuit without merit. general motors is dramatically reduceing the warranty coverage on its chevrolet and gmc cars. gm will cut its free maintenance program by half. the company will now cover two service visits in 24 months instead of four. they also reduced their car warranties to cover five years or 60,000 miles. that's down from five ye

. >> while democratic senator dianne feinstein plans to attend dozens of democrats will boycott the address. netanyahu's visit also becomes just before elections there where his job is on the line. some are calling this, lauren a last-ditch effort to win votes. >> all right, season mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. the goal of the operation is to retake saddam hussein's hometown tikrit. isis fighters captured tikrit and iraq's second largest city mosul last summer. state tv says they're backed by iraqi artillery and air strikes. >> we're learning more about the isis fighter known as jihadi john. mohammed emwazi who fronted the videos that showed the execution of hostages could become the tar debt of a u.s. or british drone attack once his whereabouts are shown. charlie d'agata has more. >> reporter: the executioner blamed for taking so many lives apparently considered taking his own. britain's mail on sunday said mohammed emwazi sent e-mails to their reporter in 2010 which revealed the paranoia that closing in on him. sometimes i feel like a dead man walking, not fearing they may ki

. >> in an appearance on "meet the press" sunday senator dianne feinstein called on hillary clinton to fully explain her actions. >> i think from this point on the silence is going to hurt her. >> some democrats have come to clinton's defense. >> at the end of the day this will be regarded as a slight hiccup, a small bump in the road. >> last night clinton turfed over 55,000 pages of pages to the stand department for review. they were handed over to the congressional house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks. trey gowdy who heads up the committee says there are huge gaps. >> there are gaps for months and months and months. we have no e-mails from that day. >> so far clinton has only tweeted about the issue and she said she wants the public to see her e-mails. now, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told bob schieffer on "face the nation," he doesn't know if hillary clinton broke any laws but he said he's worry about the security of these e-mails saying they would have been a prime target for cyber attacks. anne-marie? >>> president obama says the u.s. will walk away f

clinton hasn't declared yet, but she is the top candidate and over the weekend senator dianne feinstein said that not talking out, not speaking out about this quickly could hurt a presidential bid because she is basically the only thing democrats have right now. president obama as you said also weighed in in an interview with bill plant. the president said he's glad that at least so far she's spoken out in that tweet urging the state department to release5,000 pages of e-mails she's already turned over. she has apevent echtan event at 11:00 in new york but unclear whether she'll talk about the e-mails. >>> also new this morning, mark lippert could be released from a south korean hospital as early as tomorrow. lippert was injured when a man attacked him with a knife this seoul. he needed 80 stitches. doctors have removed 40 they will remove the rest tomorrow. he told police the attack was a protest against the south core roon korean military exercises. >>> more protests expected in madison after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white officer. family and friends held a vigil

. >> i agree with dianne feinstein. i think she needs to explain what she did and she's called for the release of information. i think that's a good thing. >> over the week president obama said he didn't know about her email habits. >> at the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> but the white house clarified his comments today saying the president and secretary clinton did exchange email. >> the point that the president was making is that not that he didn't know her email address. he did, but he was not aware of the details of how that email address and that server had been set up. >> the issue has now snowballed into a new punch line on saturday night live. >> this is not how hillary clinton goes down. i mean, what did you think my email said? hi it's hillary, i really screwed up on benghazi today. please. >> but many supporters of secretary clinton just aren't laughing. they know this will not blow over until she answers questions. that could happen in the next few