Today on Inside Politics, a giant of the u. S. Senate has died. Well talk all about Dianne Feinsteins passing, more important ly, her legacy in minutes. But were going to start this hour with Breaking News on capitol hill. As we speak, we are watching a critical vote to avert a Government Shutdown. I want go straight to manu raju to give us the latest of what were seeing on the house floor. Reporter theres a procedural vote right now to advance the republicanled effort to keep the government open for about a month. This procedural vote, they have the votes to advance it to the final vote. That doesnt mean this is good news for the speakerer. In fact, a number of these members opposed to the speakers Spending Plans made clear that they are okay voting Going Forward on this procedural vote, but they plan to vote no and sink the bill to keep the government open for a handful of weeks because of their opposition of the way the issues have been handled here and the demands to move forward w
This is cnn Breaking News. We of course continue to follow the Breaking News for you this morning. We have so much going on and so much to share with you. The house is going to vote on a Spending Bill to try to keep the government running, but democratic senator, Dianne Feinstein, the longest Serving Female senator has died. A somber scene there as you can see her desk draped with black and those beautiful flowers sitting on top. Senator feinstein passed away last night at her washington, d. C. , home. She was 90 years old. He is had a long history of being a trailblazer, and the definition of the word. Breaking glass ceilings all over the place, and over and over again, and some of the firsts for the senator is the first woman elected to the San Francisco board of supervisors and the first mayor of San Francisco, and first woman to serve as senator for california and the first woman to chair the both senate rules and intelligence committees and first woman member of the judiciary comm
Embattled Alameda County District Attorney pamela price holds a virtual town hall on Public Safety. This is ktvu fox two news at 730. And good evening, everyone. Im heather holmes. We begin tonight with a tragic passing of an Oakland Police officer, jordan wingate. His death comes after a 2018 crash while on duty, where he was seriously injured. Ktvu crystal bailey tonight talking to wingates father, who is a retired opd captain. Crystal. Well, he tells me as a little boy, jordan wingate always wanted to be a Police Officer and just a couple years into serving his community, that fateful day in 2018 took him off the streets and left him in a state of limited consciousness. His family says his body gave out all these years later, and they spent the last few days with him in hospice. But his family prepares for his Memorial Service later on this week. They also want him to be remembered and honored for his service. Oakland Police Officer jordan wingate is remembered as a dedicated public
Midnight to 5 a. M. Police say they back the plan. Our challenge is still occur at night. Crowds of people that are there selling, selling stolen property, selling narcotics. We have drug users all over. And what the problem is, is that when you have businesses that are open, like Liquor Stores and smoke shops, it just attracts more people. The Mayors Office says the idea has a lot of grassroots support from residents and neighbors. Tim benson is a manager at acenas restaurant in the tenderloin. Restaurants operate late into the evening, and he says sometimes customers or workers feel threatened. And he says he hopes that the city could step in and help businesses that have their hours cut. But he says he thinks that shutting some of those businesses down, where drug users and drug dealers congregate, may help the neighborhood as a whole. Police have been much more active. Dpw has been out helping the cleanup effort, but it seems to be mostly a daytime issue. And at nighttime, its sort
A statement, quote, reverend williams and his congregation offered refuge and support to all who entered their doors, their tireless work to empower marginalized members of the community put them at the forefront of key social justice and human rights issues, driving positive change. Williams, of course, best known for his stewardship of the tenderloin church, he and his late wife, janice mirikitani, helped to reshape glide with an emphasis on social services and activism. Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to the four. Im alex savage and im heather holmes. He was a beloved social activist and a fiee supporter of civil rights. Former House Speaker nancy pelosi saying that reverend williams was a clarion voice for love and justice, whether fighting against racism, addressing poverty and addiction and so much more. East bay congresswoman barbara lee said, quote, the reverend changed the lives of millions through radical love, support, inclusivity and a commitment to service to the most mar