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this board has good reason to believe that henry newcomer and bleachy and washington county -- are disaffected and dangerous persons whose going at large may be detrimental to the state." again, we have this kind of information arrives that there is this nebulous idea these dangerous people are afoot, and that they are plotting against the state. this conspiracy grows out of the same disaffection that's affecting those in virginia. again, six years of war have taken a heavy toll on the people of western maryland. we are talking about again, men, supplies, food, livestock being taken from these communities to support the war effort. and heavy taxation to support the war effort. the area that we are talking about is a wide area, basically from modern frederick, maryland, west to hagerstown, maryland. a lot of the small towns, sharpsburg. this is going to be the heart of this plot. one of the first identified leaders is one of the -- guys in that letter, henry newcomer. one night, henry newcomer is going to confide to one of his neighbors that "they raised a body of men for the service of the kin

skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> part of contra costa county got a little jolt overnight, a 2.8 earthquake. just before 2:00 this morning near the calaveras fault. just a couple days after a bigger quake in alameda county. meteorologist darren peck is here with a closer look. >> is is wolittmore. this. a minor 2. eight earthquake before to a clock in the morning. it was felt by people. you can see it on the map but it was not felt strongly or all that widely. however, since it was within seven miles of an earthquake that was felt on monday, you can see how close those are, i will put the label on. about seven miles distant from epicenter to epicenter. the one today, a 2. eight, can you see the line here? that is the calaveras fault running up and down 680. this morning the quake was not directly on the fault but it was much closer to that fault then the earthquake that happened on monday. that one happened over here, almost directly on the hayward fault. so, it's always good to gain a little more perspective. no reason this will turn into more earthquakes at this point. in

county. she was last seen, though. you're in oakland and escape who is henry lee explains.nvestigators believe that she was a victim of human trafficking. we want justice. somebody died here and you need to friends and family of tatiana duggar spoke out thursday in oakland. the 18 year old was found dead in remote siskiyou county back in march, but was last seen in oakland. authorities believe she was the victim of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. this particular case stands at the intersection of gender based violence, sexual exploitation homicide, tatiana lived in butte county, but she had spent about a week in oakland before she was killed. tatiana duggar was last seen in oakland that we know of so we're asking for any additional information on new year's eve, tatiana left her family's home in orville and drove to sacramento and then oakland with a man. the two have been staying at the west wind lodge on macarthur near broadway in oakland. oakland please check the motel and found no signs of foul play. she had also been seen at about two in the morning, january

anyone with information is asked to call the sfpd henry lee ktvu fox two news, all right now the coronavirus pandemic, the alameda county court superior court will be lifting its mass requirement. starting monday. people who are fully vaccinated will no longer have to wear a mask inside. court officials also say visitors will not be required to social distance, but they still encourage visitors to give others space. the court expects to reopen more courtrooms for impersonal legal hearings in the coming weeks. disneyland employees who are fully vaccinated are no longer required to wear masks outdoors. the new rules take effect tomorrow. unvaccinated cast members must still wear a mask at all times, and all employees must wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status, fully vaccinated. guests do not have to wear masks while at disneyland coronavirus infections among vaccinated californians make up less than 0.4% of state cases. that's according to health department data published this week. out of the approximately 19 million people vaccinated against covid 19 in california between january 1st in june 17th there we

that's john henry outside the court and minneapolis were still waiting for peter k held. they hadn't been county judge to come back in. so i want to come back to mary frances berry again. the statements that we had from george floyds relatives were extremely strong. and i'll hear you and i were talking about what it would take to motivate people in the, in the united states, to push this issue forward to keep that momentum going. do you think those statements and statements like those could help to do that? oh, absolutely. those statements were so extremely powerful and for those of us and follow the case in the public that followed the case all over the world. heard the testimony. all you kept getting was the images in your mind, all that testimony from children, them from the firefighter and all those people. and at the same time, the anguish that the family here. the other thing is that i wanted to say is that the reason why the public may expect the sentence to be strong and impressed by the aggravating factors. and people who follow this impressed is because the so called mitigating factors

reward for information leading to an arrest the butte and siskiyou county sheriff's offices are the lead agencies in this case, henry ktvu, fox two news. the former mayor of the small north bay town of windsor, dominic for poli is now under investigation for potential violations of state campaign finance law, the state fair political practices commission is looking into a series of expenditures by full by foot. poli between 2014. and this year, the agency received a detailed, anonymous complaint questioning his spending, including air travel, liquor and several payments to his girlfriend, poli has told the press democrat that has spent was quote, legal, allowable and fair. poli resigned as mayor last month following sexual assault or misconduct allegations by nine different women. last night, the windsor town council appointed a longtime city council member to take over the job. vice mayor sam salmon was sworn in last night, the town council voted 3 to 1 to appoint him to the position. salmon has served on windsor's town council since 1994 and has been mayor in the past. we asked him how he plans to deal with the fa

henry joins us live now from surf side. that's just north of miami beach, florida. johnson, we've just heard again from county officials about the latest search and rescue. that's what more they've been saying. that's right. they've childers who they are able to get into that rubble and that's how they were able to discover for more bodies. they've been able to reach people apparently outside of this complex into account for some of them. so the number of unaccounted for has gone down from 156-2152 people who are still missing and their whereabouts unknown. and we've got a 134 people who have been accounted for. so somehow those people have been contacted in one way or another, or they have been determined to be among the victims. in addition to finding those 9 people in the rubble, they've also found human remains limited portions of human remains and they're asking family members to donate their dna so that that can be matched against the remains found here to determine who's remains. those are our family members were also allowed to visit the site for the 1st time in the past several hours. many of them ha

information that leads to an arrest, butte county and siskiyou county sheriff's offices are the lead agencies in this case reporting live henryn the case for this family, henry. thank you. well june 15th marks the date that many californians are expecting a return to normalcy with the state fully reopening and those mass coming off. but cal osha is considering whether to maintain indoor mask requirements for workplaces. the is an ruben has been listening to public comment all day and a lot of people at today's meeting really frustrated. that's right. i mean, cal osha believes that prolonged exposure at work means higher risk for employees, but for hours today they heard from people who very clearly disagreed with them. for local businesses like office furniture dealer kb m. hogue new cal osha regulations simply mean new questions and lots of them. is it fair for somebody? that's unvaccinated to have to wear a mask? um, is it fair. for vaccinated people to have to wear a mask. you know, do we need to see them on a different side of the office? cal osha's proposed rules require businesses to provide workers with n95 masks and r

henry in his life for us in surf side. that's just north of miami beach in florida. john, so we heard there again from county officials about the latest search and rescue efforts. what more they been saying? well, they've talked about the rising death toll and they've tried to cope with the dwindling chances of pulling people out alive with each day that passes. but they do say that there could be void in there. that is ox spaces with oxygen and room enough for a person to remain until they can find them in order to try to find those people. they caught a trench of about a meter, 12 or so meters deep, and that is how they identified 4 more of the bodies and they found other human remains. they are asking family members to donate their dna so that they can match them against these people. and possibly identify some of them, but they insist that this is still a recovery mission that they're still trying to bring people out alive. or i'm sorry, a rescue mission, not a recovery measure because they're trying to bring people out alive. and there are now $152.00 on accounted for. they have begun to account for mor

henry highers, had hoped to avoid this. they'd allowed themselves to think the week the wayne county da might see the new evidence about theold man bob was killed. see that a mistake was made and rectify. but -- >> we had the prosecutors office that was very uncooperative. and in the face of overwhelming evidence of innocence. >> did that surprise you? >> no. it's an amazing ability to blind yourself to everything except what you want to look at. >> all rice. >> of course, that was a defense attorney's point of view. and so, here they were in court, to fight it out. just getting this hearing took a year of their efforts and persuading all those witnesses to testify about a moment in time so long ago, was no less difficult. knowing that, tommy and raise family became a sort of cheering section for them. >> we filled up the room and we wanted to show everybody that we were there to back them up. and we just wanted to be there for them. >> all crowded their whole courtroom of judge lawrence talon, who will decide if the new evidence merited a new trial. >> all right, want to bring them up? >> finally, tommy and re-highers fil

county of changeable weather. atlantic squalls can blow up without warning and through the surf is slight, the water may be turning underneath. henry terms of the relationship between the uk and the united states, first of all, since they were the signatories of the original atlantic charter, boris johnson described it as being like a breath of fresh air dealing with the biden administration, but i wonder if the air is blowing hot or cold at the moment between london and washington? well, i think this reminds me a little bit of when obama became president and all of europe gave a sigh of relief, basically because he was not george w bush. the same dynamic is happening here, where leaders are smiling and feeling there is a spring in their step because it is no longer donald trump. so i think already that has created for some better atmospherics across the atlantic. it does always amuse or bemuse me a little bit whenever these summits come around and this taking of the temperature of the anglo—american relationship is really a preoccupation here in london and in the uk, but i am sorry to say it is not really of much significance in t

county of changeable weather. atlantic squalls can blow up without warning and through the surf is slight, the water may be turning underneath. henrytlantic charter, boris johnson described it as being like a breath of fresh air dealing with the biden administration, but i wonder if the air is blowing hot or cold at the moment between london and washington?

i'm a founder farmer of henry's original out of mendicino county, and i am calling in for support foral shawa and peter mar and the work they have done over the years at mission cannabis club is exceptional. i've heard everyone's testimony, and i could piggyback on all those words, but they've supported the community outside of san francisco. we represent over 100 employees and directly indirectly they've been a big supporter of the mendicino community for many years, and as a long time member of the san francisco community, former resident, i've seen the impact that they've had in the community and the positive impact that they've been able to really develop young professionals in this industry and really give a platform at a high standard of what dispensaries should be. and to piggyback on the safe access, i feel these lounges are a necessity for safe access. this was the premise of dispensaries way back when, when i first opened the dispensary in santa barbara back in 2003/2004. so i can't stress the need for these lounges going forward. >> that's your time, sir. >> hi. this is phi

though, a couple years ago, i was at the jackson county historical society and looking at a ledger of another santa fe trail merchant and discovered that henry was one of his customers and throughout that whole ledger, there's literally thousands and thousands of dollars worth of cargo that the merchant was selling him. they arrived there in independence and rebecca says that our wagons are being loaded at wayne city landing and our mules are out at grass in charge of our mexican boys. altogether, we have 500 mules. some of them never have been in a harness before and there is a lot of swearing and confusion when the men begin to lasso the new mules and get a harness on them for the first time. i have never heard such a deafening roar and i've never seen such an exciting -- i've never seen such an exciting scene. henry told me that he prefers mexicans for teamsters because they understand how to handle the mules better than do any other class of men. they are cool and calm when danger threatens. most of the men speak english and are friendly and they seem glad to see me. she continues on by saying, henry, i cannot understand how you can tell

henry. thank you turning now to breaking news we've been following this afternoon in the east bay contra costa county fire crews say they have now knocked down a fire that bad. damage to homes on lorenzo drive in pleasant hill. the fire started about 3 15 this afternoon from sky fox. you can see those flames shooting through the roof of one of the houses were told one firefighter was taken to the hospital with some burns. their condition has not been released. no other injuries are being reported. contra costa county fire crews say both homes are now in danger of collapsing, and they say that is hampering the investigation into what might have caused the fire. santa clara county is now rescinding. mandate for businesses to track employees. covid-19 vaccinations earlier today, county officials announced the county health order issued in may. this is due to the states, reopening guidelines and cal osha's new workplace mass guidance. it is still important for folks who are not fully vaccinated to continue to use face coverings to continue to follow the recommendations and safety precautions that are in

speaker, is that his great, great grandfather, henry cole, served as one of mason county's first sheriffs. kim will be the first one to tell you you're only as good as the people people you surround yourself with. he's extremely proud of all those who serves. with kim leads with integrity, courage, fortitude and compassion and has a passion to serve his community. kim cole, i want to say thank you. mason county is a better place to work, live, and raise a family because of you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to acknowledge the significant struggles facing working families across america. struggles that have been exposed and exacerbated bthe covid pandemic. that's why through the american rescue plan we took action to expand the child tax credit, helping to uplift families and

henry. aoc and the dog. >> bill: and bull moose. >> dana: the battle over critical race county coming to a head in lou downersial curriculum. mike emanuel is live in ashburn, virginia. i have to say and told bill i've never seen so many people going to school board meetings. the school boards must think what happened? >> no more yawners. quite a showdown in front of the school board later today. the last school board meeting in loudon county, virginia had interested folks turning out to express their concerns about critical race theory and changes in the curriculum in the upscale washington, d.c. suburb. a key player in the battle says the ultimate mission for parents is to have input in how their children are educated. >> this is about a parents' movement to take back our schools. to get a seat at the table with how our schools are run. you have special interests, you have activists. that's the only groups they seem to listen to where as parents show up every day to try and make their voices heard and we get ignored. >> the academic year ended a week ago. the emotion over these issues has not let up. pare

county, maryland. the authorities quickly zero in on seven ring leaders associated with this plot. nicholas andrews, john graves, adam graves, two brothers, yost plecker, henry shell, his english or german name, peter sueman and caspar fritchie. you will notice a few things about these names. again, there are a lot of germans on this list. again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot just as they had been with claypool's rebellion. this is, again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. also, there are a lot of germans who are fighting alongside the crown. german auxiliaries, the feared hessians fighting with the british. so, there is a lot of anti-german sentiment that goes into this conspiracy. peter sueman in particular is a member of the brethren church a pacifist sect. here's someone who is suspect to begin with because he has refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so, these are the seven ring leaders. and one of the local militia commanders, thomas sprigg, summed up the feelings towards the seven men when he said they have "admitted to administering the old of allegiance to many persons. the

county sheriff's department says it happened around three yesterday afternoon. your maxwell farms, park offices recalled to a fight and when a deputy arrived, investigators say henry morgan, got a gun from his car. and pie. it. at the death. and. also. the gun wasn't loaded. it was booked into a jail and is facing several felony charges, including attempted murder and resisting arrest. in san francisco. police are investigating a stabbing the city's chinatown neighborhood. it happened around 2 30 this morning in the area of clay and kerney streets. police say a 36 year old man was hurt and is in critical condition now. authorities say they later located a second man who was also stabbed during the incident. they say both men were walking on the sidewalk when they were attacked. so far, there's been no arrest in this case, and anyone with information is asked to call police the man arrested in the stabbing of a 94 year old woman in san francisco, pleaded not guilty in court this afternoon. 35 year old daniel cow, which is charged with attempted murder battery, an elder abuse in the attack on wednesday on taylor remains in the hospital. she is expected to recover. t

county. to hawaii and all he has. well just that kayak. they're here. what drives this man to complete this daring frans caught on video. our crime reporter henryee is here now, with more on the suspect and how that officer is doing, henry. well, julie, that confrontation sent the officer to the hospital after she was suddenly attacked by a homeless man in chinatown. she's highly his trade as anybody else but a san francisco police officer found herself overpowered by a suspect identified as 33 year old gerardo contreras. things can go from ok to really bad. in a split second, it began innocently enough. i don't have nothing over there around. put your hands over your head, san francisco police union president tony montoya says the suspect initially obeys the officer. but without warning, he just suddenly turned and. violently attacked her without provocation. the officer ended up on her back as the £190 contreras straddles her. he quickly got on top of the officer and put himself in a position of advantage. and at one point it looked like his hands were actually on her throat. bystanders rushed to help. i want to shake their hands. i want to c

henry. thank you. highway 37 has reopened after a five hour long closure to clear an overturned gasoline tanker. that accident happened just before six this morning on west 37. the solano sonoma county line, partially shutting down the roadway. then the chp shut down west 37 in both directions shortly before 11 this morning so crews could offload 3800 gallons of diesel and remove that tanker from sky fox. you could see the major response by chp has matt teams and caltrans officials say no fuel spilled into the marsh. the closure did, though, cause big backups on alternate routes along highway 12 and 1 21. all the lanes by. finally reopened about an hour ago. the search is on tonight for a hit and run driver who critically injured a hotel employee. this happened at san francisco's fisherman's warf as she was walking to her car. ktvu magus. joining us now live from the news from after talking with people who work with the injured woman. emma alex. san francisco police now saying the woman's condition is non life threatening. they've shared that she's 50 years old and lives in fremont, and they're still looking for the suspect or potentially multiple suspects. hotel housekeeping attend

henry lee has details on the action to redirect more than $17 million to a violence prevention department state of emergency state of emergency and emergency already think community leaders say they want alameda county officials to declare gun violence a public health emergency. they spoke at lake mirror. in oakland were just days earlier, a man was killed and seven other victims were hurt during a shooting involving san francisco gang members. the trauma the pain and the scourge of violence that is interpersonal in nature, but it's fueled by the trauma of our people. we have girls being gunned down in these streets, the frequency of shootings and the loss of life is getting to the point where we're having to become desensitized just to cope. as they spoke, the oakland city council held a special virtual meeting to discuss amendments to the proposed budget involving the police department council president nikki fortunato bass wants to shift $17 million away from the police and use it for violence prevention programs. she and others on the council want to have civilian mobile response teams, not police officers handled nonviolent mental health call. we are investing in alternative responses. and the