county and there was chester county connection as well, a pennsylvania one. but it's stephanie lambert and hall. we're all in tampering with the elections which she did in arizona, georgia, michigan and pennsylvania. so. okay well there in department of justice against trump, the one that's so heavily in the news now that covers the period from before the election. to january 7th. so it doesn't cover all of the information that's come out since then about the fake electors. but one of the four counts in that indictment is the fake elector scheme. the tampa, with the voting machines is conspiracy. that occurred, but it occurred later or it. well, not completely. the tampa thing with voting machines, which is also a crime in all states in the united states, the tampering with the voting machines first occurred in pennsylvania. on december 31st. it then occurred in georgia on january and. it occurred in michigan around the same time. but it's not really one of the items in district of in the apartment out of justice indictment against. trump though i discussed i

it happened in chester county.bors reported hearing what sounded like multiple blasts at that structure. this is a live look at oakland california from fox two, right now more than fire fighters are at the scene of a four alarm fire you can see in the distance that smoke plume. we'll monitor that but another big story there tonight. the last survivor on the uss utah during the attack on pearl harbor turns 105 years old. warren upton of san hoe says celebrated his birthday thursday. he is only one of 18 living pearl harbor survivors. thank you for your service, sir. happy birthday. that's tonight's live look. outside the beltway from special report, we'll be right back. ♪ here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can

chester county judge declares a mistrial in a love triangle murder case.a kotb: for kevin's family, the delay was torture, more waiting for answers to questions they never wanted to ask. i wanted to know if he knew it was happening. i wanted to know if he begged. hoda kotb: why did you want to know? kevin was so sweet and kind. and i know he must have been so, so scared. hoda kotb: the story of those final moments could only be told by steve shappell. but even from jail, as they awaited their fates, morgan was trying to keep him quiet. she wrote him a letter, saying she had given birth to his twins. so her game plan was if he thinks we have kids together, he's not going to rat me out. yes, and she would always ask him then in letters, have you figured out who has a better chance to get out of here? i need you to do this for me so i can raise our children. hoda kotb: except, of course, it was another lie, another manipulation. the prosecution and defense were back at the chester county courthouse for morgan mengel's retrial. steve was set to testify. but th

from here, you can't win in bucks county as a democrat unless up kilauea some republicans here in chester county where this event is today, this actually had the highest number of nikki haley voters who voted in this past, peasant pennsylvania republican primary of the collar counties. so those are the people that the harris campaign is really trying to appeal to and get by this event today, it's going to be a discussion as you said, with former congresswoman liz cheney, the vice president is already here on campus, on scene here at this little theatrical venue. and again, to emphasize this particular event here today in this particular spot because it's indicative of a number of events that were going going to see you also in other suburbs of detroit and wisconsin later today, chester county make no mistake. it's a blue county in pennsylvania, but it went for mitt romney actually back in 2012, it was the only of the philadelphia suburban collar counties that went for mitt romney let me back in 2012 in fact, it was seen as a big step backwards when in 2016, former president trump lost the

her was that child k had been attacked about 90 minutes after she had been born in the countess of chesterruary 2016. it was said that lucy letby has dislodged herfeeding was said that lucy letby has dislodged her feeding tube and stood over the court doing nothing as the baby struggles. the baby was only brought back into a form of stability because the consultant by chance walked in and saw what was going on. that conviction came after three and a half hours when thejury came after three and a half hours when the jury accepted the prosecution prosper evidence that lucy letby�*s lawyers today said that that case had effectively been prejudiced, it had been influenced by the previous reporting of her main convictions from august 2023. they said effectively the weight of all the reporting and the vitriolic comments around it had been particularly damaging to lucy letby�*s right to a fair trial and that amounted to, what is known in legaljargon, as the occlusive process and the trialjudge should have intervened and said lucy letby cannot have a fair trial, i need to stop this case. in partic

. >> christina and i are farmers from chester county, pennsylvania. [ applause ] we live on our familyy family since 1896. we have been lifelong republicans. [ applause ] i voted for donald trump twice. listen, it made since because as a republican and that's what we did. i got to tell you, though, christina was way ahead of the curve. show only voted for him once. [ applause ] it's very clear that donald trump doesn't care about helping hard working people like us. he only cares about what's good for him and the super rich people that he touts to. he's too focused on seeking revenge and retribution to care about what we need. we deserve better. it's time to turn the page. [ applause ] >> we deserve a leader who will bring people together and fight for the middle class. not someone who tries to divide us. that's why bob and i are both proudly voting for kamala harris. [ applause ] enough is enough. after merely a decade, it's time to turn the page on donald trump and his chaos and division. we have got to move forward. we have got to elect someone that is in the fight for regular, work

so we mentioned west chester before and that looks familiar to anybody here.well, it's because well, it's here. that is, james. the landscape. that is the colonel that was the colonel of the westchester county militia and refugees. he has the uniform him that is prescribed for the officers of the queens county militia. so it may have been a county wide new york wide thing for red coats, face blue for all the officers, the enlisted men. not so much. well, there is a cavalry man's coat from the queens county militia in west bay, long island. it's very nice, but the lances was the exception to the rule. as far as militia duty was concerned. they didn't chop wood. they didn't build fortifications. they engaged in combat. if you wanted to fight, you went to join james de lancey. that's why. and refugees is added after militia. in addition, for the people living there who had to serve. people came from connecticut, new jersey, upstate new york to serve under james de lancey. and they were very, very effective. fighting force. in 1781. surprising and defeating the rh

. >> in chester county where the campaign was today with liz cheney this morning, after the nikki haleyer, there was still a primary in pennsylvania and she got about 10,000 votes in chester county. pennsylvania has a closed primary so only republicans could vote in that primary. theoretically there is 10,000 votes for somebody -- and the harris campaign obviously hoping it is them, to pick up in the state decided by 60,000 or 80,000 votes. geoff: while i have you here, can we look at the latest poll? this is the washington post poll of likely voters in battleground states. this shows a slight harris lead. how does the campaign feel about a poll like this? >> i think they feel about this like they do about all polls. the way she has been saying it is that this race is close. they acknowledge it is close and it will take a lot of work to make it better than close for them. and she has said they are running like underdogs. either you are running scared or stupid and they would rather run scared. what they love to have better poll numbers? of course they would. but, this race has been incr

and chester zoo in england is welcoming a know a calf. check this out.amed qasem bar was born to mom darcy after a 10 month pregnancy. and those are the world's smallest species of wild cattle, all looking to go and are found only in the forests and swamps of the indonesian island of sulawesi. according to chester zoo numbers are dwindling because of habitat loss and over hunting, leaving estimated 2500 left in the wild. so not that many. the species is listed as endangered by the international union for the conservation of nature. so very cool that we're getting to see this on your tv screen. there. and as we wrap up, some dwarf mongoose is at the milwaukee county zoo enjoying the halloween spirit as well. take a look. they got to snack on a large pumpkin large for their size. right in wisconsin. dorfman. this is weighed just one lb when they're fully grown. it can live up to 10 years. very cute. all right. that'll from the newsroom today. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. remember to take good care of yourse

pennsylvania versus 2016, trump did a lot worse in 2020 in color counties around philadelphia, montgomery, chesterre, places you know well. harris is trying to blow out the vote for her hitting abortion really hard. how do you see those counties coming out this year? >> the problem with abortion in pennsylvania, it's not going anywhere. it has been intact and law since the 1980s. no one can touch abortion except schapiro and the majority from the statehouse. that is a democrat majority. that argument tends to not be as effective as talking about what is most important to voters. i am going back to inflation and the economy, still a big problem in this state. 2020 i often have wondered if it seems to be proven true that 2020 was perhaps the fluke election, not 2016, as people tend to believe. pennsylvania has been moving rightward since 2012 when barack obama left 300,000 voters off the field, they didn't show up. he still won pennsylvania but won by a lot less and the rightward turn has continued incrementally, it's not big, people say what about fetterman, what about schapiro but those are modera

. >> we are continuing to monitor the event with vice president harris and liz cheney in chester county, a philadelphia suburb in pennsylvania, as well as donald trump's event in north carolina we are going to take a quick break and our team of political reporters, including josh dawsey, josh dawsey parents don't go anywhere. he's here after a break, stay with us before election day president harris basis voters and takes the pressing questions lie. >> anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall, kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern silver spoons. what would become of them when they discover robin hood gold allows others to earn their very the liberal rates on idle cash he would descend into chaos it's time to grow your business, create a website. >> how go daddy coding but all that writing, know ai done, built let's get to work and create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy, consumer cellular is lowering the price for those 50 and get to unlimited lines for $30 each. >> that's just $60 a month. so switch to the carrier ranked number one and network covered saturd

molly: a house explosion in chester county, pennsylvania has left at least one person dead. neighbors reported hearing what sounded like multiple blasts at the structure just before 5:00 in the morning. this happened on friday. police believe this was an isolated incident and they have not released any details though about the victim, griff. griff: early voting in the battle ground state of north carolina is underway. this, as cities in the western part of the state are still picking up the pieces after hurricane helene. danamarie mcnicholl joins us now with more. hey, danamarie. >> hey, griff. well, it's that first saturday of early voting here and it's a popular method in north carolina. and now i'm here in asheville where most people were affected by hurricane helene, but they tell me it's still a very big priority to get to the polls and these long lines reflect it. take a listen. >> i think voting in politics wasn't even on my mind when the storm hit. now, it's important that we recover and build back better and making sure that we get the leaders in office that can hel

. >> reagan oaks is a sophomore at west chester university in pennsylvania. she's been a long time.> i remember the first song i ever heard was pink pony club. what have you done? >> you're a pink pony, girl, and you dance at the club. >> i just kind of fell in love with the message, which is like, it's okay to leave behind this. something you've been experiencing for a long time, to try and find something new. >> so when she heard chapel was playing the all things go festival in new york city, she and her roommate immediately jumped at the chance to go. >> so we had to find a hotel in new york. and then i actually made an outfit. so i probably spent about 6 or 7 hours of beating and bedazzling a jean jacket to wear, and it was pink pony club themed. >> all in all, she said she spent just under $1,000 on the trip. and then news of the cancellation came. >> i immediately got up and got out of class because i could, like, feel my eyes watering. >> reagan's tiktok video, generating hundreds of responses about chapel road, ranging from she can't handle fame to the rise and fall of a mid

serving as a captain of cavalry and the west chester militia attacked in that county in february 1780. so who were these people of the original members of the royalist units? we know the nativity of some 310 ofhem. not surprising, almost five of six were born in america. most loyalists were in america. that's a question people ask me so much. what loyalists go home to england at the end of the war. they've never there. they weren't from there. you can't go home to where you've never been from. an examination of one's. and 63 to war claims shows where they resided when. they left to join the army again. not surprisingly, 141, the majority were from new york, while 14 were from vermont. three from connecticut. two from new hampshire. two from massachusetts. and one from new jersey. and the record that last one was not me. tax primarily to general simon advance guard. they suffered accordingly losing some 700 officers and men d killed in action to certain discharged taken prisoner or just disappeared. one of the biggest issues concerned who authorized corps to be raised. right. when you

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chester county, pa. that's one of the collar counties outside philly. haley got more than 24% of the vote. that's after she dropped out and oakland county, michigan, where we're about to see harrison cheney, nikki haley got 33.5% the primary vote. let's bring in the panel. are there any trump skeptical conservatives here? yes. jonah. so we do you really think that there are i mean, one of the reasons this is important for harris in michigan is because of all the arab american, muslim american voters that are either not going to vote for her or we're going to vote third party. do you think there are actually still concerned? there would have republicans who don't care for trump and might vote for harris. >> yeah, we should clarify 33% of the primary electorate vote is very small subset your actual after vote but, but, but obviously not to interrupt it, but sorry, but trump won michigan by 10,000 votes. yeah. >> look at the end of the day i think simply as a matter of, you know raw rank punditry, there have to be because otherwise why is harris spending t

for example, right now i'm from west chester, the riester oracle society, where he had lunch with his son, george washington, lafayette on his way to boston and to see john adams. and we saw adams home in a previous talk they have that on display here and these will be around after 18, 25, 2025. so you think even if he didn't come to your site, it might be an educational tool or a good display tool at your museum and a historic society or group so we can make arrangements for it to be shipped to you for display purposes for now to september 25, the people are participating in the his visit will get first crack at it so that's my as far as that goes and i want to start now on the right the far right. we're going to talk a little about what we're doing our own area in parts and mohawk valley is particularly interesting because next year's conference is going to be right smack in the middle of. what he's here, he kind woos through in the mohawk on june 25 which puts about an onus on their planning but less like you talk about what you're doing okay. hi i'm leslie raney. i'm from new york

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we're in chester county, pennsylvania right now. one of these all-important suburban collar counties, interesting make no mistake. chester county is a blue county, but back in 2012, it was actually one of the counties i one of the only suburban collar counties that went for mitt romney and it was considered a big problem when former president donald trump lost this county back in 2016, was considered a step backwards for republicans in this particular area. this area is affluent, it's highly he educated and most interestingly, perhaps for the purposes of this campaign, erica is that this collar county had the highest percentage of nikki haley voters voting in that pennsylvania republican primary this past year. all the more reason why you can expect to see vice president harris here alongside former congresswoman liz cheney in just a matter of maybe an hour-and-a-half or so. the goal here is to again, rally conservative and moderate women. and it's been a strategy that we've seen the harris campaign employing not just today, but als

cnn's danny freeman is in chester county, pennsylvania. that is where vice president harris will be headed today. at least one of the stops. what are you expecting to see? >> well, listen kate, it's going to be an incredibly busy day for vice president kamala harris. and that's following an already very busy weekend but while the weekend was really focused on rallying black voters, she was troye in atlanta with lizzo and usher, even stevie wonder singing happy birthday yesterday. today the campaign is back in the suburbs, as you noted of some of these rust belt states focus here is really trying to appeal to more conservative and moderate, particularly women out here. now, right now, we're in chester county, kate, as you noted, its one of the all-important suburban collar counties in philly adel fia, make no mistake. this is a blue county, but back in 2012, it was actually the only collar county of the philadelphia suburbs that voted for mitt romney. it is his affluent, it is highly educated and interestingly enough, it had the highest per

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we've actually had a cold front sliding through northern california, bringing some showers up towards chester, eureka. crescent city had a couple of scattered showers up there as well. most of that just kind of falling apart. now moving to the state behind just a couple of clouds. nice pattern. i think settling in ahead. we're going to see some warmer days, but there is a chance of rain in the forecast. we'll tell you when coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. >> kron 4 is your local elections headquarters. a reminder today was your last day to register to vote. if you still haven't, you have until midnight to go online and register. we stopped by the santa clara county registrar of voters. earlier today we found some workers already opening and flattening up ballots that have already been turned in so they can go through the count machine. and we also visited a voting site in contra costa county. >> just keep this in mind. if you miss today's deadline, you do have the option of using same day voter registration at the polling centers on election day. >> you want to go to the polls

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her was that child k had been attacked about 90 minutes after she had been born in the countess of chestereding tube and stood over the cot doing nothing as the baby struggled. and the baby was only brought back into a form of stability because a consultant by chance walked in and saw what was going on. now, that conviction came after three and a half hours when the jury accepted the prosecution's evidence. but lucy letby�*s lawyers today said that that case had effectively been prejudiced, it had been influenced by the previous reporting of her main convictions from august 2023. they said, effectively, the weight of all the reporting and the vitriolic comments around it had been particularly damaging to lucy letby�*s right to a fair trial and that amounted to what is known in the legaljargon as an abuse of process and that the trialjudge should have intervened and said, "lucy letby cannot have a fair trial, i need to stop this case." in particular, benjamin myers for lucy letby said that comments from the police had been deeply problematic, because they revealed contacts with other childr

consultant paediatrician drjohn gibbs, who is now retired, was working at the countess of chester hospitalng vulnerable babies. he's been giving evidence at the inquiry at liverpool town hall which is looking into how the nurse was able to carry out her crimes. our special correspondent judith moritz is there. this is the first time the inquiry has heard from one of the actual consultants. yes, absolutely it is. we have heard both here at the inquiry and previously at lucy letby�*s trial about the situation whereby consultants at the hospital were trying to raise concerns about lucy letby long before the police were called in. the questions being asked of those consultants, why didn't you go to the police yourselves directly? and before evidence got under way today, at the beginning of his time here in the witness box, doctorjohn gibbs said he wanted to address the matter of how he handled things. i address the matter of how he handled thin . s. , , ., ., things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that _ things. i deeply regret and i am ashamed that i _ things. i deeply regret and i am asham

the way on the west chester county and refugees just to throw that out there. but when started up in 17, basically 1777 under james lancey, the landscape himself was captured in november of 1777 and the militia pastor major mansfield barrymore, then lieutenant colonel isaac hatfield, told the land return in february 1780, when it really off, they raised several of cavalry amongst then the infantry. by the time the french arrived in west chester, with washington's forces in 1781, there were hundred and 90 men under arms under james de lancey. a lot of people right that they were not under the british are not well organized. so they were freelancers, free bidders or whatnot. and certainly they took liberties with local inhabitants, no question about that. but their commissions were assigned by governor tryon. they were in fact, the westchester militia. there is there is no question about that all their officers were regular commissioned and subject to the same rules war. so they called themselves all kinds of cool things amongst them, rangers and other things. bu

the largest supplier of arms for israel's war effort in gaza when it comes to this particular the chester, in the snow almost one year long conflict. it's, you know, since since october 7th of last year, the american attitude does seem to be different. when is real, launched its ground invasion of southern loving on the statement that came out of the department of justice seemed to be one of support for that move. and again in the framework according to the department of justice of israel's right to defend itself. and that has bella installations in southern lebanon and elsewhere are a legitimate target for, at fort for israel. so it seems that in this particular a moment, the question of leverage is not that it's irrelevant, but it does take to seem it back to dusting, to take a backseat to the fact that it appears that the united states is, is supporting what is real is doing right now, especially now that it has come under direct attack. remember, this is the 2nd time that israel comes under direct attack from iran, the 1st time being, of course, in april with that drone it, with the a

a state where democrat incumbent john chester is running for reelection, currently down in the polls by 6 or 7 points to a republican businessman named tim sheehy. we think that will go in the republican direction, donald trump is likely to carry the state by 620 points. next, look at a place like ohio where democrat incumbent shared brown is running, branded himself as a left-wing populist type. that brand seems to have worked for him. he is running a competitive race. this is another state you expect donald trump to do well but we are seeing polls were bernie marino, the republican challenger is doing quite well in the state. and one more race in the senate would be considered a tossup, that would be michigan where you have an open race, there's no incumbent there, debbie stabbed her now to retire from office, proud of that development, she's -- big smiles out there. democrat congresswoman alyssa slotkin is the nominee there and republican mike rogers was in the house so that will be a competitive one. that will come down to the wire. michigan another important state for the presid

he did a little better it's those collar counties where you're from, you know, bucks, montgomery, chester, delaware, what's see what the margin is coming out of there? that's probably going to determine the election. biden won it by 285,000 votes and hillary won it by 185,000. that's 100,000 vote differential. that's going to be the difference. i suspect again, in the 2024 elections. so keep a close eye on bucks counties especially conor lamb, charlie dent. >> i really appreciate both of you. thank you so much for being here i want to know what everybody thinks at home. go to my website at smerconish.com, vote on today's poll question, which is a more potent election emotion he said, hope, or is it fear hit me up on social media. i'll read some responses throughout the course of the program. what do we have, catherine from the world of twitter x, fear is the most powerful persuade and tool that's why democrats called trump a threat to democracy. even though it's completely imaginary. well, timothy kind of saying to me, hey michael very interesting observation here i am talking about how t

the nhs, nhs trust, in charge of the countess of chester hospital in crewe , chester hospital in crewedespite doctors raising concerns about a possible connection between her and an increase in the number of baby deaths in its neonatal ward. >> the m42 has been ranked britain's worst motorway thanks to the number of potholes as well as delays. it was rated in a survey of more than 9000 road users. it's 40 miles long. it connects birmingham to areas including nottingham, solihull , including nottingham, solihull, tamworth and redditch . tamworth and redditch. >> an image of a swarm of toad tadpoles has won this year's wildlife photographer of the year competition. it was captured by the conservation photojournalist shane gross whilst out snorkelling, and he beat a record breaking 60,000 entries to scoop the top award. images will be on display at the natural history museum . imagine natural history museum. imagine snorkelling through a swarm of toad tadpoles. no thank you, but i love to see that they've had a record number of entries. i think that shows an increasing interest in conserv

prior to his time in congress he served on the chester county board of commissioners from 2011-2015 and graduated from villanova university college of law and represent really a classic pennsylvania swing district we heard a lot about those these days, and gary that is a central background for both the harrison trump campaign to welcome everybody and looking forward to our conversation. what i wanted -- forgive me. a couple questions just about congress generally. have an unul and valuable perspective. i would say we live in an era of the executive branch is in congress. is this a good or bad thing? >> people you see right here and suffer as members. we spent about? honestly it is house of representatives and we see our part in the administration state and power for the administration which i saw on both sides when they held everything. >> in the presidency? >> to make a determination. >> the courts have discovered this. and playing a much bigger role. going back and forth in the presidency. in this power at this time. >> most of the time you're there about the minority to get mundane t

serving as a captain of cavalry and the west chester militia attacked in that county in february 1780e these peoplof the original members of the royalist units? we know the nativity of some 31 of them. not surprising, almost five of six were born in america. most loyalists were in america. that's a question people ask me so much. what loyalists go home to england at the end of the war. they've never there. they weren't from there. you can't go home to where you've never been from. an examination of one's. and 63 to war claims shows where they resided when. they left to join the army again. not surprisingly, 141, the majority were from new york, while 14 were from vermont. three from connecticut. two from new hampshire. two from massachusetts. and one from new jersey. and the record that last one was not me. tax primarily to general simon advance guard. they suffered accordingly losing some 700 officers anme dead killed in action to certain discrg taken prisoner or just disappeared. one of the biggest issues concerned who authorized corps to be raised. right. when you were studying the

. >> sandra: look at counties outside of pennsylvania, chester county, see how much joe biden ran it020. bucks county, we'll look at this closely at 4:00. remember how close it was outside of philadelphia. joe biden won by four points in 2020. look how close it was in 2016. hillary clinton won by .6 percentage points in bucks county. what are you uch waing as far as county breakdown, cities and suburbs? >> in bucks, there were trump assigns, not as many harris assigns, that disappointed me. i was with the campaign over the weekend and they did over 15 million phone calls and knocked on 1.5 million doors in the three blue state walls. i think the ground game does not surprise me, i'm a fan of the obama days, it is all about the ground game. >> sandra: i did a such screen at 4:00 and it generated conversation. pennsylvania in 2016, how close this did get with donald trump securing victory .7 percentage points margin of victsry and joe biden flipped state by just over a point. >> i was with trump folks in 2016 when they told me he will do a clean straight on the blue wall and they were

tony in chester, sandy in thame on our radio only bit of this, we had a few landlord and people running