buncombe county.o vance, he the war governor of north carolina and was very popular in the mountains. he had been whig before the war. and zebulon vance had been a colonel. 26, north carolina. vance used both the carrot and stick during his time in office to try to bring people back. back, back over to his side. now, as one of his first acts as governor in september of 1862, vance issued an edict against popular resistance to the confederacy and then sent the first of four anti deserter operations against north carolinians in january of 1863. he tried to lure back into the ranks by issuing blanket amnesty if they would return to the army. few. did in the late summer of 1863, governor vance begged the confederate war department in richmond and general robert e lee personally for manpower to augment his beleaguered home guards. this is what he wrote to lee said my home guards, poorly armed, inefficient and rendered timid by fear of secret vengeance from the deserters. if general lee would send one of ou

now vance was from buncombe county. not a great county name.ance was the word governor of north carolina he was very popular in the mountains of 30 of herhe been awake before theen advance had been a colonel the 26th north carolina. vance used both the carrot and stick during his time in office to try to bring people back, back over to his side. one of his first acts of governor of 1862 vance issued an edict against popular resistance to the confederacy sent the first of four anti- deserter operations against north carolinians. in general 1863 tried to lure it deserters back into the ranks by issuing a blanket amnesty if they would return to the army. if you did. in the late summer of 1863 governor vance bagged the confederate rolled war department and general robert e lee personally for manpower to augment the beleaguered home guards. this is what he wrote to lee.rd my home guards are poorly armed, inefficient, and rendered timid by fear of secret vengeance from the deserters in. if general lee would send a one of our diminished brigades are a

county. >> the county's health system is largely currently at capacity and having regional be part of santa clara valley, health care will allow us to deliver access to care but also access to care in the right places for those that we serve. >> there's still quite a bit to be done before finalizing this agreement. they're hoping to have it completed by the 1st quarter of next year in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> family and roast or clerk is recovering after being shot during a robbery at happened this morning at a 7.11 officers say during the robbery, the clerk and the suspect got into a brief struggle before the clerk was shot in the stomach. the clerks in stable condition and the suspect is still on the loose this evening. police are asking anyone with information to reach out to them. >> we're now learning the person who died in a tuesday morning plane crash at the mend in tahoe airport is from the bay area. the douglas county sheriff's office says identifying 68 year-old randall abraham of redwood city is the pilot killed in the crash. it occurred just before 8.30, yeste

we're experiencing homelessness across the county.023 count in santa clara county found just shy of 10,000 people living on the streets. both counties have in recent years stepped up efforts to clear encampments and help folks who are homeless. lopez says those efforts are a good start, but more needs to be done. >> i think they're an important first step. but what's lacking is that unity and the mechanism whereby as we see in other cities, we can actually share these resources here, these funds and tackle the crisis collectively as a region, not just in our own cities. >> but in announcing the new regional effort to deal with the issue, mayor lopez stood alone today. he says he's hoping that by leading by example, he'll help get other cities on board. >> we are tracking a wildfire in the north bay cal fire fairfield and solano county sheriffs office. they are working together to stop a fire in fairfield this afternoon. it's now 75% contained evacuation orders. they have been downgraded to warnings. our corporate gayle ong joins us no

counties with almost no people in them, if counties refuse to certify their county level results, the idea is that will stop the state from being able to certify its results because they won't have official results from every county. it will stop them from being able to certify statewide results or at least delay the certification of statewide results, and that will have two effects. number one, it will serve as propaganda, right, it will serve as sort of smoke to tell the public that there must be something wrong in the election so the election results must be suspect and maybe emergency measures of some kind are going to be necessary, but secondly, it prevents the normal counting of votes. which prevents the normal allocation of electors in the electoral college, which is how we get a president, right? it stops that process. which then does what to the process? it throws it into the courts, maybe. throws it into congress to decide? maybe. republicans may like both of their chances in both of those places better than they like their chances with the voters. >> where are they? thank y

in that city or county. now, you can't take a waymo from san francisco to san mateo county, at least not a quick one. those cars are still not allowed on california highways, per the puc permit. and this isn't the only expansion happening this week. driverless waymo cars will also be available now in parts of la county. we're live this morning in daly city. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. time now. 705 an investigation in santa cruz has determined that driver error last december caused a deadly crash that killed a uc santa cruz bus driver. the campus police say there were no mechanical problems with the bus before it slammed into a wall right outside the campus. the investigation found that the driver, dan stevenson, could actually be seen on video driving the bus with no problems. less than one minute before the crash, stevenson was killed. five other people on board were hurt. a more detailed report is expected on friday. >> outside lands music festival begins on friday,

county. >> the county's health system is largely currently at capacity and having regional be part of santa clara valley, health care will allow us to deliver access to care but also access to care in the right places for those that we serve. >> back live at regional medical center. we can tell you that's still quite a bit has to be done, including finalizing this agreement, signing on the dotted line. they are hoping to get this whole thing complete by the 1st quarter of next year live in san jose. dan kerman kron, 4 news. thank you, dan. >> we are tracking a wildfire in the north bay cal-fire of fairfield and solano sheriff's to warnings. >> first gayle ong joins us now live from the scene that with the latest. how's it looking out there? gayle? >> vicki and grant we just heard from cal fire is now 85% contained burned just over 10 acres of land. i want to show you a closer look at what fire crews are doing, what they did do all day. so we are i'm actually on the bottom of the hill here, an admiral court and green valley. this is about 7 miles west of fairfield. and we're told the f

rohnert park in sonoma county airport 48. nicasio and marin county 49.t's a warm to hot one again. this time i'm including the coast, which had fog yesterday. does not. it does look like there will be a little bit of cooling tomorrow, but mount veeder's 83 oakland hills above the claremont, above the claremont 74 and boulder creek. that's 83. that's really warm air. there's no breeze at all unless it's a northerly breeze. santa rosa, novato, oakland. so everything's in place for another warm day here. 48. there's half moon bay now 4850s on the temps. petaluma, santa rosa in there as well. you had a lot of 50s 60s that high winds out for today, a lot of high clouds all over the place, just not over us. but it's a hot pattern for one more day. then it kind of backs off a little bit. it'll really back off by sunday, but starting tomorrow we'll get a little bit of cooling, keep it there for a few days, then it does look cooler sunday and most of next week. if the forecast models are right, it will be warmer across the board here 70s, 80s, 90s to near 100 for

, according to down los angeles and sacramento counties. the 2 other popular destinations around the state. according to san francisco departmpnt of homelessness. earlier this month, mayor breed ordered city workers to offer unsheltered people bus tickets out of san francisco before offering other services like shelter. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and new figures show that california, which is largely a blue state, actually has seen an increase in registered republican. and with that a drop in registered democrats over the last year, too. >> kron 4 capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look. >> well, let's be clear, even with these new voter registration numbers, california is still a heavily blue state. still, california's republican party chair believes the uptick in gop voters is a sign of what's to come this election without great. that's the sentiment of california republican party chair jessica millan patterson after new voter registration numbers released by the state show between october 2023. in july of

according to the santa clara county public health department, the cdc recognize that santa clara county is employing so many of these innovative ways to try to. >> stop overdose from happening and keep our community safe. deputy health officer dr. sarah rodman says the federal government awarded santa clara county more than 11 million dollars over 5 years to enhance overdose prevention efforts. some of those funds were used to launch this new web site that at the top offers quick access to naloxone, also known as narcan to reverse an overdose. and that means we need to have naloxone out there in the community with family members, loved ones, friends of people who might use drugs. so that at the moment, overdose, that reversal can happen in a life can be saved. the new website offers everything from post over do support to training for medical professionals. it's not just for adults. doctor rudman says it's also important to make resources available to families and teens. we want to make sure the message gets out not just to folks who are intentionally using drugs and you have in the pas

. >> close to the borders of alameda and san joaquin counties. it took off from buchanan field airport in concord and then it went down a little after 09:00am according to the san joaquin county sheriff. only the pilot was on board. that person was not hurt. amazingly, the ntsb is investigating. >> tonight, the 18 year-old who died in a walnut creek crash this week has been identified saniya bonga of pittsburgh died yesterday when she crashed on ignacio valley road between north broadway and north civic drive. another passenger was hospitalized but is expected to be okay. police say bongo was driving from pittsburgh to danville. they say she was going about 60 to 80 miles per hour when she drove over a median and slammed into a power pole and a tree. police say alcohol was a factor in the crash. >> a long-held dream of connecting san jose to bark taken a big step forward actually becoming a reality soon. the south bay's vta announcing it received a 5 billion dollar grant from the federal government to help finish the project. the project's goal i

we work closely with our counties. the schapiro administration set of an election threat task force months ago. it includes a whole constellation of law enforcement and election agencies at the federal, state, and local level, so if we do encounter threats motivated by misinformation and all the rest, we are prepared to counter it. law enforcement will do its job so election administrators can do their job. host: has any of this made it harder to recruit poll workers and election workers as we get close to the 90 days at mark in this election cycle? secretary schmidt? sec. schmidt: one thing that is concerning is the turnover not only in pennsylvania but across the country with senior-level people responsible for election administration. we have 67 counties and we have lost more than 80 experienced election administrators. it is not always the director, but the senior-level people. with turnover it is a concern. we stood up a training program led by an experienced administrator to train newer ones to avoid mistakes. wh

the bill wilson center just took over operation of the county shelter. 31 days ago. they say the potential of those risque be spreading it to others diminishes. once treatment begins. we have confidence wilson is is i'm fully capable and has been doing and going to mitigate any further this shelter is equipped manage the and, you really, this and but not a public health. emergency county public health officials met with shelter staff to discuss. >> the best ways to prevent transmission and to distribute literature. >> the shelter operator says the health and safety of the nearly 50 residents there are their top priority. >> whether it's a skin condition like scabies or lice or something more intensive. our staff is here. 24 7, 365 days. a year to make sure our residents get the care they need with whatever type of medical condition they're facing. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> happening right now, a chp on the scene of a deadly accident. this is on highway one. i you're looking live right now at the scene near coral reef avenue in half moon bay. as we pull out there, a

according to the santa clara county public health department, the cdc recognize that santa clara county is him playing so many of these innovative ways to try to. >> stop overdose from happening and keep our community safe. deputy health officer dr. sarah rodman says the federal government awarded santa clara county more than 11 million dollars over 5 years to enhance overdose prevention efforts. some of those funds were used to launch this new web site that at the top offers quick access to naloxone, also known as narcan to reverse an overdose. and that means we need to have naloxone out there in the community with family members, loved ones, friends of people who might use drugs. so that at the moment, overdose, that reversal can happen in a life can be saved. the new website offers everything from post over do support to training for medical professionals. it's not just for adults. doctor rudman says it's also important to make resources available to families and teens. we are seeing this relatively new threat in the last 5 years of younger folks, especially even some who didn't inte

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marin county. from the same time last year. homes in solano county saw a bigger decline. the median price there was 586,000, a 2.4% drop compared to july last year, and in sonoma county. the median sale price was 850,000, with a much more slim 0.1% decline in sale price. the data also shows that in some cities and counties, properties are sitting on the market longer than they were a year ago. they're called stale properties that sit on the market for week, sometimes even 30 to 40 days at a time without a buyer. in oakland, 44% of homes for sale had been sitting on the market for more than 30 days. a 2% increase in san francisco. it's 55%. in san jose, 34% of homes for sale still did not have a buyer. after 30 days, we spoke with the bay area realtor about the trend, and she says it's specific to certain types of properties, but that overall buyers are more selective now than they were two years ago. >> you're literally seeing houses linger on the market longer because they're waiting for that righ

santa clara county and san jose.y're going to hold a community event this thursday for international overdose day. the event will happen to all testing kits. a chance to remember the people who have died from overdoses. will be at san jose city hall. and the tahoe area saw a rare august snowfall this weekend. >> this is the scene at palisades tahoe resort. spokesperson said it was the first august snow that they seen. well, back in 2004 ski season won't begin for a while. of course, heavenly northstar reports there are both set to open november 22nd just in time for thanksgiving break. kerr was set to open december 6. i'm john and i know you were talking about the snow up in lake tahoe. you know it how much snow they got up there. i inch max at the mountains above lake tahoe, the lake itself, not really getting anything. it was those hillsides above. so. >> but yeah, what an early-season system right there that rolled through resulted in some showers here in the bay area. >> now we've cleared back our right back to b

and we're not a sanctuary county. we don't allow migrant programs here in nassau county. back up your police commissioner, it ripples down to everybody. congratulations, bruce. hopefully this will really make a difference in the rest of the country will follow in your wake. bruce blakeman, nassau county executive. thanks. >> angler thats, brian. brian: that's why a lot of people think he needs to run for governor. political deja vu and comparing conventions and this year's dnc and power roles between 1968. you're not going to believe it. don't move. ♪ protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. ♪ ♪ lawrence. okay, you're not dreaming, it is s

indoors. >> contra costa county now join san francisco and marin counties with the recommendation. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> health officials here in contra costa county are recommending people to wear a well-fitting mask like him and 95 or kn 95 mask in indoor public spaces like a grocery store. i went inside 2 of them and it was hard to find anyone wearing a mask at all. i do sometimes see people wearing masks. >> steven, far between that usually older people. when you sing. >> people not wearing over time, masks have become a rare sight across the bay area. but due to covid cases spiking this summer, health officials in contra costa county are now recommending people to wear masks in public indoor places. that surprises me. the health department says from may 9th to july 9th concentrations of covid in wastewater has more than quadrupled as of recently cases have plateaued but still remain high. the predominant strain we're seeing is live where variant, which is a relative omicron. >> it is slightly more infectious than omicron rights read a little easier. one of those cas

we're still a polling place county. some of contra costa will have 146 polling places open on november. will even have 5 regional early voting sites up. need supervisorial districts for the 3 days before election day. and so i i can't emphasize enough that we try to make it convenient and clear so voters know how to make their vote count. so kristen got just out of curiosity. i'm reading elsewhere that more and more people are registering to vote. are you seeing that in contra costa county cnn? we have seen an uptick. you know, we our weekly a planning meeting hearing from every corner of our staff earlier today. we are about 3,000 registrations in recent weeks. >> you know, we think that that's that's typical. we do see a surge in any presidential election, but that is higher than where we were at in the primary where we are about 710. >> other than getting people to vote. what's the biggest challenge you face? >> you know, it is it is about breaking through that information. a lot of noise and misinformation out there

fix now, santa clara county health officials reporting the county's first human death from west nile virus this year. officials say that 2 people contracted the virus. one person was hospitalized but has since been released. doctors say the other person you know, compromised and died this month after experiencing symptoms. this comes after officials confirmed the presence of mosquitoes with nest west nile virus in parts of san jose earlier this week, officials say santa clara county vector control conducted targeted treatment to address the problem. and with just 2 weeks left until retirement, san francisco's first openly fire chief jeanine nicholson announced her retirement due to medical issues. in addition to being the first person to serve as fire chief, she's the second woman to hold the position and kron four's. gayle ong joins us live in studio. >> with the story to go. >> hello, grant and vicki. a ceremony took place earlier today honoring the career of chief nicholson who is retiring after 5 years on the job, a decision she says was not easy. your san francisco fire chief sa

and sonoma county over the county to approve the new wells. any afall sis whatsoever with any ground water that was impacting flows in sonoma county. >> and bradford ruled sonoma county had failed to uphold the public trust doctrine, the duty to protect the vital resources. if the decision stands, sonoma and other counties will have to study the impact of the well permits on the nearby surface water flows. >> it's a landmark case, where i do think that it is eye opening, and the counties, they are look at it and hopefully be proactive. >> water is water and that some of it will exist and above, but it will be all connected. >> reporter: it is unclear what the decision will mean in practical terms. sonoma county says they are still studying the ruling and they would not comment. but it's clear that the argument that is siphoning from underground has no affect on the surface, simply doesn't hold water anymore. >>> and they have about 40,000 ground water wells. one of the highest number in the state about 23,000 properties that will rely on groun

today, the commissioners in bernalillo county, new mexico, approved chavez's contract as county managerchavez has been a major player in the south bay for years, serving on the san jose city council and the santa clara county board of supervisors. she unsuccessfully ran for san jose mayor twice, most recently in 2022. in her new role, chavez will be returning to her home state, managing the county that includes albuquerque. >> it's very bittersweet. i don't think i actually knew exactly what that word meant until now. and, you know, and i it's something that, i'm still sort of processing, to be frank with you, because, you know, i love this place, and we've done so much to build it up. and this will always be my home. >> chavez will start her new job in november, by which point south bay voters will have elected her replacement in the federal election interference case against former president donald trump. >> special counsel jack smith filed what's known as a superseding indictment today. it does not drop any of the original four charges against trump. instead, it adjusts the charges i

and i think some rain could make it northern sonoma county, northern napa county tomorrow.t thursday. cool down bigger fog bank and temps coming down 60s 70s on those highs. all right. sal is here. 631 east bay. >> yes, sir. east bay, highway four. how did you guess? >> james torres taught me well yesterday. >> yes, sir. yes, sir. we all know the east bay is really one of those commutes that always seems to have something going on. westbound highway four, right near bailey. there was a stalled vehicle and something, really something that is causing a backup. whether or not it's in the lanes. sometimes people will just they'll just look at stuff and you know how that is. and traffic is backed up from pittsburgh all the way into concord. it seems just a little bit slower than usual. let's go to our traffic camera here on the richmond bridge approach. there is a backup building. and at the bay bridge, the backup is now building to 880. so more people are beginning to show up at the toll plaza. 632. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. as pgd moves mor

county. >> the county's health system is largely currently at capacity and having regional be part of valley, health care will allow us to deliver access to care but also access to care in the right places for those that we serve. >> there's still quite a bit to be done before finalizing this agreement. they're hoping to have it completed by the 1st quarter of next year in san jose. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a 23 year-old newark resident has died in a crash in chula vista. the crash happened on the 805 freeway on august. 16th. the man from oakland was writing and for unknown reasons who's behind the wheel veered off the road and hit a concrete pillar. matthew, 2 key was in the backseat and ultimately died. both the driver and the second passenger were hurt and there is a gofundme page to help us support to cause family. we're now learning the person who died in a plane crash earlier this week at the men didn't how airport is from the bay area at 68 year-old randle abraham of redwood city was piloting the plane that crashed in tahoe crash monday morning. the ntsb says that the plane.

. >> now san mateo county and the mayor of east palo alto is calling on san mateo county and santa clara county to do more to remove homeless encampments. kron 4 charles clifford has the latest. >> well, for the second time in a week, the mayor of east palo alto is calling on his fellow mayors and local government to do more about homelessness and homeless encampments. this time he's calling for a regional approach today, i'm announcing the preliminary formation, regional partnership to tackle the issue of homelessness on wednesday, east palo alto mayor antonio lopez called for cities and governments across san mateo and santa clara counties to join forces in confronting the problem of homelessness and homeless encampments to come to the table. >> codified a united approach to solving this crisis once and for all. >> this past january, san mateo county conducted a one-day count that found 2130 people experiencing homelessness across the county in 2023 account. santa clara county found just shy of 10,000 people living on the streets. well, santa clara and san mateo counties have in recent

are experiencing homelessness across the county east. palo alto mayor antonio lopez says that 81 people in his city are living on the streets following governor gavin newsom's recent call for local governments to clean up homeless camps. he wants to step up efforts to find those people somewhere to live and to remove the camps. >> as mayor, i will introduce an ordinance to clean up encampments after receiving at least 2 written warnings and 2 offers of shelter. then a decline. prior to the first morning in medical and mental health screening will be determined. want to be clear? this isn't about criminalizing people. it's about helping people empowering people and encouraging them to get the help they need and they deserve. we all recognize that the current situation fails to honor anyone's dignity. >> at a press conference in redwood city on wednesday, lopez was joined by redwood city planning commissioner maggie corneal who called on cities across the county to do now is the time to come together with courage and compassion. >> to rest

400,000 acres across four counties. cal fire saying containment has increased to 25%. crews are working today to protect lassen national park on the northeastern side of that fire. they're bulldozing control lines with some 6000 firefighters battling that fire. those firefighters are also facing temperatures climbing into the triple digits and incoming thunderstorms. this is not the news that we were looking for. we were really hoping that it was going to be a little, hopefully a little cooler. right. and we saw some rain showers today in livermore. that's more of what we need with more on those current conditions. ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez joining us, that rain that we saw in livermore, we need that to move to butte county. >> we sure do. but instead, what we're seeing is a lot of thunderstorm activity in and around its bypassed the chico area and the redding area, but there's still a possibility the potential of a thunderstorm or even some dry lightning. so we'll be keeping a watchful eye on that. good to se

in san joaquin county. the 2 were involved in a car accident near lodi. the man in the video is wearing a t-shirt that cfd. now the alameda county fire department released a statement saying that they're aware of the video, adding, quote, our department is committed to gather all the facts and we are addressing the situation in a manner that reflects our dedication to integrity, professionalism and community trust. our goal is to ensure that we continue to serve our community with the highest level of respect, both on and off duty. alameda county fire officials say they are launching an internal investigation into what happened. >> its 8 or 7 and in the south bay, a firefighter was injured and about a dozen people are displaced now because of a fire that broke out in a town home in east san jose saturday afternoon. this is on says sarah way near quimby road where 2 units in a complex caught fire that forced evacuations in nearby buildings in everybody's okay. except for one firefighter suffered burns to the

you know, between 2022 2024 mateo county county saw an 18% increase. the number of people living on the streets in east palo alto. the mayor is now asking for the city's help in helping those folks find somewhere to live. this past january, san mateo county conducted a one-day count and found that 2130 people are experiencing homelessness across the county. >> east palo alto, mayor antonio lopez says that 81 people in his city are living on the streets following governor gavin newsom's recent call for local governments to clean up homeless camps. he wants to step up efforts to find those people somewhere to live and to remove the camps. >> as mayor, i will introduce an ordinance to clean up encampments after receiving at least 2 written warnings and 2 offers of shelter that are declining. to the first morning in medical and mental health screening will be determined. want to be clear? this isn't about criminalizing people. it's about helping people empowering people and encouraging them to get the help they need and they deserve. we all recognize that

but it's not the only bay area county to do so.e of weeks ago, san francisco county health officials also issued a similar recommendation to mask up indoors. because of this summer, covid surge. in concord, allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. now at five. mounting frustration in san jose tonight as police confirm a 12 year old boy, the latest to be killed in a traffic accident. >> we don't believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. we don't believe the speed was a factor. it absolutely on its face just seems like an absolute tragedy on both ends. >> the boy is now the 30th person to die in a traffic accident in the city of san jose this year. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm cristina rendon. >> witnesses who saw this crash say the victim was struck in a marked crosswalk while riding a scooter. it has left friends and neighbors at an absolute loss. >> ktvu jesse gary live tonight at the scene of the crash at camden avenue, where jesse there is a growing memorial. >> mike, good evening

there you get toward the mineral county area. we're talking about 71 degrees. so much cooler and the winds come up on the south and that's going to cause a fire to run a little more toward the north as we head through the evening hours. and then you watch that wind switching directions again, more out of the west as we head toward morning as you make way for the crozier fire. we're watching those conditions much cooler there. 70 some 80's in around that fire and much lighter winds. of course, the one in marin. well, we're watching that one closely as well. we've got northwesterly wind kicking in right now. the temperatures there in the 70's, those winds a little bit stronger out of the west, 13 miles per room would so be careful. lot of smoke likely to settle in around that fire as we head to the night tonight. guys, back to you. anglers, unruly and disruptive riders who use the santa clara valley transportation authority systems. >> could soon find themselves ban for their behavior. they don't want people behaving badly. the transit system says a new state law

county supervisor sylvia arenas, who grew up in east san jose, says the county's move is a relief to the community, which is relatively far away from the other area hospitals. this purchase of this hospital is going to coincide with the latino health assessment, the culmination and the results, and we're going to learn what is it exactly? does our community need a doctor also said patients will gain a lot by being part of a countywide system. the fact that we will have access to regional centers medical record is super helpful. i work right across the street from regional, and we get a lot of the patients who come from the ed for follow up, and i don't have access to what was done there. the county and the hca say they hope to finalize the deal by the first quarter of 2025, which also means the county will not be able to begin the process of adding or restoring services until around march. in san jose, robert honda, nbc bay area news. thank you robert. cities on the peninsula are teaming up to tackle homelessness. today, the mayor of east palo alto announced a regional partnership to

morning in san mateo county. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> now to the race for the white house. former president trump is out in full force this week, starting near washington, then hitting several crucial swing states. this as vice president kamala harris continues to ride the energy from the democratic national convention. abc news reporter em nguyen has the latest from washington, dc. >> thank you. former president trump and battleground michigan today, addressing the national guard association in detroit. >> our country is being destroyed by a radical political class that sends our guardsmen and women to defend the borders of distant foreign nations while they surrender our own borders to an invasion. >> trump also marking the third anniversary of the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan as ceremony at arlington national cemetery today to honor 13 u.s. service members killed in the terrorist attack at kabul airport. present. our three wreaths placed near the tomb of the unknowns. >> today we had a cel

philip reagan in westmoreland county. john in canonsburg, washington county. benjamin wells at stuarts crossing in fayette county. every single one of them had their homes destroyed and some of them were even taken captive as this rebellion went on. this was simply a tax collector doing his job. but he really put a target on these people's backs because he wasn't aware of just how much he had lost control of this region. okay. this story really comes to a head in 1794. in 1794, we begin to see subpoenas go out for the arrest of people who did not their taxes. they subpoenas were mandated to have people appear in court not in pittsburgh, which was totally possible, but in philadelphia. again, we could talked about the fact that westerners viewed themselves as fundamentally different here in, america. we are entitled to a jury of, our peers, people in this region did not view themselves as being peers, those in philadelphia. so this subpoenas even themselves, which hamilton keenly interested in, by the way, are unnecessarily prejudice. these subpoenas were hande

the fulton county situation?judicated. this is the part of the issue. everything that went right or wrong in the 2020 election has been adjudicated. fulton county did have an issue. it would not have benefited donald trump, regardless. they figured out what was wrong and in theory have fixed it. tell me about that, please. >> this is probably the sixth or seventh, i haven't counted, number of investigations into what happened in fulton county in 2020. the last is exactly how you described it. there were a batch of ballots, 3000 and a handful that were scanned twice. did not affect the vote totals, because they were not for one candidate. as you pointed out, disproportionally for the former president. and the county has changed everything since 2020. they have changed their headquarters. they have changed their leadership. the board has change your most important, they have added lots of new procedures in place and safeguards to prevent this from happening again. that has been the primary focus of the board is to

in san joaquin county. the video was posted on tiktok according to that 4 minute video, the firefighter and the community member were involved in this. car accident just outside of the bay area. now the tiktok user who posted the video says the incident happened around lodi, the man in the video is appears to be wary and a c f d t-shirts standing elements for alameda county fire department. well, the alameda county fire department released a statement saying they are aware of the video and are quote, our department is committed to gathering all the facts and we are addressing the situation in a manner that reflects our dedication to integrity, professionalism and community trust. our goal is to ensure that the we continue to serve our community with the highest level of respect, both on and off duty and quote, cfd says they are conducting an internal investigation into this incident as well. time now 706 in south bay. a firefighter was hurt. >> battling a blaze and about a dozen people are displaced by it.