police arrested a man accused of shooting a 6 year-old boy on the 4th of july police 18 year-old james harbor has been arrested and the death of 6 year-old jace young who you see here who was enjoying fireworks with his family. the shooting prompted outrage and spurred calls for gun control and justice from mayor london breed and other city officials. police did not provide a possible motive. san francisco supervisors are urging large grocery store chain has changed raise hourly wages for employees by $5. >>the supervisors passed resolution on tuesday the additional $5 in hazard pay with last while the city remains in the purple red or orange tier on the state's tiered system this would not apply to small mom and pop grocery stores. shoppers we spoke with that this morning support the measure i'm going to the grocery store probably once every other day at this point. >>and i can imagine there's a lot of people around you that are doing the same thing so that exposures actually more so than someone at the hospital. so yeah they should be getting paid >>the california grocers association says m

we have just learned an 18-year- old james harbor has been arrested in connection with the shooting. >>> taking a live look at san francisco's russian hill neighborhood, the scene of a violent attack. this morning police are issuing a warning after a woman was pistol whipped and had her puppy snatched from her. it happened tuesday night as the victim was walking her 5- month-old french bulldog puppy. there is an apparent lucrative market for the breed. >> this will probably take me years to walk outside at night by myself. really what we want is we want to find khloe. >> people find a value and when they find something of value, whether it be an item or an animal, people will steal them. >> san francisco police are investigating. the victim is offering a $2,000 reward for return of khloe, no questions asked. >>> to the pandemic, coronavirus deaths are climbing in our state. look at the steady increase over the last month and in the past 24 hours. 459 new deaths were reported. that's the second highest count since the start of the pandemic. about 30,000 new cases were added. hospitali

man accused of killing 6-year-old jace young made his first court appearance today. 18-year-old james harbor is facing several charges including murder for the death of the san francisco boy. jace was watching fireworks last fourth of july. this was a deliberate shooting but jace was not the target. jace's family was in the courtroom today. >> my son is not going to eat again. my son is not going to do none of those things. he's not going to get to wake up. and it would be fitting that would be the same for him and any other party that's involved. >> very sad. the case was delayed until next tuesday for a plea entry. the judge will also decide whether to keep the suspect in custody pending trial. >>> new at 11:00, the u.s. is reporting now 269,000 new cases of covid. that's a record for the most cases reported in a single day. a global sigh of relief, though. pfizer says it has signs its vaccine can protect against that new more contagious strain of the virus. scientists from pfizer and the university of texas used blood samples from 20 people who already got the vaccine to test the effectiv

police arrested 18-year-old james harbor yesterday in san francisco. a motive for the shooting has not yet been released but police had previously said young was an innocent victim in a targeted shooting. >>> a 26-year-old symbol of san francisco's japan town has been vandalized in what community members are calling a deliberate act. and we now have surveillance images of the vandal. take a close look. this is the person believed to have hacked apart the two cherry blossom trees in front of the japanese cultural and community center on northern california on sutter street earlier this week. the vandal snapped branches off each tree, badly damaging them. the center shared these photos of the aftermath on facebook. the vandal was determined. the branches were more than 3 inches thick and the tree stood as high as 15 feet. >> everyone looks forward to seeing the beautiful cherry blossoms and just to enjoy and welcome the new season. now we won't be able to do that this year. >> so sad. but look what people did. neighbors placed oragami ornaments on the da

responsible for killing a young san francisco boy made his first court appearance today. 18-year-old james harbor is facing several charges, including the murder of jace young. the 6-year-old was watching fireworks on july 4th in the bay view neighborhood when he was shot and killed. police believe this was a deliberate shooting but jace was not the intended target. jace's family was in the courtroom. they say they want justice. >> you know, my song is not going to get to eat again. my son is not going to get to do none of those things. he's not going to get to wake up, and it would be fitting that that would be the same for him and any other party that's involved. >> the case was delayed until next tuesday for plea entry. the judge will also dewhether to keep him in custody pending trial. >>> this pandemic is looming large over california's upcoming budget, but surprisingly there's more money to spend than projected. because so many affluent workers could work from home, california took in more tax money than expected, creating a $15 billion windfall. governor newsom wants to direct that money i

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an 18-year-old james harbor has been arrested in connection with the shooting. >>> the latest on thecoronavirus. coronavirus deaths are climbing in our state. look at the steady increase over just the last month and in the past 24 hours, 459 new deaths were reported. that is the second highest count since the start of the pandemic. about 30,000 new cases were added and hospitalizations are also up. new numbers from santa clara county show 100 people are being admitted to the hospital every day. deaths have nearly quadrupled and ambulance wait times have jumped. in november, paramedics had to hold patients for 31 minutes at valley med. in december it was a 55 minute wait. officials say the south bay's healthcare system is near the breaking point. >> the er is full. folks are waiting for beds. i am begging everyone to help us out because we are not the front line. we are the last line. we need everyone's support so we can continue fighting for and with everyone here. >> meantime, eight hospital workers have tested positive for coronavirus which is nearly 10% of emergency room staff. ho

police arrested 18-year-old james harbor on wednesday. he faces charges of murder in other crimes in connection with the fourth of july shooting death of jace young. he was to be arraigned today but the case was continued to tuesday. his father says he hopes his son gets the justice he deserves. he says the family has been devastated by jace's death. >> to endure that loss and go through the holidays and his birthday coming up, it's very hard tragic time but we trying to get through it the best way that we can. >> investigators have said that jace young was an innocent victim. >>> a bay area bus driver who inspired a human trafficking law that went into effect in the new year looks back on the day he became a hero. in 2015 tim watson successfully stopped the abduction of a 3-year-old boy wild on the job. his quick thinking, actions led to the passing of a law that requires all california public transit agencies to train employees on how to spot the signs of human trafficking. >> it makes you feel good you're part of something that became

an 18-year-old james harbor has been arrested in connection with the shooting. >>> new, san jose police are asking for your help in tracking down a stalking suspect. here is a look at the suspect. police say he has appeared on a woman's door eight times since early october. this is happening at the mission grove apartments on north capitol avenue. police say he is becoming bolder in his attempts to contact her. >>> back to coronavirus coverage, another outbreak at the men's jail in milpitas. the number of inmates affected rose by 36 in a single day. most were reported in units with dorm style configurations where inmates -- social distancing is difficult. tested positive for coronavirus, nearly 10% of er staff. hospital officials are investigating what may have led to the outbreak. this is the second one to hit south bay hospitals in recent weeks. >>> the state has now ordered hospitals with available space to accept patients from other areas. that means patients from southern california could be transported to hospitals in northern california. >>> a live look at san francisco, a new re

police arrested 18 year old james harbor yesterday after serving a search warrant at his san francisco home. the killing shocked the community and spurred urgent calls for justice from city leaders, including mayor london breed. the charges have not yet been announced. against harbor at this hour. the independent police commission for the city of oakland is holding a special meeting to formally vote on their four finalists for the position of police chief, the mayor's office told ktvu. once the commission takes their vote, they'll submit the names to the mayor's office. the finalists include a husband and wife within the police department deputy chief laurent armstrong and interim deputy chief drennan lindsay. also on the list. jason lando. he's a police commander. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania and abdul prig did. he is the police chief in seaside mayor shaft will pick her choice after conducting her own review, which will include meeting with the community partners. the mayor's. office says the process will take two weeks to complete. and we're looking into the weather that includes som

year-old boy this is his picture the shooting happened on the 4th of july police say 18 year-old james harbor has been arrested in the death of 6 year-old jace young who was enjoying fireworks with his family when the shooting happened the incident prompted outrage and spurred calls for gun control and justice for mayor london breed and other leaders in the city police did not provide a possible motive. trying to figure out whether a 4 alarm fire at a building in san jose was intentionally set. it happened in the heart of downtown this morning on fernando street. fire crews say that businesses in the building are not going to be able to open back up including cent of our which is one of the city's oldest operating bars. the cause of the fire still not determined officials say that there will be an arson investigation and in the east bay, a caltrans crew had to use a bulldozer to help extinguish an early morning fire in san leandro alameda county fire said that it took 2 hours to put the fire out that happened between sweet water drive and highway to 38. >>and coming up on kron 4 news at 9 o'c

police they have arrested a man accused of shooting a 6 year-old boy on the 4th of july 18 year-old james harbor has been accused in the death of 6 year-old jace young that little boy had been watching fireworks with his family when that shooting happened the death triggered calls for gun control and justice from mayor london breed and other city leaders police have not talked publicly about a motive. well, this is a sad sight in san francisco, this happened this week 2 of the cherry blossom trees in front of the japanese cultural and community center in the city's japantown area or vandalized the branches were ripped off the trees were whittled down. >>the really little doubt sad sight to see and that is no easy task because these trees were 12 to 15 feet high you can see the damage in this video here the center says a 3rd tree was vandalized in a similar way 2 years ago the trees were actually planted to commemorate the visit of the emperor and the empress of japan back in 1994. >>next at 10 questions a lot of questions continue tonight over the security failure and the nation's capital expert

police have arrested a man for the shooting of a 6 year-old boy on the 4th of july 18 year-old james harborccused in the death of 6 year-old jace young the little boy had been watching this family when he was shot in his death triggered calls for gun control and justice from mayor london breed and other city leaders police have not revealed a motive in the shooting. >>and san francisco 2 of the cherry blossom trees in front of the japanese cultural and community center in the city's japan town area were completely vandalized the branches were ripped off the trees. we'll to down to their whittled down to the truck. and that's no easy task because these trees are 12 to 15 feet tall the center says that a cherry blossom tree was vandalized in a similar way about 2 years ago the trees were planted to commemorate the visit of the emperor and empress of japan back in 1994. as we head to break the in the bay area this morning. we saw some heavier showers earlier still dealing with some light showers here and there. >>john triple tell us what to expect for the rest of our friday and the weekend ahe

james harbor was arrested on wednesday. a motive was not released but investigators said young was an innocent victim in a targeted shooting. >> that's terrible. >>> coming up, the e-commerce side that are taking down stores that sell president trump merchandise. >>> and working for a tech company may become a thing of the past because of the pandemic. >>> and get ready for warmer weather and much drier weather after today. >>> welcome back. a new study suggests that pfizer's covid-19 vaccine does work against the new virus variant. jobina has more on what researchers have discovered from the live desk. >> thank you. experts have said that the vaccine still works, a new study backs up the belief that the pfizer vaccine protects against the mutation. pfizer teamed up with researchers from the university of texas medical branch in galveston. they used blood samples from 20 people who received the vaccine, antibodies from those vaccine recipients successfully fended off the virus in lab studies. scientists say it's a reassurin

police say they arrested 18 year old james harbor yesterday after serving a search warrant at his sanome. the killing shocked the community and spurred calls for justice from city leaders. tonight we spoke with jason's mother, who says she knows the man who was arrested by police and that. he is a family friend. and doesn't make it harder. i mean, it was him definitely makes it harder and worse. you know, we all want to know why why we feel like this. why we had to take this loss. why? why this baby? not here with us. the charges against harbor have not yet been announced to cherry blossom trees outside the japanese cultural and community center in san francisco, have been vandalized and are not going to bloom this year. the damage was discovered early tuesday morning. the trees were cut down to their trunks. the cherry blossom trees are historically significant. they were the first to be planted in japantown and over 50 years after the redevelopment agency uprooted every tree. hand town during the sixties and seventies, the center planted the current trees to commemorate a visit by t

san francisco on the fourth of july, made his first court appearance today. 18 year old james harborsharges in connection with the shooting that killed jason young. young was watching fireworks when he was hit by gunfire in the baby district. jason's father was in the courtroom today. he says he wants justice for son. spend devastating, you know, he was the best part of a lot of us. so thio endure that loss and to go through the holidays and you know, birthday coming up zaveri hard, tragic time. we're trying to get through it the best way that we can. harbors case was delayed until next tuesday. he will remain in custody without bail. well in southern california. and one young woman is now speaking out tonight after says she after she says she was attacked by members of a pro trump rally. it happened in downtown l. a outside city hall on wednesday, fox reporter phil shuman spoke to that woman and the photographer who captured it all. and they're calling me the n word and then asking me who i voted for and asking me if i'm a trump supporter, and i'm telling them not not a trump support

police arrested 18-year-old james harbor yesterday in san francisco. motive for the shooting wasn't released but police previously said the young man was an innocent victim in a targeted shooting. >>> for the first time, we're hearing from troy mccalister's mother, the double hit and run. we spoke with his mother. >> reporter: from the moment sylvia mccalister saw the news on new year's eve of this deadly double fatal hit and run, she knew the driver was her son troy. >> they didn't have his name, but you know i know my child. >> reporter: troy mccalister a pal raleigh with a lengthy record drove a stolen vehicle in the deadly crash that killed two women. i greeted the family at sfo wednesday morning as their plane landed. at the scent scene we heard from sill sylvia's bother and uncle and sent a strong message for letting the nephew on the streets after a 2015 armed robbery. >> i don't understand why they released him. i really cannot understand that. >> reporter: sylvia a single mother of two says the system as a whole failed her and her son. >> the

police arrested 18 year old james harbor for the killing after serving a search warrant at a san franciscoome. the young boy's death shocked the community and spurred urgent calls for justice from city leaders, including mayor london breed the charges against james hart. we have not yet been announced. family visiting the bay area for medical treatment for their 12 year old son were the victims of a car burglary. ktvu christian captain tells us the criminals didn't make off with a beloved stuffed toy that has been with the boy through countless hospital visits. ah beloved stuffed cookie monster has been the constant companion for 12, year old age and carter through thick and through thin when i see him, i imagine image is actually alive. yeah. boy story alive and i see him like. is always gonna be there for me. aiden has been diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called hunter syndrome, his family making the 3000 mile trek to san francisco from their home and straight from new hampshire to receive a new course of treatment at ucsf penny off children's hospital. the family arriving januar

boy in san francisco on the fourth of july, made his first quarter parents today. 18 year old james harborscing murder charges in connection with the shooting that killed jason young. young was outside watching fireworks when he was hit by gunfire in the baby district. jason's father was in court today. he says he wants justice for his son. been devastated. you know, he was the best part of a lot of us. so thio endure that loss and to go through the holidays and you know, birthday coming up zaveri hard, tragic time. we're trying to get through it the best way we can. harbors case was delayed until next tuesday. he will remain in custody without bail. hundreds of people take the curative coronavirus test every day in the bay area at 10 30, the fda is warning about a high risk of false negatives later in sports the incredible comeback by the warriors to upset the clippers, jason appelbaum will have their impressive scoring run. first though governor newsome unveils his budget proposal, how he's allocating $227 billion and why, h it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep numbe

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harboring monarchist sympathies. even thomas payne, one of the greatest radicals of the american revolution, was imprisoned until jamesison managed to get him out. when news arrived in the united states of the beheading of louis the 16th, the philadelphia democratic republican club celebrated at a dinner in which they cut off the head of a roasted pig and hailed it as the decapitated former king of france and put a liberty cap on its head. this, to put it mildly, worried some people. one federalist in philadelphia denounced the tendency to approve of everything that the french revolution did because it was a republic. the word republic outweighs, in the estimation of some persons, all the horrors that have been and can be committed in that country. one of the modern republicans will tell you that he does not deny that hundreds of thousands of innocent persons have been more ordered, that the people have neither religion nor morals, that all of the ties are rent asunder. that its commerce, its manufacturers, it's sciences, its arts and its honor are no more. but at the end of this, he will tell you that it must be happ

sarah, meanwhile, her marriage falling apart, had begun to harbor suspicions about james, and not juststrangest thing ever. >> did you think at the time i wonder if james had something to do with this? >> you know, it seemed fishy to ne. -- me. it did, but again, your life is already crumbling, you don't want to think your husband could be doing anything like that. >> what did you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him, you know. everyone wants the fairy tale, everyone wants to be married with a good life with kids, and it kind of came crashing quickly. >> finally, sarah started talking about divorce. >> i told him, and he'd be like, how are you going to feel you divorce me, and you find out all of this isn't true and the kid's not mine and you'll be the horrible person and i'm going to destroy you. he was very threatening. >> was he serious? a month after the murder of doug carlisle, january 2014, sarah got a call from her local sheriff. >> he said you need to come to my office right this second. >> coming up, sarah gets some frightening news. >> homeland security was waitin

the rebellion ought to have been crushed 10 months ago, charleston sunk in its own harbor, and richmond drawn into the james river. during the election of 1864, union prisoners urged boats for -- votes for lincoln. the massachusetts spy printed a letter from lieutenant colonel moulton of massachusetts, a prisoner at charleston. he exhorted his family to reelect lincoln, since his reelection "will cheer and encourage us" whereas a vote for mcclellan would be a vote for the rebels and at the same time a severe rebuke of the army. votes for lincoln would injure -- ensure prisoners' sacrifices would not be in vain and obituaries printed in newspapers contended that p.o.w.'s it did not die in vain. in 1863, "the philadelphia daily age" printed the obituary robert morris of the sixth pennsylvania cavalry who died at richmond. southern newspapers commemorated his death, informed his family of his burial, and sentimentally noted that fellow captive officers were sent to the grave where the rights of religion were decently and respectfully administered. the age urged readers to put partisanship aside and counter the