. >>> happening today, the san jose camp known as hope village moves to a new location. it is privately fund by a nonprofit group and it has a number of amenities such as porta-potties and mobile showers. they found them a new location on city owned property on rough drive near the san jose airport. the city will lease the land for six months for just $1 a month. >>> bart's board of directors will focus on safety in the east bay city tonight. they will meet with the public to discuss bart's new safety and security plan that was unveiled last month. it came to several bart trains and the violence in several months, including the stabbing death of nia wilson. they want to boost the number of police patrols and increasing cameras. >> inspectors found a second cracked beam at the facility that just opened just 46 days ago. the transit joint authority that oversees the transit center tells us that it will likely tell several months for a permanent fix. >> reporter: yellow caution tape at the transit center. >> this is the crack. you see this is the bottom. >> reporter: the ex

known for caring for abused chickens and other animals has shut its doors and now looking for a new location in the bay area. there's only one problem. money. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas reports from vacaville. >> the only sound here is silence. the only occupants, the ground squirrels who have taken over the suddenly empty acreage. >> i've only ever seen this place just full of life. so it's -- yeah. it's sad. >> the original rescue ranch run by the animal place organization covered 60 acres nestled into cattle ranches in rural vacaville inaccessible to the public. in the past, thousands of chickens rescued from inhumane conditions on egg farms across the state would be brought here. thousands at a time. >> you open these crates and they just come flooding out and immediately start bathing and spreading their wings and just being chickens. >> unfortunately, their success was their downfall. zoning regulations forbid more than 100 animals at a time out here. the remaining animals were sent to a larger location near grass valley. but they still want a second facility to carry out their miss

we're live in san jose where the chp helped them move to the new location. >> reporter: the chp is helping them. they have the inmates from the santa clara jail helping them. this has been a community effort to find a new temporary location for what is what they call hope village. it is an organized homeless encampment. and they are setting up in the new location and setting up in the grassy field that is next to the service workers' union. they were given permission to set up here for the next week till they can find a new permanent place to go. hope vail shipping and handling a privately funded -- village is a privately funded homeless encampment. the supporters raised about $10,000 to create hope village. it is an organized camp with porta-potties, portable showers and laundry service. they were on a state owned parking lot. chp told them they could not stay there long-term. and the six people live thering there needed people living there need to find another place to move. they gave the group time to find another place to go. >> we were very flexible, showing a human approach. that is

but it isn't moving to a new, more permanent location up the street. motel for a few days. sponsored in part by santa clara county, the new site is under-going a make-over that will take longer than expected. hope village is expected to be resurrected again on thursday in the hope that it will be a model camp that can be replicated elsewheren the county. in san jose robfladeboekron4news lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a nice day with hot temperatures in the 90s inland. offshore winds are developing tonight and will bring gusty winds and high fire danger to the north and east bay mountains. winds could gust as high as 35 mph. we will see a few patches of fog near the coast but mostly clear inland. lows will be in th 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in and that will bring hot weather over the next few days. cooler weather is expected by friday with a slight chance of showers to the north on saturday and again on monday.highs tomorrow will be in the mid 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast with partl

in 2015, a neighbor bought the house and moved it under the bart tracks to its new location. you can preserve a victorian, but moving. the historic deal will likely cost six fishes, not to mention buying a place to put it. in oakland, katie news. >>> bts will perform tonight at oracle arena. it gave worldwide acclaim as the first k pop to win guess what, it will cost you a little bit. $675. fans will line up at 10:00 this morning for the fan experience where they can buy merchandise and take photos. doors for the concert open at 5:30. it starts at 8:00 tonight. i know a lot of people will say wo? >> i know, right. it makes me feel old. >> it does. it really does. he jessica and i, to be very transparent, had never heard of a song until just this morning. >> never have. >> kids only know it from youtube. it's not played on the road. >> they are mega stars on youtube. they released one video a month ago that has nearly 500 million views. >> that's a lot. >> mike is suspiciously quiet. are you a bts mega fan? >> are you thearmybout itbut we have to move on to weather. you are nev

we are live at the new location and why it may actually pay off long term, matt. >> the move is complete. all of the tents are set up here. a lot of people helped out including 13 inmates. a lot more help is needed to keep this idea alive. >> hope village moves on. they were forced to pack up and leave this morning. >> the move wasn't far, only about 200 feet to property owned by the seiu. hope village was put up by homeless advocates by about $10,000. even though hope village didn't have government backing it ended up impressing local politicians. >> congratulations to them to be on a nice hard top surface like this. to have sanitary conditions, to have sell f govern ance. >> city and county leaders are fast tracking their search far spot they already own or lease. they have drug free and not seriously mentally ill. charles nelson has been on the streets for five >>> happening today the public meeting with city council members starts at 5:30. the companies will still be allowed to operate. very bizarre story out of hollywood. a party got physical. a connection between president trump ma

. >>> the san jose homeless camp known as hope village moves to new location. it is privately funded by nonprofit group and has a number of amenities such as porta potty's and mobile showers. lastly, the people living there were evicted because it was on state owned land. city and county leaders found them a new location on city- owned land, on rough drive. they released the land to the group for just six months for one dollar. >>> police are looking for a suspect in connection with the stabbing of an uber driver in san jose. they say the driver was heading north on highway 87 near capital expressway when he became involved in road rage incident with a woman yesterday morning. police say she drove off but moments later, a man pulled up next to the uber driver and asked him to pull over. the two got out of their cars and that is when the uber driver was stabbed in the stomach. they say he was driving an older model gold brown sedan. if you have information, call chp. >>> coming up, explosive allegations against the head of newly. the new lawsuits surrounding all

to get us our new location of the panda cam the taco bell combo. yeah. yeah we would have had a lot more business of people to find the place now oh yeah. yeah yeah ok you know veterans we wouldn't have nearly so many if we didn't lose wars going on and we would have endless wars if there wasn't so more money to be made in it to understand more about this controversy we sent correspondent naomi caravan eighty four bombs appeared in israel's fifty day siege of gaza and twenty fourteen which left two thousand palestinians killed raytheon's laser guided paveway bombs also appeared as a g.b.u. twenty eight bombs boeing small diameter bombs lockheed martin f. sixteen more planes and boeing's apache helicopters equipped with northrop grumman longbow missiles while israel's opponents mosse proudly showed off a tank that turned out to be just a car ready. oh wait. wait. i said when general dynamics abrams tanks appeared in tahrir square as the egyptian military carried out the deadliest massacre of peaceful protesters anywhere. since china's massacre in tiananme

the city and county leaders found a new location on city- owned land. that is near the san jose airport. they will lease the land to the group for six months for just one dollar. >>> san francisco will immortalize more women, a committee for approved the proposal -- the committee approved the proposal to name buildings after women as well. the first statue will recognize the late poet mullah angelo -- my angelo. there are 87 public statutes in san francisco. only two represent real women and one of senator dianne feinstein at city hall the other one is at laguna hospital and honors florence nightingaley security measures for this year's gateway events. hundreds of thousands of people gather for this annual like the coast guard. the blue angels will fly overhead. while foresman officers will be out in force when they begin -- police officers will be out in force when they begin. >>> you want to stretch when you fly, congress wants to stop legroom from shrinking. >> was increasing safety for cyclists in san francisco, the first place in the city that the

adopt them out to loving homes. >> they're looking for a new location closer to the bay area.cked out a couple of sites. one close to petaluma which would allow them to care for more animals and allow them to have visitors. >> we're a nonprofit and we're trying to raise money. we depend on the public's support. we need the support of our community more than ever. >> they're looking to raise $1.5 million to purchase the new property. most of that will come from the sale of the old site. but they'll need at least $150,000 in donations to make up the difference. >> i know we're going to get it up and running again. >> in vacaville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> good luck to them. >>> why today is a great day to explore the streets and neighborhoods of san j you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. >>> i'm sorry to tell you you did not win last night's $178 million powerball jackpot. but check out these numbers. maybe you g

cleared first so we can see what's here. >> reporter: hope village plans to move next door to the new location and then expand from six residents to 30. organizers say they are grateful local officials can finally see their vision. >> we presented them a different picture of what an encampment could look like. and the community said to give it a chance. hopefully this is the first step towards a more permanent location. >> reporter: the county hopes to begin preparation of the site soon and the get hope village into the new location within a week. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> taking a look at the red flag warning again, as we go into the evening and tomorrow afternoon. for the hills of the north, east and south bay up in the valley as well for redding and red bluff, the red flag warning will be from 11 p.m. tonight through tomorrow afternoon. so that's always a good thing. it doesn't appear to be a multiple day event. so, um, that's better than, you know, when you see, you know, next -- for two days or three days. so the conditions are going to peak, mainly a wind event, with g

"abc 7 news" reporter david louie is live at a temporary new location down the street. right, david? >> reporter: county supervisors have been so impressed by lou clean and orderly hope village is that they see this as a model for people who are priced out of the rental market. supervisors would like to find a permanent place for all of these tents. homeless advocates were convinced they had to do something bold to get attention, setting up a tent village in a state-owned parking lot did just that. after a week, they were told to leave and they got permission to set up for one week outside of seiu union offices a few yards away. >> this is so symbolic of what happens to people that are living in the street. they get told they have to move and then they move to someplace and then they're told they have to move again and they have to keep moving around. >> reporter: supervisor and cindy chavez are trying to rent an unused parcel from the city of san jose. they're impressed with how clean ard orderly hope village is. >> kudos to them if they can step forward and force the

them, rehabilitate them, and adopt them out to loving homes. >> reporter: they're looking for a new locationd out a couple of sites. one is close to petaluma, which would allow them to care for more animals and would allow them to have visitors. >> so we're trying to raise money, you know. we're a nonprofit, and we depend on the public support. so right now we need the support of our community more than ever. >> reporter: they're looking to raise a million and a half dollars to purchase the new property. most of that will come from the sale of the old site. but they'll still need at least $150,000 in donations to make up the difference. >> i know we're going to get it up and running again. >> reporter: in vacaville, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> i hope they can get that money. >>> great weather today, and at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives sna

hope village has found a new location. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. waking up into temperatures in the 40s and fours. hour by hour, watch this. by 11:00, well into the 70s and 80s in our warmest spots. this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. today will be the warmest day we have all week. numbers away from the coast. it is hot inland. well into the 90s for concord, livermore, antioch. san francisco, 70. san jose, 77. hot in the north bay, 92 degrees in santa rosa. today it is warm to hot for many of us. it is a spare the air day in effect. a little relief hits us tomorrow by a degree or two. a dramatic drop in temperatures friday. kind of back to reality so to speak in the 60s and is 7

from a state-owned parking lot and then allowed to re-locate for 7 days at a nearby union hall, hope village is moving again. but not just yet to a newore permaent location just down the street but to a motel says organizer peter miron-conc. peter miron-cong/hope village organizer "...we knew we would be okay here for a week, we hoped they would give us an extension but because of plans they already had, that wasn't possible..."it turns out the county, which is paying for the motel, is going to need a few more days to make ready the new location, leased from the city, also on ruff drive, part of which is already occupied by another homeless encampment.peter miron- conc/hope village organizer "..the whole place is full of grass, so they're going to cut the grass and level the place to make a flat spot for our tents and then put some fences up...."existing campers are being encouraged to take advantage of bathrooms and other services to be made available to hope village. their hope is that the camp that is to be their home for the next six, months, until a permanent campsite is found, will be a pilot or model for more such camps.peter

in 2015, a neighbor bought the house and moved it to its new location. a victorian, but moving your historic deal will likely cost six figures. not to mention buying a place to put it. in oakland, katy outtis, abc7 news. >> the answer is long time game show host whose facial hair gets a lot of attention. >> the question, who is at lex tray beck. he dae debuted a beard last night. >> here's a before and after photo. trebek first made facial hair news in 2001 when he shaved off his long time mustache. >> you can watch the latest season of "jeopardy!" weekdays at 7:00 p.m. >> he looks pretty good with a beard. >> let's turn our attention to the forecast. >> sandhya is here with the latest. >> hurricane florence could prove to be devastating going down in history books. right now, i want to show you our weather. tracking some changes. a little bit of fog around half moon bay where visibility is lowered to six miles. here is the biggest change. cooling started today and will continue tomorrow as this area of low pressure developed bringing some showers to the

. >>> the san jose homeless camp called hope village will be moving to a new location tomorrow. the encampment is privately funded by nonprofit and has amenities like porta potty's and portable showers. last week, the group was evicted from state land so city and county leaders found ear th international airport. they will be leasing the land to the group for six months for one dollar. >>> janet jackson and metallica performed in san francisco tonight as part of dreamforce, the annual sales force conference. is i that is the sound of metallica's performance that started about 8:30. right across the street janet jackson took to the state at the civic auditorium at about 8:00. both performances were part of a benefit or children's hospital. -- or children's hospital. >>> all right, the high temperatures for today are the warmest we have seen all week. temperatures really cool off as we head toward end. 97 in fairfield by sunday, and that will be 77, 76 degrees, so it'll be much cooler. so subtract about two degrees for tomorrow. there's oakland, there is the fog, and the fog is up

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have started moving into the new location with the help of volunteers. to lease land for a dollar a month... for the next six months to the homeless encampment. the new site is across from the old one. hope village is run by homeless advocates... with the goal of making this encampment a model for future homeless housing projects. ( robin ) happening now: a warning for parents... after a man tried to lure a young teenager into his car. this happened in petaluma in the area of ely boulevard south and casa grande road near casa grande high school. a man driving a black s-u-v with tinted windows... pulled-up next to a 13-year old boy and tried to get him into his vehicle. police say the driver threatened the teen if he didn't get in the car. the teen ran away. police do not have a detailed description of the driver this morning. ( robin ) coming up on the kron 4 monring news... one south bay city is stepping up efforts to help get guns off the streets. (robin) and after the break ... a brand new trail is being opened by california state parks... near lake t

for rescuing and caring for thousands of abused animals, especially chickens, is looking for a new locationthey were rescued from egg farms across the state will be brought to the old animal place in rural vavaville. the property is on the market because they ran into zoning regulations that forbid more were than 100 animals. they moved to grass valley. they want a second facility closer to the bay area to carry out their primary mission. >> we're trying to raise money. we're a non-profit. we depend on public support. we need the support of our community more than ever. >> the animal place is looking to raise $1.5 million to purchase the new property. most will come from the sale of the old site, but they will still need $150,000 in donations to make up the difference. >>> in the south bay, two controversial olympians will receive the university's highest honor next smith. they won gold and bronze at the 1968 olympics in mexico. they became more famous for that, raising their fists in a black power protest on the podium. they were september back to the u.s. immediately afterward. the pair r

is it is our new location in this abandoned camp the taco bell. yeah. yeah we would have had a lot more business of people to find a place there oh yeah. you know veterans we wouldn't have nearly so many if we didn't lose wars going on and we would have endless wars if there wasn't so more money to be made in it to understand more about this controversy we sent correspondent main week into the field she filed this report. the mainstream media of rare really mentions that american made weapons are being used by foreign governments to kill innocent people that's why i have a responsibility as a journalist to embed myself in a conflict by every watching full metal jacket it's a great film. now i'm prepared to read this report on weapons manufacturers by code pink a women led anti-war grassroots organization which has been keeping capitol hill security busy the biggest names in death are raytheon northrop grumman boeing general dynamics and lockheed bar and each with their own brand of making people disappear these merchants of death profit off the war crim

villager charles nelson says the six-month stability he and his neighbors will soon have at the new location is more than he could have ever imagine. he says he's hopeful the two camps will learn to coexist. >> as long as we're moving towards something it's not a problem. >> reporter: here is another live look at the lot that is currently under construction. now, until it is ready campers are being given vouchers to stay at area hotels from both groups, i should mention. now, once this location is complete the two groups will be separated by a fence. i'm reporting live in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> we are expecting also an update today on a fire that injured two firefighters in the south bay. i want to show you time lapse video of the fire in east san jose. it burned more than 30 acres and is 50% contained. firefighters' injuries are considered minor so that's a bit of good news. high fire danger in some parts of the bay area today, we do have another red flag warning. mike nicco is here to explain what we need to know and when that lasts until. >> yeah, it's happening, i

. >>> the homeless camp in san jose is moving to a new location to cope village started earlier this mont near minetta san everyone since the camp was on state land. san jose is now working out a deal with hope village to move into a parking lot near the service employees international union. the upgraded homeless camp will include porta potty's, mobile showers, and trash services. >>> a year later something is being done to deal with reports of high levels of lead in school drinking water. still to come, the new standards for lead testing in oakland schools. >>> we are learning new details about the muni bus driver involved in that crash on lombard . his history behind the wheel and why it might surprise you. i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you my number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. wednesday, september 19. i'm dave clark. >>

tonight now saying she has received death threats, has had to move her family, her children to a new location and has had her e-mail hacked. she wants an fbi investigation into her allegation before she puts herself out there in front of senators who will grill her. and tonight, the president now saying of the allegation, quote, it is hard for me to imagine that anything happened. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: president trump says he wants to hear from brett kavanaugh's accuser, but that the time to talk is running out. mr. president, if kavanaugh did what he's accused of doing, would that be disqualifying? >> i'd really want to see her. i really would want to see what she has to say. but i want to give it all the time they need. if she shows up, that would be wonderful. if she doesn't show up, that would be unfortunate. >> reporter: christine blasey ford alleges brett kavanaugh tried to sexually assault her when the two of them were high school students. kavanaugh denies the charges. and the president today made it clear he is inclined to be

shomari stone reports tha everybody was listening for clues for the new location of hq-2. >> reporter: the ceo and founder of amazon receis applausal the economic club of washington, d.c.ti celeb dinner at the washington hilton. >> you have become the i wealthiest m the world. is that a title that you really wanted, or -- >> i -- >> is it a burden? >> i can assure you i have never sought thattitle. >> reporter: but that's not what's on the minds of locals in this ballroom. they wonder where he was built amazon's second headquarters. northern virginia, d.c. and montgomery county, maryland, are on the short list for possible locations. the d.c. mayor and maryland gove or the are confident in their bids. >> i think we have put forward four great sites. we're obviously asought-after city in a very hot region. force. educated work >> we feel very good about the proposal we made. it's very exciting that gi maryland, va and the district are all on the short list. >> reporter: virginia's didn't make it tonight because of hurricane florence. amazon has promised 50,000 new jobs and construction

from a state-owned parking lot and then allowed to re-locate for 7 days at a nearby union hall, hope village is moving again. but not just yet to a newe permaent location just down the street but to a motel says organizer peter miron-conc. peter miron-cong/hope village organizer "...we knew we would be okay here for a week, we hoped they would give us an extension but because of plans they already had, that wasn't possible..."it turns out the county, which is paying is goin few more days to make ready the new location, leased from the city, also on ruff drive, part of which is already occupied by another homeless encampment.peter miron- conc/hope village organizer "..the whole place is full of grass, so they're going to cut the grass and level the place to make a flat spot for our tents and then put some fences up...."existing campers are being encouraged to take advantage of bathrooms and other services to be made available to hope village. their hope is that the camp that is to be their home for the next six, months, until a permanent campsite is found, will be a pilot or model for more such camps.peter miron- conc/hope village org

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eventually we find their new location we want to see who's behind freedom are if they really are independent from the industry and if we could speak to one of their observers. most also but it's a belief we're not allowed to give information just because a lot of things depend on our work mainly the export business no more thought it was a government authority. and. we're a combination of private and public sector. i mean there's a lot of your funding. yes we get money from both and we're somehow in the middle neither here nor there. almost any way we certainly can provide information. a glance through the m a c assessment documents reveal some interesting information . some of the observers were asked to take part in an anonymous survey. one of the observers said quote i can provide accurate information mortality and i watched and i know but not that which occurs beneath the surface and which is managed by the divers career releasing mostly live dolphins untangled at depth but some are dead or an undetermined condition and they are usually very discreet in reporting details of the launch an

so they are now viable in their new location. >> awesome. ok. any other new business items? >> this is not a new business item, i just wanted to add for the record, sonny made great points about district areas that are having problems with construction and you know, owning a bar and restaurant on polk street and owning a bar and restaurant, i do a pop-up at may's oyster house. she's definitely onto something with the pop-ups to try to get some of these store fronts filled. i highly encourage anybody that wants to try a pop-up or something to that effect, that they -- you know, we give them a chance, because that's a great way to find out if they want to do small business in san francisco. >> great. i have one new business item. so it's my understanding that corporations can sponsor government activities, correct? is there a mechanism for corporations to sponsor things like the legacy business program? >> well, there is. there is a process of doing accept and this happens with specific programs. >> the reason i ask is because one of the things that we could do to accelerate t

. >>> amazon is waiting to unveil the new location for their headquarters. one expert explains it this way. with 20 finalists on the list ere's no point in alienating the other 19 congressional delegations until absolutely necessary. >>> now to theupme court vanfirmation controversy. senator brett ugh. president trump is expressing confidence in his nominee. >> the national correspondent peter alexander is tracking some new developments with this story at the white house. what are you hearing? >> good evening to you. the president is standing by his man saying he sympathizes with brett kavanaugh. president trump saying he feels so badly for kavanaugh that he is going through this. he adds, this is not a man who deserves this. we asked hhe i believes ford. he didn't have any answer to that. we aed if he believes if true, would it be disqualifying? and growing calls for the fbi to investigate the fbi assault investigation. only he can order the fbi toin ex the allegation which he nies. it isow set for monday. we know that kavanaugh is said to be eager to testi

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you hope - - we hope you have a chance to check out our two new locations. the latest october of last year than union market in july. let us know if you have questions or comments. t-letter 16 emeritus professor of history at lafayette college specializing in 20th century american politics and foreign policy in addition to his new book the author of three other books with president truman and the cold war's new book has instantly become the definitive biography of hubert humphrey based on extensive research it uncovers details of his political life and explains why he is one of the great liberal leaders of postwar american politics. the book has received outstanding reviews including president jimmy carter, walter mondale and brinkley who in particular calls in a groundbreaking study of a political giant to declare that every page crackles with eye-opening research please join me to welcome professor author. [applause] >> thank you all of you for coming to hear about hubert humphrey a truly significant political figure far too little has been known but too m

so they can remain at their current location or they can even go forward early to the new duty station while the service member remains behind and it also allows the service member the ability to be able to request to have the housing allowance for the higher -- the higher housing allowance for the duty stations, so basically, for instance, if there was an airman, say there's a staff sergeant and stationed here in the area, that sergeant here $2,400 in bah, if he or she would get orders to new mexico, i don't know what the bh is there but i'm sure it's significantly lower for other duty locations. well, if the dependent needed to stay in the area to finish out their education or to, you know, transition out of their employment or whatever it may be, they could elect to stay here and the airman can request to receive that the bah for this location for 180 days before and after the pcs which is really, really nice for the family when they are in transition. additionally, if there's a family member -- immediate family member who requires assistance, medically, if they have a medically doc

postwar, they fund raise and rebuild the village church in a new location, just outside the gate of the cemetery. so there is not just the cemeteries in these areas. there are other sites of commemoration and memories that americans, 100 years ago now, built. i can point you in the direction of the boulders or the church. whatever you find of interest, but there is a lot of history here. >> why don't you show us some of the grave markers you are most familiar with? >> sure. this way. i found this story thanks to a family visitor. it was 11 april, i remember it. about a year and a half ago. just over here. if i would've walked by his headstone the day before, i would've been able to tell you he was a member of the 102nd machine gun battalion. that is a unit that relieved the marines here. he was from the state of vermont. he died in 1918. i couldn't tell you much more. but now i can tell you a lot more and show you a photo of him, now. thanks to the family. i happen to be here working. it was a weekend. two ladies and a man came to the gate. she was the great-niece and the great-niece, h

they fund raised and they helped build the village church in a new location outside the cemetery.here is not just the cemeteries. there are other sites of commemoration and memory that americans, 100 years ago, built. churchgot the key to the or i can point you in the direction of the boulders, what ever you find of interest. >> why don't you show us grave markers you are most familiar with? >> i found this story thanks to a visitor. 2016, the 11th of april, a year and a half ago. just over here. if i would have walked by his headstone on the 10th of april, i would have been able to tell 02ndhe was a member of the 1 machine gun battalion division. he was from vermont and he died on the 20th of july, 1918. i can tell you more than i could and show you a photo thanks to the family visit. i happened to be her working. it was a weekend and ladies and a man came through from ohio. family, she was the great knees. what was interesting is they had kept his letters, photos in the family. they made high copies and they kept his story alive and if not for that family sharing with me, his st

hopefully this is the first step towards a more permanent location. >> reporter: the county plans to begin preparation of the new site soon and get hope village into this location hopefully within a week. julie? >> ann rubin in san jose tonight. anne, thank you. >>> monsanto is asking a judge in san francisco to throw out a $289 million award in a cancer lawsuit. last month a jury determined that the weed killer roundup contributed to the cancer diagnosis of a former school groundskeeper from benicia and that monsanto should have had a warning label about the potential health hazards. attorneys for monsanto say the plaintiff in the case failed to prove that roundup or similar herbicides caused his non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> he has already been sentenced to decades in prison but now this man is back in state court to face new charges. coming up at 5:30, how the defendant, who is a disbarred attorney, could end up cross- examining the victim. plus -- >> the confirmation of supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh is stalled as the woman accusing him of sexual assault demands an fbi investigation into her claim

it's when we'll transfer patients from the campuses to that new location. have been awarded approval to staff and stock so we're getting our training schedule ready and a little later on in this fall, we'll begin training at the new vaness facility. these are photos. m.o.b. which went up much quicker than the hospital across the street. even still, with some tenant improvements going on, it looks like the m.o.b. might open just a bit later than the hospital. maybe the end of march. maybe if we can squeeze that schedule in the next six months, it will open at the same time. right on schedule. we showed this last year, just to make an over-arching view of the major transitions that we see. we're counting this as four major transitions and with the opening of mission bernal, we have accomplished one of those. which is to move services from saint lukes and a few from pack and cal to the new mission bernal hospital. as i said in march, number two will be opening van ness number three will be the van ness m.o.b. and four will be once that situation has settled, w

hope village moves to its new location in san jose. the move starts this morning at 9.has agreed to lease land for only a dollar a month for the next six months to the homeless encampment. the new site is across from the old one. ( james ) facebook is being sued ... for not protecting its "content moderators" from post tramautic stress.. the lawsuit claims that some employees are suffering from psychological trauma - after monitoring offensive and horrifying images all day. the suit was filed on behalf of a former facebook employee hired for that job. the content being screened can include video or photos of things like sexual abuse, torture and more. that person says he spent nine months on the job and was then diagnosed with post-traumatic stress. he says symptoms included fatigue and insomnia.. the suit is asking facebook to set up a medical monitoring fund to provide testing and care for content moderators. facebook has not commented. . ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... thieves caught on camera in the south bay... hitting the same home twice. ( james