in syracuse we have the onondaga county historical society involved and dr. seagal french from the dar and another region from fayetteville dar. she willll be having, hosting te country ball at the syracuse downtown marriott hotel so plan to come. it will be june 8 of 2025. serve brunch will be having a breakfast in conjunction with the onondaga pistorius society. historical society. later that day that will be the ninth of june for thehe breakfa. later that day we will have a real lafayette after coming in he will be in rome. we will have events in rome and stanwyck chapter dar and bobby o'brien from my historical society and bill sawyer who is here at this conference at fort stanwyck. and then breakfast and a risk any in the museum director of the museum is here. so she is planning that event and he will be stopping at the risk any monument and an interesting fact about the battlefield monument what happened wasic so significant to congress even though they were deeply in debt two months after that battle they commissioned by the new dollars to go to the me

and sara french will be having a breakfast in conjunction with the onondaga historical society. we then then that later that day on the that'll be the 9th of june for the breakfast later that day we will have a real lafayette actor coming. he will be in rome. we will have events in rome with fort stanwyck's chapter air and bobby moore o'brien from the rome society and, bill sawyer, who's here at this conference at fort state stanwyck's. then he has breakfast at the home of colonel garrett summit smith in oriskany, and alexis albright, who's museum director of, oriskany museum. she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000

democratic state senator john mannion, who are vying for a two-year term in congress, representing onondagand madison counties and parts of oneida, cayuga and cortland counties. we are going to spend the next hour discussing domestic issues of both national and local importance, with rebuttals, follow-ups, and additional time at my discretion. we are going to hear introductory remarks from the candidates. and as a result of a meticulous coin toss backstage, state senator john mannion logo first. -- we'll go first. senator, you have 90 seconds. >> thank you so much. thank you to wcny and pbs for hosting this and thank you to dave for moderating. i was born here. i have lived here my entire life. i love this region and i have served my community in the classroom. i was an ap biology teacher. my wife is also a teacher. we raised our kids here. we both grew up in the city of syracuse. we live in the town of gaddis, and we have made our life here as so many have. but we have also watched the challenges that have existed in this region, and i have that built into my dna. i will always fight for t

in onondaga. and it took two years to do that. we did it. we have great ownership of sportsmen's clubs. i have spoken at their meetings. i am for responsible gun ownership. but there is consensus across this country and certainly in the 22nd district, that we need to make sure that weapons of war are not in the wrong hands. a piece of that has to do with a responsible manufacturing and the sale of guns. as it relates to the comment about bail, first of all, there was great consensus about the fact that bail laws of needed reform. the consensus didn't just come from the advocates, it came from the enforcement and from district attorneys. i was not in office when those laws were passed. if you watch my opponent's aps messaging and his commercials, he will make it seem like i was. that is simply not true. >> thank you, senator. congressman? >> these were his words, repealing cashless bail would be a mistake. not my words, editor, those are your words. i don't know a single law enforcement professional in new new york state that agrees with you.

. >> the onondaga county medical examiner's office calls the sheriff's department. they received an anonymous letter that claims to have information regarding the case. >> that letter would point the finger at mary's son, adam. yoder was saying he poisoned his own mother and investigators would soon learn who wrote it. adam's on and off again. girlfriend caitlin conley, who worked in mary's office. >> adam told you that he did this to his mother, right? why would he confide in anybody if you did something to somebody way, right. >> and i think it's like a power thing. i think it's a control thing. it's another thing that keeps me. >> so you're going to tell you he did something like this and then control you from saying anything or what? he's going to use that power against you. like, what can i say? >> they didn't buy her story. they determined caitlin poisoned mary and she was charged with second degree murder. prosecutors believe the motive was revenge stemming from a toxic relationship caitlin had with mary's son, the evidence presented at the trial indicates th

the new location is off of onondaga avenue and cisco's excelsior neighborhood. it's a clinic that provides free high quality healthcare services for uninsured people. the ribbon cutting ceremony for the clinic by the bay new health care clinic is set for this wednesday at 01:00pm. 9.42. is the time and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news dump fans came out and showed out for the season home opener. >> and then they watch. steph curry rolled his ankle twice. we'll have more on that coming up in a minute. plus, we're also taking look back with the past english royalty, step foot here in the bay area will have that coming up on this day in the bay. >> is the time right now on kron? 4 celebrates 75 years in the bay area. and we take a look back at some of our history and the archive footage which has been great on this day in the bay anguish. nobility came and visited the bay area 47 years ago. so take a look at this video from our archives. and you know that guy king charles, he looks so young. what year was that? well, this was prince charles then. well, right

and here's a look at the rendering for the new location, which is off of onondaga avenue and 7 cisco's excelsior neighborhood. that clinic will provide free high quality health care services for uninsured people. and there's a ribbon cutting ceremony that is going to be happening at 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> all right. we're going to take a break coming up in the next hour, arnold schwarzenegger making a big political endorsement this morning. we'll tell you who he's backing for president. he's backing for president. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. >> it's 9.55. and today bart is having a pop-up boba shop. you will find this in coma. the enemy mascots can get their themed drinks. if you're a fan of anime mascots, they got sleeves stickers, all kinds of fun merchandise. >> and for more on this collaboration, we spoke with alicia trost from bart. each mas

not onondaga avenue in san francisco excelsior neighborhood. officials say the clinic provides free high quality healthcare services for uninsured people. a ribbon cutting ceremony for the clinic by the bay's new health care's clinic is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. meanwhile, in the east bay, a new initiative is paving the way for local entrepreneurs in richmond. the richmond farmers market association has launched a mobile vendor program. empowering sidewalk vendors with essential tools and training for success. the program acts as a business incubator of sorts promoting collaboration with city and county organizations to try to ensure compliance and growth to celebrate the initiative ribbon cutting ceremony took place on october. 24th city officials say this is a promising step now forward for richmond's, vibrant, small business community time as a 17 and david de pap the ban would attack the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer. >> and their san francisco home is going to spend the rest of his life in prison. he was sente

but this new location now is off onondaga avenue in san francisco. 6 else, your neighborhood officials say this clinic will provide free high quality health care for uninsured people. ribbon cutting ceremony for the clinic by the bay's new health care clinic is set for 1 o'clock this afternoon. all right. we're going take a break. it 10 11. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. we're days away from the election. we're looking at what presidential candidates are doing to draw in undecided. >> voters and coming up in less than a half hour here on the kron, 4 morning news, former governor arnold schwarzenegger making a major political endorsement. is it going with kamala harris where former president donald trump? we'll tell you. >> plus, so we started off chilly. but we have changes on the way th washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect repr

in onondaga. and it took two years to do that. we did it.ip of sportsmen's clubs. i have spoken at their meetings. i am for responsible gun ownership. but there is consensus across this country and certainly in the 22nd district, that we need to make sure that weapons of war are not in the wrong hands. a piece of that has to do with a responsible manufacturing and the sale of guns. as it relates to the comment about bail, first of all, there was great consensus about the fact that bail laws of needed reform. the consensus didn't just come from the advocates, it came from the enforcement and from district attorneys. i was not in office when those laws were passed. if you watch my opponent's aps messaging and his commercials, he will make it seem like i was. that is simply not true. >> thank you, senator. congressman? >> these were his words, repealing cashless bail would be a mistake. not my words, editor, those are your words. i don't know a single law enforcement professional in new new york state that agrees with you. >> in my four years i