so when the fall of saigon actually occurred in april of 1975. it a very predictable result of and kissinger was policies. but they did manage to offload the culpability for it onto. the democrats and the congress and on to the south vietnamese government what nixon did after a decent interval deal was inform congress that he willing to accept a ban on any military intervention in indochina not just vietnam, but laos and cambodia and gerald ford at the time he was house minority leader brought that that position of nixon's to the floor for a vote and it was so to everybody who thought that nixon would never let saigon fall, that they didn't actually believe nixon supporters, didn't believe ford at the time. so he had to leave the house floor called nixon and and get his assurance that yes, he would in fact accept congress tying his hands. so when when ford was actually president, he didn't he didn't ask to give him the opportunity to intervene in vietnam, which was theoretically the only thing that could prevent a communist takeover. he did have

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately.kin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. >> happening right now, montclair village in oakland is celebrating its 22nd annual holiday stroll. it goes until 8 o'clock tonight. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with business owners earlier today who said they were hopeful people would choose to come out and shop local. >> know things are not all as businesses in oaklandir village thursday and get ready for the hillside neighborhoods 22nd annual holiday stroll. nick jenkins makes his rounds on foot and a colleague also passes in a car visually reassuring shoppers. there are several lies on them, making sure they stay safe. and if we are to make sure make a presence felt. >> to make sure people can get to their cars to their shopping, things like that without being bothe

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. alameda county conducted its homeless count back in january. and we >> reported the numbers from that count this summer. but this week, county officials released a full report kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what's working in what needs improvement. >> the point in time count alameda county this year show that overall homelessness is down 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11%. it takes several months for county officials to find out why those numbers exist. the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full

saigon was down here in three corps, a distance of about 350 kilometers away. vimden province was one of the provinces of the central highlands. the jungle -- the rugged jungle-covered mountains extended eastward, all the way to the water's edge of the south china sea. and where they didn't end to the water's edge of the south china sea, there were narrow coastal lowlands, such as the case in bong son. they were heavily cultivated with rice patty fields, potato fields, banana groves and what have you. more detail. we see bong son here in the northeast corner of binh dinh province where the marines operated. there are two things of significance here. number one, there were two major river valleys that fed into the area. the arnelo valley and kim song valley. both of these valleys were heavily cultivated and both had numerous side or feeder valleys that were heavily forested and provided concealment from areal observation and ground observation. which made it very hard for the american troops to catch them moving into the bong son area. and bong son was one of th

nbc bay area's gia vang is in little saigon.urveillance video catches a victim chasing down someone who just assaulted him in oakland on sunday. this is from a gas station a couple of blocks from where it all started. community members say that victim is a worker at best. dim sum in the plaza on seventh avenue and east 12th street in what's known as little saigon. it's closed tonight as the owner mourns. she's hurting. you know, she's now she has the plan for, you know, a funeral. oakland police say it started on sunday when they say the victim confronted the suspect vandalizing vehicles in the plaza. community members say the suspect was a known unhoused person in the area who struck the victim with a blunt object. the restaurant owner's husband, who had known medical issues. seeing it all, it caused him to have a heart attack. so the owner's husband and the coworker were both hospitalized. you know, and then just yesterday, he passed away. the tragic incident now highlighting what some in the community and business owners say

he also ordered the 1/73 airborne brigade to the saigon area. ben, why were they secured the air base? it been war. the second battalion. the second brigade of the first infantry division came over the first brigade of the 101st airborne division, came over. all of these units were given limited defensive roles. they had to protect the air that were used to wage two air war over vietnam. so lbj also the first cavalry division to vietnam. and a division, the republic of korea, the capital infantry division. these two divisions were not given a defensive roles. they were directed to conduct offensive operations. so that's what that's what separate is what happened here with the first came from what happened with the marine set at training and in the other army brigades in the south. in 1964 was the year of escalation for the north vietnam. ho chi minh was getting impatient. they wanted to they wanted to seize the western central highlands. they wanted to cut country in half. and he wanted things the thinks to move along. so they launched a campaig

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal will now go to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> alameda county officials say the number of homeless people in the county is down 3%. the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11%. the numbers coming from a homeless count done earlier this year. it recorded more than 6400 people as unsheltered. >> we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are in vehicles so fully. 54 1% of all the people recorded outside or our initial to settings are in vehicles, which i think is consistent with a lot of folks experience. >> officials say pandemic investments have helped to lower the number of unhoused people. the county's goal is now to end homelessness in 5 years. the next county is set for january 2026. >> oakland fire fighters are launching a camp

many who were there say that it was the 7/16 mob battalion that saved saigon during the all enemy surprise attack that day. paying tribute to the heroic unit that defended u.s. embassy ambassador ellsworth bunker wrote the alertness, aggressive mass and tenacity of these men, the viet cong assault on the embassy thwarted the enemy from its goal of destruction as a direct result of the combat capability, usually in vietnam. the military police corps was in 1968, designated as a combat support of the u.s. army. there could have been no more fitting a testament to the military ability, score and arm and a service the rapidly changing nature of modern warfare means that the military police corps must adapt operations constantly to keep pace. these m.p. units engaged in support of a river crossing operation. yet the peacetime activity of the corps actually account for a greater of its overall effort. and have been the source of most of the gore's recent growth toward new responsibilities to. normally mvp's have the mission for maintaining law and order only in areas of military jurisdiction. bu

after 27 years of service, including time in saigon as an environmental engineer, he retired as a distinguishedan. three days ago he celebrated his 101st birthday. we honor luke griffith. [applause] william williams and his identical twin enlisted in the navy's aviation cadet program at 17 years old, becoming the media sensation known as double trouble for the enemy. they served together aboard the uss franklin d roosevelt and narrowly avoided tragedy during the flight 19 disaster. william reflects on good fortune that allowed them to face wartime challenges side-by-side. let us celebrate william williams. [applause] garden pauth was born in 1926 in california and lived a life shaped by resilience. after the 1940 three long beach earthquake his family moved to pennsylvania before returning to california. the day after graduating high school in 1944, he enlisted in the navy. he trained as an aviation man and served as an aerial gunner. after the war he was honorably discharged to care for his father. please honor gordon pauth. let us take another moment to applaud these incredible veterans whose

she is accused of misappropriating $27 billion from the saigon commercial bank, which prosecutors sayll companies. let's speak to our south east asia correspondent jonathan head, who's in bangkok. jonathan, give us the background to this case and how rare this death sentences? she was detained _ rare this death sentences? sue: was detained two rare this death sentences? sie: was detained two years rare this death sentences? si2 was detained two years ago in a sweeping anti—corruption purge that has been going on in vietnam for more than eight years. it is known as blazing furnace is, an attempt by the communist party to show the public they are serious about curbing corruption, which is pervasive and a real train on the economy and makes the public very angry. her case is so spectacular it is beyond any other case simply because of the amounts of money she was able to take out of the bank in total, she is thought to have taken $41; billion in loans and sometimes massive sacks of cash out of a bank that technically she should not have had control over. vietnam's law says you can only o

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> in the east bay, police say 2 people died after a driver lost control of their car and crashed into a tree. you see the accident scene here. that car veered into a home in crawford's theresa sasha spoke with that homeowner about all the damage. >> a fatal car crash in the fremont neighborhood around 10, 30 wednesday night. a homeowner found what was left of a bmw slammed the side of his house. the vehicle split into the garage door was smashed. the home's main water line severed. but i come imagine hall farce it can happen. the cough, the car break-ins like that about that case. this neighbor grabbed his phone and started recording these images. he says he couldn't believe what he saw. >> i you and coming match and i tell you neighb

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. we'll talk about our weather forecast now looking outside here in san francisco. a great day already seeing some rain in some parts of the bay area. let's see if more is coming right now with our meteorologist kyla grogan. what yeah. and we have plenty more coming as we get into the evening and overnight. even the beginning of saturday. i also wanted to just mentioned, though, the coast is getting dangerous as well. you can see as we take a live look here to ocean beach. >> starting to see those waves that are kicking up. we are under a high surf advisory tonight until 07:00pm on saturday. and then we also have, as you can see here in the areas in green, some coastal flooding possible. so coastal flooding advisories. well, so this i

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> it's 8.37 in the east bay. alameda county is out with this year's report on homelessness there. yeah. the report shows the number has gone down. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. the homeless count is done every 2 years as part of the u.s. department of housing and urban development point in time requirement. >> alameda county credits an increase in funding for improving their numbers. tense along sidewalks are a common sight in bay area. cities and alameda county. there seems to be improvements. director of housing and homelessness services jonathan russell says since 2022 overall homelessness dropped by 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11% crediting an increase of state funds such as governor new

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately.etween. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> well, lets go to the east bay. alameda county has released this year's point in time count. yeah. and this is what they do and they count every other year, the number of homeless and they say it's gone down. kron four's nesbitt has more. >> the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. >> jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full report that shows how pandemic investments have helped lower the number of unhoused people. there's also a better understanding of what a person without shelter is going through. we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> this new proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote and in the east bay. alameda county has released this year's point in time count. it's a report that shows the number of homeless people in the county has gone down. kron four's rob nesbitt gives us a closer look. >> the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full report that shows how pandemic investments have helped lower the number of unhoused people. there's also a better understanding of what a person without shelter is going through. we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are in vehicles. >> so fully, 54% of all the p

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately.kin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes before the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. has some new officials, the city council person and the mayor carolyn o bring juror was re-elected last month resuming her role as mayor and pablo bet event today officially joining the council after feeding the former mayor for district 4. the council also pointed laurette as vice mayor. 10. 37 is the time right now. in other news that we're following this morning, the california transportation commission is giving out 830 million dollars to infrastructure projects across the state and the bay area will see some of that money and so we'll see road improvements. alameda contra costa, santa clara, san francisco, san mateo solano and sonoma counties are all getting money for bridge and road maintenance and renovation work. and this in

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately.street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and what the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for their vote. in the bay. a car crashed into the front of a home. >> 2 people in the car were sent to the hospital because of this accident happened wednesday morning near san run drive and simmons lane. the driver, in fact, is still in the hospital. as far as we know, the passenger was treated and released police do not suspect alcohol or drugs as a factor in the crash. they're still investigating why the car launched into the house. >> another big story we're following this morning. the 6 day of jury deliberations in the high-profile murder trial of need money who's charged with killing cash app founder bob lee. the question is, why is it taking so long for the jury to reach a verdict? kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> the jury has gone home a

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> it's night. 37 and alameda county is out with this year's homeless count as well. they do this every 2 years. and this year's report showed the number of homeless has actually gone down in the county proper is rob nesbitt takes a look at why. the homeless count is done every 2 years as part of the u.s. department of housing and urban development point in time requirement. >> alameda county credits an increase in funding for improving their numbers. tense along sidewalks are a common sight in bay area cities and alameda county. there seems to be improvements. director of housing and homelessness services jonathan russell says since 2022 overall homelessness dropped by 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11% credi

go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately. larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal passed the planning commission and now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. today. the jury for many murder trial still deciding if stabbing of cash app founder bob lee was premeditated or a case of self-defense. call for for joins us live now from san francisco with the latest on charles. >> well, good afternoon. yeah, the jury is back today for a 6th day of deliberations there currently behind closed doors trying to figure out this case. it's going to take a look at some video here now earlier today, the prosecutors and a defense attorney were called into the courtroom because apparently the jury did have a question they wanted to ask. we don't know what that question was. lawyers were in there for about an hour and on the way out when the defense attorney said it

out of control crime that the city is not addressing in little saigon or elsewhere in oakland. and it comes after city leaders recently signed off on plans to reduce police staffing levels to offset a massive budget deficit. the restaurant, meanwhile, has not reopened. now to a follow up, state regulators have approved pg&e latest proposed rate hike. the power company telling the mercury news monthly household rates will go up by an average of more than $3 per month. it follows four previous rate hikes this year alone, and it comes in the wake of the approval this week of a $15 billion federal loan. the utility says that it needs more revenue to connect thousands of new customers and upgrade the power grid, and this hike will not appear on customer's bills until 2026. well, maybe you're up early this morning because you're going to catch a flight. this is a live look at sfo this morning. on the day that kicks off the busy holiday travel period. triple a predicts almost 8 million people will take to the skies. our ginger conejero saab will join us later at 630 to break down what

. >> i just heard from little saigon community over at east oakland will be coming here tomorrow withch of toys. oakland chinatown lions club will be bringing 200 toys as well via social media. >> karen started getting messages from across the bay area, including this man named mark from san jose, who's part of a global car club. >> i know how it feels like to have nothing. you know, my parents were working two jobs, three jobs just to make a living. and, you know, being homeless at the age of 16 also to, you know, was a big thing for me. so being having what i have now is a true blessing. and at the same time, i always want to give back. >> he also got his entire workplace involved in the toy drive and plans to make their delivery. this weekend. i just heard by tuesday afternoon, donations were on track to possibly surpass last year's contributions. but what is certain? the love from our bay area community is stronger than ever. >> it's just. yeah. >> in oakland. dion lim, abc seven news. >> that's fantastic. >> you love to see the community stepping up and showing up like that. >> b

police dispatch audio describing the aftermath of a violent incident that happened in oakland's little saigon neighborhood sunday. the oakland police department says they were called out around 430 in the afternoon for reports of an assault. it all began near the best dim sum and pastry restaurant, where opd says a man was vandalizing cars. we spoke with the restaurant's owner, who told abc seven news she didn't want to go on camera. the woman says one of her employees ran out to confront the man who was unhoused. the employee was accompanied by the woman's husband. the pair chased the man down the road. at some point during the chase, the woman's husband had a heart attack and ultimately died. around the same time, the employee was hit by what opd described as a blunt object. in surveillance video from a nearby gas station, you can see the suspect drop an object before entering the store. moments later, the victim approached the store, touching his head as if checking for blood. the unhoused man eventually walking away. jennifer tran, who is the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of

. >> here in saigon. >> reporter: this is ted >> reporter: he captured televised american history.ential politics to international summits. >> i remember being in moscow with sam donaldson and sam insisted on working with tony and so did every other anchor there. >> reporter: what made tony a good cameraman? >> he had life experience. he had the eye to see a storyteller. >> reporter: he helped usher in a new generation of anchors. >> investigators say -- do you remember any of those early standups? >> i remember just ten minutes before. already show started and you came make sure mistake. >> i came to you when the show was on the air? >> yeah. >> nothing has changed. thank you for having patience for all of us all these years. >> you are one of my correspondents. >> i'm proud of that. proud of that. >> our thoughts are with his family tonight. have a good night. we're at that point in time that we need to see some commensurate support and reforms and changes. >> governor gavin newsom says an east bay crime crackdown is working. he's ready to extend the chp presence on the streets o

domingo cuando una persona se enfrentó a la víctima tras vandalizar vehículos en la plaza hiller, saigóno contundente y una tintorería que abrió sus puertas nuevamente el jueves, luego de haber cerrado temporalmente debido a los ataques de la delincuencia. esta tintorería ha sido robada y vandalizada en más de 12 veces durante los últimos 2 años. por ahora tienen esperanza. dicen ellos que con el nuevo alcalde ron bernal, los negocios y el vecindario sean aún más seguros. mientras que en san francisco, la cafetería silicon valley sufrió 2 actos de vandalismo en 24 horas. en el primer incidente, encontraron a 2 personas consumiendo drogas en el interior del negocio, ubicado allí entre las calles ford y townsend. la policía llegó a la escena, arrestó a los sospechosos, pero acabó liberándolos, según dijeron los dueños de la cafetería. en el segundo caso, descubrieron que se les robaron bienes valorados en 4.000 $ y era principalmente equipos de seguridad que aún ni siquiera habían instalado. y ahora vamos con acciones positivas. centenares de familias de bajos ingresos en san francisco ten

of immediacy in little saigon lately, larkin street between.y single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >>the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for their consideration. san francisco police may have have released a plan aimed at improving pedestrian safety in the city. this comes on the heels of a report that 2024 as one of the deadliest years for traffic accidents in the last decade, police say there have been 42 traffic deaths in san francisco this year and more than half of them were pedestrians thursday, the department met with city leaders to share update on new safety tactics and also highlight areas that are need of improvements. the police department plans to now incorporate drone speed cameras and gps devices to help make police chases safer. the department also says incentives and new technology will help them in increasing recruitment. >>think drones are going to be more helpful for sideshow enforcement, right? yeah. so and th

we've been to saigon. canto, nha trang.e was my original minder for vietnam's ministry of foreign affairs. we became, in spite of his official responsibilities, fast friends. >> one, two, three. hi, yo. welcome back, welcome back. cheers. >> thank you. lina's brought me to a great and proud and uniquely hanoi tradition. be ahoy, be ahoy refers to the roadside joints where locals gather to consume keg dispensed, freshly brewed draft beer. ah. that's good. >> it's not strong at all, my friend. just like between 3 to 4%. >> wow. so we need to drink a lot. >> yeah, yeah. cheers for hanoi beer. for know. it was something luxurious. 30 years ago, right? and now it's for everyone. yeah, it's not expensive. 10,000 down. >> so that's $0.40. >> 40, $0.45. >> $0.45 a beer. yeah. i'll have another. i can't afford that. the country's changed so much when i first came. bicycles and motorbikes. now a lot of cars. >> all cars. >> look, money. yeah, people are making money. business is good. yeah, right. i mean, much, much, much more touris

the main road that runs along the coast from saigon to the dmc and then from the dmc to annoy. now, this form, the major gateway to the highlands. men understood this as did many of his military commanders in north vietnam, they saw this as an opportunity to cut south vietnam in two. to split the country in two. along, oh, sorry. to split the country in two along highway 19. okay let's move on. the battle of fong song to destroy operations. they understood that the north vietnamese wanted to cut south vietnam in two along with the city. that is what led to the escalation in early 1965 when lbj authorized the marines to northern vietnam where they secured the inning. he also ordered the 1/73 brigade, they secured the basic , the second brigade of the first division coming over, the first brigade in the 101st division came over, all of these units were given limited defensive roles, they had to protect the bases that were used over north vietnam. so, they also ordered the first cavalry division to vietnam and a division from the republic of korea, the capital of mechanized divisi

police dispatch audio describing the aftermath of a violent incident that happened in oakland's little saigon neighborhood sunday. the oakland police department says they were called out around 430 in the afternoon for reports of an assault. it all began near the best dim sum and pastry restaurant, where opd says a man was vandalizing cars. we spoke with the restaurant's owner, who told abc seven news she didn't want to go on camera. the woman says one of her employees ran out to confront the man who was unhoused. the employee was accompanied by the woman's husband. the pair chased the man down the road. at some point during the chase, the woman's husband had a heart attack and ultimately died. around the same time, the employee was hit by what opd described as a blunt object. in surveillance video from a nearby gas station, you can see the suspect drop an object before entering the store. moments later, the victim approached the store, touching his head as if checking for blood. the unhoused man eventually walking away. jennifer tran, who is the president of the oakland vietnamese chamber of

but for this particular area close to the downtown area, the international district, little saigon, it'ss like it should not be there. it hasn't been there before but because of the fentanyl epidemic and the availability of methamphetamine, the people that are using these drugs have this false sense of, you know, nonaccountability. so they just think they can go over here and, you know, have recreational drugs, to it out in the open and they are taking advantage of the fact that the seattle police department is understaffed and slightly underfunded. and the seattle police brothers and sisters in blue work very hard to try to secure the safety for everybody in seattle and these people, they come to the area because they know that they can freely participate in criminality. >> kevin: and that is always the challenge. i apologize, we have some breaking news on the hill so i will have to cut this short but i did want to hear your perspective because i think you are right, i think the city needs to do a much better job to protect the citizens and a small business owners like yourself. but als

in the 1960s, new york times were reporter wrote about what he saw in saigon, exposing the grim realitiesry to president john f. kennedy's more positive messaging. jfk asked the new york times to take david out of vietnam and sees his reporting. we can think of examples of the pentagon papers, watergate, the 2013 reports on nsa surveillance. we have seen this hold true around the world. for example, in a part-time south african reporter, reporters defied censorship to show the world the atrocities of the part-time state, laying the groundwork for reform. in south korea, in the 1980s, journalists risk their lives to expose the action to the military dictatorship in power at the time, leading to massive pro-democracy protests that ushered in the toppling of the regime. today, more than ever, worldwide and in american journalism faces immense threat and challenges. the rise of disinformation and false narratives in combination with the incoming administration continues to show open hostility toward the press. it holds power to account, more of an uphill battle than ever. it is up to journali

. >> i just heard from little saigon community over at east oakland will be coming here tomorrow with of toys. oakland chinatown lions club will be bringing 200 toys as well. >> as of yesterday, the drive is expecting to surpass last year's total. the final day to donate is tomorrow through our parent company, disney. abc seven news is donating 5000 toys to our local toys for tots chapter. it's for the disney ultimate toy drive. you can donate toys in person or online. find drop off locations at toys for tots.org or go to disney store dot com through christmas eve to help make the holidays happier for kids in need. next at 630, lighting the holiday tree. the activities planned for tonight's event at san francisco civic ce imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, and tachycardia. check your heart with the most advanced personal ekg out

. >> i just heard from little saigon community over at east oakland will be coming here tomorrow with a bunch of toys. oakland chinatown lions club will be bringing 200 toys as well via social media. >> karen started getting messages from across the bay area, including this man named mark from san jose, who is part of a global car club. >> i know how it feels like to have nothing. you know, my parents were working two jobs, three jobs just to make a living. and, you know, being homeless at the age of 16 also to, you know, was a big thing for me. so being having what i have now is a true blessing. and at the same time, i always want to give back. >> he also got his entire workplace involved in the toy drive and plans to make their delivery. this weekend. i just heard by tuesday afternoon, donations were on track to possibly surpass last year's contributions. but what is certain? the love from our bay area community is stronger than ever. it's just. yeah. in oakland. dion lim abc seven news. >> abc seven. through our parent company, disney, is donating 5000 toys to our local toys for to