you should remind yourself, too, sussex county, what kind of civil war history are people hidden from how often are they hearing about the raid let alone the story of the free people it's a dramatic and powerful event so as we look to the future, i would like for us to be more replicated in how we see the way people engage their past. we have to come to terms with the fact that sometimes the past just doesn't matter but that's not their fault but when it doesn't matter and we have to figure why and what we can possibly do have wondered about this, in france, two people see napoleon do they even blink an eye or care? i don't know but my hunch is i'll go out on a limb here, like a lot of confederate monuments until charleston, many were silenced, a lot of people, they disagree with me and i respect the opinions but historians now, particularly academic historians, they feel they have this moment to be relevant the consequence they are making assertions about the past advance a political agenda and i get where they are coming from, i think it comes from a good place but i still think not

. >> so i'm interested i will check this house and i drove down to sussex county i got an appointment at the courthouse. and try to identify the homes that were destroyed and then came up with 15 homes as i left the building and noticed the county seal was framed. and it was from a man named joseph murray on —- murphy and when he returned the county seal written in 19 oh one. and then to moves the handle of the press and then when acted upon thatt impulse. take a picture of that. and all those who fought at sussex and there is an old general so you hardly see these days. and the letters were thorton. >> maybe i will run into somebody. and then and then to go to the thorton store. i'm trying toty be discreet but then i make my way around the store i see some people at the front chatting i will be very deliberate. there is a cat. i will pet the cat. it hisses that me and takes a swing. [laughter] now i have announced myself i am truly a a foreigner in a tell them when ith am interested in. the guy says to me probably in his sixties. nothing happens down here. if you want to know about t

okay what else is left right now, we keep talking about sussex county, here is another one the county clerk in sussex county has put some numbers up on their site. we just want to nail down and make sure that the vote totals up on their site give cheer a lead in sussex county, with all the votes counted of about 20,000 votes. so it should really might be able to put 20,000 right back on the board here. we are just going to try and confirm what they have put up on their website there, the clerks office there. but that could be a 20,000 vote again for ciattarelli if that information is correct. okay, what else are we looking at here, we think mercer county this is one that murphy is going to put a lot of faith and we are trenton as the state capital is a big democratic county. tonight it's only 15, but that's in part because of what you're seeing right here does not reflect the vote by mail. we showed you in bergen county the an example of how heavily democratic the vote by mail can be, so in mercer county with the vote by mail there is an opportunity there for phil murphy to make more

in sussex county, the clerks office there. that could be a 20,000 vote gain for ciattarelli if that information is correct. what else are we looking at here. we think mercer county, this is one that phil murphy is going to put a lot of faith and i think rain. now mercer county where trump and, is the state, capital you see this is a big democratic county, tonight it's only 15, but that's in part because what you're seeing right, here does not reflect the vote by mail. again we just showed you in bergen county, an example of how heavily democratic the vote by mail can be. in mercer county, with the vote by mail, there's an opportunity there, for phil murphy, to make more gains, we're also waiting on vote by mail. we believe in burlington county. getting into south jersey, here we think there is a vote by mail here, likely that's going to help phil murphy, also maybe some same day vote election day votes. in burlington county, that's sending more republican friendly votes, also be simultaneously and opportunity for ciattarelli to

but sussex county in northwest new jersey. we basically have almost no vote in from sussex county.for ciattarelli to still run up some votes. you may be noticing at the other end of the state there's one county where we have literally no votes from. this is salem county. keep in mind pretty good land area. salem county is tiny. by far the smallest county in new jersey. still could be an opportunity. ciattarelli's been running very well in south jersey. could be an opportunity for ciattarelli to net a few thousand more votes. so again, there's been a lot of confusion. folks on both sides of the aisle tonight in new jersey trying to understand exactly where the vote is left and not just where the vote is left to come in but what type of vote is left. where's the mail vote left to come in? where is the same-day vote left to come in? but the bottom line is we're eking up here to about 75% of the vote in. jack ciattarelli's lead you see sits at 31,000 votes over the democratic incumbent phil murphy. and the polling in this race, the final two polls i saw had murphy ahead by eight points

we expect more to come in now from sussex county. they're and we pop down here to burlington, let me get this right here on the map. you're again, you have ciattarelli with the lead, quit significant lead. how did murphy do in burlington four years ago? here is the vote total for murphy and his victorious race for the state house four years ago per eight if you come back to 2020 when you see the state of play right now, this is what is confounding as about new jersey and maybe we make a call tonight and maybe we don't, maybe we go to the hours tomorrow wondering who won new jersey. you see right here, 68 percent, want with county, 61 percent. they're our precincts in essex county, that is specifically ne work that are still coming in, heavily democratic as we follow the numbers come up murphy with a handy lead right there in essex county. but you see what he did four years ago. he was up around 80 percent. and at the moment he's not quit at that number, but still prett respectable for the democrats seeking reelection in new jerse so

again, all of the vote basically in here, we talked about sussex county, another core republican county got all the vote in there. you can point to stashes on the map here for murphy. big places where he gets big margins here. you can't find much right now. and we just got another update there. >> oh, wow, yeah. >> i'm going to ask -- it's a small amount, it might be a precinct, i'm going to ask my producer adam did you see where that came in, in new jersey? that was 2,000 votes. >> we had a 1900 lead for -- >> ah, a little bit more vote here. how much was that, adam? he's sitting there at 565 votes behind jack ciattarelli. again, we're talking big places, when i say vote by mail is outstanding in mercer county, you're talking about thousands of votes and you're talking about an overwhelming democratic vote. again, if you look at this, if you're phil murphy, you're not happy with the situation you're in. the last two polls put murphy ahead by 11 points, by 8 points, there was an awful lot of confidence by democrats but then it looks like he's going to have an extremely, extremely close

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because of essex and sussex counties that are typically democratic.k, i've seen them pulling off but not that far. murphy has had a healthy lead going into this election and we are still looking like newark and other places that are very heavily democratic and very heavily pro-murphy. so if i had to say i predict murphy, and in virginia i wasn't really sure who to predict. i knew it was a possibility that mcauliffe would lose and that youngkin will win. i'm surprised he may not win via as large a margin that i would've predicted just a couple days ago. >> jason, let me give you a chance to return service and that one. i think there are a lot of people who are quite pleased and probably even pleasantly surprised by the job that jack has done. and yet i would say that the outstanding number still might lean to the democratic side. your thoughts? >> democrats should easily be winning this where they have a 1 million vote margin in terms of registered democrats over republicans. i don't think anybody thought that new jersey was going to be in play. but th

we talked about sussex county and -- we don't have, you can point to some fascism vote on the marginsor ciattarelli right now. we are again just got another update there. i'm going to it, say small amount that could be a precinct or something. i'm just going to ask my producer, adam, did you see where that came in yet? >> we had a 1900 lead for ciattarelli. >> yeah we just got a bit more vote here. >> how much was that? >> 10,000. >> 10,000 votes came in finance that county, murphy netted about 2000, so he improve his standing in somerset. now it's about 1500 he netted, it was 1900 before that. so he sitting there at 565 votes behind jack should really, when i say vote by mail is outstanding in mercer county. you are talking about thousands of votes. overwhelmingly 80% democratic vote. so if you look at this, phil murphy are not happy with the situation you are in, but pulls put him ahead by 11 points, eight points, there was a lot of confidence, the only question is how much he was going to win by tonight. instead, he is going to have it looks like an extremely, extremely, close call

authorities say the plane crashed in a heavily wooded area in sussex county. 54 year old thomas fisherut what caused the plane to go down. a federal grand jury returned an indictment today against former trump advisor steve bannon for contempt of congress. bannon was charged with one count related to his refusal to appear for a deposition before a congressional committee looking into the january 6th insurrection. and another count related to his refusal to produce documents. each count carries a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of one year in jail. bannon is reportedly expected to self surrender and appear in court on monday. nearly two dozen people near the oregon coast are safe after being rescued when floodwaters trapped them in an rv park. it was flooded today by an overflowing creek and tillamook county following record breaking rainfall. u s coast guard airlifted 12 people and three dogs from the rv park. local agencies evacuated eight other people, the region has had 5 to 10 inches of rain in just the last 48 hours. all around the bay area this afternoon after a foggy start beau

authorities say the plane crash in a heavily wooded area in sussex county. 54 year old passenger, thomasorking to figure out what caused the plane to go down. well, if you think package rivals are taking longer, you are correct. after a disastrous 2020 holiday season, the postal service is now promising. they're ready to handle 2021 ktvu tom vacar joining us live tonight, and he says that some have already noticed delays in shipping and receiving ahead of the holiday season. yes indeed. in fact, covid corporations consumers, even congress all had a hand in deteriorating mailing and shipping this year. given the growing chaos in holiday shipping and shopping by early and ship right away, we got some folks at a san rafael post office who ship on various carriers, mostly just them kind of disappearing off of tracking. um either showing in transit and it should have been like a one week trip and it's you know, three weeks and still no delivery and usps, daddy even first class letters like from pacifica to san francisco seem to take three days. four days now. just got real, real lazy and so f

glen de vries and thomas fischer were killed when their cessna went down just after takeoff in sussex county the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> former raiders coach jon gruden suing the nfl and commissioner roger goodell. gruden accuses the league of trying to destroy his career and reputation claiming officials selectively released emails he sent that contained racist, homophobic and sexist comments. the league denies the allegations. the emails all part of an nfl investigation into workplace culture that led to gruden's gnion st month. >>> we're going to begin this half hour with a new development surrounding meghan markle's lawsuit against a british newspaper that published parts dad. letter she wrote to her as "the mail on sunday" appeals that, a erin court -- london co released correspondence. lama hasan has the latest on that drama. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning. it was just a few months ago the duchess was victorious winning her case against the group that published her letter to her father but now with harry and meghan's former communication secre

devries was killed in a small plane crash in sussex county, new jersey yesterday.lying alongside flight instructor thomas fisher who was also killed in that crash in 1999 devries co-founded new york-based metadata solutions. the most used clinical research platform in the world. the faa is investigating the crash. one of the biggest challenges facing school districts across the bay area and the state right now teacher vacancies a middle school on the peninsula is the rare exception education as you know, an important part of building a better bay area abc 7 news reported david louie shows us how this particular school has. escaped the teacher shortage. the students at cesar chavez ravenswood middle school are fortunate unlike others. there's teacher shortage here. gabby gentile is one of nine at this school recruited through teach for america bay area which looks for college grads who may not have planned to be classroom teachers teaching is a very rewarding career. even if you're not going to do it for the rest of your life originally a public policy major at mich

he was 39 in sussex county newjerseyjust before three o'clock on thursday. nstant berating" from the royal family over her strained relationship with her estranged father. that's what has been revealed in text messages released this afternoon at the high court. our correspondent david sillito explained the background to the story: it's all about a letter written in 2018 between her and her estranged father. and it was very upset when extracts of it were published in those with the case is about. it also reveals why that letter was written in the background behind it and it has pulled back the curtain on the royal household to see what was going on very soon after the wedding. these are text messages between her and her press secretary and she talks about the difficult tees that there were in the weeks leading up to writing this letter. she said there'd been criticism from interviews, criticising the royal family and the royal family were concerned about it. and they were constantly having to explain why she couldn't simply go and visit her father and said the

well, votes came in from sussex cou county. literally 15 votes came in. but the story where we might be headed is a little bit different. where are their votes remaining? right now we have 84% reporting. i want to take this down and look at the counties that have 80% or 81% or fewer counties. the counties that still have votes to count are largely democratic counties. how democratic? very. hudson county, where jersey city is, right now 76% counted at this point. phil murphy has 76%. as it gets closer to 100%, the murphy campaign thinks the governor will get a lot of votes. essex county where newark is, 72% reporting. fill murphy, 712% 2% of the vot. as you look at this map, you will see there is one republican county still with less than 80% of the vote. that is cumberland county with 79% counted. but you can see the vote totals aren't that high. so democrats think there is much more opportunity for phil murphy to grow over the next few hours. all right. let's look at virginia and see where the votes were in new jersey. there was a lot of talk about the s

sussex. and in southhampton county have two generals that are important at least two.rge thomas and william mahon or billy mahon. and thomas does have a place that is still they are. it is private i would not try to be too crazy. but i am sure they are used to one or two history people stopping taking pictures and the markers and you will see at least one of them here in just a minute. and to have a half bathroom a note that says about him but as historians we can interpret that. what does that mean? it means they wanted a half bathroom. do you get the idea that in history most of the time it is not as much as we make it out to be? i'm just saying. the problem is they won't buy a books or something new. they don't remember it anyway it is good to those people and those in our mental state it is new tomorrow. i don't even remember. so i want to get benny's those immediate markers and as a biographer i really enjoy that piece of history they're all different types of history but at one —- biography is fun to me because you get into the person in the individual. and i wan

county councils. local authorities say the increase is creating unprecedented pressure on their budgets. here's our political correspondent chris mason. this is eastbourne in east sussexchildren come to us and they look so down, they look like they're carrying so much baggage and then after a few weeks sometimes, you start to see their face light up, i mean the fact of the matter is there's more children who need our help than there is carers who can help. yeah, but i also thing people have a misconception about fostering. i think it is, "am i qualified enough to be a foster carer?" and it is at the end of the day it is about your personality, about your character, about your heart. england's county council leaders are getting together today for their conference in marlow in buckinghamshire. they are worried the overall number of children in care is going up and the number in children's homes is going up, too, partly, because there are aren't enough foster carers. addressing them today, this man, who is chairing an independent review of children's social care in england. there is no future for children's | social care that is not going to| cost the country, - england,

of sussex has apologised for misleading a court, about information given by her aides, to the authors of a biography. england captainjoe root has spoken out about the racism row at yorkshire countylub. he says racism is intolerable and everyone must work together to combat it. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the surprise declaration by the us and china at the cop 26 summit in glasgow, pledging to step up efforts to tackle climate change, in spite of their other differences — has been widely welcomed. the un secretary general, antonio guterres, said the crisis required international collaboration and solidarity, and this was an important step in the right direction. environmental groups have described it as a breakthrough. let's cross now to my colleague annita mcveigh in glasgow. another big day ahead of a busy few hours? welcome back to cop26, the un climate change summit in glasgow. it's officially the penultimate day — althought the timetable could stretch. we have heard different accounts of how long it could go on for. negotiators are working into the early hours, with the aim of keeping temperature increase below 1.5 celsius. that is the

county councils. local authorities say the increase it's creating "unprecedented pressure" on their budgets. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. this is eastbourne in east sussexere's more children who need our help than there is carers who can help. yeah, but i also think people have a misconception about fostering. i think it is, "am i qualified enough to be a foster carer?" and it is at the end of the day, it is about your personality, about your character, about your heart. england's county council leaders are getting together today for their conference in marlow in buckinghamshire. they are worried the overall number of children in care is going up and the number in children's homes is going up too, partly because there are aren't enough foster carers. addressing them today, this man, who is chairing an independent review of children's social care in england. there is no future for children's social care that is not _ going to cost the country, england, more money. i we just need to accept that. the choice is, do we put more money into a flawed system that doesn't i work well enough for children i and their families, or do we put it into a programme of re