Family has now settled with the city. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley, and im ama daetz. The Antioch City Council approved the settlement of 7. 5 million at last nights council meeting. And tonight were hearing from quintos family. Abc seven News Reporter ryan curry has that story. Hands folded, tears streaming down their faces. Angelo quintos family is still grieving his death. How often do you think of angelo . Oh, i think we think of angelo every day. Inside the quinto home, it looks like he never left. His room is still mostly the same. His towel and coat are still hanging in the bathroom. No one will touch it. And so theres this whole thing of, like, maybe hes just going to pop out or pop back home. We want him to be remembered for how he lived and not how he died. Angelo, kiddo. Angelo died after being taken into Police Custody while experiencing a Mental Health episode in the days before christmas of 2020. This week, the city of antioch and the quinto famil
Forecast. So it begin. Its a little chilly out there this morning. Some fog as well. We have a bit of drizzle along the coast too. Heres a live look outside from the exploratorium camera right now showing you we have that morning gray overcast. This is one of those days where across the city that fog is going to be very persistent. So well see. Limited sunshine in the city and along the coast, but away from the coast we will have bright conditions, temperatures. Right now were basically all starting out in the 50s this morning. So lets break it down by our regions first along the coast, very similar to yesterday. We get a little bit of sunshine later on this afternoon, but clouds really ruling the forecast near the coast. Temperatures stuck in the 50s all day now around the bay shoreline. Its a little bit of a different story. You can see were starting with cloud cover ending with cloud cover. But temperatures are in the 60s. Then as you head inland, we will find those temperatures a l
Hospital packed with patients and civilians seeking shelter. Some 300 people are reportedly killed or injured in the attack. The Israeli Military is saying they had no involvement and the blast was caused by a misfired palestinian market. President biden says the white house is looking into the attack to find out exactly what happened. He released a statement saying in part, quote, the United States stands unequivocally for the protection of civilian life during conflict and we mourn the patients, medical staff and other innocents killed or wounded in this tragedy. For many in the barea. Today we spoke to a member of the Israeli Special forces who now lives in berkeley. Her threeyear tour of duty ended just weeks before the war with hamas and israel began. Tonight shes struggling with what her next steps should be. Nbcs Marianne Favro has her story. Reporter as a First Sergeant in the Israeli Special forces, the woman we spoke with was tasked with using a drone to protect forces on the
Continue fighting this wednesday afternoon after their rally at cesar chavez plaza, they began scaling back their encampment. Protesters say theyre moving in the right direction. I feel that change is in progress. Last week, San Francisco State University president lynn mahoney met face to face with students for gaza. She heard their demands. Then administrators met with students on monday and reached a big agreement to divest from weapons manufacturers, according to student leaders. The university will also limit other indirect investments that violate human rights. Overall, students say administrators met three of their demands. We have received a commitment to divest from weapons manufacturing to disclose clear accounts of where sfsu is investing its money, and to publicly defend our right to protest. However, protesters say president mahoney stopped short of calling the thousands of palestinian deaths a genocide. Students say they will keep a presence on campus. So we resuming acti
Noon. Good afternoon. Im gasia mikaelian. Governor gavin newsom is holding a News Conference right now on his revised budget for the upcoming year. Ktvu Jana Katsuyama has been monitoring this developing news. Shes live in our newsroom with more jana garcia. The News Conference started at 11 00, and the governor is still laying out his plan and talking with the press. The governor was very specific about what the problem is. He said that the revised budget is lower than his original 310 billion budget that he first proposed. This may revision is just 288 billion. He says that tax revenue came in well below the projected levels, requiring cuts and pauses in spending for programs that were originally expected. He says the state now faces a 27. 6 billion deficit, which means budget cuts and delays. The solutions were about to set forth are overwhelmingly supporting existing core programs without short cuts. And i say overwhelmingly, not exclusively, because im not naive. There are areas w