Spoke with quintos family. Reporter a bittersweet moment for the quinto family. We work for so long, it means angelo s death was not in vain. Reporter celebrating a bill passed in angela quintos honor, while still grappling with his loss. To look for something that resembles justice, but he is dead. Tendency of why we have been pushing for that. They pushed, and now the governor signed a bill banning excited delirium as a medical diagnosis to be used on a death certificate or autopsy report. The nih describes the term as agitation, aggression, and sudden death. My brother did not exhibit any of the symptoms commonly associated with it. It now force of the medical examiner s office to actually conclude scientifically how a person died. Reporter the bill, authored by a settlement might ibsen. Angela quinto is the reason i am in this space, because as a United States navy man who had Mental Health issues , when police were called, and Antioch Police laid on his neck and he died. Reporter
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Collapse in San Francisco. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im dan ashley. And im karina nova. The contractor was working on a sewer project when he became trapped underneath 8 to 10ft of dirt and ce. It happened at divisadero and oak streets, and thhere well join abc7 News Reporter melanie woodrow, who has been on that scene all day long. Melanie dan and karina, this area of oak street was reopened. Some six hours after all of this got started. Despite the efforts of close to 50 firefighters. The weight of the dirt and concrete in this trench collapse was too much for the contractor to survive for close to two hours, firefighters attempted to rescue a contractor trapped under a trench collapse. Everyone is shaken about this. Around ten thursday morning, the call came in initially for a building collapse. First responders quickly discovered something else. This was a street side utility construction site that had a collapse within the footprint of their street side project. The
They only want to vote for individual bills, but they hold me up all summer and wont let me bring individual bills up. Then they say they wont vote for a stopgap measure that keeps government open. So i dont know where do you go in that scenario . The day at the end of the day will get it all. You democrats say they had a deal in place that would keep the government open. Republicans broke their word and turned their back on the agreement that they themselves negotiated. Why because they want to jam their extreme ideology down the throats of the american people. Thats why were in this manufactured republican crisis. A shutdown could affect everything from military members getting paid to access to National Parks like muir woods and yosemite. Now, this afternoon, we spoke with east bay congressman mark desaulnier. He touched on what else would be affected by a government shutdown. If youre going to travel that probably youre probably going to take longer. We know from previous shutdowns
Hi, im Elizabeth Cook in for sara donchey tonight. We have done a lot of stories lately about how bay area cities should approach encampments in their streets. Lawsuitshave been filed over it including one in berkeley where residents argued there has to be some give and take here. Well this week, a judge took away the temporary restraining order that prevented the city from sweeping them out of a oneblock area at 8th and harrison. But as kelsi thorud reports, the judge also had something to give. Reporter the City Council Meeting held a Public Safety meeting and in the audience was one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit suing the city over its sweeping of a nearby encampment. I spoke with that woman in the audience and got her reaction to this weeks ruling from a federal judge. Jessica and several other plaintiffs sued the city of berkeley earlier this month after officials posted notices over Labor Day Weekend saying people in the encampment would have just days to leave before the city c