little angelo is waiting with his mother knew. the 2 year old has already undergone his 1st operation that was 2 months ago when doctors had to remove his cancer stricken left eye. the cub guying i clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compare that with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the wound from the operation is healed well dr will koori wants to try and save angelos other eyes he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. of the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he

in the meantime angelos mother get go prepares frood kitchen. mother and son have been here for 8 weeks now but me and jake go hasn't given up hope. learned of his income and i need to i believe the doctors who can help my son who was. the problem is right why are they allowed on even if they. do you have a science question you'd like us to answer. send it in as a video text ovoid well if we feature it on the show you look at a little surprise from us as a thank you come on just ask. your find us on our website oh on twitter. now here's a question from a viewer in nigeria. how do you fish see in mortar. under water everything looks blurry to humans that's because water has a higher density than at say light waves bend as they cast from at a water and the slow down that means an image isn't focused exactly on the retina as is the case out of water but behind it hence the blur diving goggles compensate for that. fish by contrast have almost spare echo hard lenses and can see everything up to a distance of one meter clearly. to look further away yo

little angelo is waiting with his mother. the 2 year old has already undergone his 1st operation that was 2 months ago when doctors had to remove his cancer stricken left eye. but ghani i clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7800.00 doctors in all of rwanda compared bad with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the wound from the operation is healed well doctor wants to try and save angelos other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. yes the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2 and a h

lunch is nearly ready, but before we sit down to feast, angelo is taking me for a peek around the house, but we can look and say, oh, yes, this is part of the s smithsonian, but it's a painting, right? >> you grew up here? >> yeah, and nobody ever moved, and the third generation they all left and came back. >> that's nice. >> welcome to the family. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> grandma's house is like the hub. >> one of the perks of living close by is that the whole family can drop in for lunch at grandma's. all three generations come together to share meals regularly. >> how many of you are involved in the business? >> one, two, three -- so six. >> but enough shop talk, as if by magic, we are all drawn to a beautifully laid out table. >> you wrap it in this? oh, that's lovely. >> i made it with all the traditional dishes. >> oh, lots of that -- oh, my god, look at that. oh, my god, this is very exciting. the pheasant is incredible. so many times you eat pheasant, it can be so dry. >> yeah, and it's really juicy. >> this is amazing. when you would come home for lunch when you are

angelo could have picked a better location.e it to listen to music and they create a union. >> delicious. angelo created the spirit of the traditional. before i started this trip, i never would have imagined such place could exist in money-driven milan. this seems like a million miles away from the stock exchange. the trendy bars and the luxury brand stores. here in this milan, i recognize the power of the pioneers that change the face of italy of sheer hard work. [ applause ] whoo! this place for me is living proof that reality can be a vehicle for social change. after all, most revolutions begin around the table. >>> i have driven to italy quite a bit. people don't really stop at stoplights that much. >> no, no, stoplight is just a suggestion. >> there is nowhere on earth quite like tuscany. the land is idealic and the art is devine and the food is out of

in the meantime angelos mother new ghetto prepares frood the hospital kitchen. mother and son have been here for 8 weeks now but me and draco hasn't given up hope . of. going up his income and i need help i believe the doctors here can help my son or. if outlook is right why are they bad i'm a very patient. do you have a science question you'd like us to answer. send it in as a video text over with well if we featured on the show if you look at a little surprise from us as a thank you come on just ask. you'll find us on our website oh on twitter. now here's a question from a viewer in nigeria. how do you fish c.n.n. morta. underwater everything looks blurry to humans that's because water has a higher density than act so light waves bend as they pass from eta water and the slow down that means an image isn't focused exactly on the retina as is the case out of water but behind it hence the blur diving goggles compensate for that. fish by contrast have almost spare ical hard lenses and can see everything up to a distance of one meter clearly. to look further away.

it wasn't expensive. >> right. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah. >> angelo couldn't have pickedr the workers. >> in italy, the first -- was claimed here, in this place. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they use it to help each other. they use it for hall, place to have dances or to listen to music. >> and in essence, they create a union? >> yeah. >> with mashed potatoes. this is something for the workers. >> delicious. >> angelo has brilliantly re-created the spirit of the traditional osteria. before i started this trip, i never would have imagined such a place could exist, in fashionable, money-driven milan. this seems like a million-miles away from the nearby stock exchange. the trendy bars, and the lu luxury-brand stores. here, in this milan, i recognize the power of the pioneers that changed the face of italy, through sheer, hard work. this place, for me, is living proof that can be a vehicle for social change. after all, most revolutions begin around a table. >>> so

that looks delicious. >> we're joined by angelo's nephew francesco. >> this is nice. >> yeah. >> andul. >> see? yeah. >> for a long time, it's been the only place where people could afford to eat out that wasn't expensive. [ speaking italian ] ♪ >> angelo couldn't have picked a better location for his osteria as this place was created by the workers, for the workers. >> really? [ speaking italian ] >> the first rail workers strike was claimed here in this place . >> a bit of their salary, they use it to help each other. they used it for a whole place to have dances or to listen to music, to fill this place. >> and in essence, they create a union? >> yeah. >> with mashed potatoes. this is something for the workers. >> delicious. angelo has brilliantly recreated the spirit of the traditional osteria. ♪ before i started this trip, i never would have imagined such a place could exist in fashionable money-driven milan. this seems like a million miles away from the nearby stock exchange. ♪ the trendy bars and the luxury brand stores. here in this milan, i recognize the power of the pioneer

her brother angelo quinto was suffering a mental episode and acting aggressively towards their mother all she wanted was help, instead, she is now grieving her brother's death. that 911 call jt two days before christmas after 11:00 at night. you can hear the terror in cassandra collins' voice. >> my mom can't breathe. stop it. stop. >> reporter: within minutes, police arrive and help restrain 30-year-old angelo quinto, but family members want some answers to what happened next. >> in my view, there was no question and no challenge to the right of them being at the house when they did. the question is what did they do. >> reporter: this is the reenactment burris' team put together of events from that night. the family alleges an officer had his knee on quinto's neck for minutes. >> at no point did any officer use a knee or other body part to gain leverage or apply pressure to angelo's head, neck or throat, which is outside of our policy and training. >> reporter: antioch police chief brooks says the investigation so far shows no signs of injuries in connection with the struggle, no fra

even democrat angelo santabarbara is furious.e is ready to go. >> i will never forget being in the white house, every single day we had that cuomo press conference and then president trump would come on later in the afternoon with his press conference and we were constantly compared to governor cuomo who was the wonder boy, the gold star person, the person leading the way on the pandemic. we were constantly compared to him as a benchmark when now we know what was going on behind the scenes. not only this, preferential testing his vaccines are now reportedly bullying people saying how favorable they were to cuomo before giving out vaccines this is incredible. when you compare that to president trump where when the vaccines came, he said no. my west wing, most people are not getting it. i didn't get access to a vaccine. others didn't get access to a vaccine before the american public. president trump waited to get it because he prioritized american people. chris cuomo was being preferential to his brother, andrew cuomo i should say

in the meantime angelos mother get go prepares food in the hospital kitchen. mother and son have been here for 8 weeks now but me and can't go hasn't given up hope. and i believe the doctors here can help my son. if outlet is red white flag i'm leaving it. to you to have a science question you'd like us to one say. send it in as a video text over as well if we featured on. in the show you look at a little surprise from us as a thank you come on just ask. you'll find us on our website all on twitter. now here's a question from a viewer in nigeria. how do you fish see in mortar. under water everything looks blurry to humans that's because water has a higher density than air so lightweights bend as they pass from at a water and a slow down that means an image isn't focused exactly on the retina as is the case out of water but behind it hence the blur diving goggles compensate for that. fish by contrast have almost spera cold hard lenses and can see everything up to a distance of one meter clearly. they are going. to look further away they are just focused by movi

little angelos waiting with his mother. the 2 year old has already undergone his 1st operation that was 2 months ago when doctors had to remove his cancer stricken left eye. but ghani eye clinic is an oasis of hope for patients across the country it attracts large numbers up to 170 people can gather here as they wait to be examined the treatment cabins are all occupied staff work around the clock there are only $7000.00 doctors in all of rwanda compared bad with $8000.00 in germany now it's a little angelos turn doctoral koori studied medicine in germany he removes the child's dressing carefully the wound from the operation is healed well doctor wants to try and save the angelos other eye he examines it closely and discovers a tumor is already growing here as well unfortunately angela was initially taken to a so-called miracle healer for treatment a custom that is widespread in rwanda valuable time was lost as a result. it's. the 1st sign of an unusual white reflection on the eye or luko korea was it 6 months old now he's 2

. >> la madre de angelo dice que cuando llegó la policía ella ya no tenía en un abrazo de oso estabaado dice que incluso esta nueva evidencia no refleja lo que pasó dentro de la habitación tienen su propio patólogo y que los oficiales debieron haber presionado con exceso el cuello para restringir su respiración porque cinco minutos un joven saludable de 20 años dejó de respirar y no estaba bajo la influencia de ninguna sustancia. >> nunca olvidaré ese día angelo quinto cumpliría 31 años este 6 de marzo. >> nuevos detalles de esta lista de la junta nacional para la seguridad del transporte investiga un accidente que ocurre al sur de california donde perecieron 13 personas estas causas se desconocen esto ocurrió ayer cerca de la frontera de california y méxico un camión de carga chocó contra una camioneta donde viajaban 25 personas el automóvil no contaba con su silla trasera. >> para quienes no sean astronautas y quieran ir al espacio existe una gran oportunidad un multimillonario japonés está en busca de un grupo de ocho personas el viaje espacial sería en una nave espacial de un los

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. >> angelo's family blames the death on an illegal choke hold. police said that multiple pathologists found that none of the holds were fatal. >> there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airway. >> i still believe that wrongful conduct took place here. >> torn john burress filed a wrongful death. after his sister called, afraid he was going hurt their mother. he was suffering a mental health crisis. the findings don't clear officers of wrong doing. >> what they said has removed our position but the officer's conduct that contributed to the inability to breathe and resulted in his death. >> now, a third party investigation is on going, and there is footage of the arrest, because the police department does not use badment body woman rays, and city county will consider the next week. >> jeremy lin explained why he is not naming the person who called him coronavirus as a slur in a recent game. >> when i was in college and playing, i was played chink multiple times, i never refeeled who that player or players were. to me, it's not about tryin

let's continue with new york state assemblyman angelo santabarbara. a new scandal? hear about it? >> yes. elizabeth: grounds for impeachment. can you break down what is going on cuomo's covid czar what did he do? >> reports indicate what i read, the person in charge of vaccine distribution was reportedly making phone calls to county executives across new york state to try to shore up support. there was a complaint filed with the ag's office. so another, we may see another investigation over this. essentially weaponizing our vaccine distribution here in new york state to try to get support for the governor who is surrounded by scandals and, as we can see, this is more abuse of power, just on dismay and longer remains in office the more he will do this. elizabeth: if this is true, are you going to put the lives of voters at risk by threatening to withhold vaccine supply in exchange for statements of loyalty to cuomo? i mean, are you going to add this to the impeachment charges along with obstruction of justice and work place retaliation, are you guys going to add all

joining me now is new york state assemblyman angelo santabarbara. thanks for joining us.e. >> i don't know if anybody yet to call on the governor to resign. we have our state senators. we have members of congress. so many of the state legislature that now is moving forward with an impeachment probe. he continues to be defiant. he continues to try to interfere with ongoing investigations. that is exactly the reason i believe he wants to stay in power, to try to go down that path to manipulate and control. that is a pattern of behavior with this governor. he doesn't want to be accountable. clearly does not like oversight. he doesn't like to be told he is doing things wrong. he doesn't like to be told what to do. he continues to fight with the legislature even through these budget negotiations. i do not believe he will step down. i don't believe he will resign without impeachment going forward. ashley: i guess there is a part of this is, if he has got his eye on the presidential bid perhaps, who knows, in 2024, resigning is just not an option for him. maybe that side of poli

elizabeth: let's welcome to the show new york democrat assemblyman angelo santa barbara. to have you on. governor cuomo apologized. he said he was being misinterpreted over his flirtations and today he said he will not resign. your reaction? >> this is a critical time in our state w this governor in office a dark cloud hangs over our state capital. historically difficult for us to do the important work we need to do at our state capital. the governor is no stranger to the laws on sexual harrassment, saying he didn't know is unacceptable. sexual harrassment is defined by law, what he has said, what he has admitted to is enough for me to say that he should resign at this point to let our state move forward. elizabeth: so you, his approval rating just right now, you see it there, it is plummeting. you're voting along with other new york democrat lawmakers to strip him of his pandemic related emergency powers by friday, right? to your point about the sexual harrassment law, he signed into law two years ago a new sexual harrassment law for new york state that dramatically lowe

. >> angelo's family blames the death on an illegal choke hold.olice said that multiple pathologists found that none of the holds were fatal. >> there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airway. >> i still believe that wrongful conduct took place here. >> torn john burress filed a wrongful death. after his sister called, afraid he was going hurt their mother. he was suffering a mental health crisis. the findings don't clear officers of wrong doing. >> what they said has removed our position but the officer's conduct that contributed to the inability to breathe and resulted in his death. >> now, a third party investigation is on going, and there is footage of the arrest, because the police department does not use badment body woman rays, and city county will consider the next week. >> jeremy lin explained why he is not naming the person who called him coronavirus as a slur in a recent game. >> when i was in college and playing, i was played chink multiple times, i neverfeel who that player or players were. to me, it's not about trying to ta

he was actively restraining him. >> the officers requested angelo's mother to get off of him. >> he wasust making some, you know, like, ah, noises. kind of thing. but he was calm. >> reporter: but quinto's family insists when police arrived he had settled down. they say police used excessive force, with one officer holding his legs while another used a knee to restrain him, putting it on his neck. >> and the other officer knelt on his neck like this part. >> at one point during the hand cuffing, an officer did briefly for a few seconds have a knee across the portion of angelo's shoulder blades, which is a common control technique taught in california post approved police academies for prone handcuffing. >> reporter: officers did not use a knee to apply pressure to quinto's neck, head or throat, they say. but quinto's family says officers went too far, leading to the 30 year old's death. >> absolutely excessive, unnecessary. it just doesn't mike sense to use that against somebody who is a lot smaller than you, is not resisting. i should not, nor should anyone else, ever have to regret ca

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade. which is a common control technique chief brooks isn't a was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive and was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu 3 days later he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review. >>in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>a crime caught on camera surveillance video showing this shoe store being burglarized not once but twice in one day it happened early in the morning last friday at the store footprint and san francisco sunset neighborhood. you can see the first person breaking the glass window to get in 2 burglars walking into the store grabbing merchandise

angelo quinto would have been 31. his family says he was murdered by police in december after they called 911 for help. kron four's michelle kingston brings us that story. >>happy birthday friends family neighbors and city official is celebrating the life of angelo came on what would have been his 31st birthday >>told him that he's getting really old. a single doubt in my that would to see his face wrinkle in his hair turned gray family and their attorneys say he was murdered by antioch police back in december after they called 911 for help they say came to was in the middle of a mental health crisis, they say officers put their knees on his we had a healthy. >>young man in his mother's incredible was in need of help. within 5 minutes his life was taken from them. >>and it's unconscionable the antioch police chief told reporters last week that an officer did have a neon shoulder blade but never on his head neck or throat they say he became unresponsive after police called for an ambulance and that he died 3 days later

ronald vitiello, ashley moody james comer and angelo santabarbara along with senator kevin cramer, katie the mcfarland vista for bedford anda harmeet dhillon on major headlines of reports coming in from politico that the democrats don't have enough democrat party support provided legislation and democrats are scared of looming midterms and losing the vote that is triggering this debate the white house and the democrat leader nancy pelosi still worried about the midterm there trying to topspin and manipulate away from the border crisis towards trillions of covid relief with your tax money you talk about tax hikes also governor cuomo scandal deepens calls for congressional probes announce an investigation are multiplied into sexual harassment and covid coverup of nursing him deaths tied to executive orderra river brand-nw cuomo scandal in bill de blasio calling for a new investigation into cuomo vaccine, the vaccine larry schwartz pressure local new york officials like trying to link their loyalty and their support for cuomo to get a covid vaccine where their voters we will break that down

angelo quinto filed the wrongful death against antioch pd, saying the officers used excessive force, one holding his legs while another used a knee on his neck to strain him. the autopsy shows there was no damage to his windpipe or death. the report shows that the restraint did not cause his death, they did not use excessive force. >> the officer did briefly for a few second have a knee across the portion of angelo's shoulder blade. >> the question is why did he stop having breathing, whether there is any evidence the level of pressure placed on the back of his back, his neck could contribute to an inability to breathe. >> now the family did speak to nbc bay area earlier today before antioch pd released the 911 call where quinto's sister called for help saying he was strangling her mother. the family is still waiting for the pathology report and antioch pd is waiting for results from toxicology tests that could determine if drugs may have led to quinto's death or that initial attack on the mom. >>> theot be filing charges against a store owner whoo scare off some robbery suspects. la

joining me now angelo santa barbara. this is a new next level threat to cuomo's political future in a criminal complaint potential charge. what was your take on the story? >> deeply disturbing allegation and their state capitol being put in further chaos and really we should have taken action on the first allegation but now we are in the sixth allegation and these are even more serious allegations with the police department involved. things are d getting worse with each passing day and i'm going to say what i said at the beginning the governor should resign. he should realize what he is putting new york state through right now by staying in office and should take it upon himself to resign. there is almost 131 lawmakers tout of 113 the think he should leave office of their growing calls for his resignation. these allegations are being taken seriously. leaders of both houses are asking him to resign but i do not believe the governor will resign without impeachment on the table.re elizabeth: there are three scandal sexual h

tonight loved ones honoring the life of an antioch man who died back in december angelo king to would have been 31 today his family says that. >>he was murdered by police in december after they called 911 for help or for his michelle kingston has the story now from antioch. >>happy birthday friends family neighbors and city official is celebrating the life of angelo king show on what would have been his 31st birthday >>told him that he's getting really old. a single doubt in my that he would to see his face wrinkle in his hair grey family and their attorneys say he was murdered by antioch police back in december after they called 911 for help they say was in the middle of a mental health crisis, they say officers put their knees on his we had a healthy. >>young man in his mother's incredible was in need of help. within 5 minutes his life was taken from them. >>and it's unconscionable the antioch police chief told reporters last week that an officer did have a neon shoulder blade but never on his head neck or throat they say he became unresponsive after police called for an ambulance a

michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. battery kanada through. the building stood empty for nearly 10 years then in 2013 to private enthusiasms bought it and gave. purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. game is to get younger visitors in particular interested in the art world. the immersion installations remain a central element. of the changing exhibitions not only define the spaces they allow visitors to enter fascinating worlds the possibilities offered when technology and art go hand in hand are impressive. what secrets lie behind these walls find out in an immersive experience and explore the fascinating world cultural heritage sites d.w. world heritage for 60. likes it is a boom town it is the fastest growing city in germany with currently almost 600000 inhabitan

joining me new york state assembly, democrat angelo santa barbara.his is a new next level threat to cuomo's political future, a criminal complaint potentially, a sexual assault charge potentially. what is the your take on the story when you heard it? >> it is deeply disturbing allegation. it is, it's putting our state capital in further chaos you know, you know, really we should have, we should have taken action after the first allegation but now we're at six allegations. now these are the even more serious allegations of a crime. albany police department is involved. things are getting worse each passing day. i will say what i said from the beginning the governor should resign for the good of the state. he should realize what he is putting new york state through right now by staying in office and should take it upon himself to resign. there is, almost 131 lawmakers out of the 213 that think he should leave office. there is growing calls for his resignation. these allegations are being taken very seriously. leaders in both houses are calling on him t

angelo kendall's family says he would have celebrated his 31st birthday on this day. instead they are mourning his death and calling for justice. i should have told him that he is getting really old. without a single doubt in my mind that he would live to see his face wrinkle in his hair turned gray, but keep those life was cut short on december 23rd. his family says he suffered from anxiety and depression. his sister called police for help. his mother took this cell phone video of kanto. after police handcuffed him, the family's attorney, says two officers first one, then the other press down on the back of kendall's neck. he lost consciousness. he was in need of help, and within five minutes his life was taken from him. it's unconscionable. the family has filed a wrongful death claim against the city of annie arc. change has come to antioch mayor lamar thorpe says there are several investigations into keep those death and that. police reforms, including body cameras for the entire police force are coming. also thorpe says he's advocating for a partnership with nonpr

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>> well, i can't say it much better than angelo just said it.ou know, and there are -- you make a point that he's a democrat but there are many democrats. every republican in the state legislature is calling for this but there are more democrats calling for the governor to step down than there are republicans at this point. i don't make much about the president not having anything really to weigh in on this, but both u.s. senators from new york, all but one or two of the congressional delegation from new york state has called for resignation and so many in the state legislature and the governor continues with his bullying, his threatening, his intimidation and his coverup and lying. the governor has repeatedly lied to the legislature throughout this pandemic, particularly in regard to nursing homes and the 15,000 deaths there. everybody's focused on the sexual harassment allegations which are bombastic and worthy in and of themselves of his resignation and/or impeachment. the nursing home scandal is 15,000 individuals and their families that wer

, which sounds -- i don't know about you guys, but giovanni angelo sounds pretty exciting to me. they became lovers, they had a baby out of wedlock, they got married later. got involved in the roman revolution, sailed off to america, and then drowned. there ship wrecked off the coast, and they drowned and their bodies were never found. isn't that sad? i feel like she was just coming into her own and it did not work out for her. this was the model for women in journalism in the 1800s, which sets the stage for nellie bly, who is a name i'm sure you all have heard. and you talk about the history of journalism, nellie bly's name comes up. she has her own stay -- stamp. she is very well known. the reason she is so well known is because she was extremely significant. two pieces of context, increasing commercialization of the press, publishers in it for money, trying to drive up circulation, get eyeballs. on the one hand, women caught up in this sort of dilemma. on the other hand, traditional femininity versus a profession, a writing life, not being able to negotiate it very well. how a

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having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade. which is a common control technique chief brooks isn't a was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the kanto family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive and was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu 3 days later, he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review. >>in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>let's take a look at our 4 zone forecast a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza area eastbound and westbound traffic moving well little high clouds out there according to our chief. >>chief meteorologist kiyana like second in command the is the commander of our weather yeah 4 in for a nice night ahead tonight we do have some of thos

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democrat new york estate assemblyman angelo santabarbara joins us on the defiant near cuomo that he'sward to resign he apologized for the sexual harassment allegations against him more on how governor cuomo could be in trouble because of the law that governed under governor cuomo sign two years ago that lowered the bar for proving sexual harassment claims. he could be a potential target due to the law. that story is next. >> a week ago when i talked to democrat they were rolling their eyes and claiming that we were playing politics and treating cuomo unfairly but this morning the world ashamed with respect to governor cuomo and many of the democrat there saying that i is something that we probably should look into if he survives the sexual harassment scandal, i think the democrats in washington see that governor cuomo is in serious trouble i don't think they want to identify with governor cuomo and they certainly don't want to defend him certainly not on the sexual harassment allegations but even now on thehe nursing he allegation, i think that there is a pattern of misbehavior here.

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade.ch is a common control technique chief brooks as was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive and was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu 3 days later, he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review. >>in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>now to some national headlines this morning president joe biden's pick to lead the office of management and budget has withdrawn her nomination. neera tanden know i needed only 51 votes to be confirmed, but senate democratic senator joe mansion and a number of other monica moderate republicans. so that they just couldn't support her citing several o

officers responded to the home last december after angelo quinto's sister called out of fear that he going to hurt their mother. cell phone video shows quinto facedown on the ground with his hands behind his back. just about an hour ago, antioch's police chief defended his officers. >> at no point did any officer use a knee or other body part to gain leverage or apply pressure to angelo's head, neck, or throat, which is outside of our policy and training. >> the police chief adds the coroner has not found any signs of strangulation, and none of quinto's injuries were fatal. he added quinto was having a mental health crisis. >>> several puppies in san francisco are recovering after ingesting marijuana and meth they apparently picked up in a park. three dog owners shared their terrifying experiences with abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley. >> come here, come on, sweetie! >> reporter: one week ago oliver the malti-poo was romping with his owner on this grassy knoll in lafayette park. she noticed he ate something before she could intervene. hours later he landed in emergency vet care. >>

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade. which is a common control technique. >>so they basically were pinning down his shoulders while they put the handcuffs on him but at that point became unresponsive. that's when they rushed him to the icu 3 days later, he was declared dead. police say there was no evidence of strangulation or any sign of crushed airways. it was later determined that he was suffering from mental health crises. we'll be right back. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. expertly tailored eye care. state of the art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. >>45 right now and let's check out a live shot of the what's wrong with this picture looks great at first seen too much too many rocks to yeah tha

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade.ch is a common control technique chief brooks isn't a was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive and was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu 3 days later, he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review. >>in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>vaccine vaccine vaccine bad his a t. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news grammy-winning artist dolly parton putting a new twist on one of her most famous songs as she encourages everyone again that's a native more on that coming up plus as members of covid cases should says numbers of covid cases improve here in the bay area we'll tell you

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one involves angelo quinnto who died following what his mother describes as a mental health crisis in other involves arturo gomez khallel died in exchange with police using a taser last week. >>> a live look at the weather outside the door, meteorologist kari hall. >> our weather is on repeat but we'll watching out for rain this weekend. mike? >> great news, the crash we had, which is very sad, deadly crash, has cleared san pablo dam road, recovery toward the bay bridge toll plaza but you see a lot more traffic there over the next 20 minutes. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. that's going to do it for us. >> this is a live look for you out this morning as we get started with our day and also we want to remind you that 29ers beat the packers there. we'll see you back here tomorrow. morning. >>> good morning. hopes and fears. the first doses of johnson & johnson's single shot vaccine expected in arms today. a much-needed boost to the rollout at a critical time. as the cdc sounds a new alarm. >> i remain deeply concerned about a potential shift in the trajectory of the pand

head, neck or throat. >> angelo quinto's family blames his death on an illegal chokehold during his arrest last december. police tuesday said multiple pathologists found none of quinto's injuries appeared to be fatal. >> a full examination of the neck revealed there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airway. >> certainly doesn't settle the issue from my point of view. i would think and still believe there is wrongful conduct took place here. >> reporter: attorney john buress filed a wrongful death lawsuit on baffle of the quinto family. officers responded to the family home after quinto's sister called responding she was afraid he might hurt their mother. he says the findings by police don't clear officers of wrong doing. >> what they said hasn't ruled out our position that it was the officer's conduct and manner which they held him contributed to his inability to breathe and resulted in his death. >> reporter: that was dan ashley record reporting. a third party investigation into his death is ongoing. interest noz police footage of the arrest because the antioch police dep

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade. which is a common control technique chief brooks isn't a was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the kanto family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes, you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu. >>3 days later he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review. in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 9 president biden releasing a new timeline for when the nation will have enough vaccine for all adults, his new target date plus opening day is less than a month away with the giants in the a's are doing to eventually welcome fans back to stadiums seats safely plus democrats racing against the clock to get the

having me across a portion of angelo shoulder blade. which is a common control technique chief brooks as was never placed on kondo's head neck or throat despite the ut for the kanto family claiming the officer's murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes, you catch an that he's taken to the floor. >>angela said please don't kill me. please don't kill me brooks as they determine was suffering a mental health crisis an ambulance was called he became unresponsive was on hand cuffed and taken to the icu. >>3 days later he died police say there was no evidence of strangulation or crushed airways in the incident will undergo an independent review in antioch michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>we'll take a break here at 5.38, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as the number of covid cases improves in the bay area we'll tell you how local sports teams are making plans to get fans back into the stadiums arenas and the ballparks also the warriors have back to back games on the road before they head into the all-star break this