angelo: it depends what kind of investor you are.far as our outlook on airbnb, it doesn't impacted. we continue to look at this stock from a longer-term perspective. we think this is a uniform within a travel industry. we love the business model, the fact that they are taking significant market share within the region. we look at what they did in the second quarter and you extrapolate what they can do over the next couple years, there is scalable, profitable type of potential out of this business model that you may not see in other areas of the travel industry. that said, the delta variant is going to create some lumpiness and uncertainty for airbnb stock, but we think that potentially provides opportunities for long-term investors. emily: doordash, strong numbers despite restaurants reopening. over the last three months, things were calm her. cases are surging now. how does that impact your outlook for doordash given that it is holding up when things are open and holds up when restaurants are closed? angelo: this is a number that ma

. >> reporter: 30-year-old angelo died back in december antioch police attempted to restrain him. today the family along with their attorney announced they are suing the city along with the police chief and former officers who allegedly took part in the incident. police chief brooks trying to cover-up the officer's involvement in the death. >> this did not have to happen. if the officers had shown de- escalation they could've had a conversation and communicated and reassess the situation before angelo was taken down. yet told the officers shouted at least twice please do not kill me. is a big deal for us because in the minds of some with the george flynn case he too was begging to be killed. >> the suit claims angelo became unresponsive and officers did not give kndgment unresponsive. we are never, ever going to get his smile back were he is never going to irritate me again. i miss that a lot. he did not deserve what happened to him and nobody, nobody, nobody deserves that kirk >> we have reached out to the city of antioch and its police department for, but we have not heard back.

officers killed angela angelo quinto after being called about a mental health disturbance. ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky has been following this story in evan. the relatives opened up today about what they've been going through. that's right. julie angelo kinko's family is suing four officers, the police chief and the city of antioch for wrongful death. they say the officers asphyxiated king toe. by holding him face down in a prone position for several minutes. death is permanent, but so is our pain. angelo kinko's family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit seeking justice and accountability. the family called 9112. days before christmas, when kinta was experiencing a mental health crisis. they say police killed him by holding him down on his stomach, causing him to his fix. e eight attorneys for the family revealed the results of their independent autopsy. they said no drugs were found in king tow system and his eyes had particular hemorrhages. science. he died from lack of oxygen earlier this year, a new york police chief tammany brooks, appeared of kin

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. >> those findings are disappointing to the family of angelo keen >> peak of the fire. the turning on the stay so that was pretty a remarkable story of survival for 2 dogs chained up as the cache fire destroyed everything around them. >> also from restaurants to bars to jim san francisco is now the first major us city to require customer proof of covid vaccination. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 8. i'm catherine heenan pam moore has the night off. and i'm ken wayne. today a coroner's jury reached a verdict in the death of a bay area. navy veteran. they ruled the death of 30 year-old angelo king tow an accident but family members are saying he died when a police officer pressed his knee to his neck. all of this happened just days before christmas kron four's michelle kingston talk to the family and their attorneys about the finding. the word for me of the year's disappointed, the family of angelo quinto an antioch man who died back in december during a mental health crisis is upset over the verdict made by a coroner's jury on frida

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>> during our weekly author interview program "after words", professor eddie brock eats with the angelo about her new book is racism. >> unfortunately i haven't seen that the energy that we saw last summer is being sustained. running down your protest on some level is exciting and exhilarating the daily work of putting racism on the table, looking at your policies and practices in the workplace, causing oneanother , that's the really hard stuff.and in case i didn't say it earlier or later, it takes courage. it takes commitment but it also takes courage and niceness is not courageous. so my point around is that so many white people see the presence of niceness as an indicator of the absence of racism. and a culture of niceness is actually one that prevents us having difficultconversations about racism . >> to watch the rest of this program visit booktv.org and click on the "after words" tab. >> now on "after words" neuroscientist lisa genova discusses our memory works . she's often interviewed by author dana shank. >> lisa, it's great to see you.

. >>> angelo died in december 3 days after police held him down during a mental health crisis. the lawsuit claims police did not acknowledge when he became unresponsive. it says the police chief brooks tried to cover up the officers involvement in the death. we reached out to the city for a response. no word back. >>> a palo alto daughter, father died after saving his father from drowning. 49-year-old phil slipped below the surface of the lake last week after getting his child safely back aboard a rented ski boot. nearby peters recovered his body. >>> some good news for the fire zone. nearly 2 dozen who were reported missing have been found safe. that's the only good news. containment dropped from 21% from 35%. it covers nearly a half million acres across four counties. it is four times the size of san jose. flames destroyed buildings and damage 28 others. we have details on how you can help the fire victims. >>> as farmers search for what are some returning to a new approach. it is thousands of years old.>>> plenty of water found here. a group of friends trapped in a flooding

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angelo which i don't know about you guys but giovanni angelo sounds pretty exciting to me. they became lovers and had a baby out of wedlock. they god made married later in the got involved in the revolution and sell for america and then they drowned. the ship wrecked off the coast of ireland and they drowned in the bodies were never found isn't that sad. it is kind of a sad sort of feel like she was just like coming into her own. and it didn't look out for her. all right so this is the model for women in journalism. this is in the 18 hundreds. which sets the stage for nelly, i'm sure you've heard of the same. i mean, when people talk about the history of journalism and women journalism, nelly bly's name always comes up. she has her own stamp. she's very well known and the reason she's very well is because she was extremely significant. two pieces of context, increasing commercialization of the press. publisher senate for money, trying to drive up circulation, get eyeballs in on the one hand, women it caught in the sort of dilemma created known the untraditional femininity,

angelo quinto died. a condition known as excited delirium. even the american association has questioned whether it is a valid diagnose. >> reporter: diagnoses that you may not have heard about. that's the diagnose of an antioch man who died, excited delirium. back in december of 2020, quinto's sister dialled 911 fearing about her sister. >> the officer and the detective told me that i did the right thing when i called. antioch police denied they pinned him to the floor. he lost consciousness and died three days at the hospital. >> if it was the right thing, they would not kill my brother. >> we know this is asphyxiation. >> reporter: the coroner ruled quinto's death was an accident. >> i can sleep at night. they also spent most of their time fighting to reform the department including advocating for a mental health response team. antioch police have not commented on today's finding. >>> he's promising to get every american home. it comes as he faces mounting criticisms for the chaotic operation. the president says evacuation flights have star

giovanni angelo sounds pretty exciting to me. they had -- they became lovers. they had a baby out of wedlock. they got married later. got involved in the roman revolution, sailed off for america and then drowned. their ship ship wrecked off thet of fire island, and they drowned, and their bodies were never found. isn't that sad? kind of a sad -- i sort of feel like she was just coming into her own, you know? and it didn't, didn't work out for her. all right. so this was the model for women in journalism. in the 1800s. which sets the stage for nelly bly who is a name i'm sure you all have herald, right? i mean, when -- have heard, right? when people talk about the history of journalism and women in journalism, nelly buy's name always -- nelly bly's name a always comes up. she's very well known, and the reason is because she was extremely significant. okay. so two pieces of context. increasing commercialization of the press, right? publishers or in it for money trying to drive up circulation, get eyeballs. on the one hand. women ca

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angelo kinko's family announced a federal civil rights lawsuit seeking justice and accountability. 9112. days before christmas, when king toe was experiencing a mental health crisis. they say police killed him by holding him down on his stomach, causing him to asphyxiate. attorneys for the family revealed the results of their independent autopsy. they said no drugs were found in king tow system and his eyes had particular hemorrhages. science. he died from lack of oxygen earlier this year, a new york police chief tammany brooks, appeared to defend his officers, he said. none of king toes injuries sustained in the struggle were fatal, and officers did not use their knees on his neck happened in front of his mother and sister. but yet the effort was to shame him to suggest that he caused his own demise. and that to me was outrageous and despicable. king toes. sister bella said she hopes her brother's death brings about needed change in the police department parents to remember how he went. but he believed that he had a guardian angel. and if there is something more for him, i hope th

they ruled that the death of 30 year-old angelo quinto was an accident. but family members say that he died when a police officer pressed his knee. >> to his neck. all of this happened just days before christmas kron four's michelle kingston talk to the family and their attorneys about the finding. the word for me of the year's disappointed, the family of angelo quinto an antioch man who died back in december during a mental health crisis is upset over the verdict made by a coroner's jury on friday, a coroner's inquest which the coroner convenes in fatal incidents that involve police officers is a public hearing word, jury rules and the manner of the person's death. they must choose if the death was an accident. a suicide natural causes or at the hands of another person other than by accident. keep those mother stepfather and sister found out in court that the jury ruled keep those death as accidental after hearing the testimony of witnesses believe that the mother and sister were real direct witnesses have been called the >> that and ali, what causes the

. >> today, a coroner's jury reached a verdict in the death of 30 year-old angelo king tow family members say the navy veteran died last december when an antioch police officer pressed his knee to keep those neck. but in a public hearing, a jury ruled kato's death was an accident. kron four's michelle kingston explains why and has reaction from the family. >> the word for me of the year's disappointed, the family of angelo quinto an antioch man who died back in december during a mental health crisis is upset over the verdict made by a coroner's jury on friday a coroner's inquest which the coroner convenes in fatal incidents that involve police officers is a public hearing word, jury rules on the manner of the person's death. they must choose if the death was an accident. a suicide natural causes or at the hands of another person other than by accident. keep those mother stepfather and sister found out in court that the jury ruled keep those death as accidental after hearing the testimony of witnesses believe that the mother and sister were real direct witnesses have been called the >> tha

ation antioch and its police force have been under recent scrutiny following the december death of angeloto. officers responded to a call of a mental health crisis and restrained quinto on his stomach for several minutes he fell unconscious and was pronounced dead at a hospital. the coroner's office on friday ruled that quinto died from excited delirium a controversial theory recently opposed by the american medical association junk science civil rights attorney john burris's representing pinto's family and rejected the coroner's findings last week. we do still believe this would restrained affix ea shin. there was nothing that was given today to suggest otherwise the mayor's proposed law mirrors a statewide bill that's currently in the legislature if passed a before 90 with some early band techniques that could risk causing positional asphyxia we should always wait for state action to tell us what to do to tell us to do the right thing. now i reached out to the antioch police department and its police union and i'm still waiting to hear back heather evan have other departments band these

one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keepr because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could

angelo kinko's family has been bracing for the long awaited inquest into his death last december ander he was restrained by police. some answers were revealed at the hearing friday morning inside this contra costa county courthouse. cameras were barred from recording the proceeding. forensic pathologist dr at catchy ogan ruled that king toes death was a result of excited delirium with acute drug toxicity and arrest related physical exertion. he found two prescription drugs in his system level syrah tatum, an anti seizure drug and modafinil, a brain stimulant used to keep people awake. but even as ogan ruled the death a result of excited delirium otherwise known as dying from extreme agitation. he conceded the theory was poorly understood. what's more, the theory has come under recent scrutiny as more national focus has been put on in custody deaths. junk science and that's what's so shocking about it. even the doctor recognizes that in some circles, it is junk science. but yet he then used it as a basis to say is the cause of death here. attorney john burris's representing pinto's fa

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something doing something created one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angeloorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> lay your hand on somebody's back in using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me and banned from from any use. >> he says reforming the police department was a key part of his winning mayoral campaign and reducing in custody deaths. it's the next step in keeping that promise was been part of the public debate for quite some >> since are 2 recent in-custody deaths that were wit

another big story, the family of angelo quinn, tino and east bay. navy veteran has filed a federal wrongful law up for wrongful death lawsuit against the city of antioch. they claim that any of officers pressing need is neck for nearly 5 minutes while responding to a call for a mental health crisis. this back in december lawsuit names, the city of antioch police chief to monae brooks and 4 other officers. the family says the officers use excessive force while trying to restrain him. >> our view that the officers just the monica de escalation. if they could have a conversation. it could have communicated that could reassess the situation. no, they did not do that and maybe threw him to the floor. >> so far the city of antioch has not commented on that lawsuit. in the east bay. new developments in the case of philip cry. check. officials announced a premium, a preliminary autopsy shows there were no signs of foul play in his death. crytek was first reported missing while running in the pleasant hills in early july. you might remember his body was disc

one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me and banned from from any use. >> he says reforming the police department was a key part of his winning mayoral campaign and reducing in custody deaths is the next step in keeping that promise was been part of the public debate for quite some >> since are 2 recent in-custody deaths that were within 45 days of

on our weekly author interview program "after words", robin the angelo looks at how well intentioned white people and inadvertently called racial harm through what she calls a culture of niceness. she's interviewed by princeton university professor of african-american studies and watch interviews from freedom fest, the annual libertarian conference . the authors include carrie macdonald and philip magnus on education, benjamin powell on immigration and anthony davies thoughts on the role of cooperation and coercion play in our society. find a full schedule in your program guide or visit booktv.org and now from freedom fest, gary hoover, founder of the superstore chain. talked about his business background, love of reading and some of the books he has in his library . >> gary hoover is the author of this book a lifetime learner's guide to reading and learning but before we get into the themes of the book, mister hoover, in your biography it says you live in a 33 room house, 32 rooms of which contain books. 57,000 books i told. explain. >> i'm afraid a few more came last week so i got

the inquest release today said angelo quinto's death was an accident and found he died of excited to live -- excited delirium syndrome caused by prescription drug used to treat narcolepsy. the family's attorney spoke to the press. they compared his death to george floyd. >> both officers admitted putting their knees on the back of his shoulders. on more than one occasion. one was for in indeterminate amount of kind -- of time. anchor: his mother called officers to their home for a reported mental health said. they filed a civil lawsuit against the city of antioch, it's police chief, and four officers. anchor: a ratty day for the recall election. both sides squared off at the -- anchor: a top official with the biden administration gets an up close look at the local effort and what she says ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance wit

one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me and banned from from any use. >> he says reforming the police department was a key part of his winning mayoral campaign and reducing in custody deaths is the next step in keeping that promise was been part of the public debate for quite some >> since are 2 recent in-custody deaths that were with him 45 days

hon has served 53 years for shooting. kennedy, at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel in san angelo is in 1968. phil laval has more from los angeles for 53 years. it has been no after no hemmed number. 16 godsa hanser hon. the result he wanted. i got the shooter convicted of murdering robert f. kennedy. a man many believed would be president and the progressive one gun down in a busy hotel in 1968 by a palestinian furious about his support for israel, a crime. so hon has never denied but says he doesn't remember. i was always there. but i don't remember the exact moment. remember pulling my guns out of my bike now to be freed on parole after intervention from the senate, his children some douglas appearing in person to say, so hands should be released along with another man shot on that night. they, i'm busted a hotel where the murder took place was knocked down years ago, replaced with this memorial, which really highlights what that moment took from this country. the man who killed robert kennedy not acquitted, but you to be released on parole. and all these years later, mary stil

let's cross over to charlie angelo in our london broadcast central, the very fast moving story. charlie, as the sunsets that can stand the turks and the german saying there, okay, americans have 3 injured the taliban now saying that as many as 11 have been killed . of course, many phone calls, i'm sure going from european capitals to the us and vice versa. yes, well the one half in the u. k. defense ministry is that that's still trying to establish exactly what has happened, whether or not has it affected any of the personnel or the ask and they're trying to get out. and i remember there's still a large number of civil servants, including the you came back to the, to ask honest on inside the perimeter of the airport still processing visa applications. and they have said that they will remain that until the last minute. we know that the threat of these attacks, which the u. k on foreign minister was talking about this morning, has brought forward the evacuation flights and ended the evacuation flight for many countries. the u. s. had warned countries to remove.

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todd: with that let's bring in assemblyman, angelo santa barbara. despite the resignation, do you expect the impeachment to go forward. >> the resignation allows the state to go forward. we need a governor that can have a collaborative relationship with the state legislature. clearly, governor cuomo is not that person. we have a lot of work to do, a lot of challenges ahead. the resignation doesn't give us the accountability. the judiciary committee, the impeachment investigation needs to be completed because the ag's report is certainly a start but it only looks at the sexual harassment charges. but when you look at what the assembly and judiciary committee is looking at, it's much more than that. they're focusing on delays in releasing the nursing home data, the use of government resources for his book deal, the improper use of covid testing for family and friends in the inner circle and the list goes on and on. there were threats against my colleague, ron kim, and other members of the legislature. there's a lot more work going into the judiciary c

the death of angelo quinto in december really brought the issue to the forefront here in antioch. restrained until he lost consciousness and died. >> i have not heard any pushback yet. most of the commentary, publiclc comments, and it has been ongoing since february, has been that we could easily vote on this soon. i thought it would come through the police oversight committee but it did not. i know many residents were frustrated at the inaction from us, so we are bringing it forward tomorrow. >> the mayor says he cannot comment on the case because the city is facing a civil rights lawsuit in that case. we did check in with the police union. the union sent us a statement saying that the union does not advocate for that technique, calling it inappropriate, unacceptable, and saying it should not be taught. it sounds like this mandate will have a clear path to being passed at tomorrow's city council meeting. >> san francisco's asian artists are about to get infusion of cash to help fight against aapi hate. the money will help fund artists who will use their talents to raise awareness

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>> yeah, that is right angelo, i'm happy she has private security but i'm just wondering if -- >> seanar. but i wonder if the citizen she actually represents can afford $70,000 a year in private security, and god knows they need it. lewis is one of the most dangerous cities in america. you have a one in 51 chance of being a victim of a crime there. 151 murderers and a hundred of those victims have been black people and they are not being killed by cops, they are being killed by criminals and murderers and you know who chases criminals and murderers? that is cops and that's exactly who they want to defund. 81% of the black community favors the same or more policing. here's the big take away here. we have to do away with this notion that the democrats are not this radical party. they are a radical party. this is not some french activist, that the democrat member of congress had a very popular one of that. the member of the squad, they have the highest social media following. a real influence in the democratic party. defunding the police is not a radical talking point, it happened across

>> the political scientist angelo falcon, who has also been a political activist much of his adult life, says that something very interesting is happening that latinos in the united states are being racialized. they're not. they're an ethnic group but they're being racialized by the way america does assimilation, by the way america does race. and so fusion -- i mean, after jews couldn't read yiddish anymore, the daily forward stopped printing in yiddish. it has one page in yiddish and the rest of it is in english. and after norwegians really couldn't read norwegian anymore, norsk, which came out in brooklyn, stopped printing in norwegian. fusion, which is a joint venture of abc and univision, is positioning itself for the world in which the grandparents of present day and recent past immigrants, the grandchildren of those immigrants who will not be spanish dominant will still think of themselves as something different from the american mainstream and will want to consume media that tells a different story about america than the one that the mainstream provides. that's an interesting ide

the death of angelo keto brought this to the forefront and antioch. he was restrained until he lost consciousness and later died. the mayor believes the city council will pass the proposal. the police union supports it, saying it is not epic it a knee to neck technique. kumasi: an investigation by the california department of justice at bakersfield police violated the constitutional rights of its residents. investigators say they have evidence that shows on reasonable force, including deadly force u --nreasonable force, including deadly force was used. the police chief denies these allegations, but says new policies will be enforced, including the appointment of an independent monitor. reggie: many restaurants and bars have reopened. as covid numbers have risen and then fallen again, so has business. >> we understand emergencies happen. it is difficult when so many emergencies are happening. folks are canceling. reggie: kim alter of night of nt restaurant is making the best of a difficult couple of weeks. more customers are canceling the reservations.

one of them, 30 year-old angelo navy veteran who died after an officer put his knee on his neck during an arrest last july. a jury ruled that that death was deemed to be an accident. but family members argue that a ban on need to neck restraints could very well save his life. >> he would be alive today. if maybe there's insufficient, it may be that it's not their whole change of behavior. but it is definitely a positive step. >> mayor thor plans to submit the proposal to the antioch city council tonight. me says if it's approved, the policy could be implemented before the end of the year. so we'll definitely follow that story. >> 9.37. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news there are big wildfires still burning in northern california. we're going to give you an update on just how big they've got. and the giants are on the road tonight for a tough matchup against mets. we're going hear from manager gabe kepler about that and what else the team is facing. >> and we are going to be looking at a pretty comfortable day along the coastline staying mostly to partly cloudy out that d

it was about a hundred miles away in san angelo.rs after our interview with that woman that you just heard, and from just being in this town, one of the things that became very clear is when everybody gets infected, when people start dying, the division, the differences, those fade away. they don't matter anymore. jake? >> all right, rosa flores, thank you so much. >>> the democratic agenda facing some road blocks from fellow democrats. coming up next, the tough new warning from house speaker nancy pelosi. stay with us. 's the nature of beg the economy. observing investors choose assets to balance risk and reward. with one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. agile and liquid. a proven protector. an ever-evolving enabler of bold decisions. an asset more relevant than ever before. gold. your strategic advantage. mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those w

one of them was 30 year-old angelo quinto, a navy veteran who died after an officer put his knee on the his neck during an arrest last week. a jury ruled that that death was accidental. but family members still believe that a ban on need to neck. restraints could have saved his life. >> he would be alive today. if maybe there's insufficient, it may be that it's not their whole change of behavior. but it is definitely a positive step. >> and mayor thor plans to submit his proposal to the antioch city council tonight. if approved. he says the policy could be implemented before the end of the year. we'll keep you updated on that story. >> it's 8.37. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the big wildfires that are burning out of control in northern california will have an update for you when we come back. and the giants are on the road tonight for a tough matchup against the mets. but wait, there's more manager. gabe kepler tells us what they're up against. and we will be seeing plenty of sunshine for most of the bay area coastal areas. on the other hand, staying a little cloudier par

one of them was 30 year-old angelo quinto, a navy veteran who died after an officer put his knee on can during an arrest. last week. a judge ruled that that death was accidental. but family members argue that a ban on need to neck restraints could potentially save his life. >> he would be alive today. it may be that it's insufficient it may be that it's not their whole change of behavior. but it is definitely a positive step. >> and mayor thor plans to submit the proposal to antioch city council tonight. if approved. he says the policy could be implemented before the end of the year. we'll let you know how that vote goes. 07:37am. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. what's up with the wildfires will have the very latest on those fires that are burning in northern california and whether or not they're going to send smoke our way. plus the giants are on the road tonight and they have a tough matchup not just against the mets. we're going hear from manager gabe kepler about the tough schedule that the giants have ahead. and we've got a cool one at the coast today with high