angelo: for the holidays, yes, we think so.think it is interesting that clearly the timing of this event being on september 7 and the actual launch of the phones, i mean, we were talking about september 16 i believe is when shipment starts, a week earlier than we had anticipated, i think that in itself should tell you that they are absolutely managing the supply constraints that may be they had to contend with more severely earlier this year but in a much better situation. they should be better positioned in the next couple of months than others out there. i will say that as far as these phones are concerned, i mean, it is more supply driven than demand-driven in terms of expectations for the september quarter. we expect some supply constraints in a couple of weeks. it is interesting how they put the launch of these phones. we had the iphone devices that will be available at the end of next week where the other one will be in october. that will help them also navigate constraints and put more emphasis on those pro devices, whic

now with swift financial consultant on political unless angelo juliano angelo, thanks for your time this saturday. what may this bond on chip exports mean for china and russia its businesses, its citizens? firstly, you think? well, this is not surprising. this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. what it started with the chip to the chip act is an investment of the u. s. government of $50000000000.00 us dollar. to create a cheat sheet, promote the transferring of foreign companies, especially from south korea, high one in japan to have been to move to the us. that's part of the plan. the other plan is to create the, what they called a cheap the cheap alliance, which is 4 countries getting together. japan, south korea, the u. s. and high one. and the purpose of this alliance to is to contain china. but the problem is that china is the largest market when it comes to microchips. and so keep in mind that china is catching up. china is right now, the ability to produce 7 then a meter microchips, while the difference with the others that you have is salt, korea, and ta

that is welcome news for the family. >> i was still with i was the mother of the late angelo quinto said contra costa county's district attorney. he's now part of a coverup since she chose not to prosecute antioch police officers for her son's death back in 2020, do not understand how >> yeah, not a cluess the read all the police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis. >> at issue, whether the restraint used by police cross the line and caused keep those death. >> obviously, something happened with these officers because he was breathing with his mom who was holding him. there was loss of oxygen that didn't happen. but within 5 minutes of the dead content, mainly rain did he was after being held by the police down on the floor and various kinds of position. so i view this case is clearly they face with criminal should have been brought and it should have been the of assault and involuntary attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct. >> but the district attorney not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs,

kron four's dan kerman reports. >> know what happened that >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020 eur. >> we're suppose look at this. investigate. but you joined the call help. >> you are part of the color now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's where he really that's where going to load died underneath the weight of these offices. also afternoon, no heartbeat, not breathing. attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct, but the da not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs, including fentanyl, played a role in his death. >> even though they say medical reports show that not to be true in terms of the consideration of the evidence that was almost a conclusion that was they want it. >> and they want

. >> reporter: they say a couple of officers kneeled on angelo's shoulder and neck cutting off oxygen. the family attorney already filed a federal civil lt alleging wrongful death. >> this report was not fair, it was not impartial, and it was intended, in our view, to improperly absolve the officersf pretty clear doing in the case. >> reporter: on december 3, 2020, his sister called 911 aftr quinto was having a mental episode. police arrived to his mom holding him in a bear hug p. officers separated the two, han, and kneeled on quinto's shoulder. >> he was compliant. he wasn't . >> does he have a voice? what's happening? >> reporter: that's his mother g officers why her son wasn't responsive. angelo never regaind consciousness and died three days later. >> we will keep on fighting. >> reporter: the letter will send a letter to to the state attorney general tk him to reexamine the criminal case. da lin, kpix 5. > >> the santa clara county mad cal examiner's office reviewed the first autopsy and agreed with the findings. > >> still ahead tonight at 11:00, 11:00, something stinks at lake

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and last year governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act. a law banning all police holds that can cause positional asphyxia. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news venetia. firefighters responded to a structure fire this afternoon. it broke out on military east near east sixth street. no injuries have been reported, but you can see from sky foxes viewpoint here that there was a lot of damage to the home. crews say they will be on scene for a few hours watching for any hot spots. a security guard carrying cash out of the hospital is critically wounded after a man shot him grabbed the cash and ran off the white house promising new tools to fight the monkeypox outbreak, as national health leaders purchased tens of millions of new doses of vaccine plus can republicans win the house? yes can they win those five seats? certainly they don't have to pick up a few here and there, but democrats have something else going for them. but first it's a little more than two months until election day, and political analysts say it's anyone's guess what may happen

s and the veteran community in and around san angelo. i particularly want to recognize the hardwork and leadership of my friend, congressman august pfluger, and senator -- the senate sponsor of this bill, senator cornyn, they have been relentless in their advocacy for the bill so that charles and joanne's incredible legacy will finally receive the recognition it deserves. i thank them both and urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill today and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: madam speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i would like to yield three minutes to the person i just talked about, the gentleman from texas, august pfluger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pfluger: thank you to my colleague and ranking member and to the chairman

. >> angelo emma rondo. >> james m. amarado. >> paul w. ambrose.t charles anderson. john jack and reggio -- >> hi 00 -- joseph john angelini junior. mary lee edwards angell. >> lara and gelato -- lorraine antiqua. and my cousin -- >> and my husband cesar ovi are -- alviar. september 2022 is the21st anniversary -- the 21st anniversary. cesar alviar will be remembered as a kind and loving person to family and friends. his legacy will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and my children, christopher, jeanine anez, my grandchildren, riley, james, nina, maxwell, and my daughter-in-law, and son-in-laws eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. thank you all to those who organized this for us. god bless the victims, and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old. i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. and my other cousin, who died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman of the voices from 9/11. if it were not for him we would not have this opportun

that includes fields where green one screw silva toward us and angelo still farms his land. here in eastern sicily, his family has been growing wheat for generations. he wouldn't dream of sacrificing his land for solar park or wind farm. but i been availability on him that would be tragic in the end of a naturally grown product, the yamuna. glad. they went to the doctor, but right next to his field there are markings on the road, electricity pylons will soon be built here for a solar park further down in the plane. the man who is here on site wanted to see the project stops or you know why they were going to the top of it down to the lab difficult thought lake antonini a. the investors are exploiting the farmer's financial difficulties. he said he, what they received rather to be a little money for their crops haley, but a lot of money for their land, all 80 kilometer, who would say no to back to the local stream g. but it would be the end of the tradition and identity of farming here a lot or a lot of rain theda. even the italian state is encouraging farmers to profit and t

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dan kerman has that story for us. >> no would have been, my. >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020, >> we're suppose. look at this to investigate. but you joined the call >> you are part of the color of now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's where he really that's where you want a underneath the weight of these offices. also, need it, no heartbeat, not breathing. attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct. >> but the da not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs, including fentanyl, played a role in his death, even though they say medical reports show that not to be true in terms of the consideration of the evidence that was almost a conclusion that was they want it. >> and they wanted to fit the

well there over the death of angelo quinto. >> taking a long look at long covid. local organizations trying to better understand why some people symptoms just won't go away. >> california is expected to get more than a million updated booster doses targeting the omicron variant. the omicron ba 5 has been described as the most contagious form of the virus yet many health officials now believe that most americans, spain, meat may need to get a covid shot every year and they say that the updated boosters will protect against severe illness. hospitalization, long covid and death. it could be the last shot subsidized by the federal government. but californians we'll still be able to get their booster shots free. >> california has received the first 600,000 of the new updated. both searched and they are becoming available clinics and pharmacies throughout the state. we are expecting an additional 400,000 those us in the next 2 days and we will continue working on getting them communities quickly possible. and remember in california covid pulsars are free of charge to co

angelo, thank you for joining us.with the right-wing playbook, blurring the line between maga republicans and mainstream gop voters. what are you seeing this week? >> i think the two things that are notable here if you look at the reaction amongst the right wing to president biden's speech. is one, whether you're a fox news viewer, i talk radio listener, -- you are hearing the exact same thing. so, they're calling a satanic. they are saying that joe biden was encouraging or trying to incite violence. they are warning of false flags. this is universal. they are springing up conspiracies. they're giving a wink and a nod to some of the qanon conspiracy theories. but they are all saying the same thing. that's the first thing that i think is sort of disturbing and notable. they are in lockstep here. the second thing that i think is notable is this. they are not willing to accept a distinction that president biden drew. so, when you carve out a segment and says, these sort of extremists are the real part of the problem, the

a last week cleared the officers and angelo cuentos death ktvu evan sernoffsky has been covering this story for some time. he's live in the newsroom tonight with the very latest evan candelo cuentos family says the district attorney's office made false claims in its report that cleared the officers. they're hoping that ags office comes to a different conclusion. i know the truth. will prevail. family of angelo quinto and supporters gathered outside the state building in oakland wednesday, demanding justice and accountability, you know, justice is never easy to achieve. it is a hard road to take was having a mental health crisis at his family's home two days before christmas in 2020, police responded and restrained him face down for several minutes. he never regained consciousness, almost a conclusion that was that wanted. they wanted to 50 evidence to that. prosecutors cited the coroner's report that determined quinto died from excited delirium syndrome, a controversial diagnosis that's been rejected by the american medical association. the term is almost exclusively applied when peop

and last year governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act.w banning all police holds that can cause positional asphyxia. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. an update tonight about a violent arrest in the city of san rafael, that marine county district attorney's office is now investigating that incident back in july, two police officers confronted a man who was drinking a beer on a side street in the canal district. police body cam footage shows an officer taking him to the ground and hitting him after the man stood up when he was being ordered to sit down by the officer. the man ended up with a scraped face. and a broken nose . both officers are on leave. santa clara is among the counties that are starting to administer the new covid boosters. health officials say people can get either the fighter or modern, a shot, no matter which previous vaccine they've taken, they say people should consider taking whatever vaccine is available at the county fairgrounds in san jose, they expected to provide several 100 shots today. santa clara officials

the family of angelo quinto wants a second look. i know the truth. will prevail. family of angelo quinto and supporters gathered outside the state building in oakland wednesday, demanding justice and accountability. you know, justice is never easy to achieve. it is a hard road to take was having a mental health crisis at his family's home two days before christmas in 2020, police responded and restrained him face down for several minutes. he never regained consciousness, almost a conclusion that was that wanted. and they wanted to 50 evidence to that. prosecu cited the coroner's report that determined quinto died from excited delirium syndrome, a controversial diagnosis that's been rejected by the american medical association. the term is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody, civil rights attorney john burris says he commissioned an independent autopsy that found quinto is fix ea tid as police held him in a prone position. suppressive persons die a friend. they will cut off oxygen that you need for your brain is office also wrote that quint

attorney general is set to review the case involving antioch police officers in the 2020 death of angelo king to the family argues said officer misconduct resulted in keep those deaths. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> no would have been my. >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020 eur. >> we're suppose look at this. investigate. but you joined the call help. >> you are part of the color of now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's where he really that's where going to load died underneath the weight of these offices. also afternoon, no heartbeat, not breathing. attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct, but the da not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs, including fentanyl, played a role in his

you just wonder, angelo, is apple just getting caught up in the selling of everything else we talkedddictive. your phone is the most addictive thing you've got >> you're absolutely right as far as kind of how people get apple, we view it as more of a consumer staples oriented product. a lot of those investors out there may think the stock is overly expensive we tend to think otherwise a plus two-year basis, they're looking at about 23 times earnings that's a very reasonable kind of must have type of product out there. not to mention the opportunities out there as well as their buyback opportunities in place we continue to like the stock despite the recent selling pressure >> but the incremental gains have really come down. every year when the iphone was born, it like doubled in computing power. it was twice as big. twice as awesome now is the iphone 14 going to be that much better than somebody's 11 or se >> i think answer to your question is probably not especially after two unbe unbelievable cycles we had after the 12 and 13 cycles driven by you know, 5g adoption and of course kind

kron four's dan kerman has the story. >> i was still with i was the mother of the late angelo quinto said contra costa county's district attorney. he's now part of a coverup since she chose not to prosecute antioch police officers for her son's death back in 2020, do not understand how to >> yeah, no cluess the we'd for all the police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis. >> at issue, whether the restraint used by police cross the line and caused keep those death. >> obviously, something happened with these officers because he was breathing a mom who was holding him. there was loss of oxygen that didn't happen. but within 5 minutes of the dead content, mainly rain did he was active been held by the police down on the floor and various kinds of position. so i view this case is clearly case with criminal charges should have been brought. and it's an event the of alton and involuntary attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct. >> but the district attorney not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs, i

my. >> the anguished mother of the late angelo quinto had some choice words for contra costa county's district attorney who chose not to prosecute any act. police officers for her son's death back in 2020 eur. >> we're suppose. look at this to investigate. but you joined the call for >> you are part of the color of now. police were called to the family home because kato was experiencing a mental health crisis. at issue, whether the police restraint cross the line and caused keep those death. >> the officers killed him at the scene because that's whe3e he really that's where we're going to load died underneath the weight of these offices wholesomeness and need it. no heartbeat, not breathing. attorneys for the family say the evidence points to police misconduct. >> but the da not only chose to ignore it but suggested illegal drugs, including fentanyl, played a role in his death, even though they say medical reports show that not to be true in terms of the consideration of the evidence that was almost a conclusion that was they want it. >> and they wanted to fit the evidence to that. >>

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host: our next caller's angelo in cranston, rhode island.ngelo, you say you are unsure about the u.s. election system. tell us why. caller: yes. this is angelo. host: yes, go ahead. caller: yeah. i am calling in regards to voting. by state, the laws are put in place for how to vote and what you need to vote. it causes a problem when states do not have voter id, vote by mail, and they don't have a rebuttal by email that you received it. all these things in play from the last election, the question was the laws were taken away from some of the states because of the pandemic, and it caused not only confusion, but the people were uncertain if it was done right. that is what caused the issue with voting rights, you know. if the states make it more feasible that they have a guarantee that the vote counted and was in correctly, it all goes away. that is what happened the last vote, people thought that it was done quickly and not by the law of the state, and everyone got upset, so what i think they need is the states need to be guaranteed that those

dagen: angelo, thank you so much for being here this morning. angelo zino. morning, i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. let's talk about a u-turn in the border bus saga. liberal mayors forced to acknowledge there is a crisis as thousands of migrants are being bussed to their cities. new york city mayor eric adams sending a delegation to the border for a fact finding mission. though his administration still slamming the bussing, quote, as a political theater. meantime, chicago mayor lori lightfoot saying she's planning a trip to d.c. d.c. this week tt with white house officials to discuss her own migrant crisis, all this as white house press secretary karine jean-pierre shuts down an invitation from ted cruz to see the crisis firsthand. listen. >> i certainly don't need lectures or invitations from republicans about the border or border policies and i certainly won't take advice on border from anyone who voted against securing record level of funding for the department of homeland security and, you know, and while fol

we got some reaction on this, including from financial consulting on political analyst, angelo juliano, who believes the u. s bond on micro chip exports, the china will end up causing economic repercussions back in the west. this is part of the plan of the collective west to contain china. actually, they might be shooting them suffering to the food because ultimately they, they need the whole product. microchip is only part of the product, but if the, if the product is meeting china any sold to the us, ultimately the u. s. are going to disruption when it comes to the, you know, to, to the final product to be shipped to the us. they don't have the cost efficiency of, of china. so ultimately, these might be actually an additional to inflation in the west. because probably the cost, especially when it comes to rule and micro chips is the cost. if it's done in the u . s, it's probably $3.00 to $4.00 times the price they would pay if it was done in china when it comes to the michael sheets. that's for example, salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50

2020 back in december of that year, the police department responded to a call of the 30 year-old angelo mental health crisis. the attorney for the king to family claims that officers murdered him by putting a knee on his neck for 5 minutes. just last month, a coroner's jury found that the death was an accident. >> coming up, the power of technology. how foster city police say they track down suspects in a rolex theft case all the way to sacramento county and a labor day travel alert in full swing this evening. how busy is isn't out there now? busy is going to there now? busy is going to get it. bay area airports. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> 4 people are flying out of town la

we sat down recently with marshall ryan's who runs the maya angelo essay contest for students within oakland unified school district, and here is a small portion of that interview. this essay contest it's for students in oakland explained basically put some meat on the bones. what is it? it's an opportunity for young people. in oakland public schools to shine to take their stories. their words. and be celebrated. to watch the full interview with marshall, ryan's and other interesting conversations about oakland. just head over to our website, ktvu .com/ talk of the town. well sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here is a look at what joe and jason are working on. 49ers opened this season with a dud in the mud will break down what went wrong in chicago and hear from a frustrated trey lance alright and one of the all time great pitchers has his jersey retired what dave stewart had to say about today's all time honor at the colosseum. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast busin

host: our next caller's angelo in cranston, rhode island.ngelo, you say you are unsure about the u.s. election system. tell us why. caller: yes. this is angelo. host: yes, go ahead. caller: yeah. i am calling in regards to voting. by state, the laws are put in place for how to vote and what you need to vote. it causes a problem when states do not have voter id, vote by mail, and they don't have a rebuttal by email that you received it. all these things in play from the last election, the question was the laws were taken away from some of the states because of the pandemic, and it caused not only confusion, but the people were uncertain if it was done right. that is what caused the issue with voting rights, you know. if the states make it more feasible that they have a guarantee that the vote counted and was in correctly, it all goes away. that is what happened the last vote, people thought that it was done quickly and not by the law of the state, and everyone got upset, so what i think they need is the states need to be guaranteed that those

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seeing the referendums in don bassett care san angelo's. you have regents with locals making a choice on whether to join russia. we bring you all the latest now in our special coverage. ah. our correspondence in dom bank were mon concert in the danielle republicans egleston up in the lockdown square. public opened more details on the 3rd day of voting. the referendum has entered the 3rd day here in the longest people's republican across the regions. of course, we're having their se so far. everything has been relatively peaceful and quiet and well, according going according to plan. that's the despite caves attempts to disrupt and to intimidate the local population here. well, in fact, for the past 8 years, this is what i have to say now. cool. when it comes to figures now roughly all across the longest people's republic, just short of half of the entire population. that is, of course, eligible to vote, have done so they have had their sake. what is quite peculiar, that if you say, take lu ganske, the capital that has been governed independ

and issues important to oakland, and we recently sat down with marshall ryan's who runs the maya angelo essay contest for students within the oakland unified school district. here's a small part of that interview. this essay contest for students in oakland, explain basically put some meat on the bones. what is it? it's an opportunity for young people. in oakland public schools to shine to take their stories. their words. and be celebrated. and to watch the full interview with marshall, ryan's and other interesting conversations about the city of oakland has head over to our website, ktvu .com/ talk of the town. sports wrap is coming up tonight at 11 30. here's a look at what frank and jason are working on. 49ers regroup after losing trey lance for the year, we'll hear from jimmy garoppolo on his new role, which is basically the same as his old role starting quarterback on a team with playoff aspirations. jason a wild week to all around the nfl, featuring and very angry tom brady had two monster comebacks, including one involving the raiders and cardinals. plus, we've got your p g, a win

1000000 people cost the vote over $1600000.00 voted in the against republic wall, in both cases, san angelo's year, regions over a 1000000 and went to the polls with bow to the president of the bricks. international forum who was part of the international monitoring team and don bass . she says the mood of people that contradicts the western narrative. i found better people about homely let hearing that they are under their ah, gunpoint or they are having go controlled by that issue. and i really found that they are very 3, they are participating. and i think them like a celebration and festival and lydia lee giving message to the world that there is no fear nor any pleasure. and they are taking their own right when dish and garment did not by display, do they only provided logistic and infrastructure to the i long lance and don't sick people, the conduct of women. when you come to dial grounds, then you will understand what is that he annuity from my united nation office, you can not say every thing. so this is not what they were in. international media is going on. i knew most of the time,