i am leslie martinez, youth leader and 18 and live in district 11. i want to share how my little cousin has been suffering. the smoke from the neighboring units made it boars. he -- made it worse. he was gasping for air. he lived with a single parent it was difficult to afford inhalers. this issue is real. i have seen the effects and attacks myself. i believe this issue is definitely preventable. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: googood morning. i am with the san francisco coalition. i am calling on behalf of my friend a low income asian-american transgender woman who lives in san francisco looking for housing in the city. she began the transition. i told her smoking is at risk. [ inaudible ] second-hand smoke delivers nicotine to increase cravings in those who want to quit. i don't want her to reach for cigarettes. she deserves to housing to breathe clean air and live a healthy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning. i am john, resident of district 5. chair of american heart association su

i am leslie martinez, youth leader and 18 and live in district 11. i want to share how my little cousin has been suffering. the smoke from the neighboring units made it boars. he -- made it worse. he was gasping for air. he lived with a single parent it was difficult to afford inhalers. this issue is real. i have seen the effects and attacks myself. i believe this issue is definitely preventable. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: googood morning. i am with the san francisco coalition. i am calling on behalf of my friend a low income asian-american transgender woman who lives in san francisco looking for housing in the city. she began the transition. i told her smoking is at risk. [ inaudible ] second-hand smoke delivers nicotine to increase cravings in those who want to quit. i don't want her to reach for cigarettes. she deserves to housing to breathe clean air and live a healthy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning. i am john, resident of district 5. chair of american heart association su

i am leslie martinez, youth leader and 18 and live in district 11. i want to share how my little cousin has been suffering. the smoke from the neighboring units made it boars. he -- made it worse. he was gasping for air. he lived with a single parent it was difficult to afford inhalers. this issue is real. i have seen the effects and attacks myself. i believe this issue is definitely preventable. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: googood morning. i am with the san francisco coalition. i am calling on behalf of my friend a low income asian-american transgender woman who lives in san francisco looking for housing in the city. she began the transition. i told her smoking is at risk. [ inaudible ] second-hand smoke delivers nicotine to increase cravings in those who want to quit. i don't want her to reach for cigarettes. she deserves to housing to breathe clean air and live a healthy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning. i am john, resident of district 5. chair of american heart association su

i am leslie martinez, youth leader and 18 and live in district 11. i want to share how my little cousin has been suffering. the smoke from the neighboring units made it boars. he -- made it worse. he was gasping for air. he lived with a single parent it was difficult to afford inhalers. this issue is real. i have seen the effects and attacks myself. i believe this issue is definitely preventable. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: googood morning. i am with the san francisco coalition. i am calling on behalf of my friend a low income asian-american transgender woman who lives in san francisco looking for housing in the city. she began the transition. i told her smoking is at risk. [ inaudible ] second-hand smoke delivers nicotine to increase cravings in those who want to quit. i don't want her to reach for cigarettes. she deserves to housing to breathe clean air and live a healthy life. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning. i am john, resident of district 5. chair of american heart association su

that martinez, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> there were certainly no doubt that california would vote biden for president. here is a look at the breakdown for bay area counties. san francisco had the highest percentage of votes for biden. 86% compared to 12% for trump. marin and alameda county voters each gave biden more than 80% support. 33% of solano county voters voted for trump. the votes for biden and trump do not add up to 100% keep in mind. >>> nationwide the presidential race is coming down to razor thin margins, more than anyone expected especially if you watch the polls. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz has a look at the race and how the polling ahead of election day painted a different picture. >> many expected this race should be close but maybe not this close. depending on arizona and nevada, there is a chance biden reaches 270 on the dot. but as we know, it's not over until it's over and the president is not going to go down without a fight. >> reporter: after a roller coaster 24 hours, the paths to 270 are coming into clearer picture. a abc news says joe biden is the a

significantly climb kron 4 subject all reports outside of a martinez restaurant that is still struggling to stay afloat. >>we catch up with leslie stiles she is the executive chef and owner of rocks on main here in martinez. she reacts to the contra costa public health department's decision to tailback indoor capacity at restaurants, this starts tomorrow friday. capacity had been allowed to increase to about 50% and has now gone back down to 25% starting friday because of the sharp rise in covid-19 cases countywide leslie says that she understands the reasoning behind this but that it is also hurting her business she says revenues already been down about 50 percent during the pandemic they've had to change their business model with deliveries carry out and curbside and we've also spoken with some patrons who say they're just not ready to eat indoors at we've also spoken with some who say they believe it's safe and that there's a way to do so moving forward so we'll catch up with leslie stiles and rocks on main street later tonight on kron 4 news. in martinez phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>let's talk about our weather forecas

martinez. >>explains the difficulty of balancing health and revenue. >>leslie stiles says managing a restaurant during the pandemic is a constant challenge. 4 employees rely on their wages for customers expect quality meals and everyone's health has to be a priority. covid-19 is a deadly virus that continues to spread it is real. >>i mean, and i feel room. totally comfortable taking food to someone's house or taking food to someone's in it. however, you feel about it that's how you feel and we respect. >>anything stiles was hopeful business would improve when contra costa health services allowed restaurants to expand indoor capacity to 50% last week but was disappointed to learn the public health department is telling capacity levels back down to 25% starting friday because of a rise in covid-19 cases stiles is owner and co executive chef of rocks on main in martinez when we first realized that we could put more people inside. we were excited about that because it's starting to get cold feet runs just want this virus to be over but until a vaccine is available

la primero es amparo guerra, natalia cornelio, ana martÍnez, verÓnica ribas, julia maldonado y lesliecon ana martÍnez, colombiana y estadounidense, doctora derecho de la universidad de houston, miembro de la comisiÓn de trata de personas de la fiscalÍa de harris, quiero preguntarle como inmigrante y persona de leyes ¿cÓmo ha visto usted de la evoluciÓn de nuestras comunidades hispanas respecto a cÓmo son vista en este paÍs y respecto a las oportunidades que se les dan? ana martinez: creo que las oportunidades cada vez son mayores, creo que el trabajo que han hecho todas las personas que han venido antes de nosotros o nos dan hoy la oportunidad de estar hoy donde estamos. creo que cada dÍa las oportunidades de serÁn cada vezmÁs, entre mayor trabajo y mayor esfuerzo llegas mÁs lejos, este es el paÍs de las oportunidades, es el momento para que todos los hispanos podamos brillar y representar esta comunidad. eliangelica: sin duda es asÍ, la felicito por esta representando nuestra comunidad. hablÓ con verónica rivas, mÁs de 20 aÑo en experiencia el litigio, experiencia empresarial en petr