lori ogorchock and tony tiscareno grew up in antioch.they have known each other since graduating from antioch high school in the 70s. both still live in antioch and also serve the city as council members. for them, safety is a pressing issue...lori ogorchock/nats- "i understand, this is where the cameras are going to go, on this intersection this year." on tuesday night... they along with their colleagues on the council voted unanimously to approve the purchase and installation of three surveillance cameras and six license plate readers at the intersection of east 18th street and cavallo road.tony tiscareno/council member- "we've been successful in the sycamore area and this is our next target." last november... the city installed surveillance cameras and license plate readers on the crime-riddled sycamore drive corridor... and, ogorchock says that's led to a reduction in crime in that area.lori ogorchock/council member- "we want to give our police officers the tools in their tool belts that they need and this is just adding to that tool

<tony tiscareno/council member- "we are hiring more police officers, you have more vehicles on the streetfficers on the street and we're bringing in tools such as this to, uh, to help aid our police department and that makes the community more comfortable, i believe."lori ogorchock/council member- "this is a huge piece -- huge piece, yes. it's going to help with redevelopment. it's going to help with the values of homes going up. um, its going to help a lot with the city, so yes, its moving -- the city's moving in very positive, forward direction."> ( james ) officials say they hope the cameras will be up and running by june. ( james ) students and parents are upset after a burglar targets instruments belonging to one popular bay area high school marching band. two dozen instruments were taken from armijo high school last week in fairfield. fairfield police say the burglar had to jump over two fences to steal the instruments. the school district says they are doing everything they can and working with police to catch the thieves. including turning over video to police from the school's su

tuesday night, lori ogorchock, tony tiscareno and their colleagues on the city council voted unanimouslyprove the purchase and installation of three new surviellance cameras and six license plate readers at east 18th and cavallo.tony tiscareno/council member- "we are hiring more police officers, you have more vehicles on the street, more officers on the street and we're bringing in tools such as this to, uh, to help aid our police department and that makes the community more comfortable, i believe."lori ogorchock/council member- "this is a huge piece -- huge piece, yes. it's going to help with redevelopment. it's going to help with the values of homes going up. um, its going to help a lot with the city, so yes, its moving -- the city's moving in very positive, forward direction." the council members and interim police chief hope to have the cameras installed by the summer. in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) united airlines continues to get backlash for that shocking video of a passenger getting dragged off a flight....(vicki) now another man from irvine is speaking out.