tarling, but the silver lining for henderson. anna henderson, who was overjoyed at her medal success, given her comeback from injuries this season. i had ihada i had a small feeling that maybe i could push for the polio and to be second behind some delight grace brown, i can't believe it, i burst into tears when i found out —— the podium. the effort this year has been worth it. broke qualifying twice and a rough year, but to achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. to achieve a goal like this is unbelievable.— achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. ., ., , unbelievable. to take that silver medal by a _ unbelievable. to take that silver medal by a second, _ unbelievable. to take that silver medal by a second, waiting - unbelievable. to take that silver medal by a second, waiting to l unbelievable. to take that silver. medal by a second, waiting to see unbelievable. to take that silver- medal by a second, waiting to see if it was going to be bronze or silver. yes, i miss the world podium last year by two seconds and i was like,

director henderson, a henderson i director hinsey i kinsey i director tarlow. i tarlov i director cecchina i cecchina i chair eken i eken i thank you. those items are approved and concludes the business before you today vying for the shortest mta board meeting in the history of time. thank you. we are adjourned. >> [music] in the town inside here i'm young. he was putting art, music and drinking together upon today have a nonpretentious pretentious spitz that the community can enjoy each other and the time off we get in this world. [music] >> spends energy elevating artists and credit a safe place. >> it is i great neighborhood the art district because we have the contemp refer museum of sf. yerba buena for the arts all of the operators and businesses here we get together and xhoukt and support each other this is a very cool neighborhood to be a part of. [music] paint on canvas is primary low when we do. this is guilty pleasures an all female artist show. it is going to be great. fun we have interactive elts >> we love having this gem. you know people come in a

anna henderson was a british junior ski slalom champion...on the rain—soaked roads of central paris. ..but a broken leg as a teenager prompted a change of sport. turns out she's rather good at cycling. fastest, by several seconds. the british time trial champion was off to a good start, but others were also flying, only with added risk. 0h! and dygert hits the deck. when henderson crossed the line, she knew a medal was guaranteed... she's looking to make it onto the podium at the olympic games in paris. ..but what colour would it be? the australian grace brown stormed to gold, but chloe dygert�*s earlier fall meant the american had too much to do, and henderson grabbed a brilliant silver, with just under a second separating them. the first time in olympics history men and women are racing the same course, across the same distance. we saw delight there for anna henderson, but what canjosh tarling do? the european champion sets off. there were high hopes for the 20—year—old... oh, beautiful bit of cornering there. ..but disaster, in the form of

two others were arrested in henderson, only taken into custody after this pursuit.just as dramatic, lapd says henderson, with three other men, broke into an apartment, tied up a victim and stole his car keys. that police, one of the men, leaping from a four story building bouncing off the roof of another home and landing injured in the alley. two other suspects were quickly arrested, and once again henderson was the last to get caught changing his clothes and trying to walk out the front door. only he didn't fool police. some wondering why he wasn't still in jail for that crime. they should be in jail and never to be out because this is the pattern. >> i think in wednesday's kidnaping to henderson's already long rap sheet, which includes nearly half a dozen felony charges in the last 13 months, he's been in and out of jail a lot, and some are concerned it's become a revolving door, even for violent crimes. >> i don't understand how the system allows these people to continue coming out, and crimes will just continue to escalate, and somebody's going to get seriously

>> um, baucum and henderson. >> same day? >> yeah.new each other in some capacity, and that would have been a way to then zero in on henry. >> burgess testified for the defense, and she told the jury that wallace, while he was committing these murders, was in an alternate mental state. >> i did feel that he was not in total control of his thoughts, that he was being controlled, if you will, by the obsession. >> henry wallace was convicted of the rape and murder of nine women. >> i think we all knew what the verdict was going to be -- guilty. so, the real question was, does he live, does he die? >> the jury recommended death. and again, i don't think anyone was terribly surprised. >> it's such a sad case. it's not like you celebrate. >> i just want people to not forget, you know, what happened to these girls in charlotte, north carolina. we don't want people to go around and hear the name henry wallace and not know who he is, you know. because, you know, he was a black serial killer that killed a lot of black women. i want the world to

. >> detective henderson still had to determine if this was a random crime of opportunity.obbery gone wrong. investigators at the scene had noted scott's cell phone and wallet were missing. >> we checked into the activity on his bank cards. there were no activity. in my experience, when a robber takes property from a victim, they end up at a gas station. >> they're trying to use the card as quickly as possible. >> yes. >> didn't them? >> not in this case. >> anyway, the crime scene was telling the investigators, this wasn't random. >> there was a lot of emotion involved in the way scott was assaulted. >> whoever murdered him shot him , he falls to the ground, they could have shot him again, but instead, they choose to beat him to death. >> that's correct. >> which sounds like anger. >> it is. >> as an fbi agent for 23 years, scott horne had come into contact with plenty of bad guys, many of whom might have carried a grudge about scott putting his hands or his cuffs on them. so, they looked at scott's cases and found a whole lot of nothing. >> there had never been any threat

i think director henderson has the language.don't understand if someone was too busy to provide information on this, that we're entertaining this in front of this forum. now to redo what you all did and spent a lot of time on, that's what i don't understand. great question, director henderson, would you like to answer that? sure, well, we have been a little inundated these recommendations were on the grid, but the grid, it was difficult to get the information back as quickly as it was requested from, the department is the short answer. i mean, i can give you the timeline and the dates and give you all of that, but i don't want to stand and make a whole lot of excuses for it. we the timeline was difficult for us to map to meet. yeah. i don't want to say anything. you're professionals. i start my day even as a judge, at 5:30 a.m. and go to work, and i don't eat lunch. so you guys are out there doing what you do. that's what professionals do. so you have to work later to do what you're supposed to do. you know, this is the public's

i think director henderson has the language. guess i don't understand if someone was too busy to provide information on this, that we're entertaining this in front of this forum. now to redo what you all did and spent a lot of time on, that's what i don't understand. great question, director henderson, would you like to answer that? sure, well, we have been a little inundated these recommendations were on the grid, but the grid, it was difficult to get the information back as quickly as it was requested from, the department is the short answer. i mean, i can give you the timeline and the dates and give you all of that, but i don't want to stand and make a whole lot of excuses for it. we the timeline was difficult for us to map to meet. yeah. i don't want to say anything. you're professionals. i start my day even as a judge, at 5:30 a.m. and go to work, and i don't eat lunch. so you guys are out there doing what you do. that's what professionals do. so you have to work later to do what you're supposed to do. you know, this is the

three players on the henderson county team were also named to the all-tournament team. this is an amazing accomplishment for henderson county high school, for the program, the community, and i am so honored to represent this great community in west kentucky. congratulations again to the henderson county girls' softball team on their first ever state championship. mr. speaker, i rise today to talk about the new bill that i filed entitled the presidential ethics reform act. this bill is a bipartisan bill that i have filed with republican active katie porter from california. the american people are skeptical about whether government officials actually work in the public interest. regardless of which party they're in. this bill would require presidents and vice presidents to disclose foreign payments, family gifts, family loans, family use of government travel, and tax returns. increasing transparency is a key step to restoring trust in the government. let the american people see for themselves whether or not there are conflicts of interest with their leadership. both parti

ketv spoke with henderson. by to get a mannequin for creative projects. >> it used to be just people going to burning man or halloween displays. but with the pandemic, more and more people realize the importance of making something by hand. diy projects really went up then and so. mannequins are a wonderful cabinets for a lot of diy projects. here's an example of something that people could do as like wall art. you know, whether they want to make it a little mermaid looking or they want to put some flowers on it, always lamps. it's not just simply leg lamps anymore, but all types of lamps you can make out of there. >> that's creative. >> a lot of times people use found art, whether it's buttons or pennies or other kind of mosaics, to then put on a mannequin and kind of create like a mosaic sculpture. >> henderson also says there are usually about a thousand mannequins in her warehouse at any given time. she says companies and businesses also use her services as a way to build teamwork. a free ferry service is i

grace brown of australia _ britain for anna henderson.enderson. grace brown of australia won gold by i britain for anna henderson. grace brown of australia won gold by more than 90 seconds but henderson �*s career—high had come about through caution. i career-high had come about through caution. . , . career-high had come about through caution. ., , ., ., ., ., caution. i was a grandma through the corners and — caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that _ caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that paid _ caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that paid off— caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that paid off and - caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that paid off and i - caution. i was a grandma through the corners and that paid off and i used l corners and that paid off and i used to power on the streets and here i am. i burst into tears when i found out, all the effort this year with that, to achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. in that, to achieve a goal like this is unbeliev

great britain's anna henderson won silver.dal of the olympics in the mixed team air rifle shooting. china also took out gold in the women's 3m synchronised diving. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with divingbronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey — ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happerning in the pool today as team gbs men qualifty for this evenings 4 by 100m freestyle relay. and in under an hour's time, it will be the final of the men's rugby sevens competition at the stade de france, in northern paris. it's france's first attempt at a medal in the games as they take on fiji who are the reigning champions from tokyo and from rio in 2016 when sevens first became an olympic event.

but britain's anna henderson went for control.er medal. it is a super cycling silver for great britain, for anna henderson! grace brown of australia won gold by more than 90 seconds. but henderson's career high had come about through caution. yeah, i was a bit of a grandma through the corners, but that paid off and i used the power on the straights. and, yes, i can't believe it! i burst into tears when i found out. so all that effort this year has been worth it. to achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. in the men's race, josh tarling finished two seconds off a bronze. he lost time when he changed his bike for repairs. cruelly, the puncture meant he missed out on the podium. but britain's divers were on the right end of a twist. yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen moved into the medals when they took their last dive, but everybody expected australia to go past them. 0h! anything can happen in diving. a routine score would have put them in bronze, but on the left of the screen, a slip on the board. their agony had brought team

but britain's anna henderson went for control. in slalom skiing and this year on the bike, she has broken her collarbone twice. in these conditions, just to cross the line was brave. the time was good enough for britain's first silver medal. it is a super cycling silver for great britain, for anna henderson! grace brown of australia won gold by more than 90 seconds. but henderson's career high had come about through caution. yeah, i was a bit of a grandma through the corners, but that paid off and i used the power on the straights. and, yes, i can't believe it! i burst into tears when i found out. so, all that effort this year seems to be worth it. to achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. in the men's race, josh tarling finished two seconds of a bronze. he lost time when he changed his bike for repairs. cruelly, the puncture meant he missed out on the podium. but, britain's divers were on the right end of a twist. yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen moved into the medals when they took their last dive, but everybody expected

so judy henderson owns an oakland warehouse. it's called mannequin madness. she says that they have actually saved about a million mannequins a year from the landfill by reselling and reusing them. and earlier today on the four, i spoke with henderson, she says, a lot of people stop by to get mannequins for all kinds of creative projects. >> it used to be just people going to burning man or halloween displays. but with the pandemic, more and more people realize the importance of making something by hand. diy projects really went up then, and so. mannequins are a wonderful cabinets for a lot of diy projects. here's an example of something that people could do as like wall art. you know, whether they want to make it a little mermaid looking or they want to put some flowers on it, always lamps. it's not just simply leg lamps anymore, but all types of lamps you can make out of there. >> that's creative. >> a lot of times people use found art, whether it's buttons or pennies or other kind of mosaics, to then put on a mannequin and kind of create li a osaic sc ptur

great britain's anna henderson won silver.dal of the olympics in the mixed team air rifle shooting. china also took out gold in the women's 3m synchronised diving. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. meantime, fifa has deducted six points from the canadian team at the women's football tournament, following the flying of a drone to spy on new zealand's training session on monday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on

sure if they would be here or not, but just pointed out by john miller here, reggie jackson, rickey henderson, as john continues to talk right here, we'll give you a little live look into the ceremony that continues. and, you know, while many of the fans here never met him personally, a number of the fans say that they just took the day off and they really would not miss this event for willie mays, for the world. a chance to honor a legendary baseball player led to a line that stretched around the stadium. today, there's another 5000 people gathered here for what the giants are calling a celebration of life for willie mays. the say hey kid passed away on june 18th at the age of 93. for today's celebration, the giants brought together his closest family and friends, including his godson barry bonds, and his son michael mays, who we expect to hear from in just a few minutes. fans started arriving three hours before the gates opened. most we met were from around the bay area, but at least one came all the way from chicago. they talked to us about seeing mays play in person and explained what he

great britain's anna henderson won silver.l of the olympics in the mixed team air rifle shooting. china also took out gold in the women's 3m synchronised diving. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey, ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happerning in the pool today as team gb�*s men qualifty for this evenings four by 100m freestyle relay. so those are just a few of the headlines coming out of the sport — my colleague maryam moshiri is in paris, she has more on events there. people are recovering here after the amazing opening ceremony last night, the crowds around the river seine and millions of viewers around the world were treated to a w

henderson says harris left a mark, bringing more people of color into positions in leadership in the district attorney's office. i was one of those voices, her elevating me into a position of leadership and management to address those concerns, i think is a sign of who she is. harris's friends think she was shaped by the political action, innovation and progressivism the bay area is known for, which they believe will serve her well if she receives the democratic nomination and possibly goes on to win the presidency and she's patiently waited and she's done the work, and she is ready. robinson is rooting to see harris in the oval office. i just hug her and tell her, i told you so. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. alyssa, thank you. and harris sat down with our raj mathai for an exclusive interview during a visit to the bay area in 2021. just a few months after becoming the vice president. they spoke about her bay area roots and if she was thinking about running in 2024. when i went out to east bay mud, same exit off of 580. did you go by your house? i didn't because i had to get here,

judy henderson owns an oakland warehouse called mannequin madness.she and her staff save about a million mannequins every year from the landfill. earlier today on the four, we spoke with henderson and she says she allows people to come to the warehouse and express their creativity with the used mannequins. and some are sold and reused. >> it used to be just people going to burning man or halloween displays, but with the pandemic, more and more people realize the importance of making something by hand. diy projects really went up then and so. mannequins are a wonderful cabinets for a lot of diy projects. here's an example of something that people could do as like wall art. you know, whether they want to make it a little mermaid looking or they want to put some flowers on it, always lamps. it's not just simply leg lamps anymore, but all types of lamps you can make out of there. >> that's creative. >> a lot of times people use found art, whether it's buttons or pennies or other kind of mosaics, to then put on a mannequin and kind of create like a mosaic

garnet henderson, senior reporterfor the rewire news group.by �*s call for an overhaul of the supreme court, and what's going on in iowa? ~ , , , court, and what's going on in iowa? absolutely this abortion ban auoin iowa? absolutely this abortion ban going into _ iowa? absolutely this abortion ban going into effect - iowa? absolutely this abortion ban going into effect in - iowa? absolutely this abortion ban going into effect in iowa i ban going into effect in iowa is a direct consequence of that supreme court decision in 2022 that overturned roe versus wade, which had guaranteed the federal right to abortion for as president biden said nearly 50 years. as president biden said nearly 50 ears. i, i, i, , 50 years. so, in iowa after six weeks is _ 50 years. so, in iowa after six weeks is there _ 50 years. so, in iowa after six weeks is there absolutely - 50 years. so, in iowa after six weeks is there absolutely no i weeks is there absolutely no reason in the law for you to be allowed to have an abortion evenif allowed to have an abortion even i

judy henderson owns an oakland warehouse called mannequin madness.he and her staff save about a million mannequins a year from the landfill. early on, the four we spoke with henderson, she says, she allows people to come to the warehouse and express their creativity with the used mannequins, and some are sold and reused. >> it used to be just people going to burning man or halloween displays, but with the pandemic, more and more people realize the importance of making something by hand. diy projects really went up then, and so mannequins are a wonderful cabinets for a lot of diy projects. here's an example of something that people could do as like wall art. you know, whether they want to make it a little mermaid looking or they want to put some flowers on it, always lamps. it's not just simply leg lamps anymore, but all types of lamps you can make out of there. >> that's creative. >> a lot of times people use found art, whether it's buttons or pennies or other kind of mosaics, to then put on a mannequin and kind of create like a mosaic sculpture. >>

great britain's anna henderson won silver.l of the olympics in the mixed china also took out gold in the women's 3m synchronised diving. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024 with diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. meantime, fifa has deducted six points from the canadian team at the women's football tournament, following the flying of a drone to spy on new zealand's training session on monday. maryam moshiri is in paris. the excitement is still continuing here in paris on day one of the olympics. it's not been easy to get here. the weather has been terrible. it's been raining for about 36 hours and that rain has had an impact on some olympic events. the skateboarding, for example, has been delayed and also authorities who are organising the olympic games have actually said they're going to work out whether or not they should carry on with trials in the river seine. for the triathletes, who are, of course, competing on tuesday. they do promise, t

arvin, director henderson? yeah, just just one question about the , the conversation as it relates to the parklets and the ones that are sort of suspended out in, closer to the street versus the ones that are up against the sidewalk. did you all have any discussion about that? there was discussion on that, and actually, because we have had multiple meetings on this topic, one of the few things we did discuss was actually the parklets, and we did not include anything about the parklets in our motion that we voted on. but i do think there was a feeling from some members that parklets are in some ways a temporary thing. and so to have a bike lane that may shift back and forth depending on, you know, one business moves out, one moves in and wants a parklet was a bit of a concern for us, but not enough to not endorse continuing with this proposal. thank you. okay. seeing none, we'll thank you for your report and thank you to public comment on item eight, the citizens advisory council report. any comments? okay. seei

now, channel two spoke to henderson.a lot of people stopped by to get a mannequin for creative projects. >> it used to be just people going to burning man or halloween displays. but with the pandemic, more and more people realize the importance of making something by hand. diy projects really went up then and so. mannequins are a wonderful cabinets for a lot of diy projects. here's an example of something that people could do as like wall art. you know, whether they want to make it a little mermaid looking or they want to put some flowers on it, always lamps. it's not just simply leg lamps anymore, but all types of lamps you can make out of there. >> that's creative. >> a lot of times people use found art, whether it's buttons or pennies or other kind of mosaics, to then put on a mannequin and kind of create like a mosaic sculpture. >> henderson also says there are usually about 1000 mannequins in our warehouse at any given time. she says companies and businesses also use their services as a way to build teamwork. anothe

but britain's anna henderson went for control.tions, just to cross the line was brave. the time was good enough for britain's first silver medal. it is a super cycling silver for great britain, for anna henderson! grace brown of australia won gold by more than 90 seconds. but henderson's career high had come about through caution. yeah, i was a bit grounded in the corners, but that paid off in the straights. and, yes, i can't believe it, i burst into tears when i found out. all the effort seems to be worth it. achieve a goal like this is unbelievable. in the men's race, josh tarling finished two seconds of a bronze. he lost time when he changed his bike for repairs. cruelly, the puncture meant he missed out on the podium. but, britain's divers were right end of the twist. jasmine and scarlett moved into the medals when they took their last guide, but everybody expected australia to go past them. io! anything can happen in diving. every team score would have put them in bronze, but on the left of the screen, slip on the board. thei

so in the hot eunice go to henderson is from the un agency for palestinian refugees and gaza unrest. it was at nasa hospital with casualties. but take it. can you describe the scenes you saw were at the hospital yesterday? i mean, very simply, it was a scene of chaos sing of despair and a scene of not having enough aid for everyone that needs that master hospital was just re constituted, not long ago after an operation. and con eunice of the hospital. this 38 emergency ballads and they already had 40 patients before the incident happened. so they were very quickly overwhelmed. almost another 150 patients showed up at the hospital. and as i said, it was just very chaotic. i thought parents was trying to find children, children who didn't have parents and it was very moving but not necessarily in a good way. what we saw the hospital yesterday was the clean up blood the water because they didn't have disinfectant. so just a very difficult, very difficult time for everyone and described to us who these patients who were being forwarded the patients that i saw were very much uh, what look

the, anyway, i like, paul henderson very much. and, you know, he could be president, because willie picked kamal over him to go in to be the da and so. and then when i ran, i run for the ideas. in 2007, kamala was running unopposed for da and went on. and there's a good chance that biden might resign this weekend, and we might have a president that we can say, i knew her when, you know, but it could have been you, paul henderson. but but but i'm but i'm going to back this ballot measure. i'm going to back this ballot measure. and the one for elected police chief, because i think they should both be on the ballot. and you've done a great job, paul, because you came into a hellhole. all the glory. you're welcome. yeah thank you sergeant. our line item five commission reports, discussion and possible action. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to counter any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. commissi

great britain's anna henderson won silver. gold medal of the olympics in the mixed team air rifle shooting. china also took out gold in the women's 3m synchronised diving. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen has won team gb�*s first medal of paris 2024, with diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey, ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happening in the pool today as team gbs men qualify for this evening's 4 by 100m freestyle relay. so those are just a few of the headlines coming out of the sport, but let's look at some of the highlights of the opening ceremony. the olympic flame, which had been carried by a host of global sports superstars including rafael nadal, serena williams and zinedine zidane, was used to light a huge cau

a bad fall . britons and a henderson took 2nd place. she was a whopping one and a half minutes behind australian grace brown, who destroyed the field to claim the gold medal. the 1st of the australians in paris. well, hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in berlin's annual pride parade. the event and the german capital celebrates achievements and calls for improvements in l. g p t q plus rights, and many other countries. queer rights like much further behind. and as you've reached plus people still face persecution. dw reporter at lucas visa met a father and son from cause like son, who had a special reason to celebrate. today alex is proud of his son and vanya is happy for his father. a lot of people, a lot of smiles, joy, positive energy. but it has not always, this isn't enough time to come. we came to germany and i came out pretty quickly. my parents 1st reaction was to take some tablets to come down to stay quiet, cry, avoid any conversations via and then what kind of feeling was that? uh, not being able to tell anyone e

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today i had to settle for bronze, after suffering, a bad fall, britons and a henderson. it took 2nd place, she was a whopping one and a half minutes behind australian and grace brown, who destroyed the field to claim the golds metal. the 1st of the australians in paris to and of anthony howard. here was the in the studio to talk about everything we've seen on a day, one of the competition at paris, 2024. anthony a competition already well underway. this agency that we say that we have already seen one of the blue ribbon events. if the women's $400.00 made is swimming is always a, a, a, an event to watch out for. but when it's got capable of dicky in the field, the absolutely legendary american up against arianna tape must be a striving list or teams. don't get along nice to people. don't get along the game with dicky, who's 17 gold medals and has clients to be maybe the best female swimming eva. wouldn't even cite arianna, tape missus 9 before the competition began. now the rice has concluded them all. no, not one in paris. the striving came out on top side of the becky.

alright now this, a live look at henderson nevada.trump's running mate jd vance set to rally in the silver state focusing on reducing inflation and making trump air attacks permanent. our correspondent grady trimble live with more. radiate seems just yesterday you were here in dc how's it looking? >> it is, it's hot outside but good energy inside john for what our senator 80 vance first 2 rallies in nevada since former president trump chose him as his running mate. this is a state that trump has never won, but recent trends give republicans hope that maybe they could have a victory here come november. trump had a lead in the latest polling in nevada, but that was before vice president kamala harris became the democrats presumptive nominee. what little following we do have now suggests harris does better with younger people and not white voters compared to biden. today we expect the ants you know who is a first millennial vp nominee to try to appeal to both those groups at his rallies by highlighting plans to lower costs for nevada res

and also we saw henderson in the women's time trials. team gb in the women's time trials. absolutely phenomenal. taking the silver there and more to come. so many amazing performances we're expecting today . mention adam expecting today. mention adam peaty there. we've got our fingers crossed for him to take that gold to retain his title in the 100 breaststroke. we're also going to be going in the women's gymnastics qualification. plenty of eyes on the gymnastics arena. we're here at roland—garros. we're here at roland—garros. we're going to see andy murray play we're going to see andy murray play alongside dan evans hopefully today. so plenty to keep an eye on, plenty of action, plenty of excitement. fingers crossed. team gb can improve even their medal table standings . standings. >> so if you just, quickly the weather at roland—garros down in the south—west of paris there looks pretty good. but it was rained out yesterday. we didn't see much action, did we? we saw some pictures of the courts over here, absolutely drenched. >> yeah, i

cyclist anna henderson apart.son has won silver for team gb on the streets of paris, coming second in the women's individual time trial on the first official day of the paris olympics, she finished behind australia's grace browne, who took gold . it grace browne, who took gold. it means great britain is now currently sitting third on the medal table, with china leading and australia in second. well earlier divers yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen got great britain off the mark with bronze in the synchronised three metre springboard event. china claimed gold and the us took silver. springboard event. china claimed gold and the us took silver . the gold and the us took silver. the prime minister has congratulated the divers for their efforts. sir keir starmer is in paris for the games, where he's also been speaking to british athletes, wishing them luck as they prepare for their respective events. and last night he attended the opening ceremony and posted a video on social media telling those competing the whole

a guy had to settle for bronze after suffering a bad fall, and britons and a henderson took 2nd place. she was a whopping one and a half minutes behind australian grace brown, who destroyed the field to claim the gold medal. the 1st of the australians in paris and of anthony howard here with me in the studio to talk about everything we've seen on day one of competition at the paris 2024 olympic games. anthony, a lot to unpack here. is it fair to say that we've already seen one of the main events in the pool? very much. the 400 may just free stuff for women is always a blue ribbon event. but this was one of the most aunties holly anticipated match races because it had already on attend them. take must the defending champion, the straightening up against the american catalytic heat. these readings and the americans always had to hit in the pool. but these 2 in particular were thinking maybe the best fame else when the of old time 7 gold medals. she would not use even the name of already enough to miss in the pre pre mess of a press conference. but now at the end of the race, she's finis

, about six months before the start of world war ii, the british ambassador to germany, sir neville hendersonng, well, in a conversation he condemned quotes the disgusting atrocities that were happening in dahao and buchenwald, to which the fuhrer approached the book shelf, took out a volume of the german encyclopedia, a page with the letter k. showed an article on a concentration camp, which began with the words first used by the british in the war. in south africa, but it is truly known that the first concentration camps were created during the angloburg war of 1899-1902 on the territory of south africa, and britain tried with all possible forces to strengthen its dominance in this area and there were boers, these are the descendants of various european peoples, primarily the dutch, who fought against the british rule. had partisan detachments, so in order to avoid the help of the local population, the boer population of the rebels, these concentration camps were created, according to some reports, more than 26 thousand people died there from hunger, cold, torture, executions, this is barbe

today, vance visits henderson, nevada, once again outside vegas. tomorrow. he's scheduled to meet with donors near fresno before eventually heading to phoenix. 607 for you right now and more fierce competition on tap for team usa today. here's a live look this morning at the arc de triomphe, one of the famous parisian landmarks which has seen many visitors during the paris olympics. but you know, there's another famous landmark in the city of light that is closed, and athletes are now holding at a holding pattern. today in the bay's jessica aguirre joins us live from paris. and jessica, this highly anticipated competition at the river is now just on hold. yeah, it really is. laura and marcus. you know, contamination issues in the river scene have plagued french officials for months now, and today is no different. they had to call off the men's triathlon competition today, or at least postpone it for another day because of issues with the water. it's been an ongoing issue. it's cost the french government more than $1 billion. and today it was decided it could

judy henderson owns mannequin madness.is video of her oakland warehouse where you can see her extensive supply of mannequins. and we are so happy to have judy here joining me live in studio with with some of your mannequins. thank you for being here, judy. and this is really great work that you're doing because you're getting recognized for what you do, which is keeping all of this out of landfill. yeah. >> when stores closed or remodeled, they used to not belong in the landfills. so some people want mannequins to put in their retail store. but a lot of people are doing a lot of interesting things with mannequins that you wouldn't normally not expect. >> they are. so the idea is that people can come see you and then they can buy some of these mannequins or even rent them. i know you sell them to retail outlets, right? but what's really interesting is that you allow the individual person to kind of express their creativity. so talk about what we're looking at here and what people are using the mannequins for. >> if it used

, about six months before the start of world war ii, the british ambassador to germany, sir neville hendersonll, in the conversation i condemned the quotes the disgusting atrocities that took place in dahao and buchenwald. to which obergruppen fürer went up to the bookshelf, took out a volume of the german encyclopedia, a page with the letter k. showed an article on a concentration camp, which began with the words first used by the british in the war in south africa. it is known for certain that the first concentration camps were created during the anglobburg war, 1899-1902, on the territory of south africa, britain tried. possible forces to strengthen their dominance in this area and there were the boers are the descendants of various european peoples, primarily the dutch, who fought against british rule, had partisan detachments, so in order to avoid the help of the local population, the boer population of the rebels, these concentration camps were created, according to some information, people died there from...

john henderson in detroit michigan, as you, as president joe biden, continues on the campaign trail. social media company mentos removing restrictions on former us president donald trump's facebook and instagram accounts. the companies, as the move is to ensure a parity among us presidential candidates leading up to the election since being reinstated in january last year. trump's accounts have been subject to strict to penalties and other uses. pablo honda is a senior political advisor to the democratic parties as mrs. decisions to give trump banners family. a public platform is a threat to democracy. they are a mega phone for misinformation and a threat to peace. you only need to look at january 6th to see that every post from trump has a very, very serious potential to disrupt democratic conversation on it. terms, what should be serious debate that we need to have into very serious division. and we know social media algorithms prioritize, sensational content, and from as an expert across exactly that type of message. so i think it's really, really worrying actually the that's not

paris, cyclist anna henderson has bagged silver in the women's individual time trial, but sadly, josharling missed out on a podium spot in the men's event due to a puncture. kicking off the medal collection earlier , off the medal collection earlier, divers yasmin harper and scarlett mew jensen secured a bronze and tonight hopes are for high swimmer adam peaty. he's through to the men's 100 metre through to the men's100 metre breaststroke semi—finals . breaststroke semi—finals. however, rain did stop britain's tennis players getting some of their singles matches underway . their singles matches underway. in other news, the number of migrants who've illegally crossed the english channel this year has now passed 16,000 people. around 350 were intercepted today, with 80 being rescued from a sinking inflatable. a french border vessel had been escorting the overcrowded boat into uk waters when it began rapidly deflating. the new labour government is vowing to smash the smuggling gangs and is setting up a border security command to tackle the crisis . security command to tackle the crisis.

included a concert to remember bay area jazz legends, legends, calvin keys, bobby hutcherson, and joe henderson. one woman says she came all the way from los angeles just to be at this festival. i love it. this brings back memories. i used to live here in san francisco, and so we specifically actually came back to visit to do this festival. so it's just really nice to see the community together. good musicians, nice weather today. can't beat it. yeah. the festival includes vendors selling goodies like this. peanut butter pie can also find vintage lunchbox and suitcase stereos. bringing back memories. yeah, if you missed the festival today, don't worry, it continues tomorrow. all right. rob mayeda here now. you heard that a gentleman there say nice weather in san francisco. it was great. yeah. now, compared to earlier in the week, we had mid 80s close to downtown san francisco. so the cooling did reach the coast, san francisco, parts of the inner bay. it missed out though, getting into the tri-valley as a few spots close to 110 degrees today. right now san jose 93 as you see there, sunshine, haz

vance, campgned in henderson, nevada, to sizing biden's polics and saying vice president harris, the democratic presidential nominee, is responsible for the situation at the southern border. this is about half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage the next vice president and second lady of the united states, senator j.d. vance and lucia vance -- u sha vance. [applause] ♪ sen. vance: all right. thank you all. thank you. please. wow. thank you. thank you, guys. i think we have more people in las vegas then kamala harris did for her announcement. that's pretty good. well, my friends, in 97 days we are going to take our country back and elect donald j. trump president of the united states. god bless you. it is going to start in the great state of nevada. god bless you all. now, it feels like time is standing still here. politics has -- a lot has happened in the last month. just over a month ago president trump white the floor with joe biden on the debate stage, exposed a massive cover-up of biden's mental incapacity, and saved america from four more years of disas

. >> the republican vice presidtial nominee, senator vance, campaigned in henderson, nevada, criticizing biden administrati policies and saying vice president harris is responsibl for the situation at the southern border. this is about a half-hour. host: did you question the results -- ♪ ♪ it was 1989 my thoughts were short my hair was long caught somewhere between a boy and man ♪♪ j.d.: wow. [applause] thank you. thank you guys. i think we have more people in las vegas than kamala harris did for her announcement. well, my friends, in 97 days we're going to take our country back and elect donald j. trump president of the united states. [cheers and applause] god bless you. we it's going to start in the great state of nevada. god bless you all. a lot has happened over the last month but just over a month ago president trump wiped the floor with joe bide on the debate stage. exposed a coverup of biden's mental incapacity. and saved america from four more years the dasser that is the joe biden presidency. and during that same time, president trump accepted our party's nomination with overwhe

meanwhile, the raiders have a band in the daily triple digit weather at their henderson training facility in nevada for a week in a coastal mesa signs that cooler weather. it's good time for the team to practice. eat, hang out together. get that meshing working together before the start of the season. >> the raiders are in a tough division with the chargers and their new coach, jim harbaugh, the improved broncos and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. the players know the work that they do now in camp will define the kind of success they can have this year. just ask their team leader maxx, crosby. >> it's about being around each we have not nothing else to do now if he said it very loud and clear, like if you don't want to be here, if you've got some miles more important when you're out here, you just go. that's less going in alaska for release. you know, we're we're here to get better. get and just focus on improving every day. lot less distractions. you know. >> lot more quality time we get together. guys are not like we disperse and throughout the you know, we back on. bu

you see bill clinton, the former president, former mayor willie brown, you saw reggie jackson, rickey hendersons buster posey, felipe alou, hunter pence, joe torry, bob costas and danny glover among the many. and then at the end, they brought out the kids to play some catch out there in the outfield. really special today. well, basketball news, warriors superstar steph curry says he did fight to keep klay thompson on the team. thompson originally asked curry not to pressure the warriors front office into resigning him. curry didn't listen, though. in an interview with the athletic, curry says he told the front office he wanted klay back. curry said he didn't discuss numbers or anything else. just saying that klay is an asset. curry also says although it's an emotional thing to see his friend leave, he agreed klay thompson needed a fresh start somewhere else. thompson signed a three year deal with the dallas mavericks. rebecca miller when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold:

these olympics, grace brown taking the win in the women's cycling time trials, great britain's and hendersonst gold medal of the olympics in the mixed team air rifle shooting. britain's yasmin harper and scarlett mewjensen won team gb's first medal of paris 2024 with diving bronze in the women's synchronised 3m springboard final. the men's basketball is under way with australia securing a 92—80 victory over spain in the opening game at bercy arena. in the men's hockey, ireland have lost 2—0 to belgium in their opening game of pool a. the defending champions scored a goal in each half from tom boon and alexander hendrickx. and plenty happerning in the pool today as team gb's men qualify for this evening's axioom freestyle relay. it's going to be a really good evening in the aquatic centre. so those are just a few of the headlines coming out of the sport. but let's look at some of the highlights of the opening ceremony. the olympic flame, which had been carried by a host of global sports superstars including rafael nadal, serena williams and zinedine zidane, was used to light a huge cauldron o