now it�*s time for a look at today�*s sport with ben.n gold for hungary�*s michelle gulyas and cycling gold for ellesse andrews of new zealand but you�*ll be hard pressed to top the achievement of sifan hassan, who won bronze on the track in the five and ten thousand metres, and won the women�*s marathon this morning. it all came down to a sprint finish, pipping ethiopia�*s tigst assefa with an olympic record of two hours, 22 minutes and 55 seconds. her ten thousand metre final was only on friday night. she�*s the first woman to win medals in the three events in a career, let alone a single games. she also won two golds and a bronze on the track in toyko. germany and denmark are playing for gold in the final of the men�*s handball right now, but spain edged a close encounter with slovenia to win bronze. 23—22 they won, for their 5th olympic bronze... a record for the men�*s handball at the olympics. the final gold to be won will come in the women�*s basketball with france facing usa — a rematch of the men�*s final where cafes and bars ar

this decision is only about google �*s liability, about google �*s liability, about remedies. musk has revived his lawsuit against openai and its boss sam altman. according to court filings, musk is still alleging that openai is putting its own commercial interests ahead of the public good. the suit also targets microsoft�*s exclusive partnership with the chatgpt owner. musk had founded 0penai back in 2015, and two months ago unexpectedly dropped a similar lawsuit against the company. tiktok says it will permanently withdraw a rewards feature from use in the european union after the bloc complained that it could "stimulate addictive behaviour". tiktok lite is a smaller version of the video—sharing app, and has been available in france and spain since april. but the european commission said its rewards feature, which enables adult users to earn points to exchange for goods, breached eu�*s digital services act. now the chinese—owned company has given a legally binding commitment not to include the feature in europe — the first time the eu has accepted such an agreement. the unre

women�*s bodies would be policed when it comes to america�*s most divisive issue.and force states to report on women�*s miscarriages and abortions. booing. simply put, they are out of their minds. in just a few weeks kamala harris has been on an accelerated path to this moment sincejoe biden dropped out of the race. now she�*s appealed to people to see her as the future and urged voters to prevent a return to donald trump�*s america of the past. # what about us # what about all the times you said you had the answer?# though there wasn�*t an appearance by beyonce that many had hoped for, plenty of celebrities have been lining up to back her. polls suggest kamala harris has taken the lead in this race. but there are fears about the economy and illegal immigration that play to donald trump�*s strengths. once the convention excitement subsides, there�*s still much to overcome if her dream of a new era is to be realised. emma vardy, news, chicago. with me isjohn scardino — vice—chair of democrats abroad uk. thank you very much for coming along. thank you very much for c

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that�*s one thing.ts time and shows it�*s no longer the big growth engine for the german economy. in growth engine for the german economy-— economy. in spain, they're seeinr economy. in spain, they're seeing better _ economy. in spain, they're seeing better growth. - economy. in spain, they're i seeing better growth. strong growth for spain. spain has got huge challenges on many fronts, doing so well in the world of sport. spanish football against france in the olympics. give us your take on spain.— france in the olympics. give us your take on spain. yes. so, we - i your take on spain. yes. so, we - i think — your take on spain. yes. so, we - i think - _ your take on spain. yes. so, we - i think - a _ your take on spain. yes. so, we - i think - a key— your take on spain. yes. so, we - i think - a key word _ — i think — a key word actually, i like to read carsen�*s report, and this — i think to me, the key word is productivity. so, spain — there�*s been some catching up about productivity in the european

abdul rahman�*s diagnosis has raised fresh alarm over conditions in gaza�*s camps.e than half a million children in stages across the territory. but the conditions that caused this crisis are worsening, say aid organisations, and their solutions are not straightforward. due to the insecurity, the damage, the road infrastructure and population displacement, but also based on our experience with this kind of campaign globally and worldwide, the three days might not be enough to achieve adequate vaccination. israel�*s prime minister was clear that this was not a ceasefire. the war has so far been resistant to both diplomacy and disease, but preventing another layer of tragedy is seen as one small victory. what the eu�*s foreign policy chief called a drop of hope in a sea of despair. lucy williamson, bbc news, jenin. on day two of israel�*s "counter terrorism" operation across the occupied west bank, the death toll has risen to 17 according to palestinian media reports. it�*s one of the biggest operations in decades and there were overnight raids injenin and in tulkham,

and there�*s fear, too. it�*s a real danger around this area.vestigation has been on the house where the boy lived and died. it�*s involved forensic investigations as well as door—to—door inquiries. i�*m here to let the family and the wider community know that we will work with you and support you as we seek to find who is responsible for the death of this young boy. the west midlands had the highest rate of knife crime offences in england and wales last year. and all too often it was teenagers who were the victims of knife crime. they launched something called project guardian here, to try to combat the problem five years ago, but since then, the numbers have kept going up. youth worker malachi is one of the many people who�*s trying to help, but it�*s not easy. young people are in fear because they hear stories like this and think that they need to equip themselves with a knife. so, you know, a lot of young people i mentor tell me, "i don�*t want to die, but if i�*m in a situation where someone�*s got a knife, what do i do?" the loss of anothe

that�*s about double of mcdonald�*s or starbucks.re. we have more stores than mcdonald�*s or starbucks, but mcdonald�*s operates in about 110 countries and starbucks about 90 countries. so we�*re accelerating our overseas expansion. in april, we completed the acquisition of 7—eleven australia and its 750 stores. we�*re also big in asia. meanwhile, we only have about 300 stores in europe, right? so i�*m in bangkok. and there�*s some serious obsession with japanese convenience stores drawing the patronage of celebrities. and while 7—eleven operates in many countries, most customers say their stores in japan rule them all because of the fresh food selection. and that�*s something mr. 0saka is trying to address overseas. we�*re noticing a gap in performance between different countries. what we found is that stores which sell fresh food are attracting many more shoppers. we want to grow with high quality, notjust increase the quantity. we want to make sure customers are happy and increased sales of each stores, whilst increasing the numbe

it�*s been quite a ride.some of the biggest toy brands in the world in your stable. i�*m thinking of barbie, hot wheels, fisher—price. how have they, the toys themselves, evolved to match the demands of children, or indeed of their parents, who�*ll have been buying them in recent years? well, you�*re right, we have one of the most iconic portfolio of children�*s brands and entertainment in the industry. you know, these toys, they create emotional connections that last a lifetime. and it�*s notjust toys, it�*s making sure that the toys are surrounded by content, entertainment, youtube, netflix, feature films, in some cases. but it comes down to the toys must be innovative, they must be new and they must be fun to play with. and that�*s really the key to long—term success in this industry. 0k, well, let�*s talk about the big moments of the past year or so for you. the barbie movie. it was a huge success. i have to say, i personally, i did not expect to like it, but i did. what has that done for the dolls? has i

it�*s down to me to make it work. living composers. her pieces marked the golden and diamond jubilees of king charles�*s mother, queen elizabeth the second. here�*s a little taste of her work... # you would have killed for # but how things change #0h # yet stay the same...#. we were lucky enough to catch up with errollyn wallen and hear about her appointment. it�*s a real thrill and an honour. how did it come about? i was contacted by one of the king�*s private secretaries and she explained that i�*d been nominated and said that the king was asking if i would accept the role of master of the king�*s music, which is actually his first musical appointment of his reign. it didn�*t take me long to say yes. i can imagine, you must have been quite surprised. what does the role entail? it involves writing for state occasions but apart from that, it doesn�*t have any specific roles and it�*s for each master to shape things as they see fit. and why i feel so fortunate is the king is deeply musical and cares passionately about

it�*s a massive promise.ill it bite, because they ruled out income tax increases, they ruled out income tax increases, they ruled out income tax increases, they ruled out vat and ruled out national insurance. so where is the pain on ordinary people going to come? unless this is a softening up exercise and they don�*t do much to hit ordinary working people. that�*s the big question. what hit ordinary working people. that's the big question.— hit ordinary working people. that's the big question. what did you make ofthe the big question. what did you make of the language? _ the big question. what did you make of the language? we _ the big question. what did you make of the language? we heard - the big question. what did you make of the language? we heard the - the big question. what did you make j of the language? we heard the wood rot countless times. it�*s of the language? we heard the wood rot countless times.— rot countless times. it's all very strikinu. rot countless times. it's all very striking- lt's _ ro

but it�*s paris. it�*s back with a bang. it's... we�*re all ready to get started again. i'm so excited about the paris games. i really hope it's going to be the best paralympics of all time. london raised the bar, but i don't want it to be the best games ever. i want it to be one of the best. but it's really important for movement, for the athletes, that we keep evolving, and i think france has the potential to do that. we're on the cusp of something really special. do the athletes sit around and eat tart tatin with a nice, sweet little drizzle there? no. you see, in competing days, you couldn't touch this, no! in the build up to the games, there have been concerns from charities here in france about how the hundreds of thousands of disabled fans will get around the city. money has been spent on making sure all buses and trams are accessible. there�*ll be more accessible taxis and there�*ll be shuttle buses taking people to and from the venues. wheelchair racer sammi kinghorn is going to be busy. she�*s competing in four events this year. yeah, i�*m so excited to go in t

right now, it�*s the boom time of year for the uk�*s flower farms. delphiniums, cornflowers and sunflowers. it�*s usually a working flower farm, but it�*s thrown open its gates for ten days. a celebration of all things petal. so it�*s a celebration of farming in the whole. so we�*ve got different crops based around us as well as the flowers, but it�*s about getting people to understand where the flowers come from and just enjoy nature. there�*s also a potato farm here, run by the same family for three generations, but it�*s this woman who spearheaded the diversification into flowers. and now biodegradable petal confetti is sold as far afield as australia and america. so this all started with your nan, who was called, appropriately, daisy. my nan was an avid gardener and a keen member of the local wi, so she would take flowers from her garden, dry them on her aga in the kitchen and sell them in the local wi in newport. and my father would each year go, "well, i'lljust grow a little bit more in the field," and it's grown from there. the business was so

�*s going on.bank you get these raids, you get the continuing settler violence that many western governments believe is illegal and have been complaining about for many, many months. and then you also get what�*s noticeably in the british statement, direct criticism of israel�*s security minister, mr ben—gvir, who they are very critical about the statements that he�*s been making about trying to unsettle the status quo of the holy sites ofjerusalem, the al—aqsa mosque compound, the temple mount. um, and the fear is that all of those three things together could potentially trigger another front, another uprising in the west bank at a time when the west is already deeply concerned about what�*s happening in gaza and also the continuing low level conflict in lebanon. and i think that�*s why these governments have been quite so stark in their warnings, is their fear of escalation that could come from this. i mean, the israeli government is no stranger to international criticism. will they be worried ab

it�*s just not what southport�*s about, what last night was. trade were going from house to house, offering their time and expertise. walls that has been torn down by the mob being rebuilt by the community. we heard about what had been going on and obviously saw the state that people have caused to the area. we got in contact this morning, cos i�*m from 0rmskirk branch, claire works in the southport one, so we just wanted to come and donate some of our stock that will help clear up the area for them, bring the community together. what sort of stuff have you got in there? just gloves, bags, rubble sacks, tubs, things to help carry and move the stuff away. there are three families devastated and they're organising funerals for their loved ones, and we should be grieving and we should be left alone. and they come from various parts of the north west and they behave like that, and ijust think it'sjust awful, it really is. they need to look at themselves and say, should i really be honouring a child's memory by smashing up somebody's house? well, no

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here�*s our culture reporter noor nanji. it�*s the day that many dreamed of.e amount of demand, but clearly they can't. and these, you know, the websites and the apps ju5t cra5h. but it's the lack of information. you're just gue55ing what's happened. fans have also been venting their anger at so—called in demand pricing on ticketmaster, which resulted in a hike to some prices. ticketmaster says it does not set ticket prices. meanwhile, tickets on resale websites were listed at inflated prices. 0asis said those tickets would be cancelled. rachel, from devon, said the only tickets you can buy are the vastly over inflated price ones with no perks. while kate, from huddersfield, said it�*s a nightmare, it�*s stressful and a waste of a saturday morning. here�*s one who got lucky, though. so there's a big group of us that were all high school friends. ma55ive 0a5i5 fan5. and we're all sat on a what5app chat this morning and they've all got phones out, ipad5 out, laptop5 refreshing like mad. um, and it was actually one of my friends who was on holiday in spain, manag

so far, there�*s little evidence that�*s happening.hold it for the next few months, i think the logic is if donald trump is elected and they are suddenly the ukrainians forced to negotiate from a position that would be extreme weakness, they need to have something to trade with the russians to bargain with that russia values politically. in that sense, holding on to their incursion might make sense despite the high cost it will mean for their own troops and material. the reality is that ukraine�*s limited military resources are being stretched even further. remember, ukraine was already defending a front line of more than 1,000 kilometres — all the way from the south to the east. a renewed russian offensive in kharkiv created even more of a strain. and now it�*s having to worry about defending this pocket in kursk up in the north. and all the while, russia is still making slow gains elsewhere — often at huge cost. pokrovsk, in eastern ukraine, a key supply hub, is now the latest town to be evacuated. civilians told to flee as the russi

these are the overnight lows 50's and 60's. and here are the daytime highs were going to be cooling down just a few degrees, especially inland where we were. we reach 100 degrees in places like concord ad livermore was like 99 degrees. so low 90's for you tomorrow. and then 84 in san jose 60's over by the coast and more 80's in the north bay. and here's that 7 day outlook. so we'll hold on to the low 90's monday tuesday inland and then tuesday or sunday monday, lodi keys tuesday, we have a triple digit heat will be short-lived, though. so you could around the bay will be in the low 80's as well. so be warm for you. and then we start to gradually cool down midweek. and by the end of the week. so next weekend looks like maybe close to seasonal averages or just below seasonal averages for the first week of august. so august says, you know, starting off in a little warm and some hot days. but don't see the extreme heat that we saw in july. sounds good. gayle, thank you very much. that's it for kron for news at 10. we're going to ta

david s.: i'm lucky.tten a lot of good advice from lloyd blankfein, from hank paulson, from jon corzine, from steve friedman, very, very lucky to have the opportunity to talk to -- and to hear from them all about things they learned during their time, running the firm. and, you know, there's lots of great advice that -- that helps you make better decisions. there's no-no one standout piece of advice but here's what i know. we maker some good decisions. we make some bad decisions. the most important thing, david, when you mack bad ones to make adjustments and to always be open to learn and to change. and try to make sure you always keep your compass pointed to true north.

it�*s really well policed. there�*s plenty of security. it�*s very, very safe.to really get the feel for it, you�*ve got to really get stuck in. if you�*re tempted, you�*ve got a year to prepare your costume and routine for the next carnival. vincent mcivanney, bbc london. the met police have issued an update about security at the carnival — saying that 145 arrests were made — bringing the total since sunday to 249. 41 weapons were seized, including two firearms. they say that one person was stabbed during the day — but they did not suffer life threatening injuries. and police have added that one of the arrests was of a man wanted in connection with an attempted murder in hackey injuly — who was detained after being spotted in the crowd. now could 0asis be planning a reunion? the gallagher brothers have been ramping up speculation on social media that an announcement could be made tomorrow. formed in 1991, the britpop band rose to fame with hits such as wonderwall and don�*t look back in anger. here�*s noor nanji. this cryptic post on x late last night... # you

qinwen takes on croatia�*s donna vekic in the women�*s final while in the men�*s doubles, it was australiav ram in the match tiebreak. ebden and peers winning australia�*s first gold in tennis in 28 years. to the athetics at the stade de france, and there was an impressive showing from team gb�*s louie hinchcliffe in the men�*s 100 metre heats making his olympic debut, the 22—year—old edged out american world champion and gold medal favourite noah lyles to win his heat in a time of 9.98 seconds and qualify for the semi—finals on sunday. hinchliffe�*s team—mate zharnel hughes is also through to the semis. the ioc president thomas bach, has defended the participation algerian of algerian boxer imane khelif, and taiwan�*s lin yu—ting, in the women�*s category, at the olympics. both have been cleared to compete, having been disqualified from last year�*s women�*s world championships, after they were said to have failed gender eligibility tests. khelif, is due to fight hungarian boxer, anna luca hamori, in the quarterfinals of the 66 kilogram competition later on saturday. we have two boxes. th

she�*ll face america�*s sixth seed jessica pegula or spain�*s paula badosa in monday�*s final. — she gave it absolutely everything, riding away to win the stage. niewiadoma had to finish within 65 seconds of vollering to keep the yellowjersey — had to dig really deep. and she just made it. tears of joy as she found out she�*d won the race, which she says was a �*crazy rollercoaster�*. and niewiadoma celebrated the biggest victory of her careeer. belgium�*s wout van aert is the new leader at the vuelta a espana — which begins in portugal this year. a crash in the closing stages involved several riders, including britain�*sjosh tarling who�*d begun the day sixth in the overall standings. there was an uphill finish, australian sprinter kaden groves timed his run to perfection to beat wout van aert to win stage two. but the belgian was third overall this morning and he moves up to the top of the standings to take the leader�*s red jersey. much was made of emma finucane�*s historic medal haul at the paris olympics, becoming the first british woman for 60 years to claim three medals

the 60's and 70's will feel comparatively nice because we've got 70's 80's and 90's just around the cornerll right. i think does get you move in bay bridge right now. 60 minute ride. >> traveling into the city this morning, the san mateo bridge about 20 so down from 30. that's good news a summer feel levin and the golden gate. 37 tolls. 21 minutes. time now is 9.30. and there's vigil that's growing in the north bay for a santa rosa mother who was killed while she was on her way to pick up her child from school our colleagues are trying their best to help her family out. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> tragedy in the north bay. a mom on her way to pick up or 13 year-old daughter killed by a suspected drunk driver last friday. and that's something that one. 41 35 in the afternoon. we should be able to do. >> without being killed by a drunk driver. yes, jessica avila, munoz was a peace officer for the sonoma county probation department. >> damian evans is the president of the sonoma county law enforcement association. >> the agency put together a fund, a hero operation for munoz

it seems like it�*s technical but it�*s actually really not.hat the contact is reasonable. it's be that the contact is reasonable. it�*s not going to be complicated for employees and employers to have a conversation around what they think the guidelines should look like. do you foresee there being any legal problems with that description that you have given, where an employee says, this wasn�*t unreasonable, but the bosses say that it was reasonable.— the bosses say that it was reasonable. . ., , �* reasonable. there could be. but in the event that _ reasonable. there could be. but in the event that the _ reasonable. there could be. but in the event that the contention - the event that the contention arises, that�*s where the new laws go further than any laws we have seen in any other country in acting. and the employee can go to what we have in australia, the fair work commission, to have an independent body make an assessment as to whether or not it is in fact reasonable.— whether or not it is in fact reasonable. ., ., , , ., reasonable. how

so most of us are 70's to 80's. as we look outside, you can see part of the reason why a whole lot of low gray filtering in right over the bay area this morning. seen here from kuwait hour in san francisco. you'll likely even notice that late yesterday as they promise to that sea breeze kicked back into gear. and we're seeing it in full effect this morning. now temperatures are in the 50's to 60's right now. not a huge difference towards the coast in the bay shore, but our inland areas are in for already quite the cooldown as compared to yesterday, fairfield livermore, san jose down 45 degrees from the same point yesterday and we'll continue that trend about 5 degrees cooler on average than yesterday for a lot of areas that gets us back into the 70's and 80's for most spots and only a few low 90's. elsewhere, rain. all right. only for those. get you moving out their 90 minute right on the bay bridge heading into the city. >> san mateo bridge ashore. 17 lawyer richmond center fell about 13 golden gate bridge. 37 of t

low 90's inland 70's along the east bay shoreline and 60's along the coast. so at one last day in the 90's tomorrow and then we'll be cooling down to the 80's starting sunday. and this is why we have that ridge of high pressure. you can see off to the east to the desert southwest of that is now breaking apart, making room for a low pressure that's dropping in and that will be cooling us down, at least for the long range forecast. the following week. looks like just 5 below. seasonable average are right around where we should be this time of year in august and here's our storm tracker to showing those clouds on our radar that will be moving on in along the evening and linger into the morning. so morning clouds afternoon sun for your saturday. moderate air quality in the forecast. looks like we have good air quality in the north bay tomorrow. so here's tomorrow's forecast highs, as you can see, very similar temperatures in the low 90's in the inner east bay like concord and livermore. 86 in san jose 70's along the east bay shoreline in oakland and hayward 60's

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so today you are in the low 80's and tomorrow be in the mid 80's around the bay shore. 70's, low 70's and oakland, hayward and fremont in the south bay, upper 70's for you in san jose. a 67 expected for us at downtown san francisco. 63 in half moon bay. and then the north bay. we have the low 80's as well. so here's a look at your seven-day forecast. so be holding on to the 80's until monday. and then tuesday, wednesday, we will be warming up inland to the low 90's. and then we will gradually cool down to the 80's as we get to the end of the week around, the bay will remain in the 70's and 60's over by the coast. looks like next saturday a week from now. it looks a repeat of today with, you know, the low 80's and that drizzle again once again. thank goodness. but if you wanted to go outside this weekend, there is a lot going on. so that's the good i know. like instead of it being misty and you want a little bit of sun, but it's good to have him yeah, exactly. i came here short center. >> t-shirt from the stay here in the my first time really in countering a little bit of mist. as i wa

to 60's. so we do have a cool start. good chance to get outside. enjoy that feel while it is nice and comfortable because will heat up quickly today. not much of a sea breeze at all. as you can see, especially for the north bay, how calm it is. and without access to that ocean cooled air temperatures will rise quickly. another day well into the 80's and 90's. pretty similar to where we were yesterday right now. all right. on the eve of that, well, traffic is starting to build out there on our bridges. >> no accidents, 13 arrive. everybody heading into the city this morning. well, just under 16 for the san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula, richest ever fell bridge just sort of 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes rising. back to you. thank you. reyna. let's turn to the situation in san jose which is dire. people are up said there's been another accident and this one killed a child. yeah, this in fact, the 30th traffic deaths so far this year. >> kron wil

to 70's for your highs in sf 60's at the coast. a lot of 70's 80's to just a few low 90's elsewhere, burlingame at 76 redwood city at 80 degrees. south bay temperatures will be in the low mid to even upper 80's morgan hill. a little warmer 88. you stay in the 70's along the east bay shoreline. well, a few more 90's in spots like conquered in pittsburgh, right at 90 degrees today. getting close to that mark and santa rosa this afternoon. a look ahead. shows temperatures tomorrow around the same as today's same on friday, a little temperature dipped this weekend down into the mid 80's. back to you. >> thank you, john. today. it's back to school in san ramon. students turn to go. that's right. and they've got some look forward to for the kids out of canada creek elementary because they've got a whole new performer, a performing arts curriculum. that's going to be a whole lot of fun this year michael thomas is in san ramon with the story. >> this is the first day back for about 30,000 students across san ramon valley school district. a

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those upper 50's to low 60's for fairfield. that is 12 degrees cooler than where you were at the same point yesterday. so indeed has a nice impact. that ocean cool. they're slipping back in in towards the afternoon. it will keep most of our inland areas anywhere between the upper 80's to low 90's, bayshore cities mostly in the upper 70's. as for your roads, we are smooth sailing so far. anyways. hope we can keep it bay bridge at 7 minutes to make your crossing while looking at the san mateo bridge at only 12 while our other spans, like the richmond center fell in the golden gate are doing fine, not even looking at too many visibility issues that the golden gate bridge as that blanket of grey is sitting right above the bridge deck rain. all right, john, thank you for that. one of our top stories this morning. >> tensions are running high at an east bay school board meeting after testing found dangerous levels of lead in the drinking water. multiple schools, oakland unified school district presented a report on the test results p

to 70's for your highs in sf 60's for the coast and a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. pretty much everyone is 70's to 80's today. only 2 spots barely hanging on to the low 90's. it's not the south bay nor even the tri valley pleasanton livermore. you falling into the upper 80's will hayward and san leandro at 77. it's any act in vacaville just barely in the 90's. you'll join the oest of us a little bit cooler starting tomorrow and especially into sunday, which will be the very coolest one monday, not looking bad either. lots of sun, a little bit warmer, but temperatures skyrocket coming tuesday. james. all right, john, thank you very much. 10 46 is the time and an effort to increase pedestrian safety of one of the busiest cross walks in san francisco is richmond district. >> is now complete. local leaders presented a new pedestrian beacon at geary street and 38th avenue. that crosswalk now has a flashing sign and a walk button which activists say is actually really needed, particularly there because if you recall, there was a 68 year-old lawrence holmen who was struck

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