. >> reporter: eight-year-old bryce johnson is a huge country music fan. that was his reaction when his favorite song started playing. the moment was caught on camera during an interview with his mom about the big modeling debut. bryce has cerebral palsy and was picked to be featured in a new kids pottery barn ad for national disability pride month, modeling a new backpack. >> there are multiple ways to attach his backpack to a wheelchair, so as a parent it is nice not having to cut a strap. >> reporter: the experience exceeded expectations. >> for him to be included and actually get to model something and be a part of something that meant something and was good for other children like him and get the word out, that was really cool. >> reporter: trading price as a regular kid has always been a goal for the mcmillan family. this is why they have supported price's thrillseeking lifestyle. he is not able to run, so he finds his legs with anything fast, like swinging a bat, rollerskating, skiing and zip lining. >> just seeing him get to do something like that

maria: so do you think we will see a recession still, bryce? >> it won't be like a normal recession. so normally people get laid off, they can't find another job, they have to cut back spending and it's just a terrible ordeal. what's happening now is that with 1.6 job openings per person looking for a job, you don't see that. people get laid off, they get back into another job, and they keep their income going. so despite higher rates, as discussed, people are buying cars and things like that because they are getting jobs and so it will have a slowdown. the economy will stall more than anything, rather than reverse and contract. it won't be like a typical recession. maria: okay. we will be watching that. bryce, garret, great to see you both. thanks very much, gentlemen. >> thank you. maria: bryce and garret with the word on wall street. much more ahead this morning. stay with us. the buyer for hunter biden's novice art work revealed, one of them. how his father joe may having to do with it. we're breaking it all down. our all star panel is comi

bryce about the dire conditions of hozan who strongly rejects boarding schools. dr.r hindustan bryce is one of the active pioneers in the field of public health and 119 senior health in canada. in 1907, after visiting 35 schools across the western provinces of canada issue a complete report and disclose the health situation in the boarding schools of the natives. dr. price reports the health conditions of the schools as follows . in one of the schools the death rate reaches a shocking 75%. the doctor presents his explanations for the prevention of infectious diseases among students and their treatment. he is sure that medical science can easily prevent the spread of these diseases and the resulting deaths. to prevent it, the government will quietly put his report on the file shelves, we will not take any action in this regard.

when it comes to sharing adventures, mike and his son bryce have done a lot together.e has joined me on two other high arctic projects. it'd be a nice, reasonable thing for us to do. and either either in here somewhere or around the corner into here somewhere, and that'll set us up. we'll be really, really close to that open water, which runs by through here. there are only a few passages where sea ice can escape the arctic ocean. nares strait is one of them. here we can observe the floes without having to go far from shore. for the next five weeks we'll be surveying the ice, making our way down nares strait until we reach a small research station where a plane will pick us up. once we enter the current, there'll be no going back. if an accident happens, -- if someone gets injured -- worst case scenario, rescue could take weeks. we'll be totally on our own. my goal in coming here is scientific. i think part of me wants to understand how the sea ice has changed so dramatically, and in nares strait there's been a very precipitous drop in the amount of sea ice that gets s

he grew up idolizing bryce harper when he played for d.c.in this round since 2017. >> with the 12th pick of the 2023 draft, the arizona diamondbacks select tommy try, a shortstop from stanford university. chris: tommy overall in the first round by the arizona diamondbacks he led the cardinals with a .3 batting average, helping lead the cardinals to the world series. u.s. women taking on wales. there world cup sendoff match in paypal park in san jose. how it away like her dad and rebounds in the lead. next stop, world cup play in australia and new zealand. gold cup quarterfinals since the u.s. meant taking on canada. scoreless in the 88th minute. jones will cross it and brandon basque as kicks at home, but this went to the pk's that were tied at 2-2. how will scores, giving an advantage and later in penalties, canon needs the score to survive. the shop goes off the crossbar and the u.s. advances 3-2 on penalties. they will play against panama in san diego next. dion: thank you very much. a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live

of the blog post is, is a bright spots and mid hollywood ongoing stand off with unionize actors and bryce has thousands of weird cuz remain on strike with the product. is expected to have a major impact on movie release is for the rest of the up. next, a documentary looking at the volcanic eruption on la palmer in the canary islands 2 years ago. that's after a short break. unlike look who will be back with more news at the top of the next hour, bye for now the, for nearly 4 decades, she has thoughts peacefully for grace of freedom in the wrong nothing suit today. ready children should not inherit science from us.

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and mid hollywood ongoing stand off with unionize actors and bryce's. thousands of weird because remain on strike with the product is expected to have a major impact on maybe releases for the rest of the year. and we'll ended their reporters up next looking at teenage mothers in brazil, that's after the short break a micro logo for me and the rest of the news team here in berlin. thanks for your company and bye for now, the side it says to move on to the basic goals hitting the country with featured guessing push fast, even from the families. i can be the one who use it a lot more. now i will ask you on the, on the, on the slicing social and seeking your spouse determined life. let's go from drudgery and to be stuck. august 5th on dw, the a victoria is 17 and pregnancy. and the 2nd time teenage mothers and not on coming in for sale, especially in impoverished areas. many people are quick to pass judgments. they say all hope is lost any chance for a future. as we are going to that her, she wants to hear that their life is over a cover. nearly half a 1000000 teenagers give birth and prese

even if they bryce through the attack of russell's court has convicted 6 men of murder with a terrorist motive for their part in the 2016 bombing attacks and brussels. another 2 or found guilty of membership and a terrorist organization. the try was the biggest in belgian legal history spending over 7 months. 32 people died in the bombings at brussels airport and a busy subway station in the belgian capital. the so called as long as the state claimed responsibility for the attacks back then. the immediate aftermath at brussels international airport for 16 people died in the 1st of 3 bombings that day, including at the train station and then a subway chaos as smoke filled the departure hall. the roof caved in. bodies all around. people from almost a dozen countries died in the attacks. an assault on the heart of the european union. a mass of search for the suspects followed the so called as law mac state claim to responsibility. authorities eventually arrested 10 man. i'm charged them with murder, attempted murder, and membership, the terrorist group. the trial lasted 7 months before pro

oh, really picking up the pieces of the city, even if they bryce through the attack of the lines. nuclear watchdog says as found land mines around you, cranes that provision of power plants, the largest nuclear power station is currently occupied by russian forces. on sunday, experts from the international atomic energy agency found mines in a buffer. so between the internal and external boundaries that they stress that any destination would not affect nuclear safety and security. they did one that laying explosives of breached safety standards and created additional psychological pressure on staff at the russian installed operators. and i'm said one of the reactors was going from cold to hot shut down. a correspondent, nit conway in k, if explained what that meant for the plant safety. while the ukrainian a nuclear power company has cooled this out and said, this is against who the rules, all the kind of protocols for safety, the rest of the professional forces that on the ground say this is to provide a steam bridge or i'd energy for the pounds because the other uh, the last remaining w

and mid hollywood ongoing stand off with unionize actors and bryce's. thousands of weird because remain on strike with the product is expected to have a major impact on maybe releases for the rest of the and we will end it. their shift is next talking to a former online folder now lead to a group sliding online hate. that's after short break. watching dw, the, every jenny is far less the prizes. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special hotspots in germany recognizes where exactly it was fun. learned a lot of our culture history, dw travel extremely worth a visit. the online tools make it the mission to harass all the internet, to use us spread provocative messages on social media on the comments sections of online articles. who are these people and what's the impact of their hate speech? trolls our topic on shift today. the just likes roles. i'm not taking this apology, cost trouble online tools to the same thing on the web. trolls distract. use us with disruptive comm

while the security council meeting began with 2 journalists, jeff brodsky and bryce green presenting the facts about what went on with the nord stream to pipeline, and how all the evidence and all roads seem to point to washington's involvement. now, when russian ambassador in a ben z, i talked to the floor of the un security council meeting, he pointed out that there seems to be a huge effort by the united states to change the conversation, to read direct to the conversation away from the facts of the case because it's pretty obvious that prior to the destruction of the north stream pipeline, the united states had threatened to carry out such action. and that kind of indicates that the united states probably is the perpetrator. here's what the russian ambassador had to say before the council dropped because you do you live with, how do you consider the repeated threats against the north stream from top us leadership, they voice this more than once. however, as soon as the inconvenient facts were revealed, the american center european allies begin to interfere in every possible way w

while the security council meeting began with 2 journalists, jeff brodsky and bryce green presenting the facts about what went on with the north stream to pipeline, and how all the evidence and all roads seem to point to washington's involvements. now, when russian ambassador and the ben z i to up to the floor of the un security council meeting, he pointed out that there seems to be a huge effort by the united states to change the conversation, to read direct to the conversation away from the facts of the case because it's pretty obvious that prior to the destruction of the north stream pipeline, united states had threatened to carry out such action. and that kind of indicates that the united states probably is the perpetrator. here's what the russian ambassador had to say before the council dropped because you do to nicholas how do you consider the repeated threats against the north stream from top us leadership, they voice this more than once. however, as soon as the inconvenient facts were revealed, the americans and their european allies begin to interfere in every possible way w

joining me is senior vice president and senior portfolio manager, bryce doty back with us as well as sam s stowval back wh us. bryce, we've got futures this morning trading up fractionally ahead of the inflation data that is on deck. we've got the june cpi number out tomorrow morning, economists are expecting prices up three tenths of a percent month over month and up 3.1% year over year and we'll get the ppi out on thursday as federal reserve officials say higher interest rates are needed to reach the 2% inflation goal ahead of the policy meeting. what are you expecting from the data. are you in the camp we'll see another rate hike come end of month with the fed meeting in. >> yeah, i think i'm in the same camp as a lot of people in that the fed probably will raise rates at the end of the month by a quarter percent. but they shouldn't. you look at the ppi number year over year, it's going to come in less than 1. the input costs going into cpi are looking favorable. as you mentioned the cpi will be about 3% year over year. it's come down from almost 10. it's really heading the right

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bryce eldridge is one of those guys. he was the 16th overall pick in the draft for the giants there. he will be playing today, but they did bring them out to the ballpark, given the walk around. we also talked to him today. so he's getting a feel of what it will be like here in san francisco with the giants since being drafted earlier this year. now. >> the big big story is marco luciano. now he is playing and he will be out there for the giants. he's been called double. you've been with them since about 2018, but he's been in the minors. he did couple in the double a did street students recently in the triple a and he has some pretty good numbers the recent year. recent time, rather, she 2 homers, 2 doubles to walk in. that was in triple a's. only played 6 triple games this season and they felt like that that mine is recently could help them because as we do know, the giants are still in playoff contention. they're trying to wrap up that last wildcard spot. and of course, they're doing pretty well in in now with what th

reporter: bryce's family had everything in their storage unit because they were weeks away from moving. he visits the facility every other day to see if he can salvage anything. >> her baby pictures, ultrasound pictures, everything was in there. reporter: the fire destroyed 40 to 50 storage units. the thought of fireworks or the smell of something burning is now a trigger for so many others affected by the fire. >> i didn't lose a life. my loved ones are safe. it doesn't really take away the pain of losing things that you worked so hard for, that you can never get back. reporter: while the actual cause of the fire is still unknown, investigators are continuing their work after searching more storage units and several homes. police seized over 13 ounces of math, 200 grams of cocaine, and one semiautomatic firearm. lauren martinez, abc7news. dion: another illegal fireworks seizure in the east bay. dublin police confiscated over 300 pounds of illegal fireworks and one handgun. only safe and sane fireworks are legal in dublin. several pivotal decisions out of the supreme court. yesterday,

bryce eldridge out james madison high school in virginia. he's 6 foot 7.18, years old. he's a right-handed pitcher and first baseman. >> he said to have good raw talent raw power at and can hit in the mid 90 as a pitcher. he was also ranked 23rd mlb's top draft prospects list. so this sounds really good for the giants. don't build run. it. cited shohei ohtani is an inspiration for him to become a 2 way player. he's been likened to ohtani as well. the a's though, in the big town looking to avoid the sweep against the red sox and a top of the 5th is what will start a's up a run. brent rooker launches one high and deep to lift. you can tell that one. goodbye. the a's pad. their lead to 2 and or not is his 16th homer of the season later in the bottom of the 6th, though, the a's their lead now cut to just one. former giant christian arroyo. well, he hits one the other way to write. no one's going to get that win. and the tying run comes into score and we've got a brand new ballgame bottom of the 8th year tied at 3 masataka yoshida hit to left and will he our home. that was o

of state former director of affairs europe and eurasia in the case of us national security matthew bryce i congratulate you dear mr. ambassadors in the studio of the espressov tv channel, the key story is the consequences of the great summit in vilnius, so we would like to ask you why president joseph biden still did not dare to push through the so-called very clear pro-ukrainian order denys in particular , it is about the direct membership of ukraine in nato , please decipher this extremely important strategic discussion, the strategic consequences, in particular, not only for ukraine, but for the security of the entire central and not only for sure of central europe, the strategic consequences are large and positive both for ukraine and for nato at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine in february 2022, such a result could only be dreamed of, remember how the friends and future allies of ukraine hesitated to provide any significant military assistance today we we have a promise j7 to continue to provide significant military assistance and a clear commitment of the united all

still, bryce. how do you live the city? usually for much the he used to industrial. gosh, it's a sold you to a new it's latrice meter to the not so easily share this to those are a couple of these can plus, normally these boys on approach on us, the russian ministry of defending on secret programs with close to inspection for us to question, what the sees him was they might use to organise the ship. so please can do the rush of us here in the morning. i'm pretty sure it was commence. you don't know because when they didn't stop to basically have someone who was supposed to show up on sunday, the 20th caught them by the some of the money received by hun divide and controlled firms. found its way back into a democratic party funds monday himself. judging by his laptop photos also did nicely out the secret pendulum programs. the fewest journalist deals scheme to withdrawal millions of dollars from the us budget, favoring one political party. they have more money and power in washington than saudi arabia does. that's why they're setting up the graph. like as my 4 people

are jason's out really picking up the pieces of the city, even if they bryce through the attacks? and here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. the one says it has begun removing more than a 1000000 barrels of oil from a decaying tank or on the coast of human maintenance. if the super tanker has been paused for 8 years because of the war, they're the one say the operation is necessary to avoid a possibly catastrophic oil spill. a loading ram from the m s. estonia, which think nearly 30 years ago, has been recovered from the sea bed for investigation. some 852 people lost their lives when the ferry sank, making it one of the lease, or breaks of the last century. investigators hope shed more light on the cause of the tragedy. rushes lower house of parliament, the duma has voted to raise the maximum conscription age for men from 27 to 30 years old. the law also bands conscripts from leaving the country after they've received a draft notice. the change has come as moscow faces persistent problems on the crane front. such a brussels court has convicte

reporter: bryce's family had everything in their storage unit because they were weeks away from movinghe visits the facility every other day to see if he can salvage anything. >> her baby pictures, ultrasound pictures, everything was in there. reporter: the fire destroyed 40 to 50 storage units. the thought of fireworks or the smell of something burning is now a trigger for so many others affected by the fire. >> i didn't lose a life. my loved ones are safe. it doesn't really take away the pain of losing things that you worked so hard for, that you can never get back. reporter: while the actual cause of the fire is still unknown, investigators are continuing their work after searching more storage units and several homes. police seized over 13 ounces of math, 200 grams of cocaine, and one semiautomatic firearm. lauren martinez, abc7news. dion: another illegal fireworks seizure in the east bay. dublin police confiscated over 300 pounds of illegal fireworks and one handgun. only safe and sane fireworks are legal in dublin. several pivotal decisions out of the supreme court. yesterday, th

shaping a much more protectionist approach to one way 80 stands in the world, and it's mainly for bryce and your site is actually on the industrial part of the landscape of the european union and the aggressive policies that the bottom distraction in particular has implemented in terms of lowering technology companies a lot of the companies to the, to north america, having an impact on, on europe, is starting to play on the minds of corporate within europe in terms of whether or not they remain domiciled in a high cost environment will take advantage of subsidies in north america these aren't going to be the challenges that will, that will create fractures between european they cannot make it easy for us and the broad uh, so the security interest of the transatlantic alliance and everything. but you, would you agree with that? i mean, at work said that the a, a m s l is sort of its own helpful, but for the bottom line, good. all the industries and technologies now find themselves subject to similar legislation elsewhere. yeah, i think that's a great question. i mean, these control will

palestinians in the west bank city of jeanine ho funerals for people killed during israel minutes ago. bryce. at least 12 palestinians died, 2 days of drug strikes and rights and wasn't a 100 for injured. his writing ministry says, but that, but military you and says iran is denying you have access to investigate allegations of human rights abuses against demonstrates it meets a mind who does offices i and i'm think of them from the feel. okay, welcome to the program. russia and ukraine and accusing each other of planning to attack, europe's largest nuclear facility, the separation of power station in south east and ukraine. the kremlin says it's taking measures to counter the threat of sabotage on the planned warning that such an attack could have catastrophic consequences. but in his overnight address ukrainian present. one of them is the landscape, such as the russian occupying forces of planting explosives that need the site is provided evidence to back to back claims, presence that landscape bone that must go had been in bold. and i'd be timid, international response to last month's des

it but nothing too much to speak of who it is somewhat dry and bryce. i'm more in the way of sunshine, but the still little show around never the less than because he some heavy ones just developing around those and positively. so going through monday and going well scotsman, holding on and, and the republican balancing some what to with a full monday on a brisk breeze. that is the case to of course a good part of scandinavia spot in front of me. mon, across northern parts of africa, the seasonal show is doing quite nicely around the gulf of guinea rod, across the west africa, some heavier pulses, the frame making the way further westwards. as we go on through the week, the, the facing liliana, teens does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into a hard hitting into abuse. do you think look to their lives on washed face enough for money to go on its own and built it's on don't providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have

the problems is bryce for a 59th of riots. tens of thousands of offices have again been mobilized to contain the unrest onto the killing of a teenager. fine place, at least a 11300 people were arrested across the country. on friday nights on saturday morning, the french finance minister said move the 700 sharp supermarkets and restaurants have been lucid or damaged since tuesday. meanwhile, and some of the city of las say they have been intense clashes between police and purchases, set cause and ties on sly and broken store. windows leases to a gas to dispatch the crowds. let's get the latest now. we can go live to pull. brandon, who is in power as far as poll? yes, another nice unrest across problems with no. can you tell us, as well as the center of power as soon as others are on the seas and it's true for the tenant, altering nothing, said the police. in fact, the comparison has been using an overwhelming numbers and then the strategy, if it's too big, keeping people just continuously moving up and down the shows on the side. there was a cold products on social media for people to

but bryce, who is following developments for the credit of capital t, as in rob, i just said once again the target of a tax, the suggestion being that this might have been retaliation. so the damage to the coach, bridge a yeah, an idea of the intense uh, advert tax in and around the desk. so the how to set that saying that this was a truly massive attack at cooling or the hellish night. and as you mentioned, it is the 2nd night in a row. it does seem to be reprisals for the attack on the coach bridge on monday. the oh, sorry to use it and saying that to me particularly targeted was that critical infrastructure. and in particular, oil and grain facilities at the ports and we all night seeing images on ukrainian social media or of damage to port facilities. great and silos and the likes deal if i want to say that they're right. defenses that were active at night and they shut down around $37.00, either drones or missiles of different descriptions, but that is out of a total number of a weapons launched at ukraine, mostly in the south of 63. so it is a relatively low intersection range, wh

here at the list for the the, the southern most italian island is bryce for potentially redcoat breaking. some of migrants arrivals from minnesota, georgia maloney, one power last year. promising to track down on the boat migrants the sudanese sailed from june as yet whether it's a sophisticated, unprofitable smuggling network. those who make it now face a more hostile reception from italy's nationalist government, human rights watch cold, italy's new immigration will repressive and inhumane. it's intended to dissuade migraines from coming here, as not having any effect more than 45000 people have arrived in this, at least as a spouse of this year. it was $12000.00 in the same period last year. a discipline record in poland. the accused, judges refused to the states line. witness follows through courageous judges, spearheading the stand against reforms. critics, please leave the highest guardians of the constitution, vulnerable to politically motivated sanctions, based on their reading. the judges under pressure on that just either the beginning, the ideas, the french republic because th

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next gloucester, they probably come see another 2 and a half months time in my understanding it to bryce stewart on 415 park center. not more than that and anything below 6 sparks and that is a manageable part. any concrete info, any government in thomson? i'm generally in place and ordering done some food in place, and i still remember during that time up there congress spot. these rules before 2014 ford inflation was almost hit on 15 to 16 percent as such, tend to be generally inflation. who will then i'll between 10 to 12 percent. so if we look back and if you see the present trend and then the present trend is why wife's my little stock pick in terms of what was a sum teneo spec. mm hm. well adults, a silver come out that's a political on foreign policy experts. thanks very much for breaking down. those are those tomato troubles in india. i hope you get your hands on some fresh ones soon. it's pleasure talking on the program. thank you so much. have a nice day. thank you. thank. well, that's all from a pizza. scott, what have you up to this weekend? i hope you're having a great one.

and mid hollywood ongoing stand off with unionized actors and bryce's. thousands of weird because remain on strike with the product is expected to have a major impact on movie release is for the rest of the up. next, a documentary, looking at the volcanic eruption on la palmer in the canary islands 2 years ago. that's after a short break. unlike look who will be back with more news at the top of the next hour. bye for now the, for nearly 4 decades. she is bored peacefully for grace of freedom in the wrong nothing suit today. ready children should not inherit science from an income. if you look into how nice the 3 dots july 29th on dw the on the afternoon, the september the 19th 2021 interruption occurred at the corner of the social kind of glitch on the time of the rad chance to experience us history in the make the time it is part of the group of ok. no experts is task you do is to assess the thing just post by the volcano to the population. the kind of clean today is located above a densely populated area on the west side of the island, which is the 2nd day of the election. the cnn par

>> my name is bryce dawson from counterpart international. you mentioned the difficulties of minimizing intrusion and tactically advocating for lgbtq ia plus rights in other nations and potential procurement policies to ensure og pdq ia plus protections -- lgbtqia plus protections. you have any in the pipeline or anything you are working on for the future? jonathan: i want to thank all of you for your questions. madame administrator, you have two minutes. [laughter] administrator power: in general on our engagements over human rights issues we hear a lot about noninterference. there is no question i heard a lot about it at the united nations. we hear it often from countries like the russian federation that have invaded another country and tried to take over the other country. we hear it from countries that are providing surveillance technology. you know, to other countries, or, that are fueling this information in the countries in which we are working. so, you know, it's a shield. it's an important one to take seriously because we also of cou

reporter: bryce said his family had everything in their storage unit because they were weeks from moving. he visits the storage facility every other day to see if he can salvage anything. >> everything was in there. reporter: the fire destroyed 30 to 40 storage units. the smell of something burning is now a trigger for so many others. >> i did not lose a life and loved ones are safe, but it doesn't take away the pain of losing things you worked so hard for you can never get back. reporter: while the cause of the fire is unknown, arson investigators are continuing their work. after searching more storage units, police seized 13 ounces of meth, 200 grams of cocaine, marijuana, and one semi automatic firearm. fireworks seizure, dublin police confiscated illegal fireworks and one handgun. only safe and secure fireworks are in dublin. minimum w in six cities are going up. emeryville will have the highest local minimum wage, $18.67 per hour. golden gate bridge tolls are also going up for drivers with fastrak, the intrigue -- the increase is from $8.40 to a dollar $.75 -- $8.75. rates on the sa

. >>> bryce young quarterback for panthers, quickly becoming a fan.k in the draft signing a jersey for this cute little guy tried to give him a fist bump but the kid just walked away. he didn't see it, the heisman trophy winner did the next best thing, he gave it to himself. >> that kid may have been an auburn fan. >> yeah. sometimes, you just make lemonade. >> caroline mano, thank you. great to see you. >>> elsewhere in the world, we're looking at the man formerly known as kanye west returning to the platform formerly known as twitter. the company now called "x" reinstating the west account however he weren't monetize it. and no ads will appear next to his post. west was suspended where he posted multiple anti-semitic comments. twitter has launched a freedom of speech not reached. it says tweets labelled in violation received 81% less reach or impressions. >>> right here on "early start," the biden administration launching a new website for student loan borrowers to apply for lower payments. we'll tell you how low they can go. to replace it withth a

bryce dow barred from france finished first overall.irst woman to finish was leandra's and my men peered the first to finish in the non-binary category was jail odom. among the other runners, former inmates at san quentin who raced with a purpose. >> you want to have that mindset of trying to be better. and process everything. being in prison where there i maybe a line of hope, keep going and do not stop. reggie: the route is a scenic tour through the city along the bay through the presidio across the golden gate bridge rate through golden gate park and finishing next to the bay bridge. kumasi: congratulations. next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand through the app on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming. ♪ kumasi: as we had to break, look at this. reggie: the heavens. kumasi: the heavens. we will be right back. ♪ kumasi: here are the seven things you need to know this money. police are looking for the people who ran

he wellmont up are just beating out bryce in the boat. >> becomes the first liv golfer with 3 victories beating out brooks keopka end dustin johnson who have a win record. >> in the golf tournaments. eventful day. we have coming up a little later. it was an exciting day. we know that some of conca calf games were played here matches, i should say were played here at levi stadium to make beating saint kitts and nevis and also qatar just mexico. thousands something. yeah. thousands and thousands of people expected to show up there in santa clara. so just for people out there, you're traveling that area, you have to expect delays. but there's a lot that's going to be happening at levi's, of course, training camp is only a few weeks outright in football on. we mentioned earlier, brock purdy, brian garrity want need with? wheat she played that's an athletic couple. >> we can expect some little brought parties it's going to be a summit. 6 ad. one offspring, right? yeah. all right, thanks a lot for the update. would sports little you okay? well, a heads up if you're heading down to monterey co

bryce wiley him dave is both the bottom, right, give them a lot way. the ability to score. they are 2 to one at that point. they would hold it until the 8th tyler rogers here he wanted ran into some trouble bases loaded and jarrett it's a game tying sec by rogers would limit the damage in that one would go to extras. and while the giant they got a quick run in extra innings before michael came to the plate with runners on he smokes one over davis's jd davis lived. there are new, the tag and the giants. they stay hot. they win this one. a tip was the now back to the west now for the twins and the a's. a local key which will get sir francis drake's own this sky. joe ryan, his family, they're able to support them, as he's having a pretty good season with the twins. so far they came to watch so they would get the ryan early, though. here's jordan diaz with a shot to left field and that would get all the way over the left field base for his 6th home run of the year. greening go. they jump out early with a leadoff for the seven-inning. now the a's leading 3 to 2 at here are last.

especially for with now the mlb draft also took place today and the giants elected 2 way prospect bryce eldridge out of james madison high school in virginia, the 6 foot 7.18, year-old is a right-handed pitcher and first baseman and is said to have a good raw are good, raw power and can hit the mid-nineties as a pitcher. now he would also right 23rd on the mlb's top draft prospects within. well, eldridge has cited show handle touch shohei ohtani rather as an inspiration for him to become a two-way player. he's also been liking to the talents of him likened to the towns of him. the a's in beantown looking to avoid the sweep against the red sox. top of the 5th is where we'll start the a's up a run. brent rooker. he launches one high and deep to left and you can tell that one, you know, the saying goodbye, the ape at their lead to 2 and love brent rooker notches his 16th, homer of the season. but later, bottom of the 68th, their lead now cut to just 1, 1, offer. former giant christian arroyo, arroyo, and he hits it the other way to right. no one gets that women will the tying run comes int

the middle child also a son his name is bryce very close his older brother bronny.e, i think it was on instagram. it was the two of them with a heart and the article talked about how close they are as brothers and they have been there together. they played on the same team at one point. >> lawrence: last year until he moved to college. >> ainsley: doctor can they all be tested if we have children that play basketball or football can we test them to see if they're prone for this? >> certainly i think it raise as good point and in the national spotlight now that we have seen several cardiac arrests this occurred in ncaa collegial athletes the question is should there be some sort of prescreening not just history and physical examination but also an electrocardiogram. something like an electrocardiogram could show underlying electrical or structural issues that may be -- that some of these athletes may have and, perhaps, it's something that we can pick up in some young athletes and prevent cardiac arrest in the future. >> steve: real quick, full recovery. >> i think fu

will they selected 2 way prospect bryce eldridge out of james madison high school in virginia. is have good raw power and can hit mid-nineties as a pitcher. now he was also ranked 23rd in male bees top draft prospects list. so, you know, no surprise there. eldridge has cited show hey, ohtani is an inspiration for him to become a two-way player himself. the a's, though. in town, looking to avoid the sweep against the red sox. top of the a's up a run. brent rooker launches one high deep to left and you can tell that one goodbye. the a's packed their lead to 2 and brent rooker notches his 16th. homer. but later, bottom of the 6 a's now lead has been cut down to just one. >> emerge. i christian arroyo. well, he hits one the other way to right. no one is going to get that when the tying run comes into score and we've got a brand new ballgame. bottom of the 8th here tied at 3 masataka yoshida hits it to left and will that one is over the green monster for opposite field home run the red sox. they take the lead in. >> that would ultimately be the reigning run a 4 to 3. they also draft

they selected 2 way prospect bryce eldridge out of james madison high school in virginia.t 7 and he's 18 years old. right. hander right hand pitcher first baseman as well said have good power and you can hit the mid 90's as a pitcher. he was also ranked 23rd on anneliese draft prospects list. he has cited shohei ohtani as his inspiration for him to become a two-way player. he was kr. we'll take a break here at 6.52. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. a proposed state bill to remove roadblocks to becoming a teacher. >> the money that may become >> the money that may become available now to help earn with wendy's bogo dollar deal, your dollar never tasted so good. so everyone's gonna get... [all talking at once] i was gonna say a frosty and a frosty. you can do that? i don't know, willie's really smart. choose wisely, choose wendy's buy one get one for a buck. >> it's 6.55. in downtown berkeley has seen a major decline and the number of store fronts in the pandemic. vintage stores, though, however, remain very popular. thanks to gen z shoppers who like t

this historic perspective, let's turn to douglas brinkley, a presidential historian, a professor at bryceous books including two of the nixon tapes. i just made a comparison there, dog, but you're the historian. how would you compare trump's role in the superseding indictment to nixon's role in this case watergate scandal? >> donald trump defines what being a bad operator is. nixon had a patriotic side to him. he had a signed a. him he did a lot of good things. the china trip in 1970, and it's something like, trump is very george wallace like. nixon was for affirmative action. nixon created the epa. i don't want to rehabilitate richard nixon, but nixon did the right thing. he resigned. he recognized that if he stayed and fought impeachment it would destroy the republican party for a generation. it would do damage to the united states. there is no sign that nixon ever would have gone around willy-nilly showing people top security clearance documents like donald trump did, contingency plans for wars or anything like this. so nixon is the only person i know that is coming out better because

and with the giants got to a prospect bryce eldridge out of james madison high school in virginia.e how tall 6 foot 7 and he's 18. wow. yeah. right. handed pitcher he's a first baseman has the power he can it in the mid-nineties as a pitcher. he was also ranked 23rd on the draft prospect last. and he cites shohei ohtani as his inspiration to be a two-way player and sell about that. you can definitely tell first video how excited he all right, 8.52 o'clock coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. >> a new study shows that more people are living alone than ever before. how today's workforce is contributing to this trend and how it could impact your health. >> it's 55 in downtown berkeley has seen a major decline in the number of store fronts that are open because of the pandemic. vintage stores, though, are still popular. thanks to gen z shoppers stores like mars mercantile they have vintage pieces that the kids just love these days. james dressing like we did back in the i i used to love dresses and then 2 thousands are popular, too. during the peak of the pandemic, t