mallory community have been gathering on a day of mixed emotions. the funeral of the king and the crowning office door. so as the new queen, the 27 year old will be the 8th. mallory monarch, and only the 2nd queen. huge crowds gathered to watch the new marie queen be anointed. no way, henry to pay his tanks by the coffin of his daughter, the king too had tier 2 titles for the day. at the age of 69. the king's youngest daughter at 27 years old represents a big generational shift for the amount of key and is hoops the active involvement to mallory culture will have a positive influence on younger generations to come around. we're extremely happy that now why one way to pull is an ukraine. she's the best person for the position and you'll see across everybody's faces. here we all agree. off to the new queen this morning. the funeral procession for her father begins. mary lorry is really the coffin down the river before just carry to its final resting place of the sign of the well to a king who was seen by many is uniting force across new zealand. also

also quote altura in the mallory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's list here. um, everything is done um through monopoly turned off the respect 3 different throttle . ha, through love the mary king movement with whom to strength and in unify mary culture following versus calling nice. ation in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial, bought the monarchy, carries cultural and often political significance to marry. and the scene is key to many a central to their identity. so you're watching your dw news up next. how people can co exist with well, is after centuries of hunting, the ocean giants to the brink of extinction. i'll be back at the top of the hour with mobile news. i'll have to see you then. the city is hungry for the future. in southwest, telling us 32000000 people live here. many of them are young and then the 3 and it's coming through making money, having fun stu

calls paid for prime minister, a camper on a with enough supports in fonts, us divided pallet the mallory community in new zealand bits farewell to it's changed and welcomes his daughter as it's no queen, the 27 year old is only the 2nd as a lower. the gulf is welcome to the program. german police have shot and killed a man who opened fire. nivi is rarely consulate in munich. footage from social media appears to show the man carrying an old model, rifle and aiming shots of the nazi documentation easy. the police report that they exchanged shots with the stuff no other people were involved or injured. speaking to reporters police, no to that. today is the advisory of the 1972 munich olympics terror attack in which 11 is really team members were killed. the area around carroll lean and plots and central munich quote, and off with a heavy police presence. often gunman opened fine. hey, this morning. the sound captured by a nearby resident close to the is really come see, let, and the documentation museum of nazi history of jewish institutions and places of worship in germany. a given police

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also cooled altura in the mallory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's lived here. um, everything it was done um through monopoly turned off the respect 3 different throttle. huh. they loved the mallory king movement was film to strengthen and unify mary culture following versus colonization in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial. but the monarchy carries cultural and often political significance to marry. and the scene is key to many a central to their identity. with the day continues online, you'll find this on x also known as twitter, youtube and dw news. you can follow me on social media at brent golf tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody the what's makes insurance, the diversity of its resident, the commitment to one another, no matter what you're focus the we all know that climate change is and ma

also quote altura in the mallory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's lived here. um, everything is done um through monopoly turned off the respect 3 different throttle ha. through loved the mary king. movement with whom to strengthen and unify mary culture following versus colonized station in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial. 6 bought the monarchy, carries cultural, and often political significance to marry. and this scene is key to many a central to their identity. that's all for me in the news team for now, don't go away though. up next focus on the europe. so as the spotlights on physical attacks on politicians in jo, god office, in berlin from new, the new seen, the or the flux makes your risk the diversity of its residence. the commitment to one another, no matter what focus do you think i wouldn't better choose to have surgery? cool. yeah. you found this plasti

mallory, let me start with you first.his forum with the union voters thinking wow, what a huge job it is. here are key voters who do not follow the news. they're not particularly engaged in politics and they might determine the election. i wonder what you can tell me in this electorate. the challenge that the harris team has in getting to these people in convincing them to go pull the lever for kamala harris. >> i think what you heard is people are working hard. they're concerned about the economy, getting a home and keeping a good union job. to me that points to something that i've been advocating for for the last couple of years, state legislature. it's not just the bench it's the foundation. because we are the ones going door to door. we're the ones that will be out knocking on thousands of doors for people who may not watch the news as frequently as you and i do to talk about the fact that michigan democrats became the first state in 60 years to repeal right to work. you saw president biden on the line with so many of

joining me now is mallory, democratic majority whip of the michigan. and john faverau.h you with these union workers thinking man, what a challenge it is for either campaign. trying to get to the union voters. here you have a group of key undecided. they are not following the new ins the way a lot of voters follow the news. they are getting their information from outside traditional media. and they might determine the election. i wonder what you can tell me from your firsthand understanding in this electorate? the challenge the harris team has in getting to these people and convincing them to go for kamala harris. >> i think what you heard is people are working hard. they are concerned about the economy. they are concerned about buying a home and keeping a good union job. and to me, that points to the importance of something i have been advocating for, for the past couple of years is state legislatures if not just the bench, the foundation. because we are the ones going door to door. we had candidates in the community. we will be out knocking on thousands of doors for p

joining me now is mallory mcmurow, and john favro, the co host of the indispensable popular podcast, "pod save america." let me start with you first. i came away from these union workers thinking, man, what is a challenge it is for either campaign but especially such a campaign that has spent so much capital the harris-walz campaign and finally the biden campaign trying to get to these group of voters. here you have key undecideds they're not particularly engaged in policy and yet they might determine the election. i wonder what you can tell me from your sort of first-hand understanding of this electorate, the challenge the harris team in particular has in getting to these people and convincing them to go pull the lever from kamala harris. >> so i think what you've heard in the interviews is people are working hard. they're concerned about the economy, concerned about buying a home, and they're concerned about keeping a good union job, and to me that points to the importance of something i've been advocating for the past couple of years is states legislatures, it's not just the bench

mallory green ever the fiber and golf. it's good to have you with this. jeremy prosecutor say that the shooting nearly is rarely consulate in munich. today was an attempt to the terrorist attack police shot dead, an 18 year old austrian in a gun battle. the incident happened on the anniversary of the 1972 munich olympics terror attacks in which 11 is rarely athletes were killed. german transfer olaf shoulds wrote on the exit, anton semitism and islam doesn't have no place here in germany. this footage reportedly shows the gunman as the open fire at around 9 am. in the morning residents film from the windows as people slip this thing. the incident took place in kind of holding and plots and central munich. it's in the area close to the as riley concerts and the documentation museum of nazi history. jewish institutions and places of worship in germany, a given police protection against possible anti semitic attacks. so the officers present were able to act quickly to neutralize the government. a police spokesman said the suspect was an 18 year old, austria

mallory monarch and only the 2nd queen. huge crowds gathered to watch the new marie queen be anointed. no way, henry to pay his tanks by the coffin of his to the king too, had tier 2 titles for the day. at the age of 69. the king's youngest daughter at 27 years old represents a big generational shift for the amount of key. and it is hopes that active involvement to now re culture will have a positive influence on younger generations. to come around, we extremely happy that not why. one way to pull is an ukraine. she's the best person for the position and you'll see across everybody's faces. here we all agree . off to the new queen this morning, the funeral procession for her father begins. mallory laurie is really the coffin down the river before just kindly to its final resting place as the sign of the well to a king who was seen by many is the uniting force across new zealand. also quote altura in the memory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's lived here. um, everyt

what, i am happy to expand on mallory's answer there. i want to note these types of discussions i been a topic of five our experts are arms control experts have been tip of this fear trying to engage the prc, russia and allies on a regular basis on the topics. for that prc to really want to engage on this topic it would make sense for them to try to initiate a more serious discussion which we do not shy away from. we are not afraid to engage on these issues that is why we have been the ones asking for the engagement. if the prc is interested in making a specific proposal on a treaty through appropriate channels very happy to hear them out it's hard to tell if it's the real proposal or not because frankly this is kind of a side issue there's been no diplomatic follow-up. we are not the ones avoiding we are the ones trying to initiate more and more detailed dialogue to be even more transparent about our nuclear doctrine policy and try to better understand any changes happening in china and russia's approach to nuclear policy we are open to

the traditional mallory war dance is meant to strike fit into the hearts of enemies. and that usually with the size of sol side perform the style of sporting match. most famously by the old blacks, the ceilings national rugby to more than $6000.00 people showed up at a at oakland even rep popularized the stadium for the regular banking rendition. resting the title back from front to find it in 2014, wanting to organize. it was like winning back a national 1st the the and that is open now on the coming a mix board fly. looks at how an ask in refugee became a professional boxer. here in germany. don't forget the website and the social media channels that they doubly needs as the handle. you need any help from me in the team here in building. thanks for watching and stay with us. the we are all set we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about com, biased information for free might do to name my name is the calls back. say thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad a lot of people do.

mallory laurie is ready the coffin down the river before just curry to its final resting place of the sign of the well to a king who was seen by many is the uniting force across new zealand. also quote altura in the memory language. c what he's done to unite this many people across all toyota who, 30 yards oil spin. ah, this will be a really good sign of the legacy that he's list here. um, everything is done um, through monopoly turned off the respect through different throttle. huh. through love to marry king movement with whom to strengthen and unify mary culture following versus clara 9 station in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial. but the monica carries cultural and often political significance to marry. and the scene is key to many a central to their identity. and before we go virtual mind off our top story, police have shocked at the gunman near the it's really considered unit in water quality portfolio attended us to incident. the suspect wants me to, you know, with austria nation. the incident happened on the animosity of the to the at

he died last week in an accident on mallory avenue.river involved in that accident as well, cooperated with police. at yesterday's vigil, attendees remember tristan for his love of sports. the outdoors and riding his motorbike. >> people always ask, you know what happens when you lose a child and you go through the, the crying where you just can't cry anymore? he was just fearless. if he couldn't find an adventure, he would make one. >> his death marks the eighth deadly traffic collision in fremont so far this year. the investigation is still ongoing. >> high school in the east bay says it will begin ramping up safety measures at football games in the future. it comes after multiple fights forced the cancellation of friday night's game. we're talking oakland tech and el cerrito. they were playing a game at tech stadium when a fight broke out in the stands at the beginning of the second quarter. this, according to the chronicle. that fight eventually made its way onto the field and they had to halt the game. police had to be called in t

new queen um now why, when we typically is expected to play a significant role and advocating for mallory rights carrying the torch from her late father and addressing issues facing the community. so with the mile re making up about assess of new zealand population, her leadership is crucial and promoting cultural preservation. and most importantly, unity among the tribes. so she's also likely to be a voice and discussions on modern issues such as artificial intelligence, genetic modification, and i'm a change sectors and emissions. yes. tell us about some of the issues, some of the key issues, the malady all facing that the new korean would have to be representing the people on um yeah, with the, the reason a government change, the mode community has been pushing back on some government policies. so that's, that's a facile res. so basically they are moving on further from co governorship co governance. so the mahdi community are pushing for the current government the the elected government to um yeah. preserves that covert and governance and having a multi voice within the government and

on risk reduction in the days and weeks ahead. >> first, you know, i'm happy to expand on kind of mallory's answer there, but i want to note that these types of discussions of nuclear policy and doctrine have been a topic of discussion within the p5 expert meetings, and our experts, our arms- control experts at the state department have really been tip of the spear trying to engage the prc, russia, and of course our allies on a regular basis on these topics, and i think for the prc to really want to engage on this topic, it would e make sense for them to try to initiate a more serious discussion in that format, which we do not shy away from. we aren't afraid to engage on these issues. that is why we have been the ones who are always asking for the engagement. if the prc is interested in making a specific proposal on a no first use treaty through appropriate channels, we are happy to hear them out. i think it is hard to tell if it is a real proposal or not because frankly this is a kind of site issue raised in a speech at the conference and there has been no diplomatic follow-up. h we are th

to new zealand where a new world record has been set for the world's biggest haka, the traditional mallory award dance is meant to be struck fit into the hearts of enemies. and that usually with these days, it's usually homed at the start of sporting massive most famously by the national rugby to, more than $6000.00 people showed up open to eating pop rugby studying for the regular breaking rendition. resting time in front, find this in 2014 according to organizes. it was like winning back and national 1st the and on that front, the note that is open now coming on next the climate change. i change the document . these are the news on a put this in the notes on a pallet it kicks in the south china sea. i'm scared of trees. why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean as a hot level come out to decades of chinese expansion isn't the i'm in the nation is resisting with the support of a powerful and i the philippines can definitely count on the united states.

for the most number of people to perform a hucker hawk, a is a traditional dance of the indigenous mallory people not because we're usually used a welcome friend or to scare and it means just before a battle for these days, the best known hawkins also called how much aid is performed at the start of sports matches most dangerously by new zealand national rugby team, the all blacks. within 6000 people showed up at oakland, even part stadium, a for the record breaking performance. snatching the title in france, which claimed it back in 2014 organizer said it was like winning back a national treasure. the 2nd. all right, here's the reminded me of our top story this our and is really ground encourage and it's 11 on could be i'm and, and that's according to one us official is as israel has made significant forces to its northern border, that comes after hezbollah as deputy leaders said that the group is ready for a ground invasion coming up next point 8, looks at how singapore is teaching the board, how to handle what the . it's a universal principle of life. a fundamental human right? everyone

has two gold medals in the pool, olivia chambers in the women's 400-meter freestyle and mallory begmann the women's 200 individual medley. at 1-2 finish in the men's 100 meter with jaden barack well setting a world record. right now team u.s.a. is in sixth place overall in the medal count. china is leading the pack with the most gold medals and most overall. still to come, why power outages can mean a greatered risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and our weekend spotlight with gold medalist tatiana mcfadden. >> this is pbs news weekend from weta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. john: with the average cost of school lunches national liquor between $455 and $60 a month schools are turning to online payment stems, run by payment companies which typically charge transaction fees. the consumer protection bureau estimates that the fees can amount to as much as $42 in a school year and families qualifying for reduced price meals may be paying 60 cents in fees for every dollar spent. tell us how do tse fees work? >> they typically take place when parents are tra

tristan killed thursday while driving his motorcycle on mallory avenue. a driver turning left onto crosspoint common, colliding with him, his death marking the eighth fatal traffic collision in fremont so far this year. >> people always ask, you know what happens when you lose a child and you go through the crying where you just can't cry anymore? his father, mark, touched by the outpouring of support from the community. >> friend after friend, arriving to light candles, lay flowers, post pictures and share stories. >> tristan just came out the happiest child that i've ever met in my life. >> tristan, a student at fremon, washington high school, remembered for his love of sports, the outdoors and riding his motorbike seeking adventure at every turn. he was just fearless. >> if he couldn't find an adventure, he would make one. his family also talking of his soft spot for animals. >> a teen who had a bright future ahead of him, perhaps as a vet. >> he loved animals a lot and was just extremely caring with animals. >> he's such an animal person. he had like

. >> it all began when he went to this chase bank at mallory and fremont boulevard on august 23rd.accessed a safety deposit box and walked out with two bags full of jewelry to prepare for an indian religious festival. >> and it also included our ancestors jewelry and whatnot. very sentimental, emotional kind of jewelry. >> he had no idea that a group of burglars in an suv was watching his every move. >> it was very obvious that, you know, i went in with an empty bag and then came back with two bags full, and i did not, you know, bother concealing it. >> they followed him as he pulled his honda odyssey minivan into the irvington post office on trimble way, where he stopped to drop off some packages. he came back out and realized someone had broken a window and stolen all his jewelry. >> he was panicked. i looked inside. i saw that all my bags were gone. >> fremont police used city cameras and surveillance video and confirmed suspects in a dodge journey had tailed him from the bank. later that day, chp officers spotted the suv in merced county and found the stolen jewelry. guadalupe

and in new zealand, the mallory community bids fair.

represents a big generational shift for the amount of key and is hoops the active involvement in mallory culture will have a positive influence on younger generations to a real quick, strongly happy that not one way to pull is an ukraine. she's the best person for the position and you'll say across everybody's faces. here we all agree. the cost of the new queen as soon in the funeral procession for her father begins. mary lorry is ready the coffin down the river to forward his curry, to its final resting place. the final farewell to a king who is seen by many is the uniting force across new zealand. also called out to in the mri language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 13 it's all i often um it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's list here. um, everything is done um through monopoly turned off the respect 3 different throttle . ha, through love the mary king movement with home to strength and in unify mary culture following pressures calling nice. ation in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial. thou

[applause] and come mallory mount claire joe ebert thank you so much and her staff members and all the rest of our staff and many students who helped us organize this. you are going to hear from other speakers today. some are republican and some are democrat but all of them are small d democrats. they believe in this process and they believe it's worth fighting for. they believe it's important to participate and they are inspiring and i hope you will take inspiration from them and everything that you learned here and everything you learn from each other and go back to your schools in your community and change history. you have the power to do that so thank you so much. i'm so grateful to you for being here and the work you are doing and you will have a great day. >> thank you david. [applause] >> please welcome to the stage lieutenant governor john gilchrist who served alongside gretchen whitmer representing the pure state of michigan. [applause] how are you all doing? how are you doing? my name is curling gilchrist and i'm proud proud to serve as his lieutenant governor of the great s

calls paid for prime minister, a camper on a when enough supports and fonts is divided pallet the mallory community in new zealand bids farewell to its king.

for the most number of people to perform a pucca, a haka is a traditional dance of the indigenous mallory people was used to welcome friends or to scare enemies just before a battle these days. however, the best known hawk in which is called come march t is also performed at the start of sports matches most famously by new zealand, national. what can be teams? the all blacks within $6000.00 people showed up at oakland, even park stadium for the record breaking performance. snatching the title from france, which claimed it back in 2014 organizers said it was like winning back a national treasure. the you want you to use that very short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back the he's the head of a country that no longer exist. the deadline is homeland of 2 beds has been occupied by china almost 75 years with time to see for his country to this, he receives the nobel peace to best best of china. in 45 minutes on d, w, the this shadows these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across up and he

. >> reporter: mallory and justin campbell didn't know about the project when 2-year-old mac was being mac loved "the little mermaid." >> i remember the day we received the package and her opening it up and lighting. one of my favorite pictures is me walking into a room and seeing her looking at herself in the mirror and she was just grinning, like she just felt is beautiful at that time. >> reporter: which is why, when mac passed away in may of 2016, the picture of her wearing that ariel wig forever rests on her headstone in franklin, idaho. >> it's one of my favorite pictures of her. her mile is so genuine. to me it shows you what that big did for her. it helps you not think about what they are battling and just be able to focus on them and their happiness. >> it takes seeing the photos, the videos or the written emails that we receive from parents to realize we may not be saving lives, but what we're doing is giving life and hope to others. while, of course, the hope is that we eradicate cancer, the hope is we can save every life, we can't do everything, but we can do something. >>

as mallory people at king to hey died on friday just days of the home surgery and celebrations. mocking the 18th and of the 3 of these coronation. his daughter has been named as a new battery queen. president headlines more news coming up here now does are right off the type of pundum? the science vaccines health suggestions. i'm trying to find out if the world learned anything from out. i enjoyed the experience in south africa for this time of global carver. 19 human societies have long faced the threat of disease. and despite so many breakthroughs in motor medicine, we find ourselves living under the shadow of kind democrats that we struggle to contain. excuse me, priority of the people that you're worried about that sitting at the center of infectious disease control because tony found for decades, he's being behind a for key interventions that have prevented outbreaks from becoming global pine dynamics about the co sauce united. but his life's work, his passion as centers around a charge me, why don't you do this? why don't you, why don't you those successful vaccines are against th

the victim was at chase bank on mallory and fremont boulevard last month.ed out with two bags filled with jewelry to use at an indian religious festival. he then drove to the post office to drop off some packages. didn't realize he was being followed by an suv. when he came back, he found his car window was smashed and all the jewelry was stolen. >> panicked, i looked inside. i saw that all my bags were gone. it makes me even more angry that you know what was supposed to be safe. and then i got it from a safe location and then, you know, let it go like that. >> fremont police tracked down two suspected thieves and the stolen jewelry. the alameda county da has charged the two with grand theft. >> all right, your time now is 818. sal is back up with a look at the roads on this wednesday morning. hey, sal. >> all right. andre and we're starting in the south bay. this time. there's a lot of slow traffic trying to get into the silicon valley. heading west from east to west. a couple of crashes. northbound 101 at 280. there's a crash. these are minor incidents. m

head injury is committed to a fall of their housekeeper five years earlier, the death of 19-year-old malloryfter witnesses say paul murdoch drunkenly crashed his boat, and the death of a teenage classmate of murdoch's older son , ruled a hit and run but which police later investigated as a homicide. they publicly deny response ability for any of that. on the stand in his wife and son's murder case, he had to admit he like to police after cellphone video proved he was at the scene of the crime mutes before the deaths. in a separate case, murdoch admitted guilt to financial crimes, stealing life-changing legal settlement money from impoverished clients. he blamed drug addiction pair the isolated estate has been sold but what happened there is still making headlines. a new book chronicles this saga and goes further, looking back at not just alec murdoch but 100 years of eye-popping privilege and violence connected with his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. the book is the devil at his elbow, alec murdoch and the fall of the southern dynasty, by valerie who joins me now. congratulation

then a 37 minute drive to get from antioch to concord and then in newark, southbound 880, before mallorywo car crash is blocking the two left lanes there. that back up to alvarado boulevard and then our bay bridge toll camera. the backup is to the foot of the maze. there's also a two car crash reported after the toll plaza, and it's blocking the right lane and the shoulder with one hour drive time from highway four to san francisco. back to the desk. >> we're less than seven weeks from election day. vice president harris and former president donald trump both hitting critical swing states, hoping to court undecided voters. yesterday, vice president harris was in philly speaking with the national association of black journalists. trump was in michigan holding his first rally since sunday's apparent assassination attempt. both candidates are focusing on the economy. >> day one, we're doing two things closing the border and drill, baby drill. two things we're going to get down the prices. >> we came in during the worst public health epidemic in centuries. we came in after the worst attack o

on the roadways we'll talk about a new report coming in to fremont south 880 at mallory. i'm tracking that, but i did see a little slowing on those sensors. meanwhile as we look at contra costa county, highway four sees the most change coming in to concord for the build. same thing for 242. a little brake tap seen on the sensors. the bay bridge toll plaza is filled in on a pretty typical pattern. remember more traffic coming in toward moscone center? dreamforce in full effect there as we're looking at the drive, the longer drive out of contra costa, county down vasco road is at 33 minutes. similar to yesterday, when tuesday typically has a heavier volume, this contra costa drive exit there is a little slower today. back to you. thanks, mike. 610 right now, turns out that morning cup of joe may be a real life saver, at least when it comes to two of the deadliest health threats. but how much is enough? just ahead on today in the bay. the recommended amount? experts say you may just want to take to heart and today is the day. it's interest rate day. will it be a half? a quar

in washington, mallory rivera ktvu, fox two news national voter registration day is here. >> voting centers across the country are hosting registration drives, including here in the bay area. lamonica peters reports on how county leaders are working to get out the vote. >> this is going to be my first year being able to vote. you know, 2020. i couldn't do it. i was 17, wasn't there yet? >> research data shows that traditionally voters 18 through 29 have the lowest turnout in the country. sebastian ramos is a third year student at san jose state university, and has his own view about why some young people don't vote. >> i think a lot of people my age, they do see that, you know, some of these politicians are a little bit outdated, yet you know, our parents are their age and they may agree with those, you know, views. but people my age, you know, being early 20s, you know, teenagers as well, we don't really align with that kind of stuff. >> this one i curated, ashley, who is a recent san jose state graduate now working for the registrar of voters, helping to attract new voters through social

. >> reporter: mallory weggemann, who broke her own record at the 200 individual medley at her firstmedia swooning from the court to the eiffel tower where american archer tracy otto said yes. now the world will be watching the next chapter of this love story as hunter woodhall returns to the track. >> are you ready for your turn? >> i'm going to give it my best shot. i'm going to do everything i can, for sure. >> reporter: right now the usa is third in the medal count which, by the way, those medals have 2024 and paris written on them in braille, a nod to accessibility and the french inventor of the system. you see those olympic rings over my shoulder, guys? those aren't going anywhere. paris' mayor says she wants to make them a permanent fixture. >> how about that? >> thanks so much. >> breaking some news there, all right. >> let's keep this paris boost energy going. >> today's boost also coming from the paralympics. an incredible display of sportsmanship. just before the men's 100 meter sprint, watch what happens when one of the athletes needs some help with his leg wrap. >> a sli

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the victim was at chase bank on mallory and fremont boulevard late last month.ival. he then drove to the post office to drop off some packages, but he didn't realize an suv had been following him. when he came out of the post office, he found his car window was smashed and all his jewelry was stolen. >> panicked, i looked inside. i saw that all my bags were gone. it makes me even more angry that you know what was supposed to be safe. and then i got it from a safe location and then, you know, let it go like that. >> fremont police tracked down two suspects and the stolen jewelry. the alameda county da has charged the two with grand theft. >> our time now, 607. the latest travel numbers show san jose mineta international airport still struggling to reach pre-pandemic travel levels. now, back in july, 1.1 million passengers went through that airport, a 0.2% increase from june. in fact, the airport has seen five straight months of growth. but now the bad news. the month of july was down compared to july of last year. airport officials say they're well below their pa

you'll find one on southbound 880 at mallory. there's also a crash just reported in the hayward area. before you get to the san mateo bridge. and some slow traffic on that bridge as well. traffic by the coliseum north and southbound looks good at this hour. let's head over to the bay bridge toll plaza where there is a crowd. it's been crowded here all morning long since the metering lights turned on. no specific issues here to tell you about. stop and go. once you get onto the span. quick check of the south bay commute. show slow traffic in the northbound direction of 280. well, this afternoon will be the final first pitch for the oakland a's at the coliseum. >> more than 40,000 are expected to show up to say good-bye. ktvu. james torres already out there this morning and, james, you've been able to talk with so many fans who are already out there. >> yeah, not just already out here. they've been lined up for several hours now, and the gates just opened for a lot of these fans to actually take their spots in the parking lot. and