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busy and incumbent nicholas, my daughter's when this comes off to washington has a new south american darling claiming that the new south american darling of the opposition candidate is the real window of the election. and my daughter accused america of attempting to data. the fellow will need of the government of the united states together with ease on musk emulates, fascist international or at the forefront of a process of destabilization in a coup d'etat at this moment. against the venezuelan people and against the venezuelan democracy, unfamiliar events. when the president added that the opposition has profited in the tax of a capital for this saturday today. or the election took place on july 28th with miss, or getting what 51 percent of the votes and protests did it around the same time. western nations dismissed the results. washington says it has the proof for the opposition one, but a so far failed to show it given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the united states. and most importantly, to the venezuelan people that edmondo gonzalez or g a one of the most votes in v

the cradle of the old south, the crucible of the new south. tonight, there is a sense of celebration because we have moved fundamental and more from racial battle. the browns by law to economic common ground. the moral challenge to move to higher ground. common ground. think of jerusalem, the intersection of trails met a small village that became the birth place for three great religions judaism, christianity and islam. why was this village so blessed? because it provided a crossroads for different people met different cultures, different civilizations could meet and find common ground. when people come together, flowers always flourish. the air is rich with the aroma of a new spring. take new york. the dynamic metropolis is what makes new york so special. you're seeing petition at the statue of liberty. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, not restrict it to english. only. many people, many cultures. many languages with one thing in common that yearn to breathe free. common ground denied in the letter f

doctor i wesley morgan from the university of new south wales, thank you for your time.s, there've been disagreements over the programme format. democrats want both candidates' microphones to be live throughout the full broadcast on abc on september the tenth. while mr trump has said it doesn't matter to him either way, the republican campaign are reported to want him to be muted unless it's his turn to speak. when president biden was the democratic candidate, both sides had agreed to the muting of mics. and a reminder of our top story — the british prime minister has warned that the budget in october "will be painful". speaking in the downing street rose garden in the past hour, sir keir starmer said those with the broadest shoulders would have to bear most of the cost. there is much more in our live page on the bbc website and the bbc news app on the bbc website and the bbc news app if you would but then we pull in more of a westerly, a fresher direction for us, before the weekend comes along, introducing once again the amber colours, so warmer by the weekend. so what

the cradle of the old south, the crucible of the new south. tonight, there is a sense of celebration because we have moved fundamental and more from racial battle. the browns by law to economic common ground. the moral challenge to move to higher ground. common ground. think of jerusalem, the intersection of trails met a small village that became the birth place for three great religions judaism, christianity and islam. why was this village so blessed? because it provided a crossroads for different people met different cultures, different civilizations could meet and find common ground. when people come together, flowers always flourish. the air is rich with the aroma of a new spring. take new york. the dynamic metropolis is what makes new york so special. you're seeing petition at the statue of liberty. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, not restrict it to english. only. many people, many cultures. many languages with one thing in common that yearn to breathe free. common ground denied in the letter f

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the same men who would go to govern the new south africa. and then repay the game by inviting the world to come and play it with them. the international olympic committee ban south africa from the 1964 tokyo and 1992 barcelona olympics. this sports ban was a political message to the south african government that the international community was unhappy with the policies and practices of the regime due to its racist issues. 32 african countries boicotted the 1976 montreal olympics as a warning against the racist behavior of the new zealand rugby team. the united states, along with 64 other western countries, boycotted the 1980 moscow olympics to protest the soviet invasion of afghanistan. in retaliation, moscow also boycotted the 1984, lost angelos olympics. the soviet union and 14 other eastern block countries cited concerns about the safety of their athletes. and did not participate in the 1984 los angeles olympics. good evening. the soviet union will not be taking part in the 1984 olympic games to be held in los angeles. and it's expected that most of the eastern block will follow suit

we also documented every new south striking every one of these deserves established on school and that's part of the level, the military analysts, marina moran has more on the strategy behind the training and offensive. well, there are many reasons for this offensive and we have more operational, tactical level reasons, and we have strategic come down political reasons. and yes, one of the political a fact that is expected if the ukrainian forces can hold the territory that will strengthen the cranes negotiating position. these are the russia, even if you crave and have to sacrifice troops in the sense that a troops are needed elsewhere along the line of contact. meaning in ukraine was the russian forces are pushing in operational terms. they also want to have a psychological impact, not just on the ration population and the russian military command, but also on the ukrainian population to show that you bring in on forces are still very capable of conductive or offensive actions. despite the setbacks that we have seen in the past months. so there are many aids and that of course, they wa

we also documented every new south striking every one of these deserves of status on school, and that's part of the level the ministry analyst, mary, down there on told us more about the strategy behind the ukraine and offensive. and the cost region is there are many reasons for this offensive and we have more operational, tactical level reasons, and we have strategic come down political reasons. and yes, one of the political effects that is expected if the ukrainian forces can hold that territory, that will strengthen ukraine's negotiating position. these are the russia, even if you crave and have to sacrifice troops in the sense that a troops are needed elsewhere along the line. of contact meaning in ukraine was a russian forces are pushing in operational terms. they also want to have a psychological impact and not just on the ration population and the russian military command, but also on the ukrainian population to show that the ukrainian on forces are still very capable of conductive offensive actions. despite the setbacks that we have seen in the past months, so there are many aid

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes shows you how cso pham is being remembered. >> a powerful show of support by san jose law enforcement and many others, all there to salute. community service officer long pham. >> his life, though tragically cut short, was filled with love, adventure and a deep commitment to serving others. >> along with acting police chief paul joseph, many government officials were at the memorial held for pham at the sap center, including california attorney general rob bonta. >> officer pham is a hero who paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> and san jose mayor matt mehan. >> he is so pham clearly loved this job. >> some of the most touching tributes coming from those who knew cso pham personally and served alongside him in another life, or in a paradise. >> we'll see you again on august 3rd. >> police say pham was senselessly hit and killed by a drunk driver while pham was performing traffic control duties. he was 34 years old. among the many fellow officers who were at the memorial was community service officer veronica bear, pham's partner. the crash left h

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez got to see how this style of college life will lookce was a historic downtown san jose hotel is now transformed into college dorm rooms. on thursday, san jose state university celebrated the opening of spartan village on the paseo. >> it is unlike anything that sdsu has ever built. the speed alone and the scope of its completion are unprecedented. >> in four months, sdsu converted the south tower of the signia by hilton, formerly the fairmont, into student housing. the 13 floor luxury hotel tower will house 700 undergraduate students. >> it's really amazing. it's really spacious in there as well, and i honestly love it. >> the name of the suites are still on the doors. the desks, wardrobes and beds are new, but the couches and other furnishings remain from the insignia. >> the curtains for sure. they're like really nice blackout curtains. now i get a view of like the whole city. i can see the hills. it's just a lot more peaceful. >> and once you step inside the marble bathrooms, they scream. this was a hotel room. >> having my own bath

paul also call the pedestrian connection, which this orange link and it is really the between the new south and new s. this area now, there is no rong connection either vegetatively or as a sidewalk. blue orn the campus is storm water management. we see storm a opportunity for plant and x8 we have consulting engineer who will bestorm wate nt. the next slide erall site plan. as you heard, this is a really about 15 acres, plus all most another 2 acres on the frontage. there is lot going you see quite a bit of surface parking. that is parking employees and the fleets and truckstain all the facilities the puc on the campus. it is campus both for people and also a corporation yard, so it a really a mixed i think one critical ideas we the idea conceptually of the landscape acting as is basically connecting all the places through the campus, but also because we are creating all these new water features, we are literally going to have bridges overthe storm water features. the green heart, this is really a great opportunity for us so new lab admin building and the existing admin building.this area a

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes was at the ceremony with a stroke of the pen. >> manyple in this santa clara county courtroom are now able to fully claim their identities, not just among their communities, but in the eyes of the law. >> wow. that's official. >> john lee calls it a major step in their journey, and one that can be extremely meaningful to so many in the lgbtq plus community. >> something as simple as getting pulled over, like you could be driving your own vehicle and then be assumed to steal your own vehicle because you might look more masculine and it says that you're a female and it's like even though you and your community know who you are, people who are just interacting with you don't know. so it's like even just on a day to day basis, it helps so much. >> santa clara county and a host of community groups have helped people like john lee work through the process of changing their name and gender marker. judge jessica delgado, with the santa clara county superior court, helped put together this first ever ceremony in celebration. >> i actually had thi

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes was at the ceremony and has more for us. >> with a strokee pen, many joyful people in this santa clara county courtroom are now able to fully claim their identities, not just among their communities, but in the eyes of the law. >> wow. that's official. >> john lee calls it a major step in their journey, and one that can be extremely meaningful to so many in the lgbtq plus community. >> something as simple as getting pulled over like you could be driving your own vehicle, and then be assumed to steal your own vehicle because you might look more masculine, and it says that you're a female. and it's like, even though you and your community know who you are, people who are just interacting with you don't know. so it's like even just on a day to day basis, it helps so much. >> santa clara county and a host of community groups have helped people like john lee work through the process of changing their name and gender marker. judge jessica delgado, with the santa clara county superior court, helped put together this first ever ceremony in celebrati

right now in the south bay bureau, zach fuentes, abc news. abc seven news. >> thank you. zach. one measure that really has people divided is proposition 36. and that would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes and people against prop 36 say that would just lead to mass incarceration. >> but some san mateo county supporters believe it would bring big benefits. here's abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey. >> elizabeth walker lives with the pain every day of losing her 17 year old son, collin, to fentanyl laced cocaine. she hopes prop, 36, would make it so no other parents will have to feel the same loss. >> my son was murdered. someone put poisoning into what he should not have been taking. but if you are an alcoholic and went into a bar, you shouldn't be ordering a drink. but do you deserve to die because someone puts poisoning in your drink? absolutely not. >> prop 36 proponents say it will help families like the walkers by enacting stricter penalties for drug dealers. if it were passed when collin died, the dealer could have faced murder charges due t

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more.h that, galaxycon has officially launched in san jose. the first time the convention has ever been here, welcoming fans from all over the world and the celebrities who created their beloved characters. >> hello to all my friends in san jose. it's me, super mario. woo hoo! you number one! haha. >> the iconic voice of super mario was born in san jose at one point part of the san jose repertory theater. >> the first four years at that theater company existed. i was literally out there on the streets saying, hey, we're putting a show up. want to come now? >> charles martinet has people coming to him for autographs and pictures. he's among the iconic performers. jodi benson, the voice of disney's little mermaid, is another. >> i got her to sign, flounder, don't be such a guppy. >> look, it's not just the humans that attendees are excited to see here. we also have this b1 battle droid, buck. buck and his friends, including the human celebrity guests, are bringing in millions to the city of s

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has our details. >> reporter it's a busy day at the recyclingter in west san jose. mike pavian just moved here from michigan, and he's bringing his bottles and cans in to collect his crv money. but unlike in the great lakes state, it's not easy to do in california. >> i take a bag to the grocery store, and they look at me like i got lobsters coming out of my ears. okay so i looked it up and i said, oh, you got to take it to the recycling places, and there's hardly any recycling places around. >> the cal recycle website show. he's right. there are only 19 places to take recycling in san jose, and only seven are recycling centers like this one on meridian, near fabian's home. but he knows others have an even tougher time. >> people that would have to drive 10 or 15 miles just to return a bag of cans. i mean, that's nuts. that's not facilitating the recycling for years. >> seven on your side has reported on efforts to improve california's beverage container recycling program, including stalled efforts to launch mobile collection trucks. but a new i

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more. >> savor and see. coffins carried by community members were just some of the sites that could be seen outside regional medical center in the last few months. just some of the ways a coalition of patients and advocates fought to keep the community's only trauma center. >> our community needs the trauma care center on the east side. there is not any other trauma care in the east side at this moment. >> hca healthcare, the company that owns regional medical center, announced plans earlier this year to close the trauma center. then, the plans changed from a full closure to a downgrade in resources. the hospital said that the closure and changes were due to a decline in utilization that downgrade was effective august 12th. but on wednesday, the county made its major announcement. >> the county and hca healthcare have reached a preliminary agreement for the county to acquire regional medical center in east san jose. >> the county now plans to not only restore trauma services, along with stroke and heart atta

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on the new campaign to help those in a mental health crisis. >> santa clara county crisis and suicide prevention hotline. since 2022, 988 has been the suicide and crisis lifeline, simplified from what many call the difficult to remember one 800 number. >> people are encouraged to call if they're experiencing thoughts of suicide, mental health related distress, worried about a loved one, or need emotional support. on the other end of the line are staff and volunteers trained to help their mental health community workers so they have a background in behavioral health services. >> many of the volunteers have family members or themselves that have been involved with with mental health issues. so they come with a sensitivity. >> in its first year, the santa clara county crisis line answered nearly 21,000 calls. 5% of them resulted in a field visit by one of its three mobile crisis units. >> despite these numbers, i am still finding that too many people don't know about 988. >> so they've announced a new campaign to spread the word and

south africa just golded up shop and joined the real world, but as long as the us is supporting this new south africa uh, you know, nothing will happen. so we just have to keep fighting and hope that progressives in the in the states can somehow, but i don't know, it's the students are now being totally repressed in the us, the new regulations, university of michigan is uh basically it's complete ban anything, and you have no recourse, so it's becoming very fascistic america more and more so... so no good news over this, except the un is holding firm and they're doing their best, mean they deserve all all of our best wishes and hopes. that's right, mr. wallberg, there you have it, mr. eric wallberg, author and generous from toronto. mr. wallberg, thank you and stay safe. now continuing with the rest of the news, the hezballah resistance movement and israel have been. changing fire in a series of titfat attacks along lebanon's southern border. we have asked our beirot correspondent mariam salh about the ongoing clashes between hezbollah and the occupying regime. here's what she had to see. say

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has the details on this extensive bill package display cases broken and goods stolen, videos of smash and grabs like this one became a more common sight during the pandemic. >> but since 2022, california has been cracking down on retail thefts from issuing millions of dollars in crime fighting grants to sending additional chp officers to parts of the bay area. now, state leaders are taking their next big step. >> if you ransack our stores, if you attack our people, if you endanger our communities, we will come for you. >> that's thanks to ten new bills signed into law friday morning in san jose. the property crime and retail theft crackdown bill package promises stronger enforcement, more serious penalties and steep consequences. >> this package is going to be instrumental in curbing retail theft and organized retail crime in california. >> the ten bills hold criminals accountable from crimes involving property, retail and vehicles. they create stricter penalties, including enhanced felony charges and punishments for those selling stolen

rest of the world news in just second and welcome back here when you're watching press tv world news south african activists have urged the government to impose a ban on exports to israel accusing the government of double standards. activists say south africa, one of the largest exporters of coal to zinis entity is the regime's criminality in gaza, hassan syria reports. south african cole is responsible for powering 15% of israel's power grid, and this needs to stop immediately. say south africa's attempt to hold israel accountable at the international court of justice is not enough. they're demanding that the government sever all trade ties with israel and impose sanctions against the regime. south africa is the largest trade partner with israel in africa and over the past eight months it has shipped over 500 thousand tons of coal to the brutal regime, placing it among the top three suppliers globally, but as exporting coal to israel, we are effectively aiding and abeting their genocide, but we are also taking it a step further and it's not just limited to coal, we believe very firmly and

news. >> all right, luce, thank you. in the south bay today, there was some finality for the family of a mentally ill inmate who was killed in a santa clara county jail back in 2015. today former jail guards rafael rodriguez, gerald o'brien and matthew ferris pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter charges after beating michael tyree to death. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey was in court and has more on a resolution following the death of a santa clara county inmate with mental illness. >> nine years in the making. former jail guards matthew ferris, rafael rodriguez and jared lubrin back in court tuesday, openly admitting their involvement in the deadly beating of michael tyree in his jail cell. >> they pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter to beating and killing michael tyree with conscious disregard for his life conscious disregard for human life. today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> the men agreed to a plea deal to serve a maximum sentence of 11 years for their involvement in the fatal beat

. >> all right, let's move to the south bay for today's major downtown dorm makeover. >> the new spartanlage on the paseo was recently known as the signia by hilton hotel, but now it's opening for students. >> the building has been fully converted and made ready for the semester in just nine months. >> abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez got to see how this style of college life will look. >> what once was a historic downtown san jose hotel is now transformed into college dorm rooms. on thursday, san jose state university celebrated the opening of spartan village on the paseo. >> it is unlike anything that sdsu has ever built. the speed alone and the scope of its completion are unprecedented in four months. >> sdsu converted the south tower of the signia by hilton, formerly the fairmont, into student housing. the 13 floor luxury hotel tower will house 700 undergraduate students. >> it's really amazing. it's really spacious in there as well, and i honestly love it. >> the name of the suites are still on the doors. the desks, wardrobes and beds are new, but the couches and ot

new jersey's long beach island. reports tonight that a man has drowned off hilton head island in south carolina, the cause still unclear. crews are getting ready on new york's jones beach, but so far this year rip currents have killed at least 30 people in the u.s. and its territories. bermuda is bracing for the hurricane's arrival, locking down, closing the airport, opening shelters, waiting for the storm to pass. meteorologist britney bell has the forecast and the timing in a moment. first, morgan norwood, looks like the wind and rain already starting to pick up? >> reporter: hi linsey, yes. here in hamilton, bermuda, the wind and the rain, we're getting in on it all. earn they stow's strongest winds are on track to slam right into this tiny island. tonight, after battering puerto rico and the leeward islands, hurricane ernesto is bearing down on bermuda. >> we are anticipating an intense and prolonged period of at least 36 hours of sustained winds and dangerous weather conditions. >> reporter: marinas deserted. cruise ships gone. tom and darlene fernandez are here on vacation from south carolina. they know about hur

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes spoke with a friend of the 12 year old and has more details from police on what happened. >> a small memorial is growing at the corner of camden and lee avenues in san jose. just after 420 tuesday afternoon. a 12 year old boy was hit and killed while crossing the street. >> 12 year old was riding a non-electric or non-motorized scooter northbound across camden when they were struck by a truck that was driving westbound san jose, police say that the driver of the truck stopped and is cooperating with the investigation. the person that was driving the truck did have a green light and was just proceeding through the intersection when they unfortunately collided with the child, police say they don't believe speed or alcohol were factors. >> this 13 year old jack said he was with the 12 year old when it happened. jack and his mother came back to pay their respects and add to the vigil, though they didn't want to give an interview, they said that the 12 year old, who was still not been identified by authorities, was a nice, funny boy who loved baske

new interim government. the advisor to the foreign ministry did not respond to all just or as requests for comment or an interview. the situation at the south, this border and the rising number of running a refuge is likely to be a major challenge for the new administration. can be treasury out, is it a dot com? telephone officials have been celebrating a couple 3 years and succeeds to control of of janice done estate settlements in the cities across the country, including a military parade at a former us base. talking about the forces have consolidated the power steering over the capital. in august 2021. human rights groups have re escalated calls to lift restrictions on women who are being banned from secondary and higher education . in greece, people whose homes have been destroyed by wildfire. so the government is not doing enough to protect them. one person's dad and more than 60 have been injured and was thought to be the worst blaze of the year. child stratford struggled to delta intently near athens to meet one devastated. finally, some of you might be upset by parts of his report. this is the same. i'm a mess. i feel like i've lost

south bay. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> okay, it's a beautiful day to have a birthday. dan ashley, happy birthday. thank you. you guys are very kind and you provided great weather for it. >> that's true. it is a lovely birthday today. thank you. sandy. >> yeah, and happy birthday, dan. thank you, dan and ama. yes. good looking weather for dan's birthday. for any of your plans for the holiday weekend, let me show you a live picture right now from our santa cruz camera. we are seeing blue sky out there with some low clouds in the distance. if you are getting away, just a gorgeous view right now. we're going to see a combination of clouds and sun like we're seeing right now. most areas are running cooler than where they were yesterday by six degrees in san jose, livermore and santa rosa. as we check out the winds, they are onshore. that's contributing to the cooling right now. 21 in san francisco, gusting to 23 in oakland. your temperatures got up into the low 90s for our warmest spots. right now you're comfortable in the 60s to the 80s as we check out the three day foreca

the south african rocked nigeria—born new zealander adesanya with a right hook before dragging him down, du plessis paid tribute to adesanya as the pair settled their differences after a heated build—up to what was the first defence of his title. follow the football on a website throughout the day, of course, and that's it for now, back to use an answer. . ~' that's it for now, back to use an answer. ., ~ , ., thailand's new prime minister has said she will take steps to stimulate the country's flagging economy, combat drug problems and improve universal health care. she was speaking shortly after receiving the king's endorsement in a televised ceremony in the capital, bangkok. it paves the way for the 37 —year—old to form a cabinet. her investiture comes on the same day her father — the former prime minister ends his parole following convictions relating to abuse of authority during his time in office. he was included in a royal pardon for prisoners last month. it's very important for china and vietnam because potential tensions exist by the efforts by china to create hegemony in the r

drew savage, bbc news. south africa beat new zealand injohannesburg.ne overfor points for the they lead one over for 31—27 victory for the williams with the decisive try. staying with the games — one of the great moments for paralympics gb in paris so far has come from 11; year old bly twomey. playing alongside fliss pritchard — the pair won bronze in the women's doubles table tennis. they've been speaking to alistair durden: it's day three of competition here in paris. i'm being joined by one of the youngest members of paralympics gb, 14—year—old bly twomey along with her table tennis partner but together they won bronze on thursday. congratulations to both of you. you had a couple of days to let it sink in. how are you feeling about a? just unbelievable. the journey that we've been on together, the journey i've been on personally to spirit we'll share this is incredible. i know you tried to qualify for rio in that you made it to paris. was it everything you thought it would be? absolutely. and more. i could've hoped for a better experience. the atmos

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has more on the seventh annual players for purpose, which raised more than $1 million. >> the 40 niners are welcoming fans back inside levi's stadium for a night of giving back 40 niners foundation's annual event players for a purpose, benefits bay area youth on wednesday night, the faithful met and dined with the team on the field while raising money for local students in need. senior manager sophie navarro grew up in hayward. >> it is an amazing blessing to be able to give back in that way. i come from a family of educators, so this is very true to my passion and to my roots. >> the foundation says levi's, is the first professional sports stadium with dedicated classrooms inside. students from around the bay can learn stem skills. >> we pay for the transportation to get them here that has expanded our reach and our access more than anything i've seen locally. >> one of the best parts of the event for fans of all ages. many of the 40 niners players attend. >> it's just great to see from the top, from our leaders on the team, our vete

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winds are light, which is the good news out of the south, nine miles an hour. the good news is also gusts are not strong, but the humidity is slowly increasing as the monsoonal flow is moving into the area. we look at the smoke forecast and you will notice the smoke will be hovering near the park fire and also impacting parts of northern california and into the sierra. certainly live doppler seven showing you an active scene with thunderstorms over the sierra right now as that monsoon flow comes in. red flag warnings for parts of northern california and the southern california area. because of the fact that the fire danger will be elevated risk of dry lightning heading into the weekend. ama. all right, sandhya, thank you so much. and you can track wildfires across the state as well as air quality with our interactive wildfire tracker. it's easy to find. bookmark it now. abc seven news.com/fire map. >> well, after years of speculation, oil giant chevron today announced it is moving. the global headquarters will relocate from san ramon to houston, texas. abc seven

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abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has the latest on aiyuk with a training camp update. >> a little extra buzz around levi's stadium thursday this weekend. the first game since the 40 niners nfc championship victory will take place. san francisco hosted the new orleans saints for a preseason matchup. fans are already excited and gearing up for the season. one, two three just got a jersey, a shirt, a cap, some gloves and a chain. >> i'm definitely ready for the season. you know, week one is coming up. >> still a few weeks away from that time. so the focus remains on practice. it's where most of the star players will actually see action. offensive starters sat out the preseason opener, but fullback kyle juszczyk is confident in the work being put in on the practice field to keep them ready for the season opener in less than a month. even if they don't play sunday, you know it feels good for the first group to go out there and have a successful drive under your belt and it just, you know, you have that confidence that you already did it. >> but i'm quite confident either route t

and the south koreans responding with the use of loud speakers blaring the latest k pop music. a news bulletins into the north and there's a lot of speculation and media here in south korea that these latest defections could have been is from sage size such propaganda efforts from the south run. mcbride, i was his era. so taiwan says it's conducting life. i girls in response to increasing military pressure from china. the exercises are at the jew, pending menissi based on the saw. the defense ministry says it's testing. the military is ability to respond to potential type a has condemned chinese military incursions into the space and which has surrounding the island. china views taiwan as part of its territory. and indonesia and australia have finalized the defense pact to make it easier for the military use to operate in each other's territory. and the nation's president elect trouble was to be on to our mental strain, the as prime minister anthony out of the museum camera. the agreement comes as tension goes between australia and china. the story trade, it will boast as strong defen

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has more on the seventh annual players for a purposeust learned raised more than a million dollars tonight. >> the 40 niners are welcoming fans back inside levi's stadium for a night of giving back 40 niners foundation's annual event, players for a purpose, benefits bay area youth on wednesday night, the faithful met and dined with the team on the field while raising money for local students in need. senior manager sophie navarro grew up in hayward. >> it is an amazing blessing to be able to give back in that way. i come from a family of educators, so this is very true to my passion and to my roots. the foundation says levi's, is the first professional sports stadium with dedicated classrooms inside. >> students from around the bay can learn stem skills. >> we pay for the transportation to get them here. that has expanded our reach and our access. more than anything i've seen locally. >> one of the best parts of the event for fans of all ages. many of the 40 niners players attend. >> it's just great to see from the top, from our leaders

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abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes was at his celebration. >> meet joe bria.to many a san jose legend, call me grandpa and grandpa joe. for 31 years. he has served as a crossing guard in the berryessa union school district at white road and penitencia creek, helping students start their days in the best possible way. >> two things to say to the kids good morning and smile. >> he's watched countless students grow up. some of the kids he first started helping now have kids of their own come home and say, hey, used to call my dad one time. >> they said, i guess i did at 98 years young, mister bria service started long before becoming a crossing guard. >> at 17 years old, he enlisted in the u.s. navy and served during world war two. in 1955, you relocated to the beautiful san jose, california and worked as a welder for 30 years and retiring in 1991. but that retirement didn't last long. he became a crossing guard in 1993 and has loved every day of it. i love my job. >> i love the children. i love the people around the neighborhood. they all treated me good. >> mr.

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