and sophia smith, who starred at stanford. big star. today she puts america on top, scoring just 11 minutes into the match. and then just before the half, it is smith again, this time getting a little bit of luck, deflecting off a defender off the goalpost and into the goal. someone once said you make your own luck. team usa wins 4 to 1. they have one more group match before heading into the elimination stage. okay, now to the pool in paris and the men's water polo team, team usa taking on italy in their first group match. former stanford star alex bowen putting up two goals, unfortunately, was not enough as italy outscores the us 12 to 8. they'll next face romania on tuesday and liz was talking about this a bit. the newest edition of the dream team handled serbia. steph curry able to put up 11 points in his olympic debut, and that included his patented lookaway three pointer. there's the three turns, walks away, doesn't even look at it go. and he doesn't need to. he knew it was going curry and the rest of team usa next plays wednesday

i really want to go see the stanford guys to see if they can pull it off.ne, you know, he came off that really bad injury last year. didn't even think he'd be here at the olympics. so he's a medal contender for sure. and that would be a big one because the men's team event when eventually that does happen. they haven't won a team medal since 2008. asher hong also, he's a sophomore at stanford and he's really hungry for a medal too. we may make it out to the skateboard park just to be able to see la place de la concorde that's got bmx and skateboarding, which is happening today, and eventually that's where breaking is going to happen. so i really want to check out that venue as well. so many places to go, so many things to do. i don't know how i'm going to do them. all right, go, go go go time. yeah. sounds like a wonderful day. yes yes. i'm gonna need a medal. yeah, i'm gonna get a medal for running around. jessica carey reporting live as she will be for the next several weeks from paris. thanks, jess. we got a lot more olympics coverage to come. we're goin

and i talked to two of the members of the team, stanford's asher hong, who by the way, is an incoming sophomore, and brody malone, that you are really the comeback kid when it comes to this in terms of what happened to you with your injury and now to be here and to get that meda, it has to be such a sweet victory for you. even more so. yeah, absolutely. i mean, it's just a testament to what god has done in my life and the support system that i've had. you know, my friends, family, my lovely fiance, and, you know, all my teammates and all the medical staff that's got me here. it's just i'm incredibly grateful for everything that, that i've been through and everything that everyone's helped me get through to, to get to this point comes in the form of now, i don't know if you remember this, but in march of 2023, at a competition in germany, malone slipped off the high bar and he tore multiple ligaments in his knee and fractured his tibia. it was a terrible injury. everyone thought it was going to end his career. he had three surgeries, followed by weeks of bedrest and a year of rehab. to

the stanford way. >> we can bring in 30 new guys to the transfer portal. so we didn't play with the full a scholarship last year that we've got to build it through the high school student athletes develop them. and that's what i've done. my michael careers develop student athletes making better from year one to year 2 year 3, build a culture route. that takes a little bit longer to establish i feel good about it. feel like we're going to be the team that is able to maintain our culture, have a consistency and continuity and develop build programs over the years. >> all right. let's head out to the 0, 2 arena in london. some women's hooks team usa taking on germany. look at katie. instead, former teammates, there are no angel reese was sitting with them for a second all. the stars are out 1st quarter usa up by 9. asia wilson. step back jumper. i said asia, wilson. i think i was talking about angel reese. she was sitting next stephen down asia. wilson, do i buy my couch? he's the best women's basketball player in the planet. she extended that lead to 11 righ

at stanford, drew tuma. abc seven news. >> the burn bot technology being used in the study was developed by a startup right here in the bay area. >> fire risk is always something we talk about on the 4th of july here in the bay area. next, a look at the efforts to cut down on illegal fireworks. plus that's the joe biden that i'm looking forward to. >> reelecting. as president of the united states. >> and governor gavin newsom on the campaign trail, not for himself, but as you heard sausalito. wishing you a happy 4th of july. marching band got people moving for sure and the parade included lots of things boats suitable for city that sits on the bay, sausalito evening party is getting started right now. they got some live music at gabrielsson park. the fireworks will go off at around 915. danville's annual 4th of july parade drew thousands of people despite temperatures in the 90s. this morning, the parade started at 9 a.m, lasted for hours. spectators were urged to bring lots of water, hats, sunscreen and of

got a chance to talk to stanford students this morning. proud does not begin to describe >> i do think something that people a lot of pride and just how well atlantic, department doesn't mean students are doing amazing things while they're also doing really well in school. there's actually a pretty cool post off campus. >> that's as it stands. actually has the most representation at the olympics, both it to any other school in the ncaa. so that speaks to the excellence here in the classroom and on the field, you just humble brag on did you do brac it's only is only a bag. that is not true. >> he wasn't lying. i went to the stand for website. stanford as 60 people. >> competing in the olympics which is an all-time record for the school. >> 10 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, morning news, there's a business in oakland that is praising the governor for changing the rules about when police can chase burglars and their business was just hit. you can see the video will tell you more about it. >> plus, san francisco now has a new recom

the other one simon manual graduate from stanford a years ago, but forever, a stanford connection, of course, she is bringing home a silver medal after competing in the 4 by 100 relay. the swim team as well. so stanford world class when it comes to academics and world class on the international stage when it comes to the olympics. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. get a will and all that victories throughout the morning. 7.10, is the time right now. also trouble in oakland. we've seen a lot nightclubs, restaurants be hit by burglars. well, the owner of this place is happy because the governor's done something about it. we'll tell you what. and still ahead, health officials in san francisco have a new recommendation for have a new recommendation for you. this video giving yo [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like th

let me show you pictures coming out of stanford. there a current student who is taking break from her education because she's too busy winning gold. her name is tori huske and she just won the gold medal in the 100 meter butterfly. really down her ammate who set olympic record just the heat before that. her name is gretchen walsh. tori has killed about 15 or 20 meters left to go and she tractor down and by point. oh, 4 hundredths of a second. that's probably just that fingernail to the wall. she's coming back to stanford eventually with a gold medal that she isn't the only person meddling in paris. we have simon manual. she was a staffer, a student at one time graduated a few years ago. she was part of the olympic relay team 4 by 100. she will bring home a silver medal. got a chance to talk to stanford students this morning. proud does not begin to describe it. >> i do think is something that people that a lot of pride and just how well atlantic, department doesn't mean students are doing amazing things while they're also doing real

two stanford stars on this bronze medal winning team.caught up with them right after they got off the podium. plus you got another medal you added to your hardware. how do you feel? great, great. i mean to be able to do to be able to get on the podium at three olympics in a row, that's that's no small feat. it's feeling great. murphy medals again. the cal swimmers big night and the big surprise he got after that swim. what a night in paris. you are looking live at the eiffel tower. it's now tuesday morning there team usa off to a strong start and ready for another day of competition. you know what, audrey? let's bring in nbc's jessica aguirre for us in paris, tracking our bay area olympians. looking behind you, jessica. good morning. good morning. it is shining here. the sun bright because we have medals. fantastic it was a stunner last night. it hasn't been done in 16 years, but team usa men's gymnastics made history. and two stanford guys were right there in the middle of that band of brothers saying they knew they were going to be abl

stanford alum won bronze in the women's 400 meter free. it is her 11th olympic medal. is a beast. she's now one medal away from tying the record for any american woman in olympic history, and another stanford alum kicked off the medal streak, actually winning the american's first medal of the games. kassidy cook and her best friend sarah bacon sizzled with a silver medal win, the women taking second in the three meter synchronized springboard competition. now, cassidy says it has been a hard journey filled with surgeries for her and heartbreak that only made her and her teammate stronger and better. it still feels pretty surreal. my neck is definitely feeling it. these suckers are heavy. but, i mean, we've accomplished our goal and i feel like i'm living in a dream. like somebody wake me up. but please don't. actually, this is amazing. we've been having such a blast today. and you kno, all our hard work coming to fruition. a mixed night for the u.s. men's gymnastics team. the men in second in the standings after the qualifying round, stanford sophomore asher hong with

stanford's brody malone and asher hong, along with the rest of the squad, bringing home the bronze. the team sticking every landing. but it came down to a nail biting finish. if you missed it, you can watch it on our primetime coverage here. on nbc. here's what some of the guys said coming off the podium. it's everything. it's a testament to all the hard work that we put in, the hours and hours and hours that we put in for this one opportunity. and to make it happen and, you know, come home with a medal around my neck is just incredible. i'm always the hype man. i just wanted to give all my energy for my boys. i mean, if i'm not competing, i'm usually cheering for my boys. it gets me excited and i hope it gets them excited and gives them energy to go out and have fun. oh, we love asher hong, the hype man from stanford team usa now taking home two medals in men's skateboarding. nyjah huston from davis earning his first olympic medal, landing the bronze and jagger eaton got the silver. by the way, the gold goes to the japanese boarder. that guy's a rockstar too, who also won gold in t

at stanford, drew tuma abc seven news. >> drew, thank you so much.d in the study was developed by a startup here in the bay area. so interesting stuff. >> very cool. so much innovation always happening right here in the bay area. let's get another check of the forecast now with weather anchor spencer christian looking at that triple digit right there in concord right now. one on one. spencer. yeah julian. >> that triple digit heat is going to be with us for a while. so let's start on a more upbeat note. tonight's fireworks forecast clear skies. no marine layer to interfere with your viewing tonight. even here in san francisco, where the temperature at fireworks time will be around 64 degrees inland areas even warmer than that, in fact, much warmer than that. some locations with temperatures in the 80s while the fireworks are going off. but let's get back to the serious stuff as well. this excessive heat warning remains in effect for the bay area until 11 p.m. next wednesday, so bear that in mind. exposure to the over, exposure to the heat obviously h

don't think that mark sanford would have had a political career at all if it were not for jenny stanford's help, it's not my love. i'm not driven to run campaigns, but but we worked well together jenny sanford had been a right-hand woman throughout all of mark sanford political career. she managed his congressional campaigns and she also managed his first campaign as governor, something that she has said since you really tried to get out of doing because she had forced sons, all of whom were still have school age. but she was free labor. it was somebody that he really wouldn't have to hire on on behalf of the people of the state. i wish you godspeed sure. >> marc and jenny made a great team. but it turned out there were some elements of the sanford union. very few people knew about or even suspected right before we were getting married when he said, you know, there's your priest gives menu of different vowels and he says, well, you know, i, with all due respect, i'd rather not use a vow that uses the word faithful in it. and i said we had and there's no question. i had my own doubts about

stanford professor scott fender is hoping the data will add to his research on a newly discovered sideeat so intense it's turning a natural chemical in the soil from safe to toxic. >> the big one is for us is chromium. so chromium exists in the what's called the trivalent form that's benign for humans. generally in soils and rocks. and when fire comes through, it catalyzes and changes it into hexavalent chromium. for anybody that remembers the erin brockovich movie, that's the chemical that got in the groundwater. >> his team wants to learn which soils are most vulnerable and at what temperatures potentially keeping firefighters and cleanup crews safer and dangerous conditions. >> what we're trying to do is predict when you're going to generate those, what are the conditions that are going to make them the worst? where where do you have to worry and where do you not have to worry? for stanford, it's a kind of doubling down, combining fire safety and fire research, protecting a spectacular corner of the bay area while hoping to protect others in the future. >> at stanford, drew tuma abc

spectacular corner of the bay area while hoping to protect others in the future at stanford.sed in this study was developed by a startup right here in the bay area. >> changes are coming for bikers in the bay. the marin independent journal reports the bicycle lane on the richmond-san rafael bridge is being removed, but only on prime commute days. the plan will likely take effect this fall. it would eliminate the multi-purpose lane on the upper deck mondays through thursdays, and that will free up the use of the shoulder for emergencies, which prevents traffic blockages so pedestrians and cyclists can use it on the weekends. and plans are in the works for a possible bike shuttle. we'll stay posted on that. all right. let's check in with lisa. >> we have partly cloudy skies. stephanie, the marine layer is with us, but look at the golden gate bridge socked in here. and only partial clearing at the coast. so bringing temperatures down all across the bay area today. but unfortunately, that is not the end of the heat. we're going to see a resurgence of the heat, and we have our exc

would you like to go over the lou henry hoover the hoover memorial at stanford university? and i said i would love to. she said, i think you would get the girl scouts when was in washington, weren't you? and i said, yes. she said, well, you you'd very interesting may have a lou henry hoover room and we have corner that's given over camp mayflower but as it were we love to see it and so we admire and everything and all of a sudden came to the front and she had this big blown up picture of the reflector oven. and guess who they're here? and she said, you know, one day the person that's in this picture is going to walk in here and see. and i said, she just did. lou's stay overnight. definitely. one of the highlights of publicity stunts that were available at this time, the camp i know we're running bit behind schedule here, so i'm going to spare you more talk about accounting practices and governance changes and leadership positions. and i want to just go back to two things. lewis credited, with agreeing to life islands, the first commercial. baker to create the standards asso

a big win for the bay area at the olympics to stanford. four's will tran is at stanford university with reaction. there is a current student who is taking a break from her education because she's too busy winning gold. her name is tori huske. >> and she just won the gold medal in the 100 meter butterfly, reeling down her teammate who set olympic record just the heat before that. her name is gretchen walsh. tori has cared about 15 or 20 meters left to go and she tractor down and won 5 point. oh, 4, hundreds of a second. that's probably just that fingernail to the wall. she's coming back to stanford eventually with a gold medal. but she isn't the only person meddling in paris. we have simon manual. she was a staffer, a student at one time graduated a few years ago. she was part of the olympic relay team 4 by 100. she will bring home a silver medal. got a chance to talk to stanford students this morning. proud does not begin to describe >> i do think something that people a lot of pride and just how well atlantic, department doesn't mean stud

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got a chance to talk to stanford students this morning.roud does not begin to describe >> i do think is something that people a lot of pride and just how well atlantic, department doesn't mean students are doing amazing things while they're also doing really well in school. there's actually a pretty cool post off campus. >> that's as it stands. actually has the most representation at the olympics, both it to any other school in the ncaa. so that speaks to the excellence here in the classroom and on the field, you just humble brag on me to do those brac. it's only is only a bag is not true. >> he wasn't lying. i went to the stand for website. stanford as 60 people. >> competing in the olympics which is an all-time record for the school. >> international space station held their own olympics from space. astronauts could be seen passing on the fire. liz torch, some astronaut, 6 presser, excitement by pretending to be olympic athletes. >> over the past few days on the international space station, we've had absolute blast pretending to olympic

kron four's will tran was at stanford and has reaction. there is a current student who is taking a break from her education because she's too busy winning gold. her name is tori huske. >> and she just won the gold medal in the 100 meter butterfly, reeling down her teammate who set olympic record just the heat before that. her name is gretchen walsh. torri huske at about 15 or 20 meters left to go and she tractor down and won 5 point. oh, 4, 4, hundreds of a second. that's probably just that fingernail to the wall. she's coming back to stanford eventually with a gold medal. but she isn't the only person meddling in paris. we have simon manual. she was a staffer, a student at one time graduated a few years ago. she was part of the olympic relay team 4 by 100. she will bring home a silver medal. got a chance to talk to stanford students this morning. proud does not begin to describe it. >> i do think is something that people a lot of pride and just how well atlantic, department doesn't mean students are doing amazing things while they're also

d from stanford. doctor carl is the recipient of several of the most important academic prizes bestowed by the university and has served as the expert witness and other notorious human rights trials. for example, the murder of archbishop oscar romero now a catholic saint, in the master of el, most of the day, the largest massacre in latin america in contemporary history. she received the real bronco prize from the brazilian president fernando enrique cardoso. in recognition of her work in fostering academic relations between the united states and latin america. dr. karl, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for inviting me. before we get into the history of the united fruit company, i want to ask you about the most recent news about a jury finding shaquita liable for the depths of 8 colombians. can you explain this to us? why in the world, what a fruit company be involved with a terrorist group, let alone be financing that terrorist group. and why was it found liable in these depths? well, i ca

today, our jessica aguirre is in paris right now hanging out with some of the stanford gymnasts. it's almost go time for the usa men's gymnastics team today on the floor in france. podium training at bercy arena on the parallel bars and horizontal bar, cardinal stars brody malone and asher hong, stanford men after practice saying they feel strong and ready for competition on the world's biggest sports stage. i'm just focused on doing what i know how to do and doing my job for the team. that's the one very important thing in my mind, at least the gold medal is, will come if we do our job or the medals will come if we do our job. did some routines on some of the important events, like horse got our vaults done and p bars just to keep the endurance up. and you know, just feeling the equipment out for the rest of it. it was really good for malone being in paris after coming back from a major injury to his leg in 2023, seems like reward enough. my goal after the injury was just to come back to be able to make it to the team and now here we are. it is high stakes for the cardinal men a

the folks at stanford's renowned design school, or d.school have some thoughts in a new book. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristen z. before we get to those interviews, we begin with the dangerous heat wave coming our way. a red flag warning starts tonight, and a spare the air alert tomorrow. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the details. >> later on this evening, we are going to have a red flag warning kick in for the north bay mountains and the east bay hills and what is going to happen? a northerly wind will develop overnight tonight could gust as high as about 25mph. that is going to bring in some very dry air. humidity levels could go as low as 10% combined with some warm air. likely these areas will stay in the 60s and 70s overnight tonight, so that will elevate some of our fire concerns. here's a look at the wind early tomorrow morning. you can see that northerly component dragging in some of that dry air strongest in the north bay, but still will affect the east bay hills as well. but that humidity as we head into the afternoon will rise just a bit enough t

well, >> there is so much pride coming for the bay area, specifically stanford.produces some of the world's brightest minds and it also produces some of the world's best athletes. let me show you pictures coming out of paris. tori huske. she's not done competing but she is going to return to the bay area at some point, a resume or education. and when she does, she's bringing back olympic gold. >> now she bear early beat her teammate and our teammate is so fast that she set a world record and another competition. she tracked her teammate down, beating her by for one hundredths of a second, bringing home the gold medal and her team mate, gretchen walsh is second place with the silver medal. now, as far as husk, she has metal before, but she barely missed out on winning a guise of metal 4 years ago at the olympics. and this time she is definitely bringing home olympic gold. she was so excited. reyna that after she won, she was interviewed and she said something that was so adorable. she said she doesn't know how to process this that she wants to cry, but she's also

wonderful for stanford. we will get reaction as the morning moves on. so it always amazes me like stanford always seems to make news in a positive light this time all the way from paris. back to all right. great. thanks. a lot of great news. thank you. we'll all right. still ahead on the kron, morning news praise for governor newsome from an iphone or an oakland. what saying after their broken into. >> and coming up, health officials in san francisco now have new recommendations for wearing masks in certain places. we'll talk more about that. >> with the trump and harris campaigns are battling it out for voters as we inch closer to the presidential election. >> i'm hannah brandt in washington. all have that story coming up. >> probably see some scattered clouds going on for the day today, but inland. we'll see. sunny skies. temperatures getting into the lower 80's about 78 or so by 1 o'clock. checking into your forecast, >> it's 13 and here are 4 things to know. today. a man accused of setting uc berkeley police car on fire is charged now with one count

i don't know, been organized by a stanford person. >> i don't clearly it's wrong, right?he is in the eye of the beholder, too. i mean, it could be very subjective way to get out of that. >> yeah. >> you're almost you're always good with me, sandia. >> dan, dan, want to jump in on this one, >> you know, it's hard to say. you know? here we go. that's my comment. i don't know, it's sort of a silly study. >> i'll just say this. in all of my years of covering stanford athletics, the sentiment that has been expressed to me would be somewhere close to the opposite of what the poll found. >> but just for once, i agree with you, larry. i know one in a row. >> now we're rolling. let's go for two. >> all right. now to a clash of cultures raging on tiktok over water. some americans are actually uh- outraged about the water they get at restaurants across europe. instead of ice water, they're served as shot glass size tap water or bottle of sparkling water that costs a few euros. european diners are more likely to order beer or wine with their meals. dan, i know you've got thoughts on

so another feather in the cap for stanford. they are world class and athletics world class and academics. and sometimes they're both. they always seem to win in the classrooms. in the on the field and in paris as well. so we'll get reaction to our area. i i promise you if i won a gold medal, it would be premature. i get a tan on my chest because i'd wear 24 hours a day. something that you would obviously be proud of for the rest your life. all right. you said we'll silver bronze. anything being there. >> thank you. already won. all right. still ahnad on the kron, morning news praise for governor newsome from a nightclub owner in oakland. what they'rewsaying after o. we'll be right back. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what

a stanford research group has now just stricken as off right off its list of extra miss organizations, but the u. s. government, at least surely host itself to a higher standard than stanford taking great care to avoid arming a bunch of guys who keep reminding everyone that they're new. nazis right. off to summer review, ukraine's 12 special forces as of brigade, possibly the best thing is carried out by the us department of state. while the state department could just not find any evidence of view nazi is on the canadian parliament couldn't needed the death of fi, a bona fide genuine article old school ukrainian, nazi straight out of world war 2 when he was propped up right in front of them. as we have here in the chamber today, ukrainian canadians, ukrainian canadian world veteran from the 2nd world war from fort ukraine, independence against the russians, and continues to support the troops today, even at his age of 98 the okay, so you can see that they are a little confused there because they all just figured that any ukrainian killing russians was a hero. even back then, when rus

we've got our stanford guys, asher hong and brody malone.alone representing the u.s. in the team finals. and then, as we mentioned a little bit while ago, later, men's fencing, san francisco natives alexander massialas and gerek meinhardt, who we just told you is married to kiefer, they're going to be going for gold and not just the athletes making headlines amid all the swimming competition on sunday, one person stood out for his efforts in the pool. check it out. women's 100 meter breaststroke was just about to start. put on pause because there was a swim cap at the bottom of the pool. so then all of a sudden, this guy came to the rescue in his very colorful speedo, diving into the pool, scooping up the cap, the crowd erupted in cheers. he even tipped the swim cap all his name is bob the catcher. at least that's when he's been dubbed. and a very big sensation. now here he's got his own instagram, and apparently a lot of the ladies here in paris are showing a lot of love for bob. the swim cap capture bob for the win. he's gaining some fame.

would you like to go over the lou henry hoover the hoover memorial at stanford university? and i said i would love to. she said, i think you would get the girl scouts when was in washington, weren't you? and i said, yes. she said, well, you you'd very interesting may have a lou henry hoover room and we have corner that's given over camp mayflower but as it were we love to see it and so we admire and everything and all of a sudden came to the front and she had this big blown up picture of the reflector oven. and guess who they're here? and she said, you know, one day the person that's in this picture is going to walk in here and see. and i said, she just did. lou's stay overnight. definitely. one of the highlights of publicity stunts that were available at this time, the camp i know we're running bit behind schedule here, so i'm going to spare you more talk about accounting practices and governance changes and leadership positions. and i want to just go back to two things. lewis credited, with agreeing to life islands, the first commercial. baker to create the standards some

welcome to also at stanford university several months ago as heroes. but after the university, which is a really elite university in the u. s. had to defend allowing a neo nazi group to speak on campus. a stanford research group has now just stricken as off right off its list of extremist organizations. but the us government, at least surely host itself to a higher standard than stanford taking great care to avoid arming a bunch of guys who keep reminding everyone that they're new. nazis right off to summer review ukraine's 12 special forces as of brigade possibly event. thing is carried out by the us department of state. while the state department could just not find any evidence of view naziism, the canadian parliament couldn't needed identify a bona fide genuine article old school, ukrainian, nazi straight out of world war 2 when he was propped up right in front of them. as we have here in the chamber today, ukrainian canadians, ukrainian canadian world veteran from the 2nd world for from fort ukrainian independence against the russians and continue

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