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Reporter for 10news in San Diego Former reporter at @KRDO13

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Waymo is here in San Diego -- but not open for rides yet

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Waymo driverless taxis are showing up on San Diego streets, but as of August, you still can't actually hail one. "We're making sure that the operations are in place to support riders as we work to open our doors to them soon," said Sandy Karp, a communications manager with Waymo. When asked about a timeline for when riders will be able to summon a driverless vehicle, ABC 10News did not receive an answer before our publication time.
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Protesters gather outside San Diego federal building demanding end to Flock camera contract

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Protesters gathered outside the San Diego Federal Building today, demanding the city end its contract with Flock, an automated license plate reader company. Some demonstrators dressed in costume — including one protester in a Darth Vader costume who appeared at a city council meeting — to draw attention to what they describe as serious privacy concerns.
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17-year-old on life support after breaking neck on last day of lifeguard internship

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By Emily Coffey Verified
| KYOU-TV (Ottumwa, IA ) Verified
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – A 17-year-old has spent more than two weeks on life support after he broke his neck during lifeguard training in California. The accident happened when Finn Renard took a dive into the ocean off Mission Bay on his last day of his junior lifeguard internship. Nineteen days after he broke his neck, Finn is in the ICU and on life support. “Just please pray for him,” Courtney Renard, Finn’s mother, said.
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