Silicon Valley Front Row
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Happy 250th America! Silicon Valley Front Row Joins the Redwood City July 4th Parade (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley Front Row celebrates America's 250th birthday at the Redwood City Fourth of July Parade! Steve Ispas and David Lam hit the streets to check out some truly incredible participants — from a 1929 Ford that tops out at 35 mph on El Camino Real, to a 1940 Canadian-made Chevy Master 85 with only 64,000 miles, a 1944 WWII Army Duck rebuilt over three years, a stunning 1960 Corvette, and a modified 2020 Corvette C8 from TTS Motorsports right here in Santa Clara. Along the way they talk to
USA vs Bosnia Post-Game Interviews + Preview vs Belgium | Stadium Reactions (opens the original)
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Steve and David hit the crowd to talk to fans from all over the world — Guatemala, Romania, Morocco, China, Colombia, Bosnia, Wisconsin, England, and right here in the Bay Area — getting their reactions to the game, their thoughts on the controversial red card, that stunning Tillman free kick, and their predictions for the next match against Belgium on July 6. The game happened just three days before July 4th, making the win feel extra symbolic. Even the Bosnian fans we talked to were happy to b
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