the youngest member of the team is swimmer iona winnifrith.i can't come because i've got a competition, which sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i have to deal with it. i'm going to be the highest competition in the world. and rachel choong will make history as the first female british para—athlete in badminton. it's crazy that i'm that person. but hopefully people, women and girls, can see what i'm doing and maybe be inspired by it. and, like, they can think that they can make badminton into a career of theirs and have a have a successful career. and i always say that although i'm the first, i won't be the last, and i think that's really exciting as well. and it all starts tonight, when 50,000 spectators will watch athletes parade down the champs—elysees to here, the place de la concorde, in what promises to be a spectacular opening ceremony. the paralympics is the biggest stage that there is. it's the ultimate goal. i'm hoping that i canjust pull out a performance of my life and get the gold. i'll be ready to fight, and hopeful

to california which was destroyed by kamala, district she destroyed the city of san francisco and iona big building there. i shouldn't talk about this but that's okay. it don't give a damn because this is what i'm doing. [cheering] >> i should say is the finest city in the world, get the hell out of there but i can't do that. i lost villains of dollars. sibley said what you think you lost in a said probably two or 3 billion. that's okay i don't care. is said you think you do it again and that's the least of it. they always say i don't know if you know lincoln was horribly treated. jefferson was pretty horribly, andrew jackson they say was the worst of all that he was treated worse than any other president and said do the study again because i think there is nobody close to trump. i even got shot. and who the hell knows where that came from right? these are bad people they are sick people. we have people on the outside the country but if you have a smart person at the country we'll be an asset not a liability that that included russia. if you have a smart president but we don't have a s

we have iona winifred, who at 13 is the youngest member of the team and she is already a double europeanof people to look out for. the medal target uk sport have set is between 100, and 140 medals will stop it may sound a lot but when you think we were second in the medal table in the last two games, that is very achievable and we will certainly see achievable and we will certainly see a lot of medal winning moments in the next few days.— the next few days. let's hope so. and ijust — the next few days. let's hope so. and ijust13. _ the next few days. let's hope so. and ijust13. i — the next few days. let's hope so. and | just 13, ifeel_ the next few days. let's hope so. and | just 13, | feel old! _ the next few days. let's hope so. and | just 13, | feel old! to - the next few days. let's hope so. and ijust 13, i feel old! to put i the next few days. let's hope so. and | just 13, | feel old! to put it| and ijust13, ifeel old! to put it in context, how important are these games for the wider paralympic movement?— games for the wider paralympic movement? . , ., movement? really important. j

the youngest member of the team is swimmer iona winnifrith., already a double european champion. all my friends go out and i can't come because i've got a competition, which sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i have to deal with it. i'm going to be the highest competition in the world. and rachel choong will make history as the first female british para—athlete in badminton. it's crazy that i'm that person. but hopefully people, women and girls, can see what i'm doing and maybe be inspired by it. and, like, they can think that they can make badminton into a career of theirs and have a have a successful career. and i always say that although i'm the first, i won't be the last, and i think that's really exciting as well. and it all starts tonight, when 50,000 spectators will watch athletes parade down the champs—elysees to here, the place de la concorde, in what promises to be a spectacular opening ceremony. the paralympics is the biggest stage that there is. it's the ultimate goal. i'm hoping that i canjust pull out a performance

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>> iona, how are you doing congresswoman. what is kamala's policies?s an entire plan about economic opportunity. >> it is all protecting a woman's right to choose. it is about lower taxes for the middle class. >> being unburdened by what has been. >> what, excuse me? >> democrats love electric cars. do you have one? >> no. >> why not! >> because, i don't. i have a ford bronco. >> bringing the energy! are you proud of kamala? >> oh, my god, so proud. so proud of the whole team. this has been a team effort. so proud of the team. >> what are the best policies she has? >> it is carrying on what the biden administration has done? >> would you advise kamala to do a fox debate. she doesn't want to do it. is she scared? is she scared? >> i hope she will come on fox. because that's how we connect with lots and lots of people, including members of my family. >> i think she will crush trump in any debate, any time. so i think she should. >> why don't democrats want to secure the border? >> i am not sure what that even means, sorry. (laughter). >> jesse: we have a

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close it. >> then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair at the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. >> but here's the thing. our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this right? because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve serv

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close it. >> then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair at the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. >> but here's the thing. our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this right? because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve serv

iona, how are you, congresswoman?hat is kamala's policies. >> she has an entire plan that's about economic growth. wher plae are they? >> we can't find them long.t it's all about protecting a woman'hoose.s right to choose. >> it's about lowering taxes for the middle class. being unburdened cla by what has been. what? excuse me? democrat what, excuse s love el. >> do you have one? n no. who.y? because i don't. i have a for fd broncoor bringig the energy. >> yes. are you proud of kamala? are ofamala?, my god. so proud. so proud of the whole team. it's bee on a team effort.the so proud of the team.. what are the best policies that she has? honestly, it is carrying w on what the biden administrationhae has done.e ka would you advise kamala to do a fox debate? she doesn't want to do it. is she scareded? she's scared. but i hope that she will comeon on fox because, frankly, that's how we connect with lotswith lot and lots of americans, including members of my family. would you convinced lo her to do it? >> i think she'll cr

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan. >> benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. >> but here's the thing. our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this crime because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve services i

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. if they close it. >> it then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. but here's the thing. >> our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this crime because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve services

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close it. >> it then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan. >> benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. >> but here's the thing. our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this right? because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. if they close it. >> then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair at the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan. >> benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. >> but here's the thing. our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this right? because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve serv

iona vanderbilt suffers from blood clots. the closest trauma center for me, it would be regional. and if they close it. >> then i'm minutes away from either another aneurism or embolism. she says it's not fair. the business can cut services and eastside san jose. when big investments in west side, san jose hospitals like good samaritan benefit the community there. i think they need to do a better job of doing an overall equity assessment to determine the feasibility of keeping it there in the way that it is. we asked hca healthcare to respond to the concerns of residents about the reduction in services and they sent us a statement about keeping the trauma center open, including plans to raise the number of emergency room beds by 20. but here's the thing. >> our community is organized. we've done our research. we're going to continue on this crime because all communities deserve to have full access to health care. >> and the people protesting here at good samaritan left behind these candles, that host to serve as a demonstration to remind people that their fight to preserve service

people like iona winnifred, 13 years old, the youngest member of the great britain team.. thank you. how ”oreous next few days. thank you. how gorgeous it _ next few days. thank you. how gorgeous it looks _ next few days. thank you. how gorgeous it looks in _ next few days. thank you. how gorgeous it looks in paris. - next few days. thank you. how gorgeous it looks in paris. that pink sky. it is going to bejust like that here, isn't it? there is a lot of cloud here with rain and showers. yesterday there was torrential rain in the night district, just over five inches of rain. torrential. what we're seeing todayis rain. torrential. what we're seeing today is the dregs of the weather front producing all of this. a lot of cloud in leeds, for example. a lot of cloud in other parts of the country, producing the rain we have seen. the rain pushing across scotland with rain coming in across south—west wales and into northern england —— currently as well. areas of cloud at times that we are looking at a fair bit of sunshine. it will feel pleasantly warm as well. yesterday we reac

the youngest member of the team is swimmer iona winnifrith.ll my friends go out and i can't come because i've got a competition, which sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i have to deal with it. i'm going to be the highest competition in the world. and rachel choong will make history as the first female british para—athlete in badminton. it's crazy that i'm that person. but hopefully people, women and girls, can see what i'm doing and maybe be inspired by it. and, like, they can think that they can make badminton into a career of theirs and have a have a successful career. and i always say that although i'm the first, i won't be the last, and i think that's really exciting as well. and it all starts tonight, when 50,000 spectators will watch athletes parade down the champs—elysees to here, the place de la concorde, in what promises to be a spectacular opening ceremony. the paralympics is the biggest stage that there is. it's the ultimate goal. i'm hoping that i canjust pull out a performance of my life and get the gold. i'll be re

and iona winterfest, she is just 13 years old, great britain's youngest member of the squad, she is readyd, an absolute legend of wheelchair racing, he missed out on medals in rio and tokyo. he has been resurgence of late though so you cannot discount someone of his pedigree. and in archery forjodi grinham, she is seven months pregnant, she didn't want to miss out on the games, though she and her husband and the wider team came up with contingency plans just in case she goes into early labour. hopefully that will not happen. loads more to look forward to on day three of the paralympic games here in paris. �* , three of the paralympic games here in paris. �*, .,, three of the paralympic games here in paris. �*, _ . . in paris. let's hope the baby wait a little longer _ in paris. let's hope the baby wait a little longer before _ in paris. let's hope the baby wait a little longer before arriving - in paris. let's hope the baby wait a little longer before arriving in - little longer before arriving in the world. thank you very much indeed, sophie. now to lords, and gus atkinson was the star o

good for her ninth paralympics, so she's gotiona her ninth paralympics, so she's got iona winnifrith 13 years old. so she's our youngest competitor , 13 at 13. i youngest competitor, 13 at 13. i know at 13. and there are athletes that we saw. see the thing is the i don't know whether we would say the shelf life is probably not the right word to use, but when you get athletes that go over the years, it can be a lot longer, right? >> sorry. your career. >> sorry. your career. >> your career. yeah it is. it's an athletic career, isn't it? it's probably better saying that than shelf life. probably because hannah cockcroft, jonnie peacock and david weir, who made their name in london 2012, they're still competing now in paris 2024, so we're hoping to get 100 to 140 medals and that's phenomenal. incredible. well, the last, last time we were only beaten by china. and you know what china are like sometimes. yeah. so, anyway, i'm very, very hopeful that we're going to have a great games. kadeena cox, cycling time trial. so she goes today. so great gold medal possibility and she's won gold in