in the pool, there was a silverfor iona team.th, who team. in the pool, there was a silverfor iona winnifrith, who is just 13 years old. she's the youngest member a pair picks gb. she's already won two european titles this year, a brilliant performance in her 100 metres breaststroke vinyl. she couldn't catch the winner, maria pavlova, but she set a new lifetime best to claim the silver medal. an incredible performance there from iona winnifrith. she said afterwards it was really cool. meanwhile, there was really cool. meanwhile, there was also a bronze medal for 1a—year—old... in the table tennis. now, she was in the semifinals, she won the first two games, in fact. she was on the brink of a place in the final, but then her opponent came back to win the next three games to deny her that place in the final. so a bronze medalfor her in the individual event to go with her bronze medal in the doubles. there was also a bronze for anna nicholson in the shot put and bronze in the powerlifting for olivia broome, a brilliant performance f

representing great britain, iona winnifrith! _ she isjust 13.s was the day she proved age is no barrier to brilliance. winnifrith started swimming after watching her brothers train at her hometown in kent. earlier this year, she won two european titles, and in the 100 metres breaststroke, although she couldn't catch the winner mariia pavlova, she produced a lifetime best to take the silver. iona winnifrith in silver medal position! a paralympic medallist at 13. it was, she said, "really cool". and there was also a medal for britain's second youngest athlete. at 1a, bly twomey was less than half the age of her semifinal opponent, but who needs experience when you can do this? oh, that's beautiful! to the delight of her travelling fans, twomey took the first two games. the final beckoned before a stunning comeback from turkey's kubra korkut ended her hopes. for twomey, though, a brilliant bronze, and surely this is just the start. at a soggy stade de france, meanwhile, they were soaking up more than just the atmosphere. but amid the rain, a ray a

iona winnifrith in silver medal position! a paralympic medallist at 13.his? oh, that's beautiful! to the delight of her travelling fans, twomey took the first two games. the final beckoned before a stunning comeback from turkey's kubra korkut ended her hopes. for more foi’ more seasoned for more seasoned stars there were bigger prizes. in the 50 metres freestyle, gold for alice tai. yes, it really was you. her second title here and one you suspect may still be sinking in. there was also gold for becky redfern in her breast stroke event after silvers at the last two games. it was clearly all the sweeter. but the performance of the sweeter. but the performance of the day, britten's daniel pembrook, smashing the javelin world record twice. pembroke, who is visually impaired, retained his title in quite sensational fashion. another logic defying display on a day of so many. another impressive day for the british team. i can also tell you the wimbledon champion alfie hewett is safely through to the final of the wheelchair tennis singles. he will be playing in

iona winnifrith!age across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals a 19th gold medal. you didn't doubt her, did you? her 18th and 19th golds at the age of 46. alfie hewett, along with gordon reid, finally got his gold. whilst the future too looks bright — five medals for teenager poppy maskill, and for alice tai. and a medal too for the youngest member of the team, great britain's paralympians returning with 49 golds amongst their luggage across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals of the us open in what was his break—out year. a little further south, golf�*s solheim cup got underway. a dominant opening day from the americans left europe with too

iona winnifrith!gst their luggage across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals of the us open in what was his break—out year. a little further south, golf�*s solheim cup got underway. a dominant opening day from the americans left europe with too much to do. it's coming back to the united states for the first time in seven years. team usa victorious in virginia. september also saw the world of football honour the life of former england manager sven—goran eriksson, who passed away at the age of 76. here, one of the big british fights of the year, daniel dubois knocking out anthonyjoshua in front of a huge wembley crowd. there was disappointment for england as they narrowly failed to make it out of the group stage at the women's t20 world cup. the men's side were in pakistan, wherejoe root became england's leading test match

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iona winnifrith!luggage across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals of the us open in what was his break—out year. a little further south, golf�*s solheim cup got under way. a dominant opening day from the americans left europe great britain's paralympians returning with 49 golds amongst their luggage across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals of the us open in what was his break—out year. a little further south, golf�*s solheim cup got under way. a dominant opening day from the americans left europe with too much to do. it's coming back to the united states for the first time in seven years. team usa victorious in virginia. september also saw

in the last hour, 13—year—old iona winnifrith — the youngest member of the paralympicsgb team out ina silver in the pool. the teenager was just a few seconds behind gold medallist, mariia pavlova who finished with a world record time. winnifrith battled hard to take second place in the sb7 100m breaststroke. olivia broom is a bronze medallist again in the para powerlifting. having won bronze last time out in tokyo in the under 50 kilograms event — broome did the same again to take britain's 77th medal of the games. meanwhile, clara fuentes mona—sterio broke the paralympic record to win venezuela's first para powerlifting gold. and there was a second bronze medal for britian�*s 14—year—old tennis star bly twomey. the teenager — who is ranked fourth in the world — had already picked up a medal in the doubles alongside team—mate fliss pickard earlier in the week, but has now won another in the women's singles. anna nicholson took bronze in the women's f35 shot put final, winning herfirst career paralympic medal. the 29 year old came third with a second—round throw of 9.1mm — a distance

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he was one of the people that was was there, and iona spoke to him first. need to talk to this guy." we put him on air. and it was in my mind while i was talking to him, i was wondering, is this? to be honest, i was wondering, is this some kind of fantasist? because this is just too extraordinary what he's telling me here about having not having just seen the shooter — that's one thing, but having spent several minutes trying to warn the police that he'd seen a guy with a gun on the roof. and to be honest, i hesitate to say this slightly, but i'm a blind reporter — i had no idea what greg looked like. now, i know now he's a pretty striking—looking guy holding a can of beer. i didn't know any of this. and ijust wonder, you know, in a different world whether i would have been prepared to take him as seriously, but i listened to him. i tested what he said. i got him to repeat things. i wanted to sort of verify whether he was consistent because we were live with him on air. this wasn't pre—recorded, we were live. people were seeing this. it could have done a lo

the youngest member of the paralympicsgb team — 13—year—old iona winnifrith — has picked up a silver. medallist, mariia pavlova who finished with a world record time. winnifrith battled hard to take second place in the sb7100m breaststroke. that's it from us. thank you for watching sports data, more on the bbc sports website. hello. the weather across the uk is certainly pretty varied right now. looking back at thursday, some places got to see blue skies and sunshine. gorgeous scenes there in the highlands. compare that with the heavy downpours that affected not only kent, but many southern counties of england, the southern half of wales as well. to the south of us. instead of this area of low pressure moving through and clearing away, it willjust continue to churn around, and that means further outbreaks of rain across southern counties of england, pushing up into the south of wales and the south midlands. further north, though, yes, some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, which may linger for some northern and eastern coasts. but further north and west, we see a good deal of sunshine

at the other end of the spectrum we have iona who is 30 and it will be her first games in spectrum wet games in it so exciting to watch her race because she has a beautiful breaststroke. one of your friends and families thought of the fact that they might be able to come and watch in person and see you there and be a bit more physical with the experience? last time it wasn't _ physical with the experience? last time it wasn't the _ physical with the experience? last time it wasn't the case. last time they were up at 3am in the morning watching, kudos to them an amazing thing to do. having them in the crowd is amazing. for me on a personal level, i'm superstitious when it comes when it to my race. my parents have given me a pair of earrings when i raise it everywhere up earrings when i raise it everywhere up tugging on my ear, actually being able to look at them in the venue and being on that metal moment will be incredible.— be incredible. grace harvey speaking earlier. grace harvey speaking earlier. finally, a runnerfrom yorkshire has started a record—breaking attempt to become the f

iona presley is a founding member of the task force designed to stop project 2025. thank you for making time. you called project 2025 a far right manifesto. walk us through what you are actively doing. >> it is a frightening blueprint and a policy plan. it is a transition plan. with these extremists, they have proven, they do not make threats, they make promises. we have to do everything to stop it from becoming reality. it will dismantle the federal government as we know it and eliminate department of education and continue our march toward a national ban on abortion. a nation of forced birth. banning books and banning language, the word abortion, diversity, equity and inclusion. defunding title i. of course massive firings of dedicated civil servants and replacing them with trompe l'oeil is. this is a transition plan, they already have online portals to test the loyalty of people so they can replace public servants with loyalists. i have to call out the fact that the heritage foundation, they are saying it out loud. they deny that abortion is healthcare. one thing

.— progress on that in the iona-term. . ~ i. , progress on that in the iona-term. ., ~ , . long-term.fascinating _ long-term. thank you very much indeed, fascinating to _ long-term. thank you very much indeed, fascinating to see - long-term. thank you very much indeed, fascinating to see what l indeed, fascinating to see what comes out of this meeting. the china analyst. later today voters across america will be taking part in the biggest day of voting in the us outside of the november election — known as super tuesday. in 16 states across the country democrats and republicans get to say who they want to see on the ballot come november. so what is the economic temperature across america and how will it influence voters? let's speak now to the economist peter morisi, professor at the university of maryland. an exciting day. it's the republicans who are in the spotlight really here. how do they sell an economic message, whoever wins? i think that inflation will be the big issue when it comes to the big issue when it comes to the economy. inflation has come down and it is now in the neig

this past year officer kevin kram of the algona police department and hoffman a firefighter with the ionaire department gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. please join me in a moment of silence to honor these two fallen heroes and their families all of those affected by the tragic events and perry. thank you. this is the seventh time i have addressed this body to report on the condition of the state. the first time the workforce was one of the top issues. at that time only about 58% of all iowans in the workforce have education training beyond high school. the result was thousands of high quality jobs going unfilled and missing out on a rewarding career. to gather we set out to increase that number to0% by 2025. i introduced the acton a few months later it passed the le support. tonight i am happy to say that we reached our ambitious goal and we did it ahead of schedule. i want to be clear this is not mission accomplished. the work of connecting iowa employers will continue this session. reaching this milestone serves as a powerful lesson in how real change happens. born in t

and dr iona chang a 1st of its kind study in the us on why lung cancer rates were rising. among asian females. who never smoked. >>>>rates actually have been declining. over the past several decades. but what was sort of emerged as an unusual observation is that the exception to that trend was among asian american >reporter>female doctors hope the fans study leads to the development of more preventative measures and screening. but also grabbed the attention of the folks with the deep pockets. right now. listen, 1% of funding from the national institute of health. goes to diseases that impact the asian american. community. yeah. vicky. isn't spending her energy. wondering why or how she got lung cancer. she is turning her pain. into purpose. by reaching out to other women like 34 year old kid ho, who she recruited to also be part of the fans study. it was diagnosed on thanksgiving of last year. doctors discovered 4 tumors in her brain that they believe were linked to lung cancer. just like vicki. she never smoked. she's also a mom. will often joined vicky on our walks. al i

ionas 's words are revolutionary. i am saying that if domestic production capacity was sufficient, the minister of documents, mr. dr. aliabadi, who was actually the ceo of maplan himself , is electrified, they will not go towards electrification . who import from abroad , they are doing this now with taxis, they are also doing this with other passenger cars, they are also doing this with buses , so that they electrify the fleet , import them so that the service for you people is solved, we are the first manufacturer. electric bus in the country considering that it is one of the knowledge foundation companies we used it to be able to cover tehran's bus capacity and needs, we have the ability to ensure, produce and deliver it, and now we did this for the first time in karaj. for the first time in mr. raisi's government , this work was done according to the order of mozem's leadership, god willing. other cities are also operating and after that we will definitely sit down with tehran municipality again and sign new contr

well, let's speak founder speak to the founder of the young money is iona young money blog, who is ionaiona this is effectively they're going taking on they're going to be taking on a huge debt. if they've only got a £5,000 deposit and interest rates are low ish, but who knows, they could start going up again. >> well, just to take that last point about interest rates, if we look at the bank of england base rate at the moment it's 5.25% and it looks as if it is going to be coming down this year and next year. yes, that process will probably be quite gradual . and look, people gradual. and look, people shouldn't buy properties based just on what the interest rates are and there should be a whole number of other factors at play. and i think one of the reasons why young people still want to get on the housing ladder, and this has been the case throughout the whole time that i've been writing young i've been writing the young money that has money blog, one thing that has remained is that young remained constant is that young people want to their own people want to own their own homes, that'

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

>>> on this new hour, iona presley on her plan to combat trump's blueprint for a second try, and why she's getting involved in the most expensive house race in u.s. history. >>> did louisiana just open a door for christian nationalist? what could come next? >>> the new documentary that is using comedy to change opinions about abortion. let's do it. we have talked at length on this program about project 2025, the heritage foundation's nightmarish plan to transform the nation into a trump dystopia. the 900 page project would provide trump a maga blueprint for a potential second term. yesterday, my colleagues had the chance to actually sit down with kevin roberts, president of the heritage foundation, and the top architect for press operation 2025. here's how that interview began. >> you reject the assertion that this is a plan that was cooked up specifically for the second coming of the trump administration? >> we couldn't do that, because we are nonpartisan. i would have been thrilled if president biden and his team asked for a briefing. >> setting aside the laughable claim that the c

he also loves candy can't choose a favorite iona. every single really loves halloween. but how like one of the pass. but trust because our minds that's very cool panic. he sees the great hot way becoming a san francisco tradition. i love halloween i'm excited for dressing up excited for all of rest of it. that happen around halloween? this is just a really fun community driven we love it out here. i love to come out here and get to be with my my neighborhood, but also to have everybody come out here and see the get to enjoy it in a in a different in san francisco, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> so gail and i have been talking about fireplaces and hot chocolate. we're looking live at the golden gate bridge and gayle getting colder. >> yes, it is. and it's starting tonight. you may notice a chill in the air we have a chilly mornings ahead as well. so break this all down for you. >> now notice we had some light rain in the north bay, mainly snow may county. so santa rosa petaluma point raze, it saw some light rain drops this morning. and so this cold front is continuing to

iona. excuse me, iona and marta suarez led the way with 22 and 21 points.en's basketball was dominant in the second quarter. that really pushed them to this victory tonight. the final was 7466 over pacific. the win extended cal's winning streak to eight straight and matches the bears best start to a season since they started nine one. well, in a season filled with injuries. the san francisco 49 ers have some good news before their matchup against the chicago bears tomorrow safety talanoa hufanga is cleared to return to the 40 niners defense. and he is expected to play with a protective cast over his right wrist. 49ers defensive coordinator nick sorensen still expects the fungi to make plays, though. there is some bad news and that's for nick bosa. trent williams and aaron banks they have all been ruled out for tomorrow's game. by the way, you can watch it here on ktvu. in college football today was championship saturday in the acc championship, number 17 ranked clemson facing number eight ranked smu. fourth quarter here under 20s to go. smu is down. kevin j

some people may think that we should give a call, say ionas, hurry up and participate in economic activities. when you were drunk, we had different plans with you. a person wants to come and start an economic activity. we don't give him permission. how does he want economic partnership to be formed? today, the supreme leader 's position is actually to raise the production jump, and at the same time, he said , "where is the bottleneck with the participation of the people in the issuing of permits that you are referring to?" it's going well, how many problems are there, where are the problems , the whole situation has improved a lot compared to what it was before, at least i'm giving an example, now i can tell you. in the same way, the ministry of health and medicine , so i want to tell you something. look, when a slogan is raised, don't assume that we have to go back to the beginning of the line and start from zero. before, i had a meeting with the supreme leader, i was also present there work was another, in fact, provision. in fact, we are talking about the presence of the people, i want to

golden bears are down ten with two minutes to go, but iona krimly hits a three point cow within one 5857 15 seconds to go down. three. michelle onia gets it to go down low. cal down one again and they get one more chance. down two marta suarez for three in the win as time winds down and she's blocked. cal loses 6361. they end their season 19 and 15 overall. one more chance for those panda hats tuesday. giants final home game or final game in scottsdale was yesterday. the tv broadcast interviewing jiang hu li during marco luciano's fourth inning at bat, and luciano promptly crushes one off the scoreboard. and you got to see lee's reaction one more time. whoa. giants did lose the diamondbacks there in sacramento tonight, taking on the triple-a river cats team. dodgers star shohei ohtani will have a press conference tomorrow. it's going to be the first time he talks on the record about the allegations against his former interpreter. his interpreter lost $4.5 million to a southern california bookie, and the debt was paid from ohtani's accounts originally, the interpreter said ohtani had agre

second quarter iona from way downtown and then to end the half camellia again driving and scoring.sion and kept pouring it on. start of the third quarter. lulu twidale the quick catch and release splash six threes for her. moments later, camellia again. she finished with 20 points. in this game. they just keep going farther and farther. marta suarez. steph like a game. high 21 for her. 18 threes for the bears program record. cal wins 8363. sports on abc seven. being here for sandhya patel, larry beil. i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time, as always. have a great weekend. stay safe. have fun. right now on jimmy kimmel, kerry washington. we'll show you one last look outside where the wet weather is here, and more >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- kerry washington -- jimmy o. yang -- and music from the red clay

that is exactly what is happening in iona. mary kay and david her have lived there for nearly their entire lives, running the local western auto store and raising their three kids. they retired in 2009, but they remain committed members of the community, supporting small businesses and their local hospital. but despite their work, they have watched as the population has slowly declined, in part because their neighbors and friends are being overwhelmed by property taxes. to grow our population in rural areas we cannot drive away the very families who sustain our communities. that is why i am calling on the legislature to raise the residential statewide property tax exemption from $42,000 a year to $100,000. it would provy year and 270,000 kansansld provy families it would wipe out all it would provide folks like os mary kay and david relief every year, and for 375,000 kansas families it would wipe out all or almost all of their state property tax bill. that is a property tax cut for 370,000 kansas families. so, mary kay and dav

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

well we had um quite a good test of that this week because podemos the party that iona belara leads brought a bill to parliament um proposing to break off relations with israel and to to..." completely stop um sales without exception um and all of the left parties voted for it in fact um so they are kind of um pinning their colors to the mast as it were um the um it didn't pass because the right-wing parties in in the spanish parliament voted against it the pp which is their equivalent of the conservative party and vox which is a sort of um extreme right uh rump party, they they cynically voted against it, but even they have been forced to come speak out in favor of israeli restraint um, so that shows that even the spanish right is probably an outlier uh within the the right-wing um political movements in the rest of the continent. um, that's there's historical reasons for that as as as was pointed out. um, and also i think perhaps spain's sort of liminal position within europe means that it traditionally it's tried to... maintain you know reasonable diplomatic relations with various other

davis partner at stonecourt capital along with jeanne sheehan-zaino political science professor at iona university and a senior democracy fellow at the scene debt -- center for the study of the presidency and congress. rick, there are a couple audiences donald trump could speak to today at a couple strategies. what would be your advice to him for connecting to wall street? rick: i think he obviously wants to be the guy that really promotes the economic growth of the country. one thing i haven't heard much of that is a big issue is rolling back regulations. the biden administration has been thinking of regulation. not only has he been the kingdom of organized -- the king of organized labor but he has not seen a regulation he does not love. there has been a massive increase since the trump administration in regulation. earlier in the campaign trump talked a lot about that, pledging to roll it back, cut red tape and allow government to get out of the way of business. we haven't heard that lately. nowadays it is more tax cuts, more tariffs, more on the side of stimulus then getting governme

iona krimly hits a three pulling cal within one 5857. she's hyped. 15 seconds to go.e onia gets it to go down low. cal down one again. final chance down two for the golden bears marta suarez for three and the win. but she's blocked and cal loses 6361. they end their season 19 and 15 overall. hey did you see this one more chance for those panda hats tuesday at oracle park. giants played their final spring game in scottsdale yesterday. the tv broadcast was interviewing jungwoo lee during marco luciano's fourth inning at bat, and luciano crushed one off the left field scoreboard, and he got to take a look again at lee's reaction. whoa! the giants lost the game. the dynamax giants in sacramento tonight. they'll take on the triple a river cats team today. bay bridge series exhibitions the next two days in oakland tomorrow at oracle park on tuesday. open day is thursday and one secret no viewer knows is that's how jr looks when i'm ever i'm reading sports like wow, wow great job. >> so excited here. you know i went running by the ballpark today in san francisco. and some of

likely they are to use nuclear weapons . tactical weapons, they say about it in direct text, what maria ionaabout it. and what does xijin pin, who is in paris today on an official visit, say about it, let's talk in literally 14 minutes, i myself, frankly, wonder how maria ionova will interpret putin's current threats, and actually, whether this can be perceived as an escalation, another escalation on the part of the kremlin in a rather difficult situation, when the world finds itself, well. .. literally on the threshold of the third world war, when western europe can also become a participant in the war that russia has unleashed against ukraine. in short, there are a lot of questions, a lot of topics, stay tuned to our channel, i will be on the air in 13 minutes, the great broadcast of vasyl zima continues. vasyl, to you word. serhiy, at 20:00 we are waiting for serhiy rudenko and his guests in the verdict program and yevhen pastukhov with news. we have already waited for sports, yevgeny, good evening, please speak to you. congratulations to vasyl, i also congratulate the viewers of espresso

well, we had um, quite a good test of that this week, because podemos, the party that iona belara leads, brought a bill to parliament um proposing to break off relations with israel and to to completely stop um sales you know without exception um and all of the left parties voted for it in fact um so you know they are kind of um pinning their colors to the mast as it were um the um it didn't pass because the right-wing parties in in the spanish parliament voted against it the p which is their equivalent of the conservative party and vox which is a sort of um extreme right uh rump party, they they cynically voted against it, but even they have been forced to kind of speak out in favor of israeli restrained um so that shows that even the spanish right is probably an outlier uh within the the right-wing um political movements in the rest of the continent um that's there's historical reasons for that as as as was pointed out um and also so i think perhaps spain's sort of liminal position within europe means that it traditionally it's tried to maintain reasonable diplomatic relations with va