and dame sarah storey catches crystal lane—wright!gold medal won in her eighth games across two sports. ed achieved with her family several thousand miles and several time zones away. thousand miles and several time zones away-— zones away. when she finished racin: , zones away. when she finished racing. that's _ zones away. when she finished racing, that's what _ zones away. when she finished racing, that's what hit - zones away. when she finished racing, that's what hit you. - racing, that's what hit you. literally the states are empty, soap racing in a pandemic has hard, but it is when you want to celebrate, you realise you don't have your friends and family here. yeah, as soon as i wake up, iwas like, "dad, what are you doing?" it was totally worth it. and i was screaming my head off for her! as soon as she came and got quite close to crystal, i knew she was going to win. quite close to crystal, that faith was well placed. quite close to crystal, and if sarah storey wins her other two events, she'll be officially britain's most su

the seemingly never—ending storey.st paralympic medal in barcelona in 1992, yet here she was breaking the c5 pursuit role record, her own world record in qualifying, aged a3. so the final. on the right of your screen, crystal lane—wright, guaranteed the best seat in the house for another remarkable piece of storey glory. in the individual pursuit it's all over if one cyclist catches the other. seven laps in the great dane was approaching fast. dame sarah storey catches crystal lane—wright. her 15th gold medal won in her eight games across two sports. this time with her family thousands of miles away. to see herfinish required an early start. as soon as i work up i was like, dad, what are you doing? it was totally worth it. and i was screaming my head off! as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, i know she's going to win. that faith is well placed end of sarah storey wins her other two events, she will be officially written�*s most successful pa ralympian. —— britain's most successful paralympian. she is

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that resilience runs right through storey's career, - right through storey's career, having been born swimmer, winning herfirst paralympic sporting life as a swimmer, winning her first paralympic metals sporting life as a swimmer, winning herfirst paralympic metals in sporting life as a swimmer, winning her first paralympic metals in the era before cushions of lottery funding. she had incredible success in 2008 and competed alongside able—bodied competitors in the deli olympic games. she's raced through her revolution in paris for. this olympic games. she's raced through her revolution in paris for.— her revolution in paris for. as the names her revolution in paris for. as the games get _ her revolution in paris for. as the games get bigger. _ her revolution in paris for. as the games get bigger, that _ her revolution in paris for. as the games get bigger, that brings - games get bigger, that brings different pressures and focus. and to still be there and be considered one of the people that make waves at the games in terms of performances, i still have to pinch myself to think people

for dame sarah storey another remarkable milestone.y in doubt. storey was a minute and a half faster than anyone else and history was hers. she crosses the line! her 16th paralympic title, equalling the british record set by swimmer mike kenny. storey herself started out in the pool, winning her first gold as a 1a—year—old, and now nearly three decades later the tears of joy flowed. to the delight of another sporting dame. she still has the amazing physical ability to set new standards and push the barriers every single time the games come around. but importantly she still got the same passion, the same drive. well, dame sarah storey could yet make even more history. if she wins the road race here on thursday she'll clinch her 17th paralympic gold, and no british athlete has ever done that. the cycling also brought a more unexpected gold. during the last games, ben watson was working as a chartered surveyor. now he is a paralympic champion. cue exhaustion and eventually elation. every member of britain's cycling team has now won a meda

for dame sarah storey, it seems winning is just a way of life.he 15th was never in doubt. in the pursuit, she'd set a world record in qualifying and her all—british final against crystal lane—wright was more a victory procession as she caught her team—mate with laps to spare. and dame sarah storey! nearly 30 years after her paralympic debut, storeyjust keeps getting better. she needsjust one more gold from her two remaining events here to become britain's most successful paralympian. and for her husband, barney, and children charlie and louisa back home, the pride was only too clear. yes, as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know she's going to win." it was totally worth it, and i was screaming my head off. it was absolutely superb. it's... yeah, quite surreal in some ways, being so many thousand miles - away and still enjoying i that amazing experience of seeing sarah win again. and there was another medal in the velodrome — steve bate, who's visually impaired, and his pilot, adam duggleby, beaten by the netherlands, but si

for dame sarah storey, it seems winning is just a way of life.in doubt. in the pursuit, she'd set a world record in qualifying, and her all british final against crystal lane—wright was more a victory procession, and she caught her team—mate with laps to spare. dame sarah storey! nearly 30 years after her paralympic debut, storeyjust keeps getting better. she needsjust one more gold from her two remaining events here to become britain's most successful paralympian, and for her husband barney and children charlie and louisa back home, the pride was only too clear. yes, as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know it, she's going to win." it was totally worth it. and i was, like, screaming my head off. it was absolutely superb, and it is quite surreal in some ways, being so many thousand miles away and kind of still enjoying that amazing experience of seeing sarah win again. there was also another medal in the velodrome. steve bates, who is visually impaired, and his pilot adam duggleby, had to settle for silver behind the nether

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for dame sarah storey, it seems winning is just a way of life.es, and the 15th was never in doubt. in the pursuit, she'd set a world record in qualifying, and her all—british final against crystal lane—wright was more a victory procession as she caught her team—mate with laps to spare. and dame sarah storey! nearly 30 years after her paralympic debut, storeyjust keeps getting better. she needsjust one more gold from her two remaining events here to become britain's most successful paralympian. and for her husband, barney, and children charlie and louisa back home, the pride was only too clear. yes, as soon as she came quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know she's going to win." it was totally worth it, and i was screaming my head off. it was absolutely superb. it's... yeah, quite surreal in some ways, being so many thousand miles away and still enjoying that amazing experience of seeing sarah win again. and there was another medal in the velodrome — steve bate, who's visually impaired, and his pilot, adam duggleby, beaten by the netherlands,

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dame sarah storey could yet make even more history.he last games, ben watson was working as a chartered surveyor. now, he is a paralympic champion. cue exhaustion and, eventually, elation. every member of britain's cycling team has now won a medal here. it's an amazing feeling. the fact that this has been the result of so many years, i'm eternally grateful, happy and excited. yeah, and a bit gobsmacked really. in the pool meanwhile there was another gold for one of britain's breakthrough stars, reece dunn, surging to his third title here and a new world record to boot. it's gold to reece dunn! but this was the most poignant moment. just days after arriving following his evacuation from kabul, afghanistan's hossain rasouli competed in the long jump. he finished 13th but merely being here was a victory in itself. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather. here's stav daneos. definitely a chill in the air this morning in london at least. absolutely and it does not feel like the end of august. it's because we have an area

sheet has already won 14 old storey. sheet has already won 14 gold medals _ storey.on 14. gold medals for great britain. this is how 15. she has entered the two more races to come and she will become great britain's most decorated paralympic athlete of all time if you inspect.— time if you inspect. fantastic. not 'ust dame time if you inspect. fantastic. not just dame sarah _ time if you inspect. fantastic. not just dame sarah storey _ time if you inspect. fantastic. not just dame sarah storey going - time if you inspect. fantastic. not i just dame sarah storey going today. what are the paralympicsgb medal hopeful should we look out for later? ,, . ~' hopeful should we look out for later? ,, ., hopeful should we look out for later? ,, x' ., ., ., later? sticking at the velodrome, steve bates _ later? sticking at the velodrome, steve bates and _ later? sticking at the velodrome, steve bates and his _ later? sticking at the velodrome, steve bates and his pilot - later? sticking at the velodrome, steve bates and his pilot adam . steve bates and his pilot adam duggleby i

storey herself started out in the pool, winning herfirst gold as a 14—year—old.ush the barriers every single time the games come around. but importantly, she's still got the same passion, the same drive. she still wants to break her own records, and she's loving it. the cycling also brought a more unexpected gold. during the last games, ben watson was working as a chartered surveyor. now he is a paralympic champion. cue exhaustion and, eventually, elation. his success means every member of britain's cycling team has won a medal here. it's brilliant, it's what we've worked for for the last four or five years, and it's amazing to actually have this plan and it comes together, and i ended up winning by a good margin as well. i was fit enough to keep up, out in the lead in the first couple of laps. in the pool there was another gold for one of britain's breakthrough stars. reece dunn missed a month of training before the games because of covid. today he surged to his third title here and a new world record to boot. it's gold to reece dunn! but the most poignant momen

and dame sarah storey catches crystal lane—wright!ystal, i knew she was going to win. that faith was well placed. and if sarah storey wins her other two events in tokyo, she'll be officially britain's most successful paralympian. she is probably already our greatest one. patrick gearey, bbc news. definitely worth the early wake—up call. harry kane says he will be staying at tottenham this summer, despite intense speculation about the england captain's future at the club. in a statement on social media, kane said he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who only referred to staying this summer, but his manager is confident the issue won't come up again injanuary. no, iam no, i am not worried at all. it is day by day. he is an option for tomorrow. this is the only thing, it is in my only thought, trying make the best decisions to help the team for tomorrow and here is one of the options for tomo

in rio she was _ storey. yes she is remarkable. in rio she was asked _ storey.le. in - rio she was asked what would it mean to become britain's most decorated paralympian and now that is the case. cyclist dame sarah storey won her 16th gold in the women's c5 time trial — equalling britain's most decorated paralympian, swimmer mike kenny's record. let's get the latest with our reporter rachael latham, who is in tokyo this morning. good afternoon to you. watching sarah storey�*s performance, it was neverin sarah storey�*s performance, it was never in doubt, was it? sarah storey's performance, it was never in doubt, was it?— never in doubt, was it? absolutely not. never in doubt, was it? absolutely not- before _ never in doubt, was it? absolutely not. before most _ never in doubt, was it? absolutely not. before most people _ never in doubt, was it? absolutely not. before most people even - never in doubt, was it? absolutely. not. before most people even woke up, we mad a gold and silver medal. that gold went to sarah storey and she, after her race, she was intervie

we had a 35-storey unit proposed. we reduced that height to 27 storeys. the current 27 storeys is 495 units shown today. we've run a community-based, community-focused outreach program. while we've had moments of controversy, the discussions have been mostly almost all productive and forward-looking. while we may not have had total agreement, we certainly have a consensus of community members that are in favor of the project moving forward and are convinced that the merits of this project outweigh the impacts that it may have. next slide, please. you've seen already the metrics of the project, the parking lot. we've proposed 495 homes, 73 which would be onsite affordable. we've had 100-plus stakeholder meetings involving 200-plus individuals and we are providing 4,000 ground floor [indiscernible] which i'll go into later. >> this is a great infill site in the heart of our city. currently this is just a parking lot so we're not displacing anyone with this project. early on we knew this project would be shaped by the environment. we got to the wins early an

the time trial is dame sarah storey�*s favourite event. and why wouldn't it be?ery check point. her fellow brit was second being closest to her and got silver. storey says her motivation is to out do herself. no one else comes close. she crosses the line. her 16th gold takes her level with mike kenny in terms of golds, but she is already britain's most successful pa ralympian overall. a chance for others to follow her scorch marks. ben won gold in the c3 time trial. then his talent was spotted. now we see the end result. and the story goes on, win the road race and she will have won more golds than any british paralympian. it feels as inevitable as the ticking of the clock. 0ne things for sure — don't keep andy murray waiting. he wasn't happy with his opponent stefenos tsitisipas as he was kncoked out of the first round of the us open last night. it had been a great match with murray playing some of his best tennis in recent years moving into a two sets to one lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2 but then disappeared for an eight minute

a really dominant display and history for sarah storey. absolutely.l ceremony which is unusual for the athlete who has been winning medals since 1992. also a gold for great britain this morning was ben watson. it was a surprise gold, in his olympic debut, and he said he was lost for words after the race. two medals were picked up in the cycling to add two medals already won at the velodrome last week. and deb rose for george pease were to who picked up a silver last week and the triathlon. and pease were to who picked up a silver last week and the triathlon.- last week and the triathlon. and she also been speaking _ last week and the triathlon. and she also been speaking to _ last week and the triathlon. and she also been speaking to ellie - also been speaking to ellie robinson, who has hinted at her retirement? to robinson, who has hinted at her retirement?— robinson, who has hinted at her retirement? ., , ., .., retirement? to give you some context about ellie, retirement? to give you some context about ellie. she _ retirement? to give you some cont

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we had a 35-storey unit proposed. we reduced that height to 27 storeys. the current 27 storeys is 495 units shown today. we've run a community-based, community-focused outreach program. while we've had moments of controversy, the discussions have been mostly almost all productive and forward-looking. while we may not have had total agreement, we certainly have a consensus of community members that are in favor of the project moving forward and are convinced that the merits of this project outweigh the impacts that it may have. next slide, please. you've seen already the metrics of the project, the parking lot. we've proposed 495 homes, 73 which would be onsite affordable. we've had 100-plus stakeholder meetings involving 200-plus individuals and we are providing 4,000 ground floor [indiscernible] which i'll go into later. >> this is a great infill site in the heart of our city. currently this is just a parking lot so we're not displacing anyone with this project. early on we knew this project would be shaped by the environment. we got to the wins early an

storey�*s team—mate, crystal lane—wright, took silver behind storey in rio and is looking to qualifyam, and the final is at 6:30am. tandem pair steve bate and adam duggleby are hoping to retain their b 4,000 metre individual pursuit title, but are up against a strong polish pair. and in the pool, reece dunn and tully kearney are world champions in the s14 100 metre butterfly and s5 200 metre freestyle respectively. and they're looking to add paraylmpic honours to that collection. british sprinter zharnel hughes says he wants the doping investigation into team—mate cj ujah to be allowed to take place without prejudice. ujah is provisionally suspended after a positive drugs test, just a week after he won olympic silver in the 4x100 metre relay alongside hughes. hughes said on social media: michail antonio might still be practising his lifts in celebration today. he's now west ham's top premier league scorer and he helped send his club to top of the table. they beat leicester city 4—1 at the london stadium, with antonio scoring two of the goals. he's now passed paulo dicanio�*s club rec

dame sarah storey catches crystal lane—wright!ut other two events, she will be the greatest. well, after a summer of intense speculation about his future, the england captain harry kane has revealed that he will be staying at tottenham. in a statement on social media, kane says he's 100% focused on helping the team achieve success, and that the messages of support he's had in the last few weeks have been incredible. manchester city had been keen to sign kane, who only referred to staying this summer, but his manager is confident the issue won't come up again injanuary. no, i am not worried at all. it is day by day, he is an option for tomorrow. this is the only thing, it is my only thought, try and make the best decisions to help the team tomorrow and harry is one of the decisions for tomorrow. did he say he was committed for the season? i will not say what we spoke about, it is between us. meanwhile, fifa president gianni infantino has asked prime minister borisjohnson for exemptions, so that premier league players will be allowe

dame sarah storey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial.ympian of all—time. our reporter rachael laytham has more. yeah, she definitely got the day started well for great britain, picking up that gold medal this morning, and she said it was a smooth race. she really enjoyed it and she actually cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, which is very unusual for the athlete that's been going since 1992 and winning the whole way, but now she's going to shift her focus to thursday, where she'll be hoping to pick up another gold medal in the road race. and, if she wins a gold, then she will become the most—decorated paralympic athlete of all time with gold medals. what a title for sarah storey, there. also at the cycling it was ben watson. he got a surprise gold in the road cycling this morning. it was his paralympic debut and in rio 2016 he was actually watching at home. back then, he was a chartered accountant. he didn't get involved until 2017, and here he is today winning a gold me

and that is sarah storey, is draped in the british flag winning yet again.r _ she. fantastic story. not only smashing her own _ she. fantastic story. not only smashing her own world - she. fantastic story. not only | smashing her own world record she. fantastic story. not only - smashing her own world record but getting _ smashing her own world record but getting another gold medal in getting another gold medal in getting team gb onto a brilliant start— getting team gb onto a brilliant start within tokyo. it's just unbelievable her career. she's got 26 medals, 15 gold medals and she 'ust 26 medals, 15 gold medals and she just keeps— 26 medals, 15 gold medals and she just keeps on winning and smashing the records — just keeps on winning and smashing the records and isjust just keeps on winning and smashing the records and is just fantastic which _ the records and is just fantastic which she — the records and is just fantastic which she has done and what a role model— which she has done and what a role model for— which she has done and what a role model for ev

dame sarah storey has won her 16th paralympic gold medal, making her britain'sjoint—most— successfull time with swimmer mike kenny. she hit the milestone after winning the c5 time trial in tokyo and will have the chance to go one better in the road race. let's go live to the japanese capital now, where our reporter racheal latham is. cirrus tora looking unstoppable and making history too? she cirrus tora looking unstoppable and making history too?— making history too? she definitely not the da making history too? she definitely got the day started _ making history too? she definitely got the day started well— making history too? she definitely got the day started well for - making history too? she definitely got the day started well for greatl got the day started well for great britain, picking up that gold medal this morning. she said she enjoyed it cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, very unusual for the athlete who has been on the go since 1992 and winning the whole way. now she's going shift her focus to the last

storey�*s 43, but continues to be judged by seconds and minutes. motivation was to outdo herself. she makes history seem predictable. and she crosses the line! her 16th gold medal takes her level with mike kenney. she's already britain's most successful paralympian overall. a chance for other british riders to follow her marks. ben watson rode bikes as a hobby. his talent was spotted. now we saw the end result. gold in the c3 time trial on a glorious day for british pa ra—cycling. win the road race and she'll have won more goals than any british paralympian. it feels as inevitable as the ticking of the clock. patrick gearey, bbc news. in the pool, britain's reece dunn has won his third gold medal of the games, complete with a new world record. dunn's haulfrom the games now stands at three golds and a silver after he left the other trailing in the final of the 200—metre individual medley. emma raducanu has eased into the next round at the us open was of the 18—year—old was a break down in each that but 1672, 6-3 18—year—old was a break down in each

storey is 43 but continues to be judged constantly defying time.no one else gets close. she makes history seem predictable. she crosses the line. her 16th gold takes her level with mike kenny in terms of golds, but she is already britain's most successful paralympian. a chance for others to follow her. ben won gold in the c3 time trial. and the story goes on, win the road race and she will have won more golds than any british paralympian. it feels as inevitable as the ticking of the clock. in the pool britain's reece dunn has won his third gold medal of the games, complete with a new world record. dun's haul from the games now stands at three golds and a silver after he left the other trailing in the final of the 200m individual medley. brazil's gabriel bandeira took silver, with bronze going to the ukrainian vasyl krainyk. cristiano ronaldo says he is "back to where he belongs" at manchester united. he left the club over a decade ago, tojoin real madrid. the portuguese striker will be heading back to united, from juventus in a deal worth nearly £1

but it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold.s the 15th paralympic title of storey�*s career, and she's nowjust one behind mike kenny's british record of 16. she smashed her world record by over four seconds in qualifying and caught lane—wright after 1,750 metres of their race. she's now won medals at each of the eight games she's attended. for lane—wright, who also set a personal best in the heats, it's the second silver medal at consecutive games in the event. there was also a silver for steve bate and adam duggleby in the men's b—4,000 indivdual pursuit. they were the defending champions but the dutch caught the britons in the final. 0ur paralympics reporter rachel latham looks ahead to day two. looking ahead to tomorrow, we will see ellie simmons in action. she goesin see ellie simmons in action. she goes in the 200 metres individual medley. but it won'tjust be her going for great britain, also grace harvey and maisie summers—newton will also be going in the 200 metres individual medley sm six ossification. people might think

six medals for great britain on the first day of the paralympics in tokyo, including gold for sarah storeys coming up on the first day of the third test on bbc two. the barometer�*s pointing to fair weather for the next few days. there really is going to be very little change from day to day, probably well into next week, as this area of high pressure persists across the uk. the only regional difference across the uk will be the amount of cloud that we're going to have. so you can see earlier on here across many western and northern areas, and indeed the south, it was sunny. further east and also across the midlands, we've had some persistent cloud. now, this pattern's going to continue over the next couple of days. we'll see northerly winds here affecting the north sea. they will continue to drag in some cloud, so that does mean a pretty cloudy start for some of us on thursday. the further west you are, i think the clearer the weather will be in the morning, but you can clearly see that it is pretty overcast first thing. and then quite a cool day, i think, on the north sea coasts, only 15

dame sarah storey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial. she said it was a smooth race. she really enjoyed it and she actually cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, which is very unusual for the athlete that's been going since 1992 and winning the whole way, but now she's going to shift her focus to thursday, where she'll be hoping to pick up another gold medal in the road race. and, if she wins a gold, then she will become the most—decorated paralympic athlete of all time with gold medals. what a title for sarah storey, there. also at the cycling it was ben watson. he got a surprise gold in the road cycling this morning. it was his paralympic debut and in rio 2016 he was actually watching at home. back then, he was a chartered accountant. he didn't get involved until 2017, and here he is today winning a gold medalfor great britain. and, in the swimming pool, rhys dunn went in the 200m individual medley s—11t class and he won his third gold medal of these games. he was also ma

staying with the paralympics, and dame sarah storey says she's as excited as ever as she heads off tot manages to defend her three titles in cycling's individual pursuit, time trial and road race, she will become the most successful british paralympian of all time. but does that legacy bring extra pressure? certainly on the morning of the race, you have got that big juggernaut of success behind you and you want to continue to add to that. but it is also an opportunity to prove to yourself that the training you have been doing has been in the right direction, that all of that work you have been doing is going to go to a great performance. iamjust as i am just as excited about the race as the uncertainty it might bring. yeah, i think it is really important to focus on the positives and life will go on after regardless of the result. now in a few minutes' time, there will be a repeat of this year's world championship snooker final when mark selby takes on shaun murphy in the opening round of the british open. the match will be particularly special for selby, who will be walking out at a

three of those medals were in the pool and three in the velodrome — and it was dame sarah storey whoursuit. 0ur paralympics reporter rachel latham looks ahead to day two. looking ahead to tomorrow, we will finally see simmons and actions. she goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust goes to the 200 metres individual. it's not just for goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust for going for great britain. also grace harvey and macy summers will also be going in the 200 metres individual classification. everyone will think that ellie is good for the gold but she has been chasing ellie's tell for a while now. so we'll have to see who comes out on top moving to the equestrian, so if he was hoping to continue with her gold medal from rio and pick up another gold medal and will be seeing the reigning champion in the 500 metre time trial. she will have tough competition from canada. can she pick up another gold medal here in tokyo? will have to wait and see. to football — there were just three ties in the league cup second round tonight but there were goals galore. a great resp

hopefully, the athletes performances won't be affected as they take centre stage tomorrow, dame sarah storeysation is the oppportunity to break a british paralympic record that has stood for over 30 years as patrick gearey reports. day one of the paralympic games, the story begins. on the first afternoon of competition. that at the chase the first goal of the games which could see them make british paralympic history. the long miles led to this. when the three title she rio and she will become britain's most successful paralympic and with 17 gold medals. phil will be amazing to defend all three, getting close and getting two. it would just be something that i believe it when i see it. ijust focus on each race one at a time it is great both physically and mentally and obviously it can be a great performance, personal best time, that further cements that you've been doing the right work. march 2019 and the preparation for these games are all going to plan. she won the individual pursuit world title next event she competed in. and then the pandemic changed everything. she could still train but t

can you build another 58-storey tower like this one in the same way? >> well, this foundation is relatively rare. it's a mat and pile foundation, so it's on a ten-foot-thick slab, supported by piles, but not sent to bedrock. most buildings in the city, if they have these kind of foundations, they don't weigh as much as the millennium, it is very heavy, because it's made of concrete. that's the big issue with this building, it's the tallest residential structure, one of the tallest in the united states. and it's very heavy. it's basically taking a toll on the soil underneath it. when they started drilling around these piles, the soil just got destabilized once again. >> amazing to see this happening in real time. jaxon, thanks for your reporting. >>> a big standoff today between san jose's elected leaders and opponents of vaccination mandates. it became so heated at one point the city council actually decided to take a break. the fight is over the mayor's proposal to require proof of vaccination to attend large events in san jose at city-owned venues. o

a brilliant day for watson and sarah storey. was more success on tuesday in tokyo for paralympics gb. yes, also silvers and a bronze in the road cycling. crystal lane—wright and laura becky —— lora fachie. and a world—record time in the 200 metres individual medley. bethany firth got silver. stephen clegg got a bronze medal and hannah russell got a bronze medal as well. in the athletics, olivia breen got a bronze in the long jump and columbia blanco. great britain has won three gold medals today, three silver medals and six bronze medals. b, medals and six bronze medals. a successful day for the british in tokyo. yesterday we saw swimmer ellie robinson narrowly miss out on a medal but you have spoken to her today. she has called time on her career, we believe. she finished fifth in the butterfly. she finished fifth in the butterfly. she got a gold medal in rio. but she soke she got a gold medal in rio. but she spoke about — she got a gold medal in rio. but she spoke about a _ she got a gold medal in rio. but she spoke about a hi

a three—storey apartment building has collapsed in spain trapping at least two people in the town ofirefighters managed to locate one of the people trapped in the rubble who was still conscious and able to communicate with the rescuers. engineers are still investigating the cause of the collapse. the greek prime minister says a string of devastating wildfires this summer has underlined the need for radical shifts in behaviour to tackle global warming. fires have torn through several mediterranean countries — including greece, turkey, spain and italy — and russia has been battling its own record—breaking fire season. courtney bembridge reports. this was the scene facing firefighters in central russia. a wall of flames which had them quickly surrounded. translation: the flames were rising up to 30 or 40 metres and it was absolutely horrible. the wind was pushing, blazing pieces of wood were flying around. just 100—150 metres away. it was a storm of a fire. a storm of ashes and smoke. this is russia's second worst fire season since the turn of the century. fuelled by extreme heat, they'

swimmer turned cyclist dame sarah storey could become britain's most decorated paralympian after winning i'd started training too late to be any good at anything. so it almost feels like you're constantly trying to prove someone wrong. and britain, of course, has already enjoyed plenty of medals this summer after soaring to olympic success. but the paralympians could be even more glittering. despite the shadow of the pandemic, it's now their chance to shine. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. finally, the changing of the guard has been performed at buckingham palace for the first time since the pandemic. the coldstream guards band played tunes including spandau ballet's gold, whitney houston's 0ne ballet's gold, whitney houston's one moment in time in tribute to britain because my 0lympic successes. it was changed to one setting to avoid attracting crowds during lockdown. that's it from us. have a very good evening. goodbye. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party. and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day, the martin luther king declared i have

also on the velodrome track, dame sarah storey clinched great britain's first gold medal of the games15th medal. as soon as she came and got quite close to crystal, i was like, "i know it, she's going to win." and, barney, what has it been like for you? it's been... apart from chaos...! it's been fine and, no, the kids have been incredibly... just been amazing. to go from that kind of change for them, which is seeing mum every day — charlie has only ever been away from sarah for one night before this trip. and he is only three, despite his size! so it's been really, you know, tricky to try and predict what would happen, but the kids have been brilliant and coped really well. the first member of the refugee paralympic team will be in action on tuesday — swimmer ibrahim al hussein. lots to look forward to. that's all that we have time for, though, on newsday. thanks forjoining me. i'm karishma vaswani. hello there. we just had the hottest day of the month on wednesday. and it was western scotland the place to be. looks lovely in the sunshine and temperatures reached 27 celsius. now, it

swimmer turned cyclist dame sarah storey could become britain's most decorated paralympian after winningtold i'd started training too late to be any good at anything. so it almost feels like you're constantly trying to prove someone wrong. and britain, of course, has already enjoyed plenty of medals this summer after soaring to olympic success. but the paralympians could be even more glittering. despite the shadow of the pandemic, it's now their chance to shine. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. hi, fiona, and good evening to you. the weather is looking fine for many of us this week. it's going to be settled and dry. high pressure is currently building over the uk. it is firmly in charge of the weather, and it's not about to budge, probably not until sometime next week. but it's not necessarily sunshine all round. there is a fair bit of cloud stuck in this high pressure, which is often what happens. for example, this bank of cloud in the north sea will be pushed in by the wind blowing off the north sea into and central parts of the c

i think| the first gold medal great britain will be at the velodrome, dame sarah storey, she has alreadyalympic debut in the pool tomorrow and has a chance of getting gold. the competitor in the hundred metre freestyle in athletics is looking for gold this time around after silver in rio, and on sundayjonnie peacock hits the track, he has never lost on the world stage so he will be going for gold. brute world stage so he will be going for old. ~ ., ., ., world stage so he will be going for old. ~ . . ., ., world stage so he will be going for raw, . ., ., ., ., ., gold. we have heard from quite a lot ofthe gold. we have heard from quite a lot of the team — gold. we have heard from quite a lot of the team gb _ gold. we have heard from quite a lot of the team gb athletes _ gold. we have heard from quite a lot of the team gb athletes after- gold. we have heard from quite a lot of the team gb athletes after the . of the team gb athletes after the olympics how difficult some circumstances were because of the pandemic, how much more difficult is it for the paralympians? it is pandemic, how much

if anything happened to us, nobody would know the storey that go with these items.ooms that need to be preserved and the stories need to be preserved. >> the auction is planned for october 8th. >>> our next half hour on kpix5 is it streaming on cbsn. >> the bay area city that could be taking their vaccine mandate one step far. what you need to know. >>> and a push to make schools safer for north bay students. the new recommendations. >>> and a fight to keep a fire at bay. >>> right now on kpix5 you may soon need more than a ticket to get into san jose's biggest venue. we are live with the important vote hours away. >> illegal. you can go to prison. >>> the black market for fake vaccine cards is booming. why the cost could have far reaching effects. >>> and terrible. it's terrible that happened to her. areapas. >>> and more companies putting the brakes on returning to the office. that means more zoom meetings. hear from a tech expert live on the biggest challenges of working from home. people are tired of the zoom. good morning. it's august 24th. >>> let's get a firs

the remarkable storeys afghanistan evacuees at a united states base in germany and the inspiring journey of an iraq war veteran competing for team usa and grover from seasame street helps kids manage the stress of school. served on the plane calling it "the world's saddest bacon sandwich." here it is! this is real! look at that. look at that. even the people from fyre fest are like "now that is a shit meal." the woman said "i found the sandwich sli >>> it's 5:24. let's get a live look outside. the bay bridge is spark manying in the back ground. that's a beautiful shot. we will look at your forecast in just a minute. >>> this morning san jose state is expanding a unique program to combat food insecurity. >> this amid a increase of students visiting the free food pantry. the pantry is partially supplied by the second harvest food bank. because of that increasing need the nonprofit is planning for expansion and a ten acre site to consolidate its food warehouse. >> i get through like the 20th and i'm out of it. >> this-s to be such a high cost area to live. when people are behind on their re

it happened just after midnight near king and storey roads.say a car hit the victim and immediately fled the scene. >>> vaccinations are on an upwards trend across bay area counties as concern perusers about the delta variant of the virus. first dose vaccinations jumped 46% from july 9th to the 27th . >>> some evacuation orders have been lifted off the dixie fire. growth has slowed since friday. so far the fire burned more than 240,000 acres, and containment still sits at 24%. >> a belmont police are asking for help in locating a mother and son who went missing yesterday. the mott parked her car in belmont on the way to visit family and they haven't been seen since. >> bart will increase daily service starting tomorrow. it will go from early morning to midnight every day except sunday. and masks are still required. >>> all right. a quick look at daytime highs shows us it is only upper 80s there. and pretty much average bay area wade. that means the seven-day forecast looks likes this with no real changes and for the inland valleys of the east

are back in tokyo, jonnie peacock, hannah cockroft, david weir and particularly cyclist dame sarah storeyt event is tomorrow and she will hope to get paralympics gb off to a winning start.— gb off to a winning start. thank ou, gb off to a winning start. thank you. andy _ gb off to a winning start. thank you. andy swiss _ gb off to a winning start. thank you, andy swiss in _ gb off to a winning start. thank you, andy swiss in tokyo. i the elderly and adults living with disabilites in england, are facing a steep rise in the amount of money they have to pay local councils, towards their care. new research from the bbc shows the extra costs could total thousands of pounds every year for some individuals. the councils blame funding cuts, but the government says it's put extra money into the care system. here's our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. these are the things that make a huge difference to saskia's life — her football and her own flat. she has a learning disability and to live independently, she relies on help from her local council. i get support workers coming in to

we have awe similar storey the horrendous news came in the form of slowing home sales numbers. largely due to sticker shock home prices have gone up radically part to commodity inflation. mostly because we have a housing shortage now we're being told the fed needs to take action to cool down the housing market because prices are so high and interest rates are so low i'm the exact opposite way i think the boom is far from over covid originally drove it insane housing frenzy as people fled the cities for more spacious homes in the suburbs totally unsustainable. now though i think that frenzy may be settling down you know what? that is good news for the stri and stocks this slowdown is widely anticipated. they want to take this moment to replenish the supply one bad month does not demonthly u demolish the lending rauts lowest supply in ten years of pent up demand all that said there are plenty of people worrying about the biggest intangible out there where the heck are we going to be going to work in the fall let's say if you were near the center city of philadelphia. you live in

there was a high school, the two-storey building, and a high school closed in 1968. we had a national figure, alexis -- she became a secretary of labor under bill clinton's administration. she attended school, this is where she graduated from. some of the reasons that it's on the trail is that during the civil rights days, neighborhood organized workers had to have a place to meet. and ultimately, the school cafeteria was the only place in the city that would allow them to meet to, strategize on how they were going to approach the problems that existed in the african american community and trying to resolve them with the city. the nuns and the priests here, because this street was the main thoroughfare through the african-american community, during the civil rights days, all of the marches would come down the street. and when those marches took place, these nuns and priests would be on the frontline. in fact, i remember during sharing stories with me and she wasn't but 15 at the time. the junior miss pageant was here, today it is called the distinguished women of ame

storeies are stoimp luifications of reality that give us some kind of focus, grip on the world. and these stories can be creation myths, for example. that say how the world came into being. and may be explained. at the heart of every religion is a very powerful story that says why we're here and hur happens where we're going. >> franklin rooz volt, you mentioned his fireside chat. and make them believe their government is take askz and although roosevelt hardly lifted the great depression, he lifted a great deal of the despair that settled in on the country and that seemed to be undispellable as long as herbert hoover was in the wlies. every successful candidate tells a story. and barack obama was one of the greatest -- i'm not weighing in whether they're true or not. when i say barack obama spun a great story in the campaign of 2008, i don't mean to say he was making this stuff up. but what he did was to convince voters, or at least 53% of them, that a vote for barack obama was a vote for a better vision of america. i've never seen, in observation, of my study of political cand