rachel latham there, who'll be in paris at the world paris all week for us.t. and all our top stories are the latest from wimbledon on your bbc sport app or the bbc sport website as well. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. there's no real change in our weather patterns coming our way any time soon. and that means it stays unsettled. loads more showers in the forecast as we'll see in a moment. for monday, we have some heavy downpours come through starting off across parts of northern ireland before spreading to scotland. and as they work through, threave brought 15 millimetres of rain in a space ofjust an hour, really torrential rain. that's a bit more than half an inch of rain injust an hour. now, those heavy bursts of rain are working north eastwards at the moment. the rain will ease as we head towards dawn, but at the same time we'll see some heavy rain pop up across the midlands running into lincolnshire and east anglia as well. still quite warm and humid across eastern areas of england as we start the day tuesd

rachel latham with the questions _ different.he standout performances from the competition was britain's hannah cockroft. she maintained her dominance with a 14th world title in the t34 800m. but her overall highlight was sharing the podium with her british team—mates kare adenegan and fabienne andre after winning the t38100m. sometimes you can get a little blase about crossing that line in first or second position, but when we turn around and saw the face and just the excitement comment really reminds you what this is all about and then to set up their on herfirst about and then to set up their on her first international podium it was so, so special and it shows how much glasses building and how many new faces are coming through. find building and how many new faces are coming through.— are coming through. and that is what ou are coming through. and that is what you have _ are coming through. and that is what you have been _ are coming through. and that is what you have been wanting - are coming through. and that is what you have

rachel latham live from paris. _ the athletics.'s commonwealth games have been given the gold medal. the winners nigeria have been disqualified after an anti—doping violation by one of their team came to light. that takes england's tally of golds at the birmingham games to 58, matching the record they set in glasgow in 2014 that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. olly foster, thank you. the final line—up is complete or sunday. we know in the last ten minutes that carlos alcaraz is a wimbledon finalist after blowing it daniil medvedev away in straight sets. an impressive performance from the world number one and top seed. on his fourth senior tournament on grass, and what it championships it's been four carlos alcaraz. so, with the job done in characteristic style by alcaraz, he would be novak djokovic, we would see the top two players in the world go head—to—head on sunday. djokovic plan what would be a ninth wimbledon final and alcaraz is first. we look forward to that on sunda

. >> kathy latham, the woman in blue, used to be [cheers and applause] of the coffee county g.o.p., seen escorting pro-trump operatives into this office. where we know that these machines were breached. they were opened up, there were a software basically is scammed or robbed you might say. >> are you looking to protect your county elections office and stop from breaching your voting machines? at the all new election interfering video doorbell. >> oh hey, can you never come back please? >> because you never know when fascists will intervene in the democratic process. >> you know that this is being recorded, right? and you're probably going to jail. >> and you never know when the big man himself might pop by. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> election interfering video doorbell. and coming soon, anti-q sprinklers. make that proud boy a wet boy. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! tonight nuclear reaction. plus stephen welcomes gayle king and tony dokoupil, and betty gilpin! featuring louis cato and the late show band. and now, live on tape from. sullivan theater

and evidence now shows latham communicated directly with the then elections supervisor in coffee county >> you see on the surveillance video they spend hours inside this restricted room in the elections office. >> reporter: they being scott hall and paul maggio. hall is an atlanta-area bail bondsman who served as a poll watcher and is an ardent trump supporter. maggio works for sullivan strickler, the data firm hired to gain access to the records. in a statement to cnn sullivan strickler said the firm was directed by the attorneys who hired them to obtain access to certain data and distribute it to certain individuals and, quote, the firm had no reason to believe these attorneys would ask or direct sullivan strickler to do anything either improper or illegal. >> ultimately they were able to basically take an entire copy of the voting system with the idea that it would be used to, you know, point to vulnerabilities, point to different issues with the voting machines themselves, and the plan was to use that as evidence of widespread voter fraud. >> reporter: another shocking twist in the

he's been speaking to our reporter rachael latham. in the lead up we need to do a lot of promotion, events ticket sales, even probably london which is still the benchmark. compared to the awareness prior to the games and after the games, it was a monumental change. this is what we want to see here. we want to start from a different position. so we are doing a lot with broadcasters here, the meteor but also with the french paralympic committee and the organising committee. did paralympic committee and the organising committee. did you think crowds would _ organising committee. did you think crowds would be _ organising committee. did you think crowds would be bigger? _ organising committee. did you think crowds would be bigger? you - organising committee. did you think l crowds would be bigger? you mention london 2012 but also in 2017 with the role athletics, they were selling out crowds. there have been crowds here but not sell—outs. h0. crowds here but not sell-outs. no, london 2017 _ crowds here but not sell-outs. no, london 2017 wa

if the judge believes someone from latham called up and they were, that will be a big problem for latham. >> you would be shocked if a firm like that impersonates because of the potential consequences of the case? >> i love a good controversy but when you think about it, this is what i focus on. if i am a partner of high- ranking lawyer latham and even if i was going to do that and i am not saying any of them would but if i was going to call up a quart and pretend to be someone else, i don't think i would find that out to a veteran staff member because is going to create a paper trail. it seems to me that this may have been just a misunderstanding. what a juicy controversy it would be if someone called up and pretended to be someone that they weren't but i don't know if we will ever get to the bottom of this. sometimes you are never going to find out the truth. i think we had someone from the court's office saying i believe they represented themselves as someone they weren't and you have latham saying on a second bibles that i did not do this and the judge will have to ask decide. unless

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rachel latham with the questions there.competition was britain's hannah cockroft. she maintained her dominance with a 14th world title in the t34 800m. but her overall highlight was sharing the podium with her british team—mates kare adenegan and fabienne andre after winning the t38100m. sometimes you can get a little blase about crossing that line in first or second position, but when we turn around and saw fab�*s face and just the excitement it really up there on her first international podium it was so, many new faces are coming through. and that is what you have been wanting for years, absolutely. we had fabs in the 100 and we had eva in the 800, two new girls, two new podiums. plenty more girls to step up. of the overall games? i think we are really happy. of experience like myself and some really new faces onto the podium but also some new names a step up and make from the new members to kind of dig in to experience been really, really exciting. that is all from the sportsday team. thanks for watching. hello. if you'r

the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as well, as rachael lathamree at the world championships and some of the best para— athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand �*s lisa adams, the reigning world champion into the shot put. she comes in a very sporty family. assist a coach and olympic champion, and her brother plays in the nba was here cheering her on watching her pick up the gold medal. i caught up with her after the flow. i’m gold medal. i caught up with her after the flow. i'm pretty stoked with _ her after the flow. i'm pretty stoked with today, _ her after the flow. i'm pretty stoked with today, happy - her after the flow. i'm pretty stoked with today, happy to | stoked with today, happy to build up my series. i always feel like as athlete we can be happy but never satisfied with what we do out there but it is cool what we do out there but it is cool, i am glad.— what we do out there but it is cool, i am glad. and that swiss athletes have _ cool, i am glad. and that swiss athletes have been _ c

rachel latham was there for us.om a world championships is dominance and it doesn't get more dominance than a one to three podium finish. and that is what great britain produced tonight in the women's t34100 metres bronze went to fabian andre. it was herfirst world championship medalfor great britain. kara dinnigan took the silver medal to add to her silver medal from the paralympics in 2021, and gold medal went to master of the craft, hannah cockroft. it was her 12th world championship title. here's what she had to say after her race. people expect myself and carissa to come one, two in whatever order, and that's fine. but to turn around and to see fabs, who was a little down this morning when she came fourth in the heat to see her cross that line in third. that's that's what it's all about, you know, the excitement on her face. it's just amazing. we did it in birmingham last year for the commonwealth games to come here. it's a bigger stage. we've got more girls to race against. it's not a given. it's not given for

the protocol was the worst case, just usage, ann latham. to finish. what is that i'm going to see when you're sold up patrol, but he, he knew my number's unimportant. ukrainian daughters were trained in organ extraction by foreigners the what are the level of charlotte funny process law is all what i stuff before i left below for them to dislike of the issue. because issue, let me provide you a list associated with that because of so you know, it's difficult because of the develop as off pages a dpr. alexandra is a hodgin assassinated by ukrainian. nazis left an article about terrible funds discovered in 2014, in the villages. nation, i think and mind number 22 goes to come in. uh yeah, because of what you move, the lights off, square one in the middle. somebody, prof. i mean, yeah. fix the land live built on the come on the east a couple that motion with the prostate for the like a little bit after the initial we just you or the veterans and we just as cut off a little bit creature if a focus on both but there's joining us along left of many of the s

there were also several new world and championship records set — as rachel latham reports from france three world records broken at leicester charity and 11 championship records have gone to including swiss athlete manuel ashour. she broke the championship record in the 800 metres to win gold this evening. her usa rival, tatiana mcfadden, who is an eight time paralympic champion, had to settle for bronze. she's been on the world stage for 20 years and she spoke to me earlier about how much has changed in the sport. there's been amazing movement that i've seen. like in 2004, there was no one in the stands like my family of like 20 people cheered on every single athlete. and when i got to the podium, i was like, oh gosh, like, i feel so, like, unimportant. paralympics has changed tremendously and for the better. we're seeing equality through the sport. we're seeing equal payment for athletes. we're seeing more global sponsorships for athletes. we're seeing more media coverage outside of social media and social media. we're looking, you know, at more world connections. the bronze medalfo

rachel latham is in the french capital.is france's national day here on friday in paris, also known as bastille day. it could be another day of dominance from switzerland. marcel hug, known as one of the greatest wheelchair racers of all time, has won another gold medal in the 1500 metres in a championship record time. he has already won a gold in the 5,000 metres, he goes again at the 800 metres later on this week and i spoke to him after his race about how he tries to stay motivated. i his race about how he tries to stay motivated. ., �* his race about how he tries to stay motivated-— motivated. i don't know, there is not only one _ motivated. i don't know, there is not only one key. _ motivated. i don't know, there is not only one key. it _ motivated. i don't know, there is not only one key. it is _ motivated. i don't know, there is not only one key. it is like - motivated. i don't know, there is not only one key. it is like a - not only one key. it is like a puzzle and so many pieces fit together right now mentally, phy

championships in paris, there were also several new world and championship records set as rachel lathamce. tuesday has seen three world records broken and 11 championship records have gone too, including sweat comics with athlete. she broke the record to win gold this evening stopping a usa rival tatiana mcfadden who is an eight time paralympic champion had a bronze copy she has been on the world stage for 20 years and she spoke to me earlier about how much has changed in the sport. there is an amazing movement they have seen like in 2004 there was no—one in the stands, my family of like 20 people cheered on every single athlete. and when i got to the podium was like oh gosh, i feel so... like, unimportant. paralympics has changed tremendously and for the better, we are seeing equality through the sport, we are seeing equal payment for athletes, we are seeing more global sponsorships for athletes, we are seeing more media coverage, outside of social media and social media, we are looking at more world connections. the bronze medal was her 21st world championship medal and she says it ha

the silver bullet marcel hug were some of the international stars celebrating as well, as rachael lathamd of day three at the world championships and some of the best para—athletes from around the world have been showcasing their talents, including new zealand's lisa adams, the reigning world champion in the shot put. she comes in a very sporty family. he sister a coach and olympic champion, and her brother plays in the nba was here cheering her on watching her pick up the gold medal. i caught up with her after the throw. i'm pretty stoked with today, happy to build up my series. i always feel like as athlete we can be happy but never satisfied with what we do out there but it is cool, i am glad. and swiss athletes have been showing their dominance. marcel hug, added another gold medal in the 5000 metres. leading from the start and well ahead for the rest of the field. he looks forward to more competition next year but he does everything to try and improve himself and the love of his spot. his teammate catherine debrunner also won a gold medal in the 5000 metres and she has been very dom

paris next, where there's a return to the championships for an american athlete. 0ur reporter rachael lathamtatyana mcfadden started herbal championship campaign in the 800 metres. she is in a time paralympic champion. she didn't race at the last championships, but she is entered for events here in paris. the wheelchair racer finished first in heat, but she is going to face some very tough competition in the final. also progressing from hits you final is norway's salam cache valley. the majorly impaired runner is known as the board's fastest para—athlete. he holds a world record for the 100 metres, in the time of 10.37 seconds, and you'll be racing in the final on sunday. that is all our racing in the final on sunday. that is all your support _ racing in the final on sunday. that is all your support to another. you can find out more and other stories, and indeed, details are in the�*s and change 14 man squad for the ashes test, which is next week on our website. —— england's unchanged squad. at least 40 people have died as monsoon rains sweep across northern india — causing majorflooding. th

here's rachel latham. the women's 200 metre freestyle s14, where gb secured a 1—2—3 podium finish. jessica—jane applegarth clinched the gold afterfinishing silver position in this event for the last ten years. her british team—mate bethany firth tonight won the silver and louise took the browns. —— tonight won the silver and louise took the bronze. i spoke to the newly crowned world champion applegate after her race. absolutely epic. can't believed it happened because i had a crazy season, where i've torn my disc in my back and i'm getting really bad sciatica pains. every illness under the sun coming into trials, and my trials, i have to admit, they were not great trials. so i'm lucky to even be here. i absolutely crushed training. i can hand on heart say that i gave my training everything coming into this. i'm so relieved that it paid off. adding to the excitements, suzanna hext became world champion for the first time in the s5 50 metre freestyle. hext left paralysed after a horse riding accident in 2012

president andrew parsons told our reporter rachael latham that he won't be making a decision. ipc decision, it will be for each and every sports. the rules of the sports and the classification is the role of the sport. classification is the role of the sort. ., , ., classification is the role of the sort. ., ,., ., classification is the role of the sort. ., , ., ., ., sport. could you explain to me how ou could sport. could you explain to me how you could then _ sport. could you explain to me how you could then have _ sport. could you explain to me how you could then have transgender. you could then have transgender athletes competing in athletics but not in swimming? the athletes competing in athletics but not in swimming?— not in swimming? the definition of transgender. _ not in swimming? the definition of transgender, of _ not in swimming? the definition of transgender, of who _ not in swimming? the definition of transgender, of who is _ not in swimming? the definition of transgender, of who is eligible - not in swimming? the definition of transgender, of who is eligible to

with just four days remaining of the competition, rachael latham can sum up what we can expect from todayc teams were certainly on a high last night but it has been a tougher morning so far today. there were genuine medal prospects in the t 541500 metres, but both british athletes missed out. the race was won by one of the greatest of all time, marcel hug. i spoke to the now 12 time world champion after his race. i spoke to the now 12 time world champion after his race.- champion after his race. i feel nervous. _ champion after his race. i feel nervous. but _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is a _ champion after his race. i feel nervous, but it is a positive i nervous, but it is a positive nervousness. and pressure as well. many athletes expect me to win and i am hunted. , am hunted. there is definite pressure- — am hunted. there is definite pressure. we _ am hunted. there is definite pressure. we know - am hunted. there is definite pressure. we know that - am hunted. the

hope and maybe a little bit of expectation in their bid to improve their haul. 0ur reporter rachael latham its fourth gold medal of these world championships this morning. holly arnold throwing to victory in the javelin. the women battled it out all morning but in the end, arnold was the only athlete to go over the 40 was the only athlete to go over the a0 metre mark and when it was announced that she had won that gold—medal, it was clear how much it meant to her, with all her emotion. i spoke to the now five—time world champion straight after her event. it feels amazing. tokyo was so hard and i was heartbroken but thatjust ignited more fire in me. we have not competed with the girls for two years now since tokyo succumbing out here, to be able to retain my fifth world title, and to throw the furthest i have thrown for a few years, to be honest, i am so happy. ijust years, to be honest, i am so happy. i just knew today was mine and years, to be honest, i am so happy. ijust knew today was mine and i had to fight for it and i am so, so glad. to fight for it and i am so, so lad. , �* , to fig

rachel latham, bbc news.his wbo belt. it's an incredible 40 wins in a row for crawford, who ended spence's unbeaten streak in the ninth round. for all of you guys that doubted me, for all of you guys that said i was too small, i was actually too strong. and now everybody, they get to witness greatness, like i said before. it's the terence crawford era. before this weekend's final rounds of the formula e championship, the envision racing team showed off a full—size, formula e racing car made entirely from electronic waste. the team worked with british artist and designer liam hopkins to create the car, to encourage the recycling of the increasing amount of electronic waste created in the uk. and scott butler, and from recycling electricals, we know that they're in the uk there are 5 million items in people's cupboards, hide it away. there is enough cables in people's draws to go around the earth five times. too much copper, lithium, steel, aluminium, gold. that is not good and we can do something about it. any

rachael latham, bbc news. plenty to come this weekend.beaten and the fact that we're playing second and third round matches has been one of the challenges of this year's champions. we've also seen protests happening on the court next to me. we got the thoughts of the director on some of the challenges. this is what he had to say. are number one priority is to protect the integrity of the competition, so we don't want players to be too far ahead of the other players in this section of the draw, because then you get an imbalance. it is challenging and there's way more decisions that we have to make as well, and that includes whether we're playing with roof on our roof off. we've been really delighted with how the surface has played this week. sometimes when the grass has been really lush at the start of the event, sometimes we have seen players slip a little bit more, but this week, we've had a couple of slips. we are doing all sorts of testing on the surface, both anecdotally and all the data we have as well. the centre court particularly

thank you very much indeed. —— rachel laban. —— rachel latham.e things i wanted and needed it to do,". hogg won the premiership and european champions cup double with exeter in 2020, featured at the past two world cups and went on the last three lions tours. hull fc came from behind to win their super league derby against hull kingston rovers to help maintain their hopes of a place in the playoffs. the black and whites were 6—0 down at half—time, before adam swift ran 70 metres to score the first of his two tries that saw his side recover in the second half to win16—6. it's hull fc�*s first win at craven park in more than five years and a sixth losss in seven for rovers. elsewhere this afternoon, leeds rhinos narrowly beat salford. great britain have won the overall world rowing cup title in switzerland. 0n the final day of action in lucerne, they won four gold medals, including another victory for world and european champions emily craig and imogen grant in the women's double sculls beating their opponents by more than four seconds defending cha

president andrew parsons told our reporter rachael latham that the ipc won't be deciding the overallng that we always knew it was not a matter of f, but when. now we have it at the world championships. i don't think the pressure will be there, but i think our members would like some guidance because they have to run their national programmes. they would like to know. from a public opinion perspective, there will be support, some people against, as in any new advancement in society. the transgender population is growing so we need to make sure we can give them sport opportunities, but also protect female athletes. idietitian them sport opportunities, but also protect female athletes. when will the decision _ protect female athletes. when will the decision be _ protect female athletes. when will the decision be made. _ protect female athletes. when will the decision be made. will - protect female athletes. when will the decision be made. will the - protect female athletes. when will. the decision be made. will the ioc's decision come into it at all? ida. decision come into it at all? n

rachel latham is there.the championship record in the 100 metres heat. this sets up nicely for this evening's final. she has held the title in this event for the last 12 years. but she is still looking very comfortable ahead of the rest of the field. her closest competition will come from her team—mate, who raced in a different heat this morning. she is a two—time silver paralympic medallist, and the pair will be pushing for gold and silver later on tonight. also going for great britain this evening will be olivia in their women's long jump. she is currently carrying an ankle injury, but the former paralympic and world champion has said that she think she can still win a medal. an athlete who has not won a medal at these world championships, jonnie peacock, he finished fifth in his main event, the 100 metres, last night, and shared his thoughts after the race on twitter. he said how he wasn't good enough and described his race has the worst execution of his life. he will learn from the race and hopes to do b

rachel latham was there for us. than a 1— does not get more dominant than a 1- 2,-3 does not get more dominant than a 1— 2,—3 podium finish and that's what great britain produced tonight in the women's t34100 metres. bronze went to fabienne andre, a first world championship medalfor fabienne andre, a first world championship medal for great britain. cara danny kent of the silver medal to add to her silver medal to add to her silver medal to add to her silver medalfrom the paralympics in 2021. and gold went to master of the craft hannah cockroft. her 12th world cup championship fight title. this is what she had to say after her race.— this is what she had to say after her race. people expect m self after her race. people expect myself and — after her race. people expect myself and curry _ after her race. people expect myself and curry to - after her race. people expect myself and curry to get - after her race. people expect myself and curry to get 1-2 i after her race. people expect| myself and curry to get 1-2 in my

. >> speaking of loving what you do, as a tsa agent, benny latham brought lots of joy to her job, but after a violent incident at work, she felt the need to pivot. today, she has found success pursuing her dreams through voice acting projects and commercials. here, she shares her brief but spectacular take on second acts. >> in 2006, i started working at tsa at lax airport. i was the tsa agent that was making up songs and doing funny voices and impressions while i was telling people to take their shoes off and all that jazz because, you know, at the end of the day, you don't know where these people are going, right? if i can be the little soft part of their day in such a weird, chaotic place, then i'm happy to do that. the circumstances that led to me quitting tsa was pretty violent. november 2013, an individual came into the terminal and opened fire at the checkpoint, and it was a wake-up call for me. i recognized in myself that i would rather deal with the failure of trying something and maybe not being completely successful than live regretfully wondering what if. at that moment, i

my name is benni latham and this is my brief but spectacular take on second acts. more brief but spectacular videos online at pbs.org/newshour/brief. geoff: there's a lot more online, including a look at how new orleans has lost ground in its effort to end homelessness, and what the city is doing about it. be sure to tune into washington week later tonight hosted by our own lisa desjardins. that's right here on pbs. and watch pbs news weekend tomorrow for a look at prisoners who are experiencing extreme heat with no air conditioning. finally tonight we want to wish , all the best to a longtime member of our newshour family who is moving on to her next chapter. mary lawrence has worked with us in our control room for more than 20 years as both an associate director and director. there she is. she has guided us through much of our coverage, including supreme court confirmation hearings, impeachment hearings and little coal conventions. and she was in the director's chair on january 6, 2021, when rioters stormed the u.s. capitol building on that fateful day. amna: her

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