tell us what cathy latham's alleged role was in this.t's very interesting. >> reporter: cathy latham has a two-part role here. in she was a fake elector for donald trump after the election, and also, in coffee county, georgia, the rural area outside atlanta where different people in the republican party were interested and people in the elections office were interested in getting some sort of access to vote tabulating machines, and sidney powell, the lawyer working for trump after the election, she was one of the central figures around this and is accused in taking part in that scheme as well. cathy latham is an important figure because she's politically connected in georgia. so that's another theme we're seeing here as the defendants and their lawyers come in one by one. these are people who are known and involved in republican politics in this state that are involved in elections in this state, and are often, some of them are quite well known in their communities, having large roles, as elected officials or just civic leaders of differ

coming up, cathie wood says the u.s.ec may improve multiple spots bitcoin etf's at the same time reversing her earlier view. we have seen a lot of filings for it. we will have more from that interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: cathie wood says of the u.s. securities and exchange commission may approve multiple spot-bitcoin etf's at the same time. that follows a slew of filings for them with questions being raised, did they know something we don't? it reverses an earlier view from would that it would be the first in line to get potential approval for the long-awaited product. the ark investment management ceo and cio will bloomberg's katie greifeld. cathie: i think the sec if it is going to approve a bitcoin etf will approve more than one at once. so, then, again because most of these essentially will be the same and it will come down to marketing, communicating the message. we have been putting out our bitcoin monthly for the last year. we are now starting a bitcoin brainstorming session. our first when we launche

and cathy writes about that in her absolutely terrific book.so was one of the major crises that you highlight in the book that was the real threat of renewed violence of war in the heart of europe, at serbia, kosovo border. you marvelously about what was accomplished and what you did very much utilizing the concept that i believe strongly in as diplomacy as a contact sport. we lost a bit of that during covid. so great to be back. whether it's in person in events like but also having the personal diplomacy that you employed. so marvelously with the to protagonists the leaders serbia and kosovo. and i was wondering if you could talk just a little bit about that that diplomacy as a contact sport and how much the personal and developing a rapport in is important crucial to success in diplomacy very happily. it's interesting because you know, from what i was saying about how well, you know, you're in europe, one of the reasons that the serbia, kosovo dialog was so important was that it was an opportunity for europe to take the lead and not rely on t

matt: and cathie wood says the

haidi: cathie wood there. take a look at how prices are trading at the moment.ge when it comes to the dollar in the new york session, this off the back of treasuries fallen again ahead of cpi numbers and the options from the treasury refunding event later in the week. the dollar gaining against the japanese yen, which is weakening toward the 143 level. the korean yuan also weakening as the aussie holds stating. the offshore yuan holding steady. take a look at how futures closed in china as we await the time trade numbers as well. exports expected to fall for an 11th straight month. data also out today. the market opens in shanghai is next. this is bloomberg. ahhh 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've alwa

tesla down about 3% as the cfo steps down, cathie wood said she thought he was great and wishes him the best in the future, but thinks his successor is going to be doing just fine as he has been there for the last five years, since 2018. talking about tesla, i want to get over to the west coast. ed ludlow joins us, he covers the company closely. you heard what kathy told us, what you think about why is zach leaving and what do about the transition? ed: it was a surprise piece of news. a lot of investors we spoke to expressed surprise but point out 13 years as a long time any company, let alone working for elon musk. he became cfo in early 2019. when he was named the new cfo, there was a sharp reaction to the downside because he was in an unknown quantity, but he had been at tesla for a significant number of years before that in more junior finance roles in he has proved to be a capable cfo. it is important to note he gave notice august 4 but will remain with the company until the end of the year to aid with the transition, which has value in and of itself. we know less about the chief a

and thank you, cathy. i can't see where you are. oh, thank you. and, you know, i think governors understand preparing our workforce is just bigger than a blue issue or a red issue. i don't know. i mean i just saw all of you in january, and then a couple of times i've seen you again, i've seen you here, you all seemed to get along so well. i can't imagine that there's differences. i mean, there are things that we can agree on. you understand that education is about the urging you to follow michigan and wisconsin and maryland's lead and put that money to work. whether that is creating registered apprenticeships or providing childcare or emergency assistance for students in community college programs. so, i don't know, let's find in it data -- innovative ways, you see? i'm trying to go fast because no one has picked up their phone so far as i can see. usually, i'm moving around my classroom at this point and now i'm standing here on the stage. so, we have to find innovative ways to connect to students and employers, so that every student in every com

cathy yes says, is gb news yes. cathy yes , i like that. keep this positivity coming in.at is good about the country that we live in? first, let's look at the weather because i promise you that is not one of them . not one of them. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there and welcome to your latest news weather forecast. i'm greg dewhurst. well, it stays unsettled over the next few days, so there will be increasing amounts of sunny spells around on thursday. it just a little warmer . just feel a little warmer. today's low pressure moves out the we're in a northerly air the way we're in a northerly air stream few days, but stream the next few days, but then the next area of low pressure soon moving in friday night saturday give night and into saturday to give some windy weather again some wet and windy weather again for us this evening. for all of us this evening. as i mentioned, low pulling mentioned, today's low pulling away. the rain starting to away. so the rain starting to become lighter

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freeman at the sydney 0lympics as australia stopped like it will tonight cathy freeman and communityuses will be outnumbered in the stadium but england come in as the european champion, yes, they have not been as full as they have not been as full as they normally are with all the, what was i going to say, i lost my trail of do you know what i mean, there are so many things we are going against especially the injuries at the beginning before the tournament. but they came in and performed. there were some wobbles but they came back. now they are in familiar territory, this is the third semi—final and they really are determined to go all the way to get the final against spain and win the whole thing. this is new territory for everyone, no—one, none of the teams that have been through the last four, not spain, not australia, not england have overcome this far and have ever won the world cup. whoever wins, there is a new name will be attached on that cup but it'll also be attached in the history books of the women's world cup. thank ou. of the women's world cup. thank you- we're _ of the

been comparisons drawn in terms of the viewing figures with that iconic gold medal performance by cathympics that were held here and now, of course, they face their arch rivals, sporting rivals anyway, england, in this titanic semifinal on wednesday evening. australia course

terms of single sporting events, team _ in terms of single sporting events, team sporting events, cathyfor a sporting event but tonight it will be interesting to see _ but tonight it will be interesting to see the ratings. as i said, i am really— to see the ratings. as i said, i am really surprised how people have responded. we have the competition from aussie rules and rugby league, but as— from aussie rules and rugby league, but as australia has progressed further— but as australia has progressed further through the tournament it has buitt— further through the tournament it has built and built. i am further through the tournament it has built and built.— has built and built. i am really interested _ has built and built. i am really interested in _ has built and built. i am really interested in this, _ has built and built. i am really interested in this, abc - has built and built. i am really interested in this, abc sports | interested in this, abc sports presenter, daniel, it is fascinating hearing how the fanaticism, the fever, the momentum seems to have grown in australia for this.

been comparisons drawn in terms of the viewing figures with that iconic gold medal performance by cathyan 23 years ago at the olympics that were held here and now, of course, they face their arch rivals, sporting rivals anyway, england, in this titanic semifinal on wednesday evening. australia course will be confident and have a huge wave of support. england are in good form, they would have got confidence from a battling victory against colombia in their quarterfinal. there has been memories provoked at the rugby union world cup final 20 years ago, classic ashes series as well, i think this field might appear in terms of how special it will be. both teams had closed training sessions today and it will perhaps be a slight concern to england fans the only time sarina wiegman has experienced a defeat in charge of england was against australia earlier this year in a friendly, the toughest test hitting faces, but england will be favourites i think. australia head into their semifinal safter defeating england 2—0 away in a friendly back in april, ending the lionesses�* 30—match unbeaten run.

s office charged cathy latham with 11 crimes ranging from impersonating a public officer to conspiracyed the dots between coffee county and the white house. >> sidney powell was the one who ended up commissioning the services of sullivan strickler. >> her involvement is really what exposes the broader trump team's involvement in coffee county. >> reporter: powell advocated seizing voting machines with an executive order from trump at an explosive white house meeting in december 2020. >> another idea that was pitched during that meeting was raised by rudy giuliani, and he thought that they could coerce or convince local election officials to voluntarily give their investigators access to voting systems. >> reporter: in other words, exactly what happened in coffee county on january 7th, 2021. >> i think when you start with the president of the united states saying the election was stolen nothing is surprising to me. >> reporter: despite searching for evidence that would back up their theories of election fraud, there is no indication there were any voting irregularities discovered during

cathy latham is joining four other defendants who say they want their cases moved out of county courtral court because they say they were acting in some official capacity. we've seen this with mark meadows. he said it was because he was trump's chief of staff. jeffrey clark saying because he was an official at the justice department. now we're seeing this accused fake elector, cathy latham, saying she was acting under the former president's direction. trying to broaden out this argument and it's possible that other defendants may follow their lead. either way, this is adding to the cascade of legal filings that we're seeing as we see these, you know, 18 plus defendants jockeying for how they'll proceed in the case that the d.a. says she wants to bring to trial as soon as mid to late october. there's going to be a lot to see in the coming weeks and months. >> it would seem to substantiate the d.a.'s case against trump that he had this plan that he was telling other folks to carry out for him. october trial date set for one of the defendants, kenneth cheseboro, but he requested a speedy

welcome, cathy. i was 30 _ diagnosed with ngo mix uses until i was 30. from 12 until 30 two weeks out of— was 30. from 12 until 30 two weeks out of every— was 30. from 12 until 30 two weeks out of every month, half of every month, _ out of every month, half of every month, i— out of every month, half of every month, i was not well and the lead up month, i was not well and the lead up to— month, i was not well and the lead up to the _ month, i was not well and the lead up to the period, at lasted a week, and then— up to the period, at lasted a week, and then there was the recovering afterwards. i had heavy bleeding which _ afterwards. i had heavy bleeding which i _ afterwards. i had heavy bleeding which i no — afterwards. i had heavy bleeding which i no longer referred to heavy bleeding. — which i no longer referred to heavy bleeding, it was haemorrhaging, in terms _ bleeding, it was haemorrhaging, in terms of— bleeding, it was haemorrhaging, in terms of the period products, i ended — terms of the per

i mean, one of these people, cathy lathem, right, she's got a gofundme. she doesn't even have any money. she had to raise a gofundme. trump is not paying for her legal defense. you had people like jenny ellis. she doesn't have any money either. donald trump is not footing the bill for him. he barely paid his own lawyers. they had to get their money in advance. none of these people have trump's money, his power. they can't say former president. in your mind, would fani willis, would d.a. willis still be looking to flip some of these 18, because it seems to me they have no reason to stick with trump? he's not going to help them. >> absolutely, joy. i think that is sort of rule number one for prosecuting organized crime. you are always looking to flip people who can get you closer to the person at the top. it is what the federal government perfected over years of prosecuting drug organizations and mafia cartels. it's getting folks at the bottom to come in and testify at the top. fani willis is no stranger to that. i would expect absolutely that there will be

there looking for a buyer to take on the cathy and museum. hello from the bbc sport centre.last 16 of the turnabout is, and it was delivered in dramatic circumstances. in injury time winner gave them a 3—2 win over italy in wellington, at the expense of their opponents. after conceding an early penalty, to equalise through something of a calamitous italian own goal. they scored in the 67th minute to give south africa the lead. the pendulum swung back to italy but it turns decisively to south africa when south africa scored in the 93rd minute to secure second place in the group. 50 second place in the group. 5r emotional. second place in the group. 5h emotional. i've been in camp, pushing everyday. i chose to be with this team. we've had a lot of criticism but that's football, it's who have been the best. in the last two weeks i lost three family members, i could have gone home but i chose to stay with my girls because that's how much it means. i come back from a very brutal injury and for me to be here and to play for the country, to represent every single girl that wanted i

in addition to shaffer we also saw cathy latham, the former chairman of coffee county's gop party and was charged in her role of illegal accessing the voting data. she has said she was not personally involved in the breach. we have been talking to defense attorneys in fulton county who tell us their clients in the past who have had bond like these defendants have shown up at this facility and waived their first appearance by signing or agreeing to that bond. at best the process takes hours or at worst it could take several days. these defendants have been in and out in an hour or hour and 15 minutes. the sheriff has said he's going to treat everyone equally. we will see if that applies to the former president when he is surrendering or expected to surrender sometime on thursday. >> thank you. we've been looking at live pictures of the fulton county jail and that is the court haas there as we are waiting for the rest of the folks that are charged to be processed and mug shots taken. kate? >>> moments after his arrest and booking, co-defendant and former trump attorney john eastman spok

cathie lost her mum during the pandemic. people will put people at the centre of the decision—making, _ and not just look at covid or other infections, - but actually look- at the human impact. another group of bereaved families fear that the scottish inquiry might not be as well—organised as the uk one. in its later stages, lord brailsford will look at the impact on businesses and the economy. travel restrictions at times were very definitely too tough. we needed people to be able to travel within scotland outwith their local authority areas. a video released by the inquiry aims to show how all of scotland suffered because of covid. but it will also try to work out how the nation should prepare for the next pandemic. james shaw, bbc news, edinburgh. some of the passengers on board a p&o cruise ship that was damaged in a storm in mallorca have been told they have to fly home. britannia slipped its moorings and collided with an oil tanker yesterday. p&o says inspections revealed a lifeboat had been damaged, and couldn't be re

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cathie lam: to me it's really so positive and--just by doing that little something which nobody notice's a project shining a light at a community that sometimes lives in the shadows. valerie: for me, "chinatown pretty" has taught me to just notice the people around me; and that's what i hope it does for our readers, is to say hello to your neighbor, say hello to like the senior citizens you see. valerie: i like your pants. joe: the book may be a simple reminder to simply look around and see the people walk in the sidewalk or going to the market, embracing the elders who add some true color to life. valerie: her hat also says fashion mode. joe: well, coming up, she developed her love of dance in her native india and is now spreading that love across the bay area. [bones cracking] ♪ (tense mumusic) ♪ one aleveve works alall day soso i can keeeep workingg my magagic. justst one aleveve. 12 h hours of f uninterrupupd papain relief.f. aleve.e. who dodo you take e it for? joe: the bay area has always been a place where immigrants bring the arts and traditions of their native lands. aleve.e.

cathy, sorry, odyssey are united nations as warning. the conflict and through john contempt the region into us through monetary and catastrophe. on saturday, the minutes they attacked positions of the permanent 3 rapid support forces in the capital. fighting between the recess and the army began back in april. since then, it spread from cartoon to other parts of the country to the military leaders in new jersey. i have put that on forces on highlights. here's what they call an increase the rest of attack. it's now been a month since they over 3 presidents behind that position. i'm gonna address reports from the capitol, naomi, with support as of the jump to how they're riley on saturday. it was meant to be the biggest solar data to demonstration seems because the stadium may not be for me . but me just cool. leaders sees the moment hoping to capitalize on onto farm sentiments here. our liberal ration is never complaints until the last french soldier leaves also the. 8 bring you the message of the head of state that will defeat traitors,

willa cathy's words and her wisdom and her contributions will endure much longer than a little while. i congratulate. ladies and gentlemen the honorable kevin mccarthy, speaker of the united states house of representatives. you know, there's a pretty unique day when you think about the hall in which said this was where congress actually served. this is where pioneers, whether we stayed together as union. you go to the back of the room, a little tile. that's where abraham served for one term. a lot of history was made in this room, but a history is being made today. former speaker pelosi, correct me if i'm wrong, i don't know of any other time. we unveiled a statue from a state that both statues of those stood right next to one another. and it's the entrance to chambers. so as anyone walks, you'll see these two today. it's also historic that our pioneering artist made history today. but he's making history by bringing a new pioneer, pioneering woman into these chambers as well. congrats relations on your. 76 years ago, one of america's greatest authors away from cancer. reflecting on h

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so how dangerous is needle spiking in cathy coats in frankfort ginia. kero. peasy is helping to raise awareness about the phenomenon which started occurring in bars and clubs around the world last year mentioned. but as the see, people say that they suddenly start feeling on, well, it wouldn't be with michigan with this. they suddenly realize, oh, i'm feeling a bit dizzy. just needs to be sure sure. and what the substance or alcohol i have consumed, i shouldn't be feeling like this. i would just get hung up on my daughter's the next day, people often find a rootless that looks like an injection. margaret seems lost like what does, she does not understand that the victims often have gaps in their memory. and it's unlikely that there are witnesses on the crowded dance floor. but needle spiking can be dangerous even directly. i just said that there is a high risk of overdose, even if the victims have been consuming other substances including alcohol, they can end up with a breathing difficulties and come most of those victims are women. coffee coats has reacted to reports of needle spiki

cathy, sorry, odyssey are face a, had suspended, the president of the spanish football association for at least 90 days. the resort of alice has refused to step down off the kissing class jimmy home also on the lips off to the will comp final. the entire coaching, stop all the will come school except for the head coach have resigned, move back. it has more of the instead of a feel good. national view for evan, spain. it'd be protest outside the headquarters of its football federation, the r f, f. and the route was escalated to the man at the center r f f. president. lewis will be honest with you in the 2 of them, and he's denied his kissing of spain's leading goal score at jenny jose who led the team to it's women's world come victory. was inappropriate, he quoted consensual. so early a here to apologize for his actions. i will not resign, he said defiantly in front of an extrude recession of the federation. it keeps these critics of being false feminists. the federation really still is if the case that proved it said the president did not lie in the embrace and casework consensual. no

cathie lost her mum during the pandemic. people at the centre of the decision—making, _ and not just look at covid or other infections, - but actually look- at the human impact. another group of bereaved families fear that the scottish inquiry might not be as well—organised as the uk one. in its later stages, lord brailsford will look at the impact on businesses and the economy. travel restrictions at times were very definitely too tough. we needed people to be able to travel within scotland outwith their local authority areas. a video released by the inquiry aims to show how all of scotland suffered because of covid. but it will also try to work out how the nation should prepare for the next pandemic. james shaw, bbc news, edinburgh. from midnight, london's ultra low emission zone or ulez, will expand from an area covering the city centre, to the whole of the capital. it'll become the world's largest ultra low emission zone, and means owners of the most polluting vehicles, will have to pay £12.50 a day, while driving in the

this will be the most—watched sporting event, the australia match against england on wednesday, since cathye to australia. a football journalist talking to me earlier. and you can watch the lionesses face the matildas live on bbc on wednesday at 11am uk time. that is on at 8pm at local time in australia. more on the top story now and the six migrants who drowned in the english channel. a french official said more than 60 people were on board the boat which capsized in most of them were from afghanistan. and some were sudanese. 0ur reporter has been looking at the wider trends in asylum applications here in the uk and in europe. the english channel is one of the busiest and most dangerous shipping lanes in the world and that is because of the hundreds of berries and tankers that pass through it every single day. and sadly, this latest incident didn't happen in isolation. so let's take a look at the numbers. according to the uk home office, in 2022, arrivals in small boats made up of 45% of applications. so that is a large number of people making a very dangerous journey. number of people mak

cathy from boston. i want to work for you, jesse. i am honest like you and jimmy. you to be too honest like mike pence. rich from arizona. just kidding. i didn't peg jimmy as a big documentary guy. looking forward to watching it. the moon landing, real or fake? he has another documentary with the 2020 election. you will love it. carl, did jyour team know what you said about them on "the five"? i don't think they watch me on "the five." i am waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> -- >> ♪ ♪ sean welcome to "hannity." joe biden is back at the white house after lounging on the beach for 10 days. the part-time president returned to the helm of a country crumbling around him. the latest on the joe biden bribery allegations. it's unfolding every day including ties to the obama administration. we will check in with the hous

they've gone offline and double the reasons for cathy, the new generation of young people are making demands to be balance society. welcome to generation change a global series to attempt to understand content in the ideas that might applies youth around the world in london to activate tackling the root causes of youth violence. many young people die perpetuating violence. i guess i'll be young. people themselves have also been victim multiple times. my generation can try and redesign and reshape this generation. change on our, which is era. the challenge is here with a sense of belonging. we always look for ways to get together. and the everyday heroes keeping communities together is transforming the visits is stuff in mexico city, where the locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on that, just either the book about kill watching, observing, so robin, in the heart or by the, of all the top stories russian to investigate just as could send that message. which if you have any provision, was killed in a plane crash, they say genetic tests

this will be the watched sporting event in australia, the match against england, since cathy freemannament has done to australia. their strife in a journal talking to me a little earlier. —— australian journalist. and if you're in the uk, you can watch england's lionesses face australia's matildas, live on the bbc this wednesday at 11am — that's 8pm in sydney. midwives in england are in short supply. that's according to the royal college of midwives, which says england needs two and a half thousand more — blaming stress and burnout for causing a staff retention crisis. ali vowels has been looking at the situation in gloucestershire. little baby river is five weeks old and the apple of his new mum's eye. charlotte's very nervous about hospitals, so the midwife—led birthing unit at gloucester, which offers a much less medical environment, felt like the perfect place to give birth. but when her husband phoned to say she was in labour, he was told the unit was shut due to lack of staff. it's scary being pregnant and it's scary giving birth. so not knowing where you're going to give birth

twelve-year-old girl into silence, when in fact she announced that she was the unfortunate twelve-year-old cathylton. in fact seduced seduced 12 years thirty-two. well man. it's a very dirty story, really hillary clinton is very famous for her anti-women laws, but sergei is. let's go back a little to huma, abin and the islamic world. how important is the factor of having such a puppeteer or guide inside the administration, clinton is a very important point. look literally straight ahead a few words of backstory look and hillary clinton or hilary rotten when she goes to school, when she goes to school as a barely human, absolutely not attractive. she lives and speaks all her life, colossally bad eyesight. huge glasses terribly ugly teeth, she's just como complexes, nevertheless, she relies on the first handsome man, stuffed clinton and she did everything in order to either be forced , as the telbot somehow tells the gate, so that this wedding takes place in a formal marriage, when a will be elected by the youngest and youngest general arkansas state attorney will already have a special service an

history is l australian sporting history is always left to the overall winners, people like dawn fraser, cathytunately, but like i said, in many ways their legacy will be more enduring on a number of different levels. there reminded us of what sport is really all about and what it really is about is about a group of friends playing for each other and bringing the nation together. and they have achieved that. and we are all very proud for what they did. we are all a bit flat. the university of sydney is completely empty. but the legacy will endure.- completely empty. but the legacy will endure. let's turn to cambodia _ legacy will endure. let's turn to cambodia now. _ which has been led by hun sen for decades, with one of his main opponents in exile. sam rainsy has been trying — unsuccessfully — to remove hun sen from office and is now facing the prospect of hun sen's son taking over the reins of power from his father. stephen sackur has been talking to sam rainsy for our hardtalk programme. here's a little of what he had to say. are you not prepared to give the sign a chance? i are you not pre

. >> welcome to tonight's david lecture sponsored by center of economic freedom, i am cathy wolf, vice presidentpr for academic affairs here roanoke college, i know and celebrate that we're immersed here in a wide variety of ways of knowing and being in the world. it is crucial for us to encounter diverse perspective throughout our lives. roanoke college advocates freedom with purpose. this means that among other outcomes we strive to enable students to sharpen 13 minds through critical thought. research and debate. build their own code of ethics. ideas and view points that are backed by sound reasons and evidence, have a place. reasonable people looking at same information can reach different conclusions about what that information means some, perspectives and claims will make us uncomfortable. may even make us angry, we cannot give up with engaging in civil dialogue with people who disagree, this is how reprepare ourselves intellectualy. events like tonight's stalk, are occasions for that civil dialogue. i am grateful to you dr. alice for organizing the event, professor of economicso

well done, you sensible individuals , cathy. and sensible individuals, cathy.ly appreciate the panel tonight like the conversation that you've been having lots of conversations about the dogs. again, the sentiment coming through to that. actually, it is the owners and not the dogs when it comes to pronouns as, again, people are saying yes, out of respect, but when you compel me to call people, it's not going to happen . but i'll tell you what i'm compelled to do. so thank you and good night. thank you very much. time flies. thank you. and thank you at home for your company not anywhere. company too. do not go anywhere. nigel is up next. nigel farage is up next. >> the temperature's rising . >> the temperature's rising. boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. rain today clearing overnight. a few showers following, but many places will be fine during tuesday as low pressure moves into the north sea, taking its weather fronts with it. however, one o

also surrendering today was georgia republican party chairman david shafer, as well as defendants cathygeorgia, as well as kenneth chesebro, a trump campaign attorney. trump is expected to hand himself in on thursday. this all comes one day after the lawyer who allegedly orchestrated the fake—elector scheme, john eastman, and a georgia bail bondsman scott hall turned themselves along with trump, former new york city mayor giuliani faces the most charges of the 19 co—defendants. his bond was set at $150,000. giuliani was met with a chaotic scene as he was leaving the atlanta courthouse. he called the case "an attack on the american people" and came out strong against fulton county's district attorney fani willis. she has violated people's first amendment right to advocate the government, to persisted the government's over an election they believe was poorly or falsely conducted. people have a right to believe that in america. biden and the biden state doesn't have a right to tell you what the truth is. and one more note from here in milwaukee — there was one candidate who barely made it

. >> reporter: cathy says more needs to be done to prevent sideshows. >> they just can't go on like this. people don't feel comfortable coming down. and it's a shame. right on the san joaquin river, beautiful area. no place like it. >> reporter: one car spun into the river and another crashed into a hydrant and water main. police say the drivers took off. >> we have residents living on boats, people using our marina. there are cars in and out. and we cannot have our mariema na /*na taken over by sideshows bringing in some raised parking delineators, for lack after better term. but rubberized raised pieces that will actually be placed in the marina, i don't believe we have enough police staffing, and with events like last night we see that we truly have an issue here. >> reporter: the department is embroiled in a racist text can scandal and a portion of the staff is relieved. >> i would like to see a portion of the highway patrol brought in to address these issues. >>> the bay area continues to be at the forefront of scientific innovation. scientists announced they have achieve add major

thank you cathy castor, thank you so much to nancy lohman, thank you doctor drake, thank you all.ith your presence today. senator scott, thank you. and thank you to the state of florida. [applause] it's a privilege for all of us to pay tribute to mary mcleod bethune, and unyielding force for racial justice, a pioneering voice of gender equity at that time, imagine, and a devoted advocate for education. i have had the honor to talk to -- and now i'm proud that congress has blessed us with this magnificent presence and statuary hall. all of us are in awe of dr. mary mcleod bethune's extraordinary story. as we just heard, born to parents who were enslaved. she devoted her life to opening doors of opportunity for more americans. she did so by, in her own words, engraved on this statue, i invest in the human soul. it might be a diamond in the rough. that is optimistic about all of us. establishing a boarding school which lives on at bethune-cookman your. registering women to vote after the ratification of the 19th amendment. becoming what was at the time the highest ranking black offic

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