police give police a call. >> reporter: rankin facing counts of third degree burglary. that had been stolen from wedding venues in his possession police confirmed he is a former deputy the former deputy has a criminal history that includes drug possession and criminal trespassing charges he's pled guilty to. he said he attended the weddings to hear the wedding vows because he was going that you divorce. lawhead says she didn't know rankin and he wasn't invited to the wedding. >> he was a member of the community, he had served in law enforcement. so that kind of just makes you feel like you were violated in some way >> reporter: she and her husband plan to press charges against rankin, whether or not they get any money back lawhead says the experience won't spoil their wedding memories >> he may get the money, you about he did not get to ruin my day. >> great reminder this time of year, it is wedding season >> lock up those valuables it's a good thing there was a lot of security video. >>> check your freezer the new frozen chicken recall. and why the queen will miss the

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for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture.al photo. when i was waitingi in the throne room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk i towards me with a footman, and they were laughing. - i remember her walking - through the door, and i felt this incredible sort of wave of power. i the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. before we go, a reminder of our breaking news — the president of the european council says the eu has agreed to ban more than two thirds of russian oil imports. he said this would cut a huge source of financing from moscow's war machine, adding russia's largest bank was being cut off from the swift systems and three more broadcasters were being banned. lots more for you on the bbc website and throughout the day on bbc news, so do stay tuned. that's it from us for now, thanks for watching. hello there. the week has started with plenty of heavy showers. the big question mark is aro

for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture.— an unusual, off—guard official photo. | when i was waiting in the throne | room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk - towards me with a footman, and they were laughing. i remember her walking - through the door, and i felt this incredible sort of wave of power. the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. that's it for us on newsday. thanks for watching. hello there. the week has started with plenty of heavy showers. the big question mark is around how many of those heavy showers will remain by the end of week for the platinumjubilee. quite a chilly start to the morning, there will be some spells of sunshine, but some showers from the word go, and those will develop quite widely into the afternoon. some will be heavy and some will be thundery. parts of wales in the southwest could drive out. isa 17 degrees. —— highs of. this band of cloud is likely to

for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture.captured the queen laughing when he dropped some camera equipment — an unusual, off—guard official photo. when i was waiting in the throne room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk towards me with a footman, and they were laughing. i remember her walking through the door, and ifelt this incredible sort of wave of power. the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show goes behind the scenes of a once—in—a—decade german passion play. this week on the travel show, a resurrection in bavaria. i found the role of playing jesus to be very exhausting. every day after the play, you are really exhausted because it is a very demanding day. 50 years of interrail. very relevant today in terms of the greenness and sustainability, and also that wonderful thing — slow travel. and, a night in the best house in belfast. not only am i staying i

for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture.some camera equipment — an unusual, off—guard official photo. when i was waiting in the throne room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk towards me with a footman, and they were laughing. i remember her walking through the door, and ifelt this incredible sort of wave of power. the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. and a big few days coming up for the queen, of course, and for the queen, of course, and for pretty much everyone else coming up across the uk. finally, the world's most famous painting, the mona lisa, has had cake thrown at it. the piece was left with white cream smeared across its protective glass. a man disguised as an old woman in a wheelchair attacked leonardo da vinci's artwork in paris. visitors to the louvre said the man was heard shouting "think of the earth" as he was escorted out by security. he was later arrested. and that is

if you crate veterans rankin, the politician vanilla from a thinker has been sworn in as prime minister his predecessor step down this week in mid street protest. calling for his resignation with severe shortages of food medicine and fuel. blamed on the government by the prime minister's departure, demonstrated a still calling for the resignation of his brother. the president. wildfire has destroyed a wealthy neighborhood of southern california, but people were moved to safety as homes and land would destroy the regions experiencing a long tract. and local officials, a climate change has made even small fires more dangerous. u. s. coast guard says, 11 people died when a boat carrying haitian migrants capsized off the coast to puerto rico. more than 31, people were rescued, but it's not clear how many passengers were actually on board. gang violence and poverty has pushed many to risk their lives and taking dangerous voyages to flee the island nation. no clashes in jerusalem have broken out at the funeral of a prominent palestinian american journalist, israel time security ahead of the s

for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture. when i was waiting in the throne room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk towards me with a footman. and they were laughing. i remember her walking through the door, and i felt this incredible sort of wave of power. the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

for the goldenjubilee, the photographer rankin took this picture.ptured the queen laughing when he dropped some camera equipment — an unusual, off—guard official photo. when i was waiting in the throne room, where she knights people, i was watching her walk towards me with a footman, and they were laughing. i remember her walking through the door, and ifelt this incredible sort of wave of power. the power in the room. 70 years on the throne gives you that impact. from all angles, perhaps the most recognisable figure in public life. daniela relph, bbc news. now on bbc news, in a special edition talking movies reports from the cannes film festival as it marks its 75th anniversary. hello from the french riviera! i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies cannes film festival special. in today's programme, we look back at highlights in this 12—day french film extravaganza. 2022 is a big year for the festival — its 75th anniversary an occasion for rejoicing by cinema lovers. proper fabulous film festivals are wonderful places just to meet other arti

here, sorta set up on a mutiny, he had the center for policy alternatives and joins us from this rankin capital columbia. welcome to the w, and the country has been in turmoil for months. and now as receipts turned badly, is this the government to, to find a way out of this crisis? well, when you say, is this the government at the present moment, the government comprises on the, the president. since the prime minister resigned all the ministries are also now without ministers. so what the president has to do is to either select a prime minister get that person confirmed and get a cabinet also confirmed by parliament and then resign or he resigns and let the speaker takeover and parliament to do what is just constitutionally provided to do right so, so given that the strength of feeling against the president at the moment, is he like peter to choose that 1st course? well, he seems adamant that he must remain in office. but the dilemma that he faces is to find a prime minister who is willing to work with him and you know, who will command the support of the house of parliament. that's the

then each rankins are angry at the unprecedented economic crisis which is led to shortages of fuel and medicines. they accused the president and his family of ruining the economy. so early a thousands of cyclists joined the anti government protest as in lanka. many rode through the capital with banners, calling for president roger fox to resign on sunday prime minister ron wicker, i'm a senior said he is trying to change the law to make presidents and cabinets accountable to parliament. all of us feel that not having a very independent in advance with the policy do is you and, and governors use one of the main reason for the better. the reason that we have is included with the economy, bankruptcy, and political, and argue in miami than r as a citizen. i think it's is my duty of responsibility at this time, i support people struggle in any way. recur madigan to give correct directions at the statement. colombians are carney voting for the next president, and this is an important vote because for the 1st time in decades, a left wing candidate is the favorite to when gustavo petro is seen

for months now, rankins have been experiencing power costs as well as food fuel and medicine shortages. well, as the headlines this out counting, the cost is coming up next, looking at the use plans for russian, oil and gas, there is no channel that covers world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've everything, but we want to know, how do these things affect people? we revisit please state, even when they're no international headline. houses are really invest in that, and that's a privilege. as a journalist, ah, hello, i'm adrian, and again, this is counting the cost on elders 0, your wiki, look at the world of business and economics. this week, the stakes arising at the battle of a rushing energy, putin turns off, the gas taps, and the e. you propose as a panel moscow's oil imports by the end of the year. but what will the energy war cost also this week, russia's rouble hits a 2 year high, and it's so called fortress economy is believed to be holding up so far. but has moscow really, whether the worst of sanctions, netflix loses subscribers for the 1st time i

but, that can only be decided by the uk governorjohn rankin, he is appointed by the queen here upon adviceent. , government. the independent re ort government. the independent report says — government. the independent report says it _ government. the independent report says it is _ government. the independent report says it is him _ government. the independent report says it is him who - report says it is him who should be taking over day to day control of the island. why is it that they are the authority on good governance, why can't we be our authority on cabinets and so, we take harassment nations agreed take your report, and we see all the things that are wrong, and we are going to give the steps that we want to take to fix ourselves before you say, no, we are going fix it for you. you number one reason for bremt— you number one reason for brexit was emigration, not being _ brexit was emigration, not being controlled by german and eastern — being controlled by german and eastern european countries. here _ eastern european countries. here we — eastern european countries. here we are now

by roger pox or is use the measures to in just 5 weeks and cause a growing him to resign. feminist rankins have been facing electricity blackouts as well as food fuel and medicine shortages as the country suffers from its worst economic crisis for decades. emmanuel micron has been sworn in his french president for 2nd time. he's promised to take tough action on the economy on the climate crisis, but he faces a challenge to win over. vote is disillusioned by his 1st 5 years in office. our 0 world is coming up next up. but we will have the news hour at $2100.00 g m t lou 2 ah ah a a t m. i think my name is bonnie and the ha ha ha thanielle wyatt to us. we are my been elmwood club or senior. what years then do you are sure. would you what elena? annette have phoebe diet or new zealand? it will be dye at the one not i know you're the lender. gillian one lasted for the occlusal wendy. well, i told jennifer, well, i've been know, knock a bar out to see linda carter will commercially mean in the area in the sahara. we're daily in my head for a little jamal. what if he was a hut? tillman walked a

joining me now is sue rankin, coordinating a nearby blood drive at the herby ham activity center forhe victims of the shooting. sue, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you've lived here in uvalde for seven years. just talk to me about what this moment is like for. >> you well, i know so many finding out now that i know so many of the parents and the grandparents and the aunts and uncles of these kids that were killed and were injured and it's such a tight knit community, such a wonderful area, and it's devastating. it's to our root, below our root, what it's done to this community. we will never be the same. we will never be the same. >> talk to me. this looks like so many elementary schools around the country. >> yeah. >> tell me about the robb elementary school and its place here in the uvalde community. >> i know friends of mine that i direct an adult activity center and there's people there that are in their 70s and they say they taught here, people say they went here. it has such wonderful memories for this community. there are carnivals here and so much fun and commu

. >> rankin member, jordan, i sai i would provide you the data. >> bret: do you have that data now?> yes, and i did not want quantities misspeak in response to his question because we know where those 40 to individuals are. on the ts team beat the terrorist screening database. let me share with you what happens. they can removed they can be placed into custody for crimina prosecution. they could be cooperating in a law enforcement investigation and i don't intend to provide that data publicly if it's law enforcement sensitive. we know where those 40 to our her speak to the disposition of each in every one of them, but we know where they are, and we've got our hands on that. >> bret: into the united states? >> no, not necessarily. >> i heard the three things, bu i guess--are they worried about the 42? >> they shouldn't be worried about the 42. we have got a handle on it and when i say we come it's not the department of homeland security alone, it's the federal bureau of investigation, it's our entire enforcement in intelligence enterprise. >> do you think releasing, and the definitio

roger pox or is used the measures and just 5 weeks and cause occurring for him to resign for months, rankins have been facing blackouts and food fuel and medicine shortages as the country suffers its worst economic crisis for decades. when l fernandez has moved from colombo, you could just look over my shoulder in front of the president's office, the president like a director of that group. all protested that still outside. i essentially continuing into it's 29th day and that's their reaction to the emergency brought in by present got up a roger boxer that those regulations obviously are receiving criticism both here and abroad. we've had our human rights activists. we've had the bar association that the professional body of lawyers that have condemned it. they say that there are grave concerns at the promulgation of emergency or to be used at what have been largely peaceful protests. and the president of the boss was haitian urging the president to revoke, ah, the state of emergency, and essentially, to withdraw that new set of regulations that that's what we have. the protests as themselve

something that these ready government doesn't want because it will lose them. support ill gets their rankin fall rolled up and it probably make things very difficult for them. something the opposition will jump on. now the international community, however, has said that this does need to be investigate. it needs to be investigated very thoroughly when the policy is riley's haven't really investigated, incidents like this for those political reasons. i talked about earlier on the day that sri and avalon lake died. however, ned price, the state department spokesman, was blunt. he actually said he was very confident that these rabies could mountain investigation. let's take a look. we've seen, of course, it really depends. forces have already announced that there is an investigation underway. we welcome that announcement is important to us. it is important to the world that that investigation be thorough, that it be comprehensive, that it be transparent. and importantly, that investigations in, with full accountability and those responsible for her death being held responsible for their action

i think that we need to almost do the rankin stack of her problems. and they are not, they are going to change constantly. it will always be changing. but we've gotten lot of different problems in the space and i don't think we've really prioritized them. good example, there's the red summer prague alum. there's the problem. there's the espionage problem. i personally think about the espionage problem our, no spies are gonna spies. it's probably the least wrestler shoe. i think that the ransomware problem is probably the most adjustable, the most addressable issue. and if you look at our vulnerability to that problem, it is fairly large. these actors are very. they are now getting a lot of critical infrastructure. we saw him in health care in the region days of kabul. covid there across a lot. of lines at the very least we were pushed back were not necessarily pushing those lines. the election problem is another good example. it's not solved. in fact the last election we had we last major election we had we saw new players get into the mix so when the

to a point to finance minister will likely delay negotiations for the international monetary fund. rankins are suffering the worst economic crisis in decades with high prices, shortages of essential and power cut. so they are flooding in northeast and india has full half 1000000 people to see their homes under. the villages have been effected by the unusually heavy rains that the 7 people were killed in. the state of the some farmers in the region say they've lost almost most of the crops and officials are wanting the conditions could get worse. in the next few days. poverty metal has more fun clotty in eastern india. you know, as you can see, it's rating over here right now and has pretty much been the same for the last few days. and situation has actually become worse recently. and the prediction, all that very heavy rains could continue well into the weekend at the state is on what is called red alert. housing of people are stranded, at least 50000, have been up put in relief. camp that is from of the government and rescue operations are on the air force has been deployed to air drop su

course you could also end up in front of a fine example, for example, the congressman named john rankin from mississippi who is a major architect of the tennessee valley authority this big government program to build dams provide electricity to people in the lower south which still operates today. it's government power, you know, fairly cheap costs to people down there. you know, he was an aggressive racist and anti-semite he gives peace on the floor the congress talking about i won't say the words words and words and k words, you know, so and he was kind of sympathetic towards hitler at until the war began. but same time he he knew he he wanted to extend, you know, electricity to small farmers who was his statituents when johnson and the other side there were there were congress people from california and and state of washington who we now know we're probably members the communist party. and wait, aren't they all comments that and and they of course ran as democrats and they didn't talk about being communists at the time. but so when you had someone who was a sort of proto-fascist on o

i spoke on my podcast with congressman rankin that they have a few exceptions and they don't involveke the one phone call with pence. everything in there, there has been a spate of cooperative interviews, including don jr., ivanka, and giuliani is now stopping in his tracks. i do think they think they will get it anyway, nevertheless, he is so panoramic in his role that the -- that his information would be very valuable, but i agree with charlie. i think it's getting too late to get it. they just have to do a final kind of put up or shut up, rudy and shut up means go to the department of justice. >> charlie, i'm still mulling over your comment about kinzinger's remarks to you. it's a fantastic interview. everyone should turn it on at 6:01 and listen to the whole thing. your point that they've got the story is a good one and it brings me back to this frame that people had around the two impeachments. wow! you ask people right, left and center, what do you think's going to happen? they've got to have a smoking gun. they had a smoking gun, right? they had sonde lynn, hill, and he export

chief inspector andy rankin saying that we are grateful to the majority of fans who engaged with policeneral secretary of the fda union, which represents civil servants and hejoins me now. thank you forjoining me today. what concerns do you have around this? downing street say they have no view on whether soo great names of civil servants or not, it is an independent report. what is your thinking? independent report. what is your thinkint ? , independent report. what is your thinkint? , ., . ., thinking? there is the balancing of tublic thinking? there is the balancing of public interest, _ thinking? there is the balancing of public interest, if— thinking? there is the balancing of public interest, if someone - thinking? there is the balancing of public interest, if someone is - thinking? there is the balancing of public interest, if someone is may| public interest, if someone is may be senior in the government, potentially with influence on the lawmaking, like was the case for the prime minister and the cabinet secretary, then it would be in the public interest if their name was in thi