thanks to vicki young, hywel, james and emma.t's happening in your area, visit bbc.co.uk/news or the bbc news app. the prospect of hugely controversial changes to america's law on abortion is causing deep divisions in us society. the state of oklahoma is the latest to pass new legislation. the state governor has approved a ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. the background to these changes is an expected ruling by the us supreme court. a leaked document suggests that the court is set to overturn the famous ruling on roe v wade in 1973, the ruling which, in effect, legalised abortion in the usa. 0ur correspondent sophie long has been speaking to opponents and supporters in mississippi, the state which asked the supreme court to reconsider the law. sophie long has been speaking to opponents and supporters in mississippi. your hands are soaked in the blood of children you've murdered! this is the reception that doctors receive as they arrived for work in the last abortion clinic in the whole state of mississippi. christ ca

and vicki young in westminster? the focus is on urban areas.e local elections tell us very little about what might happen in a general election because for few people vote and in large swathes of the country, there are no elections at all. but it is possible to detect patterns and there is a lot of management expectation going on. the conservatives already saying they don't expect to do too well, predicting they may lose hundreds of seats. labourand predicting they may lose hundreds of seats. labour and the greens are hoping for gains and the liberal democrats are keen to show they are the main challenger to the tories in the main challenger to the tories in the south and the south—west. of course, it can also affect the national mood of politics, particularly for the leaders. boris johnson, has been under pressure and his mps will be looking to see if he is still a winner. for labour, their mps looking to sir keir starmer to see if he is looking like he's putting them back on the path to power. with a look at the results coming in overnight th

vicki young, bbc news.this page which shows pictures of queen elizabeth's life through pictures. just log on to bbcnews.com/news. we have just enough time to tell you about ancient egypt. the latest trove of ancient artefacts unearthed near the great pyramids by cairo have been put on show, including statuettes of egyptian gods and goddesses and more than 250 wooden sarcophagi with mummies inside them. now these treasures will be moved to the grand egyptian museum, which authorities hope to open near cairo's giza pyramids later this year. that's all the time that we have for you on newsday at this hour. thanks so much for joining me. do stay with bbc news for the latest global headlines. hello. a new month starts with very similar weather. after tuesday's big cloud, showers and thunderstorms, umbrellas at the ready for wednesday. the showers probably not as widespread, but there will still be some heavy ones around, with warmer sunny spells in between. low pressure's still close by. high pressure's trying t

vicky young, bbc new, westminster.x, as more countries announce their first cases. it was first noticed outside parts of central and west africa, where it is endemic, our medical editor, fergus walsh, reports. ok, so i understand that you�*ve been experiencing a rash. tell me a little bit about that. monkeypox is having a big on impact sexual health services. several clinics, like this one in south london, have staff isolating at home for up to 21 days. now, after an initial phone appointment, face—to—face consultations are done in full ppe, because of the risk of infection. we have a number of staff self—isolating, because they came into direct contact with our first case patient, and that was way back early last week, before all the information came out, so just a few members of staff it can make a major impact in is delivering services, day to day. monkeypox is not usually regarded as a sexually transmitted disease. doctors say there should be no stigma. the rash and blisters caused by monkeypox usually clear up aft

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.d of the federation of small businesses in northern ireland, he joins us from county down in northern ireland. even the us president is involved said to be preparing to appoint a special envoy to protect the good friday agreement. do your members believe a re—negotiation is possible or likely at this stage? it is interesting that you mention the good friday agreement. it set out to take minorities. that is what was important about it. it is not good enough that if it suits the majority, it is good enough and you get on with it. the protocol is working with a lot of businesses but there is a significant minority badly affect bite and we need to focus on that minority to remove the problems they are experiencing and then move on. both britain and the eu have played down hopes of progress at today's meeting. if the talks are unsuccessful, legislation to scrap the protocol could be presented as early as next week. how prepared are your members for the disruption that could cause? we have b

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.cal vote on proposed property developments in their neighbourhood as part of new planning reforms. the housing secretary michael gove said the plan would help "build communities that people love". but he also suggested that the government doesn't expect to hit its target of building 300,000 homes in england this year. our home editor, mark easton, reports. borisjohnson loves a hard hat. elected on a promise to build, build, build, his manifesto set a target of 300,000 extra homes a year in england by 2025, with new planning rules to stop so—called nimbys saying "not in my backyard". now those plans have been scrapped in favour of giving people living close to a development a street vote on whether it should go ahead. this place perhaps explains the u—turn. the true blue constituency of chesham and amersham in buckinghamshire went lib dem in a shock by—election last year. the tory defeat was blamed on local worries over housing development. trying to convince people that new homes in th

vicki young, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.

vicki young, bbc news. what a remarkable lifetime of service. that's it for us on tuesday.her. after tuesday's big cloud, showers and thunderstorms, umbrellas at the ready for wednesday. the showers probably not as widespread, but there will still be some heavy ones around, with warmer sunny spells in between. low pressure's still close by. high pressure's trying to build in, and although that may be in time for the platinum jubilee weekend, there are some complications, as we'll see in a moment. this is how we start off wednesday morning, low single figures in the chilliest, clearest spots. an area of rain pulling out of wales, into the midlands, and then just turning into another batch of showers as it bears down on southeastern areas. now, many other places will start the day dry with sunny spells. cloud's going to build, scattered and at times heavy showers break out through central, southern parts of scotland, northern, central and eastern areas of england in particular, maybe with a rumble of thunder. not many showers at all for northern ireland, northern scotland and

vicki young, bbc news.e criticism directed at borisjohnson about lockdown parties at downing street. in a letter to her constituents, she said there were unacceptable failures of leadership that were the responsibility of the prime minister. live to westminster and our political correspondent damian grammaticas. as these contributions are made, is it nowjust as these contributions are made, is it now just a as these contributions are made, is it nowjust a matter of as these contributions are made, is it now just a matter of time as these contributions are made, is it nowjust a matter of time before there is some kind of vote of confidence in mrjohnson? there is some kind of vote of confidence in mrjohnson? there is certainly growing — confidence in mrjohnson? there is certainly growing discomfort - confidence in mrjohnson? there is i certainly growing discomfort amongst conservative mps and that intervention of andrea leadsom is significant. she is a former minister and stood down in her own bid for the lea

vicky young, bbc new, westminster., along with one teacher forced hello, again. tuesday was a very unsettled day, we had loads of showers across the whole of the uk, some impressive thunderclouds, this one spotted across the skies of west london. in acton, and there were reports of some hail, lots of thunder and lightning, and around kent we even had reports of a funnel cloud, that's like a tornado coming down, but doesn't quite reach the ground. although there were loads of showers, the thunderstorms really were concentrated across eastern areas of england. why? well, that was down to the jetstream. you see, we had this trough moving across eastern areas of england, that's what kicked up the showers and made those thunderstorms, whereas a ridge to the northwest meant the showers actually weren't very heavy at all. that trough feature has pinged all the way across into northeast europe and looking at the charts for wednesday, a strong jetstream will be pushing in this set of weather fronts. the fronts themselves not pa

it is vicki young in the studio- _ that as well. it is vicki young in the studio.ch are notoriously difficult to predict of course, because of the complexity of course, because of the complexity of the political setup, not least with the assembly elections affecting the way the protocol and of the way that brexit is being disputed and people there questioning whether the government has shown goodwill towards the protocol and the way they have dealt with it, a rather multilayered campaign. and of course, still the prospect, and historic prospect, that sinn fein could come at the top of the pole for the first time pushing the unionists into second place. we don't know yet. butjohn curtice isjoining us once again. are you in a position to shed any light on what is likely to happen in northern ireland?— northern ireland? yes, i think we can. we northern ireland? yes, i think we can- we have _ northern ireland? yes, i think we can. we have been _ northern ireland? yes, i think we can. we have been looking i northern ireland? yes, i think we can. we have been looking at

vicki young reports. forsome last thursday's elections. vicki young reports.eries down, we would order los from england and holland and our frustration is that we need to get ordering when the weather is good, so for monday from friday delivery and that has completely changed, we are now ordering two to three per side and it is hard to do that considering the weather. this is wh the that considering the weather. this is why the extra _ that considering the weather. this is why the extra checks are happening. when we left the eu, it was agreed goods arriving in northern ireland from the rest of the uk would be monitored to make sure that they met eu standards. that is because northern ireland shares a land border with eu member ireland and brussels does not want unchecked products ending up in its single market, and an open border is seen as an essential part of the peace process. applause last week's northern ireland assembly elections have added to the pressure again. sinn fein winning the election, and they say the brexit arrangements must stay but they cann

downing street, but it'll be local issues that will take prominence. 0ur deputy political editor vicki youngre taking place, and where. may's elections will see votes taking place in each of the uk nations. it's been four or five years since most seats were contested and quite a lot has changed since then. the uk was still in the eu. theresa may was prime minister, jeremy corbyn was labour leader, arlene foster led the dup and carwynjones was first minister in wales. coronavirus wasn't a word many of us were familiar with. but many of the issues relevant to local elections remain the same, from care for the elderly to bin collections, road maintenance and access to libraries. so let's run through where votes are taking place. we'll start in northern ireland, where 90 mlas will be elected to the assembly. these are the results from 2017, the dup winning one more seat than sinn fein. now, recent polls have put sinn fein in the lead and if they win the most seats, they would get to nominate a first minister for the first time. in england, 1a6 councils are being contested. that includes all 32 l

vicki young, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.e a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the social commentator, joanna jarjue, and david bond, who is the deputy political editor at the evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with borisjohnson could face a confidence vote as early as tuesday according to the metro, as the response to partygate builds. meanwhile the telegraph reports on the pm's ethics adviser, lord geidt, demanding an explanation over lockdown parties and raising �*legitimate questions' over whether the ministerial code was broken. the financial times leads on a joint effort between the uk and eu to bring in a ban on insuring ships carrying russian oil. the paper says the move will shut moscow out of the lloyd's of london insurance market and cut its ability to export crude oil, in response to the invasion of ukraine. there are calls for free school meals to be extended for the summer. bring ina bring in a ban on ensuring ships c

in westminster, but it'll be local issues that will take prominence. 0ur deputy political editor vicki youngll see votes taking place in each of the uk nations. it's been four or five years since most seats were contested and quite a lot has changed since then. the uk was still in the eu. theresa may was prime minister, jeremy corbyn was labour leader, arlene foster led the dup and carwynjones was first minister in wales. coronavirus wasn't a word many of us were familiar with. but many of the issues relevant to local elections remain the same, from care for the elderly to bin collections, road maintenance and access to libraries. so let's run through where votes are taking place. we'll start in northern ireland, where 90 mlas will be elected to the assembly. these are the results from 2017 — the dup winning one more seat than sinn fein. now, recent polls have put sinn fein in the lead and if they win the most seats, they would get to nominate a first minister for the first time. in england, 146 councils are being contested. that includes all 32 london boroughs, plus most other big towns and

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. the time is very nearly 20 past six. recaptured villages from russian troops north and north—east of kharkiv, pushing them back towards the border. and still to come — we'll have the latest on day two of the so—called wagatha christie libel trial at the high court. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel. it looks as though england will turn to brendan mccullum to turn their test team round. the former new zealand captain is expected to be given the head coach role by the end of the week. relentless, unbearable and overwhelming — just some of the words used by people to describe the chronic pain that blights their lives for months, even years. medical specialists have told the bbc they fear that millions are not receiving effective treatment to help them manage the condition. an exclusive survey, carried out for bbc news, suggests 26% of the uk has chronic pain — defined as pain that lasts longer than three months. of those, nearly a quarter are taking opioids, powerful painkillers which are

our deputy political editor vicki young has the latest.ment is now down to its lowest level since 197a. boris johnson trying to focus on the positive as he opened this week's cabinet meeting. they have all been defending his behaviour during lockdown at a time when rule breaking was rife inside number ten. there were bottles, empties, rubbish in the bin, but overflowing. or indeed sometimes left on the table. panorama has spoken to three insiders who attended gatherings in downing street. police have issued more than 120 fines to those who partied here. this event took place in november 2020. at least one person was fined, but mrjohnson wasn't. a staff member there described the do. their words are spoken by actors. there were about 30 people, if not more, in a room. everyone was stood shoulder to shoulder with some people on each other�*s laps. the prime minister will be disappointed. as you know, he has apologised for what happened. i think he has popped down there to raise a glass and say thank you to a long—term member of staff who was

vicki young, bbc news, westminster.cluded its investigation into rule breaking, after issuing 126 fines including one for the prime minister for attending a birthday party injune 2020. now, as you heard, there are fresh questions over why he wasn't fined further. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has written to the acting metropolitan police commissioner to seek a "detailed explanation" of how decisions were made. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford explains. the prime minister, glass in hand, making a speech at the leaving party for his director of communications, lee kane. at least one person there has been fined, but the prime minister has not. the london mayor has written to the metropolitan police demanding an explanation. i think it is important when it comes to trust and confidence, when it comes to policing by consent, when it comes to questions being asked about the integrity of an investigation, that the police explain why they have reached the conclusions they have. but the met are wary of giving an

vicki young, bbc news. ukraine since russia controls most of the key city.t city of culture for 2025. this is when the president found out that they one. the city beat southampton and wrexham county and will receive £275,000 in funding to develop plans for cultural ovens. congratulations there. this is outside source. goodbye. hello again. today, we have seen widespread shows across the whole of the uk and driven in by some impressive clouds and this is a she“ impressive clouds and this is a shell of clouds parted and supple sometimes associated with lead vigorous thunderstorms we had a real big dump or coming across hertfordshire around the area and some inevitable localised surface water flooding from today's biggest under downpours. looking at the weather picture right now the radar, weather picture right now the radar, we have seen some that the heavy showers continuing across england and in the first for the evening, rain in northern ireland will continue as we go into the night and it was to be quite a few showers around in eastern scotland and becomin

our deputy political editor vicki young is here.y hope will lead to parliamentary seats. for borisjohnson, that of course is a problem. in the affluent areas mainly in the south of england, that is where the liberal democrats seem to be doing well against the conservatives. they call it the blue wall and they are chipping away against that. how well can they do in terms of numbers? borisjohnson has to make this calculation. if they can hold onto other places in england, can they sacrifice others in the south? it is all about how many. in the end what we have to remember as he won a huge election victory ended his labour who are having to make up a lot of background and they have got a huge amount of ground to make that they would need to win over 100 seats, again no seats. they are talking about 20 or or so so far they say they would be able to gain in parliamentary terms. that is nowhere near enough. although they are having a decent night, labour, people are pointing to the fact it needs to be brilliant for them to win the next ge

i deputy political editor vicki young has the latest.t is now down to its lowest level since 197a. unemployment is now down to its lowest level since 1974.— lowest level since 1974. boris johnson lowest level since 1974. boris johnson try — lowest level since 1974. boris johnson try to _ lowest level since 1974. boris johnson try to focus - lowest level since 1974. boris johnson try to focus on - lowest level since 1974. boris johnson try to focus on the i lowest level since 1974. boris - johnson try to focus on the positive johnson try to focus on the positive as he opened this week's cabinet meeting. they have all been defending his behaviour during lockdown at a time when we were breaking was rife inside number ten. there were bottles, empties, rubbish in the bin, but overflowing. 0r indeed sometimes left on the table. panorama has spoken to three insiders who attended gatherings insiders who attended gatherings inside downing street. police have issued more than 120 fines to those who partied here. this event took place in november 2

queen on the top of the masthead on the express and | of the masthead on the express and as was vicki young booking online, booking of flights we can choose which bit of the terminal floor we want to sleep on. nevertoo the terminal floor we want to sleep on. never too far off the mark. lovely contrast to the telegraph. much of what to do it on the times just to be contrary. my boss will make this up i think it's a nice photograph of the dancing partner. i will put them on again and i have them on the desk there that think you can see, this is bridget, who was dancing with the prince of wales on the tea dance which is his home in gloucestershire and partly, the contrast is with surviving the jubilee which they will find in the guardian. and do you think we're getting it right. please? a commemoration, celebration and it's an odd one because we are all acknowledging that she is coming to the end of her reign but we are trying to be optimistic and a change of monarch in the next few years. yes, definitely. i do think that, i don't have this controversial thing to say but people do try to kinda

burkhardt, ministerfor apprenticeship and skills, chair of the labour party anneliese dodds and vicki young, the bbc�*s deputy political editor. listening to what borisjohnson said, he said, i am humbled and have learned my lesson. i hope we can move on. has anything materially changed now we have seen the sue gray report and its contents? and yet, i'm not going to mince my words, i've got to say this. he is currently failing to hold himself to the same high standards that he demanded of me. it's true. you call for me to resign when the investigation began. why is he in his place? mr investigation began. why is he in his lace? ~ ., ., , his place? mr hallworth, is the second time, _ his place? mr hallworth, is the second time, help _ his place? mr hallworth, is the second time, help me - his place? mr hallworth, is the second time, help me to - his place? mr hallworth, is the second time, help me to help. his place? mr hallworth, is the - second time, help me to help you. prime _ second time, help me to help you. prime minister. mr second time, help me to help you. prime minister.— prime mi

name in the document had until 5pm yesterday to raise any objections. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young. there - so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, we think so. there have . so the wait is nearly over? joe: well, we think so. there have been several phases, haven't there, in the party—gate saga, and they have included the metropolitan police investigation which resulted in the prime minister himself being fined for breaking the covid laws that he himself drew up and then that police investigation they announced last week, that had come to an end, having issued more than 120 fines, and more than 80 people were found to have broken those rules and those laws. so that is now finished, which means that sue gray, the senior civil servant, can produce a report. she produced an interim report in january, she talked about a lack of leadership in number 10 downing st and the cabinet office and i think thatis and the cabinet office and i think that is where a lot of this focus will be and of course everyone will be looking to see whether particular people are blamed for all of this and the ex

marshal service said they believed they found the get away car used by vicki white. ryan younge details. >>> yeah, day seven brought a lot of new information in the man hunt for the two missing people, vicki white and casey white, now on day eight, police hope to focus on the new information they have been able to learn. they found the ford edge they have been looking for. it's the orange vehicle they have put out across the country, hoping someone would turn the car in and that would lead to two people, now what we know from the sheriff's department and the marshal service is that someone found that car last friday. it was abandoned in the middle of the street in tennessee about two hours away from the alabama location that they took off from several hours before. what we know now from the toe truck driver is that that car broke down and he had to toe it somewhere. he noticed it on tv and told the sheriff's department in tennessee and they told the sheriff's department here in alabama. they are are still tracking the two. but listen to the marshal service talk about the all-ou

good vicki young is in westminster. morning. the wait i over, good morning.ait is nearly over, but has some of the heat now gone out of the partygate scandal? i think we have to look at this as several phases. 0ne phase is over, the metropolitan police investigation, and of course in the end there were dozens and dozens of vines, 126 overall with 83 people in downing street and the cabinet office breaking the law including 0ffice breaking the law including the prime minister and the chancellor. so that phase is over, thatis chancellor. so that phase is over, that is damaging. this phase, sue grey �*s report, will go into the detail of exactly what happened. we have heard lots about that, lots of speculation but this will be here in black and white, what the parties were and what the events were and who went to them. lots of people expecting that to be pretty damaging. although people think that sue grey is likely to criticise senior civil servants, in her interim report she talked about failures ofjudgment at number 10 and the cabinet office. the pressure is

vicky white. cnn's brian young with the latest. >> reporter: visit white hiet.t all across the country hoping someone will turn that car in and that will lead to people. now, not only we know the perspective department but from the marshal service is when sbun wound that car last practically. >> it was abandoned in the middle of the street. what we know how froms the tokyo driver is that car broke down zg he'll have to tow some where. >> he they told the fif oos department here in alabama. >> listen to this har marshal her sis. >> now what we are doing is doing some interviews and looking at al those stipulates that were specific to that area. that invigorates the investigation for us. and it gives us a trajectory to carry on this investigation. >> all these phone calls because of the media koechl really did not help them getting more kicks. >> the margin service, you can see the tattoos that's on casey white. he has two eye balls on the back of his head. >> when you look about vicky white. the hlake gates. all that they say they're hoping the if i can will look

let's talk to vicky young, because as i said we got five minutes before we have prime minister's questionsay, the man has been released on bail after initially being arrested on suspicion of indecent assault, sexual assault, suspicion of indecent assault, sexualassault, rate, suspicion of indecent assault, sexual assault, rate, abuse of position of trust, and misconduct in public office. now these offences are alleged to have taken place between 2002—9. they were reported to the police injanuary 2020. now the mp has not been named, but conservative party whips to say the people in charge of discipline within the party have asked him to stay away from the parliamentary state while all of this is investigated and it has prompted the unions among others to call for a change in the rules are saying in some circumstances mps should be banned from the parliamentary estate and that is a pre—coming from the union to represent many commons staff, so that is now an investigation which is ongoing. thank you very much for that. let's go into the chamber come into the house of commons. you can see mps

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young trust. i had every bit of trust in vicky white. she's been an exemplary employee. what in the world prompted her to pull a student like this, i don't know. i don't know if we'll ever know. i've learned that we just don't know people sometimes. you think you do and you don't know who they are. >>> up next, we go backstage with jennifer gray. why she wants to do the "dirty dancing" sequel. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about visio

arrest warrant has been issued for officer vicky white and authorities say it appears she acted willingly. we get more on this developing st story from cnn's ryan youngtill in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, a search is under way for officer vicky white. >> if she did this willingly, all indications are that she did. i guess we're trying to hold onto that last straw of hope that maybe for some reason she was threatened and did this under coercion, but absolutely you feel betrayed. >> reporter: friday morning, the lauderdale county sheriff's office assistant director vicky white told her coworkers she was taking inmate casey white to the county courthouse for a mental health evaluation. security camera shows the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. white's patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than a mile away from the detention facility. >> we've gotten a couple of tips on the possible vehicle, we're still pursuing that. >> reporter: investigators say they still have no evidence of a relationship between them. >> we're still looking into that, reviewing phone call

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vicki liviakis. today's shooting in texas left 19 young students and 3 adults including the shooter dead. this shooting happened in the mostly hispanic counted the vols day. it is a little more than 80 miles west of san antonio. and about 75 miles. >> from the border with mexico. investigators say around noon, texas time an 18 year-old gunman opened fire at rob elementary school. this attack comes just 10 days after that deadly racist rampage at a buffalo, new york supermarket. >> and today's massacre is now the 3rd deadliest school shooting in u.s. history surpassing the columbine high school shooting in 1999, the 2018 high school shooting in parkland, florida, and the university of texas tower shooting in 1966, the virginia tech school shooting tops the list of deadly school shootings followed by sandy hook and now this in texas, our kron 4 said taylor's hack is following the latest details out of texas tonight. taylor, what are we learning? >> vicki grand, you know, we're still waiting on more details about each of those victims. and meantime, you know, investigators are working to fin

young children. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news tonight. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus.amilies are forever changed due to yesterday's brutal tragedy. details will continue to. >> come in over the coming days. but here's what we know right now in a news conference earlier today, texas governor greg abbott said the gunmen had posted his plans to, quote, shoot up an elementary school on social media. just minutes before the attack. we also know today all of the victims were killed inside one 4th grade classroom. 17 other people are injured because of the shooting. 6 of them are still in the hospital tonight. this tightly knit small texas community is reeling from the tragedy. many unanswered questions still lingering today. our correspondent brian entin is in uvalde with the latest. they should have been celebrating their final days of the school year. but authorities say 19 4th graders on the same class. >> were shot and killed by 18 year-old salvador ramos. they say he barricaded himself in the classroom, killing the children and their 2 teachers after shooting his grandm

young has the latest. >> newly released pictures show casey white's tattoos and what vicki white may look like if she changedir color. it has investigators asking the public for help identifying the two fugitives. >> was ittant a typical, over the wall escape. we've gotten several hundred and to be quite honest, all the fou fourers -- four corners of the united states, we've gotten tips. >> reporter: widen the search for escaped casey white and vicki white, no relation. with reported sightings from florida to kentucky. >> some look promising. we hope they pan out. >> reporter: the pair of fugitives gaining national attention. casey white is 6'9", compared to vicki white, who's 5'5". their quick escape was caught last friday. he saw vicki drive by and nothing seemed suspicious. >> they drove by slowly. she waved at me twice. >> the description of the alleged get-away vehicle was never supposedly released to the f public and now investigators are concerned they may be looking at a different vehicle. the roam antdic relationship has been corroborated. casey white was awaiting a trial while serving a 75-year pri

vicki liviakis. that school has second 3rd and 4th graders in it. and moments ago we learned 18 youngs have died. 3 adults lost their lives. there. authorities say police killed the shooter and there's no longer a threat that so many parents tonight, there are unable to be reunited with their young children. just gut-wrenching kron four's tailored for safc is following developments in texas. she joins us live in the newsroom with the latest taylor. well, the details tin tin you to get more grim as we learn about this latest death toll that has now increased to 21 people in total. >> we still have a lot of unanswered questions this evening. investigators are trying to understand what the gunman's motivation was, why he chose that school. rob elementary and then opened fire and killed 18 students and 2 adults. this is video from the horrific scene that unfolded earlier today. what we do know is the shooter was 18 year-old salvatore wellness. officials say he acted alone and was killed by law enforcement. we have since learned that he is a resident of you've all day and entered the schoo

vicki white's arrest. the sheriff said he would be surprised if she and the suspect are still in the state. ryan younga, tracking the latest developments. special relationship, ryan? what's that? >> reporter: yeah, i know, look, we are all parsing words at this point, right? you think of the word special and so at this point they're saying they don't believe it was a physical relationship, but at some point it looks like she was spending more hours with him than she should have and maybe giving him some extra sort of attention. so at this point everyone is trying to figure out exactly what this means. when we were inside that jail a few days ago we looked at all the video surveillance that was on the inside of that jail, so was she able to get away from those cameras somewhere inside? what we do now have, though, is this video of the last moments before she took casey white away from that jail. we will show you some of this video now. you can see the sally port, you can see them walking out. this is a very casual walk. obviously he's still a very tall guy and he gets in the back of the car and then if

young has more. >> seven days after authorities began searching for alabama fugitive casey white and corrections officer vicky white, investigators are encountering more setbacks. u.s. marshals have located their getaway car but have no new leads on where the pair is now. >> we're sort of back to square one as far as vehicle description right now. >> cnn talked to the tow truck driver who moved the car last friday. he said it was found abandoned in the middle of the road roadblock blocking traffic in williamson county, tennessee, four hours after the fugitives were last seen. >> we're assuming where it was abandoned and it was abandoned so quickly that they probably had mechanical problems with it. >> when police got to the tow yard, they saw the suv had apparently been spray painted and the empty vehicle was locked. >> now what we're doing in addition to canvassing the area, we're looking at all those tips that were specific to that area. so it really reinvigorates the investigation for us and it gives us a trajectory to carry on this investigation. >> vicky and casey white who are not related took off last

vicky white said she checked casey white out of jail for a mental health evaluation. now the sheriff says both are on the run, dangerous, and possibly armed. cnn's ryan young find out more about the mystery jail break. >> just hours ago, investigators issuing an arrest warrant for vicky white, who they say may have helped a dangerous inmate escape. >> if she did this willingly, and all indications are she did, i guess we're trying to hold on to that last straw of hope that maybe for some reason she was threatened and did this under coercion, but i feel betrayed. >> friday morning, they said assistant director vicky white told her coworkers she was taking casey white to the county courthouse for a mental health eval evaluation. casey white is awaiting trial on murder charges. security video shows the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. several hours later, white's patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than a mile away from the detention facility. >> we have gotten a couple tips on a possible vehicle. we're still pursuing that. >> investigators say they still have no ev

young is "outfront." >> newly released pictures show casey white's tattoos and what vicky white may look like if she changeding for help identifying the two fugitives. >> we were several hours behind, it wasn't a typical over-the-wall escape so our investigation does look a little different. we've gotten several hundred and to be quite honest, all the four corners of the united states, we've gotten tips. >> as the man hunt enters the seventh day, tips coming in from several states. investigators widen the search from escaped alabama inmate casey white and corrections officer vicky white, no relation, with reported sightings from florida to kentucky. >> several leads we're following up on, some look promising. >> the pair of fugitives gather nat national attention but so far the trail remains cold. these renderings for the height differences. their quick escape caught on video last friday. local councilman tells cnn he saw vicky drive by and nothing seemed suspicious. >> they drove by slowly, she waved at me twice. >> reporter: the description of the alleged get-away vehicle was never supposed to be released

young has more. >> reporter: newly released pictures show casey white tattoos achbds what vicky white may look likelades. >> reporter: tichs are flowing in. >> to be quiet honest, all the four corners of the the united states, we have gotten tips. we have to lock at every single one. their quick escape kwas caught n video last friday. this gas station camera caught the patrol car passing by on its way to a shopping center where the alleged get away vehicle was parked. a local councilman tells cnn he saw vicky drive by and nothing seemed suspicious. >> she waved at me twice. the description of the alleged get away vehicle was never supposed to be released. >> we suspect they will change vehicles. >> reporter: clues of a romantic relationship. >> casey white was in our f facility in 2020 for an arraign m hearing. he was moved back to the department of corrections where he was serving 75 years. >> reporter: during that time when he was in state prison, vicky white stayed in touch by phone and returned to her facility in february awaiting trial appearances and mounting evidence of planned escape on wha

young with the latest. >> reporter: newly released pictures show casey white's tattoos and what vicky white might look likeevery detail counts in this manhunt that has investigators asking the public for help identifying the two fugitives. >> we are several hours behind. it wasn't a typical over the wall escape. so our investigation does look a little bit different. we've gotten several hundred. and to be quite honest, all the four corners of the united states we've gotten tips. >> reporter: as the manhunt enters its seventh day tips are coming in from several states. investigators widening the search from escaped alabama inmate casey white and corrections officer vicky white, no relation, with operatored sightings from florida to kentucky. >> we have several leads we're following up on. some of them look promising. we hope they pan out. >> the pair of fugitive gaining national attention, but so far the trail remains cold. the u.s. marshals service released these renderings to highlight the height differences. casey white is 6'9" compared to vicky white, who's 5'5". their quick escape was caught on video l

young tonight has the story. >> reporter: friday morning, lauderdale county sheriff's offices assistant director vicky white toldo the county courthouse for mental health evaluation. security camera shows the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. white's patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than a mile away from the detention facility. >> we've gotten tips on the possible vehicle. we're still pursuing that. >> reporter: cnn got a first hand look at security procedures inside the detention center. >> you can see how all this works. there's security at every single level. they have to radio in. >> reporter: the sheriff says vicky white violated protocol when she removed casey white from the facility. >> this is the hallway the inmates walk down. normally it's two deputies per van. but this time it was just the deputy and the inmate. >> reporter: the sheriff says since vicky white is in charge of the detention center, no one questioned her. investigators still have no evidence of a relationship between them. >> we're still look

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young has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt is under way for a dangerous murder suspect and correction officer vickyll indications are that she did, i guess we're holding under the last straw of hope she was threatened and she did it under coercion, but we feel betrayed. >> reporter: vicky white told coworkers she was taking inmate casey white to the course for medical evaluation, security cameras show the pair never arrived at the course and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. several hours later, white' patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than a mile away from the detention facility investigators still say they have no evidence of a relationship between them. >> we're still looking into that, reviewing phone calls, reviewing video from the jail. >> reporter: cnn got a firsthand look at security procedures inside the detention center. >> you can see how all this works, the security at every single level. you have to radio in. >> reporter: the sheriff says vicky white violated protocol when she removed casey white from the facility. >> this is the h

young. thank you so much. you hit it on the head here. you have to wonder how vicky white goes from being, as she was described, an exemplary corrections officer and now potentially on the run with an inmate charged with murder. what led her to take such a risk, what could be going through her head right now? i spoke with behavioral analyst casey jordan about that this morning. >> no doubt she thinks she is in love with him and that they're going to be walking on the beach like in "shaw shank redemption" down the line. you've got to consider that she brings no value added to this man who we've established is a violent criminal. everyone who knows him talks about how dangerous that he is. and once he is out and has a car and has her money, maybe $100,000 in cash that she had with her, there is really no incentive for him to keep her alive because she creates a liability to him getting caught. so obviously we hope that she is recovered alive and that we get her side of the story. but as time goes on, i would argue that it's far less likely that she is alive unless ther

young has details. >> i would be surprised if they are in alabama. >> tonight a man hunt for a dangerous murder suspect and correction officer vicky white. who may have helped the inmate escape. >> if she did this willingingly, all indications are she did. i guess we're trying to hold onto the last straw of hope that maybe some reason she was threatened and did it under coercion. i feel betrayed. >> friday morning the sheriff office says assistant director vicky white said she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a mental heflt health evaluation. awaiting trial on murder charges and say security video shows the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was scheduled. several hours later, her patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than mile away from the detention facility. >> we have a couple tips on the possible vehicle. we're pursuing that. >> investigators say they still have no evidence of relationship between them. >> we're reviewing phone calls and looking into that. video from the jail. >> cnn got a firsthand look at security procedures inside the detention cen

vicky white was armed. investigators say even though the two have the same last name, they are not related. cnn ryan youngn the story, including an inside look at the jail. >> reporter: yeah, john, good morning. so many twists inside the story. when we went into the jail, we got a look at how many times someone would have to check an inmate out. basically they have to radio in and bring the inmate down before transferring him to another smaller cell and taking him in a car. so many questions here, so many people feel they've been betrade. friday morning lauderdale county sheriff's office said their worker vicky white was taking inmate casey white to the county courthouse for mental evaluation. investigators show the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. several hours later, white's patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping mall parking lot less than a mile away. >> we've gotten tips on the possible vehicle, we're pursuing that. >> reporter: cnn got a first hand look at security procedures inside the detention center. you can see all of this. the

young has our details. >> i'd be surprised if they're still in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt is under way for a dangerous murder suspect and correction officer vickyingly, all indications are that she did, i guess we're trying to hold onto that last straw of hope that maybe for some reason she was threatened and did this under coercion, but absolutely you feel betrayed. >> reporter: friday morning, the lauderdale county sheriff's office says assistant director vicky white told coworkers she was taking casey white to the courthouse. casey white is awaiting trial on murder charges. investigators say security video shows the pair never arrived at the courthouse and no evaluation or court appearance was even scheduled. several hours later, white's patrol car was found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot less than a mile away from the detention facilfacility. investigators say they still have no evidence of a relationship between them. >> we're still looking into that, reviewing phone calls, reviewing video from the jail. >> reporter: cnn got a first-hand look at security procedures inside the detention center. you can see how all this works, se

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