good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news channel. police have issued cctv images of a man they want to question over the death of a nine year old girl, who was fatally stabbed in boston in lincolnshire, on thursday. two people previously arrested in connection with lilia valutyte s death have also been released. our reporter, phillip norton, reports from boston. this is the man police want to talk to in connection with the murder of nine year old lilia valutyte. the images were released this morning by lincolnshire police. the force also confirmed that two people previously arrested in connection with the child s murder have been released without further action. i am urgently appealing for the public s help to identify the man in these photographs, who we want to speak to, following the death of nine year old lilia. as part of our fast moving murder investigation, we now have cctv images of a man who we need to locate. if you see him, do not approach him, but immediately ca
joining us from buckingham palace. good morning again to you. i want to take a little bit of what we ve been seeing and hearing and what s been happening in scotland. that is the queen s coffin which was at rest in the ballroom in balmoral was moved to a smaller dining room they were prayers at a small church that the queen loved to attend services all these years and we are also told the staff will be lining the halls at balmoral to say their final goodbyes and their boss over the last many decades of all of her very happy times for the most part that were spent at balmoral. the scots are among the most historical people. but can you imagine for those staff that observed the queen over somebody decades and many of them a been with her a very long time at balmoral. how emotional this moment is. they are now given a few moments to say their last goodbyes before the casket begins long journey. deeply emotional time on the grounds of balmoral. and as you say as the casket leav
it is the top of the hour. so glad you re with me today. i m poppy harlow. we re following several major stories. growing worries among republicans over the january 6th committee s damning revelations about former president trump has many openly cheering for other republicans to jump in the 2024 race for the white house. that s even if trump announces he will run. also, anxiety building in the party in circles about the committee s new hearings in september, and what impact they could have on the midterming. more on that in a moment. meanwhile, liz cheney says a subpoena for ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, is not off the table. all of this as today, the governor of georgia is scheduled to testify by video before the fulton county grand jury investigating whether trump tried to interfere in the 2020 general election there. let s begin with my colleague on capitol hill. you have new reporting, melanie, on republicans pushing for other republican
trying to appease other people. they tried to present it as him being, you know, a bold leader on this issue. i think in reality he knows that he s losing and donald trump is setting the tone on this issue, and i don t see that changing any time soon. we ll certainly watch the fallout in the weeks and months ahead. msnbc political analyst brendan buck, thank you as always. thanks to all of you for getting up way too early on this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. right now millions of americans are getting blasted by a heat wave. when you show the weather app it shows the middle finger emoji. so hat in maine the lobsters will be getting in pots just to cool down. [ applause ] it s so hot in new york this week the rats are wearing crop tops. [ laughter ] it is so hot in south dakota, kristi noem s dog good morning. welcome to morning joe. it s a very going to be a very hot wednesday, june 19th. jooernt. we ll bring in the former communications
RAPID CITY, S.D. - To address homelessness in Rapid City, city leaders, service providers, religious leaders and community leaders gathered for a discussion forum organized by the Rapid City Area