it's hard not to be with you agree, mr prosecutor.sion is adjourned until 11 am tomorrow. it was a normal day no. everything is fine. i am not tired. no, you shouldn’t come up to us now, because i think it’s not necessary, just provoke it now, you understand? well, you said he closed up, maybe. i have to create everything. look, come on another time, because we're really doing well. he's all right. yes, he eats well. here, maybe he will play some games, just give him time, and in the end ends. you are right. if he wants to be alone, he, let him be right. will we see you at work tomorrow? i kiss you all bye. i'm sure the best man wins. i don’t understand at all why they called me here for money, i borrowed it, he gave the subject a long time ago, they closed the adhesive tape found at the crime scene and said that it had been used for several months. i have 200 people working for me. what can i know by sight? the employees of your company have learned evidence. they often saw you together question. why don't i know her then? think, the

mr. prosecutor? what is he doing right there? >> well, he's summing up in front of the jury.ng this question, but really he's letting the jury know this is how ridiculous his story is and this is what you're going to hear during my summation. >> what they did, the prosecution, they laid the foundation through the financial crimes of showing he's a liar. and the other thing they did was pretty effective, they said, look, you spoke to all these clients, you lied to them and you looked them in the eye. what was alex murdaugh doing looking that jury in the eye, giving them a story? you're going to hear on summation same way he looked at you, same way he looked at his clients, he's lying. >> so after these two wild days on the stand, it's not over yet, but we're going to be next week heading into closings, so we think. would you rather be the defense or prosecution heading into closings? >> uh, neither. [ laughter ] >> and, good, you're not. >> exactly. but i think the reality is both have something to argue. i think the defense will argue in terms of he had no motivation to do th

mrs. the prosecutor also requested the maximum punishment for the main defendant in the criminal case, inessaiverdiyeva, according to the russian legislation for women. this is 25 years of the colony. a woman will serve such a punishment only in a general regime colony. unlike men who can be punished in a strict regime colony , taverdiyeva fully admitted their guilt, the youngest of the murders, victoria, had the audacity to ask for leniency and said that she wanted to be free to start a family and give birth to children, the court did not come out. sentenced her to a quarter of a century, such conclusions. inessa taverdieva and sergei sinelnik received terms. anastasia sinelnik will have to spend behind bars. a little less than 24 years in prison, this sentence became one of the most severe for women in the history of justice in modern russia, however, with such a terrible baggage of crime and behind the back of a group of leniency, no one expected ksenia kliman anton dubnov maxim the ninth aikin and olga zhirenkova vesti the duty part is urgent news. i am now coming from the yaroslavl regio

mrs. the prosecutor also requested for the main person involved in the criminal case, inessa taverdiyeva maximumccording to russian law for a woman. it was 25 years in prison that the accusation was based on the testimony of inessa herself and she and her daughter were completely found guilty . victoria plucked up the audacity to ask, and indulgence stated that she wanted to be free to start a family and have children , the court sentenced and carried victoria taverdeev, as well as sergei sinelnik 25 years of imprisonment anastasia sinelnik will spend behind bars a year less than women will serve their sentence. in a penal colony, most often they sew hmm probably 90% of the time uh, then uh, they're eligible for a date depending on the regime. it can be either once every six months, or once a quarter a date on the transfer link such that there are some categories of medicine. mm. ah. here are the condemned women. i don’t remember, only killers are treated very badly somewhere, if we talk about the practice of such sentences of similar decisions, i can’t say that we have a lot of such sentences .

mrs. the prosecutor also requested the maximum punishment for the main defendant in the criminal case, inessadiyeva, according to russian law for a woman. it's 25 years old colonies. a woman will serve such a punishment only in a general regime colony. unlike men who can be sentenced in a strict regime colony , taverdiev fully admitted their guilt, the younger ones from the murder. victoria plucked up the audacity to ask for indulgence and said that she wanted to be free to start a family and have children, the court did not come out. sentenced her to a quarter of a century, such conclusions. inessa taverdilo and sergey sinelnik anastasia sinelnik will have to spend behind bars. a little less than 24 years in a colony , this sentence became one of the most severe for women in the history of justice in modern russia, however, with such a terrible baggage of crime behind the group, no one expected softness from here blue tribes. anton dubnov maksimkin and olga zherenkova highly artistic vandalism metropolitan officials have taken up street hooligans who paint the facades of houses and stairwell

the management does not have the procedural powers that are assigned to a simple prosecutor. thank you, mriy serhii gorbatyuk, former chief department of special investigations of the head of the general prosecutor's office of ukraine, who also ran for the position of the head of the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine , we were in touch. now we will talk about how the orientations of cultural figures are changing in connection with this terrible war, we are in touch. willikha psalom is a famous finnish actor, also known to viewers in the post-soviet space. hello, spemhub wrote in the end. good evening. well, actually, we want to talk to you. about how your attitude to reality has changed after the beginning of this war, that you are a star of any comparison to me for the russian eh viewers for many viewers on a-a post eh soviet space you know the special features of the national pog-hoty takoy eternal besstr and pour out this film , but nevertheless, you are the ones who understand how much we understand. that's why he condemns the war and helps ukraine. how did your takoy happen a

mr. dr. mortazavi, the prosecutor, and this also shows victory over competition, and in fact, the minister ofustries. and beautiful business and they also had a meeting with the deputy of the central bank during their trip to tehran so that we could follow up the exchange mechanism of money and currency and the relations between the two countries. between us and zaiba, according to your words, zaiba is under the influence of western pressures and sanctions , but with all these economic pressures that it is enduring, we have always seen that principled positions in international forums it is in support of the islamic republic of iran, and especially the negative vote that is beautiful resolutions against iran, especially in human rights and nuclear issues, support and support for the republic of zimbabwe in international forums, especially the political of the islamic republic of iran . it is one of the most important countries in south africa and it has created many opportunities for us and we are engaged in economic interaction with zimbabwe, although the trade balance is in our favor . toba

prosecutor? >> no, that's what you said, mr. waters. >> how am i mischaracterizing it from your perspective, mr. murdaugh? isn't that what you heard? isn't that what you just said, excuse me. >> no, sir, that's not what i said. >> all right. say it again. >> i believe those guys were trying to help me. i believe they care about me. i believe they thought i was in a condition such that i shouldn't talk to anybody. i mean, those guys had to prop me up, help me get myself together just to be able to go talk to david owens. they were trying to help me, but before that, that was just one of the many things that i believe led to that situation sitting in there where those paranoid thoughts came to me, them talking about not talking to anybody without a lawyer, checking my hands, the fact that i got a pocket full of pills in my pocket. i was the person who found maggie and paul, my distrust for s.l.e.d., all of those factors combined and made me -- i also know him asking me about maggie and pau-pau contributed to that paranoia. all i'm

mr. righteous prosecutor of wall street crooks and mossy mafiosi. -- he's lucky at the very end because theren he decides, i'm going to monetize my -- reputation and spends the next 20 years of his life doing and going further and further into disgrace as finally -- a kind of consigliere to the ultimate american gangster in donald trump. so, that's my pitch. >> yeah. and one of the recurring battlefronts of his life has been divorce court, we are it may have been as dramatic and crazy and histrionic as a new york city tabloid divorce can be. but his first marriage was by far the most peculiar. he married a girl he grew up with who was his cousin who he then claimed he did not know was his cousin when he went to the vatican to get that marriage and notes, which he succeeded in doing which men of certain positions were able to do in those days. >> yeah. that was strange. and of course, it kept on, his marital life and the ends of those kept on being strange. he, of course, famously, while he was mayor, declared that his mistress, who became his wife subsequently was taking over from -- the firs

mr. yet mike had prosecutor general, the office of the prosecutor general. everybody is working hard every day to make sure it is up and running. this is a very sophisticated mechanism. we and actually i have to say there are other countries they, history you need to political will in unit unification. and un has been very useful in that respect because the, any government country leader can receive support and to that process. and we're working on that as well. we are convinced that the resolutions will be supported and voted for. this is actually the netherlands. we're working with mars, i'm arguing to we're working with mr. risha, so not from the u. k, with other countries as well. we are thinking about the compensation mechanism. there has already been few steps already in our baltic, friends, ah, very helpful and bold ticker for trio and paula and they have been supportive along the way. they supported us with everything we asked for. why is it so hard? because as well to address the 1st part of your question, these institutions that you referred to, a

prosecutor? >> yes. >> all right. >> all right mr. murdaugh, can you state your full name for me? >> richard alexander murdaugh. >> spell your last names, sir. >> murdaugh. >> all right. and you go by alex? >> yes, sir. >> date of birth, mr. murdaugh. >> may 27, 1968. >> enter phone number. >> 803-942-1227. >> all right, sir. >> so, what was your name? >> dan henderson. >> okay. >> all right. this date has been known, and [indistinct] i hate to have to do this. >> i understand my totally understand, sir. you don't have >> you hadn't decided to lie right there, correct? >> i don't believe so. >> you told david owen that you understood that he had to ask questions and you did what you need to do, correct? >> that is what i told him. >> your honor, this might be a good time for a break. >> ladies and gentlemen, addressing the jury, we will break to 2:15. go to the jury room, please, and not discuss the case. >> john: ok, taking a break in the alec murdaugh trial as alec murdaugh gives gripping testimony for a second day in a row, this time the prosecutor trying to poke holes in the s

the exchange rate . photo you showed it was the day before yesterday e on equipment and the prosecutor general, mrspoke about it, there were 40,000, and it was only the first tranche, too, land, land in ukraine is expensive ah, unfortunately, there are also those who want to be called on this, i want to say right away that the position of the regional military administration ah you know us in the leadership, colonel marchenko, we have, including his entourage and people who went through the russian-ukrainian war and are going through it today, including in various positions, then you understand our attitude to such general actions, to put it mildly uh this will not happen and it will happen in just three days , there will only be detention and punishment and punishment. of course, a decision will be made within a day as far as turnover there is concerned. this is a corrupt scheme and it existed in several regions , the investigation will continue, the information will be given in our investigation . of course, odesa is heard, it is clear what to write. there is some other populated place, it is cl

armed forces of ukraine, ex-head of the special investigations department of the general prosecutor's office, mr. serhiy. glory to ukraine glory to the heroes good evening thank you defense of our country found an opportunity to join our broadcast and talk about an equally important topic. actually, you were a candidate for the position of director of the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine, quite a bit . then you criticized the competition commission and it was fair for the mistakes in the questions . now the competition for the director is going on. nabu he is in the final stage, but there are certain reservations, in particular from the public sector, that this process is being somewhat forced, we had enough time to choose ... the demands from our partners have not gone anywhere, that's why it's happening now. well, yes, in turbo mode, if you can say, do you definitely share this opinion from the point of view of speeding up and defining some deadlines, there is a week or two weeks, so this is a certain pressure on the commission, which should not be, taking into account the fact that

mr. palyv. well, then let’s start with the prosecutor general’s office.they drop out, let’s go with the prosecutor’s office now and let’s start. how do you evaluate the dismissal, literally, how much less was it? a week ago, a little more than a week ago, oleksiy symonenko from the position of deputy prosecutor general of ukraine after his trip to sunny spain. well, the transfer to the polish airport . do you evaluate this story, were there grounds for the dismissal of oleksiy symonenko . after this leave from his post, i am asking ukrainians today that those who identify themselves as ukrainians are in the trenches and dying the principles of a large number of the world of the ukrainian nation, civil servants, officials of the general prosecutor's office of other bodies of both the executive and legislative powers must , must necessarily have some moral things in themselves, and if during a war, a severe, fierce war, a civil servant does the official of any body allow himself to fight, it is clear that he has no place in the bodies of either the executiv

mr. fonberg, military prosecutor's office. she's a nice girl, but she just worked for me.tand that you are the main suspects, i order you both, and the existence of the fonberg, to forget him for any interrogations, is not called under the laws of wartime . you are amazing see this man. new series i am svetlana reshetneva, author of resistant varieties wheat and a participant in the russian bread project and this is the moment when i decided what i want to become my father experimented with art of apples, and my interest in science will grow. cultivate an interest in science from childhood decade of science and technology rf lord, i'm happy to have sasha after the first meeting. checks with a deadly plague, you don't have to be very smart not to expect an incredible nationalist explosion very soon. all over the world. here, think. think over this. what's going on in the world. i was never a communist at 39 year was arrested as an anti-stress. i have written 30 critical books and yet. i'm telling you what's going on in the world, the cold war was a real war. we are talking

. >> during cross examination, murdaugh clashed with -- lead prosecutor. >> mr.o try to get through this quicker -- >> you may want to get through a quicker. but we are not. so, answer the question. >> evidence presented in court shows murdaugh also travel to his mother's house and -- he explained he was simply trying to locate his phone in his car. >> where were you during that minute? or however long it was? we disposing of murder weapons, alex? were you disposing of bloody clothes? >> no. >> what about that blue rain jacket recovered from the mother's house, one state witness said it had a substantial amount of gunshot residue on the inside. the state suggested that he wrapped up and disposed of the murder weapon with it. >> the balloon rain jacket, have you've seen it before? >> never seen it before, never touched it, i do not know anything about it. >> several times during cross examination, the prosecutor accused murdaugh of being a little bit tuber hearst with his responses. >> how many times have you practiced that answer for your testimony? >> i've never

mr. trump. the prosecutors have sought approval from a federal judge to invoke what is known as the crime fraud exception which allows them to work around attorney-client privilege when they have reason to believe that legal advice or legal services have been used in furthering a crime. the fact that prosecutors invoked the exception in a sealed motion to compel the testimony of the lawyer evan corcoran suggests that they believe mr. trump or his allies might have used mr. corcoran's services in that way. evan corcoran is the lawyer who met with federal investigators last june and handed over more than 30 government documents in response to a justice department subpoena served on donald trump. at that time the donald another donald trump lawyer, christina bobb signed a statement swearing that they conducted what they called a diligent search. that was their phrase, a diligent search. for all government documents in donald trump's possession at his florida home. that statement was written by evan corcoran and that statement proved to be false. six weeks later, the fbi executed a search warrant a

mr. fedorov, does this story remind you of the story of the council of the previous convocation, when the law on the prosecutoreral’s office was changed under yury lutsenko, and for a person without specialized education to become the prosecutor general now under kirill budanov, we understand under whom this is being done, the law on the ministry of defense and then well, they made fun of your political opponents for this, now they make fun of you , there are no similar analogies no, i don't have legs because i really remember the situation when the law on the prosecutor's office was changed specifically under mr. lutsenko. when i was giving lectures , i gave it to my students as an example of insufficient qualifications. the qualification of the military profession of many military personnel. by the way, not only mr. budanov can be a minister or can be offered the position of minister of defense. we now have a lot of professional military generals who have demonstrated extraordinary effectiveness on the battlefield, and any of them may also be proposed by the president, and in this case, the fact of qualifica

prosecutor's office did not provide a already before the actual interview stage, no, if a-a had not confirmed his leadership experience , although, well, actually, if the situation had been embellished, knowing that mrv has an influence on the actual prosecutor’s office , well, it is quite direct, but from the list, which is now the 11th candidate, there is a sufficient number to choose three worthy ones, among whom the cabinet of ministers will already be determined according to the law, but we'll see , because professionalism is also enough, let's say yes, and it's an objectively subjective factor . let's see what the criteria will actually be take into account the commission, so far i have a restrained positive assessment of this competition, especially considering the dull attention that is attached to it, because when the manager was chosen from the car after the competition was actually over , the appointment process continued for six months, and here the cabinet of ministers will choose between three candidates and what is the procedure after the selection, the entire cabinet will meet and they will vote for each rating vote or how it will proceed, that is , the commission will propose three

. >> reporter: during cross-examination, murdaugh clashed at times with the lead prosecutor. >> mr.ers, just to try to get through this quicker, i admit -- >> i know you want the get through it quicker, but we're not. so answer the question. >> evidence presented in court also shows murdaugh drove to his mother's house at 9:06 p.m. that night, and paused briefly if her driveway. he explained he was simply trying to locate his phone in his car. >> were you during that minute or however long it was, were you disposing of murder weapons, alex? >> no. >> were you disposing of bloody clothes? >>> no. >> reporter: and what about that blue rain jacket recovered from his mother's house? one state's witness said it had a substantial amount of gunshot residue on the inside. the state suggested murdaugh used it to wrap up and dispose of the murder weapons. >> this blue rain jacket, have you ever seen that before? >> never seen it before, never touched it. i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: several times during cross-examination, the prosecutor accused murdaugh of being a bit too rehe

mr. trump. the prosecutors have sought approval from a federal judge to invoke what is known as the crime fraud exception which allows them to work around attorney-client privilege when they have reason to believe that the legal advice or legal services have been used in furthering a crime. now you may recall that mr. corcoran reportedly drafted a statement last summer testing to the fact that no further classified documents remained at mar-a-lago. that was just a few months before fbi agents conducted a search of the property and recovered an additional 100 documents with classification markings. so what is all this mean for the former president? joining us now it's bradley moss, the national security attorney who routinely represents officials with matters of pertain to classified documents. bradley thank you for being with us. first let's get the reaction of this breaking news from the new york times is nbc's confirmed? >> absolutely alex. this is pretty significant information and it certainly shows that the special counsel continues to move forward and continues to borough deeper and deepe

anything to do with the death of her son will be held accountable and we will leave that for the prosecutors. >> mr. crump, what is the timing of any civil litigation against the city of memphis? >> we're trying to get the completed autopsy report in our hands, but we will be seeking full justice for tyre nichols. that is criminal culpability, civil accountability, and as my co-counsel van turner said, policy. we want legislative action, because getting justice for tyre isn't about just having accountability of these officers. it is about trying to prevent anybody else from being killed in this manner. one last question. >> you said that you saw the text that -- [ inaudible ] >> no, i didn't see the text. they told us about the text and they told us all of this stuff that is rampant out there on social media is completely untrue. it is bogus. and they know that the text messages who they went to had nothing to do with all this stuff that you all have been hearing on social media and some of you have reported. and the only reason that they thought it was important and i think it is important to spea

mr. fund, the military prosecutor's office. she's a nice girl, but she just worked for me. after all, you understand that you are the main suspects, i order you both, and the existence of vonberg, to forget him for any interrogations, is not expressive according to the laws of wartime. yes, of course, after his escape behind us becomes a cart, we will have a place to hide. new series zakharova maria vladimirovna director of the department of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation she is the first woman in the history of russia to be appointed to the post of diplomat of such a high level candidate of historical sciences speaks english and chinese mead's voice is one of the most quoted russian diplomats her well-aimed strict and witty comments instantly scatter around the world dear college i apologize for the voice, but arvi and no one canceled work. here the bundles sat down, he had the honor of being distrusted, by the way, by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of the great country of our country, russia, the speaker. mida cha

so what the prosecutors will try to learn from mr. him to answer these kinds of questions are what conversations did you have with donald trump? what knowledge did he have about the documents? what did you know still existed on the premises when you helped prepare, as mr. corcoran did, a document talking about the classified documents having been already turned over. and what did donald trump know? so it allows prosecutors a very free hand to build this obstruction of justice case that donald trump was intentionally misleading the government about his continued possession of classified documents. >> got it, okay. let me ask you while i have you about something unrelated because this just in to cnn. a source tells us the justice department leadership has decided not to charge florida congressman matt gaetz in that sex trafficking probe. this comes after last year the investigators in the case had recommended against charges. your reaction? >> well, kasie, people often ask me how is it that donald trump has been accused of so many thing

mr. pavly good day. greetings. the prosecutorneral's office said that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, russia has illegally deported from ukraine according to official data, and in fact the real figure may be even ten times higher, uh, 16,000 children. these are the children they are taking away. they are not doing it for for their sake, what is the goal of the russians, first of all, the figure well, what well, it is more because these are the numbers, which are, well, that is, there are statistics of the prosecutor general 's office, here are other law enforcement agencies, which were not simply proven, but the question is that the russians are they do it with only one goal, that is, there are several components, first of all, it is actually to reduce human costs, even in the aggression of the country against ukraine, that is , for every one russian killed, they take away 10 children . they have a problem, demographers calculated that today, as of 2023, there are 50% more ethnic youth in them than youth of slavic

prosecutors office. there is, right now, sort of a serious counter argument against mr. pomerantz and his case and what charges he wants to bring. there's an argument against him on the substance. there's also justice free floating lawyer fury out there over sufficient publish anything about the case. but then i can tell you, that is gladiatorial combat among lawyers that i'm very interested in watching. but i'm not at all interesting in joining. that i am not one of those gladiators. i'm not, in fact, a lawyer. top white -- buffer better for worth we do not get the benefit of what mike pomerantz has can describe to us. as the strength of the evidence against trump. it's potential weaknesses. the potential charges against trump. and the wherewithal of the prosecutors, in new york at, least appear to trump in their sights. from mr. pomerantz's book, for example, we learned that there were at least nine, he lists nine, different methods of criminal inquiry to trump by the da's office when mr. pomerantz came on board in late 2020. nine key. he tells us that serious consider

mr. fonberg, mallorca, military prosecutor's office. she's a nice girl, but she just worked for me.spect, i order both of you, and the existence of vonberg, forget for a single what interrogations do not call him, according to the laws of wartime. you are amazing women, check it out again if parents need what is who? so he did, if he suddenly steals, then no more than a kilometer of the car drove according to the laws of wartime . you are the subject of my professional pride , dr. preobrazhensky. what happened? who does not want everyone wants, they will get everything. on february 27 , the day of the special operations forces of russia , we congratulate all our guys who are involved in special military operations, which are all over the world, in fact participated in military operations and defended the honor and defend the honor of our country on the front line, i want to say that these people are from the special operations forces. this is the real supermen, not hollywood, not cinematic, the real russians in the broad sense of the word. happy holidays to superman. thank you for y

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according to the nasyri plan , which was just completed by the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office. thank you, mr. andrii. i'm sorry, because i will be fired from my job . iryna koval, she is already sitting. we can't allow it. was with us and concluded optimistically that the fight against corruption is and will continue to be pleasant, and it is even more pleasant to give the floor to verina koval, who will introduce you to the latest news, sir mykola, well, i thank you very much and i couldn't even interrupt you because it was a very relevant topic. i am also interested in the fight against corruption of all ukrainians , and i thank you for raising them on our broadcast. there are in the regions and i will also say maybe about the weapons that will be provided to us , wait news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio iryna koval welcomes all viewers half a million residents of odessa and the region remain without electricity due to an accident at a high-voltage substation, so far it has been possible to restore critical infrastructure, heat, water supply, drainage work as usual during th

mr. jeffries: stacey plaskett is a former federal prosecutor, worked closely with the f.b.i., the department of justice, to make the american people safe. she's distinguished herself as a member of congress, including during the second impeachment trial of president donald trump. she halls the leadership, the int detect -- she has the leadership, the intellect and the professional experience to do the job that's necessary to push back against the extremists who will be temporarily running the show in the context of so-called weaponization subcommittee on judiciary. and so does every other member that we've chosen to represent house democrats. reporter: [indiscernible] -- productive or house republicans bring the vote up on representative omar. if that's the case, in your eye, what was more productive in the last congress to -- [indiscernible] -- marjorie taylor greene off committees? is there a big difference between the two in your eyes? mr. jeffries: yeah. the distinction and many of our members have said this and many will publicly on the floor, is that the line should be drawn when there

mr. hosseini and his colleagues based in the earthquake-affected areas of the city. khoi, the head of the judiciary, ordered all the chiefs of justices and prosecutorscross the country to provide the conditions for the implementation of the recent decree of the revolutionary leader , mr. mohseni ajei, in the meeting of the supreme council of the judiciary, also told the heads of the justices and prosecutors that a case has been filed against individuals. subject to f at any stage where it is to be closed according to the supreme leader's order, and he will deal with it as soon as possible, they organized delegations to very quickly adapt the standards and criteria that have been achieved in both of these delegations very carefully, and the examples that should be benefited to themselves as soon as possible. it is announced to the society that the head of the judicial system had a recommendation for those who were acquitted and sentenced to receive a reduced sentence . it will be forgiven or the prison yard will be discounted it will be found that my imprisonment will be reduced, my imprisonment will be reduced , i will release you sooner, i can take

. >> reporter: during cross-examination, murdaugh clashed at times with the lead prosecutor. >> mr.- >> i know you want the get through it quicker, but we're not. so answer the question. >> reporter: evidence shows murdaugh drove to his mother's house at 9:06 p.m. that night and paused briefly in her driveway. he explained he was simply trying to locate his phone in his car. >> were you during that minute or however long it was, were you disposing of murder weapons, alex? >>> no. >> were you disposing of bloody clothes? >> no. >> reporter: and what about that blue rain jacket recovered from his mother's house? one state's witness said it had a substantial amount of gunshot residue on the inside. the state suggested murdaugh used it to wrap up and dispose of the murder weapons. >> this blue rain jacket, have you ever seen it before? >> never seen it before, never touched it, don't know anything about it. >> reporter: several times during cross-examination, the prosecutor accused murdaugh of being a bit too rehearsed with his responses. >> how many times have you practiced that answer

out there suspended a prosecutor for mr. griffi during a child molester charged with murder who claims to now be a trans woman. why should that be a factor? if you commit murder, you should be charged with murder.d murderer. she reported she purportedly beat a man to death in the woods, butedia b according to the media mob, the real threat to america thatd would be floridaor ron d governor ron desantis because because he all to execute a violent criminal who murdered two peoplet . thusiastically in fact, many in the media mob enthusiastically promoted the murderous final statement, quote, i know i hurt people peol when i was young.e youn i really messed upg.. but i know ron desantis has done a lot worse. i doubt he killed people. now, keep in mind, florida's crime rate has dropped to a 50 year low, with murder downlo 14%. and of course, n murdeo state is immune from any crime.oo but take a look at your screen. look at flagler county,. florida, a six foot six , two hundred and seventy pound high school student. look at this,

mr. pomerantz tells us that in conjunction with the d.a. telling prosecutors in his office that they could go ahead with their plans to charge trump, mark pomerantz says they did, in fact, draw up draft charging languages -- excuse me, draft charging language for an potential charges against trump. so that's all new. we didn't know any of that. and, again, there is wild free-flowing lawyer rage, rage in lawyer circles about mark pomerantz having let us know rc that information at all. but, of course, i'm greedy.ti it just all makes me want to know more.l here is mark pomerantz. veteran new york lawyer, former federal prosecutor, formerly a o special assistant district os attorney in the new york d.a.'s office, working there specifically on the investigation of former president donald j. trump.do thank you for being here. >> thank you for inviting me, and i appreciate it.ou i appreciate the opportunity to talk to you. >> i don't think that i am creating more free-flowing rage about you by letting the hi audience know that there is a w lot of it, but i have to a

mr. viktor . viktor chumak was with us. the prosecutor of ukraine in the 19-20th years thank you for your comments are moving on, we continue to talk about rammstein today, uh, another day, uh , of these meetings at the level of defense ministers of allied countries in 54 partner states. oleksandra merezhka, people's deputy of ukraine , chairman of the verkhovna rada's committee on foreign policy, inter-parliamentary cooperation, oleksandra good health , good morning. well, how do you assess what is happening now at rammstein and what has already we can, as they say, find a practical reality for ukraine with weapons. well, i perceive it very positively because, well , first of all, statements are heard and continue to be heard about the fact that western countries will provide technical support to ukraine as long as it is needed, and we see that they are doing very well understand what is happening now at the front in general, why ukraine needs to get the necessary tanks and planes and other types of weapons as soon as possible, and they understand that all this they will only strengthen the neces

requests for confirmation of information to the press service of the prosecutor general's office, so far they have not answered the alleged mr. serhiy about what this is a story if we are talking about the trust our international partners have in us in providing the assistance they provide and we want them to continue to provide it. even here it is dirty, surely no one of us had a suspicion that due to the war in ukraine, it has decreased, well no. yes, this does not happen to us entered into a war with a high level of corruption, of course we are in a war with a high level of management, just like during every war, it does not matter whether it is the ukrainian war or some other war in other countries , the potential always increases for certain corruption transactions, because there is a lot of secrecy in things related to the war, and in fact, the more transparency, the less corruption, on the contrary , there is naturally less transparency here. and of course , there is a potential for corruption transactions, i cannot say anything specifically about all the cases. i do not know about these specific people, nothing, but

mr. pomerantz's investigation i came to the same conclusion as several senior prosecutors involved in therought on. more work was needed. put another way, mr. pomerantz's plane wasn't ready for takeoff. here to discuss this is legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elliott williams. this is, obviously, a person who you selling a book, but on the substance of the allegations here, is there a difference of opinion here, just two prosecutors differing on how to proceed? or is pomerantz right that trump got special consideration because he's a former president? >> i think you touched right on it saying there's a difference of opinion. you see this all the time in workplaces around the country but prosecutor's offices around the country. let's be clear, mark pomerantz in this book makes a compelling case for charging former president trump with a crime. there's a few problems that get glossed over, frankly, in the 60 minutes interview. so much of this attention on alvin bragg the current district attorney, but doesn't talk about cyrus vance, the former district attorney who had the case g

mr. murdaugh, is you as a lawyer and prosecutor are up at 9:02 finally having your phone in your hand movingl these phone calls to manufacture an alibi, is that not true? >> that's absolutely incorrect. >> reporter: the state suggesting murdaugh changed his story to fit the evidence confronting him with his litany of lies to law partners, friends and family. >> you lied to maggie, didn't you? >> i did lie to maggie. >> you lied to paul? >> sometimes. >> you lied to your father? >> i'm sure i did at some point. >> reporter: murdaugh admitting to each one. >> i have lied well over a decade. >> joining us is abc news legal contributor and managing partner of the cochran firm, channa lloyd. thank you so much for being with us, channa. so let's just get right to this. alex murdaugh's latest appearance on the stand, do you think it helped him or hurt him? >> honestly, eva, his testimony hurt him substantively and his testimony he had to admit that he lied to law enforcement. he lied about certain aspects of the investigation and he had to admit to the effects of his addiction, which affecte contin

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and the prosecutor makes a direct comment on mr. ad. it's in prosecutor dan oyasato's final argument, his own words, "who was alone with her? he was alone with her. he was there. he would know. if he doesn't tell us, we can only look to shirlene and see what her body tells us. " >> the fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination is a constitutional right that can be rendered meaningless if the prosecution gets to comment on it. >> and nobody stood up and said, "i object, your honor? " >> it's amazing. the trial lawyer said nothing. the judge said nothing. >> those five words, "if he doesn't tell us, " would be the basis for edmund's appeal. >> the most serious offense is commenting on the failure to take the witness stand. but we're supposed to be professionals, and we're not supposed to make those kinds of mistakes. >> did you write your closing argument? >> i write an outline. i commit it to memory. >> so, how did that line come out? prosecutor dan oyasato said it was a mere slip of the tongue. >> what i was trying to do w

i think that here is the anti-corruption prosecutor's office , its new leader is already mr. klymenko , as far as i know, they study the materials very carefully and once they went to a trial with them means that they have, or had at that time , certain reasons to suspect the ex-minister of abuse of power, but when there are brilliant decisions , it is always for the law enforcement officers, from the point of view of the evidence, the question is always very difficult. well, for now as i remember, there was once a similar decision by the cabinet of ministers where it was impossible to bring to criminal responsibility an official who approved collegial decisions , it is necessary to be clear here but such responsibility is called collective irresponsibility victory, then everyone here, we won, we won and when to answer it is necessary. well, it was adopted collegially. so no one is personally responsible for this document. it is necessary to look at the document itself, perhaps under it or on the reverse side, the managers did not sign departments that this can be a certain r