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i've got the commentatorjoe phillips and the commentator joe phillips and the political consultant alexdean. good evening. good evening . of good evening. good evening. of you. you know the drill as well, don't you? and how? it's not just those three. it is just about those three. it is very about you at home very much about you at home tonight. what's on your mind on this international women's day? i'm not one, actually, who goes around the pink and high fiving myself today. does eight international women's day mean anything to you? i wonder, by the way, how much longer this day will exist , because if day will even exist, because if some that the some people are that way, the women access anyway. do you women want access anyway. do you care? do you celebrate? i don't . and i'm afraid it's like so many it's been by many things. it's been by corporates ridiculous corporates and ridiculous marketing . i think in marketing campaigns. i think in the beginning it was it was quite a good idea and it does allow all suggests that, you know, you can focus on it. and certainly in schools and pla

good morning to you, les alex phillips just been given a break and some way after a very nice meal.ng a great job. i write st patrick's day. so you got an irish story us that is not particularly happy . no, no. not particularly happy. no, no. as you like to look the world and see what's going on because it happening in it puts whatever's happening in the some kind of context. the uk some kind of context. it's easy for us to beat ourselves up and like, oh, it's all rubbish here and the rest of the world's some big utopia, so we live in vacuums, we all we don't live in vacuums, we all interact. so is st interact. so that is st patrick's but this is patrick's day. but this is a piece about irish housing and the impact that immigration has had on. and of course you and i play had on. and of course you and i play with our heritage would not be sitting here if our ancestors had not migrated it in search of a better life they were coming from a war zone time that they did but they were economic migrants. my great grandma came over because she was starving and the family couldn't do anythin

phillip mena. the defense will begin closing arguments in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. the prosecution got this turn yesterday, painting him as a disbarred lawyer under trouble and couldn't take it anymore >> and they were all reach ago crescendo the day his wife and son were murdered by him >> prosecutors hammering murdaugh on the lie he was caught telling he claimed he was never at the family kennel that night, except he was, coming clean about his lie on the stand the state also replaying video of what they say are misleading statements murdaugh made to police earlier, the jury visited the scene of the crime, seeing the two separate locations where murdaugh's wife maggie and son paul were found shot to death. the defense requested the tour saying it would help everyone understand spatially, the layout of the crime scene >> the prosecution laid out a dramatic picture of their version of events on june 7, 20 2001 2021 ultimately, they branded him as a heartless and conniving murderer, telling the jury he fooled everyone. >> and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they

phillip mena. >> after a few hours of d delibe deliberations, the jury condition convicted alex murdaugh on all fours up to life in prison. >>> former president trump can be sued over the events of january 6th. attorneys for the doj said mr. trump does not have absolute immunity by lawsuits filed by police officers and members of congress with the events of the day. the brief did stop short of saying the former president is libel for the riot he faces absolutes from two capitol police officers and members of congress. trump's lawyers argue he was acting within the bounds of his official duties and no intention to spark violence. >>> the house ethics committee is opening investigation against george santos. the sub committee will determine if the republican engaged in unlawful activity in the campaign and violated conflict of interest laws and than gaug -- engaged in sexual misconduct he is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the best shot you will see all day. beating the buzzer in dramatic fashion. >> gophers cooper for the win! bucket >> the step back and bursting the bubble for rutgers tourna

phillip in washington. disgraced south carolina lawyer and now convicted killer alex murdaugh will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge handing down that sentence this morning after a jury needed less than three hours to find murdaugh guilty of murdering his wife, maggie, and his son, paul. >> -- in the murder of your wife, maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him for the retsst of your natural life. >> judge clifton newman notably getting very personal before handing down that sentence, talking about knowing alex murdaugh and his family and that alex was a well-respected and gregorius person, but the judge also made it clear that he agreed with that guilty verdict handed out by the jury. he accused murdaugh of duplicitous conduct in the courtroom and on the witness stand and he said the lies finally caught up with him. cnn's dianne gallagher is here outside of the courthouse in walterboro, south carolina. diane, it was really the last just 24 hours here ve

alex . thank you for that. we appreciate it tune in to cnn. primetime tonight when abby phillip takes a look at tiktok future she's going to host is time up for tiktok tonight at nine. eastern, the faa is laying out some new steps to help prevent close calls between airplanes. this is coming after an alarming number of these near collisions that we've been seeing this year at airports all around the country. we have cnn aviation correspondent pete montini joining us live. tell us what we learned about these new guidelines. pete transportation secretary pete buddha judge brianna just spoke about this on capitol hill. and he says that category a and category b runway incursions with their officially called the most severe type of these on or near runway collisions were happening at a rate of about one every month. now, he says, the rate has doubled, which is really caused the faa to try and act here. they've really laid out two different prongs of this issuing a bulletin two pilots underscoring to them that they should be extra vigilant as they fly, but also this five point plan t

phillip in washington. glad to have you. here right now in south carolina, there are major developments in alex murdaugh's double murder trial. the prosecution now respond ing after the defense presented its closing arguments yesterday. defense attorney jim griffin made an emotional plea when wrapping up his presentation. >> there are two words that justice demands this thises case and those two words are not guilty. the oath you have taken in this case it requires a verdict not dwlt. on behalf of alex, of buster, on behalf of maggie and on behalf of my friend paul, i respectfully request that you do not compound a family tragedy with another thank you. >> just before closing arguments began, the judge remove d a jurr for discussing the case outside of the trial. diane gallagher is outside of the court in south carolina. diane, what more did the defense say today as they were presenting to the jury in these final hours of this trial? >> reporter: jim griffin spoke for about 2 hours and 15 minutes in his closing argument. he hit three major points. the first being the fact that alex murdaugh says he didn't do this. he's innoc