that he would say now admits it insinuated that alex was off to the cash bounty . but that's not all the documentary fabricated or at least seriously exaggerated. it also claim that pizza hitchens the agenda to follow these complaints against the documentary in the very 1st place, shall the russian and syrian state views on the complex that these attacks were indeed staged. and yes, the claims have been withdrawn by the b b. c. but aligning hitchens with the russian, syrian official view leave to worry and question about anyone stepping out of line automatically being pitted as spinning. and i'm to watch the narrative. as to alex is dealings with journalists, although he had collaborated with journalists who held, employed the same views on the war as the russian and 3 governments. he had also collaborated with journalists of whom that could not be said, mister hitchens, among them. if they say, suppose that the ball can tackle narratives rather than spin and create them all whistling the bbc has backtracked on that. and well, peter hitch and to push the b. c to fa

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of a former inspector from the organization for the partition of chemical weapons under the name alex was included. only it suggests that alex is. disclosures has been motivated. barbara ward of a $100000.00 offered by wikileaks. now, just to be clear, no such reward was ever paid according to ricki lake itself. but why does the bbc remember this? this serious is the result of sorrow journalism and meets to be b, c's editorial standards. a number of your points are based on inaccurate interpretations of the contents of the serious and we would suggest listening again for clarification. as appropriate. we approached individuals where allegations were raced. invite exam, as well as others to respond to what is reported in the program. was sent by the investigation and now we're journalism. yes, it was a b, c. talking about the same documentary off the journalists are and must a sensible casa. his question about how the documentary series failed to mention reports i found to be received on this rhymes. lastly, that the attack may have been staged and how it will to down damming verdict by fo

planned, who -- i would like to know who knew where alex would be. what wasxt message? griff: susan, just in the last 30 seconds i've got with you, do you anticipate that the patriarch who, fortunately, is alive and talkative, alex murdaugh, will indeed talk? >> i believe if he gives any statements, he, of course, will have the advice of talented, very competenting legal counsel. so that remains to be seen. griff: susan williams, south carolina defense attorney. please keep us posted. thank you for your insight. >> good-bye for now. alicia: top biden officials now heading to the middle east hoping to use diplomacy to rescue the last americans stuck in afghanistan. next, the key challenges standing between those u.s. citizens and freedom. ♪♪ knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ libert

under the name alex was included, only it suggests that alex is. disclosures has been motivated by reward of a $100000.00 offered by wiki leaks. now, just to be clear, no such reward was ever paid according to ricki lake itself that he would say now admits it insinuated that alex was off to the cash bounty. but that's all the documentary fabricated or at least seriously exaggerated. it also claimed that pizza hitchens, the janice, you follow these complaints against the documentary in the very 1st place, chad, the russian and syrian state views on the conflict that these attacks were indeed staged. and yes, the claims have been withdrawn by the b, b. c. but aligning hitchens with the russian, syrian official view leave to worry and question about anyone stepping out of line automatically being pitted as spinning. and i'm to watch the narrative is the baby . see the post at the bottom. can tackle narratives rather than spin and create them. the bbc reporting is very biased and, and very much supportive of british establishment. this was a very important incident. it led to the u. k. the u.

they're going to be looking closely, again, at alex. was he a target? lly just a random situation or was this a self-inflicted gunshot wound? these are the mysterious questions here. alicia: ted, there's so much attention revolving around the family itself and its own mysteries. as charles watson was reporting, three generations of involvement in this family in the state solicitor's office, the ebbing vent of the da's office so they're very connected in law enforcement. what gets lost in all this, who gets lost in all this is 19-year-old mallory beach. in 2019, she's the young woman that was killed in the boating accident. >> you're right about mallory beach. i've got to tell you, murder and death have surrounded this family for some time. they're reopening a 2015 case where a young man was found dead alongside the road and they were somewhat -- that young man had some connection with the murdoch family. also, the murdoch housekeeper was supposedly allegedly slipped and fell and she also died and alex murdoch wound up allegedly settling that lawsuit. so

was no interview done with buster. with his brother paul or his dad alex, if there were rumors you would check it out, right? s steve stephen smith vehicle about 3 miles from his body. >> 3 miles from his body, gas lid open, gas top was off, wallet still in the car. 2.9 miles from where his body was, and 3 miles his house where his mom lived, possible to be where he was walking that is a 6 mile walk. nancy: did he not have a cell phone? >> there was a cell phone because the fbi got it. and his mom said that she does not know if it was opened what they found. she does not know what they found in the cell phone. but there would -- i don't understand why there was not a call made, it was about 1:00 in the morning. nancy: you said his mother of 3 miles away. from where his body was found or the car. >> from where his body was found. nancy: 6 from the car. >> yes. and another interesting note from his twin sister. stephen smith' sister. it was randy murdaugh calling to say we'll handle your case for free, they thought that was odd. sister said they still thought it was odd he would call right away and be second ca

for 80 something years of solicitors and prosecutors and alex was volunteering in the prosecutor officeso ran a law firm. >> the biggest in the area unite of murders, he visited his mother in the hospital, took his father to the hospital, his father died a few days later. nancy: how do i know, alex murdaugh did not go to the hospital, come home, shoot them dead call 911, his call is convincing but he is a lawyer. he knows what 911 calls should in a perfect world sound like, how do i know he is not faking because of the scientific evidence or how do i know he didn't shoot them first, then go to the hospital, then come back and find the bodies? that is quite a window, 30 minutes. before alex murdaugh gets on scene, they are shot, he gets there 30 short minutes later. that is quite the timing. >> it is. and other interesting thing, is that this is a small rural community, everyone knows everyone. a miscellaneous or unfamiliar vehicle would have been known or seen by someone, no one heard anything. nancy: what you can tell me about paul murdaugh's gunshot wounds. >> i understand he was the

so it was alex murdaugh who told the story of she had tripped and fell down the stairs over his dogs.e was part of the fabric of this family. and they trusted him, and amazingly, chris, he hand walked them to his best friend and college roommate to bring a lawsuit against himself on behalf of the estate. now, you know, as a lawyer 33 years i've never heard that where you encourage somebody and take them to a lawyer who you hand pick and then have that lawyer bring claims against you. this was not a lawsuit. these were claims. so a demand was made by his best friend and a whole bunch of different types of insurance, primary insurance and excess insurance, they all contributed to a settlement. none of these settlements ever ended up in court except one, the one that's attached today our lawsuit for $505,000. it's required under the law if you have a wrongful death or survival case a judge has to approve these settlements. none of that exists in the court record. and our clients never found out that these cases had settled, these claims until it was printed in the paper by investigative

on saturday, alex was airlifted to the hospital after calling police to say he had been shot in the headbroad daylight while he was changing a tire on the side of the road. authorities say he suffered a superficial gunshot wound to the head. he's now out of the hospital and in rehab. it's unclear what kind of rehab. back in june, alex called 911 saying he had found the bodies of his wife, maggie, and 22-year-old son, paul, at the family's hunting lodge. both brutally murdered. >> are they breathing? >> no, ma'am. my wife and my son. >> what is your name? >> my name is alex please hurry. >> reporter: his brothers spoke to abc news about the case. do you think they will find who did this? >> we simply hope so. >> reporter: police have yet to name any suspects. but the killings, getting increased attention because the family is part of a legal dynasty in the south carolina low country. going back nearly a century, including three generations of influential lawyers and prosecutors in the region. the family is offering a $100,000 reward in the case. as for alex, he's not elaborating on the de

the digging is going to have to be in the direction of alex at this time. it washat came home on january or june 7th, and found his wife, maggie and son, all shots. they were shot allegedly by a shotgun in a rifle that was found. so at this stage, alex holds th key i believe to a lot. one of the things i want to kno and i don't think we know yet i the insurance policy that may b that had on maggie and paul. we do know that when alex was arraigned the other day, he sai that he had an addiction for th last 20 years and one of the guys who allegedly shot him, that person was alleged to have been his drug dealer also. so there are a lot of moving parts here, but i think that alex may hold the key to some o its. i know he's a person of interes for its. >> the more you look at the murdoch family and start to pee back the layers, the more suspicious things that seem to be popping up right it sounds like south carolina investigators will have their hands full. government, thank you so much, have a wonderful weekend. >> thank you, mike. >> medical professionals taking new

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>> i think that there's this trend towards elevating it by some chefs as alex was speaking to, and it is still -- there is still a home tradition in the ways in which it is evolving in all of our -- through all of our food, broader food trends. would you agree? >> yeah, i also think it has been interesting to watch what has happened with isreali food in the past couple of years. first of all, as someone who has been -- spent my lifetime visiting israel, the food there didn't used to be that good and now it is amazing. it is really considered one of the best and we also have the celebrity chefs like you're talking about otto and the first of the isreali british chef and those who have elevated isreali food to such a level that people are waiting for their next cookbook and the two of them i think are responsible largely. the celebrity is chef culture which -- the combination of that and then the fact that isreali food over the years has increasingly gotten better and better. >> wonderful. alex and rachel, believe it or not, we're at the end of our show and i want to thank you so much f

. >> reporter: vaughn alex was a ticket agent at dulles airport on 9/11 when two late arriving passengerse rushing through the terminal. what vaughn didn't know the men were the alhazmi brothers, two of the hijackers that would crash the plane into the pentagon. >> i thought, you know, if i had done something different, if i had not let them on and just said to the agents, these two guys are late, let them get i realize that there's probably nothing i could have done to prevent what happened. i've come to terms with that. >> reporter: meanwhile, in new york remains recovered after that fateful day are still being identified and the reconstruction in lower manhattan remains a work in progress. google earth releasing this time-lapsed video documenting the rebuilding at the site where the twin towers once stood. and in the shadow of the new freedom tower that now stands tall over the site the children who lost fathers and mothers on that day. diane sawyer back in 2001 sat down with a group of young families who lost someone in the attack including scott larson who was 4 years old when his fa

decision to let 2 men board a flight 20 years ago that decision still leaves him riddled with guilt van alex was working at dulles airport near dc when too late arriving passengers showed up for flight 77 they were 2 of the hijackers who crashed the plane into the pentagon. alex spoke to abc news about that morning. >> i looked at him and i said i did it that night and they were like what did you do. and i said. i put those 2 on the flight and with just devastating. it was just absolutely devastating. >> 20 years later he says he finally forgives himself. he has been working for the tsa. the agency created in response to the 9.11 attacks and kron four's continuing to remember all the lives lost on september 11th still ahead, we're hearing from the family of a woman on board flight 93 the flight that was headed to san francisco. she was on her way back to school here in the bay, their story is coming up in the next 10 minutes. >> to our wildfire coverage tonight. more evacuation orders have been reduced to warnings as the caldor fire gets closer to containment in eldorado county myers residents w

thank you, alex was the flight from the capital and the final collapse of the last embers of resistance in upon sheer valley, north of couple wasted media interest enough gone. a sun is fading fast. however, for those whose lives have been touched by 40 years of conflict, but as a more considered and sustained her muscle is tiny, provides, and not unusual immigrants to someone who by what determination finds fame and success and her adopted land, but still has never lost her affinity sort of gone on doctor von ridley. she's something in hard brush for the taliban, which eluded beneath 2 allies in the 20 years. the conflict she best of them had expedient conditioned hope you on if you tell it to, of military occupations and interventions. and instead, now, cause for armies of medicine teachers to assist the afghan people from both these women comes to perspective morning shooting and more important than instant reporting of the blood and chaos ec flights from couple. and so from alex myself and all of this is good bye for night. stacy's. i hope to see you all again next week. oh i the th

alex was the flight from the capital and the final collapse of the last embers of resistance and upon sheer valley north of couple wasted me to interest enough. gone to sun is fading fast. however, for those whose lives have been touched by 40 years of conflict, but is it more considered and sustained from us? of course, dining provides a not unusual inability to someone who by what determination find fame and success and her adopted land but still has never lost her affinity. sort of gone on doctor bon ridley, achieved something in hard brush for the taliban, which eluted beneath 2 allies in the 22 years. the conflict she best at them had expedient conditioned her you on the futility of military occupations and interventions. and instead, now cause for armies of medicine teachers to assist the god. people from both these women comes to perspective morning shooting and more important than instant reporting of the blood and chaos excites from cobble and so from alex myself and all this is good bye for night 50. i hope to see you all again next week. oh, i the good evening of welcome to

on monday a statement was released by alex murdaugh that kind of shocked everybody that he was resigningentering drug treatment. it was a kind of vague apology issued to his family and friends and colleagues. you know, we weren't really sure what that was about. then on monday night the "new york times" reported that, you know, his law firm said they discovered he had misappropriated funds. he resigned after that. after the law firm gave that statement he resigned and it kind of made sense why the statement erler why in the day when he said he was entering drug treatment and was going to resign. it put more context on the shooting on saturday. the news about him calling 911, the superficial gunshot wound to the head, then the actual statement itself. it kind of put it in a different light and caused questions. >> for sure. >> whether it was self-inflicted or not. >> look, all of this is, i know, raising all these questions and of course you had the double murder a few months ago of his wife and son, paul. now there is another mysterious case resurfacing surrounding the death of 19-year-o

three months after alex murdaugh's wife and son were killed, murdaugh was shot in the head over the weekendaugh calling 911 to report he had been shot. the latest attack coming saturday around 1:30. alex murdaugh was on the side of a rural road changing a tire when someone drove by, turned around and shot him. murdaugh now in the hospital suffering a superficial gunshot wound to the head. in june the bodies of murdaugh's wife maggie and 22-year-old son paul were found at the family's hunting lodge. abc's eva pilgrim spoke to alex's brothers after the murders. >> i don't know of anybody that would truly be an enemy, actually want to harm them. >> reporter: at the time of maggie and paul's double murder paul was qae. questions have been raised as to how the investigation was handled. >> if people tried to cover up what happened, they're offended and they want that out. it shouldn't be that way. >> reporter: there's questions about a 2015 cold case which authorities are now re-opening based upon information gathered during the course of the double murder investigation. that case involved steve

alex was about two weeks away from coming home. - [alex] and i stepped on the bomb. my legs and my left hand in the explosion. - [announcer] as america's veterans face challenges, dav is there. with the right support, more veterans can reach victories, great and small. dav helps veterans and their families get the benefits they've earned. - [kim] look at that smile, you did it. - [announcer] support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. 1 out of 5 young people struggle with disorders like depression, dyslexia, adhd, ocd, eating disorders, and anxiety. every year, over a million young people visit the er because of suicidal ideation and suicide attempts. 5,000 die by suicide. when we ignore mental health, we lose our children. the child mind institute is a reliable, relentless, and revolutionary voice for children. give today at childmind.org. jillian: south carolina suspending the law license of alex murdoch after his firm accused him of misusing company funds, he resigned saying he made many mistakes and was headed for a have after he was shot in the head oil

life 1st in west jerusalem. harry explain what happened in this incident where the woman was shot dead near the alex, i'm well, yes, according to these ready police. the one was coming out of the election most compound through the chain gate in the old city and occupied east jerusalem. and they say that she attempted to to attack a police. so security forces at a checkpoint at that gate. and she was short and pronounced dead at the scene. these ready forces have released a picture of a black handled what looks like a kitchen knife, which they say was the weapon that she was using. this is a 30 year old woman who is from who was from the area around jeanine and the north of the occupied west bank. it's not clear exactly how she got through into east jerusalem, but this is not the 1st such incident even this month. interest on september the 10th, there was a 50 year old man, a doctor in fact from east jerusalem, a palestinian man, who again was seen on camera trying to attack and stab the one of the israeli security checkpoints in and around the area of alex. he was shot and killed at the scene as wel

police a prominent south carolina attorney alex murdaugh was shot in the head three months after his on were shot and killed. charles watson is live in atlanta with his ongoing mystery. >> a family member tells us that alex murdaugh is expected to survive after being shot once in the head on saturday. this unfolding around 140 yesterday afternoon on a rural road west of charleston in hampton county south carolina in an attorney tells multiple outlets that alex murdaugh was traveling to charleston when he had car issues, the 53-year-old had a flat tire when a truck drove past that vehicle circling back with someone inside shooting the prominent south carolina lawyer in the head. south carolina law enforcement division said he was airlifted with the superficial head wound in savannah georgia but he is reportedly awake and talking, this estate investigators actively probe the murders of his wife and son maggie and paul shot to death on the families property in south carolina in june and the 911 audio you hear alex murdaugh after he discovered. >> it's bad i've been up through. >> are the

three months after alex murdaugh wife and son were killed in june, he was shot in the head over the weekend in broad daylight. he called 911 to report he had been shot. this latest attack coming saturday around 1:30. the family spokesperson saying alex murdaugh was on the side of a rural road changing a tire, when someone drove by, turned around and shot him. he is now in the hospital, suffering a superficial gunshot wound to the head. in june, the bodies of his wife, maggie and 22-year-old son paul, were found at the family's hunting lodge. abc's eva pilgrim spoke to alex's brothers right after the murders. >> i don't know anybody that would truly be an enemy or want to harm them. >> reporter: at the time of maggie and paul's double-murder, paul was awaiting trial, accused of being under the influence during a boat crash in 2019 that killed 19-year-old passenger mallory beach. charges were dropped after paul's death. but new documents released raised questions as to how the investigation of the boat crash was handled. >> if people tried to cover up what happened, they are offended and want

to pick up on something that alex was saying a moment ago, though, we don't have the cameras, the kindrage inside, we don't have americans on the ground there so, again, in terms of the american audience, they may feel like they have heard this story, they know this story, they're involved in the controversy and it would just be at that point just kind of putting too much on the cake. the other point i wanted to make is i think there are lots of these generals on tv who shouldn't -- who were involved with this forever war but they're allowed to just make comments and criticize everything as if they had not been a part of it. howie: there should be coverage and they were part of the story and they should be questioned. up next, an eruption of critical coverage as the supreme court declines to block a highly restrictive texas abortion law and mike huckabee joins us later on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ayy, ayy, ayy ♪ ♪ yeah, we fancy like applebee's on a date night ♪ ♪ got that bourbon street st

alex was shot and killed after his wife and son were killed. >> are they breathing? are not moving. reporter: there are no named suspects in the murders. a family spokesperson saying quote we expect alex to recover and ask for your privacy while he recovers. this is such an interesting and bizarre case on so many levels. for me it reeks of something organized to have all this happen. i'm so interested. this story was in the national press while you were in the white house, would this rise to involving the fbi in your opinion? kayleigh: at this point i don't think so, but there are a lot of moving parts that leads one to suspect. but there has to be a tie between all of this death and violence. there was a 2019 boating accident that the young boy was involved in, he was driving the boat. a 19-year-old girl died. he faced 3 fell any counts for that. he was under the influence. he was out on bail when he was murdered. there were incidents when a 19-year-old was found dead near the property. and there was a 2018 case where the housekeeper died in a trip and fall accident

just distraught. >> reporter: alex murdaugh revealed he wasstatement saying alex hopes that his conduct does not distract from law enforcement in the murder of his wife and son, paul. here along this did he say late country road is where alex murdaugh said he was shot after getting a flat tire. as it turns out, there's a church nearby with a surveillance camera pointed near the incident. church leaders tell us that investigators confiscated that videotape before anyone had a chance to watch it. it's unclear what, if anything, the video showed. state authorities are still investigating the alleged shooting and have not named any suspects or made any arrests. this summer's string of shocking events is shining new light on old incidents involving the murdaugh family, including the 2018 wrongful death settlement of gloria satterfield who, according to nbc affiliate wcbd, was murdaugh's house keeper. court documents say the 57-year-old woman died as a result of a trip and fall accident in hampton county. alex murdaugh was listed as a defendant, tho

i've forgotten the exact language, it was close to that. and alex's answer was, no, dean wouldn't have known. there were very few of us that knew. but that's where this came from, and picked up the thing as a continuation, the way it affected me was, i thought he was answering my question rather than sanders' question, until i looked at the transcript later. as soon as we heard that, this little tingle went up your spine, oh, recordings of all -- because we then asked him the nature of the system. >> the only thing i remember differently from what scott just said, i remember getting that piece of paper early on, shortly after 2:00, in that four-hour session with the staff. and scott was the lead investigator. and i remembered there was only one sheet of paper. and they said, where might this have come from? i looked at this thing and it was in fact, it looked exactly like a transcript, a verbatim transcript. it had a "p" for president, "d" for dean, and it made sense, it was -- i mean, i didn't follow the discussion, but i thought to myself, god, it's