so now bubba, how did this c o 2 shortage start? what was the catalyst for this global shortage in supply? i, christy, great to be with you. you know, well, it started actually through calling through the pandemic because of the less amount of usage of actually fossil fuel, which is where a lot of the c o 2 comes from. so, you know, we had the, the supply chain breakdown because of kogan, a lot of the issues were directly related to call. and of course, a lot of the issues are government mandated from the united states. where are we, you know, i have cut down our own processing of oil and natural gas. you ever be forget, said fossil fuels are about 80 percent of our daily lives and they have an effect on everything, including as you mentioned, your opening. i dress ammonia, which is up about 3000 per cent, which is making farming much more expensive these days as well. absolutely. and now, why aren't there more cod capture facilities being built in order to meet the rising global demand for c o 2? well, you know, it's interesting, y

>> bubba! >> hey, bubba. >> there's nothing on that tape that indicates there's any strife, any conflict, any anger, any planning. >> reporter: the defense mocking the state's theory the disgraced lawyer murdered his wife and son because he was about to be exposed for his financial crimes. >> why, why, why would alex murdaugh, on june 7th, execute his son paul and his wife maggie, who he adored and loved? >> reporter: with his voice cracking, murdaugh's attorney asking the jury for a not guilty verdict. >> on behalf of alex, on behalf 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. >> reporter: but prosecutors getting the last word on alex murdaugh, leaving jurors with this thought -- >> i think he loved maggie. i think he loved paul. but you know who he loved more than that? you know who he loved more than that? he loved alex. >> reporter:. >> he said he loved himgs more than maggie and the son paul

. >> bubba.bba. >> reporter: paul had filmed a video from the family's dog kennels minutes before he was shot to death. murdaugh blaming the lie on his opioid addiction and his distrust of state investigators. >> he claims he's had a pill addiction for 20 years. what does he say about that? he says it makes him paranoid. he says it makes him agitated. >> reporter: prosecutors painting a picture of a desperate man, arguing murdaugh killed his wife and son to gain sympathy and distract authorities from his alleged financial crimes totalling in the millions of dollars, for which he separately faces 99 charges. >> i could say i did wrong. i stole money that wasn't mine. and i shouldn't have done it. >> reporter: the defense team offer an alternative theory for how the murders were done. >> my opinion is the totality of the evidence is more suggestive of a two-shooter scenario. >> reporter: prosecutors poking holes in that theory of multiple shooters. >> what does the shooter do? he shoots paul in the

they are checking on a dog, bubba is out running around and they are saying bubba got a chicken. now, why would alex not want law enforcement to hear that? there is nothing on that tape -- there is nothing on that tape that indicates there is any strife, any conflict, any anger, any planning, anybody being afraid, anybody running, anybody scurrying, nothing. it's maggie, paul, and alex down at the kennel. that's it. and their timeline is based on the fact that this automatic thing kind of messes me up. i'll open this up and say under their theory if your phone is not moving for some period of time you're dead right then. you could be run over by traffic two hours later but if you are not answering a text two minutes after you receive it you are dead at that point. that's their case. that is their case on time of death is phone stopped moving, you are dead. you've heard testimony from a lot of witnesses. i would say practically every witness who took the stand who actually knew alex and maggie and paul and buster testify under oath how much alex adored maggie and describe paul as

so bubba, when do you think supply and demand will finally balance itself out? how long is this market expected to remain tight? i think it's going to be for quite a while. i wouldn't be surprised if it's another year or longer. the way that things are headed right now, you know, as we look at the slowing economy, which slows on our production because, you know, basically the earth is one percent. carbon dioxide. and you know, we don't have that much. and so we're dependent on burning it and going into carbon capture with other cock, with other companies that can do it. but it is not, it is an expensive process. and now when you bring in the costs of money, right, the higher interest rates, it has a dramatic effect on farmers wonder doing it. so all of these things become problems and costs. and when you're running out of money and you're running out of drives, it costs becomes a much bigger effect here. and this is where the issue is going to lie. so i think it's an extended period of time. that is very unfortunate for most people. and now are there new carbon

they're checking on a dog, bubba's out running around, and they're saying bubba got a chicken. now, why would alex not want law enforcement to hear that? i mean, there's nothing on that tape, there's nothing on that tape that indicates there's any strife, any conflict, any anger, any planning, anybody being afraid, anybody running, anybody scurrying, nothing. it's maggie, paul, and alec down at the kennel. that's it, and their time line is based on the fact that this automatic thing kind of messed me up, but i was going to open this up and say, you know, under their theory, if your phone's not moving for some period of time, you're dead right then. you could be run over in traffic two hours later, but if you're not answering a text two minutes after you receive it, you're dead at that point, and that's their case. that is their case on time of death. is phone stopped moving, you're dead. you've heard testimony from a lot of witnesses. i would say practically every witness who took the stand who actually knew alec and maggie and paul and buster testified under oath how much alec

. >> bubba. >> hang on, bubba. >> it's a -- [inaudible] >> come here, bubba.lacing murdaugh near the crime scene. the jurors also said in reference to their faith guiding the way that they prayed before they went in and deliberated for those three hours. rachel: and after. if you ever wonder if we're still a christian nation, i don't see that happening anywhere else but america. will: murdaugh's surviving son buster was spotted for the first time since the verdict yesterday walking his dog with his girlfriend. >>> a fiery crash in maryland kills a driver and sends flames shooting into the sky. the truck was carrying a flammable liquid, but it's not clear what caused the crash outside of keyes. one family forced to seek temporary housing after their home was seriously damaged by the fire. no other injury withs reported. >>> and in nascar, chase elliott will not race in the pennzoil 400 in las vegas today. he underwent successful surgery for a leg injury he suffered while snowboarding in colorado. that was on friday night. meanwhile, major league baseball star b

. >> bubba. >> it's a guinea. >> come here, bubba. come here, bubba. >> catch. first saw this video. how you figured out it might be his voice in the background, creighton and alan, you can weigh-in with your reaction when you guys first figured this out off of paul's cell phone which was cracked open in the middle of summer. >> we initially had some information from a young man about -- that he thought he had heard alec on a phone call with paul. of course, alec had denied that. that's the kind of evidence where he was mistaken. you know, must be wrong. we get to the kennel video and hear it, we all recognized alex's voice meaditely and putting our team line together it was around the time of the murder and he lied about it. that would be significant as you know. we continued to put the witnesses on the stand to identify his voice there. because he had never admitted that. the first time that any of us ever heard him admitting to being at the kennels is when he took the stand that thursday. one of the things about the case that was different, we had to go about

alex testified that the -- bubba and grady had on collars and would see the collars in state's 45. so the collar is hanging here, but the collar is hanging here, here, and then there is collars here. and the dogs don't have collars on them in the dog picture. so, there is a fair conclusion that after alex left, when he said he left, that paul pushed bubba up, paul puts brady up, grady up, after cleaning out the kennels, and then he goes back into the feed room to get his phone, where he was confronted. where he was confronted. or sometime later. i don't know. but they are relying upon cell phone usage for time of death. coroner said he did the armpit test, which is no test at all, just a guesstimate. the -- can you pull up in evidence -- now i want to talk about maggie's phone and the defendant's exhibit 158, please? so this is maggie's phone. timeline that we put in evidence and this is going from 8:49 to 9:07. and if you'll just walk through it, you'll see 8:49.26, last text message read by maggie. next one. 8:49:28, back light off. 8:49:31, phone locks. 8:53, the back light come

bubba, the dog was a witness in this case. the dog not marked, that alex murdaugh would not have made that comment. >> ashley: that is an interesting thought on that, but like i said earlier, no matter where you stand, buster is the surviving son and no one has a mother, brother and father. thank you for your time, we appreciated, happy friday. >> you too. >> ashley: it happen in chicago and a report refill zero students proficient in math. so why is the democrat run areas keep filling the kids? we will dive into that next. >> todd: take a listen to this. >> people are going crazy over fentanyl because we start to see more white people die from this drug. >> todd: we only care about fentanyl because white people are dying? one san francisco politician is saying. he got one response from a mother. you absolutely don't want to miss this. >> he is making it about a race issue. should we let my son died because he looks white? scre♪ ♪ keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. post about that. bo-ring. oh! say chees

think about how close this case came to unraveling if bubba, and you know who bubba's? >> who's? bob >> bob is the family dog. if he hadn't eaten that chicken, alex voice would not have been on the recording. that paul recorded, and i don't think alex even tied to the murders. >> can i add something to this question of, does this prove that we finally have justice. only when certain victims were killed did things come together. again, this is not to speak to whatever process it took to really build this case, but there were certain victims who are helpless. think about all the people who he stole money from. the young man who was a quadriplegic who had his settlement money stolen from him. those victims, they didn't see justice. -- >> they had to wait. >> exactly. so, you know, the system worked in this instance, i think it's a moment of reflection across the board, what other ways did the system fail, can we make sure that justice is enforced across the board? >> fair enough. i agree, it took a long time for justice to catch up. >> he had to kill people. >> i guess so. >> people

. >> bubba. >> hey, bubba. >> why murdaugh lied is a fair question his lawyer told the jury, suggestingwer is not murder but opioid addiction. >> i will tell you he lied because that's what addicts do. addicts lie. he lied because he had a closet full of skeletons. >> today the judge selected an alter nated to replace one of the jurors who allegedly expressed her opinion on some of the trial evidence with at least three individuals outside the court. and the jury began deliberations at 3:50 eastern time. if they're unable to reach a verdict by 10:00 p.m. tonight, they will break until tomorrow. bret? >> bret: we'll be on watch. jonathan, thank you. a comment by the atlanta federal reserve chairman about being cautious with interest rate hikes going forward was well-received on wall street as you can see. the dow gained 342. the s&p 500 was up 30. the nasdaq rose 83.5. ♪ ♪ >> bret: rust president vladimir putin says ukrainian troops committed a terrorist attack against his civilians. ukraine denies that. it comes as the top diplomats from the u.s. and russia meet during a conference in n

. >> a bubba. it's a guinea pig rex at the chicken. catch, catch.t was recorded four minutes before the prosecution said alex murdaugh shot his wife and his son. the jurors told fox digital quote i think it's incredible timing on paul's part. i don't think anyone would have ever known he was down there if it wasn't for that video. i think there's a lot of evidence that points toward alex. but i feel like that does solidified. it says a lot that somebody could not speak, some that he could not be a witness was able to be a witness even after they passed away. i just thought that was such a poignant message from the juror. and a moment in the trial. >> absolutely. yes, there is a lot of evidence pointing toward him. there were also a lot of things about it that were interesting you could may be dependent on someone else. it's not like there's nobody in this town that had recently hate this family. everyone hated this family. but you have a video that places him at the scene of the crime and at the time of the crime, you have to look at that and it's v

i want to give a hat trick to bubba, bubba helped solve this crime. had the dog not had the chicken in his mouth, then you would never have heard alex's voice on the recording and that is what did him in. without that recording, i don't know if they would have had a conviction. alec had taken care of everything. he planned this. he had two separate guns. he had a change of clothes. he had a fake alibi. what he didn't plan for is that short video that his son took minutes before the murders. >> when we think about -- okay, ellison barber, david aronberg, thank you, we're going to leave it there for right now. appreciate all of your analysis. ellison our thanks as well on the ground. >>> still ahead, a fiery town hall in east palestine, ohio, where folks are demanding answers and accountability from the train company's representative over the toxic train derailment. >>> plus, look at this video, people in california still trying to dig themselves out of snow in the san bernardino mountains, inside the emergency there that has left people stuck. we are b

caviar, bubba ray yes. itook shocking. caviar, bubba ray yes.o in a way, all what i see because the we are out of an amy you won the greatest person we've done was a dominique well decided dominique as well who's decided to jackass so i to win the union jackass so i don't remember the names of those now show me. right. look you much, everybody. it's you very much, everybody. it's great have on the great to have you all on the show. thank you very much, show. i thank you very much, everybody has been and everybody has been watching and tuning have thoroughly tuning in. i have thoroughly enjoyed filling in for dan watson. would like to watson. i would just like to leave saying, dan, i wish you leave by saying, dan, i wish you incredibly happy you incredibly happy birthday. you are an absolute legend and it is are an absolute legend and it is a and an honour to be a privilege and an honour to be sitting the same chair that you normally occupy. i have a wonderful, wonderful time everybody. for a great everybody. thank you for a great evening sure ea

and bubba, tiny, tina, king, and buttercup are hungry. oster lives alone on the outskirts of knoxville, where she takes care of her great-granddaughter and cleans homes on occasion. her pets are a huge source of comfort. >> they sleep with me. king is usually on my left 24/7. >> she says many of her cats and dogs over the years arrived at her door as strays. others she's taken in from family members, including dixie, who passed away several years ago. >> this is the last night before we had her put to sleep. she could not walk anymore. >> dixie's death was tough because she could not afford some of the veterinary care she needed toward the end of her life. >> i love her so much, it makes me cry thinking about it. i did not have the money to take her when she needed to go. >> it has been difficult to cover medication and vaccinations for her other pets. she's far from alone. according to a 2018 study from the university of tennessee, nearly 30% of pet owners experienced barriers to veterinary care. the main one, cost. >> the cost of care c

. >> bubba!> when they played it in court, they had multiple people identify alex's voice on the video. at one point alex murdaugh himself got on the stand and he admitted that it was, in fact, him at the kennels just minutes before those murders toops took. the guilty verdict. the sentencing for alex murdaugh is friday morning at 9:30 a.m. >> our thanks to eva. murdaugh faces 30 years to life in prison without parole. we'll have much more on "gma" in the morning. >>> turning now to the majestic easter island known for those giant stone statues. this tiny remote paradise 2,000 miles west of the coast of chile is inundated plastic trash floating in aand from around th world. that's not the only threat to the island. here's abc's michael industry han. >> reporter: one of the most isolated inhabited islands on the planet in the middle of the pacific ocean. easter island was formed by the hardened lava of three now-dormant volcanos. ♪ >> reporter: getting to easter island is no easy feat. more than t

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. >> my husband and i talk about it all the time, even myself working for bubba, i think a lot of other because they couldn't get into the sport but also because they wouldn't be accepted by the sport and i think being out there and being vocal is super important and i never thought 12 year old me would be doing it. >> kal: while, this was 12 year old me, and he would have been terrified by what i'm about to do. >> kal: where do i connect the bluetooth for the podcast? >> i wish. these things are meant to go fast. everything we don't need, we pull ou out of the car. >> kal: i can't drive six, is that a problem question might >> no, you are good. put it into fourth gear. >> kal: to only the snowflake drivers get the push since we can't drive stick? >> pretty much. >> kal: here we go! >> kal: this is real inclusion. nascar making space for athletes like me who can't drive stick. >> pumping the gas, pumping the gas. the left pedal, push it in. all the way down. in the middle. >> kal: okay. >> push it forward. >> there you go. >> kal: all good! ♪ ♪ wflush whoo! i was getting into it and the

. >> bubba! >> he was there at the dog kennel video, which was right before the murders, or right before all the activity on the phones went off. >> reporter: son paul murdaugh, who filmed that video minutes before his death, in the end helping to convict his own father. alex finally admitting on the stand he was there that night. >> reporter: when he said it was him, were you surprised? >> i was very surprised. >> reporter: the defense said there was no way he could've done all these things, clean everything, get it all ready, go to his mom's and get back in that short amount of time. >> i think there's just enough time. >> reporter: moyer, who was sitting just steps from murdaugh on the stand, was unmoved by moments like this. what did you think when alex murdaugh took the stand? >> i didn't think much of him. i didn't see any true remorse or any compassion or anything. >> reporter: even though he cried a lot on the stand. >> he never cried. >> reporter: he never cried. what do you mean by that

. >> bubba! >> why in the world would an innocent, reasonable father and husband lie about that? >> reporter: as they wrapped their case, the prosecution asking the jury to remember the victims. >> maggie and paul deserve a voice. >> reporter: pleading for them to convict alex murdaugh. >> he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. don't let him fool you, too. >> reporter: and the defense begins its closing arguments tomorrow morning. david? >> eva pilgrim at the courtroom again tonight. eva, thank you. >>> now to the war in ukraine. and tonight, the images coming in now. ukraine releasing video claiming to show russian tanks being destroyed in a cloud of smoke in the east. james longman in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, russia's desperate attempts to conquer the east met with fierce resistance. here, russian tanks cross ukraine's frozen landscape, and then obliterated in a huge cloud of smoke. heavy losses on both sides in the battle for bakhmut. more than 70,000 lived here before the war. now, there's almost nothing left. this as belarus pres

distance between maggie and paul's body or just looking at the dog kennel and figuring out how could bubba back in his rightful kennel by a stranger, things that defy credulity. >> ainsley: and he lied and said he was not there and turns out he was there. you represented the sons of the housekeeper who died on the property, right? did they get any money? >> in excess of 7.5 million so far and 4.3 million judgment against alex we expect to collect money from. they will never get over betrayal, they were almost family, their mother helped raise paul and buster and was a caregiver for the sick in the family. and then to exploit her like that is something they'll carry for the rest of their life. >> ainsley: do you think he did it, eric? >> i definitely do. i definitely do think he did it. >> ainsley: we'll find out what the jury thinks beginning of next week probably. thank you. >> thank you for having me. bye-bye. >> ainsley: bye-bye. coming up, this is a war, grieving mother demands lawmakers. she joins us with her story. special delivery, one went beyond for a pregnant door dasher. here is

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. >> bubba. >> it turned out to be a crucial peels of evidence for the jury which reached a decision in less than three hours. >hear his voice clearly and everybody else could too. >> when confronted during the trial by b. why he initially lied about his whereabouts, murdaugh used the phrase "what a tangled web we weave scwts something the judge revisited at today's sentencing hearing. >> what did you mean by that. >> meant when i lied, i continued to lie. >> and the question is when will it end? when will it end. it ended already for the jury because they have concluded that you continued to lie and lie throughout your testimony. >> murdaugh, who has admitted to stealing from some of his closest friends and most vulnerable clients will face separate prosecution for as many as 99 financial crimes. >> today is not the end. it's the next step in a long road to justice. for every person who has victimized by alex murdaugh. >> murdaugh is expected to spend the next 30 days at a state corrections facility in columbia, south carolina for evaluation. after that, he will be assigned to a max

so bubba? you seem to be angry at the fed. not angry, but you're very skeptical of the federal reserve and yet -- >> that's right. liz: oh! >> thanks, teddy. >> he's right. liz: okay, well, knowing that, let's just say you are correct. there's always a trade, is there not? >> no, there's always a trade and i think teddy nailed the trade right now. the trade right now is to take 5 % on three-month bills, because you're not going to get that much return and you have no risk to that investment, so why not take the short-term money. certainly, if you find values in the market of things you just want to own at these prices, hey thering wrong with buying stocks i believe 10 years from now, we'll have averaged our 8.5% gain year-over-year; however, in the short-term here, i'd like to be and i am myself in a lot of short-term cds and a lot of short-term bonds, holding because i'm taking the 5% that they are handing out to me and it's going to get bigger as the fed continues to show how much of a lack of a cool they have to what market

i was in my bubba character. yeah, we are going to get them. >> yeah. this maga country.>> what is black power? his building is actually right here. right above the stairs that we're going to attack him at. we made sure we got there at 2:00 a.m. sharp. >> on the dot. >> on the dot. we had no phones because he did not want us to bring any phones. he said so we don't lose him. >> jesse: no phones, smollett didn't want to document his crimes like hunter? maybe he is smarter. after all the man was never afraid of the camera. he once dubbed himself the gay do you pock. half of that is true plus, he is broke. >> they have the audacity to say that we tried to extort jesse. that we told them that if he gave us $1 million each that we would go away. or not come to court anymore. dude. >> jamaica. >> dude, you haven't paid us our $500. what makes you think you are going to give us 1 million? >> jesse: turns out chicago really was a maga country. more like snitch nation. coming up, benjamin hall risked it all to cover the war in ukraine. losing his legs in the chaos. his details on

one minute you hear them talking about bubba the dog possibly catching a chicken and then minutes later he chooses to execute his wife and his son who he allegedly loves more than life itself? it just doesn't make sense. >> john: i mean you have to think he's a real sociopath to pull that off. as we remember from another high profile case in the 1990s, the defense meticulously tore apart, and o.j. simpson walked free, jim griffin tried to do the same thing saying the south carolina law enforcement division screwed it up. >> we believe we have shown that sled failed miserably. and had they done a job, alec would have been excluded from the circle a year ago, two years ago. >> john: so mark alluded to this a moment ago, mercedes, did jim griffin effectively cast doubt on the investigation saying that so many things fell through the cracks here or were not investigated we cannot be sure who the murderer was. >> you know, it's so funny. i think exactly right. there is that, obviously this glimmer of reasonable doubt and you feed it through how many experts there were and the fact that they

colleague wes brewer that he wanted to say this was all tragic and sad but he finished with god bless bubbaalex murdaugh to call for him. without that dog and that video, it is possible that alex murdaugh would not have been convicted. >> dianne gallagher, we've heard they will be filing for an appeal in the next ten days. we'll follow that. thanks so much. >>> two of murdaugh's defense attorneys sat down with randi kaye to explain why they decided to have murdaugh take the stand in his own defense. >> the thinking of it at that point in time what is there to lose? they've heard about all of his financial crimes. they really hadn't heard why he committed the financial crimes, and they needed to hear about his drug addiction. by putting him on the stand i think the jury also got to see his emotions about maggie and paul, which are very raw and real. >> joining me to discuss is state lawmaker and attorney who represents about ten victims of murdaugh's alleged financial crimes. good to see you. thank you for joining us. it took the jury just three hours to find him guilty of both murders. the

their theory at 8:50, after having a pleasant conversation, talking about is it guinea or chicken and bubba, all right, four minutes later, let's go ahead and kill my wife and my son because i got questioned at the office today. that's the case, let's run with it and see where it takes us. it takes us that he leaves the property at 9:07. from the moment, so he's got, you know, if it happens at 8:50, he's got 17 minutes. 17 minutes. he would have to be a magician to make all that evidence disappear. you heard under dr. kenzie, the doctors, either way, covered with blood on paul's shoe, that is what all that testimony was about, not trying to figure out whose got the right angles. the whole point of that is, we ended upg to get our own expert, to prove the shooter is covered in biological material, covered in blood, covered in everything because the blowback and it wasn't until reply that the doctor said there would be blowback under my version, too, blowback meaning blood, biological material from killing paul. the shooter is covered in blood. the shooter's gun is covered in blood. and that

of alex doing anything other than he is at the kennel 8:44 and it's pleasant family talking about bubba the dog getting a chicken. so the state is trying to weave this story of his guilt based upon circumstantial evidence. the judge charged you about that and i have no dispute with what the state put up here yesterday. that's the law. he will give you the written document with the charge and you will see in there that when they relied upon circumstantial evidence it's as good as direct evidence but there are some things that it has to do to be as good as direct evidence. and what it has to do, the circumstantial evidence is, the circumstances must be consistent with each other and when taken together point conclusively -- conclusively to the guilt of the accused beyond a reasonable doubt. if these circumstances portray the behavior of a defendant as suspicious, the proof has failed as circumstantial evidence. he was at the kennel at 8:44. paul last used his phone at 8:48. he replied to a text with a friend about a movie recommendation. maggie's phone log for the last time at 8:50 and 8:

nascar had the bubba wallace system. there was the rope in the garage that was in every garage.ple said it was bigotry before we had any facts because it sells. on some weird level, we've incentivized the worse people to gas light us. they have no regard for how it affects us as a society. the evidence he had was a subway sandwich. >> i love the brothers at the end of this watch this. >> i've been truthful since day one. >> i have never seen so many people hitch their wagon to a story to advance their agenda. >> i knew there was going to be a media frenzy. we need to catch the guys that perpetrated this crime. >> you were the ones that did it. >> yeah. it was us. >> martha: i love that. he smiles there. yeah. >> it's so crazy. remember we had milli vanilli? the pop band that didn't sing the songs? they're outing it. they like we had nothing to do with this. he still maintaining his innocence. i'm telling you, that's so socio sociopathic. >> martha: this consumer rage sur ray shows one in ten are interesting in seeking revenge because we get bad customer service. what do you say?