carolina: en las Últimas horas arrestan a sospechoso de abrir fuego en una escuela preparatoria de carolinamedidas enÉrgicas para sacar las armas de la escuela. y es que segÚn un estudio en el semestre del aÑo, se registran mÁs de los 190 tiroteos en estados unidosy unas 8400 personas perdido la vida por armas de fuego. y buscando evadir la cuarentena obligatoria en hawai, una muerte estÁ tras las rejas y el que falsificÓ una tarjeta de vacunaciÓn, las autovÍas se dieron cuenta ya que la mujer escribiÓ mal el nombre de la vacuna, en vez de moderna, escribiÓ maderna. y tenga cuidado, porque segÚn el departamento de justicia podrÍa enfrentar hasta cinco aÑos de cÁrcel y una multa de alrededor de $5000. carolina: la estaremos hablando del tema de las indeseables ojeras en el rostro y le preguntamos si quiere salirse de ella y es que una hispana compartiÓ el secreto con un vÍdeo que se hizo viral en tik—tok, en Él muestra cÓmo se aplica una milagrosa crema que las apretÉ las ojeras en cuestiÓn de segundos, veamos. >> [habla en inglÉs] sasha: en este vÍdeo hay mÁs de 25 millones de vistas en tik

ya vienen mÁs noticias con carolina. carolina: asÍ es . raÚl y jackie.nÓ que no habÍa suficiente evidencia para justificar cargos criminales. la semana despuÉs del incidente, apareciÓ en el canal de youtube de la pareja el primer vÍdeo de su travesÍa. se veÍan afectivos y contentos. el 24 de agosto, se vio a gaby salir de un motel en utah. al dÍa siguiente, 25 de agosto, la madre de gaby dice que hablaron por telÉfono y esa fue la Última vez que tuvieron comunicaciÓn. ese dÍa tambiÉn se publicaron las Últimas fotos de gaby cuenta de instagram. luego no se supo mÁs de ella. las autoridades inicia una bÚsqueda y aparecen testigos.una mujer dijo que el 29 de agosto le dio un aventÓn un logro de gaby para el parque nacional el grand teton de wyoming. dice que lucÍa apurado. le comento que acampaban sÓlo mientras gaby trabaja redes sociales. esta otra mujer asegura haberlos visto un restaurante de wyoming protagonizando un fuerte altercado metros discutÍan con la persona que los atendiÓ. la policÍa dice que lo que regreso a la florida sÓlo en la furgoneta. lu

he is not asking for the state of north carolina to apologise.carolina to acknowledge the wrong and give him what is due under the constitution. when you get exonerated, you're supposed to be able to get pardoned. there's some actual other states that have automatic pardons after you get exonerated. north carolina's not one of them. i'm not begging for it, i'm not pleading for it. i'm just here to put mr cooper, this whole system, north carolina, on notice that i'm—a keep right on talking cos there's more guys that i left behind me that's innocent. they buried this man alive! you're looking at a miracle. there was never an i intention for him to be standing here today. when you try to do this - and you do this and you kill a person's dream... thank you, reverend. all right. thank all of you. thank you. like, tomorrow. talking about freedom. god knows freedom come in all forms. land of the free, home of the brave. who are the free you're talking about? you're talking to? i'm glad dontae's out. yeah, these ought to be ready. can't get what i lost i

he is not asking for the state of north carolina to apologise.na to acknowledge the wrong and give him what is due under the constitution. when you get exonerated, you're supposed to be able to get pardoned. there's some actual other states that have automatic pardons after you get exonerated. north carolina's not one of them. i'm not begging for it, i'm not pleading for it. i'm just here to put mr cooper, this whole system, north carolina, on notice that i'm—a keep right on talking cos there's more guys that i left behind me that's innocent. they buried this man alive! | you're looking at a miracle. there was never an i intention for him to be standing here today. when you try to do this - and you do this and you kill a person's dream... thank you, reverend. all right. thank all of you. thank you. like, tomorrow. talking about freedom. god knows freedom come in all forms. land of the free, home of the brave. who are the free you're talking about? you're talking to? i'm glad dontae's out. yeah, these ought to be ready. can't get what i lost in 26

josh stein is attorney general of north carolina, as attorney general he works to protect north carolina families from crime and consumer fraud. he previously served as a state senator, as a deputy attorney general in the north carolina department of justice. ms. lisa -- the director of state policy at the center for responsible lending. she works with global organizations and lawmakers to eliminate abusive lending and debt collection practices in her state. she also advocates on the national level on abusive debt collection and debt settlement practices as well as predatory auto and student lending. dr. frederick hanes is a senior pastor, activist and educator in dallas. -- with the friendship west baptist church in dallas. dr. hanes currently serves as chairman of the board of the samuel dewitt proctor conference, board member of the conference of national black churches and the national action member, and a member of the board of trustees for pall quinn college. mr. brian books is the former acting controller of the currency prior to becoming acting controller he served as senior depu

carolina: gracias. buenos dÍas.sapariciÓn queda un dramÁtico giro, confirma la muerte de la Única persona de interÉs en el caso. su compaÑero de trabajo armando manuel caballero quien habrÍa atentado contra su propia vida. la bÚsqueda del joven estudiante hispana entra hoy en su cuarto dÍa. sus familiares no pierde la esperanza y piden a la comunidad encontrarla. como nos cuenta galo arellano. galo: asÍ es, carolina. una nueva desapariciÓn vuelve a conmocionar a la naciÓn. se trata de una estudiante universitaria de 19 aÑos que vive en orlando, florida. la Última vez que supieron de ella o que la vieron estaba justo en un complejo habitacional en donde trabaja en la oficina de mantenimiento. durante los Últimos 4 dÍas no se sabe en donde estÁy sus familiares estÁn preocupados. vamos a escuchar uno de los testimonios para que puedan ver el drama que estÁ pasando esta familia. >> por favor si la ven llamen a la policÍa, la queremos mucho. por favor ayÚdenme a encontrar a mi princesa. >> [habla en inglÉs] galo: la mala

carolina: se auto titula en twitter como el dictador.ejándote perdida. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed punto com diagonal oferta ♪ ♪ ♪ yarel: esto causa revuelo en las redes sociales... el dictador mÁs cool del mundo mundial. asÍ lo titula el presidente de el salvador bukele. anteriormente habÍa puesto "dictador de el salvador". muchos ven esto como una ironÍa tras los seÑalamientos de la oposiciÓn que lo acusan estar estructurando una dictadura. borja: pica y se extiende. la policÍa publicÓ el audio de la llamada al 911 informando una disputa domÉstica entre la influencers gabby petito y brian laundrie dÍas antes de su desapariciÓn. reportera: la Última vez que fue vista en pÚblico fue el 24 de agosto saliendo de un hotel con su novio laundrie. la Última vez que hablÓ con su madre fue el 25 de agosto cuando le informÓ que ambos se dirigÍan a un parque nacional en wyoming. desde allÍ ha inicia

the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from north carolina. from oklahoma. mr. cole: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: if we defeat the previous question i'll offer an amendment to the rule to bring up h.r. 4828, the border security of america act for immediate consideration. the last couple of days have made it plainly obvious that the federal government has lost control of our southern border. more than 15,000 mie grants have set up camp under the del rio international bridge. the customs and border patrol have been completely overwhelmed to the point that texas governor abbott had to take things into his own hands and deploy both national guard and texas rangers to stop the flow. rather than allowing the president to simply fiddle, we must do something in congress to address this unprecedented crisis. h.r. 4828 will address the ongoing crisis in ways. it would require the immediate resumption of construction of the wall at the southern border. it would provide new

charles watson in atlanta on the south carolina murder mystery.an llenas in new jersey on the recovery from ida's remnants. first, david spunt in wilmington, delaware following the president this weekend. david. >> reporter: hi, alicia, hi, griff. with what griff said, we had to listen to congressman mccall's statements a few times, i had to listen to it and make sure i understood exactly what he said. we are reaching out to the white house, also the national security council. we know congressman mccall specifically mentioned about an airport several hours north of kabul, that's where he alleges that americans are essentially being held on planes against their will. this is what he said just a few hours ago on fox news sunday. listen. >> we have six airplanes at sharif airport, six airplanes with american citizens on them as i speak, also with these interpreters and the taliban is holding them hostage for demands right now. the state has cleared these flights and the taliban will not let them leave the airport. >> reporter: again, this is several

after an enforcement action by the then north carolina attorney general, the north carolina commissioner of banks held that the pay day lends e despite its rent a bank subterfuge was in fact the true lender, and therefore subject to state usury law. north carolina is by no means alone in protecting our borrowers. other states have also relied on the true lender dock tin to stop rent a bank schemes to evade state interest rate laws. this rule threatens to up end efforts to protect our people. along with seven others, i filed confuse a suit challenging the rule. we are confident in our position. the professional review provides a straightforward and quicker means thanes to litigation. that's why a bp group of 25 attorneys general urged congress to disapprove this new rule. protecting our constituents is our highest calling. i am proud to stands up for north carolinians like anita. you have the chort to protect people like her all across this country. it's an awesome power, and i ask that you exercise it. thank you for your time. >> thank you general stein. ms. stifler, you are recognized f

taking you inside a hamilton county, south carolina courtroom where alex murdaugh, a south carolina lawyer whose wife around son were killed in june was arrested in connection with an insurance fraud scheme that could go mightily beyond that insurance fraud. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." perhaps one of the more bizarre legal cases that dramas around a lawyer and a celebrated lawyer family that goes back 80 years in south carolina. questions about a man who might have arranged getting killed so that his son could get a $10 million insurance policy. sounds bizarre. a lot of doubts. but for now the focus in this hamilton county, south carolina courtroom is just to get an arraignment on the committing insurance fraud charge. then it could expand from there. let's get the latest from steve harrigan in hampton county with more. steve? >> we're keeping an eye on the first court appearance of alex murdaugh who stands in front of insurance fraud charges. he hired a former client to shoot him in the head by the side of a rural road in south carolina. the alleged gunman,

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he could go into north carolina, thought would help him with subduing the rebel rebellion in south carolina and georgia so cornwallace, a major player in the war in the south from the time he takes command in june of 1780 down into the late spring, 1781 and on until he arrives at yorktown in the summer of 1781. clinton meanwhile comes back to new york and never saw cornwallace again until after yorktown. that was the southern strategy and with the british were trying to accomplish. i try to argue they came reasonably close, things went wrong that we can talk about later this evening but at the beginning of 1781 clinton was far more confident in washington was of what was going to happen, that your. clinton later said that he began 1781 more confident of british success than it any of the other four years that he was commander, and i think what clinton ultimately thought was if the allies of the french and americans could be prevented from scoring a decisive victory in 1781 that the war would end in a negotiated settlement and clinton wasn't alone in that. washington felt that the lafayette

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carolina: y esto te va a gustar.s. es una de las tradiciones mÁs anticipadas, ahora nos trae un especial titulado anatomÍa de una hamburguesa con sabor latino. carlos nos cuenta sobre la participaciÓn de los hispanos para llevar este manjar a nuestras mesas. quÉ gusto saludarte. juan: antes de decir la importancia de los latinos dÉjenme contarles que el hamburguesa es quizÁ el plato mÁs popular, el mÁs tradicional y el mÁs democrÁtico en todo estados unidos. porque no hay distinciÓn racial, ni de dinero, ni de condiciÓn, nada. todo el mundo come hamburguesas. tanto que se calcula que los estadounidenses consumen tres hamburguesas a la semana, lo que equivale a mÁs o menos 50.000 millones de hamburguesas al aÑo. y estas hamburguesas pues pasan por las manos de los hispanos aquÍ en este paÍs, porque los latinos son fundamentales para la producciÓn de los panes, de la salsa de tomate, de los tomates como de la lechuga incluso de las papas fritas que se comen al lado de las hamburguesas pero tambiÉn de la carne. este tra

someone inside allegedly shooting the rom innocent south carolina lawyer in the -- prominent south carolinaad. he is reportly awake and talking -- reportly. this as state investigators actively probe the murders of murdaugh's wife and son maggie and paul, both found shot to death on the family's property. in this 931 audio -- 911 audio, you hear him discovering the scene. >> reporter: so far the case has gone unsolved and has raised plenty of questions about the family's ties to local law enforcement. last month the former prosecutor in charge recused himself and said that his longstanding relationship with the murdaughs, a well known family of attorneys, and this double homicide has led police to reopen the investigation into the suspicious 2015 death of a young man named steven smith, a man who also had connections with the murdaugh family. alicia: charles watson in atlanta, thank you. griff? griff: as we mentioned, the shooting of alex murdaugh is just the latest twist in that family's bizarre legal saga which goes back six years and involves four dead bodies and a felony indictment. joi

norman of north carolina i inform the house that mr. norman will vote no. >> as the member designated by mr. stanton pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. stanton will vote yes on the langevin amendment. as the member designated by mrse house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. calvert: as the member designated by mr. carter of texas, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no. as the member designated by mr. issa pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. issa will vote no on the langevin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. garcia: as the member designated by ms. escobar of texas, punt to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. escobar will vote yes on the langevin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. latta of ohio, purs

carolina: yo soy carolina rosario.s importantes del dÍa. raÚl: yo, presente, soy raÚl gonzÁlez. imaginen la felicidad de compartir junto con marÍa antonieta, jackie, carolina, con usted en estas dos horas en vivo. se van a quedar en su corazÓn. sÓlo verÁn aquÍ historias que va escribiendo. antes de comenzar con la primera, carolina se tiene que preparar a lo tuyo. carolina: a las noticias. puerto rico para el mundo. [risas] me voy. jackie: rico balance. puerto rico, mÉxico, venezuela, usted en casa latinos. marÍa: vamos directo porque para los mexicanos, y vamos hablar en serio, septiembre es un mes patrio con fiestas, buena comida. aunque para los habitantes de la capital mexicana septiembre tambiÉn es un mes que le temen por los dos sismos que se registraron un dÍa como hoy. jackie: nos referimos al sismo del 19 de septiembre de 1985. al que 32 aÑos despuÉs, justamente, la misma fecha se registrara tambiÉn en la ciudad de mÉxico esta vez el el 19 de septiembre de 2017. raÚl: por si fuera poco, al comenzar este septie

the murdochs have a long and powerful history in the south carolina lowcountry. served as region's top 3 prosecutor for nearly a century including his father. some wondering if the family's prominence may have influ we think soed these investigations. alex murdoch's brothers refuted that on "good morning america". >> i see words like dynasty used and power and i don't know exactly how people use those words, but we're just regular people. >> reporter: and erin, in a statement obtained by cnn from his attorney, alex murdoch says in part that he is immensely sorry to everyone he has hurt and he's made a lot of decisions he truly regrets. he has entered a rehabilitation facility to be treated for an opioid addiction according to his attorney and also, his license to practice law has been suspended by the south carolina supreme court, and as you mentioned, there are no arrests made, no suspects named in the shooting of alex murdoch and the double-murders of his wife and son. erin? >> thank you very much. with all these details there, i want to go to jake shore a seni

georgia, south carolina, and possibly north carolina as well. and jermaine thought that was a plausible strategy generate collected a greater percentage of colonists and the southern colony had remained loyal to england, then was the case in the northern colonies. they were tied to england by both economically, through the church and other factors. so jermaine felt that by going into the south, many of these loyalists would willingly bear arms for their king. since many of the troops, is it 8000 troops had to be relinquished by clinton, they could be replaced hopefully by loyalists. some of whom would come into the regular british army and enter what became known as provincial regiments. others would go into newly structured loyalists and militia units the idea was the british army would drive the rebels out of an area. and then the loyalists militia would come behind the army and take possession and pacify the area. if it worked out, this is what the united states, assuming it got its independence might have looked like following the war. the a

rosa grew up and lived her life out in south carolina.orking as a domestic which was an occupation for most black women in the early 20th century. >> and then you talked about the significance of ruth's decision to capture the story. she could have written it down on paper. she chose embroidery. we have our first question from the audience. it looks almost like a poem. talk a little bit about your thoughts of the importance of embroidery and how it was actually laid out or how the words are. >> yes. i agree with the person that asked that question. so many in it. i think it does look like a poem. it reads like a poem. some of the elements of the haiku form. at times i think of it as being like a recipe. like a list of things that one needs to make something. make life. it is a story. it also has the look of a document. it is the case that embroiderer 's were typically women at the middle classes. often white. some of the reasons at the bottom of some of their handiwork. that is not unusual for someone that does embroidery. at the same tim

north carolina's governor put out this statement. a north carolina school. our prayers are with the victims and hair families from mount tabor high school in winston-salem. the other shooting happened three days ago in wilmington, north carolina in a hallway of a high school there. a brawl was underway when somebody in the crowd fired off three rounds. one student was injured and law enforcement did arrest the alleged shooter also a student, also a minor now charged with first degree attempted murder. the governor reiterated what everybody is thinking, we have to keep guns off of school grounds. neil? >> neil: all right. so we're eagerly awaiting that press conference. meantime, looking at the path of ida. dumping a lot of rain on the east coast through the northeast. significant rain. nothing like what they've been dealing with in louisiana. robert ray has the latest on the damage and the toll in jefferson parish. robert. >> good afternoon, neil. very close to luis armstrong airport. you can see the downed power lines, a scene that

ones involved in the occupation themselves and ramsey writes the history of revolution in south carolina 1785 and warren publishes her amount on —- multivolume in the first decade of the 19th century. ramsey himself prisoner of four and occupied charleston and lauren was witness to a lot of the trials and tribulations. they would have known from their personal experience and the ambiguities in the allegiance from there period but it was in their interest as the ruling elite after the war not to cast the struggle of self like that it is like the adams quote that you opened with i am butchering it but the revolution was complete that everyone had turned against the british will before the war so it was in their interest to create this narrative of a patriotic revolutionary congress and then to be on the side bad it's interesting going back through with an eye towards how they define political allegiance is how very few loyalist many times the people they name are notorious people like joseph galloway were those in philadelphia those who already fled the united states arouse this group of t

and that's where they were located in south carolina. and to come a little bit further westward in a different area and that particular moment in texas and mexico. tell us what luxury good inside of them for ashley. and it turns out the kind that are incredibly nutritious for ashley to use these to save out hunger and perhaps to trade for other things. and what was the biggest umbel this thing that rose pack for ashley that day. in ashley and her suffering and that she was working by insisting that she was living with her kids. so rose gave ashley half of the items i just listed. with the eve of the separation ashley pass it down to her granddaughters and ruth a free woman in philadelphia came the first wave of the great migration and embroider the sack with the story that i just told you in the black mother's eternal love. >> my great-grandmother wrote dear ashley it's a fact at age nine in south carolina a dress three handfuls of pecans a brave person told her if you fail to make me mad i will leave. she wore the fire again. ashley is

they knew -- nancy writes the history south carolina revolutionary war multivolume history and americanirst decade of the 19th century, ramsey himself was a prisoner of war in occupied charleston. warren was witnessed to a lot of occupied boston and newport. it would have known from their personal experience, the nuances during this period photos in their interest as the ruling elite of the new republic after the war not to cast the struggle itself like that. it's like adams quote you opened with. he writes that something -- going to protect us but the revolution was complete before the first was fired. everyone turned against the british well before the war and the aftereffects of this change in people's lives. people, it was in their interest to create this narrative of a patriotic revolutionary to which people could claim and their own experiences didn't necessarily that put them claim "afterwards" and say i was always a patriot or always on the side. in reading one of the things are going back through with an eye toward how they define loyalty and political region, it's how very few

martin savidge starts us off from south carolina. >> reporter: his life in a scandalous spiral.lex murdoch surrenders to law enforcement to face charges in a scheme in which he was the target a warrant for arrest detailed the botched murder attempt meant to provide millions of dollars of life insurance money attorneys say. murdoch arranged for cur missmith to shoot and kill him but the plan failed because the shot wasn't fatal. smith is charged with an assisted suicide, pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. he has asked for a court-appointed attorney. now another twist. south carolina law enforcement division announcing the opening of another investigation involving the murdoches. the 2018 death of the family's long time housekeeper gloria who died in what was described as a trip and fall accident on the murdoch property. >> alec murdoch told the story that she had tripped and fell over the dogs and trusted him. >> reporter: at the time the death said to be due to natural causes but then the prosecutor said in letter that th

. >>> the mystery surrounding a prominent south carolina family takes another turn. the father whose wife and son were murdered allegedly hires a hit man for an insurance scam noath >>> and from the eighth grade quarterback already landing big college money to the big rescue involving reba to new help getting all the ketchup out of the packet, it's thursday, september 16th. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> and i'm faith abubey. mona is off. we want to begin with that historic mission to space. >> for the first time ever, crew made up only of tourists is orbiting the earth, spacex launch, a complete success. >> new images coming in from the big adventure. the first all civilian crew in space is now settling into orbit after their historic blastoff. >> inspiration4. >> overnight the crew reaching nearly 364 miles above earth slightly deeper into space than expected and farther than richard branson and jeff bezos traveled and even farther than the space station. the crew using the stuffed golden retriever to know when they hit zero gravity. 14

costs and 400,000 north carolina residents lack adequate access to internet. this bill helps to ensure that everyone has the tools they need to stay connected and participate in school and remote work. all these investments create good-paying jobs and going into the 21st century. i urge my colleagues to join me. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized >> last week, i voted in opposition to one of the most radical attacks on the unborn. h.r. 3755, the abortion on demand bill would create a dangerous national stand that would allow the execution of innocent solely because of their race, sex or disbuilt. our we condemn china and north korea for human rights abusees and we must reconcile with the fact that some of our nation's leaders are devaluing the life of american babies. abortion is murder and murder is wrong. thou shalt not kill is not a statement to

tom rice of south carolina, pursuant to h. res. 8, mr. rice will vote nay. >> as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on the slotkin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. russ fulcher of idaho, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. fulcher will vote nay on the slotkin amendment number 15. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. morelle yes, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. morelle will vote aye on the slotkin amendment. >> as the member designated by mr. carter of texas pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no on the passage of the slotkin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cardenas, pursuant to h. res. 8,

police checked toll plazas and license plate readers between south carolina and maryland.o sign of maliek's jaguar anywhere on what would have been a 15-hour round-trip. >> would you say that he had a good alibi? >> yes. >> maliek kearney was free to go. the maryland detectives were back to square one. at the beginning of what would become an incredibly complex homicide case. an investigation that would span a half dozen states, involve hundreds of witnesses, multiple government agencies, and a mountain of forensic evidence. >> coming up -- could karlyn's top secret work have cost her her life? >> i wondered if she was targeted or knew something she wasn't supposed to know. >> i remember specifically them telling me, did she come into a lot of money that she couldn't explain? >> when "dateline" continues. phone, you just end up living with it? i don't think so. verizon lets you trade in your broken phone for a shiny new one. you break it... we upgrade it. you dunk it? crash it? yikes. doggy bone-it? ha-ha! slam it, wham it, strawberry jamit? we upgrade it! every customer.

>> that's not going to help him at all, especially in south carolina. drugs or alcohol yourself is not a defense. only involuntary intoxication, if somebody else drugged you. now, that varies a bit state by state, but this is going to get him nowhere in south carolina. >> and what about the defense that he was out of his mind with grief about his wife and his son' death? >> that's not going to work either. emotional distress, generally speaking, is not a defense. when you think about the self-hit plot that martin just laid out, where murdaugh went out and got one of his former clients, this guy, curtis smooth to shoot him, to try to defraud the insurance company. that's not a spur of the moment crime. that's not what lawyers call a heat of the moment crime. that's something that takes real planning and premeditation, so ultimately, no, that's not going to be a defense either. >> and even hoe ththough the wo watching, this is being handled at state of carolina level. any reason for the fbi to get involved? >> most murders are actually not federal crimes

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speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend chairman ted deutch and i'm grateful to be the ranking member of the subcommittee of middle east, north africa and global terrorism. i appreciate his heart-felt comments. but i also -- i've been there and seen the example of the terrorist rocket attacks by hamas from gaza with iranian rockets. i've seen the effect on mothers and families and so this is something that should be addressed and i appreciate mr. hoyer bringing up that indeed 4,400 rockets, 400 a day. the reason for that is the weakness of the biden-harris government. they are putting the people of israel at risk. and then i also believe what we see with mr. hoyer, he's being undercut. we have -- and i sympathize with him, that his political party, the democratic party, has become under the influence, extraordinary, bizarre influence of a group of anti-semites who also hate the state

carolina and georgia. and from day one cornwallis orders were to focus on south carolina and georgia. he could go into north carolina if he thought it would help him with subduing the rebellion in south carolina and georgia. cornwallis is going to be the major player in the war in the south from the time he takes command in june of 1780 down into the late spring, well, 1781 and on until he arrives at yorktown in the summer of 1781. clinton, meanwhile, comes back to new york and he never saw cornwallis again until after yorktown. so that was the southern strategy and that's what they were trying to accomplish. and i tried to argue in the book that they came reasonably close. some things went wrong that we can maybe talk about a little bit later on this evening, but at the beginning of 1781, clinton was far more confident than washington was, what was going to happen that year. clinton later said that he began 1781 more confident of british success than in any of the other four years that he was commander. a

police a prominent south carolina attorney alex murdaugh was shot in the head three months after hisson 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 th

his body found on a south carolina road. police say the double-murders prompted them to take another look at the case. murdaugh's arraignment for the botched suicide is scheduled for this afternoon. andrew? faith? >> so many unanswered questions. >>> the nba champion milwaukee bucks making news off of the court. the team hiring lisa buyington for the play-by-play. giving props t the bucs in taking the first steps to make hires like hers the norm. the miami heat uses rielle hunt yer for some of the fill-in broadcasts. she does more of the color commentary. this is the first time we're seeing a woman take the helm as a tv announcer. this is awesome. >> good for her. >>> coming up, the latest baseball pitch for a hall of shame. >>> first, the video that is showing us how easy it is to return just about anything at costco. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully fo

further, south carolina and possibly north carolina as well.maine thought that was in all strategy because he believed, generally correct in this that a greater percentage in the southern colonies remained loyal to anyone that was the case in colonies. they were tied to economically and through the anglican church and others so jermaine by going into the south, and many of these would willingly bear arms and since any of the troops, 8000 troops relinquished could be replaced hopefully by loyalists, some of whom would come in to the regular british army and became known as -- others would go into newly struck oil and the idea was the british army would drive the rebels out and loyalists militias would come in behind us and take possession area pass by the area. it worked out, this is assuming they got their independence might have work life following the war. the area in red was the area that would be the united states and everything else in white would be possessed so the seven strategy panned out south carolina below virginia were retaken, alr

the occupied south carolina as far back as 96 which was a frontier settlement, sorry, south carolina as far back as 96, and were able to at certain points exercise control over those entire states. and so it really buried from place to place. and then there are places -- varied -- both sides claimed regions are in new york city for about 100 miles in either direction were kind of no man's land where places where militias either loyal to the king or to the revolutionaries kind of fought one another for control, and neither side really had a clear advantage. >> we had a question about disaffection amongst the citizens and want to build on what you just said because i'm wondering when rebel and british armies were contesting these no man lands, to what extent did the lead to either disaffection or did it lead people to side with one government or the other? >> i think both. there were certain amount of people who were willing to side with whichever side was stronger overlooked more ready to win the war. i found correspondence between family members in different places where they say all

areas getting an inch of rain in just 20 minutes >>> alex murdaugh surrendering to police, the south carolina attorney accused in a bizarre suicide-for-hire plot. what happened at his first court appearance late today >>> new body cam of a 22-year-old woman and her fiance weeks before she disappeared on a cross-country trip what it shows. >>> border showdown. the governor of texas demanding border crossings shut down as thousands of migrants wait under a bridge to be processed. and the heartbreaking image of baby and toddler found abandoned. >>> the first all-civilian crew orbiting the earth inside spacex's historic mission >>> the holiday shopping crunch arriving early >>> and "rolling stone" updating its list of the 500 greatest songs of all time what do you think about the brand-new number one >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone the debate over covid booster shots may be coming to a head an fda advisory panel set to meet tomorrow to examine key questions. whether a third dose of the pfizer vaccine is safe or even necessary for everyone they'r

he's born on a plantation outside of charleston, south carolina. he's again trade to the carpenter, skilled trade, flees to the british lines. the british were offering freedom to the enslaved people of the revolutionaries who fled behind the lines, who were willing to serve in the army, serves in a british regiment as kind of an auxiliary or grunt kind of a worker, then ends up escaping to new york, where he marries another freed slave, works as a carpenter, a hairdresser, a man servant, eventually sails in a whale boat and ends up kind of reinventing himself as a free person, ends up leaving with the british and living out the rest of his life in nova scotia in a free black community. then there's tons of people like this, kind of that are, you know, totally kind of changing their circumstance through the occupation. >> that raises the question in my mind about source material. you know, in some ways it is easier to write about the guys like sir henry clanton or folks like that because they kept voluminous papers, george washington, of course, bu

florida, georgia, texas, alabamh and south carolina.h the changes of the election procedures to the department of justice before they could implement. and then the and immediately adopted the voting procedures that to this day made it harder for people of color to cast ballots in the states and the freedom to vote act that was just introduced in the senate that relates to the times and changes we are seeing election procedures. most states have a history of adopting restrictive efforts now on access to healthcare. we have seen for example in texas the adoption of a new restriction on reproductive health, abortion, that is likely to be replicated in states throughout many parts of the south and regions of the country as well. so those things are. so then you have a remarkable presence of african-american and hispanic citizenry. florida and texas and georgia together each has over 100,000 african-americans. and in some other states and african-american and latino are 60 percent of those are denied access to healthcare and only 41 percent