mallory: thank you, amy. with respect to the model, there was ape followed in that context that led to the demise of the treaty. in this context we are hoping to encourage russia to return to compliance. we are very much hoping that the international community helps us make this message that new start is in all of our interests. applications on the u.s. and russia to proceed in any stabilizing conversation. i cannot at this point say there is a necessary path forward. the options on the table. it is hard to say the path forward. we are encouraging russia to engage with us in conversations about these issues. your second question, i would say, we need more information. that is what we are in the process of doing right now. gathering information about domestic requirements for notifications but also international requirements. understanding what is happening in the near space domain, across-the-board, so we are taking steps, who is notifying home. in the weather forecasting arena, this capacity is realized freq

i'm mallory. nice to meet you! - nice to meet you mallory! bye troyd!(mallory barnes) let's have a look! (sophie fouron) what's this? (kery) eggs. (mallory barnes) dinosaur eggs. (sophie fouron) dinosaur eggs? (sophie fouron) i love it already! oh! nice! tanya! where are the kids? (tanya clarke) upstairs. you can carry on upstairs. (sophie fouron) the school is upstairs. (tanya clarke) the loudest room. (sophie fouron) yeah. follow the noise. (tanya clarke) follow the noise. (sophie fouron) can i interrupt school? (mallory barnes) of course you can. yes! (sophie fouron) wow! let me help you. let me help you. (kery) thank you. (mallory barnes) so this is our second week of dinosaurs. what's your favorite one? (kery) tyrannosaurus rex. (mallory barnes) is it? what's your favorite one, martin? your favorite dinosaur? too busy. any children outside of stanley are called "camp kids" and those children up until about the age of 10, they either have a settlement school, or a traveling teacher. and then at 10, they'll go into stanley at the boarding school ther

um -- miley came running down there to me and asked me where my -- mallory was. >> mallory was just,ike, nowhere to be seen. like, it was just like she disappeared. then paul came out and he was just in his underwear. and he tried to help morgan. she was, like, get away from me. like, i'm fine, but mallory is missing. i was, like, call 911. >> what bridge is -- paul, what bridge is this? what the [ bleep ] are we gonna do? paul, what bridge is this? >> 911, where's your emergency? >> we're in a boat crash on archer's creek. >> y'all, there's so much blood! oh, my god. there's so much [ bleep ] blood. >> there's six of us and one is missing. >> where the [ bleep ] is mallory? >> okay, i've got a description of that female for the boat accident. okay, all right. it's going to be 19 years of age, white female, blonde hair, pink shirt. she was last seen in the water but they cannot see her now. [ sirens ] >> come on. >> did they find mallory? [ bleep ] >> sit right here. we've got everybody coming out here. you're my concern, okay? >> [ bleep ] >> listen! i told you -- you're not in trou

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and law david mallory.ree month earlier? carter and david mallory, wher the primary suspects and ashley harris was the on who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashley came in t open the store, she found th safe open. >> ashlea harris knew it was carter who closed the nigh before and when she showed her boss the security video view of the burglary >> she pointed at the monitor, and said, that's david mallory good and i said who is that? and she said it's carter's boyfriend. >> ashley figure that carter set of the burglary, and david mallory, carried it out. carter got fired, davi disappeared. and both heard that it was ashlea who identified them they had not been charged, not yet. but. >> the case was basically, being actively investigate when this happened >> and now, here three month later was carter cervantes talking to the police. with growing suspicion that sh and her boyfriend were connected to ashlea murder the deal started off easy. >> where you - >> know, originally from lubbock. >> is your

how to pay mallory beech's family in the settlement for her death in the drunken boating accident.be that is how alex thought he would pay for everything, was with his dead wife's riches. now he is paying with his life. because he will sit in a jail cell for the rest of his natural life. that you know these unnatural murders now we have some closure in the case. it will be interesting to see if some of the victims of his financial crimes get to testify and make their case to the judge. before he is sentenced. you know where do we go from here. reporter: tomorrow, will be sentencing hears starts at 9:30, under south carolina law the victim, his victims get to make statements. victim impact statements to influence outcome of his sentence, will be interesting to see which victims testify. and potentially which of his -- whether it will include financial victims or if be people more directly impacted by the deaths of his wife mage and his son paul. whether that is family members or close family friends. kennedy: yes, i'm sure a lot of people' to hear from his surviving son, buster. you

mallory, thank you for your time you got a lot going on right now. question, the latest death toll is 25 people in mississippi. they stopped the report you are getting on the ground, do you expect that number to go up? >> currently we do have 25 confirmed deaths and it is unfortunate. unfortunately there is a possibility. we do have search and rescue assets still on the ground doing the work. we have about 300 search and rescue personnel out there on the ground in mississippi and north mississippi trying to do any type of recovery rescues we can. it has been a long night, long day for mississippians but mississippians are resilient and the state put in a lot of resources, we've deployed a lot of assets to those locations impacted and we are very hopeful we will hear from fema regarding the disaster request. >> i imagine you have emergency operations center, you've got video cameras and watching the weather alerts, on a personal level as you are watching this massive tornado role into these small towns and obliterate them, what are you thinking as you

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and i'm going to fight until the end until the day i die. >> a lot of people want justice for mallory did not get it, but she got it. there are a whole lot of people getting justice because of her. none of it would have ever been discovered had it not been for that both rick. >> the murdaugh name has been eroded and some would say that is a great tragedy, but i suspect more would say it is about time. >> you will never hear them say we are happy about what happened, but i think there is a sigh of relief for a lot of people because demar derozan won't be in charge anymore. >> seems like they are enjoying the pain that they are going through. >> it burned me up because nobody deserves what has happened. >> everything about this is tragic. everything. for everybody. he have to be held responsible for what you do, but that does not mean that the unraveling of the family is something to be celebrated. >> that is always going to be our legacy. this whole area is going to be the poster child for the actions of a few men. >> you go from being this high. nothing to worry about. you have the la

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now, the united arab emirates, egypt, and germany have struck a 24000000000 dollar deal in mallory tanya, where they'll build a hydrogen facility near the capital new act shot. it has a plant capacity of a 10 gigawatts. the output of roughly $5.00 to $6.00 standard nuclear power plants . the 1st phase of the project is set to be completed by 2028. now steph, on leaving is they c o of con young to the german developer. on this project, we asked what made me re tonya, a good partner for germany. germany at the moment, important 2 thirds of its energy needs in the form of fossil energy, oil, coal, guests. and if you want to become green by 2045 in the law, it's only going to happen by turning some of these in quotes into green products and impulsive green product. and more retailer has the potential for taking advantage of that lead and demand in producing hydrogen based. they're reverse. ok, and what happens now that all parties are on board with this project? where does it go from here? you signed an agreement today to join, to develop a 1st face pilot face, going to have a size of 400 me

and mallory tanya, where they'll build a hydrogen facility near the capital new walked shot. it has applied capacity of 10 gigawatts. the output of roughly $5.00 to $6.00, a standard nuclear power plants. the 1st phase of the project is set to be completed by 2028. now stuff and leaving is the c o of con young touch the german developer. on this project, we asked what made my re, tonya, a good partner for germany. america is considered to be one of the best locations worldwide to produce hydrogen because it's a blessed with a great wind and solar conditions at the same time, which is important to run electrolysis plans around the clock on. so we believe technical and commercial conditions are very attractive, and mauritania has been a stable a country in a region that sometimes has ended difficulties. and the government has expressed strong interest to build stronger relations with germany. and this could be a 1st flagship project that will strengthen ties and things, because mauritania couldn't become a significant supply of green adequacy and, and green energy to germany, s

what did mallory beach's father tell you about this conviction?lip and early on phillip made a comment that his daughter hadn't died in vain and was going to serve a greater purpose. we just didn't know what it was yet. and the sentencing came on the four-year anniversary when they found her body. so it was a very poignant day and they are pleased that there has been -- the victimization of alex victims has stopped. there has been some justice as a result of her death and we look forward to continuing to bring some accountability for her death. >> bill: job well done. a few more cases still outstanding. mark tinsley from south carolina today. thank you. >> thank you. >> dana: could banks see a rise in demand? one local nonprofit is trying to copy. we'll have that next. from newday home loan and save hundreds every month. there are no upfront fees to apply. ♪ zyrteeeec...♪ works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize

because of you, we will be able to produce a lot of food for our families. whilst mallory is the only country that managed to acquire $20000.00 tons of fertilizer, from the russian government will free, the continual blockade exposes the edge of need for policy and investment choices to sustain and build viable resilient and inclusive ford systems on the continent. keep back of the story here in our t, they'll call economists worn over u. s. financial crisis. check that out will be back at the top of there with with american trailers. during the aerial recognizance discovered that the water in the spent fuel pool on top of react, number 4 is evaporating, and the spent fuel rods, which have just been extracted are still hot. and i'd like you to be exposed to the air now to karen, or does the army tease helicopters in order to dump water? take him directly from the sea. a high level of water in the pool must be maintained at any cost. unlike the reactor, there is no structure that can contain the fission. flying over react number for the helicopters are exposed to excessive doses of rad

motive, said the prosecutors, for leon have mac killed >> mac, and maybe even megan are gonna make malloryoment when he learned about the murder plot. >> if they had been successful mallory would not have any parents. then, it was megan's turn. no gag orders of ties this time she told the jury, she had n doubt leon wanted her dead >> were you scared >> very scared >> how did that affect how you felt about your safety aroun the defendant. >> i was terrified defense attorney george pern said the prosecution had it al wrong, the engine one any on killed >> was she suggesting that i be done. he argued that leon was just a love lauren ex-boyfriend, wh had gone overboard with bi talk >> he's braggadocious, and the backtracks >> harassed of anybody hurt, killed, harmed and kidnapped we had multiple discussions, o multiple conversations, but no wanting to harm or hur anybody. >> the state said, that is jus semantics. on cross examination prosecutor samantha connec pointed out that despite lyon' claim, that he had not specifically asked for that to be killed, he didn't exactly shy away from violent

everything this judge was saying is quotable from the tiger on his tail and discovery of the mallory beach case, to his father on his death bed, how he's testifying it was just an ordinary day and how if he were to argue that in any of his legal cases he would lose every one and he will never have the opportunity to do that. to ellison, one of the most striking moments of that in which the judge saidky imagine you see paul and maggie when you go to sleep, i would imagine they visit you. you have to deal with your own lies within your soul. here, let's go ahead and listen in to the judge again. >> order was issued and for the most part it's been complied with except for the jury leaving the courtroom yesterday or not the jury, but the defendant leaving the courtroom while the jury was still seated. protecting the identity of the jurors is certainly extremely important during the course of the trial to ensure that no one makes contact with the jury or attempts to influence the jury. jurors have a right to continue their privacy beyond their jury service, but they're not obligated to do

was done by the family to protect paul murdaugh from the boating accident that tragically killed mallory ago. frankly this still hasn't come former tour as a. lucian there's so much tragedy surrounding this, chris, and the jury said enough is enough. and they found him guilty tonight. >> i want to bring in nbc news correspondent alison barber, outside the courthouse in south carolina. alison, what's the scene there? >> we just heard outside the courthouse you probably see it over my shoulder where they're still a bit of a gathering in the background in the state prosecutors they came out to address the public are. the big message we heard from the lead prosecutor, craig waters, we this verdict sends a message to the world that it does not matter who your family is, it does not matter how powerful you are if you behave badly, if you break the law, if you kill your family, justice will be served in the state of south carolina. and they say that's exactly what happened tonight. alex murdaugh has maintained throughout this he has nothing to do with his crime. but what the prosecution focused

the lies, the emotionality of having maggie murdaugh, paul murdaugh, a young man, mallory beach, the young woman paul murdaugh was responsible for killing, all these deaths, there has to be accountability and one person who's going to stand for that accountability and that's alex murdaugh. at his arraignment, he was asked by the judge how do you want to be tried? he said by god and by my country. he also got tried by a jury of his peers, and because of that, he's going to get life in prison. >> a jury of his peers at a time where whatever privilege and connections they had, they clearly ran out tonight in this rather stark double murder guilty verdict. i want to thank ellison barber, charles coleman, and katie phang. and thanks to each of you. appreciate it. >>> we have been co-anchoring a little bit on a breaking news story. you never know when these verdicts are coming. thanks for letting me play along. >> clutch player ari melber coming in. our legal eagle. i so appreciate you, my friend. thank you for going o.t. all right, thank you very much. >>> now to another legal case we're

son, paul, was charged with drunkenly crashing the family boat, the accident killing 19-year-old mallorypaul was supposed to stand trial for her death. the visit to mozell not the first time a jury has toured a crime scene. the jurors in the o.j. simpson trial visited the condo where nicole brown simpson lived. >> it's not uncommon for jurors to leave the courthouse and view the scene of a crime, but it's also not common. for jurors to see the crime scene, to understand it better, it makes sense. >> i am going to testify, i want to testify. >> reporter: late last week, murdaugh taking the ultimate step to assert his innocence, testifying in his own defense. >> mr. murdaugh, are you a family annihilator? >> a family annihilator? you mean like, did i shoot my wife and my son? >> yes. >> no. >> i think you could hear a pin drop in the courtroom when purchase murdaugh took the stand. >> reporter: in a bombshell admission, murdaugh confessing that he previously lied to investigators about his whereabouts the night of the murders. >> were you, in fact, at the kennels at 8:44 p.m. on the night

a client and he has a tagger like mark tansler on his tail pursuing the discovery in the death of mallory beach and having a father for the most part on his deathbed. i can imagine or really can't imagine. i know it had to have been quite a bit going through your mind on that day. but amazingly to have you come and testify that it was just another ordinary day. that my wife and son and i were just out enjoying life. not credible. not believable. you can convince yourself about it but you have the inability to convince anybody else about that. if you made any such arguments as a lawyer you would lose every case. cases you will not have an opportunity to argue anymore except perhaps your own as you sit in the department of corrections. anything further? >> no, sir. >> all right. mr. murdaugh, i sentence you to the state department of corrections on each of the murder indictments in the murder of your wife maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him fo

and are we just need the kind of motor lab or, or response that says while mallory is trying their best with all the constraints that we have in terms of our budget. read the world come in and help malaria? because we cannot afford to be going backwards instead of forward in terms of all of the provisions, lima lauins need. and the development that we so desire. the french government will force controversial pension reforms through without a vote in parliament. after failing to convince a majority of peace, the back, the bill was like a live pictures right now from paris were processes of gathered outside the parliament building. the changes in this reform will raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, and president amended mccoy. says that this is essential to cover pension deficits . there has been, however, widespread opposition to his plan is asher butler reports from the french capital. oh, it wasn't the outcome. the french government wanted but without the parliamentary majority, but decided to force his pension reform bill through parliament by decree. a controversial move that inf

many years ago, the great british explorer, george mallory, who was to die on mount everest, was asked he want a climate? he said, because it is their spaces. they and we're going to climb it and the moon and the planets are there. and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. and therefore, as we set sail, we ask god's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked. thank you. thank you, lady. i am proud. to come to this city as the guest of your distinguished mayor, who has symbolized throughout the world the fighting spirit of west berlin. and i am proud. and i am proud to visit the federal republic with your distinguished traveler, who for so many years has committed germany to democracy and freedom and progress. i had to come here in the company of my fellow american general clay, who. who has been in this city during a great moment of crisis and will come again, if ever needed. 2000 years ago. 2000 years ago, the proudest vote was he with romana? so today in the world of freedom, the proudest boast is if being on be leader. i

mallory is a state of morning and we're do have needs that we almost have to have now and i've been to many of the devastated places i have met people in camps and i have witness the barrier of so many people that have died. one, we need our more medicines, we need tents, we need equipment that can i help climate change is real. and what we are having to see now is a devastation and seen before this time you 13 months, 3 devastating psych loans and we're trying to do the best we can pull ourselves by boat drops. it cannot happen with that international help. the clean up operation is on to way in parts of peru that have been devastated by cycling jacket, landslides have buried homes and mud, leaving thousands of people homeless. these 6 people have died in the past several days as a result of torrential rains. 5000 soldiers have been deployed to flood hit regions to support emergency operations on a sanchez has more from this in the gear region near the capital lima. we are in a, in a, in a ravine called real circle, which translates to dry river, but that's exactly the opposite. what

mallory is the state of disaster. what cycle? and freddy has done is to pull us back even when we were trying to rebuild because of past tragedies and i appealed to the international community to please look at us with such favour. because we need help. the cyclone called friday by weather trackers has battered the landlocked country for the 2nd time in less than 3 weeks. will always authorities declared a 14 day morning period while battling the aftermath of the deadly storm. the southeast of africa was hit hardest with death reported in mozambique and the island nation of madagascar, local journalists. and this report from one of the emergency shelter camps at mind . your primary school is one of the shelters that is used for the displaced families. they're all pregnant women, young children, and the elderly lady, [000:00:00;00] a yell, a damages caused by cypress freddie left most areas and accessible, including eroded breeches in damage. road job, where is the worst he area with a death or 85 and county where one family last

mallory is the state of disaster. what sacrilege, freddy has done is to pull us back even when we were trying to rebuild. because of past tragedies and i appeal to the international community to please look at us with such favor because we need help the cycle and cold freddy by whether trackers has factored the landlord country for the 2nd time in less than 3 weeks. and the law was authorities declared a 14 day morning period while battling the aftermath. the southeast of africa was a hit, the hardest with deaths recorded in mozambique and the other nation of madagascar. a local journalist sent us this report from one of the emergency shelter camp at mann to a primary school is one of the shelters that is used for the displaced families. there are pregnant women, young children and elderly a .

this may very well be related i to the death of mallory beach. other than revenge? - there are facts that don't add up and bodies tied to this family. the case points to a darker truth about privilege in the deep south. the murdaughs were wealthy and powerful, and they had connections. four generations of murdaughs had served as top prosecutors going back to the 1920s. they rubbed shoulders with state governors, mingled with law enforcement. the name was enough to ensure any controversy — or potential crimes — disappeared. he even had a badge and a blue light fitted in his vehicle. the trouble was alex murdoch was addicted to opiate pills and deeply indebted from a series of bad land deals. i remember exactly how it ended. i don't remember exactly how it ended. i was so mad. i had loved the guy for so long, and i probably still loved him a little bit, but i was so mad. he was concerned about me getting my $182,000 back, seemed concerned. told him i wasn't worried about the at that point, i wanted to make sure there wasn't something else. and ther

mallory is a state of morning and we're do have needs that we almost have to have there and i've been to many of the devastated places i have met people in camps and i have witness the barrier of so many people that have di what we need are more medicines, renewed tents, we need equipment that can i help climate change israel and what we are having to see now is a devastation. and since before this time, you 13 months, 3 devastating psych loans and we're trying to do the best we can pull ourselves by boat traps. if the check cannot happen, we're that international help. the us military is released video of an encounter between a russian fighter jet and the u. s. drone bench again says the russian aircraft unsafely intercepted the reaper drone was then crashed into the black sea. russia was denied accusations, had acted recklessly the downing of the drone on tuesday by the 1st direct incident between the u. s. in russia since the war and ukraine began last year. john hall reports a 42 2nd video clip released by the pentagon shows of russian su 27 fight a plane dumping what he said to b

mallory has 2063 to be calm and inclusively wealthy, self reliant, industrialized nation, mid up a middle income. it me is for us, the 1st 10 years that we started our last year implementing our movement toward that realization. every country needs to have that and then align their own vision with the doha program of action. which is a consensus built over the years by countries not just the lease develop involving the others, the development partners so that we are working in a concerted effort. bring in synergistic gather that spar exponential development. for example, malory's case we wanted to concentrate in the immediate future on agricultural commercialization and mechanization so that we can grow large volumes, crops, diversified across the section. add value to this same, have many industries across the country. and export, so we earn more money to be able to access goods and services that we may not have present. and so if i could, culture is emphasize in the manner we are thinking. even do mega farms to out great extent and then tourism. and then mining, we had a g o mapping of

and 5100000 children out of mallory's is that, and as my guess, because book and they're in south africa, the fluids are also becoming more severe and more intense. the recent, when we do say blown freddy as just he to be twice and over 400 people dent in that location. so he's getting serious in the, let's cross of u. k, to oxford doug par when the report says that we're approaching irreversible levels of global heating. if we let that happen, what does that actually made? well, it means that the, the sort of impacts that colleagues on the panel have just been outlining, become baked in. and given there's not really much you can do about them already. we're at a point where, frankly, a human lot on a human time scale. the sort of things that we're seeing across the world are going to continue to happen. and they're going to continue to get worse. the question is whether, how fast we bring down carbon emissions in particular so that they don't continue to get worse and that they might even start to start to drop. but we're a very long way. sorry, at that, they'd be at the levels in the a

mallory is a state of morning and we do have needs that we almost have to have now and i've been to many of the devastated places i have met people in camps and i have witnessed the barrier of so many people that have died reconstruction. we'll definitely need more help, but immediately we need food stuff. we need tents, a shelter. that is we need blanket and we need a amenities that will help with water and sanitation provision to the people because we do not want another outbreak of water born diseases. mr. president, so far have you received any response to that appeal for help, whether it's from your neighbors or from the wider international community. so far we have received a hair from the united nation from the u. s. from others that have a promised alliance have reason to the occasion, and that they are donating foodstuffs. they're donating our plastic buckets and other things and even blankets. and so we are happy that everyone has begun to respond. we have sent out an s o s to our neighbors here in order for a for the help to be had with cars like i see at the last 3 days. or e

and of course mallory beach was kill in the a boat crash involving his son. that case involving a key role in this trial. murdaugh is facing a lawsuit for the boat crash evenou abo the howid they convince them so quickly? >> he said they looked at the time line and then played the video. >> the video with the kennel vo. eva pilgrim, excellentks andeks. wedotva and the entire team has been working on a two-hour "20/20" special that dives into all these questions. the history of the murdaugh family, what led to this and headli headlines. the all-new "20/20," what led up to that awful day. the murdaugh family murders, 9:00 p.m. eastern tonight, 8:00 central. eva, i'll see you later for "20/20.." >>> in the meantime, we continue with the other news, the storm moving from the south into the east. atlanta, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, boston all in the path. at least seven reported tornadoes already across the south in the past 24 hours. this funnel texas. in firmed ef heading east. damaging winds in huntsville, alabama. and all of this moves north ton