. >>> alex murdaugh's admission he lied about the death of his long-time housekeeper. what's next in the case and why millions of dollars are at stake. >>> as the summer travel season kicks off, could a new rule make airlines pay you when it's their fault that flights are canceled or delayed? when you could start seeing that cash >>> and after this winter's massive storms, the runoff unearthed a glittering prospect in the mountains. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and thank you for joining us the news that came out of texas over the weekend was almost too much to take, especially after a series of grim headlines of mass violence that have rocked the country recently we don't know what caused a driver to plow his suv into a crowd of migrants waiting at a bus stop in brownsville on sunday, killing eight, but tonight he has been charged with eight counts of manslaughter the suspect described by police as having an extensive rap sheet. near dallas there is new information about a man who shot into crowds at a shopping mall saturda

but alec murdaugh's story about the dogs being responsible, murdaugh now says that's not true.out money. following her death, murdaugh arrange for satterfield surviving son to sue him, given it was his dog's fault. but when the insurance company paid three point $8 million to the satterfield estate to settle the case, alec murdaugh stole the money and kept it for himself. >> years later he admitted stealing the money and agreed to a judgment against him. >> i have never disputed since i was confronted on labor day weekend that i took money from my clients. >> but now, not a listen sherine's company has filed a lawsuit against murdaugh claiming it relied on murdaugh 's falk statements to his detriment, and dispersed funds. based upon the fraud and deceit directly, and proximity calling damage to not tell us. the insurance company is looking to recover the three point $8 million it paid murdaugh in the satterfield case. and here is where the dogs come in, court papers show murdaugh is suddenly changing his story, saying it was not his dogs that caused satterfield fall after all,

following her death murdaugh arranged for satter field's surviving son to sue him. but when the insurance company paid $3.8 million to the satterfield estate to settle the case, alex murdaugh kept it for himself. years later he admitted stealing the money and agreed to a judgment against him. >> i have never disputed since i was confronted on labor day weekend that i took money from my clients. >> reporter: but now nautilus insurance company has filed a lawsuit against murdaugh claiming that it relied on murdaugh's false statements to its detriment and disbursed funds based upon the fraud and deceit causing damage to nature husband. the insurance company is looking to recover the $3.8 million it paid murdaugh.the insurance comg to recover the $3.8 million it paid murdaugh. court papers show murdaugh is suddenly saying his story saying it wasn't the dogs that caused the fall, but he is not offering an alternate cause. in court papers, in you you today murdaugh's lawyers say that it was to force an insurance payment and directed nautilus insurance company to instead c

murdaugh is randi kaye has details. >> gloria was there, sitting up.side of her face. >> newly released audi housekee after she had fallen down the steps at their south carolina home.asn't home when it happened on february 2nd, 2018, but blamed it on the family's dogs. >> she indicated the dogs caused her to fall. what i assume happened is when gloria pulled up, the dogs, you know, rushing her. >> for affection. >> for affection. >>a satterfield later died at the hospital. the story about the dogs being responsible, murdaugh now says it's gnaw true. but why? it's all about money. following her death, murdaugh arranged for her surviving sons to sue him, given it was his dogs' fault, but when nautilus paid $3.8 million to the satterfield estate to settle the case, murdaugh kept the money. years later, he admitted stealing the money and agreed to a judgment against him. >> i have never disputed since i was confronted on labor day weekend that i took money from my clients. >> but now, nautilus insurance company has filed a lawsuit against murdaugh, claimin

murdaugh is saying i don't have that money.the money from the satterfield family. it's worth noting that the family never got a penny from nau nautilus. alex mauer daw put that in a special account for himself and kept the money. even after he admitted doing this and agreed to a $4.3 million judgment with the satterfield boys, they still have not seen a penny. the satterfield family attorney held a press conference today and said the reason they think he's changing his story is he doesn't want to be on the hook for this money. he says by telling nautilus insurance to go after the satterfields for this money is revictimizing the family. here is what else the lawyer had to say. >> the intervening criminal act of alex murdaugh who was the insured and the target defendant, cut whatever equitable argument could be made against the satterfields. that's why nautilus has sued alex, because they know he has the money. >> reporter: what's still unclear here, jake, if nautilus insurance does recover millions from alex murdaugh, will the s

we reached out to murdaugh's attorney who had no comment about the lawsuit or why alex murdaugh is onceerving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son, but is also facing nearly 100 other charges ranging from money laundering to stealing money from his clients murdaugh's attorneys have filed a notice to appeal, saying they plan to do so in coming months craig. >> catie beck for us there in south carolina thank you. >> let's bring in laura jarrett. i don't understand why admitting this in a legal filing helps his case with the legal insurer at all. the insurer wants to try to get the money back from alex murdaugh he says go find it from the family, but he admits he kept the money, didn't give it to the family >> precisely this whole thing was a lie built upon another lie and the bottom line is, we still do not know how gloria satterfield died that's the question her family wants to know the answer to and everyone else wants to know the answer to. he's now admitted that the original story wasn't true she didn't trip over the dogs, but he doesn't say i know who did it, and th

but murdaugh's legal team claiming because murdaugh lied about how saterfield's die, the lawsuit is illegitimaten 90 plus financial crimes, accused of stealing money from client, friend, even his family's law firm. >> endless story. thank you, eva. >>> going to turn to the california college campus on edge this morning following three stabbings that left two people dead including a student. police say the attacks could be linked. will carr is in davis, california, with the latest on a search for the suspect. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. since thursday, there has been a stabbing every other night. one uc davis student had just won an award at a ceremony and was walking home when he was stabbed and killed. this morning police are trying to figure out who is responsible for this stabbing spree and why. this morning an urgent manhunt is under way after three people were stabbed in a northern california college town leaving two dead and one in the icu. >> this is different. the attacks were particularly violent and brazen. >> reporter: the three separate stabbings all occur

breaking this morning, nearly two dozen new charges filed against convicted double murderer alex murdaugh, carrying penalties of nearly 500 years in jail. details on the multimillion dollar fraud scheme he's accused of and the long-time friend who prosecutors say he conspired with to make it happen. >>> but we begin with the political landscape that increasingly looks unlike anything we've ever seen before. ron desantis, the florida governor breaking long-standing political norms as he tries to break away from the ever growing pack of republican candidates. his decision to announce his presidential campaign on twitter tonight marks a sharp departure from the traditional tightly scripted, highly visual and supporter pack campaign announcements. not only will it be audio only, but desantis will be sharing the spotlight with eccentric billionaire turned conservative hero, elon musk. if it works, the move could help the governor put some real distance between himself and a republican field that's become more crowded by the day. if it doesn't, it could undermine his attempts to convince voters

remember, martha, murdaugh was a personal injury attorney. all the time. the indictment alleges he stole 3.5 million in settlement money from the estate of his housekeeper, gloria satter field in 2018. money that should have gone to her children. instead, murtaugh and others in his firm never said anything about the settlement. murdaugh lied to his own insurance company about the housekeeper's death claiming she fell because of an accidents with his dogs, which wasn't true. in total, he faces 144 state and fell charges of lying, stealing, fraud, swindling clients and syphoning settlement money to pay for his drug addiction and other personal expenses. sometimes he inflated his own expenses and other times he intercepted the proceeds. here he is back in february during the murder trial. >> i don't dispute and i have never disputed since i was confronted on labor day weekend that i took money from my clients. >> yeah, his lawyers said they're cooperating with investigators. during the trial, you remember he admitted swindling all kinds of peopl

his lawyers said they will appeal >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh is facing new federal charges. murdaugh, who is serving life in prison for killing his wife and son, has been indicted on 22 fraud-related charges. he is accused of cheating the family of gloria satterfield, his former housekeeper out of a settlement of nearly $3.5 million she died in alleged fall at murdaugh's south carolina home he's also accused of redirecting other settlement funds for his own personal gain. his attorneys say he is cooperating and they believe the charges will be resolved without a trial. >>> american officials say it was likely ukrainian agents who were behind a drone attack on the kremlin in moscow earlier this month, according to the "new york times. nbc news has not independently confirmed that report. nobody was injured in the explosion on may 3rd, and president putin was not even in the building when it happened. for the latest on this, we bring in claudio lavanga good morning so how c how candidate u.s. govt re did the u.s. government reach that assessment? >> reporter: u.s. officials no

against his long time housekeeper, after she suffered a fall at the murdaugh home. satterfield's attorneys releasing audio recordings and documents tied to the original investigation that alex murdaugh told investigators his dogs were the cause of satterfield's fall. since that time, murdaugh has said he invented the story, that the dogs had nothing to do with it, and perhaps the satterfield family should repay the $3.8 million judgment that they recovered because of that lawsuit. the satterfield's family attorneys had this to say. >> he told the truth then when he gave the judgment, and so for us, all of a sudden now alex the mode comb of honest, of truth, he doesn't tell you where the money went, the 3.8 million. he doesn't tell you how gloria died, and oh, by the way, everybody is saying let's exhume gloria. >> reporter: alex murdaugh is serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son, and facing a hundred other charges related to financial crimes. his attorneys have said they filed a notice to appeal, and they plan to do so in coming months. back t

this is coming after murdaugh committed he lied about his dogs.t alec murdaugh, the wrongful death lawsuit against his long time housekeeper, after she suffered a fall at the murdaugh home. satterfield's attorneys releasing audio recordings and documents tied to the original investigation that alex murdaugh told investigators his dogs were the cause of satterfield's fall. since that time, murdaugh has said he invented the story, that the dogs had nothing to do with it, and perhaps the satterfield family should repay the $3.8 million judgment that they recovered because of that lawsuit. the satterfield's family attorneys had this to say. >> he told the truth then when he gave the judgment, and so for us,

new troubles for alex murdaugh.ominent attorney convicted of killing his wife and son is facing a number of new federal charges. eva pilgrim is here with those details. >> reporter: alex murdaugh talked about these financial crimes before. he's admitted to stealing money from client, family, even his law firm. now he's facing more criminal charges for taking that money and how he did it. this morning new trouble for disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh, the lawyer already serving life in prison for the murders of his wife maggie and son paul, now facing federal charges. 22 new counts, including bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. the charges involve millions of dollars of client settlement money murdaugh previously admitted he stole, including funds from the children of his housekeeper gloria saterfield, >> i remember lying to tony saterfield. and i remember looking him in the eye on many occasions. >> and lying to him? >> yeah. >> okay. lying to his family? >> i lied to his family. >> reporter:

>>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh is facing new charges.d financial schemes. the disbarred attorney was convicted in march of killing his wife and son two weyears ag. cnn's diane gallagher has been following all of this for us. diane, alleged financial crimes. what exactly do these new charges entail? >> yeah, boris, 22 in that now unsealed indictment from the federal grand jury. 14 counts of money laundering, five counts of wire fraud, two counts of fraud conspiracy and one count of bank fraud, all of this is in relation to the multiple victims that those who have been following the alex murdaugh family are familiar with. the family of the former housekeeper, hakim pinkney and others, whose names are probably familiar to those who have followed these allegations surrounding alex murdaugh. his attorneys did release a statement to cnn who said, quote, alex has been cooperating with the u.s. attorney's office and federal agencies in their investigation in a broad range of activities. we anticipate that the charges brought today will be quickl

. >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh is facing 22 counts much financial fraud.cted by a fedal grand jury yesterday in alleged schemes to steal settlement money from clients. it includes accusations of stealing millions of dollars in insurance money from the family of his housekeeper who died in a fall at murdaugh's home in 2018. he is serving a life sentence for the murders of his wife and youngest son. >>> and we are now just a week away from what could be a devastating default on the national debt. negotiators held what both sides called productive talks again yesterday but they haven't reached a deal to raise the debt ceiling. house speaker kevin mccarthy said that he remains optimistic an agreement will be reached before the u.s. government runs out of money to pay its bills. the house is set to begin a week-long memorial day recess today though, but members could be called back if there is a vote. >>> and now to a cbs news exclusive. for more than three years the department of justice has been investigating president biden's son, hunter, for possible tax cr

they also deal with facts that those who follow the alex murdaugh trial are familiar with.'s mentioned here and part of the charges is that alex murdaugh with help of a personal injury attorney essentially stole the proceeds from his housekeeper's death and the insurance proceeds relating to it. you'll remember that the housekeeper's son testified at his trial the allegations here include that he helped settle the estate's claim against his own homeowner's insurance policy, and then stole approximately $3.5 million from that settlement and used it solely for himself. the housekeeper's children never saw a dime from that. that's just one piece of this 22 count indictment, the first scheme that's listed lasted over 15 years and involves a variety of different means through which alex murdaugh stole money from settlements that he achieved for his clients and his private law firm practice and used people who worked at his law firm unknowingly to help him in perpetrating that fraud. >> lisa rubin, we appreciate you jumping on this for us. thank you. >>> i want to turn now to a s

this comes after murdaugh was convicted for the murder of his wife, margaret, and his son, paul. >>> one year since the mass shooting in uvalde, texas, the community understandably still hurt and looking for answers. an 18-year-old former student at robb elementary walked into the school with an assault rifle and proceeded to kill 19 children and two teachers. after all this time, there's a lot of frustration that an independent investigation into the massacre is still ongoing. people living in uvalde are extremely angry at the lack of accountability. >> and you representatives are telling these communities and failing us by choosing to believe your own beliefs and personal gains to continue to make mistakes. >> flags will fly at half-staff across the state of texas today in honor of those victims. >>> florida governor ron desantis is expected to declare his candidacy for president this afternoon, and he's going to do it on twitter spaces. our scott mcgrew takes a closer look at the decision and shows you how you can listen in. >> twitter spaces is the audio conferencing feature on t

responding from prison to a $4 million lawsuit brought by satterfield's insurance company, murdaugh says he fabricated a story about the family dogs causing the former housekeeper to suffer a fall he was sentenced to two life sentences without the possibility of parole for the murder of his wife and one of his sons >>> russia is spendings spendiny mashing the marking the anniversary of one war while it continues to escalate another russia is threatened with economic retaliation by the rest of europe. for more on this, we go to chapman bell, and explain the significance of russia's latest moves in this conflict >> good morning, frances today marks the annual victory day in russia, commemorating the soviets' contribution to defeating nazi germany in world war ii and normally a day that vladimir putin sees as very significant on his calendar, one that he uses to highlight modern moscow's military might and a day to build up national pride but today we're expected to see muted celebrations across the country. some significantly scale scaledk others even canceled there's been intense fighting

responding from prison to a $4 million lawsuit brought by satterfield's insurance company, murdaugh says he fabricated a story about the family dogs causing the housekeeper to suffer a fatal fall. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for murdering his wife and one of his adult sons. m his lawyers have not comment on why he changed his story >>> a popular tiktok creator is facing backlash. he launched an investigation into a true crime theory known as the smiley face killers it alleges that one or more killers murdered and dumped men around the country he was questioned after he started mentioning his tech startup in the videos. now he says he's ending the investigation. >> i haven't been sleep as much as i should. i've burnt myself out and frankly got a little lost in the sauce over the story i acknowledge that it was insensitive to reference my startup on those two occasions pertaining to this case. >> he told nbc news that he started his series because he was approached on two occasions by someone trying to lure him into a car in chicago. he was the chie

murdaugh is current you appealing his conviction. for the murder of his wife and grown son where hes was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted by a jury. well, n ba s shaquille o'neal getting served in a class action suit filed against him over the collapse of ftx. those servers had tried to reach him at his homes and at one point they tossed legal papers at his suv. they finally caught up with him in miami on tuesday during game four of the nba's eastern conference finals. coincidentally, the arena where the game was played was previously named ftx center. o'neil is one of several celebrities who appeared in ftx ads. finally, the iconic brady house is back on the market. the california home originally used for exterior shots in the original 1970s classic tv series but in 2018, hgtv bought the ranch style home, for 3.5 million, they transformed it into an exact replica of the original tv show set. so there's an iconic avocado green kitchen, who wouldn't want that paneled wood living room, pink and blue bedrooms. it can be

. >>> and alex murdaugh is now face g 22 new charges for alleged financial schemes, they include wiree is appealing the conviction for killing his wife and son. he was sentenced to life in prison. murdaugh's attorneys expect new charges will be resolved without a trial because he has been cooperating with prosecutors. >>> and an update on the murder of gabby petito after a trip with her guy an say brian laundrie. a letter was found among his belongings, and it has not been made public, but laundrie's mother referenced getting a shovel and burying the body. the envelope was marked burn after reading. >> petitos are suing laundries. >> and the letter suggests that roberta laundrie, if she needed to bury a body, she'd bring a shovel and garbage bags. it said that if she went to jail, she'd bake a cake with a file in it. so in my mind that clearly shows that she knew that gaby take -- g gabby petito was deceased. >> and he wrote a confession before taking his own life in october 2021. >>> the man whose murder case was featured in a cereaserial w another day in court. >> he spent more two

. >> we're watching new details on alex murdaugh. he's been indicted on 22 financial fraud charges.daugh admitted he invented the details surrounding a deadly trip and fall accident involving his housekeeper in order to receive millions of dollars in a settlement corners for the former south carolina lawyer say they anticipate these charges will be resolved without a trial >>> the house of representatives will vote on a republican measure to block the president's student debt relief program and end the biden administration's pause on federal student loan payments that is unlikely to pass in the senate but the supreme court, of course, is also weighing the legality of that debt relief program. >>> gerald ford sailed into norway for exercises with the largest aircraft carrier are a show of force at a time of heightened attention between nato and russia. they criticized that exercise. >>> coming up, two bullish calls on another health care stock today that's up more than 10% in the past month weebe at datth next. there it is, the "call of the day. i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlov

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grand jury has returned a 22-count indictment against disgraced attorney and convicted murderer alex murdaugh. the indictment is for bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering, along with other charges. the indictment alleges that over a span of 16 years, murdaugh devised a scheme to redirect climate settlement funds to personally enrich himself. he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife maggie and his son paul. >>> and turning to south carolina, where a bill banning abortion at six weeks is headed to the governor's desk to be signed into law after passing in the state senate. governor henry mcmaster says he will sign the bill making south carolina the second state to impose a six-week ban, which is often before a woman knows she is pregnant. msnbc anchor yasmi vossoughian joins us. what are the consequences of this bill? >> essentially it is creating a desert for abortion care in the south and southeast region, only looking at virginia now with still abortion care on the table. if you're looking at the bill, six-week abortion ban, with some exceptions up to 12 weeks for

convicted murderer alec murdaugh just pleaded not guilty to the 22 new financial felony charges he nowhe case in charleston earlier. you probably remember murdaugh is already serving two life sentences in state prison for the 2021 murders of his wife and son. >>> and it may sound hyperbolic, but some of the biggest names in ai say they're serious, artificial intelligence could mean the end of the human race, and that stopping the risk of extinction should become a global priority. up there with preventing pandemics and nuclear war. the dire statement was published by the center for ai safety, and signed by nearly 400 experts in the field from top minds at google and open ai, to leading academics. nbc's jake ward is here with me now. so, i mean, how immediate is this risk, and what are they thinking should be done about it? >> well, chris, according to this 22-word statement, just a very very brief statement, the need to prioritize mitigating the risk of extinction at the hands of ai needs to be on par with these other big human risks like pandemics and nuclear war, but it is not at all

. >>> alex murdaugh's admission he lied about the death of his long-time housekeeper.next in the case and why millions of dollars are at stake. >>> as the summer travel season kicks off, could a new rule make airlines pay you when it's their fault that flights are canceled or delayed? when you could start seeing that cash >>> and after this winter's massive storms, the runoff unearthed a glittering pros i

death penalty in 1976. 60 people are currently on death row in the state >>> convicted murderer alex murdaughng new federal charges. he is serving life in prison for killing his wife and son and has been indicted on 22 fraud-related charges. he's accused of cheating the estate of his former housekeeper. he's also accused of redirecting other settlement funds for httls ohis own personal gain. >>> american officials say it was likely ukrainian agents behind a drone attack on the kremlin in moscow earlier this month. that's according to the "new york times." nbc news has not independently confirmed the report nobody was injured in the explosion on may 3rd, and president putin was not in the building when it happened. for the latest, let's bring in claudio lavanga. how did the government reach this assessment? >> reporter: well, according to the "new york times," u.s. officials now believe the drone attack on the kremlin was orchestrated or coordinated from ukraine after they intercepted communications in which russian officials blamed ukraine for the attack and ukrainian officials also believe t

. >> murdered alex murdaugh admitted he lied about the death of the housekeeper gloria sat afterfield. >> he told the insurance company that the family dogs caused her to trip and fall. he later collected millions in settlement money intended for satterfield's sons who never saw any of it. we reached out to murdaugh's attorney who had no comment. >> a second grader who disappeared in the woods while camping with his family was found two days later. >> more than 150 search personnel spent days combing through the 40 square mile area and finding him two miles from the camp site. >> all i see is his little tiny white sweatshirt. he goes, eli? i ran up over to him and hugged him. i was relieved. >> some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. in oklahoma city, the driver of the pickup truck led police on a wild chase before crashing into the guardrail. he first surrendered, but ran away and police captured him. ? loveland, ohio, the driver crashed into the outdoor restaurant patio with minor injuries. >> in california, a kitten rescued after being stuck in a truck. the kitte

a jury has charged alex murdaugh with several incidents of fraud. the disgraced south carolina lawyer was convicted back in march for the murder of his wife and son. his lawyer says the fraud charges will be resolved quickly and without a trial. >> bill: check this out. a huge sinkhole swallowing the earth at a golf course in utah. not the golf course, right, the massive pit not stopping a group of teens from posing for videos. i guess i would probably do the same thing if i were 18. one of them sitting along the edge of the hole with legs dangling. the video has more than 700,000 views on social media. it will lot a -- it will ruin the snow. >> dana: is that because of all the snow they got this winter? got a lot of it. >> bill: that they did. >> dana: also this. >> bill: springtime is a melting time. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: bill, you have to know this. the florida panthers are heading to the stanley cup finals for the first time in 27 years and did it with heart stopping drama. watch here. >> out in front. he scores! >> dana: he scored the

we were talking about tucker carlson, we know that zelenskyy called rupert murdoch or loughlin murdaugh. is there a recognizable sense that america is cooling in its ardor to fight this? >> i think they're worried right now. i think the biden administration isn't, actually there was another aid package announced today. but yes, they think long term, they think down the line, of course the worried about the u. s. elections, of course are worried about what happens if biden loses, and they're worried about what could happen down the line. they spend a lot of time to republicans, to critics. zelenskyy tries to find a lot of different places to speak where he speaks in music festival sometimes. he speaks at universities, because he's trying to reach more than just, he understands it's a democracy, and he wants to reach the public and not just leadership. but they do know that. but i think they accurately also understand that this is a war not just for their territory, that it's a war for a way of life, it's a war for the respect of the borders, a war for all of our rules about human rights,

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throughout the show to create sort of -- because this family is based on some families, perhaps the murdaughsan election drama because this is such an important player. >> the other part of me, david, felt, like, well, this really wouldn't happen. maybe quite this way. and okay, and politico spoke to an expert on wisconsin law who put it this way, the law doesn't say what to do with these ballots. so it would certainly go to the courts. which we are very familiar with at this point. this is according to barry burden. but burden said that he thought that a judge would be extremely likely to grant some kind of accommodation and this underscores is that real life is maybe a little bit messier than how it was portrayed in this show in there are courts and election officials which cast down on what atm tried to do. >> specertainly, if we were talg about a determinative amount of ballots that have been destroyed, we know it will go to litigation. i could speak for cnn, i don't see that we would be in the range of making a projection in that kind of scenario because we know that -- litigation would

let's take this front page story in the murdaugh-owned new york post earlier this month.fit nonprofit group that tony foundation, that set the variance included a 24-year-old man in desperate need of help, after serving in afghanistan, we are told by the hotels that are temporary housing has been getting pulled out from the. according to the post, the hotels are not believed to have migrants yet, but were reportedly on the city's shortlist to take some. now, the ceo of that nonprofit did admit that the hotels did not explicitly say the vets had a move because the migrants, but it was clear to her that was the case given the timing. but this was far more than fox news. they really ran with this story, featuring it on no less than 15 different shows over the past ten days. the network even claimed to have crucially substantiated that reporting themselves. >> a group of veterans, some suffering from ptsd, may now be victims of new york's migrant busing battle. fox news confirms 20 homeless vets just got kicked out of several hotels and the suburbs north of manhattan to make

murdaugh, what's your question? >> hi mister president. question is what do you think about the united states for current debt situation. and how can we move forward? >> such an important question. we are at 33 trillion dollars, a number that nobody ever thought was possible. when we had our economy rocking and rolling just prior to covid coming in, like literally, we were making a fortune. in oil we were going to make so much money for oil. with covid coming in we had two other things. we have to keep this country alive because it was so serious. we have to get the country back. we have to lower energy prices, we have to lower interest rates. interest rates are through the roof. energy has to come down. we all have to start paying off debt. when we have a debt limit, and they use that very seriously, they came in, schumer came in with nancy pelosi. they said we will violate it. they talk a whole lot different than they do right now. i say to republicans out there. if they don't give you massive cuts--you don't have to do a default. and i

neely suffered from mental illness which began at age 14 when he experienced the brutal murdaugh everyf his mother. >> there is no reasonable belief that he had a weapon, that he had the ability to use anything to harm anyone and he was significantly outnumbered so there was really no basis at all for what transpired. >> reporter: the incident dividing new yorkers and highlighting deep concerns about subway safety. >> i feel like resources to a community connection. >> not safe at all. unfortunately, we're not allowed to carry things but i wish we were able to do pepper spray or something. >> reporter: now, despite some high profile incidents, overall major crime on the transit system here in new york city is down slightly from last year. both the mayor and governor have deployed mental health resources to the subways, but many insist more needs to be done. george? >> okay, whit. thank you very much. supreme court now. growing questions about the justices and ethics after a new report about justice clarence thomas and a billionaire republican megadonor. terry moran reports from the sup