murdaugh must also pay more than $8.7 million in restitution to the victims.t orange jump suit and shackles and addressed the judge for 13 minutes saying i'm literally filled with sorrow and guilt over the things that i said. let's go outside the court in charleston. and also with me, former u.s. attorney in michigan, law professor at the university of michigan law school, and msnbc legal analyst barbara mcquaid. walk us through what happened in court. >> and murdaugh pleaded guilty to the 22 federal financial crimes charges back in september that included money laundering, wire fraud and bank fraud. the prosecutors allege murdaugh stole $12 million from his family's law firm, his personal injury law firm clients. they say $6 million of those dollars still unaccounted for. murdaugh had already been sentenced for similar financial crimes in a state court to 27 years. so one of the things that was up in the air today is whether or not the two sentences would happen concurrently. and the judge said that they will. so this would add an additional 13 years on top o

alex murdaugh took advantage of that. >> addressing his victims in court, murdaugh said "i am filleder things i did to these people that i care about." murdaugh's 40-year federal sentence will run at the same time as it states in this war crimes and could be reduced according to his attorney. >> i will tell you under the first steps act that former president trump got past that federal inmates are doing 60% of their sentence. 40 years, that would equate to 24 years. >> murdaugh is serving 2 life sentences for them murders of his wife and son, but he is seeking a new trial. the one thing that you can read eight, is today is the not last time we see this man in court. back to you. >> john: i've got a quick question for you. when the judge also ordered him to pay restitution to the people from whom he stole money. he can't pay them millions of dollars. how is he going to handle that? >> that's right. some of that money has been reimbursed by his former law firm through the restitution in theory is money that if it is recovered if they recover any of that $6 million that still remains un

murdaugh's lawyers say an f.b.i. polygraph examiner confused their client with strange questions and told him he had recently tested another high-profile criminal. vander slot, the killer of natalee holloway. whether the government intentionally manipulated the results to void the plea agreement and ensure he is never a free man again. murdaugh is already serving two life sentences for the shootings of his wife and son but continues to fight for a new trial. >> you can game out a scenario where he could possibly someday get out of prison if the murder convictions are reversed. if they stick the man is in there for double life. >> and that, bill, is why both sides are paying so much attention to today's sentencing for his federal financial crimes. back to you. >> bill: thank you, jonathan serrie in charleston, south carolina today. thank you. >> my son will grow up without his father. i will grow old without my husband. how many more police officers and families need to make the ultimate sacrifice before we start prot

. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh back in court, sentenced to 40 more years for stealing from his clients. why some of his victims say they forgive him. >>> a lawyer for nfl star rashee rice says he's cooperating with police after reports his car was involved in a major crash. authorities asking for help i.d.-ing the man in this video. >>> and he's young and driven. the gamer turned nascar star who just claimed his first major checkered flag. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. breaking tonight, a pair of closely watched abortion rulings late today by florida's supreme court. the conservative majority panel opening the door for a ban on abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. a point at which some women don't know they are pregnant. but in a separate ruling the court will leave it to florida voters to decide whether to restore abortion rights when they go to the polls in november. senior legal correspondent laura jarrett starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight florida's highest court paving the way for a strict abor

>>> alec murdaugh back in court facing sentencing for financial crimes.h longer he could face behind bars, and did he break his plea deal? >>> later, a massive cleanup today in baltimore. the plan to get the mangled remains out of the collapsed bridge out of the water and this busy port back open. >>> hello. it's good to be with you. it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with two presidential campaigns and two very different easter messages. donald trump marking the holiday attacking political opponents in all caps, unleashing on prosecutors in his various trials, posting more than 70 times, posts like this on social media and making false claims about an easter egg contest at the white house. meanwhile, president biden who is anticipating in the annual white house easter egg roll at this very moment posted about the power of hope and the holiday. joining us is nbc's vaughn hillyard with me in new york. former congress members barbara comstock and david jolly. from the two men who want to win back the white house, trump ha

murdaugh actually addressed the judge. wearing an orange jump chute and was shackled, and for 13 minutes he spoke. he got very emotional. he said that he's ashamed of what he did. he's embarrassed, that he thinks about the victims every day. he feels a lot of remorse, and he said that if any of the victims want to speak with him directly, that he would be open to that, so this obviously is a heavy sentence, and right now the judge is essentially explaining to the courtroom where he decided to give this stiff penalty to murdaugh. >> priya in charleston, thank you very much. >>> dallas police looking for a rising nfl star in connection with a major high speed crash. we'll tell you who they're looking for next. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. Ée diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. 'o get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. [street noise] [car door shuts] [paparazzi taking pictures] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are y

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this morning alex murdaugh expected back in court.he 55-year-old scheduled to be sentenced in federal court for his financial crimes. >> the crime was so egregious the feds decided to step in. >> reporter: it's happening at the same time as his state sentencing. he's already plead guilty and is serving 27 years from that. but that deal is now in question for a few reasons. first, investigators discovered murdaugh stole an additional $1.3 million from more than 11 victims, bringing his total now to $10.9 million and 25 victims. and he failed a recent polygraph. federal prosecutors saying in court papers that puts him in breach of his plea deal and shows he wasn't being truthful about where the stolen money ended up. >> it's very difficult to pass a federal polygraph test. it doesn't really matter that alex murdaugh failed. he was expected to fail. >> reporter: prosecutors will ask for a more severe sentence today. and one of the more surprising mentions in recent court documents. federal prosecutors raising questions about another atto

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. >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh sentenced to more crimes, but this time it has nothing to do with the violence against his family. the ruling just coming down from a judge when it comes to his conviction on financial allegations. >>> a looming nurses' strike in the south bay ahead of our news cast. the potential impact to hospitals and what you need to know before yourext appoin ntm >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh is facing more jail time. today a federal judge in south carolina sentenced him to 40 years for stealing millions of dollars from his legal clients. murdoch pled guilty to those crimes in september. he will have to pay almost $9 million in restitution. he is already serving a life sentence without parole. this is for the murders of his wife and son. he's trying to appeal that conviction. >>> san francisco mayor planning a trip to china saying she is set to promote tourism. the mayor also expected to explore the possibility of bringing the pandas back to san francisco. china decided to restart its diplomacy program last month. she sent a letter to the chinese preside

alex murdaugh has been sentenced on financial crimes 40 years.lloway, former assistant district attorney and legal advisor to the georgia sheriff's department is with me now. 40 years. what i want to do is talk with you, phil, a little bit about what the stakes were. i understand that they had been raised in an otherwise routine sentencing hearing after federal prosecutors said in a filing last week that alex murdaugh, 55 years old, failed a polygraph test he agreed to undergo. 11 new financial victims and 1.3 million in stolen money have been identified. phil, are you with me? >> great to be with you as always, harris. what his lawyers were trying to do is they were trying to game this in a way for some plausible way he might be able to breathe free air at some point in his life. but this sentence, harris, eliminates that. even if let's say the state charges for murder, let's say it all gets vacated and his conviction gets reversed on appeal, there is no meaningful parole in the federal system. at his age with 40 years to serve. it will work out

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show disgraced former lawyer convicted killer alex murdaughrow to learn punishment and already serving life sentences for killing his wife and son. fox news correspondent madison is in atlanta with what to expect in court. >> lisa federal prosecutors are trying to keep murdaugh behind bars for as long as possible and they want out of a plea deal they say he violated that would have cut down on his prim time and would have let him serve federal sentence at the same time as his 27-state assistance for similar crimes prosecutors say murdaugh wasn't being honest about what happened to six million dollars he stole. made comments about another high profile criminal van der sloot who killed natalie and he's serving two life sentences for his wife maggie and son paul. but he says he didn't do it and fighting for a new murder trial and attorney for several victims of his financial crimes can concerned about overturned murder conviction. >> so there's the possibility if the federal sentences don't run consecutively, and all of these ducks run up in a ni

and next hour, the last possible we will sentence for convicted murderer alex murdaugh. soon he'll find out how much time he will get for stealing from his clients and law firm. also today, 50 the million people from texas to virginia are under a severe weather risk. some areas could see some tornadoes. you'll have the latest forecast for you, kate is out, i'm sarah sidner with john i'm berman. this is cnn news central >> this morning. crooked, deranged, et evil. that is how donald trump celebrated easter. the words he used the easter message to describe the prosecutors leading criminal cases against him as he gets ready for critical month, be targeted special counsel, jack smith, manhattan district attorney alvin alvin bragg, the fulton county district attorney, fani willis. this after going after the daughter of the judge overseeing his criminal case in new york in a separate message, seed and steve contorno joins us now, >> pretty >> stark, one might say bleak, one might say dark holiday messaging steed as absolutely john him. >> and this is something we have seen fro

. >>> disgraced south carolina attorney alec murdaugh will face another sentencing today. murdaugh, who is already serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son is to be sentenced for federal crimes later. he pleaded guilty to 22 charges including bank fraud and moneylaundering. he already got a 27-year sentence for similar state charges. >>> the senseless murder of a nursing student at the university of georgia campus has ignited a fiery debate over immigration in the state and beyond. nbc's steven romo has that story. >> reporter: at the georgia state capitol -- >> is this body the house of the people legally entitled to amend, circumvent, or repeal federal law? >> i don't know about that, but we're getting ready to do it, if that's what you think. >> reporter: that was the question seconds before state lawmakers voted to push a controversial immigration bill to republican governor brian kemp's desk. >> the house bill on 1105. >> reporter: the measure passing on the last day of the legislative session amid ongoing fallout from the death of 22-year-old lak

. >>> disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh will face another sentencing today. murdaugh who is already serving two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son is scheduled to be sentenced for federal financial crimes. he pleaded guilty to 22 charges, including bank fraud and money laundering. he already got a 27-year sentence for similar charges in the state. >>> a deadline with an impact on election day. the state supreme court is set to rule on whether to allow two controversial ballot measures to go forward in november. one would ask floridians to decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana for adults over the age of 21, the other would let voters decide on protecting abortion access up until viability which is about 24 weeks. state justices separately are also expected to rule soon on florida's current 15-week ban on abortion. >>> aside from the storms we told you about earlier, the southeast right now is bracing for a blast of heat this week. violetta yas is tracking that for us. good morning. >> good morning. off to a very warm start for the mo

tonight, convicted murderer alex murdaugh serving a life sentence sentenced to 40 years in prison forfinancial crimes. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy, fraud, and money laundering, stealing millions from his clients, including a $4 million insurance payment meant for the family of his housekeeper, who died in a fall at the murdaugh home. the sentence guarantees he will spend life in prison even if his murder conviction is overturned on appeal. >>> tonight fast food workers in california have been given a pay raise. a new law raising the minimum wage from $16 to $20 an hour for fast food chains with at least 60 locations. some small business owners could raise prices to pay those workers more, passing the costs onto consumers. >>> when we come back here on a busy monday night, the 35-year-old former nfl star found dead in his home, and what we have now learned tonight. >>> and the tributes pouring in for a famous actress from "peyton place" to "all my children" in a moment. the wayfair vibe at our place is western. my thing, darling? shine. gardening. some of us go for the dramatic. ho

today, alex murdaugh will be facing a south carolina judge for punishment for a final time. for nearly two dozen financial crimes he admits to committing. but his sentencing could be complicated because prosecutors claim murdaugh lied on a polygraph test and broke the terms of his federal plea deal. murdaugh is already serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and 22 year old son. >> in today's gma first look, the ftc is cracking down on so-called impersonation scams. here's abc news reporter rebecca jarvis in this morning's gma first look, an abc news exclusive. >> when we sue companies to get money back that we can then return to consumers and also to bring civil penalties that we hope will deter fraudsters. the ftc cracking down on costly imposter scams like this one. ken delacruz says in january he received this text message from a number claiming to be his bank. >> i get a call from my bank saying that there's some fraudulent activities they wanted to help me stop it. >> a scammer pretending to be his bank managed $1,500 out of ken's account and obtain an o

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but now those prosecutors are asking a judge to revoke that deal after murdaugh failed a polygraph test, joining me now a cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, joey jackson in my years of covering court and i know, you know, this ad nauseum polygraph testing is not admissible in court, generally speaking however it has been a part of this plea deal. how unusual is this in the first place? so >> sarah, good morning unusual and particularly unusual as it relates to this defendant, right. why? i do i say that you heard him testify in connection with the murder charges, different case, different time, but certainly the judge in that case, and i think the jury certainly rejected in all respects, anything he had to say. and so to place reliance upon someone and for prosecutors, even to condition the truth upon anything he may say is somewhat troubling. now, having said that, i think what prosecutors wanted to do, sarah, is they are trying to recoup money for these victims, right? you have two dozen victims, you got millions of dollars, or so, million dollars unaccounted for it? yes

>>> alex murdaugh is facing more prison time. a federal judge today sentenced him to 40 years for stealing millions of dollars from his clients. he pleaded guilty to the crimes in september. he will have to pay almost $9 million in restitution. he is already serving a life sentence for the murders of his wife and son. he is trying to appeal that conviction.>>> the brother of vernon davis was found dead today. the body of vontae davis was found inside his grandmother's home. he played for the colts and buffalo bills. he went to two pro bowls before retiring. investigators do not think that foul play was involved. he made headlines last year when police arrested him on dui charges.>>> we are talking about miss idris. he may have been involved in a accident. this is dashcam video from another car. a corvette and a lamborghini were speeding. both drivers left the scene. the morning news said one of those cars is believed to be registered to rice. thankfully, the crash only led to two minor injuries. rice grew up in the area. >>> a ne

. >>> convicted double murderer alex murdaugh back in court, sentenced to 40 more years for stealing from his clients. why some of his victims say

last september murdaugh pleaded guilty to 22 federal charges that included wire and bank fraud. is he already serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son. fox 40 in sacramento as the new law increasing the minimum wage for most fast food workers in california takes effect. employees at most restaurant chains with 100 or more locations will be paid at least $20 an hour. fast food companies have said they will have to find ways to compensate such as laying off workers or raising prices. and this is a live look at cleveland. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 8, our affiliate, northeast ohio will be a prime viewing destination in the path of the total solar eclipse one week from today. the station's meteorologists say it's too soon to tell if the weather will cooperate there. the current forecast calls for a partly sunny sky with temperatures in the upper 50's. that's 20e7b9's live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ dangerous ladders. gutter muck. yuck. no wonder you hate cleaning your gutters. good thing there's

. >> bill: so today will be sentencing day for alex murdaugh in south carolina.y has been in court for two years. he took a guilty plea 2,000 financial crimes. we'll watch it together. prosecutors say he defrauded his law firms and clients of millions of dollars. he is 55 years old, already serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son in june of 2021. we're live as court gets underway at the top of the hour 30 minutes away. >> isis-k in particular, but isis in general has a strong desire to attack our homeland. we should believe them when they say that. they will try to do it. we should expect further attempts of this nature against the united states as well as our partners in other nation either abroad. >> dana: a clear and present danger to the u.s. homeland. the former head of central command warning future attacks from isis are not a question of if but when. retired four star general jack keen is a four star analyst. the biden administration doesn't want to talk about this for obvious political reasons especially in an election year and the

murdaugh pled guilty to the 22 financial crimes. these are the last outstanding charges he faces.lso serving two life sentences without the chance for parole for killing his life and son. police in dallas are still searching for kansa kansas citys wide receiver over possible connection to a hit and run happening over the weekend. a car believed to be registered to rice was part of a six-vehicle crash sent at least two people to the hospital it. remains unclear at the moment whether or not rice is facing any official charges. and those are your headlines. brian? >> brian: now this. let's talk about illegal immigration. this morning a big update on the migrants arrested after storming the border and pummeling national guard troops as a texas judge on easter is reportedly ordering that they be released to appear back on their own recognizance, yeah, like that will happen. when the d.a. is ready former acting dhs secretary chad wolf joins us now. chad, your thought about this easter move. yage a judge would release have on video. each of those migrants identified either by border patr

murdaugh is already serving a life sentence for killing his wife and youngest son. today's ruling means he will remain in prison for decades, even if his murder conviction is one day overturned . a russian court has extended the detention of an american russian journalist by at least two months, pending a trial. tulsa michiba is an editor for the u.s. government funded radio free europe radio liberty. she was taken into custody on october 18th and charged with failing to register as a foreign agent and also with spreading, quote, false information about the russian military. or khruschev holds dual us russian citizenship. she lives in prague with her family and could reportedly face up to ten years in prison if convicted. >> late developments tonight in israel's war on hamas, gaza medical officials say an apparent israeli airstrike killed four international aid workers, with the world central kitchen charity and their palestinian driver after they helped deliver food and other supplies to northern gaza that had arrived hours earlier by ship. as fox's trey yingst rep

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today's sentencing as justice >> today was about obtaining justice for the financial victims of alex murdaugh. these victims are not just names listed in a court filing they are real people who trust in an attorney at the most difficult times of their lives alex murdaugh deserve every single day of the sentence that he deserved today, that he obtained today. and while it cannot undo any of his crimes, we do hope that it can bring some measure of closure for his victims >> so what is the sentence matter? we'll look of course, number one because of those victims are real people and they were really hurt by this. but number two, he has those two consecutive life sentences, but he is planning to restart his appeal of those both state and federal prosecutors, boris have said that this acts as insurance in case he wins those appeals and will no longer be serving those life sentences. that alloc murdoch will likely spend still the rest of his life behind bars >> dianne gallagher alive for us in charleston. thank you, sir. much, briana. >> now, to some of the other headlines that we're watching this

alex murdaugh is already serving two consecutive life sentences for the murders, which prosecutors saide crime law that has come into effect in scotland has been challenged by the author of the harry potter books. jk rowling is known for expressing her views on transgender issues and says the legislation is a threat to free speech. but the first minister, humza yousaf, says it will guard people from what he calls a "rising tide of hatred." here's james cook. this is a nation struggling to strike a balance between liberty and safety, between freedom of speech and protection from hatred. these protesters think the new hate crime law gets that balance wrong. but the first minister disagrees. i'm very proud of the hate crime act. we have seen, i'm afraid, notjust in the uk and of course scotland, but right across many parts of the world, this kind of rising tide of hatred against people because of their protected characteristics. so unless your behaviour is threatening or abusive, and intends to stir up hatred, then you have nothing to worry about in terms of the new offences being created.

> y bueno, seguimos con mas informacion, octavio, porque el ex abogado de carolina del sur, alex murdaughna condena de cadena perpetua por los asesinatos de su esposa y s corte federal a 40 anos de carcel mas y el pago de casi 8 millones de dolares a clientes a los que estafo. >> despues de declararse culpable en septie hombre del 22 de eliteos financieros de lesiones personales no paso la prueba del poligrafo, a lo que acepto someterse como parte d un acuerdo de culpabilidad. >> una labor complicada mientras el barco dali sigue varado entre miles de toneladas de hierro y cemento javier vega se encuentra en baltimore y nos tiene mas informacion de como esta la situacion ahi casi una semana despues, javier. >> si, casi una semana. >> octavio nicol, buenas tardes. >> pues aqui pues aqui continuan a contrarreloj estos trabajos de remocion de escombros en el rio patapsco que se encuentra justo aqui detras de nosotros. >> ¿que es lo ultimo que sabemos? >> han dicho las autoridades que se estan preparando para este lunes abrir un canal provisional, un paso en el que pudieran transitar embarcaci

. >> carley: alex murdaugh has pleaded guilty to 22 financial crimes, these are last outstanding charges he faces. he is serving two life sentences without chance of parole for killing his wife and son. trump's 2024 national press secretary joined us earlier. >> polling does indicate that r.f.k. jr. hurts joe biden more than he hurts president trump. r.f.k. jr. gives far left democrats another option. they are dissatisfied with joe biden's presidency. >> carley: trump leads r.f.k. jr. who is in third, r.f.k. jr. will join us tomorrow to talk about this and much more. whatever you guys want to ask him, as a matter of fact. >> rachel: so interesting, what a great show to have him on tomorrow. interesting. >> brian: let's check in with abby who is at the lowe's in hollywood. abby. >> yeah, what is going on? this is a great location, we have fan stafttastic view of lo angeles. what is lit up is the lowe's sign. at the top of the lowe's hollywood hotel, perfect spot to be, just down here is hollywood walk of fame. are the star ones sidewalk and that is the doll dolby studio. speaking of the g

. >> the judge ordered murdaugh for restitution to the victims. google plans to destroy data on the web browsing histories of millions of users to settle its lawsuit related to the privacy settings. the lawsuit accused google of misleading users of how it tracked people when they were in that mode. in addition to destroeugying th data, it will limit the information it collects. and then putin calls up for mandatory service, according to the document on the kremlin's website and it comes after putin called up 130,000 in september and raised the maximum age for military service to 30. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, betting on bonds and q2. where you can find the biggest finds, and bob will break that down in eft edge, next. uality time to a quality cause. swing by to see one more customer... [audience cheering] and really get down to business. go national. go like a pro. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. great job astro-perso

[applause] it's the end of an era, murdaugh stepped down at fox news which is strange, i didn't thinkghter] trump media is here, trump med media. not a table, just screaming loudly at a table in the corner to no one. wardell is here tonight. [laughter] sorry, i meant the new york times. [laughter] i forgot they do stuff in addition to puzzles. i have to say, is not a great sign when the only thing keeping up media company alive are games people play on their phones. to chilling for you? [laughter] the room just froze faster the mitch mcconnell. [laughter] i have to say apologies to the times but as a statin islander, i still get my news from the new york post. thank you. the only paper where the front page always has the same 200.5 where the headline is world war iii to start tomorrow or central park i will dead in building collision. [laughter] the new york post is like having new york times summarized for you by a crackhead. [laughter] times will say they border deal continues to evade congress in the post is like these mexicans are taking my stuff. [laughter] there are so many incr