nancy graces next with the murder special we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. >> i have alex murdaugh on the line, his wife and child was shot. [ sound of gunfire ] >> take this gun, blow your son's brains out. >> no, i do not. >> it's so bad. fired into your wife maggie? >> no.

bring in fox nation host nancy grace, covering the latest on the alec murdaugh trial, live pictures outth carolina at this hour. nancy, you have been reporting on this extensively, and what a shocker it was last week when he took the stand. how do you believe they are going to sort of come back from all of this this week? what do you believe their strategy and approach will be? >> well, i can tell you something, i ran into the lead prosecutors waters early, early this morning and he is showing the wear. he looks gaunt, exhausted, and why shouldn't he? he went through about two full days of cross examining alec murdaugh, and let me tell you, murdaugh is a wiley one. camped out in front of the courthouse and i just learned murdaugh's own brother has now taken the stand. that's telling me the defense is finally about to wind down. today we have seen two experts on the stand, one was a pathologist, and one was a crime scene expert. ah, i don't know how much of a dent they made, but all they have to do is get one juror to be confused. another bombshell today, and i hate to bring this up, but

what does that add up to nancy grace?o a very high-priced defense attorney because arguing there were two shooters at various angles means nothing to me because these victims were shot point-blank range. maggie, a loving mother of two grown boys had a step pulling on her skin, or skin was burned because a gunshot was close, what does that mean technically? it means people are running, people are moving and the angles really don't mean one or two shooters. >> steve: nancy i have to ask you you told us what the vibe is like in the courtroom, so when things are going on i know nancy grace, you are looking over at the jury. how is it registering with the jury? >> i can tell you this much, everything that comes out on the stand and it's been tedious going through all the cell phone data, the judge turned down the temperature to keep the jurors away, he kept having people stand up to move around to keep them going, it was very tedious. every time there was a moment they all look over at alex murdaugh and that means something to

>> i disagree with that. >> nothing further. >> joining us nancy grace.cy, i want to play one more bit of testimony that caught my attention. this was when he was talking about his very serious drug addiction problem. >> how pills were you using a day. >> maybe 1,000 milligrams, 1200 milligrams a day. >> how many pills is that? >> a hundred. >> taking 60 a day, something like that. >> there were days when i took more than that. i had a pocket full of pills on june 8th when i was sitting in l car. >> how will this factor into what the jury might be thinking, nancy? >> well, the prosecution argues it correctly, it will factor in in the manner that when you are that high on opioids, you don't know what you're doing. that's a $50,000 a week drug habit. that's much more than most people make in a year. he's spinning it in a week. i find it hard to believe, because a high tolerance to opioids does not preclude you from an od. also the jury will hear instruction from the judge when you reads the law to the jury, by which they're to judge the case, that voluntary

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nancy graces next with the murder special we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. >> i have alex murdaugh on the line, his wife and child was shot. [ sound of gunfire ] >> take this gun, blow your son's brains out. >> no, i do not. >> it's so bad. fired into your wife maggie? >> no. i did not. >> is at your door, mr. murdaugh, bad things happen. >> what do you mean by bad things. >> do you know why people lie, because they know they have done something wrong. >> are you. >> i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. ever. ever. nancy: i'm nancy grace, thank you for being us with here for special investigation of alex murdaugh double murder trial, we're camped outside of the court of house. in less than 12 hours. 0930 court will resume. we saw the debacle on the stand last week. there he goes, alex murdaugh, crying and crying. there is a report that one of the juror,handed him a box of kleenex, did they believe him? he did a great job, but during cross-examination. it began to fall apart under the beating he took from the prose

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i hope that's what they are doing. >> lawrence: they should call nancy grace because nobody does it better can watch live coverage of the murder trial daily on fox nation. still ahead, help us finally come to the people of east palestine almost four weeks after the train wreck with toxic chemicals into the air of pure dr. marc siegel is the ground. and brian having breakfast with friends and florida. >> brian: thanks, lawrence, you say sage runs this place but you know who runs sage? his mom. grandmother, wow! are you proud of him? >> i love him to death. >> brian: does he give you a discount? >> sort of! >> brian: that means he's not paying. steve livingston has lived in three different countries many different countries and why do you pick ponte vedra beach? >> i've been here 20 years ago and i couldn't live anywhere else. i love the opportunity. i love the freedom, you can't beat the weather and the people are fantastic. >> brian: the governor? >> all of that, all of the above. >> brian: and a brand-new soccer team. more from the metro diner, more from new york city, johnny van zant sta

fox nation host nancy grace joins us now. okay.i went through some papers with the fbi, and i saw that the mother wrote him a letter. >> yeah. you know, this letter, if it exists, and i have reason to believe it does exist, having been in the custody of the fbi after brian laundrie committed suicide, remember, out of that carlton reserve, 25,000 acres of basically swamp, this was found in his backpack, we believe, and it says and i quote: would bring a shovel to help bury a body and on the outside of the envelope says burn after reading. reportedly written by roberto laundrie to her son, brian laundrie after the death of gabby petino. this has come out as a part of a infliction of emotional distress lawsuit by gabby's family against the laundries and their lawyer. >> steve: right. well, here's the thing. for their lawyer to say oh, that was written before they made the trip. it's like who are they thinking about burying then? >> is there another dead body? we don't know about? >> steve: right. >> of course, the response by the laun

here with more on what we learned yesterday, fox nation host nancy grace.ex murdaugh accused of murdering his wife and buster's brother and, yet, buster said my dad was a loving father and a loving husband and i don't think he did it. >> well, i'm sure he did. i have dealt with a lot of adult children whose parents are accused of murder and they never believe the parent did it because i don't think that they can accept it emotionally deep in their core. they just can't believe it. it would be hard for me to believe it about my father i would fight to the finish, no way. but, a lot of interesting things happen in court yesterday. for one thing, we learned that when the cops were there, and alex murdaugh was standing right beside his dead wife and son, their bodies literally riddled with bullets. he was looking up a local restaurant on google and looking at a group chat about a woman in a bikini. is he right by their bodies. he just called 911 and his cell phone shows that of course the defense, of course, is claiming he was in shock when he was looking at th

nancy graces next with the murder special we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" willonathan turley writing for years, the media and government alike to treat anyone raising a lab theory as one of three possibilities. conspiracy theoris

nancy graces next with the murder special we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" willi have alex murdaugh on the line, his wife and child was shot. [ sound of gunfire ] >> take this gun, blow your son's brains out. >> no, i do not. >> it's so bad. fired into your wife maggie? >> no.

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check nancy grace's take, that will be interesting, to on the trial and her special, the murdaugh murdersrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. mr. sean. >> i will check that out after i watch what nancy does at 10:00 p.m. thank you. the world is marking one year since russia launched its horrible invasion of ukraine. continuing on the eastern front, it appears to be no end in sight. we are live in caves with the latest and we will hear from the president of the group for ukraine about the supporting troops, a rally in washington d.c. held at the mall about that. they need the help more than ever. ukraine, next on fox news live. with the war in ukraine now in its second year, solemn ceremonies marking your one car over and the fighting continues with ukrainian forces trying to stop a new russian offensive in the east. trey yingst live in ukraine's capitol of kyiv with the latest. >> good afternoon, fighting continues and so do the attacks. schools across ukraine are holding remote classes this week worried about more russian missile strikes. last week we went to a school outsid

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nancy graces next with the murder special we will see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. jonathan turley writing for years, the media and government alike to treat anyone raising a lab theory as one of three possibilities. conspiracy theorist >> called for more censorship and killing people by not censoring more views the covid misinformation, the opposite is true by alternative scientific and policy views, the public was denied a full debate over side effects and covid origins and other important issues. >> todd: brooke singman joins us live with the latest. >> good morning, the republicans demanding answers from the biden administration after the energy department reportedly admitted covid-19 originated in a chinese lab. "the wall street journal" with the exclusive report, the print don't make the new intelligence. a spokesperson for the energy department responding to the report to fox news saying the department continues with careful in objective work of intelligence professionals and investigating the origins of covid-19 as the president directed to. de

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in the not too distant future i'm extremely excited about the potential of the nancy grace roman space telescope. one of the exciting things we're finding is that the early universe has big bright galaxies and that telescope, although it has a smaller mirror than jwst, has a much larger camera. it's optimized for finding these massive rare beasts in the early universe and it's gonna be fantastic to have that capability very soon. >> amazing. and dr. battaglia? >> yeah, i will echo what dr. clampin said. but i wanted to add one thing about the exoplanets. the most common type of planet known to humanity right now is a kind of planet we don't even have in our own solar system. it's intermediate to the rocky terrestrials and the big gas giants. we call them super earths or sub neptunes but actually we don't really understand their nature. is this more real estate for life? that's a big question on our mind. and this is a class of planets that jwst will be able to characterize and shed light on exactly their nature. i'm very excited to see that happen. >> amazing. well, thank you all and a

nancy grace joined us with her take on what he said in court. >> he started lying to police immediatelytatement he started lying about that crucial time period where his wife and son were shot and if he's not the killer, how did he know to lie about that five minute block of time? he knew because he's the killer would be my argument. >> murdaugh was slapped with a new misdemeanor charge friday for reported librarying p contraband -- reportedly bringing contraband into the courtroom. the chinese communist party suspected of running secret police stations be they the united states. the chinese government operates the stations to keep tabs on chinese nationals they believe have anti-communist beliefs. congressman mike gallagher is issuing a stern warning to china yesterday. >> how have we allowed this to happen on american soil? they use muscle and threats instead of persuasion and like the mafia, they aren't afraid to make people disappear. >> this comes as the cia says u.s. officials are confident that china is considering giving russia lethal equipment to help in the war with ukraine. s

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nancy grace breaks down the latest on the alex murdaugh trial and house briefing coming.m. we will take that live and come join me john roberts live "america reports" at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back more americans are running away from marriage a lot more. so to speak. many are increasingly delaying it or forgoing it all together. the marriage rate in the united states has dropped by 60% over the last 50 years according to the national center for family and marriage research. and tells axios, "it used to be a basic institution everybody had to buy into early adulthood. you got married, moved in together and then you got a job." i was raised different. don't marry that man if he doesn't have a job. [laughter] tammy. >> tammy: our generation it was kind of on the edge of that being the tradition. i contend it is our move to technology that has separated us from each other. we are social animals, and we have become much more used to being alone and doing things on our own. we don't go out in big groups and it's dangerous to do that appeared to be safe you have to

we'll ask nancy grace, how about that? 8:30 eastern time. rachel: love having her on.e get contraband? will: oregon's governor declaring a state of emergency. multnomah county after a record-breaking snowstorm. officials are expecting more coldwater as part of it. parts of kansas, oklahoma and texas brace for severe thunderstorms and the potential for large hail and damaging winds expected later today. i hate hail. insurance claims on your car, it's a whole thing. and still more than 314,000 are still without with power in michigan after this brutal snowstorm. for more, scan the qr code on your screen right now to download and stream the fox weather app. pete: you know how fast you'd is are to be to actually scan that qr code? will: i'll give you a bigger warning next time, okay? a group of grannies in kentucky are giving rihanna a run for her money in this viral social media video. ♪ muck. ♪ ♪ rachel: to be honest, if you remember, r rihanna didn't move a lot. pete: dancing's not really her thing. will: she danced enough for a bunch of fcc complaints, i heard. the. pe

for all of you watching the murdaugh murders hosted none other than nancy grace, she is the whole thingomenal. >> new study finds exercise is more effective than medication for treating mental health. >> isn't it amazing how we waste research dollars. if anyone listens to me at all in the years that physical activity is not only good for your physical health but your mental health and virtually big pharma has a large marketing budget in people look for the quick fix. this study out of australia showed a small amount increasing physical activity walking, going upstairs improves depression, anxiety and if you find yourself not feeling well talk to your doctor begin outside into physical activity to be good for you. >> i'll be walking briskly to dinner and have a glass of wine. >> this is really fascinating baseball has some controversial new rolls in the play not spring training including this chaos at a game between the boston red sox and the atlanta braves this weekend, the braves at the bottom of the ninth because of what you're seeing here the batter was ruled out. they have this cloc

also coming up on our show tomorrow, congresswoman claudia tenney, the great one, mark levin, nancy gracerantz and gianno caldwell. plus, this week's fox and and family, martial arts? will: that's what we're goinged to do tomorrow? rachel: we're going to do some karate. pete: what does that have to do with fox and family? rachel: it's a family activity. yeah. i'm going to bring in some of my kid coes. they're bringing us, actually, like karate outfit ifs. pete: really? if. rachel: you guys remember -- okay, all right. pete: i must have missed the production meeting. [laughter] rachel: all right. but first on this show, why hispanics in south texas are shifting to the republican party as new polling shows that democrats are losing touch with latino voters, and that's next. ♪ get up and make it happen. ♪ get on your feet. ♪ stand up and take some action ♪ rachel: are democrats losing latino voters? that's what new polling suggests in south texas on a number of issues. a research poll from the rio grande valley to the san antonio asks voters to temperature reasons they voted -- the top reaso

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congresswoman nancy pelosi talked about senator feinstein, calling her an icon for women in politics. >> she was a trail blazer. she paved the way. she did so with brilliance, dignity, grace. she was beloved, has been beloved and continues to be. reggie: she says she admires her politically and personally and that she made a tremendous difference in congress. dianne feinstein got her start in politics in the bay area in the middle of a san francisco tragedy. it is part of our documentary murder at city hall. >> both the mayor and the supervisor have been shot and killed. reggie: the documentary relives the deadly moments from 1978, the wild child that followed and how the assassinations forged feinstein's political path. you can watch it on demand anytime on the abc 7 bay area news app. drew: we will take you to the east bay hills camera this morning, clear skies. it is quite cold, temperatures starting out in the 20's. it is for that fact we have a freeze warning and frost advisories in effect for a large portion of the region, all the north bay, inland, east bay, santa cruz mountains for the cold temperatures first thing on our wednesday. live doppler 7 with satellite,

nancy pelosi talked about senator feinstein calling her an icon for women in politics. >> she was a tear -- a trail blazer, and she paved the way. she did so with brilliance, dignity, grace, she was beloved and has been beloved, and continues to be. jobina: she admires feinstein politically and personally and made a "tremendous difference in congress." reggie: she got her start in the bay area and she was in the middle of a san francisco tragedy. this is part of our original documentary "murder at city hall." >> i am in the mayor's office. >> mama's goni and supervisor harvey milk have been -- mayor must goni and harvey milk have been shot. reggie: they relive the deadly moments and the wild trial that followed and how the assassinations forge her path. you can watch "murder at city hall" on the abc 7 bay area app. jobina: coming up, oakland's new mayor has a plan to keep her constituents state -- safe. the increased patrols that to happen. reggie: some of those objects shot down over the u.s. and canada might have strayed from their original destinations. drew: 6:08, cold but do bundle up. we have freeze warnings and frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morn

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