but their motives, randy will not good. i was caught in the 1999 north greek. i was 6 and my father rescued. but he went back into the building to look for my mom and the building collapsed and killed him. klaus came and entertained us and they helped me with company should be missing on this. but it's now time to swallow the pain, put on a brave face and take the audience to a different world. darcy ma gte also survived the 1999 earthquake. he took the tents, inviting children to the upcoming shows. little hearts need little convincing. suddenly an incredible current of happiness snakes through the camp. children are eager to latch onto any sweet moment they can find with treasure quality. we came here for the children. when a child loves who the mother and father law among every one love hon. but i cannot say it's important for healing. we want to take them away from the psychology of earthquakes. you argued a song and a clap helps healed the wounds on the inside. despite any carts on the outside head and a movie takes you far away. ah, took us out. the movie

this stage of the competition will be followed tonight, which according to benton's schedule, with the signing of randy, manchester united will be in the middle. tonight, the match in osasuna, ethiopia will start in spain, the other stage match will be played by real madrid and barcelona tomorrow night, and in the two games of the seventh week of the english premier league tonight , the leader arsenal will host liverpool, and the reception will be sharp. brought that among them it is possible to mention several medals won by the athletes of this discipline in the asian championships in thailand . alireza sohrabi and the head of the rowing federation are our guest. when was rowing in 1401? the best message from the iranian rowing family in the year i bow to me was the championship of the aparat national team. being a host to boaters 2008 to win a medal, the certificates of the world championship for boys, the title of the matrix, and the gold medal of mr. mohammad mirzaei, who brought the first gold medal in the world championship of calm and happy waters to the family , which i hope will continue and b

randy wineguard will gave speech later this month. what do you think about that, final word? the target. so many people are moving to florida and governor desantis won by the largest margin in over 4 years, speaks -- liz: you'll come back on again soon. my hot take, you will want to hear coming up later in the show but we have congressman darrell issa and house oversight james comer tells the president to stop falsely denying that hunter biden got money from china when hunter and bank records confirm that, yeah, he did. before we head to break, we want to check with dagen and sean, exciting hour at the bottom line. good to see you. >> good to see you too as well. former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney coming up and talk about janet yellen odd comments. >> are no rich people allowed to lose money anymore and senator james lankford on the united states weak posture on the world stage. >> douglas murray coming to talk about schools shutting down in la. it's going to be a great show. dagen: i will try not to blow my stack again. >> in about 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ , genius ! f

very will heat. randy, our zain, i read the read that though he's able to climb that while he catches that went and see the stare down there after he gives kids his pitcher, patrick sandoval. so appreciation for the kids. the game is still currently in progress up. and right now, they just hit a three-run home run to tie the game up at 3 apiece. we'll have more on this when it wraps right now. it's all we have in sports. a lot going on and we need these warriors to pull through 84 to 80. they need not to lose this game because if they do, they will tie a losing record with the 90 out 9 for the most. >> losing the longest losing streak on the road after winning a championship? well, they've been looking pretty i'm thinking positive. i think so, too. 36 seconds left in the 3rd. they pretty much been able to hold onto the lead for most of tonight's game. >> hopefully they can just do that by the end. that fire a quicker. i sent out those judas by region. we can reach all the way there. we need i think that i'

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randy: this whole thing will be paved.say if the developers came today and said we're gonna buy amy's farm, we're gonna donate the land to your nonprofit and y's farm can stay in perpetuity. just let us do our thing." i would turn it down. amy might not, but i would turn it down. amy's farm is irrelevant if you build all this with warehouses. we--we need to save all of this. [birds chirping] susan: there's been a huge impact environmentally in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, for example, heat, noise pollution. [traffic noises] woman: our people are sick. they are sick. man:eah. woman: and i've seen it, and i witnessed it. and it is a result of this traffic. it is aesult of the poor environmental qlity. it is impacting our health, and we are dying younger. randy: our world vieis, this is god'sreation, and we are stewards, all of us. polluting... destroying is just counterproductive to what we believe, you know, god would want us to do with his creation. in this verse, the poor don't own the land. nobody's supposed to own

following that, the jury will get the case and deliberations will begin. randi kaye, cnn, walterboro. >>> police in the uk say they found human remains near an area where an aristocrat and her partner were arrested and a baby's body found in a wooded area close to where they were taken into custody earlier this week. they went missing in earlien gentleman and believed to be traveling with a newborn. but the couple was spotted monday in southern england. metropolitan police say the couple has been arrested on suspicion of gross they go against manslaughter. >>> the greek prime minister says tragic human error is the main cause of the head-on train crash that has left at least 46 people dead. dozens of passengers are hurt and crews are still sifting through the wreckage searching for any signs of life. and the greek transportation minister has resigned. a train station manager has been arrested. and the greek government has declared three days of national mourning. eleni giokos is covering the collision for us. demonstrations are flaring up because there are clear

the head coach randy bennett knows this point guard will be ready for the big dance. >> this being the biggest game of his career. do you have to cater to him differently than you do with the seniors? >> no. >> he knows, he's seen the smoke. he's seen the best guys all the way up. he knows about it. i don't have to explain that. >> for this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team for every need, every area. they took care of me like a queen. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a serious accident, we are here for you. call jacoby & meyers, justice for you since 1972. >>> officials in san francisco are warning pet owners to keep your pets away. the reason, it's coyote popping season. the coyotes that is are especially protective of their pups. they might get aggressive. so parts of the park trail and the bay bridge trail will be closed, so be safe. o

murdaugh's attorney says they will appeal. cnn's randis. >> i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. >> reporter: alex murdaugh today given two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son. >> i know you have to see paul and maggie during the nighttime when you're attempting to go to sleep. i'm sure they come and visit you. >> all day and every night. >> reporter: after more than a month in the courtroom, jurors took about three hours thursday to convict murdaugh of murder for his wife maggie and 22-year-old son paul, who were found fatally shot on the family's property in june 2021. a juror told abc -- >> i didn't see any true remorse. >> how did you know he wasn't crying? >> because i saw his eyes. i was this close to him. >> so it took basically 45 minutes for you guys to come to a decision? >> probably about 45, maybe an hour. >> reporter: murdaugh, once a prominent lawyer in the area, took the stand last week in his own emotional defense, maintaining he found the bodies after returning from a brief visit to hi

will see me. >> reporter: meet randy, his name might not ring a bell. but you might surely recognize the song. randy isd eacalist for neil diamond tribute band known as super diamond. the group began as a loving absolute to one of the most loved and best selling musicians of all time. the iconic neil diamond. as to why neil diamond. the seeds were planted early on. >> my mom's favorite artist was neil diamond. and so i grew up with it. >> reporter: randy then realized he could mimic voices. >> i need to do this live and in front of people. >> reporter: the rest is history. he has transformed into a character named surreal real. and sold out shows throughout the bay area and nationwide. >> they were great then and just as great now. >> reporter: one of the first venues, the historic bimbos 365 club. >> come on in. >> reporter: manager gino still books them. >> people really enjoy coming to see them and making memories, sharing it with their kids. >> reporter: as to what he thinks about all this? >> neil diamond came to see us at the house of blues in hollywood back in 2000, and he came backstag

will be the lone bay area representative. >> reporter: for the ninth time under the head coach randy bennett, st. mary's is heading to the tournament. >> reporter: they were celebrating. they were a five seed for the second straight year. they will play 12 seed virginia commonwealth on friday, a rematch of a match-up that was won by st. mary's. this year they have doubtedders. >> we saw bcu win a championship. i think they will beat st. mary's. >> bcu in the first round match- up. >> i heard it for sure. he will remember after the game what he said. so, we will leave it at that. >> reporter: that's the madness minute. i'm vern glenn. >>> let's not forget the stanford women. they are number one seed. first game is on friday. >>> time for first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> we are close enough to the on set of the next atmospheric river that we can use the high resolution models that work well within a 24-hour period to pull out the detail. we will take a look at that on the big picture to come away with the big view of how the storm will play out. the first thing we notice, we get into the la

will start early morning. we'll be live at on air and on streaming whether ever you watch abc7 news. >> it's getting messy up in the sierra where the concern is more just the latest randy: of. ama: we'll hear from robin roberts. brian: -- you're watching that powerful storm. sandhya will have another look at the forecast in which seven minutes. stay with but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus or 4.99% apr on a new volvo electric vehicle. dan: this is a live look at doppler 7. it has been lit up and has been like this most of the day. this is our exclusive storm scale. sandhya will have another look at the forecast in just just a couple of months. >> co-anchor, she was a featured leader at the seeker series. the event provides for students, alumni and other facilities. it sponsored culture an global abares. he discussed the role on g.m.i. and discussed the need about needing b

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i will say that we just got news from florida governor randy santos who is very likely to jump into the's been at odds with former president trump in recent days. governor ron desantis. ron desantisjust tweeted calling the indictment un—american, calling george soros back in, that is a reference to a democratic mega donor here in the united states and referring to the democratic district attorneys office who was involved in this indictment. notably, in that statement that ron desantis him he did not mention the donald trump by name, but he said florida will not participate in the extradition process of trump needs to be taken from his home in florida to new york. so a notable statement coming from a governor in a state where donald trump resides, but also a potential political rival.— political rival. what do you think the _ political rival. what do you think the significance - political rival. what do you think the significance of i political rival. what do you i think the significance of that is, given the fact that we have seen testy relations, think it's fair to say, between the two

will be conversations to be sure. the lender outhustled the warriors. oklahoma's victorious, 147-128. they are hanging on to that 6 seed. >>> march madness is almost here for randynight the wcc title game. the gaels and the white jerseys. zagat takes it 77-51. st. mary's will have to wait for selection sunday for a at- large bid into the ncaa tournament. >>> this is eric carlson in denver. a high stick to the face, the rats did not call the penalty so carlson rightfully so is ticked off. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> are we going in august? >> i am going. >> we have the much anticipated lineup for the outside lands musical festival. >> they have something for everyone, wrap, electronic da

. >> randy bennett and his 5th rate gales. will they met up with the 4th ranked uconn today and they were up to the task until. and freak injury and we'll show you that in a second. the gaels break. the has you sprint. they get it out to alex ducas who drops at 3 there for the gaels look at actual theirs with 8 until this happens. you see him go down to his knees, holding his back. he actually had to be helped off the floor and into the locker room and he would not return on the night. and even though the gaels are only down one at the half. >> losing do custom made an obvious mahaney here he get the shot block it actually going the other way. jordan hawkins on the other. ian on a 10 o run buries the 3. that was the dagger for the guilt. the guilt had no answer for this guy. either a domino sanogo heading his way inside the paint. he pretty much did it offer the huskies tonight. 24 points for him. you could actually win this one 70 to 55 after the game mode and johnson. he spoke about the team's success this year with they had a lo

union chief randi weingarten let loose a screaming rant. you will see it. is that what parents want from teachers? now we're learning what strings are attached to the government help for chipmakers. biden is turning the chip companies into woke social welfare operations. it's being attacked from all sides. government-run companies do not have a good track record. last one. prince harry wants an apology from the royal family, and this weekend he will live stream a session with his therapist. the man who demands privacy sure spends a lot of time going public. [laughter] yes, it is march the 1st already, 2023. "varney & company," believe it or not, is about to begin. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey, good-bye ♪ stuart: oh, good-bye. you know why we've got that song playing. good-bye, larry lightfoot -- lori lightfoot, which is where we have to start. lori lightfoot has lost her bid for a second term as mayor of chicago. lauren: it was bad, she came in third place, 17% of the vote. trailing paul valas and brendan johnson. so no second term for mayor lightfoot. 83

randy zel lynn good insight as always. captivating trial. soon we will right 30 years or life in prison. randy zelin, thank you very much, have a good weekend. >> all right. we have some headlines, we begin with this. california senator dianne feinstein is being treated for shingles at a hospital in san francisco. she says she does hope to return to the senate later this month. the democrat turns 90 in june. feinstein is the oldest sitting member of congress and is said that she will not seek re-election in 2024. the florida student accused of attacking a teacher's aid is no stranger to the law. he faced multiple, unrelated charges prior to last week's incident. newly unveiled records show the 17-year-old completed a juvenile justice program to settle three misdemeanor battery charges back in 2019. and now he is set to be tried as an adult and being held on a $1 million bond. court documents indicate the teacher was attacked after taking the students' nintendo switch she says that never happened. two russian billionaires who dodged u.s. sanctions over mo

executive's power. >> let's get your reaction to teacher union boss randi weingarten, accused of having a meltdown on steps of supreme court, you will with her. >> we're hurting, we help them, it didn't go to supreme court to challenge it. all of a sudden, when it is about our students, they challenge it, the corporations challenge it the student loan lenders challenge it. that is not right. this that is not fair. that is what we're fighting as well. >> i'm not a fan because that will make everyone else's taxi higher. >> i don't think that government can say ethis person doesn't have to pay. when the next door neighbor already paid. >> i keep thinking about people who paid their loan back then there is a gift to others. >> for myself, who had student loans before, i would be like damn, i wish i would have had it in my time. >> >> how will that help in everyone that wants to go too school and how do you bring cost down. elizabeth: belt she supported shut downs of schools and businesses, they did not ask for lockdowns. democrat like to talk about root causes, why are they not going behind root cause to high tuition debt. we will show

prominent you are, if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, then justice will be done in south carolina. >> randi kaye takes a look at how we got here. >> reporter: june 7, 2021, alex murdaugh says he called 911 after finding his wife and youngest son dead at their hunting property. >> did you touch maggie at all? >> i touched them both. i tried to take -- i mean, i tried to do it as limited as possible. but i tried to take their pulse on both of them. >> reporter: 52-year-old maggie murdaugh had been shot four or five times with a 300 blackout rifle. paul murdaugh just 22 had been shot twice with a shotgun. >> she fell to the ground and that is when the first fatal wound was delivered. his brain exploded out of his head, hit the ceiling in the shed and dropped to his feet. horrendous, horrible, butchering. >> reporter: both were murdered near the dog kennels on the family's property not far from the main house where alex murdaugh says he'd been napping at the time. that was a lie. >> is that you on the kennel video at 8:44 p.m. on june 7th the night maggie and paul were murdered? >> it is. >> re

will. it's just that it is coming down to the wire. randy bennett, actually, we'll talk about him in just a second. they're right now. they're debating a call to see who's it is. it is 51 to 49 after stan ms in a really big effort to keep them from getting fast break points a symptom to the free-throw line. it is 16 seconds on the clock. 51 49 right now. they are waiting for the officials to make the call on whose and that could be the game deciding play. now we'll get back to day one. that wraps will let you know everything about that. stanford game. but right now, let's talk saint mary's that randy bennett and his 5th rate gales met up against the 4th ranked uconn team today and it was up to the until a freak injury 6. we'll get there in a second. alex ducas here knocked down the trade ball. but a little later, that's when we lose dukehhere. you can see him grab his back and get a hit to the ground. he's actually assisted back to the locker room and he does not return to the game tonight. >> and even though the gives only down one point at

and randy bennett, the gales, well the spirit was willing as they took didn't store in the first roundn friday. laid it in here, gales up eight. five minutes left in the half. huge blow for st. mary's. alex ducas went down with a back injury had to be helped off the court and did not return. final seconds of the half. gales up two. tristan newton from deep. gave the huskies a one point halftime lead. st. mary's stayed with it. logan johnson, up and under. gales retook the lead at 38- 37. but the huskies went back up by three. 14 minutes left. st. mary's turned it over. connecticut back the other way. marin catholic alum joey calcateraa drills the three to put uconn ahead by six. couple of minutes later, mchaney has the shot blocked and uconn on the run again. jordan hawkins in transition. boom. 11 point game. uconn pulled away and won it, 70-55. ending the gales' season and the round of 32 for the second year in a row. >>> souley boum got to play in front of his mom. woke up in the second half against pitt and three of his first bucket for the day. 60-44 savier. under eight minutes to

of course alex murdaugh will still go to trial for the 99 charges that he's spacing in those financial crimes. randi carolina. >>> still ahead, we're live at cpac. is the conservative conference anywhere near as relevant as it once was? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> first, here is this weekend's off the beaten path. >>> welcome to midway, utah, 30 minutes from salt lake city. we are here for a snowshoeing adventure, the destination of which unlike any other in the world. we're going to end up in bathing suits down there at the homestead known as the utah crater for a yoga session. from the outside it just looks like a big hill covered in snow. there's an entrance inside of this hill, so you walk in. there's a hallway. the steam hits you in the face and you're like what is this in the middle of the winter, this warm space inside of a hill. >> good balance. >> reporter: this paddle board yoga experience, where else can you do it but hot springs in a cave. there's a big hole letting in natural light. the water is caribbean blue. it is idyllic. >> here at utah crater, you're welcome to enjoy the

the they will take on virginia tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. the head coach randy says the team is taking the tournament one game at a time. >> it is one game and we're approaching the 14 tournament and see if you can win this week and you go one at a time and it's all about us getting ready to play against vcu which is a very good program and a very good team and playing them on the east coast. it's challenging. >> it will be nice to see the gales and we'll cheer them on from the west coast. >> that we will. turning on this midday, a giant fossil is making many people go wow. >> a long island scientist says new fossils reveal one particular dinosaur had a neck nearly 50 feet long, longer than a school bus and paleontologists are studying three fossils found in china in the 1980s, believed to be the neck vertebrae of this unique dinosaur. it's believed to be the longest neck of any living creature when it roamed the earth 163 million years ago. >> can you imagine it looking at you? >> a tiny little head. >> hey, buddy. >> hey, buddy. >> that does it for us for the

just moments ago, we are waiting for a conference with -- will be taking place any moment, now our randi kaye was in the courthouse when the verdicts were read. andy, it is extraordinary how quickly the jury came to this verdict, what was it like in the courtroom when the verdicts were read? >> yeah, anderson, and took them just about three and a half hours or so to find alex murdaugh guilty on all for the accounts, no way tried to read the jury as they fall back into the courtroom, none of them looked to the right of the courtroom when murdaugh sixth and the family set. they all basically had their heads down as they got into the courtroom, also, anderson, you can see the alex murdaugh, we have this precip that is just about the start here, but that will be the south carolina attorney general, anderson, alan wilson at the podium. he actually questioned one of the last witnesses, anderson, because that was a very important witness, a key witness speaking to how the crime scene, how it all happen, he was a crime scene expert on recreation of the crime scene, and was really able to help th

prominent you are, if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, justice will be done in south carolina. >> and randi kaye is there in walterboro and has this report for you. >> reporter: almost six weeks of trial, and 61 witnesses for the state in their main case, and 14 witnesses for the defense, it was certainly quite a trial here in walterboro, so much testimony, but certainly a couple things stood out, both coming from paul murdaugh's cellphone, one was the kennel video which put alex at the time of the murders at dog ken untils on the property. for many months alex murdaugh said that he was not there earlier in the night with his family and only found them there dead at the kennels and that is when he called 911. but at least 10 witnesses say they heard his voice on the video and finally he admitted being there. there is also the snapchat video that paul murdaugh sent to friends at 7:56 p.m. and that showed alex murdaugh wearing long pants and a blue shirt. later when he saw investigate tots, he was wearing shorts and a t-shirt. so investigators said he had washed up and changed clothes since k

will be the solution. they're not the problem. randi weingarten identifies them as the evil. see an awakening, i can feel it. we're going to take back this country. i'm confident of that. >> martha: i hope you're right. she's very unnerved by school choice and home schooling, co-ops where parents are putting together places where their kids can learn things like reading and math and science and all of that stuff. >> how about that? >> guarantee you the chinese kids are learning in a serious way every day. secretary pompeo, thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> martha: a hearing on how u.s. students can bounce back from educational and emotional distress that was caused by so many things in this country right now, including the covid school lockdowns. >> let's be honest. schools stay closed because the teachers unions have enormous political power and parents do not. >> how to help our kids get healthy again. dr. marty makary joins me after this. virtual. but firefighters entering a burning house... will one day save time when lives are on the line. visualizing a patient's most recent

. >> dana: if you will bear with me and listen to randi weingarten on the steps of the supreme court yesterday. very exercised by one issue. >> during the pandemic we understood that small businesses were hurting and helped them and it didn't go to the supreme court to challenge it. big businesses were hurting and we helped them and didn't to go to the supreme court to challenge it. all of a sudden when it is about our students, they challenge it. >> dana: well, what she is talking about before was passed by congress. wasn't that the issue there at stake at the supreme court? >> there is no comparison between the paycheck protection program that assisted our small businesses during the pandemic. remember, our businesses were shut down forcefully by the government. this law was passed through congress, a bipartisan congress and signed into law by a president. and it was meant to be a grant from the beginning. these are student loans. frankly, i do feel sorry for these students. i do have empathy. we agree with the biden administration that we have a crisis, a student loan crisis but b

he will still go to trial for the 99 charges he's facing in those financial crimes. randi kaye, cnn, south carolina. >>> krp's anderson cooper spoke with the lead prosecutor in the case is and asked for his thoughts on the sentence and the tact that he was still proclaiming his innocence despite the jury's decision. >> nothing more than the same. i think after he said that, i said what more needs to be said. the truth is not in this man. i think that was a big part of what the jury saw. certainly, a part of, you believe, what led them to the right verdict that they reached. >> were you surprised by the jury's deliberations? >> i have always said trial lawyers tend to be a little superstitious and i try not to think about things like that and people come up and talk to you while you're wait ing. i will say this, though. we put so much out there. it's been a huge effort by the whole team. you saw the whole team in action. i was probably less nervous waiting for this verdict than i ever had because i felt like we had done all we could do. usually when you get a verdict within

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they're, they're building their country. professor randy, don't go anywhere, lots more to discuss with you. coming up next with religion on the decline. how will be a credit governments deal with china's atheism? we'll discuss it when we return. sit tight them out. we'll be right back with ah, lou needs to come to russian state. little, never. i've side as i phone and the nurse i'm seeing with 55 with okay, so mine is 25 and speed. anyone else with we will band in the european union, the kremlin community up machine, the state on to russia for date and school r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said with operation aerodynamic began shortly after well, want to and lost it almost 3 decades. it wasn't a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union, u. s. intelligence together with hypnos, executioners drained hundreds of saboteurs to be deployed in the soviet union. stalkers will know east of alberto, so we'll have started with this with jonas, which was you in service unions. more in the us today, security service of ukraine use is not only the statistic methods, but also the ideology of the

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they're, they're building their country. professor randy, don't go anywhere, lots more to discuss with you. coming up next with religion on the decline. how will theocratic governments deal with china's atheism? we'll discuss it when we return. sit tight. m o will be right back. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, a ah with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race move is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. i'm time to sit down and talk. ah, welcome back to the ammo i'm manila chant. let's turn our attention to china. as you probably know, china is expected to overtake the u. s. as the biggest economy in the 21st century . now professor mohammed mirandi is sticking around with us. thank you so much for staying around professor. so how does an atheist state such as china address a country that is based on religious law, like saudi arabia is a sunni muslim state or iran being and islamic republic. it's shia muslim. there she islam. is it more difficult to see i because of the opposing views

. >> randi, we mentioned the introduction to your piece, the jury will visit the crime scene tomorrowmation about it. >> yes, anderson, we have learned that they're going to leave early in the morning, and they will probably spend about an hour there. a van will take them there, they'll have security, courtroom staff with them, and the judge is going with them as well to moselle. it's about half an hour or so from the courtroom, where we are tonight. now the case has really wound down, because once they return from the crime scene tour that they are going to take, we will have jury instructions for them, and then we will have closing arguments as well here in court. tomorrow, anderson, i should note marks five weeks of testimony. we've had 61 witnesses from the state, 14 witnesses from the defense. it's been a lot of time in that courtroom for this jury. >> randi, thank you. we want to get some perspective from marc romero, law school professor and for admiral prosecutor jessica roth. mark, let's start with what we just heard from randi speech, about the final rebuttal witnesses that

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they're, they're building their country. professor randy, don't go anywhere, lots more to discuss with you. coming up next with religion on the decline. how will theocratic governments deal with china's atheism? we'll discuss it when we return. sit tight them out. we'll be right back with oh, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about official intelligence. the point obviously is to place trust, rather than fear. i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence . real. somebody with a robot must protect his phone existence. with o walking back to the ammo. i'm manila chant. let's turn our attention to china. as you probably know, china is expected to overtake the u. s. as the biggest economy in the 21st century . now professor mohammed mirandi is sticking around with us. thank you so much for staying around professor. so how does an atheist state such as china address a country that is based on religious law, like saudi arabia is a s

will drive up tuition. many people don't need it and it makes college option for people who are in upper middle class. take a bow, randin. >> todd: when you don't have facts, you scream. not just covid origin, prime-time hearing on other major threats posed by china. >> do you think that china poses a greater threat to our freedom and the world's freedom than the soviet union ever did? >> congressman, yes, i do. >> todd: one of the biggest questions of the day from think can congressm carlos gimenez, e joins us. >> coming up on "fox and friends," voters in chicago sending a message after failing to re-elect lori lightfoot as mayor. what is next for windy city? and jurors for the alex murdaugh trial will visit the crime scene. how this could shape the case moving forward and a brand-new air quality report out of east palestine, ohio, not good as another train goes off the tracks. clay travis, douglas murray, mark whitman join us and wokeness to inject into math class, how does it add up? nobody knows. that is coming up on "fox and friends." . . stooded to house lawmakers putting china in spotlight with a blockbuster in

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he will undergo mental etests before being sent to prison. cnn's randi alex murdaugh given two life sentences for the murder of his wife and son. >> i know you have to see them during the nighttime when you're attempting to go to sleep. i'm sure they come to visit you. >> reporter: jurors took about three hours to convict murdaugh of murder for his wife maggie and 22-year-old son paul, who were found shot on the family's property in june 2021. a juror told abc -- >> i didn't see any true remorse. he had soulless eyes. >> murdaugh once a lawyer in the area, took the stand last week in his own emotional defense . >> remind me of the expression. oh, what a tangled web you weave. >> when i lied, i continued to lie. >> reporter: the defense relied on his opioid addiction to account for his deception, his lies about his whereabouts, something the judge and jury didn't buy. >> they concluded that you continued to lie and lie throughout your testimony. it's not credible. it's not believable. >> reporter: despite all the circumstantial evidence against him, murda

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will achieve justice for ivo otiano. >> reporter: seven sheriff's deputies and three hospital workers have been charged with second-degree murder. caleb kirshner represents deputy randy boyer. >> my client's involvement while at central state was tried holding his leg or conducting the tdo paperwork, or at times adjusting the leg irons. so at no time did he have contact with his upper body. >> reporter: final autopsy findings have not yet been released, but prosecutors said in court otiano was smothered to death. cbs news, washington. >>> schools in los angeles will be closed again today due to a planned three-day strike by nonteaching support workers. about 30,000 workers walked off the job yesterday after stalled contract talks. they were joined in solidarity by teachers shutting down the second largest school system. the employees union wants a 30% pay raise and increased staffing. school officials are offering a 23% raise and a 3% bonus. >> without bus drivers, without cafeteria workers, without custodians, the classroom doesn't run. >> i believe there strike could have been avoided, but it cannot be avoided without parties at the table. >> classes have been canc