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♪ ♪ top of the hour this wednesday. im jim sciutto. im kristen fisher. next hour, president biden heading home after this critical trip to europe including a historic visit to ukraine. this morning the president held a roundtable with the nato secretary-general and leaders of those nato countries that are closest to russias borders and the u.s. and its allies really facing this daunting challenge now of how to keep the momentum on ukraine side one year after russias invasion. >> ...

>> frankly, im shocked. im sickened by what i saw. i have seen the video. and as he stated, you will too. in a word, its absolutely appalling. >> the brutal beating death of 29-year-old tyre nichols brings back the horrifying memories of rodney king. except king survived. nichols is dead. now five memphis police officers are charged with his murder. >> also tonight, american radicalization. how mike flynn convicted of lying to the fbi, is fusing christian nationalism and conspiracy pro...

crime. legally this case appears to be the weakest of the cases trump may be facing, but the indictment has not been read or witnesses not heard and evidence not been examined. or cross examined. what we know is that trumps prosecutor opened his tenure in office by announcing all of the laws he would not enforce, those he would ignore, ignores the law gives others long distances to ignore the fact. >> when you ignore the law and the facts, you dont have a justice system, ours appears t...

we are coming on the air following several big developing stories. a city on edge. new reaction to a disturbing video. and an interesting visitor on the hill. lets talk first about memphis. bracing for protests. the release of body cam footage of tyre nichols hours away. we heard the nichols family calling for peaceful demonstrations, with the five police officers charged with his death out on bond. our team is on the grounds standing by. also this hour, the first reaction from for...

and — how the great pyramid of giza — continues to reveal extraordinary secrets. scientists discover a mysterious hidden corridor welcome to newsday. we begin in india, where a meeting of 620 foreign ministers has ended without a finaljoint statement, due to bitter divisions over russias war against ukraine. its the first time the us and russian foreign ministers met in public since the invasion, but their exchange has been tense. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said the...

the inquiry into the manchester arena bombing finds mi5 missed a significant opportunity to take action that might have stopped the attack. well look ahead to chinas national peoples congress — the first since xi jinping extended his grip on power. and how the great pyramid of giza continues to reveal extraordinary secrets: scientists discover a mysterious hidden corridor. voice-over: live from | our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. its newsday. hello, and welcome to the progra...

welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in the united states, thejury in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh has found him guilty of murdering his wife and son. prosecutors had said the lawyer, from a well—known and wealthy family, carried out the killings in an effort to distract from the fact he had been stealing from the family firm. heres the moment the verdicts were read out in court. guilty verdict. signed by the forelady, 3—2—23. we willjust ren...

a prominent lawyer in the us state of south carolina has been found guilty of killing his wife and son. prosecutors said alex murdaugh wanted to distract attention from his theft of millions of dollars from clients, which he used to fund an expensive drug habit. garry odonoghue reports. a courthouse in south carolina, but a dramatic trial that has gripped the nations imagination. gripped the nations imauination. ~ , . imagination. minimum sentence for murder... _ imagination. minimum s...

a small—town courthouse in south carolina, but a dramatic trial that has gripped the nations imagination. minimum sentence for murder... after nearly six weeks of evidence, but less than three hours of deliberation, thejury returned its verdict on both murder charges. docket number 2022 gs 15, verdict — guilty, signed by the foreperson of thejury. outside the court, the prosecutor said justice had been done. if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, then justice will be...

concerns over ukraine top the agenda. and a bbc investigation finds that hundreds of dogs are being smuggled out of illegal puppy mills in eastern europe. hello and welcome. the head of mi5 has said he is "profoundly sorry" that the security service did not prevent the manchester arena bombing in 2017. the chair of the inquiry, sirjohn saunders, found that intelligence could have led to the suicide bomber, salman abedi, being stopped in the days before the attack. 22 people were killed...