murder and shootings at three massage spas in and around the city. of the eight killed, six victims were of asian descent. it s hard to ignore, who was targeted, or overlook the fact that this did not happen in a vacuum. it happened, as three new reports explain, each, from its own angle. at a dangerous moment for this country in a climate more conducive than it s been in generations for homegrown acts of violent hatred. yet, as we will talk about tonight, not everyone wants to con frontd the problem or even admit it. some people want to look away, to not see the mass killings in el paso and pittsburgh. and the white supremacist, conspiracy-driven mindset culminating in the capitol insurrection, is all being cut from the same, ugly cloth. today, in his first congressional testimony since being confirmed, dhs secretary, alejandro mayorkas made the threat clear. right now, at this point in time, domestic-violent extremism. the lone wolf. the loose affiliation of individuals f
considered her a suspect from the get-go. so that might be a heated interrogation as well today. these are live pictures from within the courtroom. did the jury hear from a crime scene investigator and a forensic botanist? it s getting kind of out there. reporter: it is. this was a very interesting testimony today because this botanist said that she considered the body, caylee s body has been had been in those woods for no longer than two weeks. in cross examination she seemed a little bit confused. when con frontd about a bone that had been buried in four inches of muck, she said that she did not know this bone was there and the bone might have landed there after a dog maybe placed it there to which the prosecutor jeff ashton seemed incredulous. we just heard from the prosecution sorry to interrupt you, the prosecution just mentioned one potential witness that might come along down the road. the prosecution s case is done.