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Deal? >> it is a big deal, and i have to tell you, the evidence that happens to be found by the prosecution near the end of the trial, in the middle of the trial, is the bane of defense attorneys existence. it happens more often than you may think, and it can create chaos in the planning, not only of the states case but the defenses case because now theyre scrambling to refute more circumstantial evidence, evidence that they probably had no opportunity to really prepare for, except for in a hudd...

Property atkennels. but the gps data shows he arrived 20 seconds before that 911 call. did he have time to check the bodies? he said he tried to turn his son over. did he check pulses? thats a lot to do in 20 seconds according to the prosecutors. >> prosecution wraps up we expect today. randi kaye, thanks so much. sunday night, tune in for "low country, the murdaugh dynasty" right here on cnn. a court filing revealed some of the most prominent executives at fox privately ridiculed donald tru...

This could be some crucial information, randi. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, victor. its been fascinating to listen to him. a lot of details. were talking about investigators analyzing data, and one of the takeaways is when he left his house at 9:06 p.m., its believed the victims were dead by then. as he was driving to go to his mothers house, as he said, he slowed down, according to the gps data on his car, and he slowed down at the very spot investigators say they found maggie murdaughs phone...

Trial. there is blood found in his car. and also today, two of the jurors have been tested positive for covid, and they have been replaced by alternates w. goe to randi kaye there. and what is happening there? they are winding up for another big week here, and what is happening? >> well, the human blood on the steering wheel is yet another confirmation of that from the night of the murders, kate, and that is because of the defense alex murdaugh had touched bodies and then got into the car and dr...

Gps location that they were not allowed to provide earlier, and the state reached out to them in march of last year, and then the witness testified that they looked at the onstar system, and they could not get the gps data, and now that should be coming this week as well. we talked to a former housekeeper, that they had asked paul and maggie to come to the house on the day of the murder, and she knew exactly what he was wearing that day, and he had hinted to her, if he she was asked by investiga...

A federal court in California dismissed a complaint concerning allegations that Otonomo, a data broker that partnered with car manufacturers, used electronic devices in cars to send real time GPS location data allowing Otonomo to track drivers’ location in real time.

Allegations russia denies. the bbc has been tracking the ship, believed to be leased to the russian company, greenline, which is not under any sanctions, across the black sea on a journey that began on wednesday week. it is transporting around 7000 tonnes of ukrainian green ——grain from berdyansk in south—eastern ukraine, controlled by russian forces, to karasu in turkey, 200 kilometres from istanbul. working closely with our sources in ukraine, we were able to identify one specific vessel...

In ukraine, we were able to identify one specific vessel that is the zhibek zholy. russian administration in berdyansk actually said on a telegram message that this cargo vessel was going to carry 7,000 tons of grain out to friendly countries. weve been able to track the gps data and now this vessel is actually two nautical miles off the city of kurasu in the north of turkey. ships from russias black sea fleet are ensuring the security of the cargo ships journey, according to a russian governor ...

They shouldnt be dribbling through the media in this way. we should have law enforcement agencies tell us exactly what went wrong. and the fact that were not getting that information is just a travesty in and of itself. >> to your point about, you know, whats coming out, this is one -- this is one still image that we have access to right now. is it time to release all the video and all the evidence to the public? >> well, don, precisely. what i have told mccraw since the beginning, you have the ...

Enforcement, even this committee telling us six to eight weeks, ten weeks. ludicrous. we have all the footage, gps data, we know which law enforcements officers were aware and at what time. the public and the people of the state of texas deserve to know what went wrong and we deserve to know it now. >> the statesman says that documents they reviewed, quote, some officers at the scene, one officer says that if there is a kid in there, we need to go in there. and then another responds, whoever is ...