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Tonight, new developments in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. murdaugh accused of killing his wife and son in an attempt to cover up his alleged financial crimes. tomorrow morning the jury is expected to visit the scene of the killings. today the prosecution ended their rebuttal after calling six witnesses. randi kaye joins us now from south carolina with the latest. what happened in the court today? >> anderson, it was an incredible day in court. south carolinas attorney general took over...

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Financial crimes. tomorrow morning, the jury is expected to visit the scene of the killings. today, the prosecution ended the rebuttal, after calling six witnesses. three 60s randi kaye joins us from south carolina with the latest. what happened in court today? >> anderson, it was an incredible day in court. south carolinas attorney general took over the question of the states last witness, and it was dramatic. together, they recreated how paul murdoch might have died, at least according to the ...

With a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. this morning the jury in the double murder trail of disbarred lawyer alex murdaugh has left the courtroom to visit the scene of the gruesome killings. at the request of the defense, the 12 jurors are visiting moselle to see for themselves where murdaughs wife and son were shot and killed in june of 2021. th...

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On a tour of what is known, especially if you have been following this case, as moselle farm, a very remote piece of property where the killings occurred. we will bring that to you as soon as we have it. but right now we have nbcs ellison barber who is outside the courthouse in walterboro, south carolina, were also joined by msnbc legal analyst, and former federal prosecutor paul butler. paul, there are two key parts of the prosecutors closing that i want to talk about. one is the time line, but...

To look at the lay of the land, the murder scene. >> gillian: the judge decided to allow the trip over and above the objections of the prosecution, saying vegetation has changed since 2021, so the scene frankly looks different than it did then, even new trees, no one has lived on the property, it has been vacant since the day of the killings, or the evening of the killings, anyway, the jurors, we understand, john, took about a 40-minute drive to get here, and this is as you say, them arriving on...

They wanted, and we heard ellison talk about this, they wanted to drive home the point that they believe that alex murdaugh couldnt have killed his son the way the spatial situation is. how important might it be for jurors to actually go there, see the distances, see the size of the spaces for themselves in ways that, frankly, a videotape like what were watching right now cant really tell you? >> thats right, chris. the prosecutors oppose this visit. they said that jurors could get the wrong imp...

In iran thousands have been jailed, at least four people executed, and dozens more may be at risk of execution. cnns chief international anchor christiane amanpour sat down with irans foreign minister. and you pressed him on the widely reported human rights abuses there. what did he have to say? >> reporter: jake, its been really difficult to get official response from the iranian government face to face ever since the death and brutal crackdown on protesters. this week in geneva we did just tha...