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As kind of the inaugural testimony, we know he didnt put this forward. but to choose these witnesses as part of their inaugural testimony within this subcommittee, knowing all the holds they have in their stories, -- >> even more families transcribed interviews, i think they were hoping to use some of these at hearing. but democrats have their lawyers in these transcribed interviews as well. so, upon cross-examination, theyre able to bring up social media posts that these men made or poke holes ...

That house and seeing everything. they delivered a scathing final argument. that trip from entry to exit to murdaughs property took roughly two hours. they walked around and surveyed the area of the kennel where maggie and paul were killed. testimonies from alec murdaugh describes the home and the use in the kennel in details. the two came with the goal of demonstrating that gunfire at the 1700 acre hunting estate could go unnoticed by someone who was inside the murdaughs home. prosecutors were ...

Case? maybe there is reasonable doubt? >> it is hard to see what the jury is thinking. there is more than enough reasonable doubt having considered these expert witnesses from a forensics point of view. it just makes sense. >> i keep on saying again and again, the jury, we have covered this trial for years, the jury always wants somebody to blame. this case, no body is to blame. >> the prosecution could have an argument if they started off on the right foot knowing this type of forensic evidence...

Will adhere only when people die that this is a nonstop situation. and what is known about where the people have travelled from, do you have any information on that? stiiiil have any information on that? still it is ve have any information on that? st ii it is very preliminary information but we can go through the testimonies that they have left from turkey and iran 170 or 180 people and the people are in deep shock is so all this information will be surely confirmed by tomorrow. the israeli gov...

Prevented. they could have been rescued before, they could have been found before. we wouldnt be speaking about one more tragedy because we are having this one unfortunately very often. we speak about to these and people dying in the mediterranean sea —— 2000 people dying in the mediterranean sea. unless this mechanism i mentioned before, it will continue to happen and we only remember the people who die. this is a nonstop situation. what is known about where the people have travelled from? ...

Clive myrie was in kyiv. hes back in ukraine for the one year anniversary — visiting the city of izyum. he reports on the russian soldiers whod been fighting there — and one ukrainian woman living through the hell of the past year in izyum. two narratives of this war are being written. two testimonies. in the northeastern city of izyum, those histories have merged, as we piece together transcripts from russian soldiers calling home and the diary of one ukrainian woman. witnesses to the madne...

Whod been fighting there and one ukrainian woman living through the misery of the past year in izyum. two narratives of this war are being written. two testimonies. in the northeastern city of izyum, those histories have merged, as we piece together transcripts from russian soldiers calling home and the diary of one ukrainian woman. witnesses to the madness. what youll hear and see are the voices and words

Welcome to bbc news. im lisa—marie misztak. our top stories: 0n the first anniversary of russias invasion of ukraine — the un approves a resolution calling on moscow to withdraw its forces. as stated in ukraines resolution, these 1m countries reiterated a clear demand to russia. withdraw. the bbc travels to north—eastern ukraine, and hears personal testimonies about the misery of war. translation: this has been the scariest year of my life. l so little joy and laughter. so much fear, pain ...

Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. im karishma vaswani. the headlines: on the first anniversary of russias invasion of ukraine, the un approves a resolution calling on moscow to withdraw its forces. russia must immediately, completely and unconditionally withdraw its forces from the territory of ukraine. if russia stops fighting, this war ends. if ukraine stops fighting, ukraine ends. the bbc travels to north—eastern ukraine, and hears personal testimonies about the misery of w...

Much faster than we have been. well, this time last year, the bbc�*s clive myrie was in kyiv. hes back in ukraine for the first anniversary — visiting the city of izyum. he reports on the russian soldiers whod been fighting there — and one ukrainian woman living through the misery of the past year in izyum. two narratives of this war are being written. two testimonies. in the northeastern city of izyum, those histories have merged, as we piece together transcripts from russian soldiers cal...