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Million worth of covid is supplies for $500,000. this comes on the heels of the city wasting nearly $28 million worth of covid supplies that are now expired. you know, if everyone goes back a couple of years, several years now, you think at the beginning of the covid pandemic, and there have an urgency we had to get the naval ships, we had to get all of these ventilators, so much money went into this. and now all of a sudden they are auctioning it off for scrap metal, some of these ventilators, ...

Because both parties should be big tent parties, we cant function as a democracy. >> i just think that, one, i dont think the right-wing has hijacked the speaker fight, the speaker fight was contentious because of the fact that it is one of the slimmest majorities since will work to. only by the last majority with anti pelosi. i think thats probably more a testament to the strength of nancy pelosi that it is to the of cruel waning of any particular party. -- >> but you saw the point vote for him...

Factor. how would russia interpret these jets landing inside ukraine? they would probably be worried they would be used to strike inside russia and hard to do any controls or make guarantees the way they have about the artillery pieces theyve given to the ukrainians. >> in recent days its been striking how the u.s. has ratcheted up its rhetoric and pressure on china to not provide weapons to russia. theres warnings that they already increased their nonlethal assistance and suggestions maybe beij...

0 shes reveling in holidays and things she feared she would once myths. >> people just take so much for granted. we are going to have some real experiences now. because im ready. >> to live life? >> maggie vespa -- stockton, illinois. >> its another reminder to never, ever, ever, give up on yourself. and on that beautiful note, i wish you a good night. from all our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. >> good evening from ...

Around 400 meters. its a horror. for the first seconds you never know what to do. all of your face squeezes. you just feel -- you look through your life, everyone is scared, even the military. >> now, ukraines military intelligence chief gave an interview to some local media. it was published today. in that interview, he said that he believes that russian offensive has already begun. he said there seems to be evidence that the russians may be running out of missiles, may be running out of ammuni...

Kate, the question today is what type of republican candidate and message are they looking for and thats why this year is so important and its all about testing and trying out these various messages. >> how many lanes are there and what is the lane for each? its good to see you, jeff. >> joining me for more on this is mark short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. someone that knows mike pences thinking very well especially since pence is considering potential presidential run. ...

On the trajectory of the bullets, the height of the shooter. i think the big moment on his testimony saying that he did not think someone as tall as alex murdaugh could have fired those shots from that angle. the cross examination of that witness was a little tough. prosecutors certainly attacking his credibility. heres some of what he said on the stand about those bullets and how they were fired. >> 3 feet 5.5 inches, is that right? >> that is correct. >> youre saying that two 52", which we can...

>> reporter: here in kyiv, there is a sense of optimism about the current trajectory of this war. the ukrainians believe with u.s., with western support they have the upper hand at this point. at the same time, civilians are dying. yesterday there was a rocket attack on the southern city of kherson, a city that was once occupied by russian forces. that rocket attack killing at least five civilians and injuring 12. i was speaking to one kherson resident earlier today. he said that the strike happ...

Made at the time. s there was also this forensics expert who testified and he analyzed the crime scene data. he also analyzed the trajectory of the bullets. and he came to the conclusion looking at all of that that someone much shorter than alex murdaugh had to be the killer in this case. listen to what he said. >> it puts the shooter, or whoever fured the weapon, if they were that tall, it puts them in an unreal u.s.ic shooting position. >> what opinion do you have if that person could be alex ...

Shot with a buckshot and bird shot, the defense seemed to lean on buster to convince the jury that his father would never have loaded a shotgun like that. >> ever seen any guns in your property loaded in that fashion? >> no, sir. >> buckshot with some sort of bird shot behind it. >> no, sir. >> reporter: after buster finished, this forensic engineer testified for the defense. he told the jury based on his crime scene analysis and trajectory of the bullets, it is unlikely a tall person killed pau...