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paw. i would never intentionally do anything to hurt either one of them. ever. >> bret: breaking tonight, an all-day testimony, the south carolina lawyer accused of murdering his wife and son took the stand today. alex murdaugh admitted lying to authorities but insisted he did not kill his family. correspondent jonathan serrie has details tonight in what has been a very long day. good evening, jonathan. >> indeed, bret. a bold move by the defense putting their client on the witness sta...

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0 >> thanks so much for watching. well watch one nation at 8:00. >> ill be on sean hannitys show night. bye, everyone, have a great weekend. >> bill: good morning. we expect more dramatic testimony in matter of minutes in the alex murdaugh murder trial when it gets back underway today. he will be on the stand. the lawyer, disgraced lawyer accused of killing his wife and son is on the stand. he was there for hours yesterday. well monitor that and bring you coverage as it gets underway in south ca...

>> my boy was l ellayna face don and done the way he was done. s his head the way his head was, i could see his brain laying on the sidewalk. i didnt know what to do. >> during cross-examination the prosecution tried to suggest murdaugh took advantage of his prominent advantage in the community. on the night his son paul caused a fatal boat wreck murdaugh was seen wearing a badge he had obtained with a volunteer position with a local prosecutors office. >> a badge has a warming effect with other...

>> yorm having that. i dont know. >> you dont remember that? >> i dont remember that, no, sir. >> did you generally walk around with a badge hanging out of your pocket? >> generally speaking, no, sir, i did not. >> only when you wanted some advantage from it? did you want some advantage from wearing it like that? >> did i hang it out of my pocket when i wanted an advantage? >> yes. >> i may have. i certainly may have. >> what advantage did you want? >> when? >> then. >> i dont recall mr. warts. ...

It is a really precarious future. and the the warming effect is happening much faster there, isnt it, than in other places? absolutely. six times more in svalbard than the global average. and this is of real concern to the scientists whove been studying this place for years now. theres a number of factors behind it, the main one being that with all the ice that disappears, it means theres less white stuff to reflect the heat. and, of course, the more exposed ocean absorbs that heat, and so its a...