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Liabilities. that one's green, but it's negative, and then over here, that's where he was a couple of months later. he'd borrowed $750,000 and still ended up $347,000 in the hole, which part of that had to cover. i think it was called the most generous overdraft policy ever conceived. i mean, in fairness, though, he did get a $5 overdraft charge. anyway, all right, what else do we have? because we talked about a lot of things about the finances, and i know that there's been a lot of that. really it's the only way to understand all the things that were affected this middle aged outwardly profes...

Questioned in court about alek murdaugh's finances. watch. >> his account run to negative $347,000. >> yes, sir. >> and the bank kept paying. >> yes, sir. >> perhaps the most generous overdraft policy ever seen. >> i don't get it because clearly i'm not in the legal field. why does the prosecutor, why is he so excelled to get this financial crimes information in. >> it shows motive. the prosecutors claiming murdaugh killed his wife and son to deflect attention from these alleged financial crimes. the defense is saying no, no, this is prejudicial. so we're waiting to see what the judge is going...

Attorney accused of killing his wife and son focused today on alex murdaugh's financial woes. prosecutors say those problems led to the double murder. correspondent jonathan serrie has tonight's update. hello, jonathan. >> good evening to you, shannon. prosecutors are hoping to prove that alex murdaugh killed his wife and son to distract from financial crimes that were starting to catch up with him. without the jury in the k0ur78, the judge heard testimony from potential witnesses including a banker who discussed murdaugh's unpaid loans. >> did his account run to negative $347,000? >> yes, sir...

>> no. >> did he tell you about a settlement for $3 million? >> no. >> martha: that part the jury didn't hear. mark eiglarsh standing by. first to jonathan serrie following the minute by minute coverage from atlanta. hi, jonathan. >> hi, martha. without the jury present, the judge has been listening to testimony from these potential witnesses. they include former friends, colleagues, business associates of the defendant. prosecutors allege that alec murdaugh was burning threw huge amounts of money and borrowing money from other funds. a banker testified about the defendant's unpaid loans. >> d...

Where we have no military presence, and so how do you stand up to china ultimately without threatening nuclear warfare? what options do we have? >> when you have a sovereign interest, defending them -- what about defending us in this moment? look forward to that. >> look at the southern border. our sovereignty gets punched every hour of every day. >> we look weak. >> under this administration. >> "america reports" now. >> you give him permission to steal your money? >> no. >> after june 7th, did his account run to negative $347,000? >> yes, sir. >> and the bank kept paying. >> yes, sir. >> per...