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Here are five pieces of evidence from Lori Vallow Daybell's murder trial that prosecutors say show the Idaho mother is guilty

Uncovered new evidence during the investigation into alex murdaugh for the murders of his wife and son. they have not said what that evidence is. the surviving son, buster murdaugh, adamantly denied any involvement. in other news tonight, ncaa women's champs. >> lsu has captured its veryiol! >> the lsu women's basketball team celebrating their first title beating iowa 102-85. the men's championship about to tipoff in houston. san diego state take on number 4 uconn this evening. when we come back here, the mission to the moon and back and the astronauts just announced. you'll meet them right he...

Anything other than a murder. >> yet, steven's case went cold, until, june 2021. that's when the south carolina law enforcement division, known a sled, opened up an investigation into steven's death based on information gathered while investigating the murders of paul and maggie murdaugh. sled has not said what was found. >> did your son know the murdaugh family? >> he went to school with buster. and they played little league ball together. >> during interviews in the case file, released by highway patrol to cnn, the murdaugh name is mentioned dozens of times by both the witnesses and investig...

Well-known the murdaugh family is. the lawyers are okay with people knowing about the case, financial jurors. they just want to make sure they are impartial. >> what about potential witnesses? do we have any idea who may testify? >> we had not heard. there have been rumors about who might, who might show up as a witness. today, the judge actually read for the potential jury pool a list of witnesses, 205 names. we don't know if all of them will be there. for those of us who have been following this case, i certainly recognize some of them. one of them is foster murdaugh, alex murdaugh surviving...

These D-Day movies—spanning from 1962 to 2019—pay homage to the soldiers who bravely fought on the beaches of Normandy, France, in 1944.