congress. plus, the ohio governor is visiting the site of this toxic train derailment in east palestine at this hour just as there s news of another train crash that s killed dozens of people overseas. and tiktok taking what it considers a major step to limit daily screen time for young people. how far does it go? this is what we re watching at this hello, everyone. i m kate bolduan. we begin on capitol hill where attorney general merrick garland is testifying before the senate judiciary committee at this hour. he s facing questions on everything from gun violence and social media regulation to the fentanyl crisis and that s just in the first few minutes. he is also expected to be asked about the special counsel investigations into president biden and former president trump and their handling of classified documents and there s more already facing questions about the ongoing investigation into president biden s son hunter that republicans are pushing on. paula reid is
security. there was no media allowed on the property when the jurors were touring it. but the pool said they were able to see some of the jurors walking around the kennel area. that s around where paul and maggie murdaugh were murdered. they saw one juror standing in the feed room doorway sort of looking up into the doorway. that s the subject of a lot of the testimony, because that s where paul was killed. once the media was allowed on the property, she and another member of the media pool sort of walked the steps from where paul murdaugh fell, that concrete slab area, and where maggie felt near the shed area and said it was roughly 12 steps between where we were told the two bodies were found. so they were quite close to one another there on the crime scene. we haven t been able to see this until this point. two of the defense attorneys were on the property at the time as was the south carolina state attorney general while the jurors were visiting along with
marble. both the top of our world are in trouble. thank you so much for that report. we ll continue to follow his reporting as he continues his journey. closing arguments could guinea moment this alex murdaugh s double murder trial. the jury has just returned from visiting the scene of the crime, getting a look at the family estate in south carolina, where his son and were shot ask killed. diane gallagher is there. what are you hearing about the crime scene? reporter: the jury has returned here to the courthouse. we are expecting those opening arguments to hopefully get underway here soon. they left this morning in vans with lots of law enforcement, roughly a dozen car convoy, including some of the agents who actually responded to the murders about 20 months ago there on scene. some of them who even testified during this trial act ing as
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reporter: analysts say the hard line from one side of trump s administration with a softer approach from the other is a car rrot and stick tactic get north korea s dictator to stop acting so aggressively. you can see the dual track, defense and hard line on the one hand and diplomacy and engagement on the other hand. we re trying to bring north korea back to the negotiating table. but they say that could be a ric risky move depending on how kim jung unreads it. they may see the united states doesn t have a plan, is not committed to this and may be act ing in ways they re not comfortable with. reporter: the concern is all this diplomatic jockeying might lead kim jong-un or president trump or one of the allies in the region to miscalculate, take a signal the wrong way and launch a military action that