cnn newsroom, the message from ukrainian president vlodymyr zelenskyy to western allies gathered in munich, a live report just ahead, the murdaugh murder trial enters a new phase as the prosecution rests its case. and concerns about artificial intelligence after microsoft s chat bot gave users dark unsettling responses, you ll want to see it live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with paula newton. few hours from now, u.s. vice president kamala harris is expected to deliver a major speak at the munich security conference, the u.s. has been a big supplier of weapons and equipment to ukraine and harris is leading a large american delegation to that conference. friday, she met with french president emmanuel macron who said europe s stability depends on defeating russia in ukraine and worth noting that no russian officials were invited to the conference, cnn nick robertson is covering it for us in munich and joins us with latest. i have to say nick, you re a veteran of t
police say, crumb first shot a driver in a store parking lot in a small rural town in northern mississippi then allegedly shot and killed his ex-wife in her home. authorities also found the bodies of two men who were killed on a road behind the suspect s home and two more victims who were killed in a house next door. police say they do not have a motive at this time. prosecutors in south carolina have rests their case in the murder trial of alex murdaugh accused of killing his wife and son-state called more than 60 witnesses on friday, the court heard crucial testimony by the timeline of murdaugh s movements the night of the murders, cnn randy kay is in south carolina and has details. this will be the full timeline special agent peter rod ofski analyzed cell phone data belonging to the victims and alex murdaugh as well as gps today dark he presented a
knows that readers love that stuff and controversies is his friend. reporter: that means, he s in friendly confines now. randy kay, cnn, new york. lets discuss author michael wolff and the fallout of his book, fire and fury. brian stelter and our correspondent and brian reed now know who wolff is. we need to point out what a lot of his book have been corroborated and there is been some errors. i would say there is a lot more facts than fiction in terms of my read from the book and what comes through. in general, it is an accurate portrait of the now president. with that said, there is mirrors and there is some sloppiness.
i spoke with the president whether he realize it was an interview or not. it was certainly not off the record. did you flatter your way in? i said whateverness to get the story. who is this guy, this michael wolff? cnn randy kay has more. this is the most extraordinary story of our time. reporter: once a coffee boy. at 64, wolff is emersed in the world of media and money and power and politics. he s been up front about the fact. he uses media reporting and political reporting as a way to hang out with the elites that he really fascinated by. my cal cotte interviewed wolff
with just a few quick strokes of the pen, president donald trump has banned more than 218 million people from entering the united states. they re from seven muslim majority countries in the middle east and africa, but the group perhaps most at risk, families fleeing the humanitarian crisis in war torn syria. cnn randy kay travelled to vermont to meet a family who fears they may be sent home just days after their year s long journey to reach america. reporter: one week, that s how long this syrian family has been in the united states. they arrived just two days before donald trump was inaugurated. hazar was a french teacher, her husband was an accountant. they fled from damascus to turkey with their children to escape the violence. after two years of background checks, they finally made it to vermont. translator: we were worried about ourselves.