this is america s newsroom. so finally the prosecution will rest its case. after the jury took a field trip to the crime scene. they toured the kennels where they say alex murdered his son and wife. he told investigators he wasn t near there. he had to reverse that story on the hand. they paint him as a serial liar with the means, motive and opportunity. this defendant, on the other hand, has fooled everyone everyone, everyone who thought they were close to him and everyone who thought they knew who he was. he has fooled them all. and he fooled maggie and paul, too. and they paid for it with their lives. dana: team fox coverage. nancy grace is here with analysis. let s begin with jonathan serrie in atlanta to set the scene for us. good morning, dana and bill. in their closing arguments, the defense for alex murdaugh are expected to push their theory that perhaps two shooters were involved with the murders of maggie and paul murdaugh and that the initial crime scen
the first one is brought by a group of republican-led states. the other by individual borrowers who say they were unfairly excluded. bill: the two cases present a direct threat to one of the president s signature policies. the plan would wipe out more than $4 hundred billion in student debt and pay $10,000 to people making less than $125,000 a year and $20,000 to those who got pell grants for low income households. dana: the high stakes legal battle is dividing lawmakers right down the middle. those of us watching this closely are praying and hoping that they will do the right thing and say that the president cannot be the congress and the executive branch. he can t be the legislative and the executive branch. he has no authority to do what he is doing. our government is supposed to be about people. not making money out of us going to school or seeking higher education. dana: shannon bream is live outside the supreme court. good morning, shannon. there are speaker
There have been no exceedenss for residential air quality standards and outdoor air quality remains normal. the results aren t entirely comforting. other studies have found long-term exposure could pose risks to their health. this morning on fox & friends governor dewine said he spoke to the epa about that. what they tell us is that for the short term, you know, this is no problem. should not be a problem. if that persists for year after year and people continue to breathe that, yes, it would in fact be a problem. look, we re doing everything we can to monitor the air. while officials say the municipal drinking water is safe there are concerns about the private wells since just this week testing from at least ten private wells came back with trace detections of some contaminants. bill: garrett, thanks. a busy week as you point out.
To the crash site covered in dangerous debris. this is what it looks like and still in the cleanup process in ohio. nearly a month since the norfolk southern freight train derailed in east palestine. it carried hazardous material and overturned spilling toxic and possibly cancerous chemicals into this town. the epa handed norfolk southern the cleaning bill. epa is going to 600 doors knocking on doors and talking with residents about health concerns that continue to grow here. right now the agency insists the air quality is normal. i continue to be pleased that there have been no exceedenss for air quality standards and outdoor air quality remains normal. officials are sending the soil to epa approved dump sites around ohio. even with some of that cleanup underway residents are worried