the truth and they re going to be they re going to the final decision makers they have got to be able to decide creating waters and his team proven beyond a reasonable doubt that alec murdaugh killed his wife and his son. lawrence: thanks so much for joining the program. thawrnlg for having me. glans bring in criminal defense attorney and physician and doctor, daniel thank you so much for joining the program. doctor i want to lean in on from your profession. you had a confession right there talking about his addiction he never confessed to the murder. judging by some of the things that he was saying there on the stand is this a guy that s cape capable of comight murder? listen, 50% of americans don t believe that addiction is a real disease despite the fact there s remission rates that are similar to diseases like hypertension and asthma.
0 show on fox nation weekdays from 12 to 3 p.m. eastern and don t forget to follow unfiltered facebook instagram ats unfiltered on fox that does it purse here tonight see you tomorrow night at k-89 set your dvr if you can t make live. thanks for tuning in glans good evening america welcome to cross country we have a big shore shore for you tonight in south carolina where the tangle web of the murdaugh murder mystery is unraveled. this week we heard directly from the accused killer himself ppg i did not and would not hurt my wife and my child. so i know for a fact that i never ever, ever created an alibi. yipght shoot my wife or son any time. me and my boys lay face down. done the way and opioids gave me energy. i mean, whatever i was doing it made it more interesting. you know, it made me want to do it longer. and i lied about being down there. and i m so sorry that i did. so there s a lot to unpack from that dramatic testimony so let s dig in i want to start with the attorney
week. 88% of americans live in an area with substantial or high transmission. the pressure campaign to get vaccinated appears to be working. the u.s. is seeing increases in vaccination numbers, and that brings me to cnn s senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, good to see you. how much are these vaccinations going up? what are you seeing? reporter: we are seeing substantial differences, exactly where you want to see it, in the states that have had the highest trans mission rates and lowest vaccination rates. something is getting through, whether it s the financial incentives your guest talked about, or maybe people are starting to know people who will are getting delta and are getting sick over dying. and as they re seeing that, they re saying, oh, boy, maybe i should be rolling up my sleeve. let s look. we picked three states that have very high transmission rates and have had very low vaccination rates. in louisiana, if you look overall during the rollout, they w
contained for more than two weeks. we are seeing unprecedented heat. in late june authorities noted nearly 200 heat-related deaths in oregon and washington state. and in canada, about a five and a half hour drive outside downtown vancouver, a small town was literally burned off the map. did you hear about this? the village of litton in british columbia endured record temperatures for four straight days. then a wildfire broke out that destroyed the town in minutes. an international team of scientists with the world weather attribution network studied the extent to which climate change was at play. the team said that the extreme heat in the pacific northwest would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change. it was a one in 1,000-year event with today s climate. but without human-induced climate change, it would be a 1 in 150,000-year event. they added if the current emission rates remain unchanged,
contained for more than two weeks. we are seeing unprecedented heat. in late june authorities noted nearly 200 heat-related deaths in oregon and washington state. and in canada, about a five and a half hour drive outside downtown vancouver, a small town was literally burned off the map. did you hear about this? the village of litton in british columbia endured record temperatures for four straight days. then a wildfire broke out that destroyed the town in minutes. an international team of scientists with the world weather attribution network studied the extent to which climate change was at play. the team said that the extreme heat in the pacific northwest would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change. it was a one in 1,000-year event with today s climate. but without human-induced climate change, it would be a 1 in 150,000-year event. they added if the current emission rates remain unchanged,