neighborhoods in oklahoma and kansas in ruins today after tornadoes reportedly ripped through that region. and another astonishing twist at the double murder trial of alec murdaugh, the jury is going on a field trip just days before they re expected to start deliberations. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments for us. we want to start with catie beck outside the courthouse in waltersboro, south carolina, as she has been throughout. first of all, some graphic testimony today, but also that block buster decision by the judge. they re going to take the jury to the scene of the crime. reporter: yeah, chris, that was a bit of a surprise. this jay way more often than not sides with the prosecution, and today he granted that defense motion to take the entire jury to moselle, to this hunting property, to the crime scene to get a spatial understanding of exactly how these murders happened. at least that s what the defense said they were hoping. separa
she goes on. i was really afraid, i just wanted to get out. she s now hoping to somehow get her prosthetic. still only 14 years old, the night of the earthquake s dramatically altered her future and so many others. her family lost everything. her father, the main breadwinner, as well as their entire home and all that they had to their names. at the moment, they re staying with rima in the hospital so they have some shelter for now. they re just living from day-to-day. alex crawford from sky news, thank you for that report. massive tornadoes over the weekend. but it s just the latest extreme weather we have been seeing lately, including snow in california, dust storms in new mexico. so what the heck is going on? you re watching chris jansing reports only on msnbc. you re watching chris jansing reports only on msnbc
criticizing the wealthiest man in the world about how to make money? he s going to kick me off twitter. no is on friendster anymore. let me ask you kind of like the question were all wondering, is the former president going to return to twitter. he had some commentary on truth social and what he thinks of it and this new ownership saying this, he thinks truth social looks and works better to my eye but happy that twitter is now in sane hands as donald trump puts it, ending with, i love truth. where do you see this ending, ben? i would bet that if he s allowed back on, which i would bet that he is, i would bet that he goes on. truth social has its own world now. it s a place to world build, workshop talking points with each other. it s used as an ammo dump for
three on the road to the town of bucha, the streets are almost deserted. but 72 year old anatoly is risking his life, out looking for petrol. everything is destroyed, he says. there is no electricity or gas. it is very cold in the house, he goes on. from the air, north west of kyiv, you can make out houses on fire after coming under attack. as well as a small airport. dnipro, in the centre of ukraine, was previously considered safe but it is no longer the case. the city of almost i it is no longer the case. the city of almosti million people bombed for the first time since the conflict began. we did not ask them to come and save us, irina says, as she cleans up some of the damage. we were doing fine in our own
it s very cold in the house, he goes on. from the air, north west of kyiv, you can make out houses on fire after coming under attack, as well as a small airport. explosion. dnipro, in the centre of ukraine, was previously considered safe but that s no longer the case. the city of almost a million people bombed for the first time since the conflict began. we didn t ask them to come and save us, irina says, as she cleans up some of the damage. we were doing fine in our own country. some of the worst russian shelling has come at night. this is the southern city of mykolaiv, on the black sea. at a local hospital, many of the injured are too fragile to be moved to safety and doctors here say they want a no fly zone.