. >>> a critical day in court for bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing four idaho college students. why his lawyers want a change of venue. and we hear from the family of one of the victims. >>> overseas, an american-made f-16 fighter jet goes down in ukraine, as a high-level delegation from kyiv heads to washington asking for permission to hit targets inside russia. ian pannell reporting. >>> and "america strong" tonight. after a thief stole their money, a brother and sister lemonade stand makes a comeback, thanks to a major assist from the neighborhood. >> whit: good evening, it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. >>> we're following major developments tonight in the race for the white house. former president donald trump defending his recent visit to arlington national cemetery, after a reported altercation between the trump campaign and an arlington staffer. >>> but we begin with vice president kamala harris and her running mate governor tim walz holding that first highly anticipated joint interview. harris asked to explain how he

. >>> a critical day in court for bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing four idaho college students. why his lawyers want a change of venue. and we hear from the family of one of the victims. >>> overseas, and american made f-16 fighter jet goes down in ukraine, as a high level delegation from kyiv heads to washington, asking for permission to hit targets inside russia. ian pannell reporting. >>> and america strong tonight. after a thief stole their money, a brother and sister lemonade stand makes a comeback, thanks to a major assist from the neighborhood. >>> good evening, it's great to have you with us on this thursday night. i'm whit johnson, in for david. we're following major developments tonight in the race for the white house. former president donald trump defending his recent visit to arlington national cemetery, after a reported altercation between the trump campaign and an arlington staffer. but we begin with vice president kamala harris, and her running mate governor tim walz, holding that first highly anticipated joint interview. harris asked to explain how her views hav

bryan kohberger's defense team claiming there's a mob mentality in the county where he is set to be tried. we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming again, right here to cnn news central first off this afternoon, the much and too who paid interview, right now, vice president kamala harris is in the critical battleground state of georgia it's day two of her bus tour as she reaches out to voters and republican strongholds and this afternoon, harris is historically fast rise to the democratic nomination he's expected to face its next critical test when she sits down alongside her vice presidential pick minnesota governor tim walz, for an exclusive interview with cnn's dana bash, which airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> this will be the first major television interview of a presidential campaign. the first chance for americans to see harris in this format, unscripted on the key issues facing the country cnn's priscilla alvarez is traveling with the harris campaign. she's in savannah, georgia for us. priscilla, obviously a big day for harris tonight a rally the

and all of a sudden, bryan kohberger enters the room. are people immediately going to have bias from this community? and she said, yes, they are. now here is what's interesting because the survey that defense expert did showed the following. what people are actually saying about bryan kohberger they said they'd burn the courthouse down. outrage would be a mild description and this is if he's not convicted, they would probably find and kill him there would likely be a riot and he wouldn't last long outside because someone would do the good ole boy, justice. so that's what this expert and bias is saying. but then on the other hand, the prosecution can cross-examine these witnesses and they pointed out that in boise, which is where the defense wants his trial, it's a state capital, largest city in the state that for the first six months on a particular chart by the defense expert, that more media coverage was actually in the boise area then moscow. and so it's going to be a very hard decision for the judge because of fair and impartial tria

bryan kohberger's defense team says that a mob mentality well be in moscow, idaho as why the murder trial should be moved. a critical hearing happening very soon before you make lunch. check your fridge for some recalled deli meat another person has died. and what's now the deadliest listeria outbreak and over a decade i'm rahel solomon with john berman, sara and kate are out today. this is cnn new central and just a few hours, vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz sit down with our very own dana bash and exclusive in the first interview for the democratic ticket new polls from key swing states in the sunbelt. >> you how close the race is really, how much it has changed a virtual tie in georgia, arizona, nevada, and north carolina that's a huge, huge swing for a few months ago when trump led president biden and all of them now of note these polls show that vice president harris, the sitting vice president he is tied or has an edge on the issue of who can bring change cnn's priscilla alvarez in savannah, where the harris-walz scene continues their bus tour priscilla, what's th

a crucial hearing in bryan kohberger, murder case. kohberger is accused of killing four university of idaho college students while they slept in their home and his attorneys are now requesting a change of venue saying that the potential jury pool and moscow, idaho told them that kohberger was not convicted, quote, they would burn the courthouse house down and quote, they would probably find him and kill him. let's bring in cnn's jean casarez here with the details. jean, what else did the defense and this what will the defense and prosecution has had filings. but today is the formal hearing. it's a very important hearing because the defense is saying moscow is a very small, it's a college town. everybody knows who's everybody, the emotions, the trauma. it's still with this community. and they're going to be biased. bryan kohberger cannot get a fair and impartial trial in moscow. and this trial needs to be in the state capital of boise is must larger larger courthouse witnesses can fly in and out very easily, but the prosecution is sayi

. >> tonight, bryan kohberger. accused of killing four college students in idaho. in court today. why? his defense team wants a new location for his trial. >> there's a reasonable likelihood that pretrial publicity has affected the impartiality of prospective jurors. >> the family of one of the victims speaking out where the crime was, is where the jury should be. what we're now learning about his alibi. >> this is where brian kohberger's defense lawyers claim that he was on the night of the murders. >> plus office retreat, gone bad. a man separated from his coworkers on a mountain charity hike. >> he basically got kind of a little bit disoriented as to where the trail was rescued. >> after spending the night in the wild. >> being in those kind of cold, freezing rain winds, it takes a toll on you. >> how did a work outing go so wrong? and back to school botox. the first day of school doesn't just mean new backpacks for the kids. >> it was like having an instagram filter without an instagram filter. and i was lik, wow, sometimes it's a little cosmetic. >> pick me up for mom. >> whe

bryan kohberger's legal team set to ask a judge to move his trial to another town.orth joins us from moscow, idaho, with details. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, whit, good morning. they want this trial moved to boise. today kohberger's defense team plans on calling plenty of expert witnesses to testify including a social psychologist to reiterate their claim that bryan kohberger cannot get a fair trial in moscow, citing a mob mentality. that is a characterization that both the prosecution and community members i spoke to strongly disagree with. this morning a pivotal day in court as bryan kohberger's legal team tries to convince the judge in moscow to move mistrial. kohberger's attorneys arguing in new court documents that a mob mentality within the community justifies moving the trial to a different county saying they did extensive polling citing local residents who said if kohberger wasn't convicted they'd burn the courthouse down. outrage would be a mild description. >> in one way, shape or form it will be tainted. >> reporter: prosecutors are confident they ca

bryan kohberger, preponder in the death of four idaho students will be in court today. his legal team is still pushing for the trial to take place in bo boise. instead of where he stabbed the victims to death at off-campus home. bryan kohberger lawyers say venue change is needed because much the community's mob mentality. if a judge agrees, the trial would be in june of next year and prosecutors are expected to seek the death penalty. new videos of thomas crooks, ar-15 rifle and his backpack and explosives found in trunk of his car. matt whitaker joined us earlier to discuss. >> why was secret service not on heightened stance and why were additional resources not provided or request of resourceses frowned upon within culture of secret service. that is an important fact playing forward. >> rachel: investigators say crooks viewed this as target of opportunity but motive remains a mystery. first patient providing update into the ground-breaking experiment, nolandarbaugh, first person to get a brain developed by elon musk's company. he and his device, named eve, have begun

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lawyers for bryan kohberger want the trial scheduled for next june moved out of the county where thes were stabbed to death in 2022. they say widespread news coverage makes it impossible to find an impartial jury. the judge said his decision on where the trial should be held is probably the most difficult he's ever had to make. >>> and the "tampa bay times" says a coalition of major publishers is suing florida over its school book ban law. the suit claims the 2023 law that increased scrutiny of school library books unconstitutionally limits free speech. publishers say the law requiring schools to remove books containing sexual conduct when a complaint is filed results in thousands of historic and modern classics being removed from shelves. the state department of education called the lawsuit a stunt. >>> ahead, a rare discovery. an artifact thousands of years old is unearthed in jerusalem. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. the only migraine medication that helps treat and prevent, all in one. to those with migraine, i see you. for the acute treat

yeah, bryan kohberger's team has long been building the argument to move it to boise.d by holding the trial where they say the jury pool is biassed against him. now the prosecution is firing back. >> this is the state versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: the state of idaho fighting to keep bryan kohberger's trial in the country where he is accused of committing four murders. >> the people of the county the attempt to seat a jury here first. in a newly filed motion, prosecutors objecting to the defense's argument to move the trial 300 miles away to boise, writing that the court should decline to relocate itself, the state and scores of witnesses hundreds of miles only to face another jury pool with similarly high media exposure. cob coberger is cobergy is expected to stand trial for madison mogen, xana kernodle, kaylee goncalves and ethan chapin, four university idaho students. are found fatally stabbed in november 2022. the defense arguing that the jury pool is already prejudiced against kohberger, in part because of overwhelming media attention. >> i'm saying there is

. >>> an idaho judge will hear arguments today about whether to move the murder trial of bryan kohberger to a different county. kohberger is charged with the brutal, quadruple murder of four university of idaho students. the defense has argued that local residents are prejudiced toward their client and shouldn't be seated as jurors. it's not clear when the judge will make his decision. the state is seeking the death penalty for kohberger. the trial is set for june. >>> flyers rattled this morning after scary moments on a flight from cancun to chicago. the plane was forced to divert to memphis last night after encountering severe turbulence, injuring several passengers. after landing, one passenger was taken to the hospital. the rest declined treatment. >>> tragedy in texas yesterday. four people dead after the van they were riding in lost control and rolled multiple times, throwing several passengers out of the vehicle. three people are in critical condition. police described tragedy as avoidable. >> every vehicle has a seat belt. and, if you use that seat belt, it's going to save lives.

kohberger isn't convicted, he'll burn the courthouse down.utors insist they can find an impartial local jury. the parents of at least one victim want the trial to stay local. >> whole community has been victimized by this person, you know, and they deserve to have a hand in, in part of the healing and the justice. >> after a marathon six hour hearing, it's now up to the judge who calls it the most difficult decision of his professional life. >> now to texas and a man finally free after spending more than half his life in prison this morning, a dallas man who spent more than three decades wrongfully imprisoned is finally exonerated. >> first and foremost, i'd like to thank god who kept me through all this, this great ordeal. >> a judge officially declaring ben spencer innocent of the robbery and murder of businessman jeffrey young in 1987, a crime for which spencer spent 34 years behind bars. >> it is with deep regret that we acknowledge the grave miscarriage of justice that has occurred. we owe you an apology for the manifold suffering that y

after a hearing in idaho today, a judge is weighing whether to move the murder trial of bryan kohberger of the county where four university of idaho students were killed nearly two years ago. kohberger's lawyers say a survey of county residents shows 70% have already decided he's guilty, with some predicting riots if kohberger is found not guilty. it's that time of the year again with student athletes playing under friday night lights. while many committees across the country are celebrating the return of football, others are mourning following the deaths of several young players. from head injuries to the brutal heat. cbs's carter evans takes a look at what can be done to keep our kids safe. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's a high school gathering no one wanted to see: a memorial for 15-year-old robert gillon. the florida teen died from possible cardiac arrest the morning after he complained of chest pain. he's one of at least seven teenage football players who have died just this month. >> it's just one of those things that you thought would ever happen. >> reporter: ryan craddock's 13-year-old

after a hearing in idaho today, a judge is weighing whether to move the murder trial of bryan kohberger of the county where four university of idaho students were killed nearly two years ago. kohberger's lawyers say a survey of county residents shows 70% have already decided he's guilty, with some predicting bias if kohberger is found not guilty. it's that time of the year again when student athletes playing under friday night lights while many committees across the country are celebrating the return of football, others are morning following the deaths of several young players. from head injuries to the brutal heat. cbs's carter evans takes a look at what can be done to keep our kids safe. musical mesic on. >> reporter: 's a high school gathering no one wanted to see, a memorial for 15-year-old robert gillon, the florida teen died from possible cardiac arrest the morning after he complained of chest pain at football practice. he's one of at least seven teenage football players who have died just this month. >> it's just one of those things that you thought would never happen p. >> repor

. >>> a judge in idaho is weighing whether to move the trial of suspect bryan kohberger out of the countyago. kohberger's terns are now arguing that the jury pool is tainted and local pressure to convict kohlburgberger are so severe. >> when we come back, fin gomez with reaction to the interview with kamala harris and tim walz, and a look at the latest polling data in the race for the whi aj: multiple studies have shown that marijuana can slow both driver reaction and response time... which can be really dangerous! he's here, he's here! connor: wait, wait, wait! aj: what? connor: i can't drive. aj: what, why? connor: i'm high. aj: oh. ♪♪ >>> this is "cbs news roundup." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. it's been a busy week on the campaign trail with less than 70 days until election day. to break it all down, we're joined this hour by cbs news political director fin gomez. fin, great to see you. let's start with vice president kamala harris. she gave her first interview on thursday. >> hi, shanelle, in this her first major interview where she faced some tough questions on some key issues, sh

final plea to get the trial relocated, bryan kohberger's defense made it clear. >> mr.his trial by a jury. to guarantee that, this court must change venue. >> a judge entered a not guilty plea on behalf of kohberger, the accused killer of four university of idaho students who sat in the courtroom thursday as his lawyers argued to move the trial to boise, where the population and potential jury pool is more than ten times larger. the defense called multiple expert witnesses who say news stories about the case oversaturated the community. >> do you mean that when we walk into trial and the room is full of potential jurors, there will be a great majority of them that will have a feeling of bias against mr. kohberger. >> yeah, i do. >> defense witnessed testified it may have a stronger sway. according to our interview after the defendant's arrest. >> are there any other suspects or are you 100% certain this is your guy? >> i am certain this is our guy. >> in doubts? >> no doubt. >> but prosecutors pushed back. >> your honor, this case has media coverage everywhere. >> sayin

and even though the victims' family perspective is huge here, what's most important is that bryan kohberger will the judge take the families' opinions into consideration? how much does that weigh, i guess? >> it doesn't seem like it's been a priority for him so far. remember, the house got torn down and there was very little objection to that. and i think that's why some of the victims' families feel like, hey, we still have a voice here. we're the ones who lost our kids. but in terms of the legal sort of arguments back and forth, his their perspective is really not what he'll be zeroing in on today. >> is this kind of change of venue motion standard operating procedure? >> yes, and they almost always fail, really, joe. but in this kind of case, given how small the county is, compared to boise, a much bigger jury pool, i think he has a chance. usually, they almost always fail. >> your insight -- >> i think he moves it. i think we might see it sometime soon thereafter, though >> our senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. >>> coming up, the growing concern over a surge in rare and dangero

. >> tonight, bryan kohberger. accused of killing four college students in idaho. in court today.

now the latest in the case against bryan kohberger. were killed. kayna whitworth has details. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: good morning. bryan kohberger's lawyers are reit rating their claim that he cannot get a fair trial in the town where prosecutors say he stabbed four college students to death in 2022. this new filing alleges media coverage has traumatized the town of moscow to the point where some residents there have prejudgement opinions of guilt. they're basing this all on a survey they conducted in various areas of the state and in moscow they say they found a mob mentality noting one respondent said they would burn the courthouse down if kohberger were acquitted. his lawyers called the responses less emotional where they would like to move the trial. prosecutors are pushing back hard, calling the data inadequate. maintaining confidence that they can seat an impartial jury in moscow. next week there's a change of venue hearing. this trial is scheduled to start in june of 2025. but, guys, today on campus at the university

let's go to idaho and the high stakes hearing into changing courtrooms for bryan kohberger, accused of murdering four university of idaho students. nbc news dana griffin is following this case for us. this case could move 3,000 miles away. what can you tell us? >> there's a social psychologist on the witness stand describing a bias that this community now has because, remember, back when the university of idaho murders occurred, it was about six weeks before a suspect was arrested and there was this overwhelming sigh of relief once kohberger was arrested. you saw his name and his photo in the media, and this particular witness says that regardless, because this community has faced so much fear, and then this sort of collective relief, they are automatically going to connect him to such a horrific crime, making it uncapable for them to seat a fair and impartial jury. they are going through the science behind bias, and why this presents an issue in this particular county. that's why they want to move it to ada county. there's about 40,000 residents but only 25,000 of them are eligible to

kohberger.fendant has failed to justify a move from the county in had the slayings took place. four students were killed in that attack. the trial expected to begin next year. and this is a live look at honolulu. one of the big stories there from a sunny honolulu khon our affiliate. the pga tour releases 2025 fedex cup regular season and playoff schedule. the 36 event regular season begins with the first of 8 signature events. this century in hawaii. the first week of january. that is followed by the at and t pebble beach pro-am in late january. that will be fun to watch. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ straight to hawaii ♪ lp fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! ♪ my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife... i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. ...look

ains rave rach bryan kohberger the suspect of the murder of four idaho university students will be backurt today at 12:00 p.m. eastern. his legal team is still pushing for the trial to take place in boise which is 300 miles away from moscow, idaho. that's where he allegedly stabbed the victims to death at off campus home. kohberger's lawyers say a venue change is needed because the community's quote, mob mentality. if the judge agrees, the trial will begin in june of next year. and prosecutors are expected to seek the death penalty. anti-israel protests disrupting campus events at the university of michigan at least four students getting arrested yesterday it. comes as the school's central student government says it won't distribute it's 1.3 million annual budget unless the university divests from israel. a move that could potentially disrupt student activities campus wide as they begin the new school year. >> lawrence: unbelievable. >> rachel: the faa is temporarily grounding spacex rocket 9 rockets after a booster exploded and planned to ride upright. the incident happened after the s

. >>> a hearing today is set to determine whether the trial of bryan kohberger will be moved to a new accused of murdering four university of idaho students in 2022. his attorneys argued that he would not receive a fair trial in the same county where those killings took place, however prosecutors believe a change of location wouldn't be convenient for the parties and witnesses. regardless of the location that trial is set to begin in june 2025. >>> and remember jules, the tiktok creator with the very mindful trend. >> makeup for work, very demure. very mindful. >> she said a trademark dispute behind her catchphrase has been settled, at least two submitted trademarks for variations of that phrase once her videos went viral. mean, she couldn't profit off the phrase she said she coined. the situation has been handled thanks to her team. >>> we've got some big news on the economy, it could signal some positive news for your wallet a new report from u.s. bureau of economic analysis finds the u.s. economy grew by 3% in the second quarter this year, that's higher than expected and could have

idaho judge is bryan kohberger's hearing after defense shows social media post on the moscow murders.rguing a mob mentality against him in the county. the lawyers saying their survey found potential jurors saying that they would, quote, burned the courthouse down if kohberger is acquitted. tension authorities rescuing a young couple and infant child after they became stranded while hiking on a mountain. the family ran out of water and started experiencing signs of heat exhaustion after hiking for nine miles. officials performing an airlift rescue operation to transport them down the mountain where the family received medical care. their current conditions have not been revealed. and finally, the winners of the 2024 u.s.a. mullet championships were announced yesterday. pete hegseth was not in the running for this. >> steve: this is the kids division. >> rachel: kids division. 6-year-old camden cunningham the commander champion in kid's category after receiving 2200 votes. camden will be award add custom championship belt a go proaction camera. and, get this: $5,000 in cash. >> lawrence

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bryan kohberger's lawyer, arguing he cannot get a fair trial because of a quote, mob mentality in the area. kohberger faces the death pound. his trial begins next summer agreed. >> vessel blown up by houthi rebels appears to be leaking oil in the red sea the pentagon now warning of a potential environmental catastrophe that who houthis targeting the tanker is part of a month's long offensive and ships along the waterway in a position to israel has continued attacks on gaza and the unofficial end of summer is here, maybe a weekend bringing a much needed cool down in some parts of the country. but across the tennessee and ohio valleys, record heat still in the forecast so let's go to meteorologist derek van dam with the latest or derek, what should our viewers expect ahead of this holiday weekend unofficial end of summer say it ain't so money, you know, with my favorite season as welcomed and especially after living through a long hot summer across the deep south, the heat that's where it's going to continue through this holiday weekend, but if you're looking for that, a taste of fall,

. >> reporter: the trial of the man charged with the murders, bryan kohberger, still a year away.k. but for now, friends and families of the victims return to campus to honor their loved one. stacy chapin's embracing her son's fraternity brothers as they begin a new school year. >> do more of what you love to . >> do more of w you love honor caylee. spread that love with random acts of kindness for kaylee. and tells story with an abundance of laughter to live life like ethan. >> reporter: for the parents, another reminder of who their daughter was. >> the whole idea not just about her, but a place for kids to go there. >> reporter: and as they seek justice for their daughter, no matter where the trial ultimately happens, they want to be there but still want to see kohberger tried right there. >> this is where it happened and you know, the community deserves to be part of that jury. >> now, a judge entered a plea of not guilty on kohberger's behalf a while ago, but the real focus now, guys, on this defense push to get the trial moved out of latah county. his lawyers are set to appe