bryan kohberger dna might be present in that sample. the defense has been unsuccessful in trying to suppress dna in this case including bryan kohberger's dna found on a knife sheath that was believed to have held the murder weapon and found under a body. bryan kohberger's defense is trying to convince judge to take the death penalty off the table, they say bryan kohberger has autism citing his failure to make eye contact and rocking in place while seated, behavior that could be misinterpreted by the injury. i have been very close to bryan kohberger inside a courtroom multiple times over the years and never personally observed rocking back and forth, he was very still and did make eye contact with me once. his defense is making arguments and expert testimony to persuade judge to take the death penalty off the table. trial is set for august. >> todd: throwing it all against the wall. thank you. bring in criminal defense attorney lexie rigden from rlr to issue at hand here. does the defense have a good argument? should this evidence be exc

going to disprove or prove any fact, it's only going to mislead the jury into maybe thinking bryan kohberger's dna was there. >> reporter: kohberger's lawyers, who say he is innocent, now arguing his autism spectrum disorder should take the death penalty off the table, writing, his facial expressions, including his lack of affect and concentrated stare, are already being assigned sinister meaning by observers. and david, as we head toward this august trial, the idaho state senate just passing a bill making firing squad the main means of execution in the state. that bill is now headed to the governor's desk. david? >> david: kayna, thank you. >>> tonight, the supreme court narrowly ruling the trump administration must pay out nearly $2 million in foreign aid. the first time the high court has weighed in on a trump executive action in his second term. the 5-4 ruling upholds a district court order that the money must be paid to nonprofit groups for work already con pleated on the government's behalf. >>> when we come back here tonight, a teenage son found 800 miles from home, and tonight, he's no

bryan kohberger want this new evidence thrown out. cnn's jean casarez is here. why? why do they want it out? >> they don't want. >> this to come before the jury. >> because they feel. >> it will be confusing to the jury. and this this motion right. >> here. >> there's a bit. >> redacted, but. >> there are inconsistencies in this. now, first i want to tell you that it. >> is not. >> uncommon at all. >> that when a crime. >> victim autopsy. >> takes place, that they do cut the nails of the victim, the clippings, because john nguyen and i'm not. talking about this. >> case, but. >> in general, when a crime victim. >> is attacked. >> they can reach out with their hands and their nails and some of the perpetrators. dna can be under nails. now with. >> this. >> there was a mixture of three people. so i think we have a shot of what the testing they did. they did a working. scientific hypothesis in this case. and first of all, they determined that madison mogen, because that is. the victim who had that mixture. >> of dna under. >> her left hand, nail clippings. they determin

this is the latest attempt from bryan kohberger's defense team to over at the death penalty.ist evaluated him and found that has autism spectrum disorder has a significant impact on his life. defense team now arguing that exposes him to the unacceptable risk that he would be wrongfully convicted and sentenced to dea death. this morning stunning new court filings reveal bryan kohberger her has autism spectrum disorder accompanied by obsessive compulsiveness and an eating disorder according to his lawyers who now argue his diagnosis does not make him eligible for the death penalty. defense claiming that the man who stands accused of the gruesome murders of four students in november 2022 has a disability that could negatively biased the jury, writing "his facial expressions including his lack of affect and concentrated stair are already being assigned sinister meaning by observers." >> they are making argument that the affects of bryan kohberger have already been portrayed as being one of menacing or creepy, quote, unquote, one that a juror or jurors may associate with guilt. >>

attorneys for bryan kohberger, the man accused of fatally stabbing four university of idaho students, are citing his autism diagnosis in a bid to avoid the death penalty. >> the situation. >> room. >> with wolf. >> blitzer and. >> pamela brown. today at 10 a.m. on cnn. >> tackling quarterbacks are tackling subscriptions. >> if i had to choose tackling quarterbacks. >> because it's so. >> easy to tackle subscriptions with experian easy, i'll go tackle those quarterbacks even though it's hard. download the app now. >> 10,000 by next month i. >> don't see, hey, we won't. >> know unless we try, right? how long have we waited for something like this? >> we'll have to alert suppliers, coordinate shipments. >> already alerted. >> already coordinated. >> every supplier. >> sees changes. >> as they happen. >> since when can we just scale up? mid cycle. >> since we brought in. >> bdo people who know know b.d.o. >> as a cardiologist. >> when i put my patients. >> on a statin to reduce cholesterol, i. also tell them it can deplete their coq10 levels. i recommend taking all coq10. kunal has three

. >> carley: bryan kohberger's files are now going to be open to the public.udge ending what he calls the pervasive secret filing restricting what the public can see; however, kohberger's defense team and state prosecutors can ask to have certain information deb dedacte. murdered four in a home in 2022. his trial is expected to begin in august. update for you there. the irs is roaredly dropping plans to slash 90-thousand person workforce in half. sources tell the associated press tax agency hopes to achieve that through layoffs, attrition and buy out offers. the timeline for the major reduction remains unclear. con sis tonight streamline the federal workforce. the irs laid off about 7,000 probation naturally employees in a cost cutting move. today is ash wednesday. hallow app. take part in prayer. mark wahlberg sat down with penbenjamin hall to talk about faith and family. >> i wonder how you talk about faith with your children. you said before you are not forcing them to be religious or pray. how do you want to i object expire them to be religious. >> i think

new developments in the case against quadrupled murder suspect bryan kohberger.tigators found d.n.a. three people under one of the victim's fingernails. his defense claims the d.n.a. is not a conclusive match to kohberger and they want the evidence tossed. court documents show kohberger's team is also trying to take the death penalty off the table because they say he has autism. kohberger is accused in the 2022 stabbing deaths of four university of idaho students. his trial is set for august. fox news has obtained internal atf documents revealing a significant number of american made guns found at the crime scenes in mexico were purchased by the mexican government. the weapons found are intended to be used by the mexican military and police. but they somehow ended up in the hands of the cartels. mexico is currently suing seven u.s. gun manufacturers and one gun wholesaler claiming they should be held responsible for cartel violence and u.s. supreme court heard arguments in their case earlier this week. happening today, president trump is set to speak with the pre

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