on top radio in the greater cincinnati area, host bill cunningham could feel the court of public opinion the story. the bathtub murder case had the phones ringing. >> the idea that at such a young man could be watching a bengals game, and within a few seconds turn from a bengals fan, long suffering, to a murderer was a little bit shocking. >> for months, listeners debated whether the husband could have done it. >> i had a large number of callers who said to me, he didn't do it. he doesn't fit the profile. there's no history. and i said to them, wait a minute. wait till the trial takes place. i farm led to believe there is going to be clear and convincing evidence. >> seven months after sarah's death, the only jury that mattered was sworn in to hear the case against 28 year old ryan widmer. a charge of aggravated murder. a couple's friends were sticking by him. >> basically his life hangs in the balance for those jurors. >> it's a scary thought. >> it's a scary thought. >> there is a chance that he could go to jail. >> in the courtroom, sarah's family sat cross room from ryan 's. much as

double down -- mark horton of wyoming signed bill specifically bannin abortion pills set to go int effect july 1st. back with me again are brittan packnett cunninghamt with yo on this and this news out of wyoming. a near total abortion ban is already, as we've mentioned -- outlaw abortion pills in the states that have them -- but in wyoming, the abortion ban was blocked by the courts. is this the governor's way o trying to push an abortion ban through? and what kind of message doe it send as we await for this ruling in texas? >> it's not only thi governor's attempt to try to circumvent the courts and move forward with a near total or total abortion ban across th state. this is also about testing different pathways to ba abortion across the country. look, the gop has been ver clear for the last 50 year that this was their goal they have organized and rallie people around the single issue of stopping abortion and acces to it for five decades they have nominated judges, as you've said. they've recruited volunteers and canvassers and candidates. this has been the way that the have built a so-called conservative agenda an conservative party, a so-calle