the judge denying all motions from brian kohberger's defense team to keep critical evidence out of the the defense for kohberger has long challenged how the search warrants were granted and the collection of dna. authorities say, led them to brian kohberger in the first place. >> the fbi worked with the trash collector and had them go just to get that trash, and then take that trash somewhere else. i think it is different when you have the fbi telling the trash man what to do. >> but the judge saying defe attorney ann taylor failed to demonstrate how kohberger's constitutional rights were violated, since the dna was that of kohberger's family members, not of brian kohberger alone. and coming up at 7 a.m. what this means for the summers trial with your gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> still ahead how chipotle is preparing for what the company is calling burrito season. but first a check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. >> isn't that like 365 here? >> i mean. >> you know. >> burritos eat it. >> all right. we just got the latest drought monitor in

a judge has denied all motions to keep critical evidence out of brian kohberger's trial. that includes dna, which prosecutors say directly links kohberger to the crime scene. now, his lawyers have challenged how police search warrants were granted, as well as how the collection of dna led authorities to kohberger in the first place. >> the fbi worked with the trash collector and had them go just to get that trash, and then take that trash somewhere else. i think it is different when you have the fbi telling the trash man what to do. >> kohberger's trial is scheduled to begin in august. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. the family of kaylee goncalves reacted to the judge's ruling yesterday, saying, praise the lord. >> a woman pulled from a burning pickup truck is talking about the terrifying moments before she was pulled to safety. we told you about the mesa, arizona, crash yesterday. amy ruiz wound up trapped in her pickup after being rear ended tuesday morning, and that is when her vehicle burst into flames. ruiz was worried she would not survive. >> this wa

a judge denied a defense motion to throw out dna evidence that prosecutors say links brian kohbergercrime scene. prosecutors say genetic material was found on a knife sheath at the home where the students were stabbed to death in 2022. investigators say they used trash collected from kohberger's family home to match him as a suspect. now, the defense argued that kohberger's constitutional rights were violated because his dna was collected without a warrant. the judge found no expectation of privacy when it comes to evidence collected at a crime scene. and a bill working its way through utah state legislature is designed to protect children involved in social media content. utah representative doug owens authored the bill in response to a few incidents involving children who have been used primarily by their parents in online content. the bill requires content creators who make $150,000 a year from content featuring children, to set aside 15% into a trust fund, and gives those children the right to the money, and to ask social media platforms to take down the content when they turn 18

idaho, i should say, back in 2022, brian kohberger's lawyers sought to suppress dna evidence and excludeata obtained by apple, google and amazon in his capital murder trial set for august. the judge swiftly denied those requests made by his defense team, which paves the way for prosecutors to present their case. prosecutors allege that kohberger broke into an off campus home and stabbed four university of idaho students to death in november of 2022. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >> in the east bay, we are expecting a second day of court proceedings being disrupted by a strike. clerks, court reporters and other staffers walked off the job yesterday at the superior court of alameda county. their union says staffing problems have the courts pressing workers to perform tasks they aren't trained for. >> we are not being afforded the knowledge that it takes to work in the courtrooms, and we need to work with accuracy and efficiency, and the courts are not allowing us to do that. they want to put legal processing assistance in the courtroom who have not been trained, who could

a judge has denied several defense motions from brian kohberger's team to suppress key evidence. to him being charged for the murders of four students in 2022 at an off campus residence near the university of idaho. the ruling means that dna evidence, surveillance footage, and his cell phone and email records can be used in trial that is set to begin in august. >> kelly podesta. >> thank you very much, contessa brewer. coming up, two c-suite views on the state of real estate. after the break, we'll hear from the of tripoint homes on the headwinds facing homebuyers. and the owner of the iconic empire state building joins us to talk the health of office properties in manhattan. i am definitely asking him about congestion pricing as we head to break. here's a check on the dow hovering near session lows down 643 points. walmart is just a piece of that. we'll be right back. >> the number of public companies is shrinking while the number of private companies is increasing. at franklin templeton we're expanding access to the growing opportunity in private markets, offering the potential