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

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the suspect, bryan kohberger's attorneys, and what they're now saying about one of the victims, and dna allegedly discovered. >>> tonight, a teenage son now a person of interest, found 800 miles from home with a gun. authorities suspect he killed his mother and step-father and took off. >>> the arrest tonight, authorities say a couple that had missed the boarding of their flight, arrested after trying to force their way on. what they were accused of doing. >>> there's news tonight about a popular weight loss drug and the price, cut by nearly a quarter. >>> nba star lebron james and the moment, the first player ever to score 50,000 points in a career. >>> and america strong tonight. the famous actor and the big surprise for so many, right before the prom. you'll want to see this. >>> good evening, and we are just back from washington tonight, it's great to have you with us on a very busy wednesday night. we do begin here with this major cross-country storm now sweeping into the east at this hour, and it's turned deadly. 115 million americans on alert in 25 states for blizzard conditions,

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andrea canning: turns out the bryan police were at the door.ng and stomping and had called the police. this is like a miracle-- it was. yeah. --that in the nick of time, the police show up. that only happens on tv. i know. believe me, i know. they ran in. i was just curled in a fetal position on the floor, just shaking, shaking uncontrollably. and then i remember them asking me what happened. and i just-- the words were just coming out so fast. andrea canning: the cops took the man away in handcuffs, and kristin slept on her friend's couch that night. the friend called the police to see what would happen next. she found out that they didn't book him for sexual assault charges. andrea canning: in fact, kristin's attacker, the man she said almost killed her, had been released. that must have been a tough pill to swallow. it was terrifying because i just thought he was going to come and find me and kill me. andrea canning: down at the police station, the man had given a wildly different version of events. eric buske is the current bryant police ch

luke bryan is here.d carrie underwood, they are going to be here on wednesday. that special last night, did you all see the "american idol" preview after the oscars? outstanding. let's give it up for luke. >> michael: you always -- >> i try to have fun at this. >> michael: in life, you have that happy face. people go to your tours, they have an incredible time. what can fans expect? >> with me, always having fun, being fun in the moment, being on stage, enjoying this. there were many times in my life where i would have went down another path and not gotten to sing and perform for the rest of my life, so i just try to enjoy being on stage every time i'm up there. >> robin: have you seen this man in concert? it is a good time. his resting face is a happy face, you know? time for some music. are you ready? are you ready? his hit country song luke bryan. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ another long, hard, working day gone ♪ ♪ time to pack it up and head on home ♪ ♪ sun's gonna rise, and i know i gotta do it all over again ♪ ♪ the

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

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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

she and her husband bryan took, puts in the 1st brice and bron in 1964. not satisfied with being a passenger root seen here in the seventy's quickly took the wheel. she became an icon at the run at a time when it was an mainly male procedure. i think that she was a bit of a trail blazer and my father was very, very encouraging. which was wonderful. i mean, you could imagine some men not wanting the wives upon those to muscle in on the driving cars. the driving is the best bit. it really is. and when you see shops of people drive investment costs and never typically it's a non driving and the lady sitting beside looking pretty brewster is the notoriously challenging 1890 to pentode and left us so known by the family as the little panels complete for the oil and tires in a tiller. it's a very hard call to drive. so she wasn't just going to drive an easy little tall. she wants to drive a really difficult car. and i have to say that surprise to me. i like being able to drive the launch panel on the big panel because it's a difficult call to drive. it's a soci

but when i read the national security council spokesperson bryan, who's saying quote, the current proposal doesn't address the reality that garza is currently uninhabitable. how should we read the other then? is a rejection. and i would send 10 to see it as a rejection. in fact, because especially since the administration seems to have its own down on its insistence that it does want to go forward with the estimate cleansing. and the us take over that. yes, it could have condemned it more roundly. perhaps. maybe they are recognizing that just in terms of the international reaction to such a wholesale as the cleansing of the population. and you have another huge were crying, they couldn't quite get away with it. and maybe they perhaps smith's there were some why because they are taking the back i think by this is incredible show of unity by the often divided the arab lea a so you know, i, i so, so even though it might be, may not has been categorical us rejection, as one might have expected. i certainly don't see it as much of an open, especially since the trumpet, ministration tends to tak

okay, well, bryan has more from hong, may just do a manufacturing city. there's an awful lot of head scratching going on here in south korea after these accusations by you as president donald trump. but a south korea, i suppose it, ally and friends is imposing massive terrace on imports from the united states into the south korea. and the ministry of economy in finance. putting out a statement, repeating its position that in fact the, a free trade agreements exist between south korea and the united states. that was, is very level in the way of tyrus on us imports into the country. and explaining that he will try to outline south korea's position, was more through its embassy in washington to the crump administration, with the approaching correct threatened deadline of reciprocal tire of spitting and pose by the us. in the beginning of april, the lower the due deadline, especially in places. busy like this city where we are now, this is of the city of po, hang down on a south korea is south east coast. this is one of the main steel producing cities here in

. >> 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

quick question, bryan ferry. >> just making sure you can hear me as well. great to have you on. >> it's pamela. >> i can hear you. >> yep, i can hear you. great. >> when we think, fareed, we should mention. president trump's sweeping tariffs on mexico and canada are raising enormous concerns over how america is treating two of its biggest trading partners. and it comes as the white house further aligns itself with u.s. adversaries like russia and its authoritarian leader, vladimir putin, all while shifting away from ukraine and clashing with president zelenskyy. >> joining us now is cnn's fareed zakaria. fareed, thank you so much for being here with us. i want to begin with these tariffs. what impact will they have on americans? >> oh, they'll be. >> they're very significant. >> they're very substantial. >> so if you take american. cars the way over the. >> last 25. >> years that. >> the car. >> industry has made american cars is. >> to create. >> an integrated. >> supply chain with canada and mexico. what that means is some parts are made in canada, some p

right at story road and kolmar drive the next one on the 18th happened on all expressway right by bryan road. drivers were killed and both of those crashes. the latest happening early sunday morning at the intersection of park and white roads. pedestrian was hit in that case. 3 car fatalities make 6 in total. now for san jose this year. while the numbers are high, city officials say they've seen improvements through grant funding and adding traffic signs to slow cars down. >> big key to most of these projects is slowing the vehicles down because speeding is the top known cause of fatal in severe enjoy injury collisions. that's true nationwide. and it's certainly true in san jose. so we can slow traffic down. we know that we can reduce fatalities. that makes it less likely that someone will get in a crash in the first place and it makes it less likely that twe victims in a crash will perish if the speeds are lower. >> yeah, local neighbors and safe streets. advocates say the city needs to do more to keep drivers and pedestrians safe in san jose. >> governor newsom is issued an executive

february. 15th on story road and kolmar drive the next one on the 18th that was on almaden expressway by bryankilled in both of these crashes. the latest happened early sunday morning at the intersection of park and white roads. a pedestrian was hit. the 3 car fatalities make 6 in total for san jose this year. and while the numbers are high, city officials say that they have actually seen improvements through grant funding and adding traffic signs to slow the cars down. >> big key to most of these projects is slowing vehicles down because speeding is the top known cause of fatal in severe enjoy injury collisions. that's true nationwide. and it's certainly true in san jose so we can slow traffic down. we know that we can reduce fatalities. that makes it less likely that someone will get in a crash in the first place and it makes it less likely that the victims in a crash will perish if the speeds are lower. >> local neighbors and safe streets. advocates say that the city still needs to do more to keep drivers and pedestrians safe in san jose. >> aloha fun center in san jose's eastridge center i

and lionel richie, luke bryan, carrie underwood, perhaps some familiar names? well, they're all here, and they're going to tell us about a new season of american idol. they play a little game with us as well. and that's all coming up right here on gma. >> greg, you're right about that. daylight saving time is it's funny. our day crew is so excited about it. and as a morning show person like oh it's going to be harder to sleep now because it's brighter earlier. >> i know, i know i know i did i did more than a dozen shows and years on the morning show, and it's just it crushes you every single time. it somehow doesn't make up for it. i don't know why. >> well. >> every day actually crushes your soul just a little bit. and then when that day comes along, it's like double the crush. >> yes, it is, it is, it is. yeah. but whatever. you know, we do it because we like waking people up, right? >> that's true. and coffee helps. >> yes. cheers to you, greg dutra. >> yes it but uncontrollable movements called td,tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embar

my thanks to luke bryan, lionel richie, carrie underwood, stephen a. smith, kai cenat, inhaler, once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." good night, everybody. thank you for watching! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- mindy kaling, governor of massachusetts maura healey, an all new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. president trump on monday teased his joint address to congress with an all caps post on truth social. then for consistency sake, he gave an all caps speech. [ light laughter ] according to analysis of last night's aggress, president trump did not mention medicaid or medicare except once by accident when he was trying

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can you send this phone into bryan, tennessee?this morning i would like to briefly touch on the property tax element of the hybrid and bring to your attention that the current proposal is for a tax per square foot not to assess value of the property. this introduces two issues first, this proposal is in the crystal ball because this proposed tax would disproportionately impact communities with lower asset values so such as zero in santa clara county as an example. and last but not least such a parcel tax is likely to be challenged in court because it would essentially bypass prop 13 because it would disproportionately impact seniors who are already struggling with affordability in the bay area. >> thank you. thank you. color. >> moving on to the next caller . hello. caller your two minutes begins now. thank you. so i would agree with what the the gentleman who just spoke said. i think if set a can't manage to read the room and come up with more effective cuts to things other than service, you're going to have an incredibly difficu

police say 25 year-old paula bryan was last seen in front of a bar at the corner of sixth and mission that bar is no longer there, but investigators say she got into a small red car that was driven by a man. her family hopes more reward money will generate new clues that lead to justice. >> shut it out. it's a. it was very hard. he will get back where he put out. you know, that's. that's the way life works. that's the law of karma. >> i believe it could be solved. i believe that there's people that can make connections for us. >> police say information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible is now $150,000. time now is 807. happening today. the bay area panthers are looking for players to add to their roster. their professional indoor football team based out of san jose, ktvu james torres, is live from san jose city college, where open tryouts are soon underway. hi, james. [music] >> and hello to you, betty. open tryouts set to start about 9:00 this morning. that's all the on field stuff for behind me. you see some of the coaches meeting some of the players who

played by james stewart, played by josh mcdermitt, amanda, played by maggie grace, rick, played by bryanirm at risk. let's take a look. >> 40. >> it was stuart, wasn't it? >> you couldn't have seen it coming. >> what did we lose? every senior. >> member of every department except sports and entertainment. >> look. >> ted, give me a minute to think. what is there to think about? we need to file an injunction. if we do that. >> the entire town will know we're weak. >> we will be dead in a year. >> and if we can't stop the. >> bleeding. >> we'll be dead in. >> a month. >> i'm not losing my firm. okay? >> who left? >> whose clients we absolutely. >> cannot afford. >> to lose. litvack. johnson and riley. okay. i want signed. >> contracts from every client by the end. >> of the day. and you call erica. tell her to get in here and start helping now. >> for fans of the original, some of this is going to sound familiar. the pacing, the smart, snappy dialog. but talk to us about the difference. how is it going to be different from what came before? >> well, how different. >> is los. >> angeles fro