the police say that bryan kohberger is not a suspect, why talk to the parents?nd bryan kohberger was back in court without much to say, while state of idaho discusses whether to seek the death penalty. joining us now former nienypd paul mauro. >> the first one could just be that in relation to dana smithers case, the grand jury wants to confirm the alleged ally that bryan kohberger supposedly has that washes him out of that case so completely, they could ask the parents to give them anecdotal information that guess to that. the second possibility is more intriguing. that is monroe county, grand jury is empowered to looks into crimes within that jurisdiction. crimes they are looking into that potentially involve bryan kohberger's parents are they potentially related to something that occurred in idaho? could be something unrelated to idaho, could be something that parents are mixed up in we don't know that. also could be something to goes to the idaho case and most intriguing aspect of this. is that the judge in the pennsylvania case has allowed a sharing order,

incidentally, bryan kohberger was let off with a warning for that traffic stop.tate that his apartment was sparse, noting that there was no shower curtain or trash in the trash cans. bryan kohberger's previous attorney said he plans on pleading not guilty after a preliminary hearing that starts on june 26th. back to you. >>> now to columbus, ohio, where the city's police chief is lashing out at the accessibility of guns after a series of overnight shootings. at least two people are dead and several more injured. the chief warns guns are winding up in the hands of too many people and blames a new ohio law that allows eligible adults to carry a concealed hand gun without a license or training. >>> and no leads on the shooting of a chicago police officer early this morning. the officer 28-year-old air yan that preston had just finished her shift just after 1:30 this morning. chicago police say preston had worked there for three years and was heading home at the time of the shooting. >>> and coming up, a hollywood writer strike is underway with no end in sight. we'll

this just happened in the courtroom, about 14 seconds, the just entered the not guilty plea for bryan kohberger a few moments ago. >> mr. kohberger prepared to plead to these charges? >> your honor, we will be standing silent. >> ok. because mr. kohberger is standing silent, i'm going to enter not guilty pleas. >> sandra: so that was that, john. just a few moments ago. we'll see where all this goes. but to your point, a lot at stake and many, many will be watching. >> john: i would we interested to know the reason for him standing silent in court. it happens on occasion, doesn't happen very often but as we pointed out when we began with ted williams, a number of reasons why a person could do that. curious as to why kohberger chose to do that. >> sandra: the u.s. barrels toward the june 1st hard deadline to avoid default, house speaker and kevin mccarthy will meet for more talks for raising the debt ceiling. jacqui heinrich has a preview. where do things stand right now as we begin a brand-new week? >> sandra, white house negotiators wrapped up their discussion with house republicans on the hill

first off a judge read bryan kohberger his rights.he four charges, four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary. he said he understood the charges. but when it came time to enter a plea he didn't do it and neither did his attorney. take a listen to what happened in court. >> is mr. kohberger prepared to plead to these charges? >> your honor, we will stand silent. >> because mr. kohberger is standing silent, i'm going to enter not guilty pleas to each charge. >> so i spoke to a university of idaho law professor who said this could have happened for a number of reasons. the first being this case is under a lot of scrutiny. it is highly publicized. and so it's possible that they didn't want to enter a plea one way or another to provide any kind of characterization. obviously if he entered a guilty plea, he would be admitting guilt. if he entered a not guilty plea, it's possible that people would become outraged that he's not taking responsibility for his alleged actions. so by not entering a plea either way and by staying

so when we broke in with the news moments ago that bryan kohberger had pleaded not guilty, we did nottwork did. so now we have gotten to watch that from inside the courtroom in moscow, idaho, and some of the details were interesting. i will go to emily compagno now just for a quick thought. >> emily: so we have a trial date set for monday october 2nd, the first monday in october. and as we saw, bryan kohberger was sitting with his attorney liz turner entering a plea of not guilty by standing silent to everything. and he has essentially been charged one felony count of burglary, first-degree murder, willfully and unlawfully with premeditation and forethought, that comes with it the death penalty. >> might be silent? >> emily: it's a procedural element, taking silent means not guilty. it's a translation. >> harris: it was not like interpretation of his tone, i did not know if it was strategy. we will be right back. the right to apply for a va home loan. a va home loan is unique. it's different than other loans because it allows you to borrow up to 100% of the home's value. that extra bo

bryan kohberger was indicted by a grand jury last wednesday. the 28-year-old has not yet entered a plea. under idaho law a trial would need to happen within six months of when a defendant is arraigned. danya bacchus has the latest. >> reporter: murder suspect bryan kohberger will be back in an idaho courtroom to be arraigned for the stabbing deaths of university of idaho students madison mogen, xana kernodle, ethan chapin, and kaylee goncalves whose parents will be there. >> he's going to know that we are the goncalves family, and he knows, you know, what he did to our daughter, and he's going to feel all of us just staring at the back of his head because he won't even turn around. >> reporter: a grand jury indicted the 28-year-old criminology graduate student on four counts of first-degree murder and one count of felony burglary. >> we would expect that during the arraignment the charges will be read, and he will enter a plea. we expect that that will be a not guilty plea. >> reporter: prosecutors allege kohberger committed the murders at a ho

. >>> ak kwused murderer bryan kohberger face-to-face with the parents of the students he's accused of stabbing to death. shocking new details in the case coming up. >>> we start with the supercharged republican race. south carolina senator tim scott becoming the latest candidate to test the party's appetite for someone who isn't donald trump, officially launching his presidential campaign just a couple hours ago. that puts the official number of major candidates at six, but there's the potential for many more, with ron desantis set to announce in the coming days and others like mike pence and chris christie reportedly ready to jump in, the field could hit double digits within weeks. today belonged to senator scott, the only black republican in the u.s. senate. speaking in his hometown of north charleston and spreading a message he plans to spread early and often, already buying ads in early states. of course, none of that answers the big question, whether he beal the candidate willing to battle donald trump head on. >> -- and our nation are standing at a time for choosing. victim hood

new "dateline" reporting on suspicions rising within bryan kohberger's own family over the holidays. tigation saying that one of kohberger's sisters noticed he had been wearing latex gloves and loudly pointing out he had been living miles from the murder scene and driving the same car authorities were looking for. the source saying several family members even went out to search kohberger's white elantra, finding nothing. days later, he would be behind bars, now gearing up for the trial of his life. and this morning, bryan kohberger is back in his jail cell, in the jail attached to the small courthouse behind me as the prosecution weighs that death penalty decision, speaking to experts here in idaho, they believe that the prosecution will go forward, pursuing the death penalty, given the heinous nature of the crime. ana? >> erin mclaughlin in moscow, idaho, thank you. >>> turning now to a plan to keep the colorado river flowing. arizona, nevada and california have agreed to a new conservation effort to save the drought stricken river. the goal is to conserve at least 3 million acre fee

they are kind of scratching their heads, they're not sure why bryan kohberger would do that. me there's really no advantage, per se, in not entering a plea, but it does move things along because that not guilty plea has been entered on his behalf, it triggers a series of processes. he has a trial date set for october 2nd. it also gives the prosecution some 60 days to file a motion, declaring whether or not it intends to pursue the death penalty. katy. >> wow, erin mclaughlin, thank you very much. it's such a terrible story out of moscow. >>> the former marine charged in a choke hold death in a new york city subway is speaking publicly for the first time. in an interview with the "new york post," 24-year-old daniel penny gave few details about the confrontation that led to jordan neely's death, but he did insist that it, quote, had nothing to do with race. he also told the post that he would not have done anything differently when he placed the homeless and mentally ill 30-year-old in a fatal choke hold earlier this month. penny is out on bail and faces a charge of second-degr

bryan kohberger claims he has an alibi for may 28th, i'm not sure i buy that.id not start until august, this is may preceding august. his parents were there, was he? one last thing, a grand jury has two capacities, investigative and charging. they may be investigating this to rule bryan kohberger out, but i find it difficult to fathom why bring both his parents in. one last thing to inner pas out there, we learned during the monica lewinski case when her mother snotted and cried to the grand jury, there is no parent/child privilege, like attorney/client or priest/parishner, you have to testify against your child. >> ainsley: parallels of evil, the bundy and idaho killings, you are comparing the chilling details of the two. i was amazed when i watched the interviews, amazing to hear from people who survived this, two in the house in tallahassee and another lady in another house after he was fleeing that home, he went to that house and stabbed her, her neighbors call called for help. here is a little clip of one survivor. >> a lot of mass murderers, he seemed to

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thank you much to this quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger appeared in court yesterday, insteadf entering a plea himself, he used standing silent plea and the judge entered not guilty on his behalf. >> do you agree the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> ashley: bryan kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and one count of fe felony -- 60 days to decide if they will seek the death penalty and bryan kohberger's trial set for october 2, nearly one year after the killings. south carolina woman charged for the drunk driving crash that killed a bride on her wedding night, got special treatment in jail thchl is as jamie komoroski's bail was initially denied. she was granted in-person visits and met with the sheriff and later told her boyfriend on a jailhouse call, she's really nice and i think she's going to help me. komoroski is charged with three counts of felony dui and one count of reckless homicide, she had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit. the widows aric hutchison has raised. >> claiming alec baldwin called her a p peasant. she told him to move and baldwin

bryan kohberger faces a judge as new details emerge about the possible murder weapon. >>> later, the new space race. a crew of private astronauts just docked at the international space station. we'll have a live report from cape canaveral, florida, with a look at that and how nasa's goal of getting to mars is going nuclear. >>> let's begin with this morning's big news in the 2024 race for the white house. ali vitali is in scott's hometown. robert god freed former spokesperson for nikki haley and host of the "what a day podcast" with crooked media. ally, what can we expect from this announcement coming less than an hour from now? >> reporter: this is tim scott stepping into his own. when i'm in my other day job as a capitol hill correspondent, we see him in the halls there. now he's going to be stepping into his own limelight as a presidential candidate. he's joining a field that isn't crowded at this point but is likely to get a lot more crowded over the course of this week. i think what's going to be fascinating about tim scott's candidacy is the way his advisers have told me he's g

nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> bryan kohberger is facing four counts of first degree murder.tor arraigned on monday, that's when he's expected to enter a plea. the decision to indict accused killer bryan kohberger through the grand jury means prosecutors won't have to call witnesses or present evidence in a preliminary hearing. that indictment charging kohberger with four counts of murder in the first degree for the killing of ethan chapin, caylee gonzalves and maddie mogen in their shared home. >> the family wants to move along, they want to get a conviction and move past this. caylee and maddie receiving posthumous agrees last week. prosecutors have given coe bergers's defense team, thousands of pages of discovery including 10,000 pages of photos. >> police department search warrant, come to the door. >> the night kohberger was arrested in his parents' home, office uses in washington state served a search warrant at his apartment less than 20 minutes from the crime scene. >> show yourself, we have a search warrant for the building. >> reporter: there they recovered a wide v

stabbing deaths of four university of idaho students has been indicted by a grand jury. 28-year-old bryan kohberger was already charged with four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary. the indictment allows prosecutors to bypass a week-long preliminary hearing that was scheduled for next month. kohberger allegedly killed the four students in an off-campus house last november. he was arrested at his parents' house in pennsylvania. >>> protesters in san francisco are demanding justice for 24-year-old shot deadly by a security guard. [ chants ] it comes after the da chose not to press charges after releasing this surveillance tape. in it banko brown is spotted with a bag of unpaid items, exiting a walgreens. michael-earl wayne anthony blocks and shoves him before knocking him to the ground. when brown gets up to leave, anthony fires a single shot killing brown. anthony told police in an interview brown threatened to stab him. prosecutors say this is a case of self-defense. >> we have to believe at the time that we charge a case that a jury of 12 would convict, not let's just charge t

. >>> an idaho grand jury indicts bryan kohberger accused of killing four college students the new details just revealed >>> is a federal court set to restrict access to a widely used abortion pill? the battle bound for the supreme court as north carolina enacts a restrictive abortion law. >>> president biden heads overseas while striking an optimistic tone, the country will never default, as negotiators race to reach a debt limit deal >>> a former green beret killed in ukraine. what he told nbc news about why he decided to join the fight. >>> the teenager missing for six years finally found after a tv show and a tip. >>> how thieves are getting into your iphone and stealing everything the threat and how to protect your data. >>> the first state in the country to ban tiktok, but will it hold >>> and the "titanic" as we've never seen it spectacular new images that may shed light on why it sank. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome. what happened on the streets of new york city last night involving one of the world's most famous couples was

>> as bryan kohberger and his father drove home for christmas. nts insides kohberger home in the days before the arrest and why some members of the family may not have been so surprised when agents descended on masse just before new year's eve. >> "dateline" nbc correspondent keith morrison is joining us now. keith, this is a fascinating and horrifying case, and in this episode tonight, you have exclusive reporting on the alleged murder weapon and the suspect. can you give us a sense of the reveals viewers can expect this evening? >> yeah, this is a very disturbing story, as you say, and we have -- we have kind of waded through the picket fences to get to the kind of information we're looking for, partly because it's -- the information flow has been shut down as much as possible given the fact that there was so much misinformation out there. our information about the knife and how he came to have it, about the nature of those traffic stops, about what was going on at his home, about what occurred at wicu where he was a teaching assistant are all f

the judge then entering that not guilty plea on all counts for bryan kohberger, effectively triggering a series of events. there's a trial date now, october 2nd. legal experts that i have been talking to say that that is not a lot of time for both sides to get ready for trial. it also triggers -- gives the prosecution 60 days to declare whether or not the prosecution intends to pursue the death penalty in this case, which legal experts tell me they see as likely. >> and erin, i understand we're also getting new information about exactly what kohberger was allegedly doing in the weeks and months before the murders, including a suspicious amazon purchase. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. our colleagues at "dateline" nbc reporting that according to a source with knowledge of the investigation, bryan kohberger purchased a k-bar knife and sheathe on amazon.com in the months leading up to the murders which is significant because that is the kind of knife that the prosecution has identified as being the murder weapon. now the murder weapon, it must be said, ha

when asked to enter his plea, bryan kohberger and his lawyers remained silent. aces multiple murder and burglary charges and could face the death penalty if he's convicted. veronica miracle is here with more details for us. veronica, walk us through what happened. >> reporter: well, brianna, to start off the hearing, the judge read bryan kohberger his rights and then he went and listed the five counts, the five charges that he's facing, four counts of murder and one count of burglary. kohberger said that he understood the charges that he is facing. as you said, when it came time for a plea, he remained silent and did not enter a plea and his lawyer stood up and said, your honor, we are standing silent. because of that the judge had to enter not guilty pleas for him. i just got off the phone with a university of law professor who told me this is highly unusual and it could have happened for a number of reasons. the first being that this case is under high scrutiny. there's a lot of attention on this case and so entering a plea either way would offer a characteriza

bryan kohberger now charged with four counts of murder. again on this case abc's cane a when it worth tonight. >> tonight a grand jury in idaho indicting bryan kohberger on first degree murder charges for the deaths of four college students at the university of idaho. the move means prosecutors won't have to lay out their case at a preliminary hearing. >> this is an easier route for prosecutors to take. no defense attorney cross-examining witnesses, no judge there, just the prosecution presenting the case it wand the grand juries to hear. >> the ph.d. is accused of stabbing kaylee goncalves, maddie mogen kernodle and ethan chapin. prosecutors have 20,000 pieces of evidence, dna along with this item seized from his apartments in washington state. they say they found a pillow and mattress cover that tested presumptive positive for blood. and kaley's father says he is grateful. kohberger will be arraigned monday where he is expected to enter a plea of sglooth thank you >> overseas in ukraine news of an american killed in ukraine, nick maimer

was the first time the suspect was seen in court since his initial appearance in january and bryan kohbergero stand silent. cbs's lilia luciano x plates what that means and why the judge was forced to enter a not guilty plea for the phd student. >> all rise. >> reporter: wearing an orange jumpsuit, 28-year-old bryan kohberger return to the county courthouse in moscow, idaho, briefly smiling and his attorney before staring straight ahead as the judge read the charges against him, four conserve for sugar murder and one count of felony burglary. >> do you understand the charge in count two, murder in the first degree? >> yes. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? bickley asked. >> reporter: when asked to enter a plea come his attorney declined saying that kohberger was standing silent. the judge entered not guilty pleas on the defendant's behalf. the suspect is accused of fatally stabbing four university of auto students. madison mogen, katie can solve kayleigh goncalves, xana kernodle, ethan chapin as they slept and off campus house. glokohberger was arrested in albright so pennsylvania in

. >> reporter: in the moscow, idaho courtroom, shackled at the feet, bryan kohberger sat forward and alert. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> reporter: he told the judge he understood the charges against him and answered questions clearly and concisely. >> yes, yes, yes >> reporter: all except one. >> is mr. coe berger prepared to plead to these charges? >> reporter: instead, under idaho law, the judge entered pleas of not guilty for kohberger and set the trial for october. outside the courthouse, family members staying silent investigators say they found kohberger's dna on a knife sheath found at the scene. >> our source tells us police have found that bryan kohberger went online and visited amazon.com to buy a couple of items. a knife, a k-bar advertised as the best fixed blade knife in the world for hunting, sporting and military and a knife sheath. >> reporter: so far investigators have turned over 10,000 pages of evidence and more than 50 taerra bites of information. >> they can't talk about the details of the case, but they don't want people to lose sight of the live

a grand jury handed down its indictment on wednesday saying, yes, indeed, bryan kohberger should be put and because of that decision, the path to a jury trial is no longer up in the air like it was before. there will be an arraignment and kohberger will likely enter a plea. we're, we're watching to see how he pleads to four count of murder and one count of burglary. most likely, had will plead not guilty but there's always a chance that either side could ask for more time and the plea is entered later. said the judge is said to entertain arguments on a gag order which would limit what we know be the case. right now, all of the lawyers involved here including those representing victims' families and witnesses cannot say anything publicly about this matter. nothing at all, except for what is written in court documents. one of the victim's families wants to make the gag order less restrictive. and this matters, because six months later, we still do not know what prosecutors think is the motive here. we still don't know what investigators think could link the suspect to the four victims. in

bryan kohberger in court to be arraigned after a grand jury indicted him for murder. the courtroom the families of some of those students who lost their lives looking on. abc is kayna whitworth was in the courtroom too. >> reporter: today the english families of the victims descending on this courthouse to see bryan kohberger face murder charges for the stabbing deaths of four students from the university of idaho. at the 28-year-old former phd student in criminology grading his attorney with a smile and a nod as the judge explained his rights. >> do you understand? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: reading each murder charge for killer guns call vegas, madison bogan, zane occur nodal, and eat and chip in. the judge apologizing after mispronouncing some of the nam names. >> this is hard, i'm sorry. you understand the count 2 in the first degree? >> reporter: kohberger has said he would be exonerated, but today he refuses a plea, standing for a silent plea which leads the judge to enter it on his behalf. >> because mr. kohberger a standing silent, i will and her not guilty pl

. >>> the suspects in the murder of four idaho college students in court inside bryan kohberger's unusual approach as we learn of new evidence in the case >>> also tonight we return to florida devastated by hurricane ian eight months ago florida insurance companies are accused of short changing homeowners were damage claims altered? families still in limbo in uninhabitable homes. we investigate >>> plus florida's massive tourism industry, booming in some places but struggling in others >>> we met them right after ian hit. some left, some stayed the steps forward big and small as ft. myers beach comes back >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight live from ft. myers beach, florida. >>> good evening and welcome, everyone. we've taken "nightly news" on the road tonight to ft. myers beach, florida for a story of unfinished business tonight with the official start of hurricane season just over a week away, a followup to hurricane ian, which came ashore here last september as a destructive category 4 hurricane. in many spots here as you can see around me it lo

there will be an arraignment tomorrow and bryan kohberger will likely enter a plea.ching to see how he pleads to four counts of murder and one count of burglary. most likely not guilty but there is a chance that either side could ask for more time and the plea is entered later. second, the judge is expected to entertain arguments on a gag order which is limit the information that we know about this case. and right now, jim, all of the lawyers involved here, including those representing victims' fam families and the witnesses could not say anything publicly about this matter. nothing at all. except for what is written in court documents. one of the victims' families want to make the gag order less restrictive. and why this matters, jim, is it because six months later we still don't know what prosecutors think the motive is here. we still don't know what investigators think could link the suspect to the four victims, information is very tight and a less restrictive gag order could increase what we know. so, farther ahead, we'll see if there is a potential timeline. wil

bryan kohberger scheduled for an arraignment where he will enter a plea and we'll actually see him inen we expect to see him in court. >> this monday, absolutely. he'll be there. >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> in dallas police are looking for people involved in a deadly shootout. a mother of three was caught in the cross fire while she was helping her daughter get ready for prom. nbc news reporter maya eaglin is following this story for us. what do we know. >> reporter: zinhle, 39-year-old anna moreno was a wife, mother and sister and she was taking her daughter amy to get her hair done and pick up her dress for prom later that night. officers then responded to a shooting just after 4:00 p.m. that same day. two cars headed eastbound were shooting at each other. you can see them on a neighbor's surveillance camera as they passed by. one of those bullets entered her car and her daughter was in the passenger seat. her youngest daughter recalled her mother's excitement over the day followed by what her sister saw. take a listen. >> she was, like, we finally get to see her get ready an

. >> ashley: start with idaho, idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger indicted by secret groo grand jury and will be -- on monday, there are reports, photos issue audio and tips, all of which bryan kohberger attorneys say they never received. u.s. attorney stepping down,a midethics concerns. rachel rawlines is subject of inspector general report that at a fundraiser featuring first lady jill biden. rawlines has been overseas the investigation into the national guardsman who is accused of leaking information to his friends on a server. and the monty python co-founder says he cannot be -- not beholden to mutually studios. >> i don't get cancelled because i do stage shows. people think to themselves, i like him, i will buy a ticket. the audience is preselected to like me. >> ashley: he says people without a sense of humor should not dictate terms for everybody else. he is really funny. >> steve: and you can't cancel him. >> ainsley: do you want to weigh in? >> brian: i was going to weigh in, we just go to break. >> steve: he was on the program once and he was a funny guy. >> ainsley: coming

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bryan kohberger is charged with fatally stabbing to death four college students.asarez is joining us to lay out what we will see. >> this is first time that bryan kohberger has entered a plea in idaho and first time in district court which is the trial court in idaho. because of the indictment last week, that has proceeded to trial, and that is definitive it is going to trial. we believe he is going to enter a plea of not guilty, because his attorneys have been extremely aggressive in the charges so far, and the first counts are first-degree murder and burglary in regard to the stabbing deaths of the four university of idaho students and moscow on november 13th. the families may be in the courtroom today, because it is very important appearance, and kay kaylee goncalves and maddie chapin and the two others will be in the murder charges, and he could also face other charges as well as the charge of burglary. >> thank you for laying it all out for us. >>> and now, this morning, there are multiple shells that are hitting residential buildings in belo grad in -- well,

some were in tears as bryan kohberger stood silent when asked to enter a plea. bryan kohberger appearing before an idaho district court judge saying little but taking one important step closer to trial. >> counts two, three, four and five, murder in the first degree. maximum penalties life in prison or the death penalty. >> reporter: four murder charges for bryan kohberger, accused of stabbing these idaho students to death six months ago, madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. >> do you understand the charges? count three, murder in the first degree. >> yes. >> do you understand the maximum penalty? >> yes. >> reporter: but to the charges, he said nothing. >> we will stand in silence. >> because mr. kohberger is standing silent, i'm going to enter not guilty pleas. >> reporter: kohberger's legal team signaling they're prepared to go to trial less than six months from now. but before then, another deadline. prosecutors have 60 days to decide whether they will seek the death penalty against bryan kohberger. shannon graves representing th

jennifer: bryan kohberger was silent when asked how he pleaded. that judge entering a not guilty plea on his behalf. >> how is he prepared to plead to these charges? i'm going to enter not guilty please on each charge. jennifer: he is accused of murdering university of idaho students. some of their family very emotional in court. >> this family does not agree with that. jennifer: a grand jury indicted bryan kohberger with four counts of first-degree murder. >> this is actually a blow to the defense, because the state would have had to present evidence, the defense would have had time to question the witness and get information about what the state actually has in their possession as far as evidence. jennifer: authorities have repeatedly called this a targeted attack. kohberger's former public defender tells abc that the grand jury indictment could work in kohberger's favor. jason: the less information that is given to the public and talked about in the media, it certainly protects bryan's right to a fair trial and his due process rights. the conce

bryan kohberger was indicted by a grand jury today.d student was charged with four counts of murder and one count of burglary. he allegedly broke into the off campus home of university of idaho students and stabbed four of them to death last november. >>> on the intrusion into national security jail sullivan last month. sources tell cbs news the secret service director is extremely upset. cbs news has learned one of the agents guarding the home was on a bathroom break at the time. sullivan speaking about this for the first time aboard air force one said, quote, have i total fainecreservice. the intruder believed to be intoxicated entered through the unlocked side door but left without incident when sullivan confronted him. >>> the pilot of a small plane towing an advertising banner was killed today when he crashed near a busy roadway in hollywood, florida. the single engine piper burst into flames when it came down near a target parking lot and a hospital. an eyewitness in the hospital told the "miami herald" that the pilot was a true

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. >>> tomorrow, bryan kohberger is expected in court. danya bachus has the latest. >> reporter: he will be arraigned for the stabbing deaths of four university of idaho victims. >> he will know we are the family. he knows what he did to our daughter. he will feel all of us staring at the back of his head. he won't turn around. >> reporter: a grand jury indicted him on four counts of first degree murder and one count of felony burglary. what do we expect to happen tomorrow? >> tomorrow what we expect is during the arraignment, he will enter a plea. we expect not guilty. >> reporter: prosecutors allege he committed the quadruple murder november 13th. more than six weeks later, in pennsylvania, he was arrested at his family's home. >> we know he was arrested based on cellphone data, based on the make and model of his car and based very importantly on finding his dna on a knife sheath that was found at the scene. the prosecution has a number of pieces of really strong evidence here. the defense, i think, at this point, will say, why would he

meanwhile the suspect bryan kohberger has not entered a plea just yet.ulmonary hearing is scheduled for the end of june. arthel: so horrible and heartbreaking. jeff paul, thank you. eric: a special tribute yes indeed. a brave 13 year old girl in florida comes face-to-face with a shark and thankfully she lives to tell about it. jonathan live now with how she did it by punching the shark when it came up to her. hi jonathan. >> she definitely put up a fight 13-year-old ella read believes it was a bull shark that attacked her and the shark was approximately 4 feet long. i haven't for pierce state park on florida semantic post. ella and her friend were waist deep water. the sharks went under the friend headed straight for ella and better in the abdomen. >> i tried blocking it with my arm in my hand in it just slipped in and got my finger and my arm. at like soups around and got my leg again. did not hurt in the first part because all the adrenaline was a just like, i don't know. we were so shocked. >> ella's friend drove her home in a golf cart bird her paren

bryan kohberger looking only at his attorney and a judge during the proceedings, did respond to questionsthe rights? >> no. >> reporter: kohberger appeared to read the indictment, as the judge in this case read the charges. >> count four, murder in the first degree. >> reporter: he's charged in the november killings of ethan chapin, madison mogen, and -- did not appear to react with any emotion. >> do you understand the charge in count five, murder in the first degree? >> yes. >> reporter: or appear to look around the courtroom, where victims' families, like the gonc goncalves'. he was tracked down after a white honda elon tra -- and a room meat heard crying and saw a masked man clad in black clothing and noted his bushy eyebrows. they found kohberger's father's dna on trash recovered from his family's home, which was a close match to dna on a tan leather knife sheath. now the prosecution has 60 days to decide kwl they will pursue the death penalty in the case. >> how unusual is it for a defendant to not enter a plea and remain silent? >> reporter: anderson, i spok with a university of id

it's happening. ♪ >> ainsley: bryan kohberger stands silent during his arraignment hearing. >> is mr.charges? >> your honor, we will be standing silent. >> ainsley: well, the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf and his trial is set for this october for the brutal murder of those four university of idaho students. here to react is nancy grace. good morning, nancy. >> good morning. i was struck by kohberger's decision to, quote: stand silent. under the law you do not have to speak ever in a court of law. that's because of our fifth amendment right and the constitution to remain silent. that includes when you are charged in court; however, i find this very curious. i have seen it before. i have had a defendant do that before. it means absolutely nothing. >> because the constitution, as defined in case law, has the judge enter a not guilty plea for the defendant. the law presumes that is what the defendant wants. but why would he do that? number one, disdain for the judge and the court process. maybe he is a sovereign citizen where he only answers to his own autonomy. you know t

. >> aishah: newly released body cam footage shows bryan kohberger being pulled over for a traffic stop a month before the killings. watch this. >> i think you know why i stopped you. you ran the red light. >> what happened i was stuck in the middle of the intersection so i was forced. >> i was behind you the whole time. you aren't supposed to enter the intersection at all. >> would you explain that to me a little bit further? in pennsylvania when you are struck in the intersection you have to make a left. >> aishah: you can hear his voice. the white hyundai is a key piece of evidence at his trial. he is charged with murdering four college students at their off-campus home last november. dan springer is live in seattle with the very latest on this case. dan. >> we've known about this traffic stop since bryan kohberger was arrested in late december but just getting to see the interaction. it really is just a very routine interaction with an officer almost exactly one month before he was arrested for the murders of those four students. kohberger got caught running a red light. during his

it's happening. >>> this hour bryan kohberger, the suspect in last year's fatal stabbing of four universityemained silent throughout the arraignment hearing as the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. jean casarez is track this for us. >> reporter: his attorney said we will stay silent so the judge entered the plea of not guilty on his behalf. but there were other questions and the judge informed him of all of his rights. his rights to an attorney, realizing he already has a public defender, ann taylor. but then when he said i've got to tell you that anything you do say other than just to your attorney can be held against you. do you understand that? he answered in a booming voice, yes, i do. i noted the indictment when it was read to him by the judge delineating every single charge, four counts of first-degree murder, a counting of burglary, he made the indictment along with the judge and even looked at his attorney at this point. a trial date has been set, october 6th of this year. it should last six weeks because he has a right to a speedy trial. but, john, the prosecution has

possibilities™. ♪ >> ainsley: chilling new details just surfacing about the idaho murder suspect bryan kohbergerke into a female colleague's apartment and then offered to install security cameras, which he then used to spy on her. this comes ahead of kohberger's arraignment in court today where he will plead on charges related to the death of those four university of idaho students. here to react is forensics expert joseph scott morgan. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. how are you today? >> ainsley: i'm doing well. but this is really eerie, very freaky. especially as a woman. we have to be so careful. to invite this guy. in she apparently asked for help and was secretly spying on her? it's terrifying behavior. it does happen. just this past week a fellow mauricio geraro known as the attic stalker. taking photos. a model. so it does happen. one of the more chilling issues here and, you know, if we can kind of reset and think about idaho a little bit and what happened all those months ago. is the fact that is an indication that he had full and total awareness of who was living in tha

we have new reporting as well on the case of the idaho murders, the case of bryan kohberger.d and we are in peninsula. we have confirmed with a source that is familiar with the situation that there is an investigative grand jury in pennsylvania that has already heard testimony via subpoena, they did not come voluntarily, they were subpoenaed. the mother of bryan kohberger has already testified before an investigative grand jury, the father is set to testify before a grand jury. we understand that is set for tomorrow. we do not know what this is in regard to at all. but what we know are the facts. and that is that an investigative grand jury in monroe county, pennsylvania, can only look at potential crimes in that county, in monroe county. of course, this is where the family home was, it's where brian and his father drove to, where he would spend the holidays with, when at the time he was arrested. but one other thing that can be done with an investigative grand jury. they can offer a presentment of what they believe should be crimes. they can say, they don't believe there are

when it was time for bryan kohberger to enter a plea, neither he nor his attorney would do it.ney rose and said, your honor, we are standing silent. areva martin is a legal affairs commentator. areva, this was a very interesting moment. walk us through what happened, what this means. >> what we saw is we saw bryan kohberger enter the courtroom to enter a plea. rather than enter a not guilty plea, he refused to have anything to say. his lawyer stood up and said, your honor, he is remaining silent. by his silence essentially that is a not guilty plea and the judge essentially entered the plea on his behalf. we've seen some pretty erratic behavior from kohberger since he was arrested for these four murders. we know that he's had some previous emotional issues, some mental health issues. his friends said that he had pretty much turned it around as he entered this graduate program in a university, but he had altercations at that university with a professor and female students. this behavior seems to be more akin to some of the behavior we're hearing about from some of his friends wh

. >>> the suspects in the murder of four idaho college students in court inside bryan kohberger's unusual approach as we learn