and tonight here, we learned about bryan kohberger's previous arrest, his own father turning him into police when he was a teenager. abc's kayna whitworth again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, bryan kohberger back in court for the first time since prosecutors revealed they will seek the death penalty for the murder of four university of idaho students. with his life on the line, kohberger's defense team asking to see the evidence against him including cell phone data, and how police zeroed in on his car. >> it's not a fishing expedition. there is a heightened standard now that the state has filed its notice the intent to seek death. >> reporter: defense lawyers also want access to the genetic genealogy investigation that allegedly led them to kohberger. his team points to the fact that three other male dna profiles were found at the crime scene. the state says kohberger's dna, taken from a cheek swab, is a statistical match to the dna found on the knife sheath discovered underneath madison mogen. prosecutors insist they've turned over what they can. >> she has everything that the state

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bryan kohberger and the victims.of dna victims. -- dna evidence from the victims in mr. kohbergerer's home, office, or vehicle savannah >> erin, thank you we want to turn to laura jared. >> hi, guys. >> these are just pretrial motions going back and forth, but we're starting to see a preview of what the defense arguments are. >> we're starting to see them inject reasonable doubt even though we're miles away from a jury that's what this is. to say they didn't find any dna from the victims, of course the prosecutors will say he was good at covering his tracks in their telling he wasn't that good because they did find dna, at least according to the prosecutors next to one of the victims. they found a thumbprint next to one of the victims on the knife sheath the question is how in the world did that get there if he had no connection to the case >> there was actually other male dna at the scene what do you make of that >> that can't be surprising. it is a college student house. i would be surprised if there were no other

rate of hundreds of relatives and they are talking about kohberger as well as their familial connections between each other and the suspect bryanw enforcement a tip to investigate defendant. so according to this document they got that name bryan kohberger from the genetic geneology and went from there. >> jean caceres, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> the u.s. postal service is getting into good trouble tonight on capitol hill. i'll explain what that means next. first here is cnn's alex marquardt in for wolf blitzer. >> on this desire to go down and see the titanic we have a guest, the president of the explorers club which two people on board the submersible are members of. he knows them both and is family friends with harding and also knows the ocean. he has been down to the mariana trench and also up to the international space station. we'll have much more on the search and rescue right at the top of the hour in "the situation room." nonow ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict b breakdowns and order their own replacemenet parts. (foreman)) ni

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. >>> quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger was back in court today one day after prosecutors announced plans to seek the death penalty for the brutal stabbings of four university of idaho students. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has new details from inside the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing a suit and tie, a stone-faced bryan kohberger walked into court today as his attorneys pushed for more details on the evidence, police training, and the methods used to make its case. >> the purpose of discovery is really to prevent an unfair trial. >> reporter: court documents recently revealed investigative genetic genealogy was used to track down kohberger. investigators compared dna recovered from a knife sheath found at the crime scene to samples submitted by the public for ancestry tests. >> it is 100% legal. you give a dna sample. so this is totally open to the public, and police officers and investigators are allowed to do it too. >> reporter: the defense also wants to know how the fbi used cell phone records to show that kohberger was near the crime scene in the weeks before the murders. kohberg

bryan kohberger is charged with four counts of murder. investigators saying tests have confirmed kohberger's dna was on a knife sheathe found inside the home where the four were found dead last november now. >>> tonight here, the first look, an abc news exclusive, robin roberts with 16-year-old ralph yard roe. he was shot and wounded when he mistakenly went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings. the 85-year-old homeowner allegedly shooting him in the head and arm from inside the house. claiming he was scared to death. ralph going to multiple homes, asking for help, before someone came to his aid. he describes the moment he was shot. >> were there any records that were exchanged before he shot you? >> he only said five words. "don't come here ever again." >> what do you want people to know about you, ralph? >> i'm just a kid, i'm not larger than life because this happened to me. i'm just keep doing all the stuff that makes me happy, and just living my life the best i can. and not let this bother me. >> david: his parents say ralph is

quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger was back in court today, one day after prosecutors announced for the brutal stabbings of fou university of idaho students. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has new details from inside the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing a suit and tie, a stone-faced bryan kohberger walked into court today as his attorneys pushed for more details on the evidence, police training, and the methods used to make its case. >> the purpose of discovery is really to prevent an unfair trial. >> reporter: court documents recently revealed investigative genetic genealogy was used to track don kohberger. investigators compared dna recovered from a knife sheath found at the crime scene to samples submitted by the public for ancestry tests. >> that is 100% legal, you give a dna sample. so this is totally open to the public, and police officers and investigators are allowed to do it, too. >> reporter: the defense also wants to know how the fbi used cell phone records to show that kohberger was near the crime scene in the weeks before the murders. kohberger is charged with four counts

prosecutors now revealing a cheek swab taken from suspect bryan kohberger is a statistical match to dnas charged with stabbing and murdering four idaho students last year the key piece of evidence, a nice sheathe next to the bodies. investigators had compared that to family dna on trash outside kohberger's parents' house after taking a swab from kohb kohberger himself, the two dna profiles are a match after comparison of the dna profile of bryan kohberger and a knife sheathe dna. at least 5.37 octillion times to be seen than if the defendant is the source than an unrelated individual >> police department search warrant come to the door >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested at his parents' pennsylvania home in december, officers served a search warrant at his apartment he was indicted by a grand jury last month he chose to stand silent, prompting the judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf the indictment charging bryan kohberger with four counts of murder in the first degree. >> the family wants to move along. they want to get a conviction and move passed this as much as yo

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bryan kohberger's attorneys want the water to stay but the judge is not made a final decision.s live with the latest. >> beyond those involved in the case speaking to journalists, once the trial starts, might not be able to see what happened inside the courtroom either. friday the gag order was challenged by coalition of you organizations as well as one of the victims families who say it violates constitutional free speech and the free press but right now, attorneys, law enforcement and the victims families cannot say a single word to the media. bryan kohberger is accused of breaking in and stabbing to death for university of idaho students inside their campus last november and since then the case really gained a lot of attention around the country so the concern from the judge is maintaining a fair trial for kohberger is influenced by what's being said outside the courtroom. >> denied that this is the case. what's frustrating is just how not necessarily albums in the program, it's what the media does with the photographs and manipulated in some way. >> his lawyer told the judg

bryan kohberger is accused of stabbing four students to death in idaho.acing four counts of first-degree murder and burglary. his trial scheduled to begin on october 2. >> carley: surveillance video shows a man dragging a woman down the street. she was sitting in her parked car and the suspect robs her and gets in his own car to make a give away. she wasn't giving up, reaching in the window to get her bag back. she was rushed to the hospital and treated for head injuries, but says she would do it again. for me to fight to the end, i feel good about it. i feel violated, i feel good because i put up a fight. tough lady there. >> todd: rhode island -- keying car that had an anti-biden bumper sticker. officers confronted joshua miller at the scene last week. >> the maniac who yelled at me in the car next to me. >> i didn't jach the car. i am a state senator. i think you'd recognize me. he called out my name, i never told him my name. >> he didn't say any of that, okay. >> todd: interesting to watch a lie in progress. officers went to his home after seeing sur

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br bryan kohberger is accused of breaking in and stabbing to death four off campus students in theire. and it's gained a lot of attention and because of that, the judge is maintaining a fair trial for kohberger that isn't influenced by the press. and it's important that it's tried in court not the press added with journalists speak with them, they'll twist what we said and things we never meant and continue to put on the same narrative that gets them clicks, but the media coalition challenging the gag order says it should not have been issued in the first place without providing evidence it would infringe on kohberger's right to a fair trial. the second district judge in idaho says he'll rule on that in later proceedings, deciding whether or not to allow cameras inside the courtroom in the future. jacqui. jacqui: new for that story, j jeff. griff: nine people are injured after a shooting broke out in san francisco. san francisco police say the shooting was targeted and isolated and that there's no known threat to the public, but the officials have not shared if the suspect is in cust

already a key part of the case for both sides, bryan kohberger's dna and where it was and wasn't foundg earlier this month, that kohberger's dna is a statistical match to dna found at a knife sheath at the scene of the murdersrs, lawyers say authorities did not find any victim dna in his apartment, home or vehicle. >> is this your car? >> he had a month before those search warrants were executed to wash his car, wash his clothes, clean out his apartment. there's multiple ways to explain the lack of dna in his vehicle, in his apartment. there's not a lot of ways to explain his dna on the sheath of the murder weapon. >> reporter: the legal battle is also unfolding just over a mile from the scene of the quadruple homicides. the home where they were killed was set to d demolished before a judge ruled it should be preserved. the university of idaho hope to have the house down ahead of the new school year. the goncalves family says the house should be preserved through trial. >> i don't want to sit six months from now and hear somebody in the court case say, well, i really wish we could be i

they say that bryan kohberger's dna is a, quote, statistical match.t the crime scene. kohberger pled not guilty. he goes to trial in october. jean has been following this story from the beginning as they were looking for a suspect. good morning. what do we know? >> this is a 33-page document. it just came out. and the headline really from this document is that after bryan kohberger was, obviously, arrested they did a dna swab in his mouth to get his dna and that dna according to this document is a statistical match to that unknown dna on the knife sheath. now, this document came about because the defense had filed a motion for discovery. they wanted all the information they could find, which is definitely reasonable on the dna, the forensic testing everything they could find. this in a sense is responding to all of that. now another headline is the first time we are hearing in writing and we confirmed this through our sources on the very first day when he was arrested, that the fbi took that unknown dna on the knife sheath originally to a public genea

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bryan kohberger is accused of breaking in in and stabbing to death four university of idaho studentsr off-campus home last november. since then the case has clearly gained attention from around the country. so the concern from the judge is maintaining a fair trial for kohberger that isn't influenced by what's being said outside of the courtroom. >> i've never denied having a camera in the courtroom. i believe in that. but this is a different case. [inaudible] is just how the video -- it's not necessarily a problem --ing it's what the media does. with with the videos, with the photographs and how it's sort of manipulated in some a way that is harmful. >> reporter: kohberger's lawyer told the judge it's important the case is tried in court, not the press. he said added if journalists speak with them, they'll, quote, continue to put on the same narrative that gets them clicks. but the media coalition challenging the gag order says it should not have been issued in the first place without providing evidence until infringe on kohberger's right to a fair trial. now, the second district jud

. >> law enforcement sources telling abc news the identified suspect bryan kohberger by linking dna evidencescene to a public genealogy database. >> reporter: but the methodology has legal limitations. >> investigative genetic genealogy can only create a theory about the potential identity of that person of interest, and then the rest is up to law enforcement to take that tip and determine what it means and whether this is someone that they should then put under investigation and collect their dna to compare against that covert admissible profile. >> reporter: is investigative genetic genealogy admissible in court. >> it's not evidence in a court of law it's merely a tip that points law enforcement in the right direction. >> reporter: while some dna companies provide it to police some of the larger ones do not citing privacy concerns. >> there is a big misconceptions that we can compare profiles to and for dna and 23 and me but we're not they have hall bar access. >> some people believe if you're signing up with a genealogy database you're trying to figure out where you came from and where y

prosecutors now revealing a cheek swab taken from suspect bryan kohberger is a statistical match to dnand at the crime scene. kohberger is charged with stabbing and murdering four university of idaho students last year. the key piece of evidence, a knife sheath next to the bodies of kaylee goncalves and madison mogen. after taking a swab from kohberger himself, prosecutors now say the two dna profiles are a match. after a comparison of the dna profile of kohberger, and the knife sheathe dna, prosecutors writing the same profile is, quote, at least 5.37 octillion times more likely to be seen if the defendant is the source than an unrelated individual. >> police department, search warrant, come to the door. >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested at his parent's pennsylvania home in december, officers in washington state served a search warrant at his apartment. he was indicted by a grand jury last month. he chose to stand silent at his arraignment, prompting the judge to enter not guilty pleas on his behalf. the indictment charging kohberger with four counts of murder in the first

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checking a box, protecting our babies, and, you know, moving on >> reporter: today, murder suspect bryan kohberger appearing in a moscow, idaho, courtroom for a pretrial hearing, as his lawyers prepare to defend him against four counts of first-degree murder and now the death penalty. today in court, kohberger's legal team asked the judge to compel the prosecution to release additional discovery documents, including cell phone records and an fbi forensic report about the white hyundai elantra. >> it's not a fishing expedition >> reporter: a key part of the case, kohberger's dna. while prosecutors say his dna was at the scene of the murders, kohberger's lawyers argue investigators did not find any victim dna in his apartment, office, home, or vehicle. >> there is multiple ways to explain the lack of dna in his vehicle, in his apartment. there is not a lot of ways to explain his dna on the sheath of the murder weapon. >> reporter: at the moment, the trial is set to begin october 2nd. given that this is now a death penalty case, legal experts expect it to be delayed. lester >> all right, erin, thank

the "new york post" reports dna from a cheek swab links accused killer bryan kohberger to the murdersast year of four university of idaho students. according to a new court filing, the dna is a statistical match to dna found on a knife sheath found next to two of the victims' bodies. investigators say the dna is at least five octillion times more likely to be kohberger's than a random person. kohberger has been indicted on four counts of first-degree murder. last month a judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. >>> the "associated press" says the special counsel who investigated the fbi's probe into alleged ties between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign testified before congress. john durham appeared before the house judiciary committee yesterday to discuss his findings. he was appointed by trump attorney general william barr to look into the origins of the russia investigation. durham said the fbi acted too quickly when it launched its investigation. republicans contend there's an anti-trump bias within the justice department. >> has any evidence of collusion

jacqui jeras, thank you. >>> we learned today that prosecutors will seek the death penalty against bryan kohbergerspect in the murders last year of four university of idaho students. prosecutors say the killings were especially heinous, and kohberger exhibited, quote, utter disregard for human life. defense attorneys claim there is no connection between kohberger and the victims and that dna from three other males was found at the scene. kohberger, a 28-year-old former ph.d. student, is expected to appear in court tomorrow. >>> tonight, three san antonio police officers are out on bond after being charged with murder for the fatal shooting of a woman inside her own home on friday. she appeared to be suffering a mental health crisis. cbs's omar villafranca reports why the police chief called the use of deadly force, quote, not reasonable. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: three san antonio police officers fired a barrage of bullets at 46-year-old melissa pettis in her own home early friday morning. the three, including a 14-year veteran of the force, have been suspended without pay. body camera vid

the suspect bryan kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and one count of burglary in the november killings. he's accused of stabbing the four students to death. kohberger's trial is set for october 2. >>> the 23-year-old colorado man faces life in prison without the possibility for parole for killing five people during the drag show. that shooting happened at a gay nightclub in colorado springs last november. anderson lee aldridge pleaded guilty to murder, attempted murder, and other crimes in connection with the shooting at the club q. five people died, nearly two dozen others were injured before bar employees and patrons tackled and disarmed him. the shooter's attorney read a statement of apology on his behalf. in the meantime friends and relatives of those killed along with survivors delivered their own emotional victim statements. >> i hope he thinks about those words for the rest of his life, and he spends that time not forgetting the damage that he's done to a whole community and the holes he's left in the hearts of so many people. >> colorado has no death penalty.

bryan kohberger is accused of stabbing and killing the students in their home last year. court documents filed last week show investigators collected dna from a knife sheath found in that home. they then compared that dna with trash found outside the kohberger home. they also compared it with genealogy records of kohberger's relatives, and it was a statistical match. the trial will begin in october. if convicted, kohberger faces life in prison or the death penalty. >>> this is a concern for schools nationwide. beefing up security. a new law in tennessee puts a resource officer in every school, and they must be trained. it was signed by the governor of tennessee in the wake of the covenant school shooting in nashville. it requires any student resource officer in every public school that they must have active shooter training. this also applies to private security guards. >> we're getting intel pacts for schools. before we go into a school, giving them a book of intel, schematics, threats, contact numbers, everything before we place them. >> that's a private company trainin

this morning abc news exclusively learning this was not bryan kohberger's first arrest. according to records reviewed by abc news, kohberger was arrested in 2014 for allegedly stealing his sister's phone. it was kohberger's own father michael who called police. documents show michael told authorities his then 19-year-old son had struggled with drug addiction and had just exited rehab and rejoined the family. the records say kohberger was charged with misdemeanor theft. he served no jail time. now monroe county, pennsylvania, offers first time offenders the opportunity to have records expunged upon completion of probation. kohberger will appear in court in idaho this afternoon. >> thank you, kayna. we know you've been on the story from the very beginning. we're going to turn to the housing market. new numbers coming out this morning that should shed more light on where home prices are right now and where they're headed. our chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis has more on that for us. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning. here's the thing about the housing market

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we learned today prosecutors will seek the death penalty against bryan kohberger, the suspect in thet year of four university of idaho students. prosecutors say the killings were especially heinous, and kohberger exhibited "utter disregard for human life equals quick defense attorneys claim there's no connection between kohberger and the victims and that dna from three other ales was found at the scene. kohberger, a 28-year-old former phd student is expected to. in court tomorrow. tonight, three san antonio beliefs officers are out on bond after being charged with murder for the fatal shooting of all minutes had her own home on friday. she appeared to be suffering a mental health crisis. cbs's omar villafranca why the police chief called the use of deadly force "not reasonable." >> reporter: three san antonio police officers fired a barrage of bullets at 46-year-old melissa perez and her own home early friday morning. the three, including a 14 year veteran of the forest, had been suspended without pay. a body camera video edited by the police shows an officer approaching perez after

. >> carley: several developments out of idaho, bryan kohberger is accused of stabbing the four beautifulyers are calling into question the d.n.a. that links him to the crime and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. is that the right way to go? >> jonathan: what i make about the d.n.a., the defense attorney has to say something. my understanding, this case is quite strong. his d.n.a. was found on a knife sheath underneath the victim and the defense said he had no connection to the house, begging the question, why is his done on the knife sheath in the bed. they will try to question the manner it was collected. from doing d.n.a. cases, it fails, when the jury sees d.n.a. and the car there beforehand and cell phone records putting him at the scene, this makes this a strong circumstantial case. as far as death penalty, not surprising they are seeking it and did file a note irs showing aggravating factors, if you can show one of them, you can seek the death penalties and they noticed multiple killings and p propensity to commit more murders. >> todd: we got to leave it there, thank you,

. >>> and prosecutors in idaho say that they will seek the death penalty for bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing four students. they say considering all evidence currently known to the state, they are compelled to seek the death penalty. kohberger faces four counts of first degree murder, one count of burglary in the november 13th killings. >>> the penalty phase of the pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial is set to resume in the coming hours. earlier this month robert bowers was foundit i ity guilty of all charges. defense attorneys say that he had mental health problems but prosecutors say that it was carried out with extensive planning. a jury will decide whether he is sentenced to death or life in prison. >>> the u.s. supreme court has cleared the way for the redrawing of the louisiana congressional map to add another majority black district, this after justices reversed plans to hear the case and lifted on a lower court's order for a restricting map. the move just one of the latest from the court as it prepares to wrap up this session. jessica schneider is in washington wit

set to make a decision at a later date about a gag order in place in the murder case against bryan kohbergerbing four students to death in november. a media coalition be the gag order be removed as. on friday, the defense attorneys and prosecutors have witnesses testifying on the potential harm of lifting the order. the judge didn't give a timeline on when he would make the decision. >>> joran vander sloet is being held in alabama. it comes after a not guilty plea was entered in federal court on friday. the dutch national accused of extortion of natalee holloway's mother. she disappeared during a trip in 2005. he was one of the last people seen with her before she vanished. >>> relief is on the way following a week that saw some of the worst air quality in decades. north america maybe getting a break from historic wildfires. we'll have details. >>> we're live in rome as the pope continues to recover. stay with us. dar broccoli recipe, you will want to delete all your delivery apps. because nothing beats a perfect combo of sweet tomatoes and smooth, silky y zucchini. knorr taste combos. it's

. >>> the attorneys of bryan kohberger, the suspect in the stabbing deaths of the four students say there'son between his client and the victims. he also says the defense is unaware of what sort of testing was conducted on the samples collected from crime scene. kohberger faces four counts of first degree murder and one count of burglary over the killings at the university of idaho. >>> the unews continues after this short break. ♪ (woman) what would the ideal weight loss program look like? no hunger, no cravings, no isolation, more energy, lasting results, and easy. is that possible? it is with golo. these people changed their lives with golo without starvation dieting. whether you have 100 pounds to lose or want to shed those final 20, try golo for 60 days and never diet again. (uplifting music) - [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. ♪ >>> the stories in the spotlight this hour. the florida gators battered lsu in game two of the men college ball series leading

. >>> prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for bryan kohberger, the man accused of killing four they said it met the requirement for the death penalty given the atrocious nature of the crime. they looked at the mitigating situation. there is a request to delay the proceedings. we'll stay on top of it. >>> nearly four years after jeffrey epstein died in a new york jail cell, a new doj report issues a scathing rebuke of the bureau of prisons. the details are multiple failures that led to emseen the's suicide. for the first time we're seeing photos of his cell. some people may find them disturbing so we want to warn you first. he was found with a noose around his neck just weeks after he was arrested on charges of sex trafficking with minors. his death sparked a rash of unfounded conspiracy theories. this doj report found no evidence of criminality. now live, bring us up to speed on the details in this report. do you think it will be enough to finally stop the incessant questions rounding his death? >> reporter: that is the big question here. conspiracy theories have been abounds s

. >> bill: today a judge will decide whether or not the lift the gag order on bryan kohberger's murder trial. defense and prosecution want to keep it in place but 30 media group says it violates the first amendment. moscow, idaho, dan springer reports from there again today. good morning. >> good morning, bill. actually two hearings on that gag order. first one at 10:30 local time involves an attorney for the goncalves family and then a lawyer will say it violates the first amendment and too broad. we expect kohberger in court today. balancing his constitutional right to a fair trial by an impartial jury versus free speech rights and freedom of the press. both defense and prosecution made a request for a gag order. magistrate issued one that day. later she defended it in a ruling writing while authorities were investigating the incident, media outlets transcended upon the community and internet and television were abuzz with stories and immense speculation. in addition to lawyers any police agencies that investigated the murders is bound by the gag order and lawyers from 30 media outle

bryan kohberger seen for the first time since prosecutors announced they were going after the death penalty prison jumpsuit of prior appearances. when he walked into the courtroom with his defense team, you could see him kind of sort of take in the scene for a split second before taking his seat facing the judge and really never looking back it was clear that he was intently listening to the proceedings, which you would expect. >> were there any major legal bombshells during the hearing? >> reporter: no legal bombshells during this particular hearing it was a brief hearing lasting around 27 minutes. it was all about the defense pushing the prosecution for access to even more discovery. in this particular hearing, they were after three things in particular, the training records of police officers they say were critical to the investigation. fbi records of the cell phone in the area, as well as an fbi report about that white hyundai elantra. the judge granting some of the requests, taking other parts of the request into further consideration. but it's clear that the defense is furiously tryin

. >> according to court documents prosecutors now say they'll seek the death penalty against bryan kohberger> joining us now is nbc news correspondent steve patterson, also with us is criminal defense attorney. steve, we'll start with you. koh berger is expected to appear in court today, these are proce procedural. >> reporter: yeah, the in the shell of of course of the prosecution pushing for the death penalty. we may learn about the defense's strategy. they want to unseal some documents and conversations in minutes between the grand jury and the judge. which led to koh begger's indictment. it's unusual because usually what stays between a grand jury and a judge stays between a grand jury and a judge, they say it's foundational to presenting their case. they want to learn more about the dna evidence that was used during the investigation. the basics of it are that this is obvious newfangled technology. using familial dna. all the evidence is presented to them. several different signatures of unknown man from dna found in and outside the house, all of this is expected in about an hour. >> wh

the dna taken in a cheek swab from suspect bryan kohberger is a statistical match to the knife sheath according to new court documents. nancy grace host of fox nation crime stories joins me now. always good to see you. thank you for being here. so we could put this number up on the screen that shows the likelihood that this is brian kohberger's dna and it is 5.37 october tillian times more likely than not that it's a match, nancy. >> well, you're right. that includes 270s, 5.37 is more people than are on the planet. not only that, it's more people than have ever been on planet earth. and the way -- it gets very confusing explaining dna. it's confusing for lawyers. the only ones that can really get their mind around it are the scientists that conduct these tests. a simple way of telling a jury is that it's about one out of 5.37octillian that is kohberger's dna found at the sheath but in one of the bedrooms partially under her body and partially under a comforter placing him in my mind, at the scene of the four murders. >> martha: it is very compelling evidence. you have to wonder, you

>> like i said, that's in part how bryan kohberger was arrested because they triangulated his movementsgoing to be seeing who she was text messaging, how she got the fentanyl which is the allegation from the prosecution which which, of course, the defense has denied and said there's not enough evidence at least to keep her detained that that he tried to obtain fentanyl. but her text messages and all of the activity leading up to the murder is going to be of paramount importance including the fact she was searching how to delete things remotely. mike: we're neary out of time -- nearly out of time, but if you were handling this case, how worried would you be? >> i'd be very worried because i think that there is a lot of evidence. even the judge said that there was the standard this utah to hold somebody, there's a presumption against bail in the case of aggravated murder, but even the judge said there is substantial the evidence at least to hold her that this crime was committed. and i think the evidence against her is very strong. if i were her and on her team, i would be very concerned

new court documents reveal that dna from bryan kohberger matches evidence found at the crime scene.he suspect in the deaths of four idaho university students stabbed in their home last fall. >>> commercial operation of a nuclear reactor in georgia begins next month after years of delays. it is the first new reactor to receive construction approval in the u.s. in three decades. >>> double tornadoes spotted in northeastern colorado after a huge storm on wednesday. witnesses say both tornadoes sat over the area for about an hour. >>> coming up, "wall street journal" reporter back in a moscow courtroom this morning and firsthand look at ukraine's slow counteroffensive. >> they are firing rounds at russian lines which are 4 kilometers away. don't justst connect your business. (dock woworker) right on time. (vo) make it even smamarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i cho