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wishes of at lea footage like this of accused killer bryan kohberger could soon be banned if the judge request to ban all cameras from the courtroom. this latest move is against the wishes of at least one of the victim's families. >> we're all for truth, transparency, the cameras being in there and letting the community decide. >> reporter: kaylee goncalves' father says it could fuel online rumors and misinformation. >> it is chaos all over the internet it's chaos all over the world. and i'm done with that. >> reporter: his attorneys claim camera crews ignored a two-month court director to stay wide on the courtroom and not zero in on bryan kohberger. later published alongside sensationalistic and prejudicial headlines. the prosecution siding with the defense, arguing its concern that camera coverage will have a substantial chilling effect on the ability of witnesses to testify, while noting certain witnesses have already been subjected to threats and harassment facing four first-degree murder charges in the case of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin, bryan

. >> ashley: bryan kohberger is accused of stabbing four students to death last fall.set for october, but delayed after he waved his right to a speedy trial. if convicted, he faces the death penalty. e-mail showed the main suspect in natalie holloway's murder, claimed he and his father took care of things to someone named david g saying my dad got a boat, we went for a ride and took care of things. van der sloot was extradited this june, but spent last decade in prison in peru for the murder of a peruvian student. he claims to have dumped her body at sea, the claims have not been confirmed. >> only have so many resources and we've come to a breaking point right now. we have to being loo at different resources. one thing we're doing, we're preparing for the unknown. >> todd: border communities left what to do with thousands pouring in to their communities everyday. the white house does not seem interested in addressing the situation. >> ashley: monica de la cruz joins us now. paint a picture of what will happen to el paso and texas if something is not done to stop this?

. >> carley: we are back with some headlines, the idaho judge presiding over bryan kohberger's murdererage of the case. kohberger was back in the courtroom yesterday after the defense and prosecution asked for cameras to be restricted in the courtroom. >> it can tilt -- it can tilt the case one way or the other. and we don't want that because that's not based on evidence. that's not based on the rules of the court. and it can get out of control. >> carley: some family members do want those cameras in the courtroom saying kohberger does not deserve privacy. the next hearing in the case is september for september 22nd. a federal judge once again rules the daca immigration program is illegal. the obama era policy shields immigrants who were brought to the united states as kids from deportation. yesterday, the judge sided with texas and other states suing to stop the daca program all together. the government is now barred from approving new applications but the ruling leaves the program intact for those already in the system. this issue is expected to head all the way to the supreme court

bryan kohberger is due back in court today. the judge will hear of a argue. ments on banning cameras from the courtroom. keep ram are as out. prosecution thinks cameras should at least being removed from testimony from vulnerable witnesses. now, some of the victims' families disagree. in a statement to the court they say the case is, quote: surrounded by secrecy and they want cameras rolling to assure accountability. the biden administration is planning to launch a $100 million effort to fix public charging stations for electric vehicles. the money will be used to repair or replace old or out of commissioned units as many drivers say the stations are glitchy or just don't work. transportation secretary pete buttigieg claims even he has had trouble, too, saying we have definitely had that experience. as a matter of fact, had it just a few days ago at a park in town. to the 202 3m tv video music awards. fans of in sync go wild as the boy band reunited on stage for the first time in 10 years to present the best pop video award. >> and the vma goes to the unstopp

considers to allow cameras in the courtroom during the trial for accused idaho student murderer bryan kohbergerg the court to restrict tv cameras. fox anchorage in alaska as the husband of democratic congresswoman mary peltola dies in a plane crash. her office says eugene died in the accident. the statement says the congresswoman is returning to her home in alaska is asking the public to respect her family's privacy. and this is a live look at miami from wsvn, our affiliate down there. one of the big stories there tonight, new rail service between orlando airport and south florida is scheduled to start september 22nd. bright line will offer rides to miami, ventura, fort lauderdale, boca rotan and west palm beach. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ -...that's gross! -it's nothing, really... -it's contagious. you can even spread it to other people. -mom, come here! -don't worry about it. it'll go away on its own! -no, it won't go away on its own. it's an infection. you need a prescription. nail fungus is a contagious infection. at the firs

his case along with even that of bryan kohberger is one of many now that police are cracking thanks to trace the suspect by combing through and matching with distant relatives' dna. they also caught the infamous golden state killer with this technique. the surplus of arrests has put sites like 23 and me and an accessty -- ancestry in the spotlight. 23 and me ceo anne who secrecy key joins me now. anne, you've gotten requests over the years. how do you approach it? >> we -- it's interesting, it's up often confused that we are part of this world that's helping solve these mysteries. it's fascinating, this world that's happening, but 23 and me is not part of this now. we are not -- we've been incredibly vigilant with our consent form and how we've approached in that 23 and me is about an individual getting individual access the their genetic information, and it's for you, it is not consented for law enforcement. we never have had to hand over any genetic information. most of those cases are being solved by consumers, individuals who take their genetic information separately, and they uplo

this morning bryan kohberger, the man accused of murdering four university of idaho students back inon whether or not to allow cameras in his upcoming trial. kohberger seen smiling at times yesterday next to his lawyer, facing charges of first degree murder in the slayings of the four university of idaho students. the defense and prosecution both want cameras south of the courtroom, but some family members of the victims say cameras will help ensure transparency. in a statement to news nation, the families of kaylee said nobody knows anything about the case which leads to speculation. that speculation is fueled by the secrecy surrounding everything that is filed and every hearing that is closed off to the media and the public. the judge considering all arguments, but told the court he doesn't want this case to turn into the oj simpson trial. >> if anybody watched any part of that case, it was a circus. >> reporter: several media outlets are requesting cameras be allowed in the courtroom. the judge said a final decision will be made in the next couple weeks. the trial was supposed to