the defense says suspect bryan kohberger has an alibi for the night of the murders.'s carter evans has the latest news in this closely-watched murder investigation. >> reporter: bryan kohberger's lawyers say there was no way he could have been at the murder scene and plan to use cell phone data to prove it. the 29-year-old criminology student is accused of brutally stabbing madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin in this moscow, idaho, house back in 2022. a newly-filed alibi claims kohberger was out driving at the time of the murders, as he often did to hike and run, and/or see the moon and stars, miles away from the crime scene. >> the defense is trying to paint a consistent picture here. this was his pattern and practice. nothing out of the ordinary happened. he liked to drive late at night. >> reporter: but court documents show kohberger's cell phone had no service or was turned off for two hours during the time the murders took place, which is consistent with him attempting to conceal his location. the defense says there was nothing to hi

the defense says suspect bryan kohberger has an alibi for the night of the murders. cbs's carter evans has the latest news in this closely-watched murder investigation. >> reporter: bryan kohberger's lawyers say there was no way he could have been at the murder scene and plan to use cell phone data to prove it. the 29-year-old criminology student is accused of brutally stabbing madison mogen, kaley gonsalves, xana kernodle and ethan chapin in this house in 2022. a newly filed alibi claims kohberger was out driving at the time of the murders as he often did to hike and run and/or see the moon and stars miles away from the crime scene. >> the defens is trying to paint a consistent picture here. this was his pattern and practice, nothing out of the ordinary happened. he liked to drive late at night. >> reporter: but court documents show kohberger's cell phone had no service or was turned off for two hours during the time the murders took place, which is consistent with him attempting to conceal his location. the defense says there was nothing to hide, claiming the cell

dan springer has the latest from kirkland, washington is. >> in the latest idaho court filing bryan kohbergerus killer because he was stargazer. his attorney writing mr. kohberger was out driving in the early morning hours novemben did to hike and run or see the moon and stars. he drove throughout the area south of pullman, washington and west of moscow, idaho. it's the back half of the route police say kohberger took he's returned to his apartment after brutally stabbing to death four students in their sleep and it's based on his phone pinging cell towers along the way. his alibi says there's no evidence kohberger's phone was near the scene at the time of the 4:00 a.m. murders. former detective and defense witness cy ray who has a true crime youtube show will testify on kohberger's behalf. prosecutors argue the reason is simple. kohberger just turned his phone off the two hours around the murders. what prosecutors do have is video of a car matching kohberger's leaving the murder scene and the same vehicle later back at washington state university where kohberger was getting his doctorate in

and in bryan kohberger's case, that needs to be done today.lawyers provide additional details about the former ph.d. student's alibi the night four university of idaho students were stabbed to death in an off campus home. overthe summer, his lawyers say the suspected murderer was instead driving around alone as he often did in the late evening early morning hours when the murders were committed in november of 2022. they added, he's not claiming to be at a specific location at a specific time and said, they have no specific witness to say precisely where he was at each moment. the judge earlier entered a not guilty plea on kohberger's behalf. >> mr. kohberger is standing silent, i am going to enter not guilty pleas. >> reporter: the lack in details and inability to corroborate kohberger's where abouts were criticized by the top prosecutor who called the alibi vague. the judge agreeing. >> so called alibi, not really an alibi. >> if bryan kohberger does not present an alibi, the defense will have to rebut the evidence and the information that th

the survey, arguing it violates a gag order in the case. >> have you read, seen, or heard if bryan kohbergerrter: the expert that crafted the survey took the stand to defend his work, with questions by the prosecution quickly turning contentious. >> it's false that mr. kohberger allegedly stalked one of the victims. that's false. you know that to be false. >> i did. >> yes. >> and being told that i am tainting the jury pool. i'm angry. >> please, go ahead and be as angry as you like, as you continue your work for the defense in this case. >> reporter: it's been more than a year since bryan kohberger was arrested and charged with murdering college students madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, alex chapin. now as the legal maneuverings over the change of venue question play out -- >> that's right, we may never get to trial. >> reporter: -- the victims' families left waiting for their day in court. kaylee con sal vez parents voicing their frustration earlier this week. >> they drag their feet on certain things, and on other that i think so go at a speed that nobody really understands. >> reporter:

. >>> the judge in the idaho student murder case is rebuking bryan kohberger's defense team for a movel shock. during a terse hearing, the judge accused kohberger's lawyer of going behind his back by conducting a survey of 400 prospective jurors in the case. prosecutors reading aloud examples of some of the questions the defense had been asking people in the community. >> have you read, seen or heard the dna found on the knife sheathe was later matched to bryan kohberger, have you read, seen or heard if bryan kohberger stalked one of the victims. >> i want to bring in former prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, charles coleman. i wonder what you think when you hear that, do you understand why the judge was, let's say, less than happy? >> unquestionably, you're talking about a place, when you're talking about moscow that is very very small in terms of a state. so you're already dealing with a limited jury pool as it is, and to have a survey like this that contained questions that ultimately introduced into the psychology of potential jurors facts which aren't even true, severely taints t

here's nbc's laura jarrett. >> reporter: a fresh look at bryan kohberger's defense strategy. long awaited court filing they will offer expert testimony to cast doubt on prosecutor's evidence placing kohberger near the crime scene. pointing to his fondness for nighttime drives, his public defender now says that, quote, mr. kohberger was out driving in the early morning hours of november 13th, 2022, as he often did to hike and run and/or see the moon and the stars. it's the very same defense that the judge appeared skeptical of last year when his public defender first loaded it. >> d it >> might be some witnesses, then cough them up. >> reporter: prosecutors allege kohberger stabbed, xana kernodle and ethan chapin in their off campus home at the university of idaho. authorities zeroing in with kohberger, using cell phone towers to track the location of his phone, and surveillance video allegedly showing a white hyundai matching his vehicle casing the victim's house on the night of the killings and the morning after. >> this is the state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> report

death is difficult, the litigation and the judge presiding over quadruple murder case bryan kohbergerng to give leewaye to defenses attorneys in deathi penalty cases. that is a fact.al this judge is allowing defense to question potential jurors ahead of time despite claims by the prosecution that will poison the jury pool. about winning a pretrial jury will not be much an alib gi of e stargazer. s his defense attorney said in court filings, mr. cho berger was driving in the early hours of november 13, 2022 as he ofteo hike and run or see the moon and stars. four butchered college kids versus a guy out for a stargazer.l se i think how i know this one will to see we should wait what a jury does. let's turn to one of my favorite law years on the nypd inspector, mr. paul mauro, welcome you are tojudg poke him with judges tret capital cases differently on prosecutors don't get close close because judges are so fearful of being reversed. what do you make of potential jurors this early ine. a case?ha >> first of all, congressman, thank you for having me. i think what they are trying tto do i

have you read, seen or heard if bryan kohberger stalked one of the victims. >> there are a number of would not be allowed at trial. >> reporter: the lead prosecutor bill thompson said the questions could prejudice the local jury pool taking particular issue with issues about the alleged stalking. >> we are back in the same situation, baiting people who may have no knowledge of this case with detailed information and detailed information some of which is completely false. >> reporter: he says the survey violated the court's gag order, prohibiting people to talk about the case. now the family of one of the victims tells me they think the defense team is using this survey as a ruse to try to get this trial moved out of the county. there is a change of venue hearing planned for june. robin? >> robin: kayna, thanks to you. now the frustrating shortages of some popular weight loss drugs that could last for self-months. janai norman is here. good morning, janai. >> janai: good morning to all of you. it shouldn't be a surprise because we know how popular they are. we found that it's the low

had to stop that, but has just reversed that decision. >> reporter: this morning, an effort by bryan kohberger'sttorneys to justify a change of venue for the trial in the murder of four university of idaho students now back in motion. a judge ruled kohberger's defense team can continue surveying potential jurors whom they argue are biassed against their client. opinions in this community within this jury pool. >> reporter: at tense hearings earlier this month, prosecutors >> these are deeply held opinions in this community within this jury pool. >> reporter: at tense hearings earlier this month, prosecutors objected to the survey kohberger's attorneys sent out to a list of residents including a list of questions about the trial. >> have you read, seen or heard that bryan kohberger stalked one of the victims. >> reporter: prosecutors argue the questions violate a gag order in the case and accuse the defense expert of potentially tainting potential jurors. >> he allegedly stalked one of his victims, you know that to be false? >> i did. >> and so now you have never heard that before, that question

. >> ainsley: news this morning, you won't believe accused idaho hiller bryan kohberger's alibi. >> briandge pirro has got the story and she is coming our way. are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly. at creative planning, your portfolio is managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: this morning, we have the official alibi of idaho college quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger. his defense team said, "he was out driving the early morning hours of november 15, 2022, as he often did to hike and

prosecutors are linking up the phone with video of the car which matched bryan kohberger.nction with surveillance video of what they believe is his car, together prosecutors believe they have a strong case. but, as you can tell, when it comes to cell phone evidence, there can be different interpretations and different experts can make different assessments, and that's what it seems we're going to see here. >> can you think of another case where cell phone data was such a critical part? >> there are a number of cases i've seen where cell phone evidence becomes critical, but it tends to be supporting evidence. because there is ambiguity around it, because there's a lack of certainty as to exactly where someone is, it is typically used to support a case and not to say, "see? this proves the entirety of our case." >> and how about that dna evidence? >> it's going to be critical. they will have to make another argument as to why his dna was found on a sheath on the knife at the scene. so they've got a challenge for them. the reason they're laying out the alibi now is because, u

says attorneys for the man accused of killing four students in 2022 filed an alibi defense for bryan kohbergerey claim he was driving at the time of the murders as he often did to hike and run and/or see the moon and stars miles from the killings at an off-campus house. they say they'll provide cellphone data at his trial to prove it. police say kohberger's cellphone was turned off at the time of the murders to avoid placing him at the scene. >>> and cnn says a 911 outage in several states is being blamed on a contractor installing a light pole. service is back in four states that lost it wednesday night. lumen technologies said workers installing a light pole for another company cut one of its fiber lines, knocking out 911 to millions in nebraska, south dakota, and nevada. a loss of service in parts of texas is being blamed on a cellphone carrier. >>> still to come, a wild selfie. a cub, a bear cub is pulled from a tree in north carolina before photos are taken. nothing dims my light like a migraine. with nurtec odt, i found relief. e friday a tree in north carolina before photos are taken. d

right now, bryan kohberger faces four counts of first-degree murder and his trial is set to start in march of 2025 for anika. >> thank you for the update is there all right. >> new for you this morning, the justice department is nearing a settlement that could be millions of dollars for the sexual assault survivors of former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nassar, more than a dozen survivors have filed claims against the government over its negligence while investigating the case. >> he's back in 2018. the disgraced doctor was sentenced to up to 175 years in prison after being convicted of sexually abusing more than 150 women and girls over the course of 20 years. cnn's polo sandoval is joining me now. this is a very significant moment for these victims. how soon could this be finalized? still share this potential settlement first reported by the wall street journal could potentially come any week now, and it's important because this is a long time coming as you recall, more than a dozen survivors have larry nassar's sex abuse have sued the government since 2022, using the federal t

reporter: this morning, a fresh look at bryan kohberger's defense strategy. urt filing they will offer expert testimony to cast doubt on prosecutor's evidence placing kohberger near the crime scene. pointing to his fondness for nighttime drives, his public defender now says that, quote, mr. kohberger was out driving in the early morning hours of november 13th, 2022. as he often did to hike and run and/or see the moon and the stars. it's the very same defense that the judge appeared skeptical of last year when his public defender first floated it. >> this so-called alibi is not really an alibi, suggesting that there might be some witnesses. then cough them up. >> reporter: prosecutors allege that kohberger fatally stabbed madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, zanna zernoddle. and ethan chapin in an off campus home in moscow, idaho. and surveillance video allegedly showing a white hyundai matching his vehicle casing the victim's house on the night of the killings and the morning after. >> this is state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: in the newly releas

. >>> attorneys for university of idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger have filed an updated alibi, saying cell phone tower data says he was out driving when the four students were fatally stabbed. cell phone data, they said showed he had tried to hide his location. his team will rely on analysis from a cell phone data expert. kohberger was indicted on murder charges last may. >>> flights near california's capital delayed for hours after someone cut at&t wiring near sacramento international airport. investigators believe someone deliberately cut the wires, saying it looked like they knew what they were doing. the outage delayed southwest and ot delta flights. >>> nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking rain on the way. >> i like the intro. here's what's going on. we've got some rain to deal with from memphis up into portions of michigan, detroit, columbus, lexington. and it's from this same system we've been watching over the past day or so. that's going to eventually work its way into the we'll see soggy conditions. and then it gets stuck. we see this system hanging out here. it will

but this latest dustup to prove that bryan kohberger can't get a fair trial might have backfired detailingwork is left to be done. >> the case against the man accused of killing four college students in idaho, embroiled in fresh controversy this morning. >> this was a total shock to me. >> revolutions spilling out in open court thursday for the first time. >> they about gone out and interrogated 400 citizens. >> reporter: the prosecution objecting to bryan kohberger's defense team conducting a survey to investigate bias in the jury pool, reading out some of the questions perspective jurors would be asked. >> have you read, seen or heard that dna on the knife sheathe was found? these are questions that, quite frankly, might not be able to ask in voir dire, much less into an uncontrolled, unsupervised environment. >> reporter: the presiding judge appearing concerned. >> i'm not happy about the specific questions, especially some that are false. we have been working very, very hard to keep the sort of noise out of the case. >> reporter: it's been more than a year since prosecutors charged bry

defense attorneys for bryan kohberger filing an updated alibi. dana griffin has the latest claims from his legal team and the reaction from the family of one of his alleged victims. >> reporter: an alleged alibi revealed in the deadly stabbing of four university of idaho students. madison mogen. xana kernodle included. his attorneys seay kohberger wa out driving to see the moon and stars. they say in a statement, we are not sure why it has taken over a year to come out as these don't appear to be complicated activities, the family says. it's the same defense the judge questioned last year. [ inaudible ] no witnesses were included in the filing. kohberger's team will rely on analysis from a cell phone data expert. >> could this help or hurt his case? >> i think they had to file the alibi. i think they know it is a tough alibi. he's not arguing that he was hundreds of miles away in another state. he's not arguing that he simply wasn't in th was in the area, just not specifically there. >> reporter: but last january, police say cell phone data showe

your questions about the trial and justin, a new twist and the shocking idaho student murders bryan kohberger's defense haim, revealing his long awaited alibi, plus the nba does something it hasn't done in 70 years. they've banned a player for life over a gambling scandal. the story and the fallout tonight. and laura coates live all right, just in tonight, a social media post from donald trump that's raising a lot of questions about whether he violated the gag order. it is hush money case. he's quoting fox host jesse watters saying this. they are catching undercover liberal activists line to the judge in order to get on the trump jury unquote. now, that's completely unsubstantiated in charge. you do realize but does it also violate the gag order? i want to bring in formal power prosecutor, renato mariotti, renato, so glad you're here. i mean, frankly this question has been looming for some time. will he violate the gag order? has way he's done so far violate the gag order. now, this is opposed to truth social. there's absolutely no evidence of the fact that there are somehow these leaper jurors

. >> this is the state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: in the released court documents,l east on the highway in the early morning hours of november 13th, and thus could not be the vehicle captured on video along the highway. the judge entered a plea of not guilty on kohberger's behalf, but this morning the case is stalled, an unresolved pretrial motion with no trial date. kaylee goncalves' statement saying they're frustrated. their attorney says it's striking how little information has been shared with the families. >> the line of communication between the prosecution and victim's family has been very limited. i've never seen it before in my career. >> the next court hearing is currently scheduled for may 14th. back to you. >> thank you. >>> doctors in pittsburgh have just received fda approval for a device that could revolutionize how we diagnose conditions. >> they've developed a blood test that would offer fast and objective results. medical contributor dr. john torres joins us. walk us through how exactly this test would work. >> this is a test we've been waiting for

looks to put together a compelling case in the county, with 40 thousand permanent am residents bryan kohbergert a fair trial, the phone survey they have been using demonstrates that, as a result the case has to be moved to a different county someplace in idaho. >> let's move from venue, refresh our recollection on most significant pieces of evidence in this case, we all followed it during the investigation in aftermath. it has been a while, wasn't dna found on a knife sheath at the murder scene? his dna. >> it was, this case ended up going much how we spoke about it before kohberger was apprehended it was a combination of digital evidence, video then the dna on the knife sheath at the scene that is the linchpin of the case, kohberger has filed hissal by with the court. and he is going with what i call the moon and stars defense. which is that despite the fact that the digital investigation shows his phone 12 times in the weeks leading up to the homicide that they shows his phone in the area of the house, reportedly his phone was so close a number of time its hit the wi-fi in the house. he is c

bryan kohberger has been charged with first degree murders of four students.nth later after fleeing to pennsylvania and has been behind bars since. if convicted, he faces the death penalty. a not guilty plea was entered for kohberger in the case. his attorneys argue halting these surveys unfairly delayed their pursuit for a change of venue. a hearing has been scheduled for tomorrow. michael? >> michael: thank you, victor. we turn to costco offering a weight loss program through its stores. morgan norwood is here with details. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: good morning. costco is the latest retail giant to wade into the weight loss waters. the warehouse club is offering a full service weight loss program. here's the thing. it will cost members $179 for a three month subscription. that includes a video appointment with a weight loss doctor, guidance on nutrition and exercise and a medical history analysis. that will be key. based on that history, if the doctor thinks it's a good fit, they may prescribe you a weight loss medicine like ozempic or wegovy. so t

. >> ainsley: the judge in bryan kohberger's quadruple murder trial will allow his legal team to resumeurveys only if they do not violate kohberger's gag order. kohberger's lawyers hired a consultant to conduct community phone polling before his trial. last month the judge paused the surveys. kohberger faces four counts of first degree murder and one count of burglary for allegedly stabbing four university of idaho students to death. on capitol hill, the senate could vote today on the $95 billion foreign aid package for israel, ukraine, and taiwan. the bill is expected to easily pass after clearing the house over the weekend. the package also includes a potential tiktok ban here in the united states. and jerry seinfeld is set to make his directorial debut new netflix movie called unfrosted. the comedian says the movie business is finished telling gq is. this it was totally new to me. i thought i had done some cool stuff. it was nothing like the way these people work. they are so dead serious. they don't have any idea that the movie business is over. they have no idea. so we want to know

your questions about the trial and justin, a new twist and the shocking idaho student murders bryan kohberger's defense haim, revealing his long awaited alibi, plus the nba does something it hasn't done in 70 years. they've banned a player for life over a gambling scandal. the story and the fallout tonight. and laura coates live

bryan kohberger's defense taken alleging public bias after conducting an unauthorized survey of the pro of a jury survey where the defense contacts dozens and dozens of local residents. how typical is this? >> yeah, it's not actually as atypical as you may think it is, chris. the big issue here and the reason why there's such a big to do about it is because as you noted, it was unauthorized, right. there was a nondissemination agreement put in place, an agreement between the state and the defense that the judge had overseen. the defense took it upon itself to really skirt those rules. they made arguments for why they believe it wasn't in violation of the nondissemination agreement, but they hired this independent consulting firm, which they did note in their papers the state has used itself. there are these types of cottage industries out there that will do this type of polling. the issue here is that, again, the court had no idea about it. big no no to do it without the court's blessing. some residents even called the police, chris, when they were contacted by these consultants working

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a lawyers for bryan kohberger or the suspect into stabbing deaths with four university of idaho students say they plan to use cell phone data to prove their client was nowhere near the crime scene when the murders took place now, to capitol hill where yesterday defense secretary lloyd austin gave lawmakers a bleak assessment of russia's war in ukraine i think we're already seeing things on the battlefield began to shift a bit in terms of in russia's favor good afternoon, everybody. good afternoon. thanks for being speaker. mike johnson has laid out his plan to pass foreign aid bills that include money for ukraine, the plan and his speakership are now threatened by hardliners within his own party who want to oust him over that ukraine aid vote. republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who has repeatedly echoed russian disinformation about the war is leading that charge. this is how her gop colleagues, dan crenshaw characterize that push i guess their reasoning is they they want russia to win so badly that they want to, as the speaker over at amine, as a strange position is and join

a hearing today as defense attorneys argue bryan kohberger cannot get a fair trial in the county wheres report from eva pilgrim. good morning, eva. >> reporter: a critical moment in the university of idaho murder case. a hearing that would help determine where the trial will happen. his lawyer arguing it's impossible to find an unbiased jury locally, asking a judge to move the trial to a different county. that lawyer hiring a consultant who surveyed some 400 potential jurors in the area, saying the findings showed they would not be fair and impartial. the prosecution saying this case has gotten even international attention and moving the trial wouldn't make a difference. kohberger is charged with murdering four students at their off campus house. the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. he is expected in court today. as for the trial, no word on when it will take place. guys? >> george: eva, thanks. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. just explain what's going on here. >> this is really an interesting question. right? the defense has been calling prospective ju

whole point is to try to suss out if there's any bias in the community against the defendant, bryan kohberger in this case. now apparently the defense went ahead and just did this all on their own. and that's what got them in hot water with the judge. the judge will haul everybody into court to try to figure out what happened. he wants to put a stop to it, because he's worried about tainting the process. usually, you want to actually coordinate it with the judge, what kind of questions are being asked, that did not happen. that's why the judge a little bit upset. >> got it. >> so what are the odds of a change of venue happening? >> i think it's pretty high. this is a very small community. as we've all talked about before, the standard is not, have you ever heard of the case, the standard is, can you be fair? can you be objective? even if you know what the facts are, and the facts here are very heinous, as alleged by the prosecutors, but the town is just so small. we're talking about 20,000 people in the town of moscow, 40,000 in the county as a whole. i think it's just very likely the judge m