next a dramatic shift crossing. >>> this happened in eagle idaho.in spring some 3600 emus and lambs cross idaho's hundred 55 making the annual migration to the boise foothills for the high country for the summer soon as you can see, it is quite the spectacle. it draws a lot of animal loving sightseers. >> andrew: yeah. skull all right. >> mona: let'seame on. >> andrew: you might be able to spot them sporting baakinis >> mona: you nailed it 32 and to the six-year-old choice of style on the t-ball diamond. >> mona: this happened in kenilworth new jersey. little matteo hit the ball but this is what she did next next. she is to first base and look at that, in a perfect countr country. reported that she recently joined gymnastics and was told by her teachers you need to consciously practice, so that's what she did street to look at that soon i know, they get all the little ones asg after her. in rtersba rtwhee and what we are td pr he r to band o ndthird? sewhat i d kndw: microcond to stop.top shortstop. >> mona: you got news that one. look at little mat

this morning in idaho. jury selection begins in the trial that will determine if lori valued abel killed her two children, seven year old jj in 17 year old tiley. a separate trial will also be held for her husband, chad gable, also accused in their murders. they're also both charged in the death of day bells, late wife what we can expect to see, at least from the defense is some sort of effort to make laurie avello day bill look like she's insane that she's suffering from delusions. she's suffering from mental illness. the grandparents of values children reported them missing in 2019 after val oh, privately married dabble in hawaii enjoined his religious group. can you tell me where your kids are? chan laurie divorce papers valid husband said. laurie believed she was a godlike figure who called the children zombies and said she was sent to usher in the apocalypse ever since she's been involved in this doomsday cult. that is not the same laurie that we knew for 13 years after nine months of searching, the ch

as, you know idaho already had the trigger law.de was abolished, there was trigger law that went into effect part of the trigger law ha very explicit language tha allows for the exception o rape air and sexist. now, in order for that t essentially take place, you do have to report it. as with any of these - they are experiencing rape o incest which is terrible, if you're the person helping that child your first instinct and, but hey, let's go across the border and get an abortion your first and shanks should b take that child. take them to the police. get a report what are you going to do after the? abortion take them and put the in the same situation? -- i want to also ask you about another piece of thi legislation. it actually says that fetuse family - fetuses in the bill could su for up to $20,000 pe violation. talk to me briefly about how this piece was decided on. >> there's been conflation keep in mind the abortio trafficking which you've bee asking me is sectionsh 6 to 3 the section which you just asked is 18 dash 8807. that

one of the states that has a border with idaho's washington state where abortion is legal. that states governor wrote a letter a few days ago to idaho's republican governor brad little. jay inslee, the democratic governor from washington to brad little, the republican governor of idaho on the right side of your screen. the letter to brad little for most of the letter tells him what a bad idea it is for idaho to pass this new law but then the governor says to him at the end of the letter, this. we welcome idaho's patients and healthcare providers with open arms here in washington but no mistake, the laws of another state that seek to punish anyone in washington for lawful actions taken in washington will not stand. we will protect our providers and we will harbor and comfort your resident who seek health care services that are denied to them in idaho. we will harbor and comfort your people. who need to flee your state in order to get care here. and you will not be arresting our doctors and nurses and pharmacists, my friend. radical turn in deed. washington is also the state

and i'm aghast, heading into the session, we knew tha idaho's incredibly extreme worse in the nationintro th hospitals that are seize delivering care, a third of ou fatal specialists have left th state. and about half of our ob/gyn's are currently actively looking into either leaving the stat or retiring because of our abortion laws. so, we thought they would come in and try to make it better but no, at least at women' health exception or something. instead, they made it -- they shut down our committee that was supposed to investigate maternal death because i suspect we'l probably have more deaths amon pregnant women now with ou laws and i guess they didn't want a community doing too much pokin into mine. they banned miners leading the state, doesn't even have a rap or incest or medical emergency exception. it is really a five alar disaster for women here. anything that could help woman was shut down and they actuall made it worse. >> professor goodwin, i know this is very personal to you this issue you wrote in the new york time two years ago about how your own abortion saved your l

idaho legislature does not hav jurisdiction in my state in ou state. therefore they will not be allowed to dictate who can travel to and from idaho by the way the attempt to appl this to washington city sinc two. they tried to say washington citizens who happen to trave to idaho essentially can't travel back in some sense. so we're going to resist this. i assume is going to b litigation in some sense we're going to have to figur out whether we're going to do party or planned parenthood. we cannot allow one state to cut off the right to travel in the united states. this is a constitutional right to travel across state lines and what is legal in washingto will remain legal in washingto state. it's a very importan constitutional principle >> a couple of minutes left an i don't want to start a figh between fantastic canadian border states but last night i had governor whitmer on a show and she said that if peopl want to live in a state that respects the rights that hav come to expect they should mov to michigan. you seem to be doing something like that in

. >> all right, laura jarrett, thank you for all that >>> on the issue on abortion in idaho doctors are facing difficult decisions, some choosing to leave the state due to its restrictive abortion laws kristen dahlgren explains >> reporter: not far from idaho's capitol building dr. kylie cooper and her family are packing up and moving out of the state. the high-risk pregnancy specialist says she can no longer safely practice under one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bans. >> my husband and i are finding ourselves having conversations about what we would do if i were charged with a felony >> reporter: idaho only has exceptions for rape, incest, or averting the mother's death. >> do i make the medically appropriate decision and commit a felony or do i follow the law and then watch as this person in front of me gets sicker and sicker >> reporter: a recent survey shows about half of ob/gyns in idaho are considering leaving the state in the next year. all but two of those polled say the state's abortion ban is the reason so you don't think doctors are leaving the state? >> i don't

jay insly the republican governor of idaho on the right side of your screen. jay insly's letter to brad little basically for most of the letter tells him what a bad idea it is for idaho to pass this through law, but governor inslee says to him at the end of the letter this. quote, we welcome idaho's patients and health care providers with open arms in washington but make no mistake, governor little, the laws of another state that seek to punish anyone with unlawful actions for action taking in washington will not stand. quote, we will protect our providers and we will harbor and comfort your residents who seek health care services that are denied to them in idaho. we will harbor and comfort your people who need to flee your state in order to get care here, and you'll not be arresting our doctors and pharmacists, my friend radical turn indeed. washington is also the state where the attorney general led a federal lawsuit -- you might have seen this last week it made big national news for lots of important reasons. it was a group of democratic attorney generals l

in idaho, also consider that republicans just passed a la late last week that threaten you with 2 tors in prison, if you help someone under th age of 18 leave the state to get an abortion. you have to leave the state of idaho if you want to get a abortion because they have criminalized abortion there. but helping someone do so no is a new crime, and they'r calling it, abortion trafficking. and it is 2 to 5 years i prison if you do it. you would think in the unite states of america that a state could not pass a law banning you as an american fro traveling to another state but that's the idaho republica idea of freedom. they are also going to try t use the law to bring crimina charges against doctors wh provide an abortion in another state, if that abortion is provided to a young woman wh has traveled there from idaho. now, in one of the states that has a long border with idaho's washington state, wher abortion is legal. that state democratic governor jay inslee, wrote a letter jus a few days ago to idaho' republican governor brad little. so, jay inslee, the democratic governor from wa

google the word abortion, an idaho or nebraska, o wisconsin.joined my colleague chuck todd and meet the pres now, and we talked about republicans and their lack o consensus policy on the issu of abortion. during that conversation republican strategist bret todd said something i just couldn't believe hear for yourself. >> i understand, it just isn't reality. reality is 65% of this country once roe v. wade >> you have to ask what time you have to ask about, we're gonna sort this out in thi country. maybe state by state, probably won't be done in washington, i don't think. i don't think what the democrats or republicans won can reach a consensus. it's probably gonna be don state by state i don't know about that. we're gonna end up with portugal like ten-week restriction, arena and with new zealand like 20 week decision i hope we don't end up in nort korea. >> especially, what he said wa america will work it out well, america's working it out women and doctors are bein threatened with jail time an find children are expected to hav babies by their r

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chad daybell lived in rexburg, idaho, too with his wife, tammy and their children.mmy unexpectedly died. at the time her cause of death was listed as natural causes. then just about two weeks later, lori vallow and chad daybell got married. in hawaii. but in the opening day of lori vallow's trial, a bombshell. prosecutors say tammy did not die of natural causes. authorities had exhumed her body and performed an autopsy. the results secret until now. >> tammy died at the hands of another. and that the cause of her death was asphyxiation. >> juju: authorities say the investigation also uncovered clues that lori and chad had been involved and had been planning a wedding before tam tammy's -- >> they were pretty close. they shared a lot of things including his online passwords. >> i worked for him a little bit. he gave me all the information. >> juju: the online information is key. lori purchases a ring on amazon. a wedding ring and it is this ring that turned up in her wedding photos to chad daybell. the receipt from amazon shows that was purchased before chad daybell'

idaho creating a new felony with this law, abortion trafficking what is the impact this will have forstate and for health care providers? >> well, i mean, thank you, lindsey, for having me here today. the idaho law is just absolutely shameful the governor has signed a bill that now holds young people hostage in their own state it criminalizes trusted adults that young people are relying on to help them get access to abortion when they may need to conceal the procedure from their parents and prevent them from leaving the state for care it also goes a step further, if you know the idaho attorney general has also issued a legal opinion claiming that health providers can't provide patients referral out of state, and so really, i mean, blatantly unconstitutional in our opinion, right, denial the ability of providers to use their own voice and free speech to give the guidance and care their patients need so the disruption that we will see because of the idaho law the fear and chaos it will create for not only patients but also providers. it's really just shameful and alarming. >> is there a

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build a series of wind farms in idaho it.t of 400 windmills spanning over 84,000 acres of public land. and rightfully so, the locals are pissed. just the construction of these wind mills alone could destroy their water source. they need to use explosives to clear the site which experts lead to seismic activity causing earthquake. on top of that the chemicals could leak into drinking water. >> a high explosive turns everything into dust. it obliterates it. it's too great of a risk to take when we don't have 100 percent assurance that it will not damage the aquifer and this whole area relies on that for our water. >> pete: it's not only that these 700-foot windmills are ugly and would ruin rancher's livelihoods, also kill animals and insects that make their ecosystem run. worst part these windmills aren't even going to help idaho. the power is going to be transferred to california. biden doesn't care, his bureau of land management plowing straight ahead. only thing that matters to him is reaching his green energy goal. that goa

. >>> idaho is the first state to restrict interstate travel for abortions, the implications for youngomen in particular, and could this law be a blueprint for other red states so it's decided, we'll park even deeper into parking spaces so people think they're open. surprise. [ laughs ] [ horn honks, muffled talking ] -can't hear you, jerry. -sorry. uh, yeah, can we get a system where when someone's bike is in the shop, then we could borrow someone else's? -no! -no! or you can get a quote with america's number-one motorcycle insurer and maybe save some money while you're at it. all in favor of that. [ horn honking ] there's a lot of buttons and knobs in here. >>> the legal headaches facing former president trump are getting more intense this morning on multiple fronts on one hand, as former vice president mike pence now says he won't fight an order to testify in the federal probe of his actions on january 6th, and on the other, adult film actress stormy daniels is talking publicly for the first time since trump's historic arraignment centering around the all all alleged hush money paym

so anybody who was to help a minor in idaho access abortion without rental consent . that person could be facing jail time. so that is anybody from an aunt. who you know, give. somebody arrives. somebody who makes you know a doctor's appointment at a clinic out of state this language, you know, as as in much of this legislation is very vague. um so it leads a lot up to interpretation. and a zebra representative in idaho, told boise public radio. this we put this up on screen. this gives us the tools to go after those who would subvert a parent's right to be able to make those decisions in conjunction with their child. proponents are framing this as parental rights legislation instead of an abortion bill, but it sounds as though i mean on the face of it, it sounds what idaho is doing here is telling people you can't leave the state to get an abortion. i mean that that's that's really how it's coming across. and that seems to be you know how it will be perceived and interpreted a mistake. you know, this kind of legislation has been talked about for months . it was reall

trying to prove intent of moving around just in the state of idaho. >> the intimidation by the statevery much for all of that. appreciate that ali. >>> coming up, what the country's drug czar is doing to curb an alarming rise in fentanyl deaths. ree meat - that. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ first, there's an idea and you do something about it for the first time with godaddy. then before you know it, (it is a life changer...) you make your first sale. small business first. never stopped coming. (we did it!) an

the economy of family physicians in idaho says it's a real problem.recipice of a health care crisis we are already 50th in the country for access to primary care, and with these laws that criminalize aspects of medicine, we're seeing an exodus of physicians, and i'm very concerned, and i know many of our physicians are concerned that we will see an actual health care crisis in the next fo five years, that could be an indication that other states with similar demographics or laws are headed in that direction. >> reporter: so i talked to the attorney general here in this state as well, and he says he disagrees. he doesn't see a lot of physicians leaving he says the law is very clear. when i asked him about specific cases, gave him some examples, like an early preearly, he saide wouldn't comment on hypotheticals at all he says that he believes women are safe to have babies here in idaho, and he said he believes physicians are safe. they just need to follow the law, yasmin. >> kristen dahlgren, we thank you, and by the way, you can catch kristen's full re

in idaho, in a state like idaho with these restrictions now in place. what is that like?eople end up in these really horrific a circumstances of pregnancy complications. and so having a very desired pregnancy in a very desired baby and not be viable. that's a really tough conversation to have. with somebody. and then on top of that now, instead of being able to be with them through the whole process and to be able to either support their guidance, they have to find somebody new out of state. kind of relive that trauma all over again. -- where i worked previously, they could've continued that carole. oakley and the relationship, as i know personally, as well, it's so intimate between a patient and their obstetrician gynecologist, especially during pregnancy. it has to be someone that you trust immensely. you mentioned your family, right? also being part of the reason why you chose to leave. can you talk more about that? >> yes. it is not just about me. certainly, being in a position, that is my career. my life, my calling. but there is also my family. when we found ourselv

we would love to hear back if you get answers. >> bill: from idaho the parents of that murdered idahothan chapin are speaking out. he was killed with his girlfriend and two roommates in an off campus home in idaho. the suspect is due back in court the last week of june. what they had to say. tough, tough topic for them. christina coleman, good morning. >> absolutely. very tough. his parents say they won't be in court for the june hearing as they cope with the tragic loss of their son. he was a triplet remembered as a loving brother, son and friend. his mother said the murders rocked their family to its core. to help cope with the pain they started ethan's smilie foundation, a scholarship fund in his honor and a tulip garden named if his honor in mount vernon, washington where they grew up. the very last time they saw ethan was at a parents weekend at the university of idaho seven days before ethan and the three other college students were killed last november. ethan's mom says getting through the upcoming mother's day will be very tough as she continues to mourn the tragic loss of her

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, who are afraid i people crossed the line from idaho, that they indeed, i they do perform abortionsand, that they will to be convicted or tried or arrested what have you. you know, this issue is such a political hot potato, that republicans are trying to -- a base up leaves in this moment then you have others who try t level the playing field. the republican party i fraction on this and look what happened in, wha was it, in wisconsin, with the assembly there republicans wanted to say okay let's look at this abortio issue, let's look at the issue of allowing for rape and incest, but then the senate said not that is a microcosm of what th nation is looking at particularly the republica party, when it comes to this issue of abortion in thi nation >> well if you will stand by april ryan and jennifer reuben will continue this conversatio after a quick break. weeds... they have you surrounded. you're just gonna stand there? or are ya gonna take your lawn back. we're gonna take it back. we're gonna take it back. with scotts turf builder triple action! it gets three jobs done at once - kill

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we turn now to idaho and the trial of lori vallo day bell, accused of using a doomsday religious cult. to justify killing her children. th morng, prosecutors are laying out their case against an idaho mother accused of murdering her two children. the defendant, lori ballo, dei bell , used money, power and sex or the promise of those things to get what she wanted. laurie valerie and her husband, chad gable, allegedly killed lorries , children jj and tiley as part of a religious cult preparing for the end of the world. they're also charged in the death of chad lately. if timmy both pleaded not guilty during opening statements at lori's trial, prosecutors revealed tammy died of asphyxiation and said chad and lori were planning to spend her life insurance money. tammy died at the hands of another cause of tammy's death was initially ruled as natural causes, but investigators exhumed her body as they gathered evidence in jj and tie lee's death. the children's bodies were found buried on chad's property after jj's grandmother, kay woodcock, reported the missing. woodcock was the first witne

try nervivenerve relief. >>> the family of one of the murdered idaho college students is speaking out the first time ethan chapin's parents are remembering their son's smile by planting tulips. our gadi schwartz has their story. >> ethan's smiling on us, right? >> reporter: in ethan chapin's community a new hope is blooming from spring that his memory won't be forgotten >> he's a one of a kind. >> reporter: stacy and jim chapin are volunteering at the tulip f tulip farm where their son once worked >> ethan loved people, and he loved, he was an inclusive kid and loved a great adventure. he was a kid that the rest of the kids would call and find out when he was on the work schedule, because everybody wanted to work with ethan. when this happened, the kids decided that they needed a way to honor him >> reporter: ethan's fellow farmers dedicating a yellow and white tulip mix to him named "ethan's smile." >> he had the best smile you couldn't see and not just instantly smile back >> reporter: the proceeds from the bulbs going to a foundation that ethan's parents started in his name it aims

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two deputies from the idaho attorney general's office jeff nigh and ingrid batea have been appointed arrested in late december. charged with the stabbing murders of the four students. according to charging documents, their other surviving roommate saw a male figure with bushy eyebrows, a mask and black clothing in the home that night. funk's account of that night is not included in those documents. prosecutors allege dna evidence, video surveillance and cell phone records led them to kohberger, who is pursuing a ph.d. at nearby washington state university. he has yet to enter a plea, but has said through a former attorney he believes he'll be exonerated. and there was more legal drama in march when prosecutors disclosed that one of the officers on the case had been the subject of an internal affairs investigation. we don't know if that's related to this case or another one, but experts say it could be used by the defense to discredit the investigation. back to you. >> erin mclaughlin with that reporting, thank you. >>> just ahead, a game changer for weight loss? the new diabetes drug

his mother said the idaho murders rocked their family to its core.hey started ethan's smile foundation to help with the pain, scholarship fund in his honor, and tulips were also planned in mount vernon, washington. the last time they saw ethan was during a parents' weekend at the university of idaho. that was just seven days before ethan and the three other idaho students were killed. ethan's parents say they left the campus happy, only to be absolutely devastated by their son's murder just a week later. >> we were planning on taking a lot of trips and spending a lot of time on the road and just in a week -- it all changed. >> you never know what it's gonna just -- life is gonna throw you a curveball. i mean, i think we got the worst curveball. >> attorneys for the accused killer, bryan kohberger, are set to interview bethany funk, one of the surviving roommates of the quadruple murder. initially they wanted her to attend the june preliminary hearing. instead, she has agreed to meet with the lawyers in reno, nevada where she lives. >> the other roomm

call your most likely republican congressman in idaho. call them and say why are you supporting hank johnson and chris murphy's bill? i am old, there was a time when we could all agree about ethics. wherever you were in the political divide, you could agree that there needs to be ethics in our public officials. the kind of behavior that thomas and gorsuch are accused of wood get public employees and any other level of government in really deep trouble. the basic lack of disclosure would get most government officials and most institutions in serious trouble. who has the authority to punish a supreme court justice and suspend them for six months. the answer is nobody. nobody can do that. don't call me, call your congressman, call your senator, there are people in congress now who understand how important ethics are. they are in the minority and we need to get more people more focused on ethics. if you live in illinois, called dick durbin and say chaired the judiciary committee and don't invite john roberts over 40, pass a bill. -- over four

we're keeping our eye on this developing story. >>> in the meantime, a new idaho law makes it illegalhout parental consent. it's been signed by idaho's republican governor brad little, and it can mean two to five years in prison if anyone is convicted. nbc's ali vitale has been reporting on this. charles coleman is a former prosecutor and msnbc analyst this law creates a crime called abortion trafficking what more can you tell us about it >> reporter: this is among the most restrictive laws we have seen across the country, and certainly the first of its kind which would effectively govern the way adults could help pregnant minors without the consent of parents we're not just talking about medical abortions, we're talking about medicated abortions, the abortion pill. i can put on the screen fine points here. this is the first of its kind but could be mimicked across the country, especially in conservative legislatures. what we're talking about here is anyone who helped pregnant minors access to abortion, they could face two to five years in jail, in cases that could be prosecuted up to

joyce, your reaction to idaho's law?nalizing assisting with an out of state abortion >> right the idaho law has that affect because, of course, to access care now, many citizens of idaho will have to travel out of state to get abortion care this includes not just voluntary abortions but medically necessary abortions for people who are miscarrying. idaho now takes the title in what appears to be a republican race to the bottom for statutes that restrict women's ability to control their own medical health the unfortunate news here -- there will be lawsuits launched by private parties that's already in the works. the unfortunate truth here is that these cases will be heard by a united states supreme court that increasingly has shown hostility to doing anything that will restrict a state's ability to enact laws like this one. >> michael, republicans may well be appealing to the base, energizing their base, with these abortion and gun laws. won't it hurt them in a general election >> i think so. there's no doubt here. when yo

and a different of the show, and minority leader of the idaho legislature, democra ilana rubel.right walk us through what's happening in iowa would you call it the florid of the north >> well, that story arrived few years late but, essentially, the governor kim rounds, is running for vic president. and, so, they imported the florida play into iowa or th virginia play. whatever you want to call it they poured it into iowa and i passed through a less it's later that's overwhelmingl controlled by republicans. and so it's a classic case o overreach. and she's looking good to ro desantis and donald trump righ now. and that's really what's going on they think that they can pas bills that would ban teachin about the 16 19 project. which was authored by water li high, native, nikole hannah-jones, who also won a pulitzer prize and they also had several bills, gave rushing bills and trans gender bills and i can guarantee you, transgender was not an issue i iowa you know, we pee on -- i don't think anyone reall cares where people are peeing. >> there you have it, why ou comments, one of my

kohberger's preliminary hearing set for june 26th in moscow, idaho.en ordered to show up on the 28th. the hearing is expected to last five days. it's unclear what the magistrate will do with the motion to quash the subpoena. might be a hearing on the issue in the coming days, we'll have to see. kohberger is charged with four counts of first-degree murder and if convicted, could face the death penalty. >> john: a lot to come in the days ahead. dan, thank you. >> sandra: president biden moving forward with his re-election campaign. could his son's hunter's legal problems derail a bid for a second term. >> john: hundreds of americans still stranded in war torn sudan. is the biden administration doing enough to rescue them. james carafano is here on that coming up next. >> last time i checked, we don't leave people behind but joe biden has now become an expert of doing this with antony blinken in charge of the state department. cler clfr together we provide nutrients to support immune, . yaaay! woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals and ensure comp

oh, the idaho mother and her husband, chad gable, are accused of killing her two children as part of a doomsday religious cult, allegedly claiming the kids were zombies. we had to say turns digging because the smell was so bad on the stand yesterday, a detective described in gut wrenching detail. police found the remains of values children jj and tiley on chad's property, the detectives saying his instincts kicked again after seeing three large rocks on top of wood paneling, then finding jj's body in a shallow grave under a tree. i saw a little boy in red pajamas. he had a white plastic bag around his head, several layers of duct tape from his chin to his forehead area. he had a white and blue child's blanket placed on top of him. detective also described the condition of thailand's remains buried not far from jj put in a green bucket. um the bucket had melted. so it was kind of this formed. reporters in the courtroom say at least one juror cried and jj's grandfather doubled over in sobs during the testimony. they say lori did not look at pictures of the scene or autopsies. earlier s

you may remember the four university of idaho students stabbed to death in their off campus home. later police arrested a 28-year-old, bryan kohberger a grad student in criminology. now a roommate has agreed to speak with his attorneys after she initially resisted their request to testify at kohberger's preliminary hearing which is coming up. cnn's jean casarez has been covering the story. can you explain what is behind the kohberger team request to speak to this roommate? >> reporter: you know, this is fascinating. we don't know what the defense believes they had. we have to look at the legal documents. here is what they say. the defense investigator in a sworn affidavit sworn under penalty of surgery says bethany funk had numerous interviews with law enforcement, that she was at the home hooeight hours later when law enforcement arrived after the murders happened but during the course of my investigation, he says, i have uncovered information that is material, key word, material to the defense of brian kohberger. the judge in idaho must know what it is because she did the extrao

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by saying that if you travel across state lines or get close to the border in the state of idaho, then you might have mifepristone with you, that's a crime. and making in a state of south carolina, they're proposing potentially adding the death penalty. this is the handmaid's tale, as lisa said. women in this country are essentially being told, you are an incubator, the state owns your body the minute you're pregnant, and there's nothing you can do and no one you can turn to. i can't imagine anything closer to slavery than that >> this is all by design look, the way that patients have been getting served post-dobbs particularly in texas where i am right now with my family because i'm from texas, has been by folks leaving their state, right? going across borders, going to clinics like planned parenthood, right there at the border of some of these states, getting access to mifepristone, which is incredibly safe, as we said many times. safer than tylenol, has been approved for over 23 years, and getting access to that care through telemedicine in some cases. so these laws that you just ou

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earlier this week, legislatures in idaho, kansas, and florida moved to further restrict abortion accessthose states. allie rogan spoke with our colleague who has been tracking all of the latest developments. >> thank you for joining us. two federal judges reached different conclusions about a widely used abortion medication. walk us through where things stand and what it means for people to access this drug. >> as of today, nothing will change. two conflicting decisions, one from texas from the judge, a judge josh -- trump appointed federal judge who said the fda needed to invoke approval. he gave the fda seven days in order to appeal the decision or put it into effect. it would mean mr. preston would come off of the market as the country. even in states where abortion is legal, massachusetts or california. the other decision came from washington state. this was a challenge brought by democratic attorneys general. saying that it was overregulated and theudge in washington state, a federal judge said -- did not agree but he said they had to provide it at the status quo in the states. >>

. >> the touching way the family of one of the idaho murder victims is honoring his legacy of kindness>>> and hear them roar. >> two for the dagger. you bet! >>> the lsu tigers win the women's national championship. >> a turn-around for the ages! >> inside their historic night with the men's title set to be decided tonight. today, monday, april 3rd, 2023 ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody good morning welcome to "today. nice to have you with us on a monday morning i know we were watching the women's basketball championship because we were texting each other. >> watching the coach, coach kim. just she couldn't even hold it together because she was overwhelmed with excitement after that win. lsu stompbed it was a great game. >> tonight of course uconn versus san diego we'll have more on that in a bit. >>> we'll start with a start o a busy week in new york surrounding the arraignment of donald trump he will leave his estate at noon today. he will be headed to trump tower in midtown manha