it was found in bed next to the bodies of best friends kaylee gonsalves and madison mogen.olice linking that dna to bryan kohberger from collecting his father's dna from the trash outside the family's home and matching it to their sample from the crime scene. >> the authorities were sitting on the home in the poconos for four days before they moved in to make the arrest. we now know why. they wanted, in part, to collect some trash to see what dna samples they could pull off of it so they could test it and make sure they had the right person. >> reporter: the close group of friends seen last november inside their home just weeks before the murders of 21-year-old roommates madison mogen, kaylee gonsalves, 20-year-old zana kernodle, and her boyfriend ethan chapin. for is first time we're hearing the chilling account from one of two roommates who survived. she was on the same floor as two of the victims who were killed, xana and ethan, telling police a.m., hearing kaylee say at 4:0- something like "there's someone here." then she heard crying from xana's room, followed by a mal

. >> reporter: kaylee gonsalves, manny mogen, xana kernodle and their roommates had a tight bond.friend ethan chapin was often at the house with them. >> these girls posted their whole lives to social media. in those videos you can see how much they love each other. ♪ >> kaylee is the definition of sunshine. >> to know kaylee was to love kaylee. >> reporter: kaylee and maddie had been best friends since sixth grade. >> they did everything together. first dates, first boyfriends, graduated high school. >> they had their first heartbreaks together. kaylee was 12, 13 years old. they're blasting taylor swift in the basement. you know, comforting each other. >> if i have one or two words to describe maddie may, it would be just -- an angel. she just made me proud. >> reporter: xana kernodle was in the same sorority as maddie, dating ethan, a freshman and a triplet whose siblings attend the same university. >> first impression of ethan, this huge dude you wouldn't really approach. as soon as you got to know him, you realize he's one big teddy bear. >> reporter: 2:00 a.m., four students

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parents of kaylee gonsalves. out of the home, was supposed to graduate early, she returned the day to the house the day of the attack to visit her friend to see her former roommate and attend a party. accused killer bryan kohberger will be in court in june for a hearing. fox weather alert. more storms out west wray driving rain and flash floods to california. the effect of the latest band of strong rain expected to last at the beginning of next week. 18 people have died as a result of historic flooding in the state. president biden approving california request to approve a major disaster declaration. follow the story, latest developments downloading the fox weather app for free on any connected device. >>> 10-year-old reporter might be going pro after this impressive interview with a nfl star. watch. >> here with today van day adams, wide receiver for the las vegas raidsers 93 reception,s he has 14 touchdowns and averages 15-yards per catch. will: so that, let me be honest with you, a lot of people can rattle off

. >>> ahead, the father of kaylee g gonsalves gets his first interview since away of bryan kohberger. first our law enforcement analysts join us. welcome to both of you. let begin with the kohberger arrest there. chief ramsey, as we said, he's expected to waive extradition tomorrow. what can we expect when the probable cause affidavit will be unsealed once he returns to idaho? >> well, you're going to get a lot of information as to how they zeroed in on him. we've already heard that dna played a huge role. information from the public, you know, about the white house vehicle. there's a lot of information that we have, but there's an awful lot of information that we don't have so you're going to learn a lot more about the actual investigative steps taken to ruly zero in on him. the police department and all those law enforcement agencies did a very, very good job in my opinion. this is not an easy case. it's very complicated, but they were able to bring it in, and even though people were thinking that things were going the wrong way, i think they handled it properly in terms of holding

gonsalves, his family found some connection. he hasn't said what it is. they found some connection between him and kaylee.on that front as well. todd: get to this story. this is a head-scratcher. you're not drunk, you're waking up, i'm about to read you scratch your head, one of america's top public schools, the kids there, the parents are demanding the prints pal be fired after she with held prestigious national merit awards from top students to boost quote equity and protect feelings of kid who didn't win one. this is insane. this is what 2022 is like. looks like we're continuing this in 2023. listen to the parents what they said about that. >> the school wanted to recognize students as individuals, not their achievements as if the two had to be separated. >> actually denies children a pathway to prosperity. it denies them the ability to achieve their full potential. >> i don't think that is fair at all. no two children can ever be same. todd: we kicked this off with azir i interviewed her she broke the story what is happening in virginia. on the website for the district, literally said equal out comes