after a night on the town, xana kernodle ordered door dash and opened up tiktok, then.e dm tells cops she wakes up. sounding lies kaylee goncalves playing with her dog, and saying there's someone here, dmopens her door, looks, see nothing, returning to, as musical before hearing a imr cry from xana kernodle's room, and a mai male voice saying, it's okay i'm going to help you. >> police say a security camera pickings up sounds of a dog barking and distorted audio, that sounded like voices, wi whimperring followed by a loud thud. and dm opened her door, face-to-face with the alleged killer, walks past her, she strikes him male, 5-10, not muscular, bushy eyebrows, the wide side an speeds away. and police called 11:58 a.m. they find 4 victims brutally stabbed, investigation com commences. >> technology the cell phone, the data. the towers. all of the technological data does one thing and one thing only, it corroborates dna. dna they they searched murder scene to try to find dna from the killer, they did. laura is joining me. tell me about the dna that according to the affid

when xana kernodle received a door dash at her home.nded like we're looking at a quiet house and somebody slipping in in the middle of the night. now it appears there was much more activity in the house the nights of the murder. pete: absolutely right. those two were eventually murdered but around the same time around 4 and 4:15, dm, which is the roommate we're learning saw the killer, heard what sounded like someone playing with their dog and she's up and awake making noise. that's what she thought it was. will: dm was one of the surviving roommate not attacked that night and more on that person in a moment. a lot is through the probable cause affidavit that we hear about what dm saw and experienced that night. it continues on. we're hearing a tight time frame about a 15 minute time frame and somewhere in there dm thought she heard kaylee g gone calves y there's someone in here and another roommate say there's someone in here. pete: it could mean a lot of things in that confusion around the same time and same guess work time frame and

. >> 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

and one of the surviving roommates heard crying coming from xana kernodle's room and a voice saying, "it's okay, i'm going to help you." that roommate opened the door and saw a dark figure in black with a mask, raising the question, why did no one call 911 until noon on sunday? >> i do know that she was petrified and people respond a little bit different. she was just scared, very scared, and it's not like hollywood where everyone behaves like people think they would. >> reporter: according to the affidavit, dna evidence also led police to the suspect. a knife sheath was left on one of the victim's beds that contained dna similar to kohberger's father's dna, found in the family's garbage, according to those documents. a law enforcement source tells cnn as authorities were surveilling the kohberger family home they witnessed kohberger putting trash in a neighbor's bin and were able to extract it. >> the surveillance team watching from a pretty great distance sees him come out and clean the car from top to bottom inside and out using surgical gloves. >> reporter: in court on thursday,

year-old suspect chose this house and whether he knew any of the four victims, ethan chapin, xana kernodle goncalves. >> so you read the affidavit and you just find out that nobody understands exactly why, but he was stalking them, he was hunting them. he was just a person looking for an opportunity and it just happened to be in that house. and it's hard to take. >> reporter: the affidavit also revealing around 4:00 in the morning one of the surviving roommates heard crying coming from zana kernodle's room. the roommate opened the door and saw a dark figure in black clothing and a mask walk past her, raising the question, why did no one call 911 until noon on sunday? >> i do know that she was petrified and i think people respond a little bit different. i think she was just scared, very scared, and it's not like hollywood where everyone behaves like people think they would. >> reporter: according to the affidavit, dna evidence also led police to the suspect. a knife sheath was left on one of the victim's beds that contained dna similar to kohberger's father's dna found in the family's garba

dog, she had heard some noises, and according to police they were actually able to see that xana kernodleas awake around 4:00 in the morning because they saw activity on her tiktok. it was around this time when the surviving roommate was awoken that she had heard -- she had opened the door a couple of times just to kind of see what was going on, didn't see anything, but then she heard crying coming from xana kernodle's room, police say, and she also heard a voice apparently that said something to the effect of it's okay, i'm going to help you. when she heard that crying she opened the door and that's when police say she saw a figure in dark clothing and a mask walk past her and then kept on walking, just walked out the sliding glass door, and it was at that time that she was in a frozen shock phase. there's a big question as to why no one called 911 until eight hours later at noon. that question remains unanswered. in the documents it also says that kohberger's dna obtained from trash at the family home was similar to dna left on a tan leather knife sheath that was left on one of the vict

kernodle, the, excuse me, mr. and ms. laramie, miss mogen, and members of the goncalves family, the specific names will be provided to you, mr. kohberger, by way of being provided notice of these documents, you'll get a copy of these no contact orders. what you need to be advised of and the no contact order, you are prohibited from having any contact with them whatsoever. you cannot contact them through third person, in writing, or by electronic means. you cannot facebook, snapchat, twitter, instagram, use the phone to communicate with them or otherwise any form of communication in direct or indirectly with them. you cannot engage in any conduct that would harass, threaten, harass, any physical use upon them, bodily injury, cannot go where they are within 300 feet of their person or home, workplace or any other place where they might be. there are no exceptions to these orders and if you do violate these orders it is a new misdemeanor, punishable up to one year in jail or $1,000 fine or both. at this point in time due to

year-old suspect chose this house and whether he knew any of the four victims, ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves. the affidavit revealing around four in the morning one of the surviving roommates heard crying from xana kernodle's room and a voice say, it's okay, i'm going to help you. the roommate opened the door and saw a dark figure in black clothing and a mask walk past her. why did no one call 911 until noon on sunday? >> i do know that she was petrified and i think people respond a little bit different. i think she was just scared. very scared. you know, it's not like how people behave like they think they would. >> reporter: dna led police to the suspect. a knife sheath left on one of the victim's beds that contained dna similar to kohberger's father's dna found in the family's garbage according to the documents. a law enforcement source tells cnn as authorities were surveilling the kohberger family home they witnessed kohberger putting trash in a neighbor's bin and were able to extract it for dna comparison. >> the surveillance team that's watching whfr

face charges of first degree murder in the stabbing deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. cbs's omar villafranca was inside the courtroom and will start us off from moscow, idaho. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. tonight, many questions were answered. some people may have thought the case had gone cold, but turns out police were tracking the suspect for a very long time and learned how investigators connected kohberger to the scene. kohberger 13450eu8d at his court appointed attorney and appeared calm as gruesome new details were revealed about how he may have stalked the victim and how police tracked him down through dna, phone records and a witness. and a court document released today, plies say dna from trash obtained from the kohberger's home in pennsylvania matched dna on a knife sheath like this one found next to one of the victims' bodies. minoritiesson told police after hearing someone crying and a man saying something to the effect it's okay, i'm going to help you. she opened a door and saw a figure clad in black clothing and mask

weeks before the murders of 21-year-old roommates madison mogen, kaylee gonsalves, 20-year-old zana kernodleand 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 male voice saying, "it's okay, i'm going to help you." she opened her door and stood frozen as a man wearing black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking towards her. describing him as 5'10" or taller, not very muscular, but athletically built with bushy eyebrows. authorities say that roommate was in shock. what they don't explain is why it took another eight hours for police to get a 911 call from the house. police believe kohberger turned his phone off during the murders. at 2:47 a.m., the phone dropping off the cell network near his home in pullman, washington. then reconnecting at 4:48 a.m. near the crime scene.

counts of first degree murder in the deaths of students kayleigh goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodlethan chapin. november 13, and he is due in court tomorrow. kohberger isn't expected to enter a plea yet. tomorrow morning's status hearing will focus on scheduling his next court appearance, when we hope to learn much more about the case prosecutors are building against him, norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you. well, we got some great news on the recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin just nine days after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game, hamlin has been discharged from the hospital and is now home. doctors say hamlin will continue his rehabilitation with the bills and their medical staff. hamlin's terrifying collapse put a renewed spotlight on sports safety, especially when it comes to our children. over half of the kids in america play sports, and cardiac arrest is actually the leading cause of death among young athletes. so we went to an ice hockey rink to find out what parents can do to protect their kids. when damar hamlin collapsed, he

family members of the victims, madison mogen, xana kernodle, ethan chapin and kaylee goncalves, now bracingor the moment they may come face to face with the prime suspect in court tonight we spoke with kaylee's father steve. >> do you want to see this suspect with your own eyes >> yes, definitely i want this guy to get -- whoever this person that was responsible for this, i want him to be sick of seeing us and sick of knowing that these people won't let it go. >> reporter: steve goncalves says the family had never heard of kohberger until the arrest and says he's relieved to see the progress in the case but that he's waiting to see all the evidence police have >> i feel a sense that we're on the right track to where i can say i can let my guard down a little bit. but we definitely still have a lot of work to do >> reporter: and tonight we're learning more about the suspect. austin morrison says kohberger was a teaching assistant in a criminal justice class he took at washington state >> just rather quiet, very off to the side, standoffish. he sat in the class, didn't do a whole lot. >> repo

face four first degree murder charges for the stabbing deaths of kaylee calfs, madison mogen, xana kernodle, e9 an chapin, he was seen just hours ago after the plane he was traveling on made a brief stop in illinois to refuel. the murder suspect set to arrive a little more than 24 hours after waiving his extradition rights at a pennsylvania court room. the public defender for that hearing jason labar describes him as calm and intelligent. >> sean ordinary man to me. i see no distinct characteristics. he is easy to talk to he is aware of the situation. >> the washington state university ph.d criminology student could appear before an idaho judge within the next 48 hours. once he does, a probable cause affidavit which details the evidence against him could be released to the public. dave leroy sigh former idaho attorney general, he has no-- with this case. >> this is an unusual case but what we are importantly trying to do here now in idaho is preserve the defendant's right to a fair trial with an impartial jury. >> kohberger was arrested in pennsylvania last friday after authorities used the

earlier reports the victims were likely sleeping, new court records show at least one victim, xana kernodle, was likely awake, getting a doordash delivery at 4:00 a.m. and minutes later was on tiktok. one of the surviving roommates hearing cries from xana's room, then opening her own door to see that masked man coming toward her. so close she could see his bushy eyebrows before he walked past her and out the sliding glass door. up until this release of this affidavit, police had not revealed one of the two roommates who survived was actually awake and witnessed the intruder. >> releasing that information could potentially do two things -- put them in jeopardy, and also maybe complicate your ability to ideifhi he mig start getting rid of at some point be able to seize. >> reporter: police say last fall kohberger, a graduate student in criminology, applied police in nearby pullman, washington. around the same time, investigators say cellphone data shows he made at least a dozen late night or early morning trips near the victims' home. kaylee goncalves's father trying to figure out why the kil

kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and her boyfriend ethan chapin were found stabbed to death in their off-campus home. >> the four were stabbed with a knife, but no weapon has been located at this time. >> no one could understand. why would anyone want to kill these four students? >> you're all in fight or flight. we have no idea what to do. we have never had a situation like this in our community. >> this doesn't happen in moscow, idaho. there's no indication about who did it, why the person did it. >> growing fear in that idaho college town where four students were brutally murdered. >> many this morning are questioning the police assurances that everyone is safe. >> when the story broke, the national media descends on this small college town that, at this point, is gripped with fear. >> we didn't know if someone was just breaking into houses, if they were targeting college kids. >> we believe this was an isolated, targeted attack on our victims. we do not have a suspect at this time, and that individual is still out there. >> we were all scared. >> we just didn't fee

kohberger is accused of killing kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe that one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition and hurry his return back to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student at washington state university and lived in pullman, washington, about a 15-minute drive from the crime scene. if convicted, kohberger faces live in prison and possibly the death penalty. cbs news has learned he's still here in pennsylvania tonight in jail, but he has been assigned a public defender in idaho, where he has to arrive within ten days. norah. >> nikki battiste with that new did you know, some ordinary cold medicines can raise your blood pressure? try new vicks nyquil high blood pressure for fast, powerful cold relief without ingredients that may raise your blood pressure. try vicks nyquil high blood pressure. the coughing, aching

four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin on november 13th. police have yet to identify a possible motive. these documents are being revealed as kohberger's defense team prepared for his next day in court, which won't be until june 26th. tonight and for the foreseeable future, bryan kohberger remains in a moscow, idaho jail. norah? >> lilia luciano has been covering that case for us. thank you. >>> back here in washington, embattled freshman lawmaker george santos is facing new accusations that he stole money from a disabled veteran who was trying to get life-saving surgery for his dying service dog. well, that's just one of the latest revelations about the admitted liar. here is cbs' caitlin huey-burns. >> reporter: despite growing calls to resign, george santos has secured seats on two congressional committees and the backing of house republican leadership. >> we're fielding calls in the office already. >> reporter: but calls from cbs news to his district office in new york, which still has his predecessor

four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin on november 13th. and he is due in court tomorrow. kohberger isn'txpected to a ple. tomorrow morning's status hearing will focus on scheduling his next court appearance when we hope to learn much more about the case prosecutors are building against him. norah? >> lilia luciano with that new interview, thank you. >>> well we got some great news on the recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin today, just nine days after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game, hamlin has been discharged from the hospital and he is now home. doctors say hamlin will continue his rehabilitation with the bills and their medical staff. hamlin's terrifying collapse put a renewed spotlight on sports safety, especially when it comes to our children. over half of the kids in america play sports, and cardiac arrest is actually the leading cause of death among young athletes. so we went to an ice hockey rink to find out what parents can do to protect their kids. >> repor

accused of killing kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition around hurry his return to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student and lived 15 minutes from the crime scene. if convicted. kohberger faces life in prison and possible the death penalty. h pennsylvania tonight in jail, assigned a public defender in idaho where he has to arrive within ten days. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. let's turn to the war in ukraine. cbs news has learned it was in ctrangrocket systm provided by the u.s. and used by ukrainian forces to kill or wound hundreds of russian troops in a nears day attacks the assault in the eastern reege of ukraine not far from the war torn city of bakhmut. ian lee reports tonight. >> reporter: we are on the road to the most dangerous place in ukraine. soldiers cal

first-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, ethan chapin, and xana kernodle. cbs's omar villafranca was inside the courtroom and will start us off from moscow, idaho, good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. tonight many questions were answered. some people may have thought that the case had gone cold, but it turns out police were tracking the suspect for a very long time and we're also learning how investigators connected kohberger to the scene. kohberger smiled at his court-appointed attorney and appeared calm as gruesome new details were revealed about how he may have stalked the victims and how police tracked him down, through dna, phone records, and a witness. in a court document released today, police say dna from trash obtained from the kohbergers' home in pennsylvania matched dna on a knife sheath like this one found next to one of the victim's bodies. also in the document, a roommate identified as dylan mortensen told police she thought she heard kaylee goncalves say, "there's someone here" around 4:00 a.m. mortensen told police after hearing s

she was on the same floor as two of the victims who were killed -- xana kernodle and ethan chapin --ling police she was woken by a noise at 4:00 a.m., hearing kaylee say something like, "there's someone here." she then heard crying from xana's room, followed by a male voice saying, "it's okay, i'm going to help you." she opened her door and stood frozen as a man wearing "black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose walking towards her," describing him as "5'10" or taller. not very muscular, but athletically built with bushy eyebrows." the man left out the sliding glass door. authorities say that roommate was in shock. what they don't explain is why it took another eight hours for police to get a 911 call from the house. police believe kohberger turned his phone off during the murders, at 2:47 a.m. the phone dropping off the cell network near his home in pullman, washington, and reconnecting at 4:48 a.m., near the crime scene. route to the house.his likely - they say cell phone data also shows kohberger was near the victims' home at least a dozen times before the

to face four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin. kaylee's dad telling us he's relieved. >> it felt like a cloud was lifted off of us. it definitely provided ref leaf and comfort to know that things were progressing. >> reporter: the fbi had kohberger under surveillance for four days at his parents' home in pennsylvania before agents moved in early friday morning. sources tell abc that police also linked kohberger to the crime scene through dna. using a public genealogy datadais, finding relatives, then zeroing in on their suspect. david, kohberger told his lawyer he was in pullman, washington, the night of the murders, but authorities continue to say, this was a targeted attack, but as for a connection between kohberger and the victims, they tell me that's still part of the investigation. david? >> still a big question here. kayna, thank you. >>> now, to the other drama playing out in washington today on capitol hill. one of the newest members of congress arrive, surrounded, though, by scandal. republican congress

charged with four counts of first degree murder in the deaths of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodlethan chapin on november 13. police have yet to identify a possible motive. these documents are being revealed as kohberger's defense team prepared for his next day in court, which won't be until june 26th. tonight and for the foreseeable future, bryan kohberger remains in a moscow, idaho, jail. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano has been covering that case for us, thank you. back here in washington, embattled freshman lawmaker george santos is facing new accusations that he stole money from a disabled veteran who was trying to get lifesaving surgery for his dying service dog. well, that's just one of the latest revelations about the admitted liar. here's cbs's catelin huey-burns. >> reporter: despite growing calls to resign, george santos has secured seats on two congressional committees, and the backing of house republican leadership. >> we're fielding calls in the office already. >> reporter: but calls from cbs news to his district office in new york, which still has his predecessor'

small community in moscow terrified for weeks after roommates kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and ethan chapin were found stabbed to death in their off-campus home in mid-november. brian's father flew from his home in the poconos to washington state for a preplanned cross country road trip back home to pennsylvania for christmas in that white hyundai elantra. >> driving across country took them approximately 2 1/2 days. mr. kohberger indicated brian was acting normal and not out of character on the drive back from washington. >> the car seized from the kohbergers' home after brian was arrested early friday morning. the monroe county chief public defender saying brian is eager to return to idaho and be exonerated. police in moscow say they're confident their arrested the only person responsible for the murders. still, they're searching for a murder weapon they describe as a fixed blade knife. the police chief saying the community has a name and a face and now they're hoping more people will come forward with information. >> we have a lot of work to do still. we still have a lo

kohberger is accused of killing university of idaho students kaylee goncalves, madison mogen xana kernodled ethan chapin as they slept on november 13th. once back in idaho, a probable cause affidavit will detail the evidence against him. >> i definitely believe one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition, and hurry his return back to idaho, was the need to know what was in those documents. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was a ph.d. criminology student at washington state university, and lived in pullman, washington, about a 15 minute drive from the crime scene. if convicted, kohberger faces life in prison and possible the death penalty. cbs news has learned he's still here in a pennsylvania jail tonight, on suicide watch as a precaution, but he has been assigned a public defender in idaho, where he has to arrive within ten days. norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste with that new information, thank you. let's turn now to the war in ukraine. cbs news has learned it was in fact a long-range rocket system provided by the u.s. and used by ukrainian forces to kill or wound hund

xana kernodle received a doordash and heard what she thought was kaylee goncalves playing with her dogher bedroom. she thought she heard kaylee say there is someone in here and she heard what she thought was crying from xana's room and her phone showed she was on tiktok leading police to believe she was still alive at that time. the neighbor security camera picked up a noise that sounded like a loud thud and wimper and dm encounters the killer and he is believed to have left the scene at 4:20 and his are cawas picked up at 5:25 near wsu. bryan kohberger appeared in court yesterday, kaylee goncalves father was too emotional to speak outside the courthouse, but here is the family attorney. >> it is an emotional time seeing the defendant for the first time. this is the beginning of the criminal justice system and the family will be here for the longhaul. >> brooke: bryan kohberger will rema remain -- >> ashley: bring in bob bianci, forensic expert at fulton county medical examiner's ofls. thank you for being with us. robert, to you first. how hard will this case be for the public defender

heard crying from xana kernodle's room, heard a voice say it's okay i'm going to help you. she described him as 5'10", not muscular, but athletically built with bushy eyebrows, saying he walked past her as she stood in a frozen shocked face. but questions remain why no one called 911 until eight hours later. the document details multiple s sights of a suspect vehicle showing a white hyundai elantra like this one that led to kohberger's arrest. about two weeks after the murders, police from washington state university flagged his vehicle later seen at a traffic stop in mid december in indiana while driving with his father to pennsylvania. and before the cross country drive and five days after the murders, kohberger received a new license plate for his car according to washington state licensing documents. cell phone records also show that kohberger's phone was near the victim's residence at least a dozen times since june, including about five hours after police believe he committed the murders according to court documents. kohberger seated with a new court appointed attorney

the public defender representing a man accused of murdering kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodlenot tried in a court of public opinion. today's hearing comes as bryan kohberger studying forensic dna and prosecutors used to secure criminal convictions two weeks before the killings of the university of idaho. one student in his criminology class at washington state university said kohberger over world-renowned professor saying, "it is as if he knew better." he was pulled over twice in indiana during his cross-country trip with his father with idaho to pennsylvania. he was traveling in a white car, and authorities have been searching and connection with the murders. kohberger's defense attorney said i know they were pulled over indiana back-to-back. i believe one for speeding and following too closely to a car in front of them. i don't know if they were issued a ticket but the father of kakaylee goncalves, he will not stop until true justice is served. >> i want to stand against this person who is responsible for this and i want to say that we will not let it go. our mission is to f

we have previously reported that xana kernodle and madison mogen both worked at the mad greek restauranthe girls were very just positive and so wonderful to be around at that workplace. it's really unclear, though, if either of those victims were at the restaurant when kohberger visited or if he ever interacted with those victims at the restaurant. law enforcement apparently aware of those visits and has interviewed employees and owners of the restaurant. that's also according to "people" magazine. kohberger is scheduled to appear in june before a judge where that judge will decide if there is enough evidence to go forward with a trial. wolf. >> all right, veronica. thank you very much. veronica miracle reporting. >>> just ahead, we're learning new information right now about damar hamlin's recovery and whether he'll attend sunday's playoff showdown between the buffalo bills and the cincinnati bengals. we'll be right back. with voya, considerining all your financial choices together... can n help you be better prepared for unexpectcted events. voya. well planned.. well invested. well pro

year-old suspect chose this house and whether he knew any of the four victims, ethan chapin, xana kernodledison mogen and kaylee goncalves. the affidavit revealing around 4:00 in the morning one of the surviving roommates heard crying and a voice saying it's okay i'm going to help you. that roommate then opened the door and saw a figure in dark clothing and a mask walk past her. raising the question, why did no one call 911 until noon on sunday. >> i think she was petrified. i think people respond different. i think she was just very scared. it's not like hollywood where everyone behaves like people think they would. >> according to the affidavit dna evidence also led police to the suspect. a knife sheathe was left on one of the victim's beds that contained dna similar to kohberger's father's dna found in the family's garbage. as authorities were surveilling the kohberger home, they witnessed kohberger putting crash in a neighbor's bin and were able to extract it. >> the surveillance team that's watching from a great distance, sees him come out and clean the car, top to bottom, inside and

that is the main road into kernersville -- into kernodle guerneville. >> we are know power and power outages and flood. we are hanging tough and there is a lot of support. we are riding through it. reporter: you heard there from a resident, a lot of residents dealing with power outages. in sonoma county, they have some information on their websites for those residents who had to leave their homes because of athletic. reggie: highway back open after flooding caused major problems yesterday. sky 7 is assuring one side of the highway totally covered in water. it took some drivers hours to navigate on a gilroy's city streets. drivers explain the feelings they had as they tried to get to their destination. >> it is crazy. we were checking a phone, it is closed everywhere. a risk, sure, but i have never seen it like this. reggie: drivers navigating both north and south directions had trouble getting to their homes they'd into last night -- their homes paid -- late last n kumasi: the biggest concerns were lower canyon encinal. the water wells are better now the canyon is leaving few options

on the second floor to the right of the door is the beth room where xana kernodle and ethan chapin were killed. on the second door to the left, according to the affidavit, that's where the witness bn was. >> reporter: based on the affidavit he was near the house. kohberger's cell phone signal was detected 12 times near the house over a period of five months prior to the murders. all of these occasions except for one occurred in the late evening and early morning hours of their respective days. it wouldn't necessarily be suspicious if bryan kohberger drove past this house 12 times over the last five months if they were busy or prominent streets or streets on the way to the other neighborhood but to come here, you have to be looking for it. these roads are winding, narrow, curvy. in short, it seems difficult to accidentally end up here. the affidavit states one of the students who survived with the initials dm heard crying and opened her door three times. she saw a figure clad in black clothing. dm described the figure as 5'10" or taller, male, not very muscular but athletically built wit

then looked out again when she thought she heard crying from xana kernodle's room. the roommate opening her door a third time, standing frozen as she saw a man clad in black clothing and a mask that covered the person's mouth and nose, noting he was athletically built as he walked toward her. getting so close she could make out his bushy eyebrows. he then walked right out the sliding glass door. the roommate then locking her door and police not contacted for another eight hours. overnight the family of one of the victims, kaylee goncalves, now speaking out after coming face-to-face with the suspect in court for the first time. >> his demeanor was dishevelled, beaten, surprised, overwhelmed. >> reporter: kaylee's father steve who has been relentless in his pursuit of answers telling abc news overnight he wants to make it as uncomfortable as possible for the defendant. >> we want him to feel and see what he's done. >> reporter: now, steve also told me that they plan on having family representation there every single time that kohberger has a court appearance. kohberge

sidney mcclain, xana kernodle's childhood friend. >> one the funniest people i met, always outgoing,ather todd who coached the girls gymnastics team struggling to come to terms with the crime. >> i think it comes down to just basically why. there's no sense to it. >> reporter: so, savannah, some students have been speaking with the idaho statesmen about their time in class actually with kohberger, one student saying he was academic and engaged in the classroom, but he was concerned because when he spoke with women, he was condescending and forceful. savannah, back to you. >> all right. stephanie, thank you. the investigation continuing there. >>> still ahead, guys, inflation now hitting the beer industry. sam brock is on that story for us. sam, bars, breweries, they are not raising a glass to this news, are they? >> reporter: yeah, guys, good morning. not too many people and it is early are saying cheers to beers going down in sales. now, beer has trailed the average rate of inflation for a while. not anymore now. whatat changed and d we talked d to a brewewerr in s south floririda a

on the second floor to the right of the door is the bedroom where xana kernodle and ethan chapin werefloor to the left in the back of the house, according to the affidavit, that's where the witness d.m. was. and finally on the third floor, you see that window right there according to the affidavit, that's where kaylee goncalves and sonia moghe were and that's where the knife sheath was found. based on theaffidavit, it appea kohberger has been near the house many times before. his cell phone signal was detected 12 times near the house over a period of five mos prior to the murders. all of these occasions except for one occurred in the late evening and early morning hours of their respective days. it wouldn't necessarily be suspicious if brian kohberger drove past this house 12 times over five months if these were busy or prominent streetser or streets on the way to another neighborhood. but you have to be looking for it. the roads are winding, they're narrow, curvy. in short, it seems difficult to accidentally end up here. the affidavit states that one the male walked towards the backs

the mom of one of the victims is anna kernodle slamming a public defender for abandoning her to go andresent the accused killer bryan kohberger. >> brian: joe rogan at it again >> awful on your side and willing to exaggerate on the other side. >> brian: in this case he is talking about what followed up the antifa riots, which were riots, unless, of course you were watching another network besides ours. ♪ and i'm hanging on a moment of truth ♪ i'm on the edge of glory ♪ and i'm hanging on a moment with you ♪ i'm on the edge, the edgehere ♪ the edge, the edge i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or

first-degree murder and one count of felony burglary in the stabbing deaths of ethan chapin, zena kernodle he can go back to idaho where he can continue to have due process and face these charges. >> reporter: and where he can have information about the evidence against him. idaho does not release the documents supporting an arrest warrant until the defendant returns to the state. >> i definitely believe that one of the main reasons the defendant chose to waive extradition and hurry his return back to idaho was the need to know what was in those documents. >> he said it. this is not him. he believes he is going to be exonerated. that's what he believes. those were his words. >> reporter: university of idaho provisional samuel newton tells cnn there is still a long road to trial. >> the government has to put on evidence to support its charge, to know that there was probable cause to arrest and charm him with those crimes. >> reporter: kaylee's father says he plans to be in court at some point when kholberger returns to idaho. >> we're going to look him in the eyes. he has been dealing with

madison mogen and xana kernodle were both servers at the restaurant. former employee saw brian kohberger order food there at least twice. that's not all, people is also reporting that he followed at least all three female victims online although they did not follow him back. the magazine says that he also sent a series of messages to one of the victims. according to an investigative source, quote, basically it was just saying hey, how are you, but he did it again and again. let's discuss now, he's a professor of criminology and criminal justice at the university of alabama. adam, what do you make of all of these details, and how might they fit into a larger case? >> about a year ago, i published a sexual frustration theory of aggression. little did i know, one of the warnings was about people becoming obsessed with, especially when they see online on social media. perhaps in public, or on dating apps. the problem here is, i think the reason social media is such an exhausted bader's four young men like bryan kohberger, he could stare at these young wome

madison mogen and xana kernodle were servers there.rt in a facebook post. a reporter who worked on the story described to erin burn whaet he was told. >> he had certain dietary requirements. he was a strict vegan, and he wanted to make sure that none of his food had touched animal products. this is obviously a pizza place that has vegan options that are far beyond like a pineapple pizza but are actual vegan pizzas. and he was always ordering those. >> yeah, but that kind of bizarre obsession with it stood out. all right. so the instagram -- i mentioned after the technical issues that you reported there was an instagram account that authorities believe belonged to kohb kohberger. we haven't confirmed this, but you've reported this, that sent a series of messages to one of the victims saying, hey, how are you? and kept doing it. what more have you learned about that? >> none of those messages were strange, none of those messages were aggressive or threatening or anything like that. but yeah, he was trying to make some sort of contact wit

zana kernodle family has set up a scholarship in her name at the university of idaho. did you many really sydney when there was that the announcement of an arrest? >> yeah, definitely a little i still think there's a lot of answers. i would like. so until i get those, i think they're still. going to be a little hung up on so just about the answers, i guess sydney griffin, it was in his childhood best friend >> sydney 100 added started a fundraiser through their gymnastics academy in florida to raise money for zenit scholarship endowment has anna was one of our students for about 6 years. and besides that, she was also one of my daughter's best friend. so she was always at our her dad was single. she would come to our house until he picked after work. so it almost like was another daughter. so it's it's been a really difficult time period for sure. the fraternity sigma chi also setting up a scholarship and ethan chapin is name so many of these families and friends trying to turn this tragedy into some form. >> of good. >> that was brian entin re >> there was one last st

madison mogen and xana kernodle were both servers at the mad greek restaurant near the university of report from people says a former employee saw kohberger order food there at least twice. it comes amid growing questions about any ties between the suspect and the four students he is accused of so horrifically and brutally murdering. outfront, people's senior crime writer. steve, i appreciate you taking the time to explain what you have learned from your reporting. i know you spoke to this former employee who worked with madison and xana at the restaurant. how did they remember bryan kohberger, and what did they know about him? >> the interesting thing about bryan kohberger is he's the type of guy who doesn't normally make an impact. but the reason why they remembered him was because he had such specific dietary requirements that he had, and he wanted to make sure -- >> all right. we're trying to get his audio back, everybody. sometimes i'm not sure if it's me or everybody. so we're just watching the courtroom here with his appearance while we try to get his audio back up here for st