kohberger has waved his right to a speedy trial. it's expected to begin next year.filed on kohberger's behalf by the judge and the state in this case is seeking the death penalty. >> dana, thank you. >>> up next, the aftermath of otis the devastation left in mexico by the category 5 hurricane and what is next for tourists who are now stranded. >>> but first, time for today's daily snapshot the lives affected by the israel/hamas war, particularly children, by some estimates more than 2,000 children have died in this conflict. sraeli defense forces say more than 20 children are >>> sam bankman-fried the founder of fallen ftx is on stand today. >> it appears that the jury wasn't in the courtroom for this. he faces a long list of charges that could lead to a potential life sentence if he's convicted. joining us now is kate rooney, she's been covering this trial and danny savales. kate, you're outside the courthouse right now, what's going on inside right now? >> reporter: an odd situation, no jury in there, sam bankman-fried is on the stand, think of it as a dress rehea

kohberger is facing counts in the stabbing death of four students there.tworth joins us with more. good morning to you, kayna. >> reporter: hey, juju, good morning. the judge also releasing a late filing after the hearing to say that he is still reviewing the dna information and has yet to decide if kohberger's defense team is entitled to see how the state zeroed in on their client using dna, but the judge did deny the indictment against kohberger's stands. wearing a blue suit and tie, bryan kohberger appearing before an idaho judge. >> state of idaho versus brian kohberger. >> reporter: his attorney calling for dismissal of the grand jury indictment and charges he faces for the murders of four students last november claiming there were flaws in the indictment and an error in grand jury instructions. >> there's clearly prejudice in the record that the court can see. >> reporter: but the judge saying the request for dismissal would require him to overturn over 100 years of idaho law. >> i am constrained by existing law. i can't just change the law. i am goi

the judge opting to keep cameras in the courtroom over bryan kohberger's objection.in, in this off campus home. his against team arguing the prosecution wrongly instructed them to incite lower than what's required >> the judge finding no support for that plan, saying his hands are tied. >> i am constrained by existing law. >> reporter: much of the legal wrangling in the case has been shrouded in secrecy. hours of arguments held behind closed doors. >> the grand jury is secret, so that's why it's sealed. >> reporter: kohberger's defense team suggesting in court papers the grand jury was biassed, there was insufficient evidence to charge him and prosecutors withheld evidence that could exonerate him. what exactly that evidence might be remains unknown a judge entered a not guilty plea on kohberger's behalf the state is seeking the death penalty. meanwhile, the families of the victims are anxious for a trial date as next month marks one year since the grizzly killings rattled this tight knit communities. >> amazing kids in the prime of their life. >> reporter: the mothe

. >> a judge has denied a motion to throw out the indictment of idaho murder suspect brian kohberger.is attorneys tried to have the indictment for the deaths of four college students last year, dismissed, citing alleged issues with the instruction given to the grand jury. but the judge found no issue with those instructions, as he also ruled cameras will remain in court. we are now hearing from the wife of that off duty alaska airlines pilot who is accused of trying to crash the plane by shutting off the engines mid-flight. >> joseph emmerson's wife attended his court appearance in oregon. she said she knew her husband was struggling with depression but never thought he'd do anything this extreme. emmerson told police he had a nervous breakdown, hadn't slept for 40 hours and took mushrooms. he faces 83 counts of attempted murder. >> a remarkable rescue at sea. a boater missing for two weeks has been found alive in the pacific. this boat left west port, washington, on october 12th with two people on board, but they never returned. and the coast guard exhausted a days long search. but y

a lot of saber rattling kohberger of iran.t does happen in gaza. and then hezbollah could get involved with southern lebanon and of course hezbollah takes all of its orders directly from iran. the big question is whether they will get involved. they're saying that they will get involved but it's also important to note, nicole, that iran does not want to bring the fight onto its own soil. iran's theory has always been to fight israel. but not on their own soil. that's why they have created what they call this axis of resistance. or the have hezbollah in lebanon. hamas on the gaza strip. and militants in syria as well as the syrian government being sympathetic to iran. and then of course we have militants in iraq going to border israel and yemen. they have all of these people doing their fighting for them. so the fight does not come onto iranian soil. whole thing went out in iran, -- to make everybody very aware that they may be pulling the strings but there is no blood being spelled in iran. as this develops we will have to see