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Morning of the murders. and so there is -- and the dna, the dna came from -- this is a k-bar. im a former marine, and we all have these. the dn if a came from this button right here, kohbergers dna. and there is really no way around having your dna at that crime scene with all this other evidence to suggest that its all just sort of happenstance or can be explained away. it cannot. his d the na is going to be -- and right now i guarantee you that they are getting a warrant for his dna to swab an...

How do you solve a seven-hundred-year-old murder? Archaeologists and forensic scientists teamed up in Italy to sequence an ancient fight to the death.

0 encounters. not for five-day period, but for an entire fiscal year. under this administration with these policies, that 9,000 encounters is about a five-day period in the yuma sector today. you dont know what its like unless you see that happening. we are on a suboptimal path. it has to change. and to make a change it can be difficult. it can be short-term uncomfortable. but when you move to the correct path, all of a sudden things ease up and you can start having success. the direction here i...

Factual information, and all the forensics and attempt to assimilate those together in order to discern what the motivation or motivations could have been in this case. any crime, even a simple one but certainly one like this thats very complicated, theres never just one motive. there are multiple motives. so i would be looking for all those features to begin to discern what the motives were. >> mary ellen, how -- i mean, his studies and his interest in criminology, would that have helped him in...

>> absolutely. i would be looking for all the behavioral information, all the factual information, and all the forensics. in an attempt to assimilate those together in order to discern what the motivation or motivations couldve been in this case. any crime, even a simple one, but certainly one like this sets very complicated. there is never just one motive. there are multiple motives. i would be looking for all those features to begin to discern what the motives were. >> his studies and his inte...

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The killings shook the college town of Moscow, Idaho, which hadnt seen a murder in seven years.

To this point. >> the case has the unusual dimension. the suspect studied forensics in graduate school and is accused of such a high profile crime. imagine this is your ta now charged with a crime that youve been studying with him, a field youve been studying with him. what do you make of this? >> when you look at it, its creepy either way you look at it. if hes innocent of the defenses, its a creepy coincidence. if he is in fact guilty of the offenses then that also begs the question as to whet...

There he is in the middle in that orange jump suit of brutally stabbing four university of idaho students and close friends. they lived together. hes now in a pennsylvania courtroom where hes expected to waive the extradition to face multiple murder charges in moscow idaho. 28-year-old brian kohberger walked in stone-faced with his hand shackled in front of him, dodging reporter questions. fox news can confirm that forensics specialists matched the dna from the crime scene with dna that an immed...

0 >> john: doing the same thing and team 56 repeated over again, we could be here and march doing the same thing. we will see if there is anyway kevin mccarthy could convince the naysayers to come over to his side put i think there is two or three that will never switch. >> sandra: jim jordan made his best effort pitch the house for a moment ago. thank you for joining us, everyone in our coverage will continue. >> martha: thank you. continuing coverage here. im martha maccallum live in our natio...