rotating teams on him so he doesn t identify anybody. i tell you, one of the important things about that tailing process is i think the right choice by the police and the feds not to speak about this case. the individual appeared to be fairly comfortable not thinking people were on his tail. that helped a lot here i think, alyson. it is remarkable because they put the be on the lookout for the car on december 7th so he had three weeks to get rid of car and he didn t. i agree, i guess them playing it close to the vest obviously did help. so casey, that brings me to you. the fact that we know that this suspect studied criminology and was soliciting information online from criminals in terms of how they planned their crimes and their feelings, let me read to you what he posted on reddit seeking information in particular this study seeks to understand the story behind your most recent criminal offense with an emphasis on your thoughts and feelings throughout
competitive district in what turned out to be a very republican year on long island. really interesting context. grant lolly, you guys make local news and print journalism proud and so we really appreciate you coming on and giving us your thoughts and if people had paid better attention, maybe we wouldn t be in this situation tonight. thanks so much. thank you, alyson, thank you. sad news tonight, legendary journalist barbara walters dying at the age of 93. her legacy and the people that knew and loved her, next. this cough. [sfx: coughs] this ll help. vicks vaporub? vicks varub s .medicated vapors go straight to the source of your coh. .so you can relieve your ugh to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief.
they were stabbed in their beds in the middle of the night. police say the suspect is a graduate student in criminology at washington state university. in a chilling social media post, the suspect tried to solicit information from criminals to, quote, understand how emotions and psychological traits influence decision making when committing a crime. let s go to cnn s veronica miracle live in idaho. how did police get this guy? reporter: alyson, so much information has come out in the last 12 hours. so much that we ve learned about bryan kohberger and a source telling pamela brown just recently that bryan kohberger drove his white hyundai elantra that one police were looking for from idaho all the way across the country to pennsylvania to hisparent s house around christmastime. and that source telling cnn during that time police were
in the middle of the night. police say the suspect is a graduate student in criminology at washington state university. in a chilling social media post, the suspect tried to solicit information from criminals to quote understand how emotions and psychological traits influence decision making when committing a crime. let s go to cnn s verronica miracle live in idaho. how did police get this guy? reporter: alyson, so much information has come out in the last 12 hours. so much that we ve learned about bryan kohberger and a source telling pamela brown just recently that prbryan kohberger drove his white hyundai elanta across the country to pennsylvania for christmastime and that source telling cnn during that time police were tracking his cross country drive and they were also surveilling his parents house and it was
and michelle obama. you didn t have a choice. all roads through the white house led to barbara walters as you point out. exactly. she was one i think candidates they needed to prove themselves to her in a way, in an interesting way. they needed to win her over. that s right. and do it while somehow avoiding crying. i remember how many people would sit down for a barbara walters interview and be like i vowed to myself i wasn t going to cry, but here i am weeping. you know, somehow she just turned on the waterworks for people. i think we have a bob iger from abc statement here. he says he just tweeted out she was a wonderful and kind reporter merchandise he says barbara was a true legend, a pioneer not just for women in journalism but for journalism it. she was a wonderful and kind reporter who landed one of the most important interviews of our time. from heads of state to the biggest regimes and sports