bryan kohberger s attorney said he drove to pennsylvania with his father. kohberger s attorney was told that he was driving home for the holidays. authorities tracked the suspect all the way to pennsylvania and watched him for days before finally making an arrest in the middle of the night. veronica miracle is following the story for us from moscow, idaho. what s the mood like now there after there s actually finally an arrest? reporter: paula, the community of moscow has really been on edge for the last seven weeks. it has been very tense here. businesses have shut down early so their employees could get home at a reasonable hour. in fact, other businesses say that some of the employees left the city because this is a college town. students make up a lot of the employees. they didn t feel safe being here. there s such a sense of relief now. of course, it doesn t change the fact that these four gruesome murders happened at the house behind me in this very seemingly safe com
safe community. but i think so many people are just finally feeling like they can take a breath for the first time in almost two months. that tension now has moved over across the state line to the washington side, near pullman, washington. in that community where the washington state university graduate student, bryan kohberger, is now a suspect. we went over to his apartment that was being searched over the weekend. we spoke to a woman who lives just below him. she said that their interactions had been cordial. however, she noted that during the time that he lived above her for the last four months or so, he was always making noise in the middle of the night. she said she never heard any noise during the day. but at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning they would hear the vacuum, a lot of noise. it disturbed their sleep. it created a bit of tension for them, her and her husband and her kids. then she said in the last couple of weeks, she hasn t run into