scheduled for tuesday the earliest on this arrest and what comes next, just ahead, and in the meantime, there are two major passing to note on this finally in 2022, the pope benedict the 16th, the first pope coming to resign and nearly 600 years, has died at the age of 95 and tv journalism pioneer barbara walters has died to date 93 and a look back at both of their legacies, coming up the first time, the rest of the idaho murder suspect, moreno final standing by with her expert analysis met for an has more the suspect is background, but we begin with dan springer, live in washington, here were the suspect was attending grad school comedy on. yes john, i learned today from a pulley source, that the police investigators really just locked in on their suspect within the last few days in a dna, more specifically, genetic genealogy, whiskey played a key role in pointing them to their suspect in a s.w.a.t. team arrested and 28 -year-old ryan kohlberg, early on friday morning and
her somehow stiff media buzz about walters astounding career trajectory. she starts out as this showgirl which is some condescending but at the time it was a big break and she ends up with the coanchor ship of abc news with the stolen - she doesn t he does want to sit next to the southern she was on for their interview presidents and celebrities and murder suspects and then mid career, starts the view. dan: the view proved influential to say the least and here s former cohost on fox and friends elizabeth also back. she was relentless in the research and always prepared enemy i learned interview and know more about the person you re interviewing maybe they knew about themselves. on her still possible walters weighed in on what her legacy would be. compound when i say that all of the young women, are making in reporting the news, if i get anything to help that happen, gosh, that is my legacy. reporter: she said she died surrounded by family and i, with
bureau was our home through the major news events of our time impeachments, wars, congressional fights, bush v. gore and 9/11. but after ever evolving news environment has inspired us to redesign our new offices bigger and better to compliment the latest technology along with our solid story telling and reporting. steve: how great is that? 25 years ago when we first started they had a small space. as we grew so did they. it s terrific they were able to finally get everything unified around that big beautiful newsroom and what a tribute to the memories of tony snow and charles krauthammer. ainsley: i know. over 25 years we have had the opportunity to meet so many remarkable people. interview presidents. get to know charles krauthammer. get to know tony snow. these amazing individuals and now to honor them, i think that was such a sweet tribute. pete: very fitting i used to get