♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after the horrific murder for college students in moscow, hope cap to the nation's attention please have a suspect in custody. brian christopher kohberger arrested early yesterday in a rural pennsylvania town but welcome to fox news live i am pope emeritus benedict xvi. >> i'm gillian turner. jen what is said to be in front of a judge for an extradition hearing tuesday we have fox team coverage. matt finn is digging through the

past and at dan springer's on that ground and i to help it would be given a senior correspondent laura ingle. she is in monroe county, pennsylvania by this is where the suspect is now being held. >> hi there, he is being held right here behind me at the monroe county correctional facility. now that we have a name and a face to go along with the suspect, we are learning more and more people are coming forward. former and current classmates talking about what type of person he was in class. and about some the things he was he doing in the days after the murders. we have this picture now 28-year-old brian kohberger. he sank it into custody early friday priest setting for a phd in criminology and washington state. that is just under 9 miles from of the murders took place for it one student suddenly your post today he's part of a group discussion about the murders. on deadpan during that conversation for the chief of police in moscow telling fox

today they are searching for the murder weapon cannot reveal a motive until he is extradited back to the state where the crimes occurred, listen. ducks idaho law says basically we cannot release anything until there's a court appearance in idaho. once that happens you'll see a lot of our documentation as to where we are in our investigation. >> chief telling us also investigators are processing and has parents house in monroe county they arrested him on a fugitive of justice warrant. >> the work doesn't stop now. we are going to push through. i said all along we're going to push this through to the end. we are at a point now where it is time to push through to the end and get a conviction. >> kohberger is being held on nobody pretty expected to have a court appearance on tuesday. fox news has learned today's been kept in a suicide prevention vest for the time being, back to you. >> laura engel in monroe county

for secession and thank you. >> jillian we do have more on this and dan springer is live in idaho with insight on how the community is reacting, dan. >> is you just heard from laura's report chief has been doing a lot of interviews today for he's really not revealing anything more about the suspect, brian kohberger and what led police to him for it i am told her a judge here to sign an arrest warrant a note not arrest warrant for suspect out-of-state and four murder counts the police had to present a lot of evidence and that they have a solid case against this guy. a source here moscow pd just confirmed investigators have only been focused on kohberger the last few days for genetic genealogy help lead them to zero in on him. it's cutting edge work done on dna that was left at the crime scene by the suspect. the families of the victims are relieved. >> to me and my family feels

like the first we've had in the seven days. you can't smile when you have this over head. it feels like a little bit of weight has been relieved things are on the right track. >> chapin was the only mail victim's family could have statement yesterday which said in part we are relieved this chapter is over provides a form of closure. however it does not alter the outcome or alleviate the pain. we missed ethan and our family is forever changed. yesterday morning police searching kohberger's apartment and office, both on the campus of washington state university about 10 miles on the murder scene. campus police assisted and in a statement the university chancellor said quote kohberger had completed his first semester as a phd student wsu criminal justice program earlier this month. what that means is that if kohberger is the killer, he did not go into hiding right away. he would've come back to his classes just a few miles away to

finish before heading home to pennsylvania for the holidays. so at least for several weeks he would've been hiding here in plain sight. would have just gotten to the surface phd program in august. he is not out here very long. alicia: dan springer live in moscow, idaho. thirty-seven matt finn joins us knows that breaking news on the background. high mass. >> we are going to have to leave map there for a moment will refix some audio issues he is having there. alicia, are you here? >> hi we are back. i am here. [laughter] while we are waiting for new york to figure out the audio issues, alicia, we are learning brand-new details by the hour it seems about the suspect.

other outlets this morning are reporting he had an ocd complex. and it affected pretty much every aspect of his life. in particular his diet interestingly enough. alicia: that was really interesting. i think of what of the reports it was described as extreme veganism. he was so extremist parents or family members i one point who he was visiting according to reporting had to throw out or buy new pots and pans because he did not want to eat food that was cooked inside pans and pots that it also cooked meat. there is still so much to learn with this regard. julian, i found it so chilling he continued according to reporting in dan springer's reporting he was continuing to go to classes and did not leave the area. gillian: think about other students other people exposed him in the aftermath of this horrific murder. i believe matt finn we have your back and you got new details for

us. >> good to see you again. police say the suspected killer was a phd student for criminal justice and criminology and washington state university. i was just on the ground they are covering this story. the university of idaho over the murders happened in washington state university are basically neighboring cities is an easy 15 minute drive away. bryan was up originally from the poconos. fox news digital spoke to some of the suspected killer's classmates at pleasant valley high school. they described him as a shy genius. he was awkward and girls in particular mocked him, threw things at him and bullied him. a classmate at northampton community college also says kohberger was awkward in his intelligence stood out among his peers even his own his higher level classes for that on the west coast in pullman, washington where he was living, a neighbor at his apartment buildings that he was quite did not appear to live a lifestyle out of the ordinary. and also this poster earlier

this year that has surfaced appears to show kohberger was looking to speak with people who committed crimes as part of his research for school. in that unconfirmed post erupted in part quote i am inviting you to participate in a research project that seeks to understand how emotions and psychological traits influence decision-making when committing a crime. since the stories of these murders broke last month speculators online have been making comparisons of this case to ted bundy. now some say kohberger mug shot physically resembles ted bundy buried people join comparisons about how monday stopped and killed college students, also making note bundy and kohberger both went to universities in the state of washington, jillian, alicia. gillian: thank you for joining us again this hour we appreciate it. alicia: tuning is not to break in the legal process that lies ahead for the suspect attorney bryan claypool. thank you so much for being here. we have a fox digital reporter,

on the ground in moscow during a credible reporting. she did do a sitdown interview with the moscow police chief. she asked the question so many of us are also asking, take a listen. >> does the suspect to have any known connection to the victims or the victim's extended network? or do you believe these four victims are randomly targeted? >> that is part of the investigation we are still putting pieces together. we are still gathering information for that's what we still ask people, send us tips on the individual. send us any information you have it. because that is all going to build part of that picture that is going to give us even more information. >> bryant she told kristine that they 400 calls within an hour. how did they or to question how exactly they got to the point where they were getting to the point to rest this guy. >> hey alicia green to be with you and happy new year. i think the game changer was the

car. i have learned they trace the car for weeks and it finally located it. that is what led them to kohberger. what really concerns me here, we are all happy he has been arrested. but we cannot do the celebration he has not been convicted. let's walk to the process for the first stage of a murder prosecution is an arrest. it takes less evidence to get an arrest warrant than it does to sustain what's called a preliminary hearing is going to have to happen in a couple weeks in idaho in an actual trial. why's that important? these forensic experts are going to have to work around the cl clock. you've got for potential crime scenes you've got the scene of the crime, his apartment, you've got the parent tone, and you've got the car. they have got to be scouring all four of those especially the car now. for example any bloodstains in the car, any hair fibers on the seat of the carpet in the fingerprints on the steering wheel that might have dna.

here's another big game changer. this could be the breaking piece of evidence in this case, they are need to get a dna swab of kohberger. either he doesn't voluntarily or they've got to get a court order asap to get his dna swab. two of these victims had defense wounds. i bet you anything there might be his skin under the fingernails of two of these victims. they will now be able to do that dna match. i think that is really what's going to break this case. the last point i want to make is you've got his phone you've got to go back to phone records any text messages. it would really help the case you could show he knew these victims were the chief came out said this was targeted so is he texting any of these victims on social media? was he connected to any of these victims? and also his bank records. >> we do not have those answers yet because under idaho law everything is sealed until he gets to the state of idaho. which leads me to the question

of extradition progress extradition hearing next week. could he fight this in a way that will significantly slow things down? or do you think he will be in idaho by next week? >> i think he will be in idaho by next week. and again i'm not defending this guy. if he is smart and talk to lawyers and his lawyer is smart they would waive extradition, why? that accelerates the process. under idaho law for example within 14 days of him having his first court appearance in idaho there has to be a polin neri hearing. that is critical. the prosecutors need to have substantial evidence at that per luminary hearing to prove each element of the crime. that is why this forensic analysis process is crucial. it's got to be done 24/7 within the next two weeks. alicia: brian claypool weeks appreciate your expertise today and want to wish a happy new year. >> thank you so much happy new year. >> thank you.

♪ >> you are looking at a live picture of vatican square. mourners there gathering to honor pope emeritus benedict xvi who passed earlier today. the former head of the catholic church was 95 years old. as the world mourns the loss of the historic religious leader we have fox team coverage honoring his legacy. his live in london we began first with charles watson, hi charles. >> hi jillian pope emeritus benedict xvi has a profound effect on catholics across the globe in a position he never really imagined himself in, for decades cardinal joseph alois ratzinger earning a reputation as a staunch conservative. when john paul ii died after more than 25 years as pope and took the cardinals just two days to give the job to a 78-year-old german, a scholarly man who did not particularly want it.

as pope emeritus benedict xvi he battled relativism pretty what's true for one person might not reach her for someone else. pope benedict 2008 visit to the united states would be remembered not only for his birthday celebration in the white house, a stop at ground zero and yankee stadium but also by the way in which he addressed the catholic church abuse crisis that would haunt. [inaudible] >> who is really getting cannot be priests. >> or other criticism. benedictine offended muslims with the speech suggesting islam could be a violent religion and sparked a global up or when he lifted the excommunication for for renegade bishops. benedict was not a politician the pope was above all an intellectual and a priest and the pontiff was surprisingly well received by the crowds here in the u.s. and across the world

per this morning in new york city cardinal timothy dolan offered prayers for the pope emeritus at catholics cathedral. >> yes, yes we mourn his death. we will miss him very much. we are sad. but, we also praise almighty god the gift that he was his 96 years. his humility, his towering intellect. his tender care of the flock. >> he was a very holy man i met him a couple of times. heat radiated humility. if it's a virtue we need in the modern world it is humility. >> just a few moments ago president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi release statements mourning the death of pope emeritus benedict xvi, more they had to say the next hour of "fox news live", jillian. gillian: charles watson life for us this afternoon thank you.

b6 leaders and around the are offering their condolences in the wake of pope emeritus benedict xvi death. we had now to london or ryan has more on how people are paying tribute, ryan. >> hi the condolences have been pouring in for a good nine hours now. since the late pope passed away. too many to go through. i will give you a few beginning with the german chancellor scholz who called the pope emeritus benedict xvi eight formative figure of the catholic church. that statement is a bells ring out from the munich cathedral work benedict served as archbishop for a number of years. when benedict took over from pope john pollan 2005 you will remember he became the first pope from germany and more than 1000 years. french president said the former pope worked with quote soul and

intelligence or a more fraternal world. very widely but at least half of france identifies itself as roman catholic. a little less than 5% is thought to attend mass regularly. not wanting to be left out russian president vladimir putin also praised pope benedict as a defender of traditional christian values in his new year's address to russians. putin himself fashions himself as a defender of traditional orthodox christian values. the kremlin and pope francis have been at odds over some pope francis' comments about the war in ukraine. the vatican is offering to mediate between russia and ukraine. neither side have said it is time for that. i was just sworn in as israel prime minister for the sixth time just two days ago but he

also issued a statement saying i send my deep condolences on behalf of all israeli citizens to the christian world. pope benedict made up historic visit to israel 2009. he also visited to pay homage to victims of the holocaust. and since pope emeritus benedict xvi was the first of pontiff in six centuries to resign from the job, the catholic church of course already has another pope installed and has had another pope for nine years for that is of course pope francis. you heard pope francis has already appeared in st. peter's square just outside of the vatican to greet some of the people that came to pray for pope benedict. he called pope benedict his predecessor, a good in a man, back to you. >> thank you. >> legendary journalist barbara walters has passed away at 93 she was an emmy award-winning

dozens of times and esteemed viewers of slavers and politicians alike. she broke glass ceilings everywhere she went. alexandria hoff has the details on walters a five decade long career and look back force now, hi alex. >> barbara walters was 93 years old. she was able to command an interview with warmth and provided the same transparency into her own life that she sought from others for the daughter of eight nightclub owner, walters met her tv debut in the today show as what was known as a two-day girl relegated to topics are required little seriousness. she often spoke of the early days of her career in the minute she worked beside considering her unworthy of hard news topics. and yet her coverage and her popularity grew. in 1976 walters joint abc news as a first woman to anchor an evening news program. as ceo of walt disney company shared this quote, barbara was a true legend, a pioneer not just for women in journalism but for journalism itself. she was a one-of-a-kind reporter

collated many of the most important interviews of our t time. it is so true during walters group she interviewed everett sitting president from the nixon administration all the way up to president obama. and then at one point she starts the view. this was a midcareer change here. she went out and this was nothing short of influential. we spoke with former view cohost and former fox and friends cohost about barbara walters interview unique style. >> a barber it would sit allow them to tell their story in a way that had a heart in a heartbeat for what they wanted to communicate. the word says be a voice for the voiceless, barbara walters was that progress on her last show of cohost walters weighed in on what her legacy would be. >> finally, how proud when i say all the young women who are making and reporting the news if i did anything to help that

happen, that is my legacy. >> 's it certainly is what walter spokesperson said she died surrounded by family lived her life with no regrets for a short time ago president biden offered a tweet offering condolences to barbara walters daughter jacqueline sank she lived as an example of bravery in truth, jillian. gillian: alex off thank you. kevin mccarthy's make his run for speaker of the house this tuesday. but does he have the votes to become house speaker? our political panel will debate next. and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go.

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>> is 2000 such a vote on the next acre of the house republicans taken control with a pretty slim majority for the front runner is often obviously kevin mccarthy. it's not clear if he had has the votes to win. joining is now public goal strategist former new york state senator. well, he's got about four votes to spare. it is a very narrow path what you think is going to happen? >> well, republicans and not to the red wave they were hoping for in november. that means it's a lot more difficult path to the speaker's chair for mccarthy. they are going to need to do more than throw bombs at president biden. they're going to need to have a clear message and a good record as a going to 2024 pregnant

kevin mccarthy is the one is best position to do that he certainly going to have a harder path but will still see cap mccarthy become speaker mcc mccarthy. >> one of his supporters he is the only one for the japanese owen that can cut deals with democrats, take a listen. >> i don't think so. i do not think so and here's why. he's got a body of work. you do back to 17 and 18. look at why we had democrats voting for the republican budgets because the republicans did not want those budgets. the floor leader mr. mccarthy cup though still the democrats. >> doesn't count for or against him i don't know. >> well, mccarthy's got a big problem, it is obvious but with only four votes to spare with the bigs and others think they won't vote for mccarthy but in fact they will vote for someone else. he has got a lot of maneuvering he has got to do before the vote

is taken next tuesday. many are saying this and might go to a second may be a third ballot. the first time only the second time since the civil war. we have got unprecedented maneuvering that we are going to see. we already hear concessions coming from mccarthy talking about making it easier to remove him as speaker. but at the end of the day what i'm really worried about is a tail wagging of the dog. this will be a perfect scenario for that when we have the extremes that will really strip down mccarthy in his ability to lead and dictate policies that we would not otherwise see. we have a major problem on our hands for the republicans but really for the country as a whole. >> new fox pulls out this week showed us that the number two priority for that nation after the economy is the border is a broken immigration system is there any chance new congress

will take it up? >> look we saw in november nearly tune of 40000 people come across the border. this was the highest rate of legal immigration in november ever. it's really saying it's become such a partisan issue. it reflects very poorly and president biden and the democrats under unified government they were not able to get a handle on this issue. think the vast majority of americans want the government to put a stop to illegal immigration in a way that is compassionate and takes care of the people we are trying to immigrate here. democrats have failed to deliver that. i do think with the republican majority in the house, with divided government perhaps that will apply more pressure to the biden administration and force him to finally act on this is issue. gillian: the biden ministration said they did just act when they pass this bill. she says that democrats got their priorities all kinds of mixed up, take a listen. >> a just class the largest omnibus in our nations history

$1.7 trillion. 800 million of it went down to customs and border protection. not to protect our secure our borders but to do things like paper tents, paper barbers, pay for transportation of these folks through our country. >> the antithesis of the wish list for border security. >> well, president biden is trying to send resources to the border because we have a major problem on our hands. with title 42 still in place, what that says is that everyone trying to cross the border and a file for asylum status because they are fleeing their home country are automatically sent back. we have major problems and humanitarian problems on the border. what has to get done is congress and the president have to work together. unfortunately what we have seen is the gop has hardened their stance over the past year where

they are refusing to take up immigration policy in congress. and that is the real problem here. we talk about securing the border. we can do both we can secure the border and we can fix our broken immigration policy. it is broken. i think we all have to come to that realization. if people are trying to get here into this country, we need to have a pathway for them. when there is no pathway that means they take major risks. they jeopardize their lives and those that are trying to patrol the border. and it helps no one. it makes a situation worse. that's why we see people trying to cross the border multiple times. some of those numbers are really inflated because we are talking about the same people just trying to get over the border multiple times. >> david we've got to live there but happy new year to both of you thanks for taking time with me. >> happy new year. alicia: the world is more than the passing of pope emeritus benedict xvi. more on his lasting legacy around the world, next.

now look at her leading headlines this hour. the world is mine the loss of historic religious figure today. pope emeritus benedict xvi passed away earlier inside the vatican walls. he was 95 years old. former head of the catholic church first made history or ultimately it made history as a first prompt her to step down from the job in nearly 600 years. many people around the world are also grieving the death of tv news icon barbara walters bred legendary broadcaster shattered glass ceilings of the first female anchor of abc news. she paved the way for few known journals around the globe. walters was 93 years old. and this, new developers in idaho murder mystery for the suspect is now been arrested in connection to the brutal killings of fort university of idaho students for 28-year-old bryan kohberger is facing four first-degree murder charges and felony burglary his arrest comes

just about seven weeks after the students were found dead in their off-campus home. president biden's family or spend the holiday weekend and the u.s. virgin islands as 2022 come so close. jackie heinrichs has the details. >> lee president has said many times he intends to run for reelection. but would need to talk it over with his family. he has targeted this weeks vacation in st. croix for that discussion for the first lady's' obvious privileged told fox about she and the biden family are very supportive. now we are just awaiting any word on a decision. >> he talked to found that running for reelection sir? [inaudible] book so we are expecting an announcement one way or another very early in the new year. a new fox news poll shows a whopping 64% of voters would

prefer biden not run again albeit that is an improvement from july 1 to 71% said he should not seek reelection. meantime the prez has not released to much of an agenda for the second half of his first term. more often than not will be hear from official is blame republicans for standing in the way things like canceling student debt lifting title 42. hooks and a timeline he will lay out the legislators were. >> again i do not want to get ahead of the president. i will let him speak to that when the time comes. >> so we have not heard much about how the president plans to ring in 2023. here in st. croix we are in the eastern most point in the u.s. but it's an island tradition to see the first sunrise of the new year. so we are awaiting any sort of details on what the president plans might entail. alicia: traveling with the president happy new year to you. >> happy new year thanks. millions of americans are set to

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southwest airlines right back to normal operations after cancer more than 16000 licensed last week's winter storm swept across the country leaving many travelers stranded over the holidays. or more on what happened and what recourse affected passengers we are joe my founder of travel pulse.com, mark murphy. happy new year to do you market. happy to see you. before you begin i'd like you to take a listen to it transportation secretary pete buttigieg to say about those impacted. >> u.s. department of transportation has your back. i want to make sure you know some of the ways you are owed compensation if you have been in the situation chris christmas eve. that includes not only getting a

refund if you choose not to travel in your flight was canceled but also getting compensated if you had a book on another airline. getting compensated for hotel expenses, ground transportation, meals. >> more than 16000 flights, families were impacted just so many people having problems. can the dot really move things along in a faster way for all these customers who were impacted getting the refunds and all of that? >> having to do a supply chain three that is the answer to your question, they can't. they can ask nicely they can control, they can threaten, in reality there is a contract every passenger agrees to that the airlines have the could be 40 or 50 pages long but no one ever reads it basically says you really have no rights as a traveler. the only thing the airline has to do is they cancel your flight they have to give you a refund, that is it. all the other stuff are nice to

have and promises many case to protect the brand. southwest has always had a great brand for customer service. they will go above and beyond in my opinion to make these things right for the passengers. when you're talking 16000 flights to take an average of 200 people per flight. some of those people never went. they're losing that revenue, compensation regulus will be a tough pill to swallow for them to be frank. >> you can get money back you cannot get time back that was lost or going to spend your family for the secretary said the very beginning of the soundbite the department of transportation has your back. i have to imagine are people out there sitting in airports for days on end thinking the storm is not a surprise. neither were the problems that southwest already had in their it system, right? >> nobody knows more that they were aware of the problems or not. we have a weather event just like they had you're going to

have massive cancellations for the airlines affected the most have big hubs in those main swaths of the country that were hit really, really hard. at the same time the issue southwest ran into what's an additional issue that had to do their it failing and they had to manually piece things together. that create a monumental disaster but we can go back and say what has happened over the last three years? a lot of government action create the situations that lead to fewer pilots if you are airline employees. with the mass vaccination mandates through the federal government people took early retirement because southwest and the other airlines had billions of dollars they did not lay off people per se but they incentivize them to leave and when demand came back over a year ago they were caught flat-footed. i blame the airline and management for that. i also blame these obscene there coupled with lockdowns to destroy businesses and printing

money. got this pent up demand in travel is about experiences, going places and doing things with her family and friends. a lot of people wanted to do that. the surge, they just were not prepared for what happens in a typical store like they have a 72 hour like to get irving back on track. that got extended out because of the it issues with southwest. that's a pretty much a people would have normally seen a 72 hour hiccup. there are things you can do in advance to prevent that, to have a plan b. but unfortunately plan b does not work when you're under 48 inches of snow in buffalo for instance. >> you mentioned the popularity of southwest airlines. going into the new year, as southwest going to have to change the way it structures its business customer it's different from other airlines for they don't have true hubs they have point-to-point system which is kind of complicated i do not exactly understand but i know it is different. do you think they're going to have to change things fall more in line with other traditional

airlines to business? >> you know, the hub system has taken a lot of the secondary markets out of play. if you are used to getting a flight into xyz destination, a lot of us got cut. that was the other thing the airline cut roots. you have planes that are packed that's normal. and when it gets back you've got to get people back on more planes but you don't have that many more planes in the air pretty do not have that many more crews. a gets exacerbated with what is going on. is not exactly accurate because southwest with the equivalent of denver, philadelphia, and dallas. it flies a little differently. that is not what we have this problem. that is a false statement right there. >> good to know, mark murphy happy new year thank you for your time today. >> thank you.

♪ russia is launching missiles at several ukrainian cities overnight including were at least 10 explosions shook the center of the capitol. earlier today. nay for way is on the ground in kyiv with the latest developments, high mates. >> certainly a new year's eve people will not forget. at least one person is dead. dozens are hurt after ukraine says russia had 20 cruise missiles across the country including here at the capitol of kyiv. take a look at this video. it started just about at lunch time today. is the second airstrike on ukraine in the past three days. this one feels different for it more civilian targets were hit. more siblings are hurt. you see a man standing over his wife's lifeless body but she's the one person we know killed in the strike and the kyiv riesenberg foreign minister said bottom and put a celebrate the new year by quote killing people. he claims russia was not even going after energy infrastructure in this attack.

we saw some evidence of that on the ground after the strike today, watch. >> one of those missiles targeting today slice through five residential floors at this hotel you see behind me. the street where i am standing and broken glass from the surrounding buildings as a result of that missile strike. many here wondering is this a result of inaccurate russian weapons or direct attempt by vladimir putin to break the will of the ukrainian people as they celebrate this new year's holiday. >> jillian you see a better view of that damaged hotel, just absently destroyed but here's the video during the daylight schools also hit in the kyiv riesenberg president zelenskyy with a message for ukrainians is new year's eve. listen. >> this russian missile attack is not the end of the year no matter how much the terrorist wanted. >> president zelenskyy also said russians will not be forgiven for terrorism. he says president putin is

hiding behind his people and has a military. and it's burning their country and their future. as for new year's eve celebrations here in ukraine, 30% of the kyiv region is without power. there is an 11:00 p.m. curfew. people are trying their best to celebrate. certainly more subdued celebration in years past. the ukrainian resolve shines through will send it back to you jillian. gillian: nate foy happy new year to you in kyiv. alicia: how one the most beloved characters in the history of comics, here's a hint, it is a, helped inspire a movement that provides warm blankets to tens of thousands of children in need. that is next. but if you're over 50 or live with a chronic condition, waiting could be deadly. because conditions like heart disease or diabetes raise your risk of serious illness or death from untreated covid. and if you don't get treatment within days, you may not be able to get treatment.

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♪ ♪ as we have been reporting, legendary journalist barbara walters has died at 93. she was a pioneer for female journalists everywhere. including myself and jillian. you know jillian, you and i sit here today experiencing the benefits of the trail barbara walters blazed it so easy to forget those things there has been so much progress since she started in this business. it really is a blessing. >> it is. i was reminded of that one i talked to how we who join me on set last hour to talk about her

legacy. the fact when she first became a coanchor over abc nightly news she had to wait for the men around her to ask multiple questions before she got questions in with their interview subjects. expired jaw dropped when i heard that. having to wait for those three questions. also be being called a today show growth as being considered a journalist for she was hired handed the lighter fare wasn't believe women could handle the tough interviews which known you look back at her incredible career, it is hard to even think someone thought that a barbara walters. she changed her, she changed that point of view and it was really hard. >> she has left a lot behind will carry on even without her. like the view, that was her effort to bring together women's voices to give them a seat at the table. in the show was fairly controversial but has been running now for decades and seemed poised to do so for many

more years. >> absolutely. on the last say on air, they had them bring out -- like they brought out all these female journalists from every network to come out and thank her so that she could see the impact her legacy had in the careers of journalism going forward. it is just incredible but also i will tell you i never miss a barbara walters special's and i never missed her oscars specials. it was such a nice peek into people of power that we did not have a special because we do not have social media back then. >> absolute truth, alicia it's been great working with you these two hours. want to wish a happy new year happy new year to your entire family and happy new year to everyone at home for. >> thank you so much gillian's been great to work with you today and yesterday. and to you and yours as well, happy new year. >> thank you that does it for us but fox news alive continues with molly line and richank ed. . contestants ready? go!

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