gary tuchman is standing by. gary, i want to remind our viewers what we are looking at now, where they are seeing on the side of the screen. you are seeing a number of police vehicles and other unmarked vehicles leaving the scene where this person -- yes, i know -- we are the person, where the person was captured. gary, i don't know if you can hear me -- are these live pictures? okay. we are looking at live pictures. so, you can actually see gary tuchman there on the side. he's the great hair guy trying to talk to authorities. gary, i'm assuming you don't have i ate the ifb. gary doesn't, he's out of range. -- talk to a police officer they are about 15 minutes or so ago, who learned from that police officer that he had in fact apprehended them. you can see some other people standing on the side of the road, giving the thumbs up to law enforcement as they drive by. john, what goes into a man hunt like this? you talked about all the different agencies that are involved. but just the coordinating of all those agencie

. >> gary tuchman is standing by. remind the viewers what we're looking at on the side of the screen, we're seeing a number of police vehicles and unmarked vehicles leaving the scene where this person -- yes, i know -- where the person was captured. gary, i don't know if you can hear me. are these live pictures? okay. we're looking at live pictures. you can see gary tuchman there on the side, the gray-haired guy trying to talk to authorities. he's out of range. we'll try to go back but he's trying to gather information. he talked to a police officer 15 minutes or so ago, learned that they had in fact apprehended them. you can see other people on the other side of the road giving the thumbs up to law enforcement as they drive by. john, what goes into a manhunt like this? you talked about the different agencies involved, but coordinating all those agencies, when you have so many police officers descending on an area, it can cause problems. >> it can, you don't want a blue on blue situation, which is why plainsclothes pe

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gary tuchman is there. you've been at the scene of the capture. what do you make of what police revealed and what are you learning from sources how it transpired? >> reporter: all right. we can give you additional information you haven't heard from the news conference. this man was captured in this waterford place condo community, gated, upscale community. because people had heard already it was likely this man was in cobb county, georgia, this is 11 miles northwest where the shooting happened, everyone was on alert. we talked to a woman inside here. we walked inside the complex and she heard two dogs barking inside loudly. they weren't stopping. she's heard them before but they kept barking and she was suspicious. she thought i wonder if the man on the loose could be in the gondola in the pool area. it was a hunch. she called the police, the police rushed in. we were following the police, they went inside, we waited outside. the women tell us, you may hear it later. the police went to the pool and gondola and started yelling get down and people h

cnn's gary tuchman reports from the campus. >> reporter: it's been exactly half a year since four studentshouse here at the university of idaho in moscow, idaho. now six months later this university is doing something that is wonderful. yesterday the spring commencement was held. there was a morning ceremony and afternoon ceremony held on the university of yoidaho football stadium. what was done was this. the family members of the slain students were honored with "the post" post human use degrees. case in midnight in the mornin maddie mogen would have been 2 years old a week from thursday. she was in the business school and seechd a bachelor's degree in marketing. her family accepted her diploma. her mother's husband and her father. >> president green, madison mogen has been recommended by the faculty of the college of business and economics to receive a posthumous bachelor's degree. by the virtue of the authority vested in me by the board of regents bit the university of idaho i confer upon madison may mogen the posthumous degree earned her family will receive the diploma of the universit

one is gary tuchman, who's with them now. gary? >> anderson, eight people are with me.so have something in common, none of them have voted in the past four either joe biden or hillary clinton. six them voted for donald trump in the past. one did not vote in the past two election. one was too young to vote. that's what they have in common. and most of them are trump supporters. what i want to ask you first of all is do you think, show of hands, anybody think donald trump looks better after this town hall? many of you think he looks worse? do you think the same thing about you as when you watch him? first thing i would ask about, donald trump, you have to be blunt about it, is not a truth teller. that's the way he's always been when he was a businessman, a politician. he has lied about the 2020 election, stuffed ballot boxes, it's all made up. he's lost dozens of court cases. does it bother you that he keeps talking about 2020 and not 2024? i will ask you first, this is jonathan leslie, 40, republican, voted for trump twice, how do you feel about those lies? >> i think pa

our gary tuchman was there.nd exactly six months after four students were murdered at the university of idaho, the students were honored posthumously. xana kernodle received a certificate in marketing. hailee goncalves received her bachelor in studies. >> reporter: when madison may goegen was little, he loved singing, dancing, and animals. she had an interest in the world of business when she got older. she was majoring in marketing at the university of idaho's business school, when she was murdered. ben mogen is her father. maddie was his only child. >> just so bright and would go after what she wanted in life. yeah, i think she could have done anything she put her mind to. >> reporter: kim is one of maddie's grandmothers. >> she was well loved and she's gone. it's still hard to believe. ♪ >> reporter: this past weekend was the spring commencement of the university of idaho. maddie was a senior and would have been here for the graduation. but in a sensue, she was here. >> it's sad and it's happy. and it's -- ye

i think it just depends on the type of situation, for example, the way gary tuchman reported about thefrom the women. that is one of the best case scenario because you are now getting information that the police haven't put out yet, even though the situation has been resolved. because i, personally, don't want to come across some who may be armed and dangerous just for the sake of beating a newscast or getting, you know, trending on twitter. or whatever it may be. it is just not worth it. >> there's also a lot of false alarms to in the situation. two weeks ago, if you remember, there was a story of a man who got upset with the basketball that rolled into his yard and began shooting at a neighbor, and shot a six-year-old child and father. the mother, another person. he was on the loose for today's and people in the neighborhood kept saying they couldn't sleep, they were afraid, they were scared. you are out in that neighborhood with them. they were afraid to be in their homes. we were out there live with a basketball, you know, goal. and i remember -- >> is interacting with some days on

gary tuchman joins us from moscow, idaho. what was it like there this weekend? cascade of emotions, kate. it was a wonderful and appropriate decision by the university of idaho to honor all four of these students, two were seniors, they should have been on the ground at the football stadium getting their degrees with 1,500 fellow students. they were not. so what was done was those two seniors were awarded posthumous bachelors degrees, they weren't honorary degrees, they were actual degrees they earned. one of the degrees went to the family of maddy mogen, maddy would have been 22 years old a week from thursday, her family tells us when she was a little girl she loved to sing and dance and loved animals, but as the years went on she developed a love for business. she was in the business school here, majoring in marketing, wanted to be an entrepreneur, she graduated cum laude, her mother, mother's husband and father accepted her diploma. >> by the virtue of the authority vested in me by the board of regents of the university of idaho, i hereby confer respond madis

our gary tuchman was there, his report next. >> this weekend, exactly six months after four university the university honored those students with posthumous degrees and certificates. ethan chapin was awarded a certificate of recreation, sport, and tourism management. sonic or nodal, received a certificate in marketing. kayleigh goncalves, received her bachelor of general studies degree, and xana kernodle -- to see how she was honored. >> when madison may mogen was little, she loved singing, dancing, and animals. mattie maintain those interest her whole life. but added an interest in the world of business as she got older. of something becoming an entrepreneur. she was majoring in marketing at the university of idaho's business school, when she was murdered. ben mogen is her father. maddie was his only child. >> just so bright, and would go after what she wanted in life. yeah, i think she could've done anything she put her mind to. >> kim -- is one of maddie's grandmothers. >> she was well loved. she's gone. it's still hard to believe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this past weekend, with the spring commenc