their lives so easily, it was very humbling. >> reporter: and a somber graduation ceremony where kaylee goncalveshould have walked kaylee's family telling us through an attorney they're relieved that the authorities have someone in custody and that now the journey through the criminal justice system begins. steve patterson, nbc news >>> and we're back in a moment with the emotional reunion after one man rescued nearly two dozen lives from this week's snowstorm in buffalo >>> plus, the incredible moment an nfl quarterback sprang into action to save passengers from a helicopter crash stay with us >>> welcome back the blizzard that hit western new york state this week is now blamed for at least 40 deaths but tonight a story of lives saved and a reunion with the hero who brought nearly two dozen people to safety jesse kirsch reports tonight from buffalo >> reporter: when you need help -- >> stranded, freezing, out of gas. >> reporter: -- you want jay witley. did you think twice before heading out, or did you just jump right in >> no, that's not me. >> reporter: when jay got stuck in the blizzard tryi

what steve goncalves was trying to say in that interview is that there was some inconsistency in the stab wounds with maddie and kaylees is why he was able to figure out from his opinion who the target was. >> jennifer: we have another sound bite from steve goncalves. >> the coroner shared a bunch of information. there were some photos if you knew the house design, you would have seen there was a picture of kaylee's bed and it was made. there was nothing in there. so it was a process of elimination, if you had been in the home, if you knew the inside information like i knew, that was my daughter's room. >> jennifer: lawrence, what surprised you most today having followed this so very closely? >> jennifer: you know, honestly from our sources two days ago, we got a tip saying that they were getting ready to make an arrest or someone was -- it was imminent is what they told us. honestly, jennifer, i didn't put much stock into it. it had been so long. you get the fatigue and hope for the best. i didn't hear anything. lo and behold today they make the arrest. one thing i think cannot be overstated is law enforcement deserv

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>>> leading the news, in idaho, a killer is still on the loose new surveillance video shows kaylee goncalvesefore they were killed our steve patterson spoke with the victims' families. >> reporter: as the hunt for a killer stretches into its sixth week, frustration with the effort is only mounting for at least one of the victims' families >> i'm not sure they're capable of handling a quadruple murder >> reporter: a lawyer for the family of kaylee goncalves questioning how police have managed the investigation. >> if they are in over their heads, then acknowledge that and turn the investigation over to someone who's more versed in handling these types of matters. >> reporter: and saying while the family supports law enforcement, the police department has done a poor job in communicating with the family the police department says they are dedicated to supporting and communicating with the families of the victims with the holidays proapproachin, they insist they won't stop searching. >> we're going to continue to push through the holidays. we have a team that awill continue the investigation >>

tonight, the father of kaylee goncalves telling us when this suspect gets to idaho, he will be waiting. >> this guy is going to have the look me in my eyes multiple times, and i'm going to be looking for the truth. >> hi. >> welcome back. >> reporter: kaylee goncalves and madison mogen last seen at that food truck shortly before the murders. the two, who were lifelong best friends since childhood, were stabbed to death in the same bed. roommate xana kernodle and her boyfriend ethan chapin stabbed in another bedroom. two other roommates on the first floor surviving the carnage. tonight, ethan chapin's family saying they were confident police would solve the crime. they say we're relieved this chapter is over because it provides a form of closure. however, it doesn't alter the outcome or alleviate the pain. we miss ethan, and our family is forever changed. >> did anybody do their chores today? >> reporter: just weeks before the murder, this close group of friends were seen joking around in this tiktok video. the crime sending a jolt of fear through this town. many students fled campus as

with that, we bring in steve goncalves, the father of kaylee.lences to you and your family. we're so, so sorry for you loss, sir. we have kids similar ages. i can't imagine what you're going through. i thank you for being here. as i mentioned to you, our goal in talking to you is to keep this story out there, to show the tipline, which we'll put up on the screen in just a moment. but i want your reaction to this confusion. targeted, not targeted. maybe the people in the house, maybe it was the residents. what can you tell us about that? >> i don't like it one bit. i know these statements take like hours and multiple individuals to review. it's not like this was something on the side of the street in the first five hours of the case. these guys are professionals. they sat in a room and this is what they came out with? they keep coming out with statements that create more questions than an answer. that creates a pressure. that's why i'm feeling like there's so many people coming and looking for answers. i'm one of them. >> martha: one of the thing

detectives and police to believe it was a targeted attack. >> reporter: at a vigil last night, kaylee goncalveser honored the friendship between his daughter and madison mogen. >> sixth grade they just found each other, so then they went to high school together. then they started looking at colleges. they came here together, and in the end, they died together in the same room, in the same bed. >> reporter: without an arrest in this case, school officials tell us more than a fourth of the student population did not return to campus after the thanksgiving break, and they're learning remotely for the rest of the semester. norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano and that continuing mystery. thank you. well, point, the prince and princess of wales are continuing their whirlwind visit to boston. prince william and catherine went to boston harbor today to see firsthand the effects of rising sea levels. earlier, they were greeted by a boy wearing a royal guard costume. after waiting hours to see the prince and princess, he gave them a salute and some flowers. wednesday night, william and kate got booed cour

were murdered in an on-campus home today the miss had ri remains unsolved one of the victims, kaylee goncalvesthis commencement weekend tell us a little bit more about how the victims were honored by the university >> first of all, this is an event that should be nothing but celebratory. it was clearly a lot more somber, a lot more muted in tone obviously because of what happened there as you mentioned the upgraded patrols, police putting out a warning even before the commencement started to stay in pairs and stay vigilant. that's already setting the tone there. the president of the university honored the victims by giving a speech before it started here's what he said. >> ethan chapin, xana kernodle, maddie mogen, and kaylee goncalves were taken from us far too soon by a senseless act of violence they were bright lights on our campus and cherished member of our community. >> and one of the names he mentioned, kaylee goncalves, was supposed to be at that commencement walking across that stage, adding an extra layer of somberness to the community, to that commencement, and to the overall vibe i

evidence that could lead to the kill are and the family of kaylee goncalves getting desperate in the answers and raising money for the reward to go to get answers and helping to pay for kaylee's final arrangements. joining us is a private investigator. the kaylee goncalves family want to hire a private investigator, is there anything a private investigator can do that police aren't doing already? >> sometimes when you hire somebody who has been like myself homicide investigator for 25 years and major city, their insight into the investigation may be different than the police department investigators who may be as experienced, that is always a good option. >> carley: kaylee's father says his daughter's injuries were worse than maddie's, even though they were in the same bed, he said big open gouges and she died quickly and said kaylee's injuries did not match maddie because they were more severe, what can we take away from that? >> type of case like that is anger. depending on why this person was so angry, that is what happens when you get those type of injuries, that is an angry perso

fox news spoke to the father of kaylee goncalves and asked if bryan christopher kohberger was known tohe family before yesterday. >> no, we had not. that is completely honest. it was kept under the wraps. the investigation did everything they could do to keep this from the public, keep the jury engaged, do everything by the book and i believe they have done an amazing job of that. >> reporter: right after that interview, he reportedly told abc news the family has learned of a, quote, connection between bryan christopher kohberger and kaylee goncalves but wouldn't elaborate. we don't know if bryan christopher kohberger had been to the house prior to the murders. police ask anyone with information to come forward to further build a prosecution and we've and we been trying to find people may have known bryan christopher kohberger but it has been tough because a lot of people are gone for the holidays. this is student housing for grad students and some families, fox news did talk to a woman who lives below bryan christopher kohberger, she was going to complain to him about the noise. molly

kaylee goncalves, her father is hiring a lawyer and a lack of transparency in this investigation.ve tells fox, there are things that we can request and things that we can do to get to the truth faster. you have to fill out forms and get this evidence released to you. i don't know how to do that. it has been four weeks since the gruesome murders and the police still do not have a suspect. >> todd: a blow to the white house by repealing the pentagon's covid-19 vaccine mandate. the defense policy bill goes against the biden administration stance on enforcing the jab for service members. although the covid vaccine will no longer be enforced, service members kicked out for not complying will be reinstated. this comes as senator james lankford announced nominees due to their support for the military vaccine mandate. the hold on twitter writing, "a partial concession for national defense authorization act won't be enough. we need the truth." joe manchin's pipeline deal will be excluded from the national defense bill thanks to unlikely joint effort from senate republicans and house democr

we believe that local business is a grocery store and kaylee goncalves went into the grocery store and when she left either 1 or 2 guys followed her out, apparently they were trying to meet people and meet women. pick up women in the grocery store. now, is it isolated? i don't know. according to some of the victims' families the believe that cops are ruling people out much too quickly. i don't think you can separate a potential stalker who kaylee told her father about. she told other people about it. she sold that vehicle. publicized she was moving across the country. are they connected? you can't rule it out. i find it very interesting right now that there is a possibility according to the father, that kaylee goncalves was, in fact, the target. why? according to what we know now, the perp came in through the second floor sliding glass door and there he killed ethan and xana and then went upstairs and that's where he killed maddie and kaylee. if the second floor inhabitants were the victims he would not have gone upstairs to kill more and left the bottom two unharmed. also i think we'l

the family of kaylee goncalves met with lead investigators one week ago to voice their concerns.ir attorney is calling for a possible change in leadership. as the hunt for a killer stretches into the sixth week, frustration with the effort is only mounting for at least one of the victim's families. >> i am not sure they are capable of handling a quadruple murder. >> reporter: a lawyer for the family of kaylee goncalves one of the four students killed in this home near the university of idaho campus questioning how police managed the investigation. >> if they >> if they are in over their heads, then acknowledge that and turn the investigation over to someone who more versed in handling types of matters. >> reporter: saying while the family supports law enforcement, the moscow police have done a poor job of communicating with the grieving goncalves family. a spokesperson for the moscow police department says they are dedicated to supporting and communicating with the families. victims. with the holidays approaching, police insisting they won't stop searching for clues in the murder

in the murders of the four students. >> we will continue to keep up this pace. >> reporter: kaylee goncalvesaking to "today" last week, urging investigators not to give up. >> don't let these kids be an unsolved murder. you can't hardly breathe knowing that this person is out there. >> reporter: one lead investigators are pursuing a white hyundai elantra like this one that they say was in the immediate area of the home around the time of the murders. the campus is largely empty for winter break, but some who remain are haunt pd by the murders. corinne lived across the street from the victims and remembers the day everything changed. >> it kind of became a ghost town. everybody's also, like, really frustrated and mad there's no leads. >> reporter: the family's lawyer with a message for the stricken city. >> we would just say keep at it, you know. the community i believe will be the ones that solve this case. >>> still ahead, a behind-the-scenes look at the renovations for an iconic american landmark. >>> plus, the can't-miss broadway shows of this holiday season. there's a lot more straight a

hope to get some more details and what connects the suspect of the static victims of kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle, ethan chapin, police believe they were attacked in their sleep somewhat defensive bones. the murders happen november 13. until now moscow police said very little about this case. they released a photo of a white elantra that may be connected to the murder. we don't know sweet always connected to the victims by blood, dna evidence, may be linking him to the crime, how long has he been a suspect. did he know one of the victims? while police and prosecutors are building the case, the bottom line is it's a huge relief to the 10,000 students who attend the university of idaho. half of them never came back from thanksgiving break. because a "killer" was on the loose. the hearing is scheduled for tuesday afternoon in pennsylvania. back to you. >> gillian: william la jeunesse in the west: newsroom. >> alicia: we continue our coverage on what we are learning about the suspect and david spunt joins us. >> i spoke to a senior law enforcement source who addressed the white car tha

quarter lane, it's about an hour and a half away from here, northern idaho, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves, they were the best of friends, the families have been planning this for a couple of weeks now. they're going to be holding it at a local church and certainly there's going to be a lot for the families to be discussing tonight, amara. >> i know you've been following this story for weeks now. can you talk to us about just how this -- these murders have impacted the community, how we've gotten to this point and also the fact, you know, that investigators have been quite tight-lipped about any new developments so this is obviously, you know, a huge development that we're hearing today. >> reporter: certainly coming as a shock because as you said, they have been so tight-lipped this entire time. nearly the full seven weeks there has been very little information released, and i think that's why some of the families, at least one of the families have been very outspoken, the goncalves family frustrated with the lack of information but the entire time police were telling us and the public th

the father of kaylee goncalves is speaking out, making an appearance on "fox sunday morning." >> i doenvelope and say a little bit more. i hate to be that guy, but there's a job to do. everybody has a job and a role to play in this. this is my role as a parent. >> conical ves saying he's trying to make information of the information. >> she didn't call 911. she wasn't saying anything along the lines of she had heard something or she was in fear. so, i'm just putting the dots together. as far as the investigators, they're very tight lipped and they're keeping everything close to their vest. i understand that. >> reporter: but investigators saying today they are trying to provide information while protecting the integrity of the investigation, saying in a statement, we firmly believe speculation and unvetted information is a disservice to the victims, their families, and your community. the stabbing deaths of these four students has created turmoil at the university and the quiet community of moscow. on friday at a memorial service, a local pastor read letters from two surviving roommat

kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were both 21.has issued a statement on behalf of both families. she says they were both, quote, smart. and called them vigilant. kaylee was majoring in general studies. madison was studying marketing. i'm joined by chief law enforcement analyst john miller and federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. john, we learned the suspect is being represented by a public defender. but we don't know what, if anything, he has said to police. how does law enforcement go about interviewing a suspect accused of a crime like this? and how difficult does it become once they're lawyered up? >> first thing you do is ask. right before that, you advise them of their rights, which begins with, you have the right to remain silent and the right to have an attorney present. so, it depends if he decided to talk or not talk. it would be surprising to me, as someone who's going for a phd in criminal justice, that he would be open to speaking to police officers upon being taken into custody. he drove all the way from idaho to penns

. >> reporter: kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodel, and ethan chapin, all stabbed multiple as they slept inside this house near the campus. despite surveillance video showing the victims in the hours before they were murdered and despite thousands of tips pouring into the moscow police department, there appeared, at least publicly, to be little movement on the case-- no suspects, no arrests. as the grief mounted and many students left campus. >> no arrest will ever bring back these young students. however, we do believe justice will be found through the criminal process. >> reporter: the district attorney who will eventually prosecute the suspect says an arrest does not mean an end to the investigation. they are still searching for tips from anyone who knows the suspect, and we should know more after the extradition hearing tuesday in pennsylvania. jericka. >> duncan: danya bacchus tonight in idaho. thank you. back here in washington today, the democratic-controlled house ways and means committee released six years of donald trump's tax returns. donald trump's tax returns.

students were stabbed to death, police still have no suspect, weapon, or motive in the killings of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, ethan chapin and his girlfriend xana kernodle. they have said this was a targeted attack. wednesday police released what they clled a clarification saying detectives do not currently know if the residents or any occupants were specifically targeted. then today, state police told cbs news, "we remain consistent in our belief that this was, indeed, a targeted attack but have not concluded if the target was the residence or the occupants." in. >> people in the community care. >> reporter: yesterday we spoke with the idaho state police information officer. what constitutes a targeted attack? >> based on the totality of what was seen at the scene itself and the fact there were survivors and it didn't appear there was any forced entry. that leads detectives and the chief to believe that it truly was a targeted attack. >> reporter: at a vigil last night, kaylee's father honored the friendship between his daughter and madison mogen. >> sixth grade they found each other. they w

reporter: the development is the biggest in the case since the november 13th little stabbings of kaylee goncalves, maddie mogen, ethan chapin, and xana kernodle. >> it charges the defendant mr. kohberger with four counts of first-degree murder, in addition to felony burglary which involves injuring the residence with the intent to commit the crime of murder. >> reporter: the students' bodies were found in the early morning hours. autopsies showed all four were likely asleep during the deadly attacks. >> i recognize the frustration with the lack of information that has been released. however, providing for any details in this investigation, it might obtain the upcoming criminal prosecution or alert the suspect of our progress. >> reporter: the case received international attention. police say thousands of tips were called into a special fbi call center. >> police say they are still looking for a murder weapon. they have located a hyundai elantra they were looking for as part of their investigation. >>> at yosemite national park, two people are dead after rock ball. this all happen on tuesday. nati

the parents of kaylee goncalves telling our kayna whitworth they worry critical video could be overlooked and disappear. >> the's 24-hour mark on a se litdeo ca. there's seven days, a week, one month. >> we are hitting one month. and if the key part of the evidence is outside of that residence, then -- >> we are losing it. >> then we have to get it now. >> reporter: david, we spoken to multiple businesses near the house an around the town who say they have turned their surveillance video over to police. >>> tonight, stiff sentences in the plot to kidnap michigan governor whitmer. sentenced for seven to 12 years. they belong to paramilitary group that trained at this property right here, authorities say the group's leaders who plotted the attack were angry with whitmer over covid rules. >>> next tonight here, prince harry what he's accusing prince william of doing, allegedly planted stories about harry and meghan and harry now describing a scene in front of the queen. prince william allegedly shouting at harry and prince harry tonight on what he believes the reason why. will there be any r

the father of kaylee goncalves is speaking out. >> the detective looked me in his eyes. i have no doubt he's working as hard as he can. but somebody isn't communicating. there's nothing being released. >> reporter: in our interview, with a lack of evidence, he's terrified the trail could go cold. >> i don't know how you catch a criminal if you don't even know what you're looking for. >> reporter: families fearful they will never find justice. >>> still ahead tonight, what you can do about controlling credit card debt this season. >>> but the ukrainian chorus stopping >>> but the ukrainian chorus stopping traffic in grand i'm gegetting vaccccinated with p prevnar 200®. a pfpfizer vaccicine! so am m i. becacause i'm atat risk forr pneumomococcal pneneumonia. so am m i. i'm askiking about prevnarar 20® becacause there'e's a chancece pneumococcccal pneumononia coululd put me i in the hospspi. i'm askiking about prevnarar 20® becacause there'e's a chancece if you'r're 19 or ololder, withth certaiain chronic c conditis likeke copd, aststhma, diabeb, oror heart disisease or are

the father of one of the four victims kaylee goncalves is speaking out >> the detective looked me in his eyes i have no doubt he's working as hard as he can but somebody isn't communicating. there's nothing being released >> reporter: in our interview, he says with a lack of evidence, he's terrified the trail could go cold. >> i don't know how you catch a criminal if you don't even know what you're looking for. >> reporter: families now fearful they may never find justice. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> the eruption of the world's largest active volcano continues in hawaii. during the past 24 hours, the lava flow advanced at the rate, average rate of about 400 feet per hour, according to the u.s. geological survey's most recent update the lava's migration to one of the island's main highways, however, has slowed significantly. plus, mount semeru, indonesia's highest volcano erupted sunday according to national disaster management agency, monsoon rains eroded and finally collapsed the lava dome atop the 12,000 foot high volcano causing the eruption evacuations began in the east java p

and the chief to believe it truly was a targeted attack. >> reporter: at a vigil last night, kaylee goncalveshis daughter and madison mogen. >> sixth grade, they just found each other. so then they went to high school together. then they started looking at colleges. they came here together. and in the end, they died together in the same room, in the same bed. >> reporter: without an arrest in this case, school officials tell us more than a fourth of the student population did not return to campus after the thanksgiving break, and they're learning remotely for the rest of the semester. norah. >> lilia luciano and that continuing mystery. thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. like a trip to great wolf lodge. great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. and is that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle♪ i want a doll house, a pony b

joining me now on set the parents of kaylee kristy and steve goncalves you guys have been so transparent and strong for the public. kristy, you called the person that did this the boogeyman. what did you mean by that? >> it's literally like what nightmares are made of when you're a little kid and think of the boogieman that's how i feel that's just the horrific details of everything. them just having a good time going home and going to bed and this happening to them. >> your best friend calling -- >> and the boogeyman comes. >> boogeyman doesn't meet you at mcdonald's. he comes and snatches you out of your bedroom. lawrence: steve, we've been talking i've been talking to folks in the community. you said something that stuck with me. you said until this person is caught, you can't sleep in your bed. >> no. i can't just lay in my bed and do nothing. that's not the way i raised my family. that's not the way i raised my girls and my son. you don't be a victim. you stand up for yourself and you do neferg your power to make sure people hear you. now they're gong hear kaylee they're gobbing to

as police hunt for the killer, the parents of victim kaylee goncalves voicing their frustration, telling fox news they fear the case may turn cold. >> every day you just wake up and think today is the day we're gonna hear something. >> reporter: they say autopsy reports show that kaylee and her best friend maddie mogen had different means of death, which could mean that one was a target. >> i need someone to step up and be an alpha to be somebody to be a leader. don't make me do it. i paid for that funeral. i paid for that. it's my right. you ain't taking that from me. >> calm down. >> reporter: the goncalves family says they are now looking into reaching out to a third party to help them get closure. >> the family says they're looking to raise money to hire a private investigator, and offer reward money for any information that can lead to an arrest. linsey. >> mona, thank you. >>> the supreme court hears arguments tomorrow in what could be a landmark case, pitting the first amendment against laws protecting lgbtq equality. before the court, whether a colorado website designer who objec

. >> reporter: tonight, the father of kaylee goncalves telling abc news his daughter's wounds were far more severe than those of her best friend, madison mogen. he says the two were found stabbed to death in the same bed. police believe the murders were some kind of targeted attack and kaylee's dad worries it was her. >> the target really does bother me. because no one can win in that kind of terminology. it just makes us all feel like -- please don't be my child that's the target. >> reporter: and while investigators won't share more autopsy details, tonight, they have concluded the murders are not connected to an incident last month when kaylee told friends she was followed by two men. police found no pattern of stalking. she felt like either the threat went away, or, did she tell police? >> i don't think so. i'm pretty sure she did not report it. >> reporter: authorities are also now revealing kaylee's dog was found in a room separate from where the murders took place, and they found no evidence on the animal. and for the first time, we're hearing from dylan and bethany, the two roo

. >> investigators have followed up on hundreds of pieces of information, kaylee goncalves's dad saysgoing nowhere until the killer is caught. >> i want this guy to be scared, i don't want him to be confident, i want him to be sick of seeing my face and i'm not going nowhere until this guy is off the street and last thing i want is another family to go through this. >> todd: it gets more and more horrific. raleigh police department releasing body cam footage of a fight with a teenager. this video can be disturbing. >> come >> [shots firing] >> where are the shots from? >> that way. >> todd: officers and canines tracking the upon issed shooter to the shed when shots started ringing out frommed in. the officer was hit in the knee, the teen was taken into custody, he is accused of killing his own brother, three women and an officer. >> carley: the southern border crisis is getting worse, 73,000 migrants slipped past border agent in november alone, 2400 migrant got-aways in what is believed to be a high. that is the size of a large stadium, how much of a national security risk is this? >>

kaylee goncalves' mother tells cnn, "kaylee had never mentioned there was a sixth roommate. there was a sixth person on that lease, i didn't know about it," but she also had never been to the home. the goncalves family among those at the university of idaho candlelight vigil where hundreds of students came together to honor their fallen classmates. >> they shared everything. they eventually get into the same apartment together and in the end they died together in the same room in the same bed. >> reporter: we did reach out to people connected to the house and have not heard back, so we don't know if a sixth roommate really lived in this house. we just know from the leasing company there were six people on the lease. >> thank you. i want to bring in former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe, criminologist casey jordan and forensic scientist lawrence kobalinski. just thinking about what might have transpired in that house in seeing those vigils and the parents, it's just so heartbreaking. i want to begin with you casey because we don't hear any significant or at least clear lead

this arrest is rewarding for th family off the four victims, kaylee goncalves, maddie mogen, ethan chapin, and xana kernodle. we spoke with kaylee's dad by phone today. >> you can't even smile when yo have this over your head. it feels like a little bit of weight has been relieved that w are on the right track. >> if you hadn't following this case you know that he's been very critical of the moscow police department and the lawyer . the lawyer for suggesting that maybe the police department was in over its head and not experienced enough. all is good today for they did the right thing by keeping a lo of information to themselves an now it seems it paid off as an arrest has been made. >> appreciate at pitt. >> live outside the pennsylvani jail where bryan kohberger is being held with more details on they suspected killer. >> the correction facility is going to be home at least for the next few days for the suspect in this case. early in the morning, 3:00 a.m. here in this area, this is a prison, a jail, i should say, maximum and minimum security. we will see more about that jai and doors w

>> reporter: it was back in the early morning hours of november 13th, that kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, kernodle, and ethan chapin were all stabbed to death. for weeks law enforcement had no murder weapons and no suspect for weeks. it was recently that they asked the public for help in finding a white hyundai, elantra that was seen near the house at the time of the murder. now, they have that car. >> we are still looking for all pieces of evidence, but we are still looking for the weapon and i will say this that we have found that elantra. >> reporter: kohberger is not a student but enrolled as a phd student in criminalology at near by washington state university, that's about ten miles from the murder scene. kohberger has an extradition hearing set for pennsylvania, in pennsylvania at 3:00 in the afternoon on tuesday, he may waive that and could be brought back to idaho sooner, bret. p >> dan springer, thank y much. joining us now is former washington d.c., police detective, ted williams. it is interesting to watch this case as it develops, obviously, you have been through murde

. >> todd: and kaylee goncalves dad giving a touching tribute to his daughter and her years long friendshiph madison. >> they went to high school together, start looking at college and came here together. they get into the same apartment together and in the end they died together in the same room and same bed, like some kind of terrible chapter, but there is beauty in it and we're going to get our justice and figure this stuff out. >> todd: three weeks since the four college students were stabbed to death, still no suspects, no murder weapon, just a palpable feeling of fear in this college town. imagine going through what the parents are going through and having information put out there and taken back, back and forth continuously, it is adding salt to wounds that are fresh and raw. >> steve: sure, and for them to say somebody was targeted and then each parent thinking, i wonder if my child was the target and now the police are saying, we don't know. >> brian: thanks, they looked at a stalker, they couldn't rule that out. i keep going back to this and say to myself, try to read every six ho

kaylee goncalves dad says he feels he hasn't been given the right to grieve yet, they don't know whatappened or why this happened to their daughter, i just can't imagine what the parents are going through. >> todd: anita, thank you, appreciate it. pennsylvania state senate is moving forward with articles of impeachment for larry krasner. >> district attorney krasner through failed policies and procedures and throughout discharge of his duties as chief law enforcement officer has been derelict to victims of crime, the people of the city of philadelphia and this commonwealth and failed to uphold his oath of office. under larry krasner administration, the city has descended into crisis of lawlessness. >> todd: martina white drafted the original articles of impeachment against larry krasner, joins us now. will krasner survive this? >> i don't think he will, he's been impeached by the house of representatives and previously sanctioned by it because he was refusing to comply with the subpoena that the investigation council, he refused to comply. what philadelphia has been faced with is abso

. >> while investigators follow up on hundreds of pieces of information, kaylee goncalves 'had dad'sng anywhere until the killer is caught. >> i've noticed a lot of my friends that are girls are scared and the girls have chosen not to come back. >> i text every time i leap. i text when i get to class. it makes her feel better. speak more and more cautious now. i used to keep my doors unlocked all the time. i don't anymore. it is like not knowing who it is. >> todd, carley back to you. >> todd: let's bring in friends pathologist michael. look, almost three weeks now. i've never done an investigation and i would like to give idaho police the benefit of the doubt, but your story that has been presumably reviewed by multiple communications expert before releasing to the public keeps changing over and over and over, that is horrible. what say you? >> the problem is that the first part of the investigations is gathering evidence and getting theories to the case. and when you have transparency -- in the old days, the police would not say anything to anybody before cell phones were around to

we're told the two guys that were interviewed had been linked to a stalking theory related to kaylee goncalvesinvestigators ruled those guys out. back in october kaylee mentioned to her friends a man had followed her into a local business in town. investigators questioned two guys, one spotted following kaylee that day. detectives say it was an isolated incident, not a stalking situation and don't believe the men are connected to the murders. another update involving kaylee's dog that you can see in the tiktok video. police tell us the dog was in the house at the time of the murders and analyzed by investigators but found no evidence on the dog related to the case. nearly one month since the close friends and roommates were murdered here in moscow, idaho. some are frustrated by the lack of information on the investigation, we're learning about what police are doing behind the scenes here like talking to all of the neighbors in the area, door knocking and investigating as the days go by. one of those people tells me his home backs up directly to the crime scene and confident investigators will

so while authorities are analyzing that new video, i spoke with the parents of kaylee goncalves who says and her car has been released to them. they say they're holding out some kind of hope that maybe the vehicle's 360 cameras caught something that can help provide answers. this morning, new video possibly shedding light on what took place just hours before the four university of idaho students were murdered in their beds. abc news obtaining this surveillance footage that shows kaylee goncalves and madison mogen walking down the street with a man who police have confirmed is not a suspect. their conversation caught on camera. >> what did you say to adam? >> i told adam everything. >> reporter: the footage submitted to authorities as part of the investigation. kaylee's family lawyer telling abc news they have seen it and they don't believe the adam referenced is a suspect. >> what were they talking about that night? were they concerned about anything? had anybody bothered them? these are all sort of leads police will have to look at. >> reporter: less than a block away, kaylee and madis

the father of kaylee goncalves telling fox digital there are things we can request and do to get to the truth faster. you have to fill out forms to get this evidence released to you. i don't know how to do that. moscow mreesz chief sitting down for a raw, emotional exclusive interview with fox news. he says he wants justice for the families. >> i'm a dad with daughters and it's tough. we're hu human, we don't go to these and turn it off, it affectses us. we have a job to did, we will continue to push forward. >> todd: police are planning to remove the victims' personal belongings from the crime scene and give to the family. >> carley: career being accused of hurting two people and -- sparked a manhunt, has been in trouble with the law since he was 12 years old. sundance oliver has been a one-man crime wave with 30 convictions and a five-year prison stent on his rap sheet. oliver went on a crime spree that includes allegedly killing a 20-year-old man, accused of shooting an 86-year-old man who was sitting in his wheelchair. theistry ended with oliver killing a girl at an apartment in bro

kaylee goncalves' mother tells cnn, quote, kaylee never mentioned they were looking for a sixth roommate if there was a sixth person on that lease, i didn't know about it. but she also said she'd never been to the home and didn't know the other roommates besides madison mogen. at a candlelight vigil where hundreds came together to honor their classmates. >> they shared everything, get into their same apartment together, in the end they died together in the same room and the same bed. >> reporter: we did reach out to multiple people connected to the home we have not yet heard back. so we don't know if that person was living at the home at the time of the attacks. kaitlan. >>> president biden said he's open to a meeting with russian president vladimir putin but under certain conditions. listen. >> i have no immediate plans to contact mr. putin. mr. putin is -- let me choose my words very carefully -- i'm prepared to speak with mr. putin. if, in fact, there is an interest in him deciding he's looking for a way to end the war. he hasn't done that yet. if that's the case, in consultation with

. >> kaylee goncalves, martha maccallum, xana kernodle and ethan chapin were killed more than one monthright now the fbi analyzing hours of surveillance video including this foot a&ming which shows kaylee and maddie hours before they were killed. investigators also collected video surveillance from local businesses like this bar and gas station near the crime scene. police remember the day of this crime vividly. >> there was a lot of crying. there were friends trying to find out who exactly was inside the house. some family members that arrived on scene. >> the county coroner tells me that investigators did put paper bags on the hands of those victims before they moved the bodies at this home. that was to preserve any dna evidence they could have found and if these victims fought back laura they could have had the killer's dna on their hands or under their fingernails. laura. >> laura: thank you. speaking of gruesome murders shocking local communities, this past saturday in the buck head section of atlanta, police believe 77 year old grandmother eleanor bowls walked in to find a man att

. >> it was back in the early morning hours of november 13 that kaylee goncalves, maddie mogen, ethan chapin and xana kernodle were stabbed on the university of idaho campus. they were attacked in their sleep with a large switchblade knife. some victims had defensive wounds. four weeks law enforcement had no murder weapon, no sign of forced entry and no suspect. it was only recently that they asked the public for help in finding a white huyndai car tha was seen at the house near the time of the murders and now the say they have that. >> we are still looking for all pieces of evidence but we are still looking for the weapon an i will say that we have found the huyndai all entrepreneurs. >> kohberger is not a student a the university of idaho. he's a phd student at nearby washington state university and that it is said and pullman com about 10 miles from the murder scene. law enforcement was seen outsid is apartment today appears kohberger has an extradition hearing set for pennsylvania, 3:00 p.m. on tuesday. he might waive that and could b bring -- could be brought back to idaho soon.

the parents of kaylee goncalves and her friend were targeted based on where the killer entered the home entry point was a slider of the window, the metal floor. so, to me, he doesn't have to go upstairs. his entry and exit are available without having to go upstairs or downstairs. i'm using logic that he chose to go up there when he didn't have to. >> moscow, idaho, police said indeed, this is a targeted attack but have not concluded whether the residence or the occupant spirit grief stricken parents are working on hiring a private investigator since they have lost confidence in the police as the investigation weas on. >> we just have no information as family and it gets tough day after day after day reaching out to friends in california every day that have connections that we are hoping to raise some money to get a report to get an investigator. >> third party. >> third party. >> we are hearing from one of the surviving roommates, bethany who was inside the home at the time of the attacks. a pastor reading a tribute in her own words. >> they were truly all one of a kind. they all lit u

overnight, kaylee goncalves' father confirming to abc news that kaylee's wounds were much more severe don't match. their points of damage don't match. sent my daughter to college to get an education, she came back in a box, and i can speak on that. >> reporter: steve telling abc news he learned of the details from her autopsy. >> her death certificate has details on what happened, and there are other things, but at this time, they say it's not the right time. >> reporter: goncalves also saying that kaylee died in bed next to madison on the third floor of their home. xana and ethan in the middle floor, and then surviving roommates, bethany and dylan on the ground floor. the morning after the murders they called friends over to the house and eventually the 911 call was made from one of their phones. >> no call to 911 could have made a difference, so that was comforting to know that it live wasn't just a matter of someone picking up a phone. >> reporter: authorities maintain this was a targeted attack and say they've received some 3,000 tips, but now, with more mounting questions, the co

. >> ethan chapin, xana kernodle, madison mogen and kaylee goncalves were taken from us far too sooness act of violence >> reporter: a moment of silence, one of them, kaylee goncalves, should have been receiving her diploma. and what was supposed to be a joyful weekend, fears that a killer could be walking among them police issued a warning to the commencement crowd urging the community to stay vigilant and travel in groups. >> we will have a lot of officers around. we will have a lot of idaho state police around. you will see us both at the commencement as well as just around town providing safety. >> reporter: police are still searching for any suspect and murder weapon responsible for the murder of four students in their bedrooms almost a month ago. officials have said they are looking for more information about a white hyundai elantra they believe was near the house around the time of the murders moscow police saying the fbi is vetting the influx of tips related to the car the campus quieter than ever as winter break begins. for those remaining in downtown moscow, a struggle to r