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where the suspect is being held. good afternoon. if. >> reporter: good afternoon. that's right, mike, he is being held right here behind me at the monroe county correctional facility, and there's a lot of legal maneuvering going on this weekend about those extradition plans now that he has a public defender who has said that he plans to go back to idaho. he is going to waive his extradition hearing and he wants to go back to fight those charges. as we take a look at that mug shot that we have here from this jail, the attorney says kohberger is waiving that extradition hearing so he c...

Suspect about his movements tonight, trace. The fact that he is in custody, a small comfort. La county sheriff robert said today to the men and women who put their lives on the line for us every day and to their families. And in this case, ryans family will never see him again. Reporter deputy ryan was just 30 years old appear an 8year veteran of the Sheriffs Department in his patrol car at a red light on saturday evening when a driver pulled up next to him and with no apparent warning shot him. Investigators say 29yearold Kevin Salazar was the driver and shooter. He was arrested today after a...

The apartment for that entire time. mike: dan, i'm curious if you've encountered any folks and talked to them about this guy living there and his potential connection to crime? any reaction from people on the ground? >> reporter: yeah. everyone's shocked who lived in this complex. they didn't really know him, he kind of kept to himself. one person who lives below him says he was noisy at, like, 1:00 in the morning, so she was going to complain to him but didn't really know him. this is a complex that is largely filled with people who are grad students, even some young families, so they kind of...

Broadcasting. it comes during a rough time for npr including the controversial firing of ron williams. in an interview conducted, the former npr contributor williams blasted npr for its treatment of him. >> i think when it comes to npr's decision to, you know, without any reason, you know, throw me out the door, i think that -- i think for them, especially for some of the people who created npr, it's an all-white operation. i think that they felt they had never had much success with people who were black jury roomists, hispanic journalists, more success with white women. but what you see there...