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About. that is when pennsylvania authorities, pennsylvania state police moved in yesterday morning at 1:30 a.m. to arrest him and he is now housed right here in monroe county, northeastern, pennsylvania, waiting for his next hearing, which will be on tuesday. >> it's such a great window into the complexity of this case that i don't think we were really aware of until yesterday. jean cazares, thank you. let's bring in cnn senior law enforcement analyst and former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. investigators zeroed in on the suspect after using the dna and tracking of that wh...

"With facial reconstruction, it is the anatomy of a skull that does the talking," forensic artist Hew Morrison told Newsweek.

Idaho that has a community on edge and nation waiting for answers. tomorrow will mark two weeks since the stabbings of for university of idaho students. police have no suspect or murder weapon. investigators say they see no connection between the attack and two other unsolved cases and neighboring organ in washington. dan springer is live in idaho with the latest. >> i think this is an important week coming up as they try to keep this from going into a cold case status. police probably will get back dna analysis evidence from blood sampling or hair samples of the suspect caught at the crime sc...

It'll take a lot of time. there's a lot of information. finding the point of entry is very important. there aren't a lot of possible points of entry. at that point, you've got a look for all kinds of at evidence that might reveal the name of the person who did this. they're only really two kinds of forensic confidence that can turn up a suspect instantly. and that is fingerprints and dna analysis. so you're asking the right question. dna can do, it fingerprints can do it. but sometimes, this takes time. >> so, paul, if neither dna nor fingerprints do it, if it doesn't show up in any database a...

That is not being revealed. we don't know all of the details yet. it will take a lot of time and a lot of information finding the point of entry is important. there are not a lot of possible points of entry. at that point, you have to look for all kinds of evidence that might reveal the name of the person who did this. there are only really two kinds of forensic evidence that can turn up the suspect instantly, and that his fingerprints and dna analysis. you are asking the right question. dna and fingerprints can do it. sometimes, this takes time. >> paul, if neither dna nor fingerprints do it,...