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>> his aspirations for a career behind the mic, put jeremiah's family that he could not play contact sports because of a brain condition, a personal story influencing his interview style. >> i want to talk about the personal stuff, their personal lives. that's not what a lot of other reporters throughout. there >> that quality was on full display, the father of running back mark jacobs had a open heart surgery. >> he opened the -- >> i want to tell you face to face the imprimatur that an entire family, and i wanted to ask you, how are you all doing? >> man, we've been doing good. my dad is fee...

Yeah, still lots of questions here because this hasn't happened in 600 years. we know what happens when a reigning pope dies but not when a former pope passes. in this case, the vatican saying his body will lie in state here in st. peter's basilica starting monday. his funeral will be held thursday and it will be presided over by pope francis who's also expected to mention benedict tomorrow during mass. whit? >> ines, thank you. turning now to the passing of our colleague here at abc news, barbara walters, a trailblazer in the tv news business inspiring generations of journalists, breaking b...

Comes up with his ideas off the cuff. his interview style is -- some journalists don't like this, he's not a jury roomist, he's sitting down. he has a big weight to carry on his shoulders. he signed this purported $100 million deal with spotify. the idea that he sits down with experts, some of which are spreading misinformation and he doesn't have the necessary facts in order to combat that, that's what he's dealing with now and also these rules on spotify, i want to tell you about a few of them. the rules have just come out, and now spotify says they will be rolling this out to other countrie...

Jeremy paxman used to go on the attack. andrew neil would adopt a tone of incredulity. how would you describe your interview style? i am much thicker than they are. they are accomplish people with university degrees, i'm not and, therefore, i have to be much more animal, and i try to ask the questions that the viewer might really wa nt a nswered. i try to follow up with an intelligent question, but the idea that i know any more than the average citizen, but perhaps that is the joy of this. the average citizen wants you to ask questions on their behalf. they don't want you to pull out your phd ...

To know what's going on. i want to know more about — on behalf of the viewer and the listener, what is happening? what is your real purpose? what is the purpose of this law? what is the purpose of what you are doing? but it can be very difficult. of course you can get a background briefing, but there are no pictures. and nothing to prove that you spoke to anyone, because it is off—camera. your fellow big—name interviewers tend to have a kind of a particular approach. andrew neil would adopt a tone of incredulity. how would you describe your interview style? i am much thicker than they ar...