Good evening. Thanks for joining us. We are expecting to hear shortly from Charlie Kirk's wife, Erica. It'll be the first time she's spoken publicly since the assassination of her husband two days ago at that speaking event at Utah Valley University that she and her two young children were attending along with some 3,000 others. As you likely know, a suspect is in custody. Twenty-two-year-old Tyler Robinson is his name,

that is his mugshot, charged with three felonies, including aggravated murder. Spencer Cox,

Utah's governor, says that state officials will pursue the death penalty in this case.

He's being held without bail and is reportedly not talking with investigators right now.

This morning on Fox, the president was first to deliver the news.

Any updates on the suspect?

I think with a high degree of certainty, we have him.

Right now. In custody.

Well, a short time later, flanked by FBI Director Cash Patel and other law enforcement officials,

Governor Cox said this.

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. We got him.

How they got him, how Robinson ended up surrendering to authorities 260 miles southwest of the crime scene

was a direct result of his father's intervention.

A law enforcement official briefed on the investigation telling CNN's John Miller that yesterday

at Robinson's family home just outside St. George, Utah, the suspect's father noticed the resemblance

between these pictures of the alleged killer and his son.

His dad confronted him about it, saying, according to this source, Tyler is this you?

This looks like you.

Also late last night, officials released this video of a man authorities say was the suspect

running across a building at Utah Valley University, climbing over the parapet, leaving

foot in palm prints, then dropping heavily to the ground.

Now, according to that law enforcement source, the led shooter confessed to his father,

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