in the nba, according to data from sportico. golden state is worth more than $9.1 billion, 10% higher than last year. the new york knicks are second at $8.3 billion, followed by the l.a. lakers at 8.1 billion. the average nba team is worth $4.6 billion. the warriors were considered the second most valuable franchise in u.s. sports, trailing only the dallas cowboys. and that's going to do it for now. thanks for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts now. i'll see you back here at 4:00. bye bye. >> david: the extraordinary scene. ceo murder suspect

mangione. will there be a government shutdown affecting so many americans just before christmas? after pressure from elon musk and president-elect donald trump, the new vote with their demands. a new storm moving into the northeast. d.c. to new york to boston. the amazon delivery workers on strike in multiple states across the country. what they are demanding. what it affect gifts getting there on time? the faa banning drones over the northeast, warning they could shoot them down. where they are restricting airspace tonight. in buffalo, the deadly plane crash. the deadly collision on the tracks, a train and tractor-trailer. growing concern over bird flu in the country after the first severe human case. another state revealing they have a patient, too. our made in america christmas is back from portable bonfires and s'mores to fishing line turned into great gifts to the mid-century tissue box. what so many companies have told

us you have done at home. you will love this. >> made in america. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david muir." >> david: we begin with the ceo murder case. luigi mangione is in federal custody in new york. flown to a long island airport. then by helicopter to new york city. appearing before a federal judge in a matter of hours. handcuffed, he escorted by doze of officers. in court, he read the indictment but did not enter a plea. what authorities revealed was allegedly written in his notebook. >> reporter: an extraordinary jurn journey. it began this morning in

pennsylvania where luigi gave up his fight against tradition to new york city. within minutes, police take him to a nearby airport and on to a waiting plane for the short flight to new york. the 26-year-old ivy league grad delivered by chopper right to a helipad in lower manhattan. >> some of the detectives will finally sleep tonight after this person has been brought to justice here in new york city. >> reporter: shackle and surrounded by officers with long guns, he was escorted along a pier to a police van for the short ride to federal court. he changed out of the orange jumpsuit and into khakis and a sweater. alert but perhaps nervous, he kept his head down as he was charged with stalking and murdering brian thompson, a 50-year-old father of two boys. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. prosecutors quoted entries in a

notebook police recovered from him that read like a countdown to murder. one from august reads, the details are finally coming together. the target is insurance because it checks every box. in october, 1.5 months, this investor conference is a windfall. the notebook describes an intent to whack the ceo of one of the insurance companies at its investor conference. the complaint laid out evidence, includes video footage that suggests he undertook efforts to identify the victim, placed him under surveillance and tracked his whereabouts leading to the assassination-style killing on the sidewalk. did he he did not end a plea. >> we will decline to make any comment. thank you so much. >> reporter: outside courthouses, supporters denounced the health insurance industry. >> he awoken the people to a true issue. when the masses come together is

when change can really happen. >> reporter: the mayor of new york says protest is one thing. violence is another. >> we don't use a gun. anyone that celebrates that, it is vile and it is sending the wrong message. you are celebrating using violence to solve an issue. >> reporter: he is in federal custody tonight. the same jail holding sean combs. he appeared docile, maybe nervous. didn't say much. thumbed through the complaint. it appeared no family came to see him. >> thank you. aaron is part of the team tonight on a special right here "manhunt, luigi mangione," tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern, inside the case. new details, new reporting tonight right here later on abc. we turn to breaking story from capitol hill. the question, will there be a

government shutdown? affecting so many americans just before christmas. after pressure from musk and donald trump on republicans not to support a bipartisan deal, now the new vote tonight with their demands. will it pass? mary bruce with late reporting from the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, 24 hours after billionaire elon musk and president-elect donald trump blew up a bipartisan plan to avoid a government shutdown, musk threatening any law maker who backed it deserves to be voted out, house republicans say they have come up with a new plan. >> we have agreement. >> reporter: democrats don't back the new plan. it is unclear it has enough republican support to pass. which means that late tomorrow night, the government could still shut down. leaving millions of federal workers, including military families, without their paychecks heading into christmas. in the middle of it all, house speaker mike johnson, who had been preparing to pass a temporary spending bill with democrats to keep the government running.

when musk got wind, he launched an attack on x calling the bill a crime. trump then followed musk's lead and upped the ante, ordering republicans to add a completely unrelated provision, telling them to raise the national bar rowi i dch -- borrowing limit. there won't be anything approved unless the debt ceiling is done with, the president-elect told jon carl. if we don't get it, we're going to have a shutdown. for some republicans we spoke with, raising the debt ceiling is a non-starter. >> there's at least 20, 30 republicans who are not for raising the debt ceiling. it's a non-starter, actually. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the frustration palpable. >> shutting down the government is master class dumb. i don't want do it. >> reporter: democrats telling me the plan, which includes trump's demand to raise the debt

limit, is a joke. hakeem jeffries is a hell no. sglt m >> the musk/johnson proposal is not serious. it's laughable. extreme maga republicans are driving us to a government shutdown. >> reporter: caught in limbo, families like this family. >> i have a mortgage payment due january 1st. they don't care. >> reporter: her husband, an army lieutenant colonel could see his paycheck dry up. this is her message to trump, musk and congress. >> as a military family, we are not thought of. our stories aren't thought of. our lives aren't thought of. when these things happen, when you have things like the government shut dl down coming up. i can't put into words how difficult it is to think that our livelihoods can just be thought of as a pawn.

>> reporter: the house right now is voting on this new plan. it's all but certain to fail. the bottom line here is the house speaker is likely to need democrats to get this across the finish line. right now, their leadership is a hard no. tonight, another headline related to donald trump. this one about his election interference case in georgia. the court of appeals disqualifying willis, the prosecutor who brought the case against trump and his allies because of air relationship sh had with a lawyer who was prosecuting the case. >> david: thank you, mary. winter weather alerts for airports, snow and rain for the i95 corridor, philadelphia, philadelphia, boston. millions began to travel for the holiday. minneapolis declarg a snow emergency, up to six inches. a semi-jack

an arctic blast behind it all. >> this is really false curtain call. winter storm alerts, high wind warnings, travel delays. those delays will slide towards chicago and detroit tonight into tomorrow. along i80 delays. then it's moving to the northeast. a mixed bag along the i59 corridor. snow inland. this uncorked arctic air, the coldest of the season in new york city to start winter, feeling like single digits. it feels like 40 all the way to florida. good news, recovery is still on schedule for the holidays. record highs in the middle of the country christmas week. that should last until the new year. > >> david: lee golf berg --

goldberg, thank you. striking drive ersz targeting facilities in new york, atlanta, illinois and california. what they are demanding and the question, will it affect your gifts getting there on time? here tonight, trevor at. >> reporter: many outside drivers hired by amazon coast to coast walking off the job just days before christmas and new year's. they deliverer from seven amazon facilities now on strike. >> we don't have christmas presents under the tree this year because the wages, hours that we get working for amazon aren't enough to get by. >> reporter: matt gut mman in california. >> they are blocking the facility. they will stay as long as it takes. they are overwork and underpaid. >> reporter: the teamsters union is accusing amazon of greed, saying the company ignored a december 15th deadline to come to the bargaining table for better pay and working conditions.

speaking to thomas hickman who track fractured his ankle on the job. >> they was more worried about the packages being delivered. >> reporter: amazon does not recognize the teamsters as a union representing their employees. it won't negotiate with them, accusing many demonstrators of being outsiders. most of the drivers we spoke do work for third-party delivery companies hired by amazon. they wear amazon uniforms, drive amazon vehicles and many exclusively deliver boxes from amazon. >> i dress in amazon uniform. i ride in an amazon van. i deliver amazon packages. >> reporter: amazon insists the strike has had noism pac impact their deliveries. >> we expect to be able to fulfill our delivery promises for our customers. >> reporter: the nypd arrested two picketers for blocking delivery vehicles.

it's still going on. they will be back tomorrow. >> david: thank you. next, to the mystery over the drones. the faa with an unprecedented move banning drones over the northeast, threaten to shoot them down. they are restricting national defense airspace over parts of new jersey. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities making an unprecedented move, shutting down parts of new jersey airspace and threatening to shoot down unauthorized drones. the faa warning that flying a drone without government permission in 22 areas is illegal. authorities may use deadly force against any drones that pose an imminent security threat. stretches of the state now defined as national defense airspace, including parts of jersey city and edison. the department of homeland security saying again there is no threat to public safety. tonight, there is new alarm over

a on planes. pointing lasers into the sky can cause pilots temporary blindness. that drone ban over critical infrastructure will last through january 17. authorities warning anyone piloting an unauthorized drone, they could face federal charges. >> david: thank you. when we come back, the deadly plane crash behind the home of an nfl star outside buffalo new york and the images coming in. the first severe human case of bird flu. the news coming another state now. a great idea if you love s'mores. you have to see this. rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer

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>> david: finally tonight, a great made in america christmas. we have been doing this for more than a decade. the portable bonfires, s'mores, fishing line turned into gifts. the perfect mid-century tissue box. one giant thank you. christmas less than a week away. this is not going to be here long. there's time. our 13th year our made in america christmas starting with the firefighters, the two brothers. american-made coats built to last. >> a little made in america christmas. >> david: tonight, rockville, maryland, making portable mini bonf bonfires.

started by two dads, next door neighborhoods. four years growing from chris' garage to the giant warehouse. chris and mike and the team packing up christmas orders. >> we are shipping out our holiday orders of our made in the usa city bonfire boxes. >> david: made with love in maryland. ten workers, 5,000 bonfires a day. getting them there in time. >> thanks to everybody. our fourth pickup of the day. another u.p.s. truck. thank you so much. >> made in america. >> david: the alaska rug company. general, ryan, bernard, weaving repurposed line. >> sustainable rope art. made in america. >> david: in california, the company destination psp. their mid-century modern tissue boxes.

>> hi, david. >> david: the edge team in anaheim, california. in palm springs, 20 workers putting them together. they are hiring. 1,000 t thous,000 tissue boxes . the owner. >> each cover is made from eight to 12 pieces. we have six designs. the swiss miss, twin palms, wedge wood, our popular, butterfly. our tissue box covers make great holiday gifts and great conversation pieces. >> david: from iowa, north of des moines, jesse and stacy. >> our wooden t en toys are mad here. >> we use organic finish and safe. it's safe for your babies. >> modern versions. >> david: 12 workers. the wood from ohio, maine, texas and illinois. the finishing touches on the

block. the signature state baby rattles. >> we are proud to be made in america. >> david: so many taking part this year and we are grateful. even oprah. >> i love it when david's made in america teams up with my favorite things. >> david: remember one of oprah's ideas in gently soap. >> almost to georgia. come on in. sensitive skin. telling us after our story here on her, the orders pouring in. we heard from so many companies this year after our reporting. just listen to what kristen us. >> we received over 1,300 orders. we are packing and shipping as fast as we can. >> david: all with those three words in mind. >> made in america.

>> david: we love made in america. you helped so many small businesses. thanks for bearing with my voice. feel fine. but couldn't miss made in america. starts right now. >> p-g-and-e's prime directive is to make a profit. >> my p-g-and-e's bill is the most expensive thing. include it equals more than all the other costs of my business. >> the california public utilities commission meeting today, deciding on yet another p-g-and-e's rate hike. >> the cuts to oakland's fire department budget that fire officials say could have a devastating impact.

>> and one strike in san francisco winding down just as another is picking up steam. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen z. the city of oakland is facing a $130 million budget deficit. yesterday, the city council slashed the budgets of police and fire. >> now the oakland fire department preparing for brownouts of at least two stations. and fire officials are worried about the possibility of even more. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has our details. reporter. >> the october wildfire that forced evacuations as it burned through the oakland hills is a perfect example for the need for a fully staffed fire department, says chief damon covington. >> the city has their stance on from a fiscal perspective, of what needs to happen to the fire department to get the budget to balance. we have a very different perspective from the fire department. >> oakland city council passed massive budget cuts on tuesday in an effort to reduce $130 million deficit. the plan includes big cuts to police and fire for the fire department.