>> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the extraordinary scene. ceo murder suspect luigi mangione brought to new york. the images unfolding today. mangione shackled, under heavy guard. prosecutors revealing new charges against him and what's

revealed from his notebook. breaking at this hour -- 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. will it pass? tracking this new storm moving into the northeast tomorrow. heavy snow, rain, and strong winds d.c. to new york to boston. tonight, the amazon delivery workers now on strike in multiple states across this country. what they're now demanding and will it affect your gifts getting there on time? the faa banning drones over parts of the northeast, warning they could shoot them down. where they're restricting air space tonight. ffalo, the deadle crash behind the home of an nfl star. the deadly collision on the tracks. a train and a tractor-trailer. growing concern over bird flu in this country after the first severe human case. now another state just revealing they have a patient too. our "made in america christmas" is back tonight. 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've done at home. you'll love this. >> made in america! >> david: we begin with the ceo murder case. tonight, suspect luigi mangione is in federal custody here in new york, waiving extradition in pennsylvania this morning, flown to a long island airport, then by helicopter to new york city. appearing before a federal judge in a matter of hours. mangione handcuffed, shackled, escorted by dozens of officers, some heavily armed. from the chopper a waiting van to federal court. luigi mangione reportedly read the indictment closely but did not enter a plea. what authorities revealed was allegedly written in his notebook. aaron katersky leading us off again tonight. >> reporter: an extraordinary journey for the accused killer of united healthcare chief executive brian thompson. it began this morning in

pennsylvania, where luigi mangione gave up his fight against extradition to new york city. and within minutes, police whisking him by motorcade to a nearby airport and onto a waiting plane for the short flight to new york. the 26-year-old ivy league grad then delivered by chopper right to a helipad in lower manhattan where the fbi, the mayor, and the nypd were waiting. >> some of these detectives will finally sleep tonight after this person has been brought to justice here in new york city. >> reporter: shackled and surrounded by officers with long guns, he was escorted along a guns 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, mangione mainly 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 said they recovered from mangione 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 true windfall. the complaint says the notebook describes an intent to whack the ceo of one of the insurance companies at its investor conference. the complaint laid out a trove of evidence, including hundreds of hours of video footage that suggest the shooter undertook extensive efforts to identify the victim, place the victim under surveillance, and track the victim's qulbts, leading to the assassination-style killing on the sidewalk. mangione did not enter a plea. >> we're going to respectfully decline to make any comment at this time. mr. mangione appreciates everyone's support. thank you so much. >> reporter: outside courthouses in new york and pennsylvania, mangione's 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: mangione is in federal custody tonight, david. actually, the same brooklyn jail currently housing sean combs. i was with mangione in court today. he appeared docile, maybe a bit nervous, didn't say much. it appeared no family came to see him. david? >> david: aaron katersky leading us off, thank you. aaron is part of the reporting team on a "20/20" special right here, "manhunt: luigi mangione and the ceo murder," a special edition of "20/20," tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight right here later on abc. in the meantime, the other breaking story at this hour from capitol hill and the question, will there be a government

shutdown affecting so many americans just before christmas? after pressure from elon musk and president-elect 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 lawmaker who backed it deserves to be voted out, house republicans say they would come up with a new plan. >> we have agreement. >> reporter: hours later that plan failed. dozens of republicans voting against it, which means the government is again barreling towards a shutdown late tomorrow night which could leave 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. but when musk got wind of that, he launched a relentless attack

on his social media network 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 borrowing limit now before he gets into office. he doesn't want to fight that battle early next year while he's also trying to get tax cuts and start mass deportations. there won't be anything approved unless the debt ceiling is done with, the president-elect told jon karl. "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. i think it's a nonstarter, actually. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the frustration palpable. >> i think shutting down the government is master class dumb. and i don't want to do it. >> reporter: democrats telling me the new house republican plan, which includes trump's demand to raise the debt limit, is a joke.

democratic leader hakeem jeffries says he's not just a no but a hell no. >> 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 the bittners of austin, texas. >> i have a mortgage payment due january 1st. they don't care. >> reporter: jennifer's husband, army lieutenant colonel randall bittner, could see his paycheck dry up if the government shuts down. tonight, this is her message to president-elect trump, elon musk, and congress. >> as a military family, we are not truly 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 shutdown 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: a shutdown is new looming tomorrow night.

the speaker's plan "b" just failed here. right now, it's not clear what plan "c" is. republicans now looking to donald trump and elon musk to see what they should do next. and david, another headline here tonight relating to donald trump. this one about his election interference case in georgia. the state's court of appeals today disqualifying fani willis, the prosecute history brought the case against trump and his allies, for a relationship she had with a lawyer she hired to prosecute the case. the indictment still stands, but tonight, trump is celebrating this move. david? >> david: mary bruce following the late developments live on the hiltl tonight, mary, thank you. now to the new winter storm. winter weather alerts for airports, snow and rain for the i95 corridor, philadelphia, philadelphia, boston. millions began to travel for the holiday. minneapolis declaring a snow emergency, up to six inches. a semi truck jackknifing northwest of the twin cities. this all hits the northeast tomorrow. an arctic blast right behind it all. let's get to chief meteorologist

lee goldberg of our station wabc here in new york timing it all out for us. >> hey, david. this is really curtain call. you can see the snow across the great lakes tonight. winter storm alerts, high wind warnings in the plains, travel delays sliding towards chicago and detroit tonight into tomorrow. along i-80, delays. the storm is moving northeast. a mixed bag along the i-95 corridor tomorrow. there will be snow inland. that snow could crash toward the coast tomorrow night into part of saturday morning. this uncorked arctic air, it's the koemdest air of the season in new york city to start feeling like like single digits, feels like 40 degrees in florida. in the holidays, record highs in the middle of the christmas week and that last to the middle of the new year. david? >> david: thanks as always.

what striking workers are now demanding and the question, will it affect your gifts getting there on time? here tonight, trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, many outside drivers hired by amazon coast to coast walking off the job just days before christmas and new year's. >> public greed has got to go! >> reporter: workers who deliver packages from seven amazon facilities on strike. >> we don't have any christmas presents under the trees this year because the wages, the hours that we get working for amazon, just simply aren't enough to get by. >> reporter: our matt gutman in california. >> you can see picketers are blocking this amazon facility here. they say they'll stay as long as it takes because they are overworked and underpaid. >> reporter: the teamsters union is accusing amazon of insatiable greed, saying the company ignored a december 15th deadline to come to the bargaining table for better pay and working conditions. faith abubey in georgia speaking

to driver thomas hickman, who says he fractured his ankle on the job. >> they didn't care about the well-being. they was more worried about the packages being delivered. >> reporter: amazon does not recognize the teamsters as a union representing their employees and says it won't negotiate with them, accusing many demonstrators of being outsiders. while most of the drivers we spoke with do work for third party delivery companies hired by amazon, they say 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. and i deliver amazon packages. >> reporter: amazon tonight insists the strike has had no impact on their deliveries. >> christmas is on track, and we fully expect to be able to fulfill our delivery promises for our customers. >> reporter: david, nypd arrested two picketers here? queens for blocking amazon delivery vehicles. this picketing is still going

on. they say they'll be back tomorrow. >> david: trevor ault reporting. next tonight here to the mystery over those drones. tonight, the faa with an unprecedented move, banning drones over parts of the northeast, threatening to shoot them down now. restricting what they call national defense air space over parts of new jersey. here's abc's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: tonight, federal authorities making an unprecedented move, shutting down parts of new jersey air space and threatening to shoot down unauthorized drones due to special security concerns. the faa warning that flying a drone without government permission in 22 areas is illegal, and authorities may use deadly force against any drones that pose an imminent security threat. stretches of the state now defined as national defense air space, including parts of jersey city and edison. but the department of homeland security saying again, there is no threat to public safety. and tonight, there is new alarm over a 269% increase in laser

strikes on planes across the state since last year. authorities urging people not to target aircraft, saying pointing lasers into the sky can cause pilots temporary bleedness with dangerous and possibly deadly consequences. david, that drone ban over yet critical infratreasure? new jersey will last through january 17th. authorities warning anyone piloting an unauthorized drone, they could face federal charges. david? >> david: erielle reshef reporting, thank you. when we come back here, the deadly plane crash right behind the home of an nfl star. outside buffalo, new york, and the images coming in here in a moment. last night, the first severe human case of bird flu. the news coming in tonight. another state now. we'll have the latest. our "made in america christmas." a really great idea if you love s'mores. you've got to see this. with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye:

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>> david: finally tonight here, our great "made in america christmas." we've been doing this more than a decade now. the portable bonfires, s'mores, fishing line turned into gifts. the perfect mid-century tissue box. and one giant thank you. christmas less than a week away. >> this is not going to be here for long. >> no, no. >> reporter: there's still time. our 13th year. starting with the firefighters, those two brothers. american-made coats built to last. >> a little made in america christmas, 100%. >> reporter: rockville, maryland. the company, city bonfires, making portable mini bonfires. the holiday s'mores kit. marshmallows from north

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keep an eye on the calendar. there are a lot of changes happening in oakland. shengtao is out as mayor. her last day was this week. budget cuts are starting to take effect. and throughout all of that, the race is on to choose oakland's new mayor. we'll get a look at all of that over the next few minutes. all right. >> let's start though, with focus on the immediate impact, how budget cuts can affect the city's fire department. in january, oakland will temporarily close or brown out. two fire stations might not stop there, either. abc7 news reporter anser hassan is following the story. >> 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