the shooter is still at large helicopters hover above central manhattan hilton hotel. now with crime scene. the hotel was sick to host and invest amazing for united health care. one of the biggest insures in the us. but just before saving i am the company c o brian thompson was fatally shows on his way inside scenario. police say it was a targeted killings. morning everyone. it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes. and as the victim was walking to the conference hotel, the suspect approached from behind and fired several rounds, striking the victim at least once in the back and at least once in the right calf. many people passed the suspect, but he appeared to wait for his intended target. police say there was no known motive for the killing and have launched a major man hunt for the shooter. they released these images and offered $10000.00 for any information leading to and erased the suspect. flip the scene on foot before writing a ring to a by come to central park a few blocks away. united health and vista conference has been cancelled after the

gun crime in new york is lower than the national average and extremely rare in central manhattan.ean, it's new york. it's kind of, it's not normal here at 8:00 and 7:00 in the morning, but it's pretty scary, huh? they had little doubt the killing was premeditated. in midtown manhattan early this morning, 50—year—old brian thompson, the ceo of unitedhealthcare, was shot and killed in what appears at this early stage of our investigation to be a brazen, targeted attack. this does not appear to be a random act of violence. after the shooting, the street here was quickly closed off and the police investigation has been continuing all day. and while they say they do not yet have a motive, significantly, perhaps, mr thompson's wife has given a phone interview to nbc news in which she said her husband had been receiving threats of some kind. and although she didn't go into any detail, that will clearly feed into the investigation. gun crime in new york is lower than the national average and extremely rare in central manhattan. those close by when it happened spoke of their shock. i mean,

central manhattan is not normally the scene of this kind of thing in the police say they are determinedficantly perhaps mr thompson's wife, paulette, gave a shawl —— short interviewed nbc news earlier today saying that her husband had been facing threats of some kind. there was very little further detail given in that interview, but clearly that is a case that is likely to be a focus of the investigation. some breaking news before we 9°“ some breaking news before we go— bitcoin has crossed the 100,000 dolomite for the first time. we will bring you the latest as and when we get it. many thanks for watching business today. iam i am ashton with the catch up. tonight, russian money—laundering operation, euro successful wales and spotify raft. first, relationship red flags. whatever you learn about them in the classroom?— in the classroom? took our social media _ in the classroom? took our social media passwords, i social media passwords, constantly asking for locations, contacting siblings and friends.— and friends. she had every riiht and friends. she had every right and _ and friends. she

central manhattan is not normally the scene of this kind of thing and police say they are determinedh the suspect. >> investigations are continuing but is there any indication of what the motive might have been? >> the police were very clear th believe this was a targeted killing. the video of the shooting shows the gunmen apparently waiting for mr. thompson. another -- a number of members of the public walked by unhindered and mr. thompson appears to be singled out, shot he walks past.mes in the back as why the shooting took place in public, the police do not yet have a motive. significantly perhaps, mr. thompson's wife gave a short interview to nbc news earlier today saying her husband had been facing rats of some kind. there was little further detail given in the interview but clearly, if that is the case that is likely to be a focus of the investigation. >> john reporting there in new york city. great to get that update from you. thank you so much. let's turn to other headlines now from around the world. u.s. president joe biden met the presidents of zambia and the demo arctic re

prosecutors allege that mangione shot thompson in central manhattan before going on the run.yal residence for the first time in almost two decades. the speech was filmed in a former hospital chapel earlier this month. the king, queen camilla and the princess of wales have all battled health issues this year. our royal correspondent, daniela relph has more. tucked away amongst the modern blocks of flats and offices in central london, a small peaceful space that will this year host a piece of royal history. the king is said to have been bowled over by the beauty of this chapel. once a place of solace and reflection, for patients, staff and family using the middlesex hospital before the hospital closed in 2005. after a year where the king was diagnosed with cancer and is still undergoing treatment he wanted his christmas broadcast to come from a location connected to health care and somewhere used by the local community. with the particular year the family have had, the chapel and its connection to the hospital and the wider health care profession is what made it the choice for

gun crime in new york is lower than the national average, and extremely rare in central manhattan. new york. it's kind of, it's not normal here at 8:00 and 7:00 in the morning, but it's pretty scary, huh? i feel so sorry for his family, and no matter whatjob he has, no matter where he worked or what he done, nobody deserves to be murdered. for now, the priority is finding the suspect. police drones, helicopters and dogs, and thousands of cctv cameras are combing the city, street by street, and a reward of $10,000 is being offered for information that helps to track him down. it will take you live to seoul and show you the national assembly, we have got some news the south korea —— south korean president will not make any statements today. we will be in seoul live with our team is coming up on business today. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. the weather is set to stay pretty unsettled as we head towards the weekend, but it's not a complete wash—out. there will be some drier, brighter interludes from time to time before the wet and windy weather moves through, and then it will

gun crime in new york is lower than the national average and extremely rare in central manhattan.poke of their shock. i mean, it's new york. it's kind of, it's not normal here at 8:00 and 7:00 in the morning, but it's pretty scary, huh? i feel so sorry for his family. and no matter whatjob he has, no matter where he worked or what he done, nobody deserves to be murdered. for now, the priority is finding the suspect. police drones, helicopters and dogs, and thousands of cctv cameras are combing the city, street by street, and a reward of $10,000 is being offered for information that helps to track him down. john sudworth, bbc news, new york. it's just over eight months since the francis scott key bridge — in the us city of baltimore — collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship. six people died and the port was closed, putting thousands out of work. tonight a bbc documentary will explore what went wrong and how bridges can be made safer. 0ur transport correspondent sean dilley has the details. hold all traffic on the key bridge. there's a ship approaching just lost their steering.

united health care is brian thompson was on the way to an investor meeting at central manhattan's filtering hotel when he was attacked by a mass shooter who then fled. police suspect it was a target, it murder gave us capitol. havana has been plunged into absolute darkness after the national electricity grid collapsed. the government blames outages to add to the islands largest power plant. it's the latest of several such incidents and recent ones prompted by dwindling oil imports. i'm in an economic crisis. process war against ukraine has expanded to include thousands of north korean soldiers, hypersonic missiles, and suspected hybrid attacks on ukraine's allies. nato foreign ministers have been meeting in brussels to discuss how best to respond to this escalation, which includes the suspect and suffering of communications cables under the baltic fee, continuing support for ukraine and the blocks preparations for the upcoming donald trump presidency has dominated the talk. so far and our correspond, terry schultz walked us through the main outcomes of the 2 day meeting as well as you laid

gun crime in new york is lower than the national average and extremely rare in central manhattan.ed spoke of their shock. i mean, it's new york. it's kind of, it's not normal here at 8:00 and 7:00 in the morning, but it's pretty scary, huh? i feel so sorry for his family. and no matter whatjob he has, no matter where he worked or what he done, nobody deserves to be murdered. for now, the priority is finding the suspect. police drones, helicopters and dogs, and thousands of cctv cameras are combing the city, street by street, and a reward of $10,000 is being offered for information that helps to track him down. some experts suggest the images of the weapon showed the gunman was using a silencer, another indication that this was calculated and deliberate. a number of members of the public passing that same spot before mr thomson appeared to be singled out. why would such a successful chief executive of such a well—known company be targeted in this way on the streets of new york? it remains a deep mystery at the moment as well as a personal tragedy. his wife issuing a statement on be

gun crime in new york is lower than the national average and extremely rare in central manhattan.ened spoke of their shock. i mean, it's new york. it's kind of, it's not normal here at 8:00 and 7:00 in the morning, but it's pretty scary, huh? i feel so sorry for his family. and no matter whatjob he has, no matter where he worked or what he done, nobody deserves to be murdered. for now, the priority is finding the suspect. police drones, helicopters and dogs, and thousands of cctv cameras are combing the city, street by street, and a reward of $10,000 is being offered for information that helps to track him down. john sudworth, bbc news, new york. let's speak to our cbs correspondent naomi ruchim. chilling images of the moments before that fatal shooting. what is the latest news on the investigation? the what is the latest news on the investigation?— investigation? the police department _ investigation? the police department has - investigation? the police department has taken i investigation? the police department has taken in | investigation? the police l department has taken in

well, matthew, central manhattan, of course, is one of the most filmed and photographed places in the days on, the police have built up a substantial body of evidence, not least those photographs. they also have details about the suspect�*s movements, saying he checked into a hostel on the upper west side of manhattan in the days before this killing and that he arrived in new york on the 24th of november having travelled by bus, a greyhound bus that left atlanta and georgia. what's interesting about the latest images that they've released is that they show his face very clearly. newspaper reports for unnamed police sources suggest that these images were taken at the reception desk at the hostel and that the man in the images was asked by the receptionist to take his mask off and give her a smile, a very innocent, normal exchange, but if that is true, then that exchange may have given police their most important clue yet, because as i say, the image is a very clear image. you have to wonder, even if they are not yet close to making any arrests here, they must be getting close to identi

that they believe officers have found the backpack warn by the man who wore the backpack in central manhattannd in central park matches the same description. >> one he was wearing that day. investigators say the gunman went into central park right after the shooting with his backpack on. and then a short time later came out without it. remember, that man is now believed to have left new york city and could be anywhere in this country tonight. well, there is both excitement and skepticism on capitol hill tonight after elon musk and vivek ramaswamy went to the house and senate this week to begin their mission to shrink the federal government. but now the hard part begins. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram explains. >> republican exceptions for doge are central atmospheric after meetings with elon musk and vivek ramaswamy. >> we need to start cutting our budget and cutting it soon. >> every single republican wants to get about the business of cutting fraud, waste and abuse. >> we can't just continue to do everything for everyone. >> but political aspirations soon slammed into legis

and this new video tonight of the suspect seen riding a bike out of new york's central park on manhattan's upper west side, 85th street. this is about 15 minutes after the deadly attack. police learning more about the .9 millimeter gun he used with a long barrel, making the shots nearly silent. and tonight here, the chilling worlds found on the shell casings at the scene suggesting a possible motive. abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off right here in new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, we're seeing the face of the man the nypd says gunned down united healthcare ceo brian thompson in cold blood. the suspect seen unmasked and grinning at a manhattan hostel. police sources tell abc news he checked in saturday, november 30th, using a fake name, and shared room 407 with two strangers. investigators searching that hostel. >> we are on the right pathway, and we don't want to do anything that's going to not only impede the investigation, but hinder the prosecution of the person involved. >> reporter: authorities believe the shooter used a u

one possible break in the case coming late today after police launched a drone search over manhattan central park, looking for the backpack worn by the shooter. a grayback was located, according to two senior law enforcement officials. investigators now looking to see if it is the bag worn by the suspected shooter. a senior official saying it will be searched for fingerprints and dna. police officials hopeful that releasing this image of the person of interest, the only visual revealing his face, will lead to tips from those who know him. the snapshots coming from a hostel on manhattan's upper west side, where according to a senior law enforcement official, the man only took his mask down in order to flirt with an employee at the hostel's front desk. the images essential to nypd's efforts to establish an identity through facial recognition, to help solve a calculated murder that is also rattled an entire industry. >> this is so unprecedented, it has really made a lot of executives very much on edge. >> reporter: t the insurance sector, now making dramatic changes, some leading companies taki

this is all new video showing luigi mangione being escorted into court monday night in central pennsylvania. the manhattant attorney's office in new york city confirms that mangione has been charged with second degree murder in the death of united health care ceo brian thompson. that's in addition to the charges he faces in pennsylvania, where he was arrested. legal analyst stephen clark says new york prosecutors will have a tactical advantage in this case. >> that extradition process to bring him back to new york can give them the time to link his dna and fingerprints to the evidence they found at the scene in new york. >> those who know mangone reacted to his arrest. >> beyond shocked. it's unimaginable. >> r.j. martin is a friend and former roommate of mangione. martin lived with the murder suspect in a co-living space in hawaii in recent years. he doesn't know what may have gone wrong, but is well aware of mangione's back problems and a recent surgery that mangione had. >> i knew he was going to have a surgery, so earlier this year i checked in with him. he confirmed that he had had surgery and he sen

this is all new video showing luigi mangione being escorted into court monday night in central pennsylvania. the manhattantrict attorney's office in new york city confirms that mangione has been charged with second degree murder in the death of united health care ceo brian thompson. that's in addition to the charges he faces in pennsylvania, where he was arrested. legal analyst stephen clark says new york prosecutors will have a tactical advantage in this case. >> that extradition process to bring him back to new york can give them the time to link his dna and fingerprints to the evidence they found at the scene in new york. >> those who know mangone reacted to his arrest. >> beyond shocked. it's unimaginable. >> r.j. martin is a friend and former roommate of mangione. martin lived with the murder suspect in a co-living space in hawaii in recent years. he doesn't know what may have gone wrong, but is well aware of mangione's back problems and a recent surgery that mangione had. >> i knew he was going to have a surgery, so earlier this year i checked in with him. he confirmed that he had had surgery and he

he was attacked a few blocks from times square and central park, just outside the hilton hotel in manhattan now say this man is a person of interest as they pursue their investigation. the first known sighting of the gunman is by the 57th street subway station. this cctv image, obtained by the washington post, is time—stamped 6.15. the next sighting, according to us media, is 6.17 at a starbucks. the police released this image from inside the cafe. then at 6.30, we see the same man in this video, published by the new york times. he appears to be on the phone. nearby is the hilton hotel. brian thompson was attending a conference there, and according to police, at around 6.110 the gunman arrived and waited. minutes later, this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunman approaches and takes aim. he ignores a bystander close by, who flees as the shooting begins. also, if we zoom in, after the initial shot, the gun appears to temporarilyjam, and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting, the assailant runs across the street, leaving brian thompson lying on

he was attacked a few blocks from times square and central park, just outside the hilton hotel in manhattanhis man is a person of interest as they pursue their investigation. the first known sighting of the gunman is by the 57th street subway station. this cctv image, obtained by the washington post, is time—stamped 6:15. the next sighting, according to us media, is 6:17 at a starbucks. the police released this image from inside the cafe. then at 6:30, we see the same man in this video, published by the new york times. he appears to be on the phone. nearby is the hilton hotel. brian thompson was attending a conference there and according to police, at around 6:40, the gunman arrived and waited. minutes later, this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunman approaches and takes aim. he ignores a bystander close by who flees as the shooting begins. also, if we zoom in, after the initial shot, the gun appears to temporarily jam, and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting, the assailant runs across the street, leaving brian thompson lying on the ground

manhattan. he did the shooting on 54th street and he makes his way through central park then he makes his way toand upper manhattan and then he got on a bus. it's logical that he would do that and we don't know did he go to an airport did he take the bus to an airport, i think the circulation of his picture i've not seen anything like that quite a while and probably was in every newspaper in america and probably every tv station put that picture up. i think it's a matter of time and i think good work has been done so far. maria: what are your thoughts on the evidence that we have seen or read about there was words on the shell casings of the bullets delay, depose, deny this guy had a silencer on the gun initially it jammed in the fixed and it kept shooting in the ceo brian thompson does this individual appeared to be a professional or an amateur. what you take away from and what about the mistakes he made he held a cup, dunkin' donuts and threw it away he threw his phone and an alleyway talk to us about some of that what does that tell you about him. >> i think is a motivated amateur in the writ

take a look at midtown manhattan looking towards central park at the fox christmas tree at headquarters, absolutely beautiful. good morning. i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney, 10:00 eastern this boxing day. we are down across the board, nothing too drastic, the dow, s&p and nasdaq down from 0.221.3% but there are no more losers than gainers, the us treasury yield on the 10 year is up, 4.63%, it is up for. 60 basis points, a headwind for the equities. let's look at the price of oil, that's up $0.32, $70.32 a barrel and bitcoin has been looking like it was going to try to get back to one hundred thousand, down 30 one hundred dollars and 95,324. there you go. that's the market. a little down at this stage. now this. toyota has become the latest company to donate to donald trump's inaugural thunder, giving one million dollars and it comes after trump's proposed 25% tariffs on mexico and canada would leave a big impact on the auto industry. funny how this works. jason, great to see you this morning, why are all these companies coming out to donate, trampling over each other to do

it's true, central park has less cameras than midtown manhattan. in central park, they added more this last summer because of attempted rapes that happened there. there are cameras there and they tracked him. the only thing he successfully did was get a good head start. you can hop on a lot of buses and trains and get out ahead of law enforcement. once you scratch beneath the surface, this was really appears to have been a very clumsy crime. i mean, anyone who will put monopoly money in a bag is not thinking about evasion. yes, he got out of the city. but there are a lot of things he did he committed the crime, if it's him, in full view of a camera, ten feet away and there were plenty of other cameras that caught him. so i think at the end of the day we may conclude that this is anything but a professional type hit. it was actually, i think, we'll find once we see all the evidence the government has, it was actually rather clumsy. even though it was thought out, it wasn't thought out for evasion. >> really, really quickly, got 30 seconds. what's the

the attack unfolded in one of the busiest parts of manhattan, close to the tourist areas of times square and centralhootings are extremely rare. 0n the money markets, all three major indexes have closed up higher. the dowjones industrial average were led higher biotechnology stocks and expectations of lower interest rates. a quick read of our top three. pressure continues to build on south korea's president to step down of a botched attempt to propose more martial law. we will have more on that later in the morning. many thanks for watching. hey, i'm ashlyn with the catch up. tonight, a russian money—laundering operation. euro success for wales. and spotify wrapped. but first, relationship red flags — what have we learned about them in the classroom? he took our social media passwords, he was constantly asking for locations, he was contacting siblings and ourfriends. she had every right to end that relationship. these are the life—saving lessons that parents of murdered teenager holly newton are passing on to pupils. a study out today found almost half of 13— to 17—year—olds who've been in a relatio

development to report to you the person of interest was last seen on the upper west side of manhattan, exiting central park on 85th street wednesday morning that's where cnn's shimon prokupecz is right now. and shimon you have that information and some additional information about dna um, pulled off some of the evidence that they recovered at the scene and that alleyway where, as you recall, the suspect was seen fleeing. >> so there is some they believe there is some dna there there. and they have submitted it to the new york city medical examiner's office, which are the folks that would pull it and test it and see if they could perhaps find some kind of match. the importance of that is also, you have to keep in mind that investigators are building a criminal case. and right now, since they really don't have a lot of evidence per se, linking him to the crime. when you look at that video, you see him from the back perhaps they have other information, but they're starting to see. what we're starting to see is that they're starting to hopefully eventually hope to arrest him. and then they have to prosecu

and this part of manhattan in particular, this is right in the centre of mid town manhattan, a few blocks south of centralourists will know very well, a large police presence in normal times, the subways and on the streets, so this is very very unusual and obviously now there is a major manhunt under way and a police investigation beginning. john sudworth for now, live in new york, thank you for that. around the world and across the uk, you have watching bbc news. you are watching bbc news. let's turn to ukraine, with people facing their third winter, since russia's full—scale invasion. resiliance and resistance come in many different forms — and my next guest is ukraine's most famous singer. slava vakarchuk has spent most of the last few years raising money for the war effort, keeping the issue front and centre in western capitals, and bolstering the morale of soldiers by visiting the frontlines and singing to the troops. he's currently in london — part of a world tour. before the war, he regularly packed stadiums, and just to give you an idea of how popular he is, one of his songs had 65 million views o

he was attacked a few blocks from times square and central park, just outside the hilton hotel in manhattanthe man who shot him as by the 57th st subway station. this cctv image obtained by the washington post is time stamped 6:15am. the next sighting according to us media is at starbucks. police released this image from inside the cafe. then at 6:30am we see the same man in this video published by the new york times. he appears to be on the phone. nearby is the hilton hotel. brian thompson was attending a conference they are and according to police at around 6:1i0am the gunmen arrived and waited. minutes later this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunmen approaches and takes aim at. he ignores a bystander close by who flees as the shooting begins. also as we zoom in, after the initial shot the gun appears to temporarilyjam and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting brian thompson that is left lying on the floor. his assailant runs across the floor. his assailant runs across the street. police say he walked into an alleyway and headed north acro

traced or tracked the route of where this person went north from that midtown manhattan manhattan spot toward central park. and then from central park. we are you see this video that eventually comes out on 85th street. so about 30 blocks north of where the shooting actually happened. and this is where police believe this is the gunman. this person is seen sort of in the outskirts of the park. so in theory, there is a path where you could go through the park and exit. police have scoured the park. they have not found the gray backpack that the shooter was seen wearing at the shooting scene they do not know what may have been inside. and here you see the route from sort of midtown manhattan, heading up toward the park. and then at the scene itself. police are also looking at a water bottle that they say has a fingerprint on it though it appears law enforcement sources tell cnn that it was smudged. so the details might be a little bit harder to be conclusive but then on top of that, they're also looking at a cell phone that was left at the scene as well to see if there are any clues. so bottom line, th

he went into central park and ended at a bus stop in uptown manhattan. the chief of detectives now telling nbc news how they believe mangione fled to pennsylvania. >> we believe he may have taken the subway back to penn station and then made his way to philadelphia from there. >> mangione current remains in a pennsylvania prison. yesterday his lawyer filed a petition contesting mangione's detention, arguing pennsylvania has not prove than mangione was in new york the day of the murder or provided probable cause that he was responsible for this crime. an extradition hearing is set for december 30th. >>> well, now to the growing mystery in the skies over the northeast. members of congress are demandnding answs about the drone sightings over new jersey and some other states, asking for clarity about what they feel could be a security threat. nbc's ryan nobles has more from capitol hill. >> this is over my house right now. >> reporter: as mysterious drones continue to pop up in the skies over the east coast. >> now it's hovered over my other neighbor's house

they lost the shooter after he took off from the scene on an e-bike into central park, ending up at a bus station in uptown manhattan. the chief of detectives now says mangione got on the subway and went back downtown, revealing the details in an interview with nbc news' jonathan dienst. >> we believe he may have taken the subway back to penn station and made his way to philadelphia. >> reporter: the chief says he traveled west to pittsburgh and then back east to altoona, withdrawing money from an atm and paying for everything with cash along the way. when mangione was arrested five days after the murder, police say he had thousands of dollars in his bag. he also had this gun, according to police. the chief laying out how the nypd crime lab matched it to shell casings left behind at the murder scene. >> there was an nypd detective test-firing that gun and matching the eintersection marks from the casings to the casings that we fired. >> reporter: they still don't know where mangione got the weapon. >> the gun itself is a ghost gun, a receiver that is -- comes from a manufacturer from parts, and then the gun was buil

tom hansen walks us through the investigation that took place from midtown manhattan to a mcdonald's in a small city in centralnsylvania >>>>authorities in pennsylvania are questioning a person of interest in connection to the shooting death of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. >>>>he matches the description of the identification. we've been looking >>>>for. the man, identified as 26 year old luigi mangione, was arrested at an altoona mcdonald's monday morning on firearms charges after an employee called in a tip. officials say mangione was carrying a ghost gun and a silencer. >>>>also recovered

brian thompson was stalked and gunned down on the streets of midtown manhattan, the masked shooter fleeing on an ebike into central park and eluding police long enough to get out of the city. >> the suspect was in mcdonald's and recognized by an employee who then called local police. >> reporter: 280 miles west of new york city, eating breakfast. officer tyler fry, who's been on the job just six months described approaching mangione. >> me and my partner and i recognized him immediately, didn't even think twice about it. we knew that was our guy. >> reporter: local police detained mangione after he showed them this fake i.d. from new jersey with the name mark rosario, the same one he used to check into a manhattan hostel. the nypd says it was one of multiple fake i.d.s in his possession along with a u.s. passport, a similar mask and clothing worn by the gunman and this weapon with a suppresser like the one used in the shooting. >> the gun appears to be a ghost gun. may have been made on a 3d printer. >> reporter: altoona police also discovered a hand written three-page manifesto. two senior law enforcement officia

to find the person who murdered the ceo of unitedhealthcare on a busy street of manhattan before disappearing into central park. the latest details on that investigation. this is today in the bay. and good morning to you on this thursdaday. i'm mcus washington and i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for laura garcia this morning. good morning to you, mike. hope the roads are slow. we want to get a look at that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. i was saying maybe a little autopilot right now. i think so. i mean, it's a nice week. every morning is exactly the same. every afternoon is the same. and so we're settling into this pattern that continues for at least the next few days. here's a look at some of our live cameras and the current temperatures. it is 46 now in palo alto, san jose, checking in at 50 degrees, and we're at 47 in walnut creek. and once again, our highs are back to the upper 60s. i only had the chance to the temperatures up or down a degree or two. so it's about the same as yesterday with san francisco up to 64 today and 68 degrees in dublin and 68 in napa, with some low 70s once again for the so

took off on an e-bike, made a quick get away, goes into central park, sam points out there aren't a lot of cameras, as there are in midtown manhattanu have a lot of trails and trees, you have places where it's easy if you know particularly central park to get lost, to not be seen. especially on a day like today when it's cold. and even for some reason he didn't ditch that e-bike and the city bikes are very distinctive, right? they have a logo on them. there are tens of thousands of them across the greater new york city area. so, where do you even begin? >> well, you begin at the epicenter. and you begin to move out ward because obviously the crime scene is expanding. the evidence trail is expanding and there are additional resources that you have to acquire and evaluate, analyze, all while conducting this massive manhunt. and also, ensuring the safety of other new yorkers in the area. so it is a herculean task. i could tell just based on the amount of information and the specificity that the officials provided during the course of the press conference itself, that there is a lot of valuable information that they have yet to track d

man police have been tracking since last winter, including at the manhattan hospital where he stayed, stopped at starbucks near centrals weekend police found new evidence, backpack, they believe belongs to the suspect. the case taking a strange twist when they realized what was inside, jacket and monopoly money. retired fbi agent rob tamika said it could be a message to investigators. >> reporter: you see something that seems to come out of left feel like the monopoly money, what you take from that? >> you look at it, there is some purpose for that or was it literally something so benign that it wasn't even part of it? like, why monopoly money? >> reporter: today of lead nypd scuba team is back in the park, scouring the pond for evidence. the weapon is still missing. the investigation is spreading nearly 1000 miles away to georgia. >> reporter: authorities say the investigation and is widening to places, like atlanta, where officials say there were clues that fox stations. they believe the shooter could have come through here before heading to our. >> reporter: senior law enforcement officials say they still do not kn

brian thompson was stalked and gunned down on the streets of midtown manhattan, the masked shooter fleeing on an ebike into centralark and eluding police long enough to get out of the city. >> the suspect was in a mcdonald's, recognized by an employee who called local police. >> reporter: 280 miles west of new york city, eating breakfast. officer tyler frye, who has been on the job just six months, described approaching mangione. >> me and my partner recognized him immediately. didn't think twice about it, knew he was our guy. >> reporter: local police detained him after he showed this fake i.d. from new jersey with the name mark rosario, the same one he used to check into a manhattan hostel, according to two senior law enforcement officials. nypd says it was one of multiple fake i.d.s in his possession, along with a u.s. passport, and similar mask and clothing worn by the gunman. and this weapon with a suppressor like the one used in the shooting. >> it appears to be a ghost gun, it may have been made on a 3d printer. capable of firing a 9 millimeter round. >> reporter: police also discovered a handwritten manife