but but he keeps the gun and that does beg the question as captain monahan, you know, also points out which is was he going to do another assassination? is that the reason he has this note on him, which explains the mindset behind it? um, a lot of people suggested, because of the way this unfolded that he wanted to get caught. i would suggest he didn't want to get caught, but he was prepared to get caught with with with this, with this manifesto in place in case in case he was killed in the process of getting caught as it was when the police came in there, he was buried in his laptop at a table in the back of the mcdonald's. he didn't have access to to the gun on his person. he would have had to reach in the backpack. they would have reacted more quickly. so i think he just let this unfold to see if he could talk his way through it, and he couldn't. >> all right, we've got to take a break. when we come back. more on the next steps in the investigation and prosecution of the suspect, who still has yet to be charged with the killing itself. also, more on the so-called ghost gun that pol

chief monahan raises the idea that, you know, maybe it's not a 3-d printed gun. what do you make of the fact that he still had a gun? because i remember you and i talking that first night of, you know, would he keep the gun with him? is the gun going to be in the backpack? you know, a lot of suspects wouldn't want to be caught with a gun on them, tying them to to a shooting it's so interesting because you know, in new york, he dumps the bicycle, he dumps the other backpack that he wears during the murder. >> you find a tommy hilfiger jacket and monopoly and monopoly money in in in that backpack. but but he keeps the gun and that does beg the question as captain monahan, you know also points out, which is was he going to do another assassination? is that the reason he has this note on him, which explains the mindset behind it? um, a lot of people suggested, because of the way this unfolded, that he wanted to get caught. i would suggest he didn't want to get caught, but he was prepared to get caught with with with this, with this manifesto in place, in case in case

so the woman who was living in this home was mabel monahan. >> mabel monahan ended up a murder victim, strangled and bludgeoned to death after robbers entered her burbank, california, home looking for known treasures. barbara graham, a part of the brazen theft, ended up facing more than she bargained for. >> it came together when emmett perkins and jack santo drafted barbara to be the lure, because mabel monahan was very security conscious, so barbara was used to go knock on the door and say, you know, my car broke down. if you could just let me use your phone. mabel unfortunately let her in. and the men came in right behind her. >> it was unclear who killed mabel, but barbara was found guilty by association. >> it's called the felony murder rule. and when you participate in a felony in which someone dies, even if it's accidental, you're on the hook for it. >> reporters hungry for a story flocked to interview barbara and her lawyer. barbara was convicted and then sent to san quentin's gas chamber, becoming one of only a handful of women to be put to death in california. and hollywood

but they're going to do all that and they're going to be looking for what captain monahan is talking about does he meet with someone? does he see a person? is there this interlocutor or a second person? but it's it's going to take a lot of work. still waiting for that phone call, because in all that video they have found, he goes to mcdonald's, he has a cab. what they don't have is him taking that hood down and taking that mask down, which means he's on alert. the whole time. he knows he's on camera. it's new york. >> yeah, commissioner. captain great to have you both here. we'll continue to follow this we're going to have more on this breaking news tonight. we're going to speak to new york city's former police commissioner ray kelly. right after a quick break also, we're following developments out of washington, where trump's defense secretary pete hegseth, is on defense as he's struggling to overcome misconduct allegations more that have surfaced. his lawyer is going to join us live this will not be a process tried in the media. >> i don't answer to anyone in this group. none of yo

also with us, retired nypd captain john monahan and msnbc senior law enforcement analyst, cedric alexanderrmer public safety director for dekalb county, georgia. sam, bring us the very latest in this investigation. >> reporter: sure, ana, good morning. i would say there have been two significant developments in the last 12 or so hours, the first ever which you just mentioned, multiple law enforcement officials telling nbc news that they believe the suspect took a greyhound bus from atlanta and arrived into new york city on november 24th, that is roughly ten days prior to this shooting. what does that mean? it means investigators now can check the ticket list and see if they can identify the gunman based on the purchase. so that's one. another is was he staging and plotting potentially for ten days in new york? we know an eyewitness at that hostel you mentioned said that he was sharing a room with complete strangers and obviously there are the visual images as well and, this is the second big development. we found out according to an individual or senior law enforcement individual briefed o

i've sent tissue samples to the international space station hoping for breakthrough. benton monahan has the story to point the secrets to the human aging process could lie in space. studies have shown astronaut living on the international space station or i ss, get older, faster, step a dead 3 scientist and oxford in the u. k. believe a closer look at this could lead to medical breakthroughs here on her, on the on petted us to notes. suffer from muscle atrophy brooklyn, with their joint with their boon, and also with immune system. when we noticed this, we found that this actually at some point, simon, your to a different age related disease, and this latest to all. so the question, if the space might to provide us with the next or late engaging model, lower gravity in space means the human body experiences less resistance and doesn't have to work as hard. but this leads muscles to breakdown and bones to lose their density. ask knolls, have to exercise cost, at least to counter these effects, conditions and space can also damage cells and the bodies immune system. to study this, the sci

captain john monahan, thank you so much for the context, the analysis. we really appreciate it thank you and we have breaking news now. defense secretary lloyd austin just announcing a $1 billion military aid package for ukraine. cnn's oren liebermann joining us now from the reagan national defense forum, where this was announced. oren, tell us more this was a very unusual speech coming from defense secretary lloyd austin. >> and i think that's a reflection of the fact that these are his last few weeks in the pentagon, after virtually the entire biden administration being the secretary of defense and part of what he talked about is the value of foreign aid, how important that is for global leadership and how important it is for u.s. national security. he sort of ticked through what he viewed as the accomplishments of the administration and of the pentagon over the last four years. that includes new partnerships in the indo-pacific, the aid and security assistance given to israel. and then of course, the aid and security assistance given to ukraine that h

and joining us now is retired nypd captain john monahan. he's also the author of a series of detective novels, novels, the latest of which is called the guns of antwerp. it's great to have you here with us. i just want to start first with your general thoughts. we have a little bit more information now that we've heard from the nypd commissioner and others just a little bit ago. what do you make of of this crime and also how they were able to find and arrest the suspect it's great that they were able to find and arrest the suspect. >> jessica, you mentioned and your reporter mentioned the technology playing a role in this. >> and, you know, the cameras in the subway when you look at the footage captured by the camera in the car, that's one thing. then you look the really clear photo came from the cops body camera. i don't know what the teenagers were looking at or what app they were looking on, but it's the use of this technology. it's great having those cameras in the subway cars that captured a lot. i believe the photo from the cops body

reynolds will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan, ologist era. all right, that's the news for now. i'm jessica washington. you can find more information on our website to 0 dot com. the weather is next and then inside story takes a look at the political showdown in south korea to stay with us. more news is coming up soon. the the, the had low. they will start down on the and the relentless humidity that has australia and its grip will be sticking around. unfortunately, for at least another week or so. so too will the storms and showers, affecting the very last big bus of rain are expected to affect the top and on says that you can see a rush of showers as well stretching across into northern parts of queens and down to the edge of new south wales as well. we could see through the showers, developing across small southern areas as we go into friday. but out west it remains very dry and settled the temperature. impulse is expected to rise, but not to the numbers that we're seeing across that southeast corner. we have looked at adelaid

and also will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan, ologist era as well. the news continues to own out there off to restitution, advocate stone, or not. start with the breaking barriers and define expectations. there had never been in the official match with multiple score against president until we visual it's such a team did it from local fields and member, okay, to the international stage. these play as proof that size doesn't define strength. i'll just say well for those and instead of a single story of the house and disappointments and trust rising to the chinese on challenges era west and museums still have hundreds of thousands of artifacts taken from african countries in the 19th and 20th century visit is at my, the masks, jewelry, statues, and manuscripts. but they may not realize that most or only that because of colonization. in fact, within 75 percent of sub saharan africa is cultural, heritage was removed from the continent. the in the 19 fifties and sixties, many african countries gained independence from the european co

and also will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan, ologist era a. hi, we are bringing you now. some breaking news out of paris, france is poem and has post a no confidence motion against prime minister michelle vanya $331.00, and he's out of $574.00 members of the national assembly voted in favor of ousting him. the motions were tabled off to the prime minister by post parliamentary approval to force through an austere, already budget, closing the left and fall right to push to remove him from office. it's the 1st time the govern. government has been toppled in this way in front since 1962. well let's put this all into context for you. this measure was expected to pause. that was the outcome that was expected. it certainly is significant though. the national assembly we knew was voting often of aging to motions one introduced by the left wing come and another by fall right nationalist together accounting for more than $330.00 politicians, only 288 votes when needed. and as we know now.

will: president biden facing push back is frequency conductive from michael monahan and being paid toes and the move upsetting many across the state including governor josh shapiro. >> i do feel strongly that president biden got it absolutely wrong. it was a scandal and affected families in really deep and profound sad ways. will: sackmary lina, this was a -- selena, this was a particularly ugly scandal in pennsylvania and president biden granted 1500 sentences and it's funding juveniles to private asking them those questions. why? it was a scandal in the state and going for them and there was one young man and pennsylvania and wry ling and the top sport over football and he was just he was never the same and missed senior year of high school and aspirational thing he wants as a kid and committed suicide and this was devastating in our state he was let out as just vulgar. i can't think of a better word than vulgar. will: meanwhile, salena, you where this, the trump administration said you wrote this headline in january. trump's tract to victory began when train derailed and the incomi

so perhaps the time is what will make the difference and revealed a i is boom or bust. vinson monahan, elgin's era for counting the cost, what companies and governments around the world awaiting up the costs and benefits of artificial intelligence. integrating a i into a company's business systems isn't cheap. research fund got the estimates, the cost to be between $5.00 and $20000000.00. it also protects that's 30 percent of these projects could be abandoned by 2025 due to the expense box. that might also be much to gain consultancy from p. w. c. estimates the a i could, i have made a 16 trillion dollars to the global economy by 2030, but with big changes come, big disruptions. the only m f says the 40 percent of all jobs will be affected by a i. in some cases, it will make those jobs much more productive and all those low it could displace workers as many tasks previously done by people i've taken over by computer programs. all these changes will impact everywhere and everyone in the same way, developing economies are likely to face less disruption from a i compare to developed ones

captain chris monahan, with piedmont police, said. we are looking into actions that occurred before the collision. chp has the vehicle, both the nhtsa and the national traffic safety board have made inquiries about the collision. the nhtsa often investigates crashes involving electric vehicles with self-driving features. the cybertrucks have had six recalls and three investigations, including an august 2024 crash in texas in which the vehicle veered off the road and burst into flames. in this piedmont crash, officials said last week that speeding is possibly a contributing factor, but they have not yet said if driver assistance features in the cybertruck were engaged at e time of the accident. inged at e piedmont, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> the san francisco federal building is now officially the speaker. nancy pelosi federal building. >> the dedication to a long time san francisco congresswoman comes after some big changes in the area. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is here with reaction to those changes. suzann

patrick monahan, 24 years in the senate, the champion of the tunnel that never got built, so were someone could get it done, no one. then came joe biden. construction began this year on the new tunnel. for the next 100 years, people will be driving through that tunnel and have no idea who did that. they should call it the biden tunnel. secretary pete buttigieg is back with us. you know donald trump is going to take credit for that tunnel. >> absolutely. we created a pipeline of good projects that will play out over the next few years. when i called projects like the hudson river tunnel the cathedrals of our infrastructure, i did not just say that because it is a poetic word for something big, i said it bearing in mind thinking about the world's great cathedrals is the hands that laid the cornerstones of those cathedrals were not even around 100 years later when other hands laid the keystone, some of the projects were funding, street safe project to intersection safer can be done in one or two construction seasons. others, working at work >>, the work of a decade or more . president bid

alexandria: this josh shapiro speaking on the president commuting the sentence up former judge michael monahanis convicted in 2011, for making it millions and kickbacks were improperly setting children to juvenile dissension centers, known as the kids forecast scandal progressive congresswoman is like was asked about that as she advocated for more sentencing to be commuted. >> any insight in specific cases when the rationale and what i can say is our hundreds of thousands of people based on the presidents action and they have hope to about the fate of their loved ones. alexandria: it is also time about pretty and preemptive people that the biden team fear to be prosecuted by the incoming administration of the trump disputed that is the ministration we do is newly appointed senator adam schiff, on that. >> the president of giving link apartments, preemptive pardons, on the way out of the ministration i thank you so a presidents you do not want to set. alexandria: the white house has a revealing today that the president continues that he plans to continue moving forward with actions when it come

captain chris monahan, with piedmont police said we are looking into actions that occurred before the collision. chp has the vehicle. both the nhtsa and the national traffic safety board have made inquiries about the collision. the nhtsa often investigates crashes involving electric vehicles with self-driving features. the cybertrucks have had six recalls and three investigations, including an august 2024 crash in texas in which the vehicle veered off the road and burst into flames. in this piedmont crash, officials said last week that speeding is possibly aweek contributing factor, but they have not yet said if driver assistance features in the cybertruck were engaged at the time of the accident. in piedmont, i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> closing arguments got underway today in san francisco in the murder trial of cash app founder bob lee. nima momeni is accused of stabbing and killing lee in april last year.omeni insists he acted in self-defense. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has followed this story from the beginning and has the latest developments. >> prosecuto

. >> but, some of it is defining deviancy down, senator monahan's famous line. who do fact checking his lies, it is out there. but, it has almost become accepted that trump says all this stuff, and it has become normal. and that is where the turn -- term "sanewashing" came from. >> e.j., we are going to have to leave it there, e.j. remembers when the president of the united states, george w. bush, got in trouble because he wasn't sure what the price of a quart of milk was. >> i'm afraid he's old enough to remember that. >> e.j. dionne, jonathan capehart, thank you both so much. tonight's last word is next. is. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapostick. and try new vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. i forgot to wash my work shirt. just wear it again! i added the unstopables now with odor blocker and it keeps our clothes fresh all day! [sniff] ooo imma be feelin it at work today. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! smell unstopable. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! i got

geoff: brian monahan, thank you for being here. brian: thank you.t's take a closer look of this disconnect between solid economic numbers and the way many people feel about the economy. voters said they were upset about the cost of living and that helped elect donald trump to a second term. our economics correspondent reports now from ohio on how many americans see this in the wake of the election. reporter: outside of kroger in ohio 70% of voters went for , donald trump. how is the economy for you? >> horrible. >> everyone could be doing better right now. reporter: in a simple's, more than six in 10 voters rated the economy as not so good or poor. 69% of them cast their vote for trump. that's despite slowing inflation, solid growth, and low unemployment says columbia. >> it's the most dramatically successful recovery the united states have possibly ever seen from the kind of shock we saw in 2020. but it doesn't translate down to a simple experience of being for large numbers of people. >> the economy is not working for me and my family. reporter: t

headway in negotiations with him us, he also announced his plans for the future of the region to monahan busy. what i wanted to tell you cautiously that there was a sewage in progress and assertion progress is due to 3 main reasons here. astrid can move, i don't know how long it will take. we will continue to operate in any way and with nouns or polls until we bring them all back home from the enemy's land to the cutting together without american frames. i intend to expand abraham piece of codes, and by doing so, we will dramatically changed the size of the middle east, even through the skin. then perry is the former chapman of the farm price. association of his riley joins me now from telling me you could have you with us. do you think? nothing. yeah. who wants a deal with how much at this point? i don't think much now wants to deal with mazda is offering on the mazda you change the offer for about 14 months, which is resulting hostage exchange turned on to the war. i'm a pull out and got some new coming out and says that he currently from austin power and that would effectively be the

asteroids will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan algebra. so that's it for me, laura kyle, sol. this these are my favorite is that get into assignments tomorrow? today's the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read into the game? so basically, you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critically, back to the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings like cop 29 and others make a difference on how to 0. the latest news, as it breaks the market, do not even have the most basic goods. and if they do, they are often sunset for many families with the type of coverage. low code gains weights here, knowing that trucks carrying like saving supplies will pass for gallons of civilian . this row has become a symbol of stone and hope from the house of the story. 1000 of hungry this way as people are in front of a baker here, just to get one pocket with gr

we heard this morning from brian monahan of bank of america that banks are having an incredibly harde making loans to small businesses at rates they can actually use. we have tightness on the short end and easing on the long. so this market is reacting to the fact that the long end, which is what they control, has to get tighter but the fed help thanks make loan as opposed to going. >> so we can kind of talk about the neutral rate as it relates to all of this. the fed said the sort of average or neutral rate has risen, up to three up from 2.9%. it may not sound like a big deal but you get a three handle and what does that tell you? >> is telling me that the productivity growth we have seen and the strong growth we have seen may actually be sustainable which means in the long run, the neutral rate has to be higher, not just because of inflation but because of productivity and that is a good thing and that will help us have higher wages and lower inflation in the future. right now, i think that the key is, we are so far above the neutral rate at the short end that the fed really has to

asteroids will need new ways to keep healthy as they take longer journeys into the unknown fence and monahan algebra. well that said this is a, i'm from a laura kyle to stay with us. the jessica washington is here in just a moment with all the latest on that the confidence based on the french prime minister, michelle barnett, the say to the no place. and so i go on with say, the press retreated with the car of the media and vital vantage point to june. the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see recreation at the american embassy for the most iconic images of the conflict and vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row seat to the final stages of the war cycle and caravel war hotels, oil just here. all through a decade of honoring individuals and institutions working and translation between arabic and 40 other world languages. shay come odd award for translation and international understanding is hosting it's 10 towards serve. on the 10th of december 2024 in doha katasha. shea come on the award for translation and international understanding from the arabic lang

information my investigative sources tonight are former new york city police lieutenant darren porcher john monahan, the retired new york city police captain, also the author of the guns of antwerp and cnn law enforcement reporter mark morales, who are all joining me here at the table. >> and obviously, mark, you know you've been reporting on this all day with shimon evans, reporting that they just got that they are at least close to identifying someone. they were telling shimon earlier that they didn't even have a name yet at this point. so that's why they were widely circulating that photo. but you've also been hearing what they were doing with with this backpack and this finding that could be crucial to all of this, this afternoon. what have you learned? >> well, things move very fast, right? just with shimon evans reporting, the id's coming fast. this backpack is a crucial piece. that's like a lot of other crucial pieces of evidence. we could have dna anything could be in there that could help police identify who this person is. because that's what the big deal is right now. they're trying to f

nypd deputy commissioner john miller, retired nypd captain and author of the guns of antwerp, john monahan, as well as former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst jennifer rodgers. it's great to have you all here, especially on this breaking news that now he has retained a new york attorney. previously he had thomas dickey in pennsylvania, who we heard from this week, but everyone was kind of looking to see who was going to be representing him and taking this case on in new york. tell us what that means as this comes at a time, as we're hearing from alvin bragg, about potentially waiving extradition. >> yeah. well, the extradition piece in pennsylvania is really a nonevent. most defendants waive it because all it is, is proving that the guy that new york wants is the guy that pennsylvania has. it's just an identity thing. there's really no question here when you see all of the things that he was arrested with, that tie him to the scene of the crime, et cetera., they have the right guy. so really, what you want is a lawyer who can take you through the real case, right? the pretrial and

i understand although he is in an capacity, inspector general tom monahan is in the rope i don't know them but he's a 30 year veteran ray will respect the soho to the opportunity to work with him. >> thank you. i appreciate that answer. if confirmed, do you commit to directing all ic agencies to cooperate fully with congressional oversight requests regarding covid-19? and to probably produce the full membership and staff of the congressional intelligence committees all intelligence requested by congress regarding covid-19? >> senator, thanks for the question -- >> and that is meant to be broad. >> i appreciate the question. in my opening remarks and i think reiterating in one of my responses, that the media concern that i have is getting answers from the american people through the intelligence community, if confirmed. if confirmed, the intelligence community will be laser focus on getting all of the answers that we can regarding how this happened, when this happened, and i commit to providing with as much transparency to you as the law will allow and with due regard for sources and m

monahan and the attending physicians office who cared for him so well. we are all members of your body with different gifts and roles. as we work, please remind us that it is better to serve than to be served. we pray in your strong name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in the pledge of allegiance to the flag. of i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the president pro tempore: the clerk will report the pending business. the clerk: house message to accompany h.r. 5009, an act to authorize wildlife habitat and conservation programs and so forth and for other purposes. [inaudible conversations] >> distinguished guests, the president of the united states and dr. biden, accompanied by second gentleman douglas m off . ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ready? good evening, everyone. great to see you all. our behalf of president biden, first lady joe biden and my wife, vice president harris -- [cheers and applause] welcome to the white

it has been a long time, i was talking to terry monahan, the former chief of department for nypd, a longertainly much further back you would have to go to find one that hasn't been solved. i think they're getting good leads and will that yield a name, if it gets a name, then arrest, that's something we'll track in the next couple of hours and days. >> can you take us through what you understand to have happened this morning? >> sure. so this individual brian thompson who leaves behind not just his wife who you referenced, our colleague david lee spoke to, but also two children. he leaves his hotel, sometime before 6:45 a.m., walking down 45th street -- 54th street, excuse me. and he's leaving a mare riott affiliated property, luxury property, coming toward the hilton, on one particular street, if it sounds like you're familiar with it, you don't work at nbc news and not know these streets and these hotels. he's walking down the street, this individual had been waiting in that general area for a while, and then closer to the time when he's arriving there, he is actually right near this ho