her name was alexis torres.is torres was the last person to see ashlea alive and was the actual-- the last person to leave her apartment. that is certainly somebody you would want to talk to. obviously, yes, sir. keith morrison: alexis said she and ashlea had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner with friends in ashlea's complex. so you had thanksgiving dinner and that was-- i think it was around 12. keith morrison: sure. and then hung around for the afternoon. yes. keith morrison: but ashlea had to work that night. jerry cedillo: well, ashlea's shift was supposed to be from 7:00 pm until 3:00 am. and alexis agreed to come over during the time that she was working to basically take care of ashlea's dog. keith morrison: then alexis told the police, and later us, that she went back one more time, after ashlea got home from work. how long did you stay? i stayed for an hour. keith morrison: that would make it 4:00 am. if alexis was telling the truth, the police had the beginnings of a timeline. but before they could

ringback debates alexi, let's look at the context of will listen where we are now. the 3rd anniversary on the war will be if it was still going on february the 24th. so we're approaching that. the end of the street. it's a war of attrition with huge human costs, but it's a want to, is it not that your country crane is slowly losing? what's your assessment as of as a former military man in defense, defense official is going fireplace. it not? yes, i'm due to the baby to success the a couple days later on the battlefields so you can use the forces ukrainians force to withdraw from a something positions are the same time and there is no significant progress on the russian side is just our shot is made in the 2nd control in advance is on a daily basis. beds the actual page, the normal price for these practical expenses. and so we have 5 casualties for scratch. it wouldn't be of the time for a flash in advance is something was, is killing me through the man per months. so it throughout will pay cash. uh, uh, even you know, to capture the debt score was to drill. probably

thank you to all guess today, alexi mount mc pablo feldman. hi, and i'm a to leave and if you join this part way through our discussion, remember you can always watch the program again whenever you want on a website, which is their adult calm. well, actually costs the inside story spot and like next time please send us your comments. some suggestions. find us on facebook, facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story on x. we are at a inside story for me, james bass. i'll see you back here. very soon, a little the teen via please stay safe bye for now. the the . with mr. pump. nothing's happening. before the end of the question, why like this? let denise. this is your mind. it's area relief foundation. the latest news as it breaks the last test. what was the please of power of president for charge? a said his role is now over with details coverage. i don't know how much time do you say party one to process the women's facebook for disability. what crested the faithful, the, and the beach from around the world. first, the valley avenue is fil

did you feel that, alexis?felt that very strongly, but not only from the material, from everybody that i spoke to in israel, both on the record and off the record? it was a theme that came up again and again and again, regardless of the political spectrum. you know, the people that i was talking to, some very right wing people would say he he thinks he's king david. um, it came up so often i went into this film not being as critical of netanyahu as i ended up being, just because people i mean, the number of people i can't count who said there should be a term limit in israel. he's in power now. it's coming up to 17 years and many, many people said that interesting and just about sarah netanyahu throughout the film because there was this hot tape where apparently he had admitted having an affair, et cetera. >> it just it just seems like a very convoluted, i don't know, partnership. i'd say there codependent certainly they are a power couple. >> everybody in israel says they ruled together. she has an enormous am

to all guess today, alexi mount mc pablo felton. ha. and i'm a to leave. and if you joined just part way through our discussion, remember you can always watch the program again whenever you want on a website, which is their adult calm. well, actually costs the inside story spot and like next time please send us your comments. some suggestions, find us on facebook, facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story on x, we are at a j inside story for me, james bass. i'll see you back here very soon. a little the teen via please stay safe bye. for now. the ceiling. the combination of violent wars and the heavy rain creating a respiratory for more suffering for palestinians asking questions. what are the challenges in helping girls that are seeing this with in these complex reporting for the actually a lot of the rates are really, really big. we've seen this done and it's in an in depth coverage. i'll just say it was teens on the ground. when you closer to the heart of the story the, there's no limit to have a dream container stuck in your own adventure. no co

the divers are in the pond but what else to be no, alexis?this was like drip, drip, new evidence in the case and a huge my nypd services and it started in new york city but in hundreds of miles away they have the person they are calling a suspect in for questioning. why did they think it is a suspect? it matches the description of someone at mcdonald's at altoona, pennsylvania. i think we see this person you are looking for in the ongoing manhunt for the suspect in the manhattan ceo appeared to the cop said, come over and we willt out. they question him and what does he have in his pocket? he had a weapon in his pocket and they believe that is the same thing on used in the investigation who exactly they were looking for. the killing of the ceo. appeared to pick up the gun and altoona, pennsylvania. they were doing everything in central park because they found what they believe has the shooter's back back tried to hide it in the woods. he reads midtown on an electric bike and comes to central park and stashes that back and what is inside? a ma

alexis mcadams with new details, backwash may help solve this case, alexis. >> investigators to hold me early on before the gunman went and killed unitedhealthcare a ceo stop a half an hour before and grab something to drink at a starbucks. he finishes it and throws it in the trash and they were able to pull saliva off of the bottle. now they will use that to match to the suspect they have in custody altoona, pennsylvania. they will compare to code dna swabs and hope to get a match in the case. there is a lot of evidence and they depends on who you talk to, how come they did not get him earlier? it is not that far away and getting to see what mistakes he would make. so we have to figure that out. to this picture you are looking at and everybody talk about the eyebrows. that is what the employee, john, spotted altoona, pennsylvania. this kid 26 years old having lunch or breakfast mcdonald's 9:15 a.m. in the morning and they look at him and say i think this is the gunmen from head to manhattan murder they call the police and questioned this kid and acting suspicious but they would not

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sync with alexi.for coming back with us, and as we have donald trump also saying the law prohibiting the use of the military for domestic law enforcement quote does not stop the military if it is an invasion of our country. and i consider it an invasion of our country. how far can we expect them to push the limits, and how strong our existing safeguards? and by the way, is the word invasion clearly defined relative to this or not? >> yeah, i mean, it is tricky. of course i feel like any president-elect is not going to admit in an interview that they might try to break or bend certain laws, especially as it relates to immigration, one of his signature policies since the first time he ran for president. but we also know that donald trump and the people he is surrounding himself with, namely the folks behind project 2025 and others, have already made arguments to the tune of we are living in a post- constitutional society. they have already made arguments that they can interpret laws and define things in

alexis mcadams with a preview of her story, alexis. >> that's right. just take a look here. i don't have to say much. you can just see it. these people have been waiting for, like, six hours and counting. stimmore time to go until midnight. we'll be live from time square coming up next. - it's apparent. not me. - yeah. coming up next. nice going lou! nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back in to the dating scene. of course, that also includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you, with affordable options and flexible ways to pay, and now, they■re 0 dollars down plus 0% interest, if paid in full in 18 months. helping our patients put their best smile forward. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. nothing brings us together like eggland's best eggs. always so fresh and delicious. plus, superior nutrition. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. >> and you're looking live at new york city's time square courtesy of earth cam. where fol

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thank you to all guess today, alexi mount mc pablo feldman. hi, and i'm a to leave and if you join this part way through our discussion, remember you can always watch the program again whenever you want on a website, which is their adult calm. well, actually costs the inside story spot and like next time please send us your comments. some suggestions. find us on facebook, facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story on x. we are at a inside story for me, james base. i'll see you back here. very soon, a little the team here, please stay safe bye for now. the the latest news that are to 100 pounds and missing people from families here are seeing that they have not received any single with detailed coverage. this is the center of them off the set of races, hobbies taking place every single day since the fall of the form that i see from around the world. it is a high time for the international community to come together to try and rebuild this can feet have already with the aspirations of the 2nd people, the i go to explain the powers is not pu

alexis mcadams has the update.exis. >> well, we never know exactly how quickly these things will move. all morning i've been in central park as the dive teams are doing everything they can to find what i was told was the weapon because they couldn't track it down. investigators and nypd police sources telling fox news they believe they found a man who matches the same description of the gunman who killed the ceo in mid town manhattan in pennsylvania. a 5-hour drive. we heard he hopped on a bus and fled town and now they believe they have that person of interest in altoona, pennsylvania. so we talked about this earlier when i checked in with you. person of interest, suspect. they are keeping it as person of interest. he also according to sources telling fox news had the weapon they believe was used in the murder in his pocket. so this is what happens, i'm told from police and still developing. this person is at this mcdonalds in altoona. this has been a nationwide manhunt. asking people do you recognize this man. we

good evening, alexis. >> aishah, good evening.hat started here in manhattan is now expanding to a nationwide manhunt. the fbi is now stepping n its ongoing investigation as we are on day three trying to track down a person of interest who investigators tell me again today, aishah here in new york city. they believe he hopped on a greyhound bus from atlanta, georgia, came to new york city and disappeared shortly after. >> we believe he was here from 10 days. we have that bus leaving the same morning, him going to the port authority terminal the same morning approximately an hour afterwards. >> police tell fox news the person of interest arrived in new york on november 24th. so right around thanksgiving. he checked in at an upper west side hostel that same day and was spotted at various locations before investigators tell me he left pretty much right after the shooting as you heard there. authorities searching for that person of interest all over the place. he was seen here in this unmasked photo from that hostel when he checked. in

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alexis, what can you tell us?> hey, laura, so last night when we checked in with you, we kind 9 got of gist from the ground people in new york city. this was a skilled asass continue sin, right? he knew exactly what he was doing and might not have made many mistakes, tonight looks like more of a amateur according to sources on the ground. he left a few key pieces of evidence behind at the scene. some on purpose. he even went and bought a coffee down the road, laura before he gunned down the ceo. he left his d.n.a. there as well. take a look at your screen. you are looking at a picture of this suspect. is he smiling. i don't know about what, as he was checking in at nearby hostel on the city's upper west side. investigators telling me this person of interest was spotted there and used a fake i.d. to check in. so he did that. he paid in cash. he forgot to hide his face. that's pretty important. he also wrote deny, depose and defend on those shell casings. what's that all about? those records pretty similar to a titl

do we know now, alexis?heard from investigators when you are talking with people of the nypd and more, people thought is this guy a hit man? could he be an amateur? question occasionally his face in the new surveillance clips in the place are getting closer to an arrest. you can see him smiling in that surveillance picture that we got into the newsroom a short time ago. a green hoodie, his mask pulled down and according to sources not to far in the upper west side in a hospital where sources telling "new york post" he might have been staying before the shooting. back out here live, they were as new evidence as well that is also key in the case including a message written on the shell casings. though shell casings found over here on my shoulder midtown manhattan in front of the hilton hotel at least three live rounds and this man might have been shot at least two times we know. this was etched in their max you can read on the screen, it says, "and i, depose, defense." what is at all about? it was written and

pick this up where alexis was reporting the gun is very unusual. it seems to be a modern version of what -- of a well-wrought pistol developed for the british special operations executive which was churchill's secret army. it is a bolt action suppressed pistol or a modern version of that where it is designed to have a silencing effect. it's a weird gun. it would be easy to trace if that indeed is the modern version of that very somewhat rare bolt action pistol from the 1940s. >> great to be with you. that well rod gun is, in fact, very unusual. it was described as the perfect assassin's weapon. if that's what the gun was, it looks like that to me as well, it is not something that's widely sold. so that's the kind of thing that authorities particularly like the dea and atf can go in and check the records to see who might have been in there buying a weapon like that. if you take it a step further, if law enforcement cases like this you start at the center and work out. that means not only from the victim himself, look at his phone, his electronics, w

alexis. >> hey, tammy. yeah, this thing has been going on for hours, and we're now learning some new details about the suspect, because yesterday when we checked in on this channel, we were telling everybody he seemed like he could have been some type of paid assassin. he really seemed skilled, knew what he was doing with that gun. now i'm hearing from nypd sources this guy was kind of like an amateur walking around new york city, showing his face to multiple security cameras and even leaving his cell phone behind at the scene. those are all key pieces. now that could help police track him down. also, just a short time ago, i got off the phone with an nypd source who tells me that this gunman came in from atlanta, georgia into new york city ten days ago on a greyhound bus. so that's still developing. take a look, though, at that photo. okay. this is the key piece of evidence here. if you can't see this guy's face and recognize him, you just might not know him. that's him there on your screen. that's a perso

alexis, you've been you're one of the leads there at the restaurant. >> alexis yes, i am. >> can youbit about what you're doing here now? >> so right now i am garnishing it in the way that we do at the restaurant. at the restaurant they're a little bit bigger, but we definitely typically played it with some blackened, charred onion. we do the peruvian peppers like i did right now. these little beads, you see right there are the fried chickpeas. so adds a nice little crunchy texture to the tamale. and then on top i added a little bit of the alpaca powder, which is a basil powder, which is really cool. it's actually made from a yucca. and so we make the basil oil in-house. and then we get this yucca powder and we mix it, which gives you this really cool consistency that we have here. so everything is house made. everything we do is fresh. we keep everything in-house. and yeah, so this is just a mini version of what we do, and it's really close to the traditional flavors that we have in colombia. these tamales are really big to our tradition and it's really meant for the festivities, wh

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jason: alexis, you're the best. joining in studio former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul, paul, thank you for being here. nicole. >> you know, i was listening to chief and detectives and they don't want to commit to a motive obviously given the nature of what the victim did, being ceo of largest insurance company and every american has dealt with one and not in favorable matter, 50% of insurance claims are denied. so the thought is it could be someone who had some sort of negative feelings about the insurance industry but that does not narrow it down in this specific case, what i am seeing right now is a lot of rhetoric, a lot of hate felt speech online especially the digital media, it's completely overwhelmed with people suggesting maybe he deserved it because as the ceo of a healthcare -- health insurance company he's denied coverage and therefore it has cost lives. so sort of terrorism can actually lead to violence and it is possible that what we have seen online could have lead to someone vulnerable

alexis you suggested leaning to other platforms for distribution which lended you guys at jolt.d in getting this film distributed. what i have previous distribution companies. >> there's very few places that would lean too it the way alex and jigsaw did. people tend to center. there's no one at the door saying, it's the police. you can't say this. or you can't say that, because of the political climate people choose not to say things. and we found that many streamers didn't everyone want to watch the film. there was a streaming system that said, let me talk about it. maybe, we can put it on maybe next year. which is as good as saying no. because clearly this is a film that's timely and it's got to go out as soon as possible. so, i would say there's self- censorship and i don't think it's going to get better. >> >> alex as i said you worked with many documentaries. what's particularly startling about the push back regarding this film. do you think this film might help with holding netanyahu accountable. >> i hope that this film helps with holding netanyahu accountable. he should

alexis, thanks.he two billionaires charged with cutting billions, perhaps even trillions from the federal tab are explaining their plans to lawmakers. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy head -- they will head president-elect's new department. senior national correspondent aishah hasnie is on capitol hill with the latest on this. good evening, aishah. >> aishah: bret, good evening to you. house speaker all very productive although vivek ramaswamy and elon musk didn't have a whole lot to say to reporters other than everyone is welcome to join doge. >> elon, do you want to see democrats here? >> elon musk welcoming democrats to join doge as he and vivek ramaswamy walk into a closed door meeting with house republicans today, to introduce president-elect trump's new department of government efficiency panel to lawmakers. fox is told musk and ramaswamy my were here listening to members and ideas more than pitching their own. as they attempt to cut $2 trillion in government waste in two years. one big idea from

alexi. i'll start with you. you know, well that's a good question and the 1st place, i mean, regardless of the one, no, a happy or like truthful about what's happening in series. just one chapter which is over. but the story will continue and there was no end, you know, uh, indivisible, future, i mean, 1st of all, a terrorist organization came to power, a terroristic integration. now seeing how, just in the matter of 2 weeks, the be like all media around the globe, just changing their mind, changing and coming up with the new definitions and words for who is gilani. now he's a progressive jihadist, what does that mean? um, that's 1st thing, 2nd thing, you know, h d s is not a homogeneous and monolithic group and see where it consist of a variety of different groups of different degree of radical reason. and where, where is a guarantee that uh, giovanni, he's, affiliates will be able to keep that in control where it guarantees that there will be no insight between all of these groups. how we can be sure that the

do you know ballmer, as alexis just said. luigi mangione once posted about his manifestoes online.any sort of comparison? >> while first of all thank you for having to me. so i will he's far from the first person to be an accolade or a follower of some sort of ted kaczynski, he was actually engaged while imprisoned to a woman, other people have written him nonstop back in the day and that he died about a year and a half ago. this is not the first time somebody has sort of subscribed to his philosophies. however he is one of the first peoplehai'aware that action carried out any sort of violent actions in this case the homicide week ago in a new york city. the word of ted kaczynski 25, 30 years later, a whole is picking up what some of the logic and theories and ideology of his is which by the way was never original to ted kaczynski, french philosopher from the 1960s wrote a book, ted kaczynski plagiarized his manifesto much of what is there and many of these today are plagiarizing what ted kaczynski did after that including luigi mangione. >> harris: in your experiences as an fbi pr

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lets go live to the scene where alexis mcadams is standing by. in alexis.ra, this is a busy day in new york city with treeht lighting and an all-out manhunt in the big apple. the investigators trying tshoto track down the gunman who shot s and killed united health care ceo who was just contemporary business meeting.e wa investigators in new yorkan telling me tonight this gunman knew exactly what he was doing and exactly who he was looking t for.hi this is not random.arli let's look at the surveillance video and we. got this and the newsroom earlier tonight that shows how this all happen. we paused it because it is hardd to t watch.wa the gunman comes behind the ceo when he walks near the hotel anm opens fire. investigators tell me brian thompson shot at least two times first in the leg, looked back an the gunman and fired near the chest. he's fighting for his l life on t again..d and sho cleared out a jam in seconds anv opened fired again, watch.tl speak with a motive for theav murder is unknown but based on e evidence we have so far, it does appear the vic

alexis mcadams is standing by. alexis? >> hey, laura, yeah.s been a busy day in new york city. they had the tree lighting a few blocks away. now there is a all manhunt in the big apple. trying to track down the gunman who shot and killed a united healthcare ceo business meeting. investigators here in new york telling me tonight that this gunman knew exactly what he was doing and exactly who he was looking for. this was not random. take a look at new surveillance video. we got this in our newsroom a short time ago earlier tonight. shows how this all happened. we paused it because it's hard to watch. that gunman comes up right behind the new york city when he walks near the hotel and opens fire investigators telling me brian thompson shot two times first in the leg looked back at that gunman and then fired him again near the chest. he is on the ground and shot again. he knew what he was doing with that gun to clear it out and jam within seconds and open fire again, watch. >> the motive for this murder is currently unknown. based on the evidence

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talks news coverage lucas tomlinson with the latest from president biden but let's go to alexis hogan who is in tel aviv. what is t latest on the ground. >> a monumental day here in the middle east with rebels in syria announcing dave topple the government ousting the president bashar al-assad and ending the regime of more than 50 years, this is the scene earlier when rebels stormed the presidential palace and new tonight we know russian is reporting a president aside has arrived in moscow with his family which is been given asylum russians foreign ministry claims asad has ordered a peaceful handover of power the collision of groups banded together to overthrow the regime. in the strongest group is hts which the u.s. is designated as a tier group the leader mohammem for turning back, he's calling his fighters to return to their military bases tomorrow and that weapons on the streets will not be tolerated. the stunning and rapid advance of opposition forces began nearly two weeks ago as celebrations broke out in the streets of syria, president joe biden analysis would not be possible i

. >> sandra: that first met alexis mack alexis mcadams and we are learning more. >> i checked in with nypd sources and they are looking to put together a suspect profile in ongoing murder investigation has the manhunt continues looking to run saliva samples to look for dna in the system hoping for a hit so they can track down this commandment. till they also have a picture of his face. take a look at the screen, this was a photo at a nearby hospital from where i'm standing where the murder happened. it was caught on camera there code to the person of interest checking into the hospital. sources say he used a fake i.d. and then he paid in cash, that was a good idea but he forgot to hide his face appeared to the police say he came to new york city on a greyhound bus from atlanta just days ago. he had been in the city nearly two weeks and came in around thanksgiving. he was spotted various locations like where? for starbucks where they said the suspect bought a drink and he finished it at the store and threw it out. that saliva could be key in the ongoing investigation. at the shooting w

thank you very much, alexis. great reporting. all right.ing up right now outgoing fda commissioner robert callus is testifying about a key issue that is a huge focus for president-elect trump's pick for human services. processed foods and their impact on our children. it is part of the rfk junior plan to make america healthy again. last month he spoke with fox about it. watch. >> fruit loops in our country is just loaded with chemicals and food dyes that are cars anygenic. cause adhd in your kids. 70% of food stamps go to processed foods. 10% of food stamps go to sewed yeas. we give our foods that are poison and i will stop that. >> martha: he has a confirmation process to get through. republicans and democrats are voicing concern or interest in some of these really hot topics. mike emanuel is in washington with the latest. >> there could be common ground between big names on the left and trump administration. let's look at the hearing before the senate health committee. senators are hearing from the-out going fda commissioner and the child

alexis mcadams has more on that. alexis. >> hey, neil. some people think this guy looked like a paid assassin who knew exactly what he was doing here in midtown manhattan. other people say he's a complete amateur because he forgot to cover up his face in at least two spots here and could lead to his arrest. we will have those details next. (vo) memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. the sooner you talk to your doctor, the more options you may have. learn more at amyloid.com. ♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪ lowe's knows the perfect gifts don't have to stretch your budget. that's why we offer a free select tool when you buy select tools and batteries from our top brands. so, perfecting the holidays... oh, you're good. is easier than ever. lowe's knows how to help you holiday. >> neil: the guy who shot the unitedhealthcare ceo is still on the loose but he mig

but first alexis mcadams is here with more details for us.t are you hearing from your sources at this time? >> sandra, you saw live on america reports, 26-year-old had a meltdown as he was walking into the courthouse, so i just got off the phone with nypd sources who were out there yesterday interviewing him, and they tell me this was not his demeanor at also something changed overnight where he started yelling here. i want to take a pause so we can watch that together. >> luigi -- >> completely out of touch, an insult to the intelligence of the american people and their lived experience! >> okay, i know it was hard to hear, but again, saying complete the out of touch, it's an insult to the intelligence of the american people, so that is what he yelled about as he goes into court to find out if he is going to be extradited back to new york city, overnight the 26-year-old was cuffed and walked right out of a pennsylvania police department as he is facing murder charges in new york city, you can see him there kind of looking around at the camer

alexis mcadams following the story from the very beginning, alexis. >> hi, john we were trying to figuremangione back in new york city and sources say all that has to happen is he has to go report their estate and sign paperwork. he should be back in new york city before the end of the week. this comes as he has a profiled attorney in the big apple rep is in his case. it is the same attorney who is on the network before brought to his team talking about how much evidence there is. watch. >> it looks to me like there might be not guilty by reason of insanity defense that they will be thinking about because the evidence will be so overwhelming that he did what he did. >> met now, she is on the defense team so we will see what happens next. she has been a new defense lawyer. karen has years of experience in new york city courtroom. she knows the key players in the court house is like the judges. her name might ring a bell for people at home because she is married to mark, who represents sean "diddy" combs and sex trafficking case. we have heard from him a lot so this is a high profile coupl

and you get to meet hunter and alexis pence. check it out. all right. still ahead, making a winter visit to tahoe is more than just about skiing or snowboarding these days. how one resort is hoping to attract crowds with the help of some big name entertainers ice and warm temperatures in lake tahoe. as more ski resorts start up their season this weekend, kirkwood began operations today, following in the footsteps of northstar, heavenly and palisades. most have recently made significant upgrades to their facilities, but that's apparently not even enough these days. the latest trend at the nation's top ski resorts is to ensure the fun can be had not just on the mountain, but off the mountain, as well. that means taking entertainment to a whole new level. joining us live to talk about this trend is palisades tahoe's senior communications specialist maddie condon. hi, maddie. >> hi. hi. >> okay, this is really interesting because before we get into the festival, would you say there is an intentional transformation happening where resorts like yours are comp

the russians only recently handed over the body of her son alexi. he will always be with us. all to do here with his spirit, will remain with us forever is nominated these are the graves of ukraine soldiers. how many have died remains the secret of this part of the cemetery has just been extended and the grand scheme of things, the soldier's death is a statistic. for family. it's everything i don't understand anything years ago. i need to come to my senses to understand, push to it's empty with i with him. and i'm proud of him. i always miss desk with church close by. a group of family and friends, 10 degrees of on 3. he volunteered in the summer and died in the winter killed during his 2nd combat mission. the group brought flowers and a can at his favorite beer. they took everything, i believe was a good person. he was cheerful, kind the soul of the company to 3 that doesn't to check on friday. they talked about his love for life, how he coach the children's football team, and how the war has changed to them. so it could be in order to you could we are united by loading for

here's abc news reporter alexis christoforous with more. >> luigi mangione arriving in new york city thursday afternoon, brought by helicopter and greeted by federal and local officials, the alleged killer then making his first appearance in federal court, facing four new federal charges, including murder through the use of a firearm. he did not enter a plea. he's expected to be remanded to custody at a federal jail in brooklyn. the federal criminal complaint says mangione traveled from georgia to new york, new york, for the purposes of stalking and killing brian thompson. thompson was the ceo of unitedhealthcare. the complaint contains excerpts from a notebook police say they seized from mangione after his arrest. the handwritten pages express hostility towards the health industry and wealthy executives in particular. according to the complaint, one entry saying the target is insurance because it checks every box. the federal complaint also includes a photo of the nine millimeter pistol and silencer. police say mangione had on him when he was arrested, saying it's consistent with th

many people like in 3 and alexi have been killed trying to defend our country. because the prospect of a 4th year of war lose many are asking how much longer they can keep going with the country slowly burning out and the future of allied support unclear even so this christmas party, this full of lights, they've been absent for the last 2 years but now the decorations are back in the safety of the metro saint, nicholas wilkins, children and parents to enjoy music and dance the end for a time to think about other things. the ready pictures and we must do this so that our children even have such a terrible time for our keys for ukraine would be it would be at least for one hour, i should get the children forget about it. so for me, this is the one who spill seems to work on the adults to come. we need it because there's a miracle in which we believe that peace and quiet will soon come. we believe america. it's just like children. we want to believe in it. the children's wishes this here are simple to go through to see that the wall and to but certainly prove more

and alexis was highlighting that. do we have time for that or-- >> i do. molly: go ahead, paul, excuse me. >> that would be important for a host of reasons, but certainly a lot of dna from that. he handled that backpack, et cetera. might be able to trace where he bought it. i had the case where the purchase of a backpack became significant. maybe it's an unusual backpack, an unusual brand and trace it by a serial number or something. bottom line getting dna out of that and he's not as clever as he thinks, this guy. molly: paul mauro, thank you very much. and greatly appreciate your insights. griff: molly, our viewers may have been watching in the bottom right of your screen there. you see president-elect trump has left the palace after meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy and french president macron and he'll ahead to attend the reopening of the notre dame cathedral in paris today over five years after the devastating fire at the landmark. and several world leaders are expected to attend the event where macron will speak ahead of the ceremony and we'