. >> john: alexis mcadams in central park new york city watching everything that is going on. 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 c

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

alexis mcadams is on the grounds where police are operating at a heightened alert. exis. >> i am getting paid to be here, so i'm getting paid to be in time square. but check it out, edward. we're talking about thousands of people. you guys have been here for a while. you're from kentucky. how long have you been in line? >> >> too long. >> we've been here since, like, 9:30 in the morning. >> what this, you know, the situation where once you get in you can't get out. how do you feel about that? >> it's been tricky today, but we've figured it out and i think we have it, pretty good. >> you've figured it out. out here you can see it just goes for all over the place in time square. more than 1 million people expected here in new york city according to city officials. they're used to dealing with big krouldz, but security is also top of mind. take a look here. this is what we've been talking about as we show thank you crowd as well. so the city has said that they're going to add more security measure unless place. they're going to mix undercover into the ground because the

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

alexis mcadams with a new development.ing in pennsylvania they tell me that luigi mangione told them he felt good, got a hair cut at jail before coming to big apple in federal court and he has big expense of attorneys. you might recognize their last name, same law firm that represents sean diddy combs. >> mr. luigi mangione appreciates everyone's support. reporter: appreciate support, in has been some support that is disturbing. people are saying he is a hero, because he took out the ceo. that is part of this investigation too. he got off that plane, he is with local state and federal authorities, fbi ta task force, they did to do walk him in jail jumpsuit because they want to show they went after this guy, in manhunt, nobody is above the law. that is why they have authorities, he did not look like he was too bothered. pulling up documents. these are some new development he was talk and planning about it i am told for months he wrote about how he would whack a health care ceo in august and said, according to police, he was

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. 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 camera

alexis mcadams is live in new york with more on this. >> in is a horrible lawsuit to read through the details. the woman said she was raped by the rappers when she was 13 years old. the name could be released at some point. the jane doe was living in rochester, new york. she met jay-z and sean diddy combs saying she was attacked by the rap moguls at an after party. she says they took turns assaulting her when she was a teen saying others were at the after party but did nothing to stop the assault. the woman sued diddy back in october but last month refiled and added jay-z into the lawsuit. both of them have strongly denied the accusation so a judge is saying, aishah, that jay-z's legal team is filing inappropriate and combative motions for weeks to get her name released. the judge won't release the accuser's name because of in in part. the woman has possible harms of -- she has problems because of the stress of the sexual assault. diddy is in federal custody. talking about this one for month awaiting trial on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. diddy has been hit with numerou

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it looked pretty personal according to investigators, bret. >> bret: alexis mcadams in new york. exis, thanks. the 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

. >> dagen: alexis mcadams is in new york city with the very latest. alexis. >> some of these big murder cases especially one in new york city they try to keep things on the down low. they don't want the suspect to know what they know about him. he made some big mistakes. his face is out there. police had to put that out there. he was spotted at a hostel and starbucks and i'm being told they are working to put a suspect profile together using dna like possible saliva left behind on a water bottle he threw out here in new york city. take a look on your screen. the photos that we just got into the newsroom yesterday. couldn't be a clearer shot of his face. that's the person of interest in the murder of united healthcare ceo spotted checking into a new york city hostel. he was staying at the hostel or at least two nights. multiple roommates. a lot of people were there and had talked to him. they were interviewed as well on the city's upper west side. he used the fake i.d. paid in cash but forgot to hide his face. he pulled down the mask to talk to the fron

correspondent alexis mcadams has the latest tonight from new york. od evening, alexis. >> aishah, good evening. what 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 unmas

our correspondent alexis mcadams has the breaking update pair hello alexis. >> yes belief in workinge details but the reason we've had limited updates is her body has been so badly burned. right now the city is talking to her family to let them know how she lost her life on the new york city subway. let's pull up the picture this is the outline of what we know so far. she has been identified by police. the 57-year-old was from toms river, new jersey, we are told. investigators believe she was homeless and briefly lived in the new york city's shelter system. investigators say she was burned to death after she was lit on fire while sleeping on a new york city subway car earlier this month pair it shocked a lot of people because it was a busy time around christmas and investigators say the 33-year-old who did it was arrested and charged with this woman's murder. according to police he entered the country illegally and was deported before entering the united states a second time at some point crossing of the border. investigators tell fox news he walked up to her and used his later tonig

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

alexis mcadams for us. alexis, thank you. sandra?: president biden executing the largest act of clemency in a single day. "fox & friends" cohost brian kilmeade is gearing up to come join us live on that next. plus this. >> and he was released on a hold, and he was assaulted a family member, and now he has killed our family member. we just want her here. we want to see those smiles back on her face, back on our families face, and we will never be the same. >> john: ivory smith's aunt seeking justice for the 7-year-old, the little girl allegedly killed at the hands of an illegal immigrant in a deadly car crash. why the family believes her death was preventable. that is next it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's your home. belfor, restoring more than property. veteran homeowners. if you need cash, the last thing you want to do is spend cash just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dolla

. >> rich: alexis mcadams is live at the party in times square, hi. >> no major party.rs to go right? people lined up since very early this morning. the good news is the weather is great right now. there is rain expected later tonight. people will need to put that into their plans. this comes as you mentioned there will be more than a million people right here in times square for this huge celebration tonight and the nypd along with updating regular security plans for months watches what is happening across the country and around the world looking at what happened in the christmas market attack in germany to update this plan. >> there are persistent high-risk target and so frankly our new year's eve celebrations around the world. which is why we put so much emphasis on all of the resources that are here focused on keeping this city and this event safe. so it's calibrated to what is happening overseas. >> so we talk about this every year. the nypd has had so many huge events this past year and protests and everything and they're used to what is about to happen with big c

jon: right alexis mcadams thank you.olding and history restored in paris today the iconic cathedral of notre dame officially reopen reopen more te years after massive fire nearly destroyed it. lauren green is there and has more. >> the doors of the church are now open. notre dame cathedral nearly destroyed by fire for the first time in the five and half years bells rang out over paris. 1500 invited guests and dignitaries were inside for the ceremony outside tens of thousands li line dissent watchg on big screens. trump led a who's who of dignitaries attend including ukraine president zelenskyy prince william first lady jill biden. five and half years ago the world watched in horror as a fire engulfed notre dame. for the 13th century gothic cathedral president vowed notre dame our lady it would be repaired and reopened in five years. and so the work began for 2000 statues were restored or re-created. some 2400 oak trees rebuild the trust as the famed forest, a new lead roof the relics her work was saved in the fire will n

alexis mcadams is live in new york city and alexis, what is the judge talking about? >> hi, anita.this judge, he said the law firm representing jay-z just kept on saying that they want to move things along, they wanted to reveal who this woman was put in this lawsuit the woman has depression, she said ptsd and a seizure disorder. she says it is all from the sexual assault, and according to court documents, investigators say this woman was raped by these rappers and she was just 13 years old, the allegations are pretty sick to look through. her name is going to be kept confidential but it could be released at some point depending what happens with the case. she is listed as a change oh in the lawsuit, living in upstate new york back in 2000, drove to new york city, and that is when she met jay-z and sean "diddy" combs, telling police she was attacked by the rat moguls at an after party for the mtv video music awards come according to the lawsuit, the woman says jay-z and diddy "took turns assaulting her" when she was 18 documents, holmes aggresy approached the girl with a crazed loo

. >> alexis mcadams' live from times square, new york city, with a look at all of this. happy new year. >> happy new year. there have been people out here for hours. before the sun came up. hundreds of people in lines across new york city, specifically times square. we are talking about more than 1 million people who will be here in times square. this is the new year's eve times square 2025 stage, just one of them. they will have big performances. that's lots of police, street closures, and the mayor of new york city telling everyone they need to follow the rules. >> not going to allow anything to disrupt the celebrations. we want you to follow the rules, even if you want to protest, protest within the rules. >> all right. this new year's eve, it's kind of the same thing as usual. the nypd is pretty used to these major gatherings. police will be mixed into the crowd, including undercover units. though there are no credible threats, security is top 30. dogs and drone units will be out on patrol's. monitoring the bridges, tunnels, transit systems. you cannot get around wit

. >> homicide detective ted williams and former acting ice director but first alexis mcadams here inanhattan. >> reporter: hello, this is a horrible story especially in new york for the holidays. accused of letting a woman on fire and watching her burn alive. arrested later with that same later in his pocket according to authorities. this afternoon in court and the d.a. telling fox news they will go for the most serious consequences in this case. this is who we are talking about, sebastian zepeda charged with first-degree murder and arson, the migrant sitting in front of the judge today after police say they used a lighter to start a woman on fire while she slept on a new york city subway. authorities have not yet identified her. she appeared to be homeless but sources also say this afternoon she was burned so badly that it's difficult to i.d. her. that is what is taking so long in this case. zepeda is originally from guatemala and the 33-year-old was in the country illegally crossing in to the u.s. at least twice. he was deported back to guatemala in 2018 but zepeda came back again

let's go to fox news correspondent alexis mcadams live in new york city with the latest, alexis. >> hey, jason, there's a lot of evidence right in this case so people are trying to figure out how soon they could catch the suspect. >> police tell me they are working to find even more evidence in central park, they are combing through the woods, let's pull up the video, dive teams are searching the water there searching for anything they could find that they believe the gunman could have tried to throw away or ditch after the shooting that could include the weapon here in this case, the search comes just hours after police say they found the backpack you were talking about, matches the dethedescription, the shooter dd the back in the woods and tried to hide it but they found it before he fled new york city as police believe the person on interest hopped on a bus and left. >> we have him entering the port authority terminal at 178th street and broadway. we saw him go in. we didn't see him come out. thought that he got on one of those buses and we are running that down. >> they believe he w

alexis mcadams, thank you. >> authorities are now investigating a greyhound bus that they believe this person of interest could've taken to near city the bus first started the route from atlanta and made several stops en route to the big apple investigators have positively know exactly where or when the person got on board police also believe if you took the bus out of new york city the same day as the shooting madison outside of the fbi field office near atlanta with the very latest on the search in the south. >> hello, five days into this investigation police are are not ruling out in the atlanta area but new york police tell fox that there is no evidence confirming that the suspect was or ever in town but it's very possible since police say the suspect traveled to new york again on a greyhound bus that originated in atlanta. it's unclear where the suspect caught the original ride. police believe the shooter got back on a bus not long after the killing the atlanta police department confirms that assisting the nypd as needed but atlanta police are not answering any question about this

. >> 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

alexis mcadams now lives in new york city with more. alexis. >> hi, john. this is the first time luigi mangione was able to go in front of a judge for his state cases. how many cases does he have against him? federal case and state case. that's why he was here today. take a look. the video of him walking into court there. surrounded by police. this is kind of what we have been seeing for days. he is wearing some khakis and a red sweater with a white shirt underneath it. he appears to be pretty calm, as, someone can be facing murder charges. this is him in court. we have the camera inside, new at this courthouse. don't know how long that is going to last for in this case, but he said not guilty. there are two separate cases against him. hit with three murder charges in new york including murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism. it looks like something out of the scene of a movie. he was flown into new york city. we watched this live last thursday. his legal team saying this is an example of why he might not get a fair trial in new york, because o

alexis mcadams has the details. you were hard at work this morning next door to me in the office.. investigators in california recognized luigi mangione but o. last month his mom reported him missing ine hadn't talked to him in nearly six months. just days after she filed that report, dana, police say mangione killed brian thompson in new york city even though wanted posters, sources tell me the suspect's family never called in a single tip. a guy i talked to who lives in hawaii who only met mangione a few times he thought about those posters twice. >> looks like one of my customers because of the eyebrows, but i said oh, it couldn't be. i didn't think anything more because he was so far away over there. >> police tell me mangione was never a client of united healthcare even though investigators say the whole thing was targeted for the company's ceo. what was the motive is the question? it might have to do with the x-ray that police say he posted online telling people he had back surgery not long ago saying the pain was so bad he could not get out of bed for days. but people in ha

jennifer griffin is standing by at the reagan library many simi, california, alexis mcadams here in new york with the latest for the manhunt on that shooter. arthel: and we begin with lauren green live in paris for the reopening of notre dame. lauren. >> reporter: hello, arthel. the doors of the church are now open, the ceremony underway that officially reopens notre dame cathedral for the first time in more than five and a half years. notre dame's bells, famous bells, rang out over paris. 1500 invited guests are now inside for the solemn ceremony, thousands more lining the seine outside, watching the ceremony on the big screens. a couple of hours before the ceremony began, trump and macron met at the presidential palace. trump's first appearance on the world stage since winning the election on november 5th. macron, one of the world leaders who was in office during trump's first term that ended in 2020. the two talking about the past and the future. >> it's a great honor for french people to welcome you. >> it's an honor to be here. we had a good time together, and we had a lot of, lot

jon: alexis mcadams thanks.yhound bus they believe this person of interest took to new york city. the bus is set out from atlanta that made various stops on route to the big apple. madison is a life outside the fbi field office near atlanta. >> good evening the manhunt for the health insurance ceo is now nationwide. authorities have their eyes on the atlanta area. the fbi's now involved they're offering $50000 to anyone with information that leads to an arrest. but, police in new york tell fox there is no evidence confirming that the suspect was in atlanta or ever was but they are not ruling that out because again police had the suspected killer and rode on a greyhound bus to new york that originated in atlanta it is unclear where the suspect caught the original ride. police also believe he fled new york on a bus. the atlanta police department confirms they are assisting nypd as needed. atlanta police are not answering any questions about this investigation. >> we have got the resources of the fbi here in atlant

correspondent alexis mcadams has more on this for us. >> we've seen a lot of elon musk lately but i don'twing off a slimmer christmas body this holiday season. the tesla ceo posting this picture on x posing for the camera in a santa suit and is a bushy white beard like mr. claus but is missing that belly here. musk is writing this, saying technically using one jar obit says it doesn't have the same ring to it as ozempic santos so what is it? it's an injectable medicine primarily used for diabetics and similar to the very popular ozempic. both medications help people shed pounds pretty fast and of gained popularity with people looking to lose weight. musk says this medication should be available at lower cost because can help improve life spans of americans but rfk jr. trumps pick for secretary of health and services has given less than glowing reviews. rfk says american should invest an overall healthy lifestyle and not a quick fix. >> it's a drug that's going to cure drug addiction or alcoholism? $1600 a month is spent on this drug. we spend about one fifth of t that, given good food and

mike: alexis mcadams live in new york. thank as lot.ice in new york city believe the suspect they're looking for took a bus to the city that originated in atlanta. the nypd is now working with police in atlanta in connection with the man hunt. madison c scar pea know is live with more. hi, madison. reporter: hi, mike. man live for man hunt is watching new york area. there's no evidence he's in the leeanne tafanely or ever was. there's a chance since the suspected killer road on a greyhound bus to new york that originated in atlanta as we've been reporting and believe he fled new york on a bus. >> there's a lot of local independent law enforcement agencies that are working with atlanta and they're undoubtedly finding bred left-handed. reporter: they're likely tracking every move they (&.k >> he's got his picture on probably ever security camera he passed by since getting off the greyhound bus and probably has bought a sandwich somewhere and interacted with people. and the big thing is if he's from the atlanta area, somebody knows him. i'

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. >> john: our alexis mcadams following the case and certainly moments after it first happened and liveside the court room where it is, alexis. >> high john and jacqui, we have been waiting in new york city tn altoona, pennsylvania, supposed to land here facing federal charges according to investigators in new york city. we want to pull up the camera shot. this is one of the helicopters, a large police presence and that is mapped on purpose because they want to show this line up force here to this murder suspect who they were looking for four days. he left new york city and was on the run nearly a week, but they captured him thanks to a tipster in altoona, pennsylvania. me know luigi mangione will head to federal court once he lands from the helicopter john and jacqui in lower manhattan. the 26-year-old is facing a dozen charges in new york city. let's pull out the video and we saw him out in a pennsylvania. he is looking at three murder charges and also one count of first-degree murder that brands him as a terrorist era to a lot of people talking about that specifically because it is n

alexis mcadams at the federal courthouse where it seems she has been for days now.mangione at this moment? >> pay, john, mangione is at a federal lockup brooklyn, new york, the same facility sean p diddy columns covering that case a lot going on when it comes to crime. we know mangione with the federal lockup coming to court any day as we wait for the federal indictment. i want to pull up the church is because we talk about the case a lot of charges. the four federal charges he's facing stocking, murder a gun with a silencer but the federal charge making headlines murder three years have a firearm. why? it means mangione could face the death penalty. that is the one people are talking about. the 26-year-old facing a dozen state charges including first-degree murder. mangione's legal team say the cases conflict with each other but nothing much else to say coming out of court. watch. >> we will respectfully decline to make any comment at this time. mangione appreciates everyone's support. >> okay, so yesterday, john, ""america reports" it was live and mangione walking

alexis mcadams live outside the federal courthouse. alexis, thanks very much.today. >> reporter: hey, larry, that's right. he's looking at four federal charges. but this morning investigators out in pennsylvania tell me luigi mangione told them he was feeling pretty good and a had just got a haircut at that jail in pennsylvania before he came to the big apple in federal court. he also has some big, high profile and expensive attorneys here many new york city that are representing him. you might recognize them because it's the same law firm that's representing sean "diddy" combs. watch. >> we're going to respectfully decline the make any comment at this time. mr. mangione appreciates everyone's support. >> reporter: yeah, appreciates support, and there's been some support that's been pretty disturbing as i've covered this investigation, because people are saying he's some type of hero because he took out this ceo. that's part of the investigation too. but he got off that plane if here, and you can see him, he is with local, state and federal employees. i'm told

alexis mcadams, thank you. >> sandra: paul mauro joins us.is and update to the story there, and you said that you have learned it is not a city bike. >> i'm going off of what i've seen in the still photos out there relative to the bike. it looks like a black bike and it doesn't have the shape of the city bike. those are blue in a very identifiable. the chief detectives that it is an e-bike. that's a distinction because the city bike is trackable. you need a credit card to take it out of the dolly it gets stuck into. so if he's got a noncity bike, it becomes more difficult to track. chief detectives that it might be trackable by gps because some of these bikes have that capacity, but if you look at some of the stills bouncing around out there, it could be an aftermarket better you can anywhere. >> sandra: the bottom right corner is when the government takes the stance. you had a comment when he sat down about his stance. a lot of people look at this, though he carried this out, and say this looks like a professional targeted hit job. but you s

we will keep an eye on it, mike. >> mike: alexis mcadams live in new york, thank you very much. and local officials are taking actions to address the mysterious drone sightings in the northeast and elsewhere. one working group has been established as authorities express increasing frustration with the lack of information from the federal government. correspondent nate foy is in jersey city tonight. good evening, nate. >> nate: hey, mike. good evening. new jersey state police say reported drone sightings are down to just one per night over the past several nights, which is down significantly from about 150 per night just a short time ago. one of the reasons why is residents are now using an app. that helps them discern the difference between drones and planes. now you,s a the mystery continues, collaboration sin creasing with a meeting happening last friday at rutgers university. new jersey state police hosted 20 law enforcement agencies from various states and canada to discuss how best to deal with drone threats in the future. >> i think what we were pry trying to do is put, ag

alexis mcadams is live with us and she has more, what is the incoming borders are to get a handle onblem? >> you heard tom home and safe putting my grandson notice across the country no matter where they are as the new border czar says he will come to new york, chicago, to remove the migrants specifically who committed crimes telling leaders in the city to help her get out of the way here. >> we are not asking a law enforcement immigration offers lettuce in your jail and publicly-funded jails to take te illegal alien you decided to lok into a jail sale because obviously they pose a safety threat. >> he wants to comment and see migrants who committed the crimes in jail and doesn't seem like a big but how many miners on the streets in the big apple is a question? i.c.e. tells me more than 58,000 with felony records or pending criminal charges walking around. the nypd investigating numerous mental cases only talk a lot about involving migrant suspects. that is the attack times square where coco got seven or eight migrants and beat up two nypd officers and not the first time arrested. th

taylor: unbelievable story, alexis mcadams thank you.to an end. investors are betting the trump administration will loosen the government's grip over mortgage giants freddie mac and fannie mae. both play a essential role in the u.s. housing market by purchasing mortgages from lenders and repackaging them. one of today's countdown closers has a way to play them. joining us now interactive broker senior economist jose torres, and chief investment office tim pagliara. talk to me about how we can cash in on fannie and freddie. >> we believe the safest way to play this is through the preferred stock of fannie mae and freddie mac. for example, fnmat, they have par value of $25 a share, upon exiting conservatorship they should start paying dividends again, and it's a great upside potential from here. the government stands to monetize close to $200 billion that could be used for a variety of initiatives to improve the log jam and housing and improve the amount of housing that's available especially in the workforce which is critically short righ

i'm alexis mcadams.u, fox two news. >> well, we start out the day with some cloud cover and even a few neighborhoods picking up a few sprinkles or maybe some drizzle out there as well, enough to measure in some of the rain buckets. you can see kentfield in marin county, zero for bodega bay 0.03. healdsburg 0.01, and point reyes station. barely measurable, but still measurable at 2.01. so that was linked up with a lot of cloud cover that moved across the bay area. in fact, we had a nice sunrise out there as well. you can see right now, though, those clouds have been clearing out. there's another batch offshore. and that batch offshore will be approaching our coastline tomorrow night. and into your saturday. so this will be the source of some cloud cover as we do start off the weekend. let's come in right now. we'll show you some of the current numbers and we'll check out san francisco 58 degrees, oakland 61 and livermore 63. half moon bay in the mid 50s. here's our live camera. this is a very nice looking

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> an experienced mountain climber from livermore is believed to be deadn new zealand. officials say they think the 50 year old man, whose name is carlos romero, and two other men died while trying to climb mount cook, the tallest mountain in new zealand. they were reported missing monday after they did not arrive at a prearranged location after the climb. their bodies were not found, but police say the search was called off after several days due to footprints in the snow and items believed to belong to them were retrieved from the mountain's slopes. our live look outside along the oakland estuary this morning. we are looking at your bay area forecast. it's been a nice week so far, starting off pretty cold and it will start to cool down as well. we'll take a look at when the next chance of rain too, will be on the way. >> plus, you look out the door at literally several thousand smiling faces. >> a holiday tradition lighting up the tracks, and the spirits of train passengers along the peninsula. how the annual event also brings cheer to when your clothes

fox's alexis mcadams has more now from new york. >> that's right, luigi mangione back in a new york city courtroom again today. the 26 year old continues to make national headlines here. check it out. you can see him walking into that courtroom, and he really doesn't appear to be nervous, according to police sources who have been with him, he's surrounded by investigators wearing a sweater and khaki pants this time. not that jail jumpsuit. you can see him sitting in court next to his attorney. when he's asked for his plea, mangione tells the judge not guilty. >> not guilty. >> there are two separate cases against him here, so that's why i can get a little confusing. it's at the state level first. we know mangione was hit with three murder charges, including murder in the second degree as a crime of terrorism. >> like every other defendant, he is entitled to a presumption of innocence. but unfortunately, the way this has been handled so far, his rights are being violated. >> and in what looked like something out of a scene of a movie, mangione was flown into new york city last week, walke

i'm alexis mcadams. fox two news a congressional hearing today on the secret service's failure to stop the attack. >> the attempted assassination of donald trump at that rally in july. will it devolved into a shouting match? >> are you in charge to show respect for a secret service member that died on nine over 11? you're trying to be. do not invoke nine over 11 for political purposes. >> that outburst was between texas republican representative pat fallon and secret service director ronald romero. it happened after fallon accused roe of not being closer to president biden, vice president harris and donald trump during a nine over 11 commemoration ceremony this year. rose said the security detail was present, but out of the view of the camera. earlier in that hearing, roe promised accountability at the secret service and acknowledged its failures over the past year, including before trump's butler pennsylvania speech. >> that abject failure underscored critical gaps in secret service operations, and i re

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> did you feel it? did you see it?'m not talking about the earthquake. i'm talking about a few raindrops that did fall from the sky today. pretty much north of the golden gate bridge, and we had some measurable precipitation, anywhere from 1/100 of an inch of rain at point reyes station to 4/100 of an inch in kentfield. now those clouds went ahead and pushed out of the bay area, leaving behind ample sunshine, albeit a bit on the hazy side. 61 in pacifica today to 70 degrees in santa rosa 70 and throughout the tri valley as well. high 60s in sunnyvale, cupertino, campbell, low 60s in saratoga, shame around redwood shores and redwood city. it was a gorgeous day with mid 60s in oakland. our live weather camera right now sporting clear skies, not a cloud in sight. temperature wise, we're in the 50s across the board, dipping down now to 50 degrees and throughout rio vista. also in fairfield. it's in the mid 50s right now in pittsburgh, back through antioch. and these temperatures are very similar to what we experienced 24 h

i'm alexis mcadams, fox news. >> also in new york, a man has been arrested for what authorities are calling a heinous crime. police say a man set a woman on fire on a subway train and she did not survive. police say they've arrested 33 year old sebastian zepeda from guatemala. investigators think the woman may have fallen asleep on the subway car, which is when they say zepeda calmly walked up to her and set her on fire with a lighter. at this time, police do not believe the two people knew each other. today marked the fifth day of the amazon delivery driver strike, with thousands across the country joining, including in san francisco. the walkout started friday and expanded saturday after the teamsters union said the company did not meet the union's deadline for negotiations. general president of the teamsters sean o'brien was out on the picket line friday night, throwing his support behind the movement. >> the public, i think, should sympathize with how bad of an employer amazon is, how they mistreat their workers, misclassified employees. i think the public should put some pressure on am

as fox's alexis mcadams explains, police have two new images that they believe to be the suspect. >>right. the manhunt continues as police are now releasing new photos of the person of interest. take a look on your screen sources telling me this photo of the person of interest was snapped on a camera inside of a new york city taxi cab. it was taken just minutes after the shooting, as he is on his way to a nearby bus terminal to skip out of town and try to get away from police. today, investigators have been working to find any evidence in central park. okay, dive teams are searching through the waters looking for a weapon and any other evidence they believe the shooter might have stashed away in that massive wooded area. police say they found what they think is the gunman's backpack in central park. they say he tried to hide it before he ran off. what was inside? i'm told it was a jacket and some monopoly money. so they're looking into that. investigators say all of these photos are of the same man. they say he checked into an upper west side hostel right around thanksgiving. that's

alexis mcadams just spoke with the police commissioner jessica tish and what did you learn? first time to sit down one-on-one with the commission here of the n.y.p.d. the first thing that we want to get straight to the viewers is this murder investigation that started on the streets of new york city turned into a nationwide man hunt. they want anyone who is listening to take a close look at the pictures. they have his d.n.a. possibly. they are run through different systems hoping for a hit but they need your help. watch. >> do you believe that the suspect as this left new york and why? >> we do. we have reason to believe the suspect or person of interest may have left new york city and so we want to get the photo out to a national audience. and we want all your viewers to take a good look at the photo. if you recognize the person, call 1-800-577-tips. our detectives chase down every lead that we get. but we need your audience to help us out. and let us know if they recognize the person. >> reporter: ok so the chief of detectives was sitting there alongside the commissioner b

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fox's alexis mcadams is in midtown manhattan now with the latest on a new piece of evidence detectives discovered this morning. >> an all out manhunt continues in new york city for the suspect who gunned down united health care ceo brian thompson outside of this hotel on wednesday morning. and there could be key evidence that was found on the shell casings. the new york post reporting the words deny, depose and defend were written on those casings found at the scene. those words are strikingly similar to a title of a book that condemns the insurance business. >> what i would say is, is somebody with a familiarity with guns and particularly this gun looks to be a rare type of gun, and that's a data point that the police can chase down. >> police are calling this a targeted attack, saying the masked gunman was waiting for several minutes before he opened fire at thompson on the sidewalk. the gunman then takes off on foot and hops on an electric bike, disappearing into central park. investigators are still looking for a motive and say they're searching thompson's hotel room and interviewi

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

. >> brian: alexis mcadams has been covering the story. surprise we found him in altoona. >> that is right, came from a 911 call from a worker of mcdonald's. the manhunt ending at that mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. luigi mangione is facing murder charges. the 26 year old was cuffed and walked into the police department overnight. he is looking at the media and a lot of cameras captured his every move. a judge said he could be extradited to new york city for murder. mcdonald's employee spots luigi mangione in altoona, pennsylvania. that person called 911 to report sighting saying, i think i recognize the guy in the wanted pictures, his eyebrows and his eyes. mangione was wearing that mask when officers pulled up and asked questions. they said, remove your mask and questioned the 26 year old who started shaking visibly when they asked him if he was in new york. he handed over a fake id. mayor eric adams has been thanking the officers. listen. >> hi, tyler. tyler, we appreciate it, you did a great job, took a dangerous person off the s