>> the blair county charges are still active. we and we intend on prosecuting them, but we also intend on cooperating with the new york city police department, the manhattan da's office. we've already indicated to them that we believe their charges take precedent and will do what's necessary to accommodate their prosecution first. but that doesn't mean we're getting rid of our charges. do you expect any other charges in in in the hearing when bail was being discussed? >> you brought up the same points that were brought up last night. there's a faraday bags, the cache that was found and things that it seemed like they amounted to a significant flight risk. >> the defense attorney today said that the court is obligated to provide bail, uh, regardless of what the flight risk is, if if the case is not one that is punishable by life without parole, your defense or your point after that was that, uh, besides being a flight risk, uh, the court is allowed to deny bail in case the person is still a danger to society. is there anything tha

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. >> john: but first a bryan llenas outside the blair county courthouse in hollidaysburg pennsylvaniayan, how soon could the suspect be on his way back to the empire state? >> john, good afternoon. theoretically it could happen as soon as today but a lot of this is going to depend on the 26-year-old suspect luigi mangione and what happens and what he says today at 1:30 p.m. at his extradition hearing here at the blair county criminal courthouse behind me because if he decides to fight that extradition, it could take an additional 45 days just for processing, up to 45 days to extradite him to new york city to face those murder charges. if he does not decide to fight this, well, ultimately the timing will be up to the district attorney. it is interesting to note, guys, that luigi mangione does not have legal representation. he spoke yesterday on his own behalf inside the court. we could very well see the same thing here today. now fox news digital was the first to get these new mug shot photos of mangione, who is being held without bail in the huntington state correctional facility sinc

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today here in blair county, pennsylvania. he will decide whether or not he is going to fight his extradition. if he doesn't, he could be moved to new york city to fight charges. one last thing, police hearsay the mcdonald's, as well as officer fry and the police department had received threats from the public ever since the story became public. >> now to join us, alexis mcadams here with his potential motive. >> we are sifting through stuff online and that is what investigators are looking at two. he is an ivy league graduate with a background in engineering. he worked in tech. they believe he could have made the murder weapon with a 3d printer. he comes from a prominent family in maryland, graduating valedictorian 2016 before he went to the ivy league school yuniversity of pennsylvania. he got a bachelor's and moved to hawaii. he came to new york with a plan. he waited outside for the ceo, comes up behind him and open fire. he shot him at least two times, including once in the chest and took off on foot. the motive can possi

fighting extradition to new york and we want to show you this looking at live at the entrance to the blair county courthouse. this is in pennsylvania where earlier, police brought him into the extradition hearing. we'll have a live report on this coming up for you during the hour, plus an expert in healthcare security joins me with his take about corporate security and all of this. and the collapse of syria's government sending shockwaves around the globe as rebel forces take control and ousted president seeks refuge in russia. israel striking syria's navy destroying weapons left behind meanwhile anthony blinken says the united states fully supports syria's political transition process. we'll bring you a live report from tel aviv coming up next but first to a major market mover we're watching this is oracle. take a look at the stock on your screen sinking to the bottom of the s&p 500 right now as you can see it is down pushing lower by almost 8%. its revenue missed estimates amidst fierce competition in the cloud space. our floor show traders are eyeing this and telling you where you should pt yo

will be walked out and again transferred to what we believe is the two where we believe is the blair countythey will compare that obviously to what they were able to gather. what they were able to gather from a cup and starbucks. >> that is right they know they had a de-- water bottle purchased in new york and according to sources the na with that wrapper that protein bar that was also purchased, they have a ton of forensic evidence and they have at least nine images of the strong person of interest. they will obviously compared to the person who is now in custody. luigi mangione. again is being held here on firearm charges and then we expect to me eventually to be extradited to new york city to face those potential charges in the murder of brian thompson. >> sandra: we will keep our eyes on that door, brian. and that could happen at any moment now so thank you very much. >>> so he is on the scene there meanwhile detective ted williams with more on this process reaction to today's verdict with daniel penny found not guilty. for god so loved the world that he gave his only son. so that every

in blair county, pennsylvania.h einiger, abc seven news. >> and according to the new york arrest warrant, luigi mangione had written admissions about the crime with him when he was arrested yesterday at the mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. abc news has also learned that mangione considered the killing to be, quote, a symbolic takedown of united health care over perceived corruption and, quote, power games. >> if you're thinking of donating money to a charity this holiday season, be careful. scammers are very active this time of year, and they use many tactics to confuse people to take their money. these include creating fake websites or fake emails that resemble real charities. if somebody calls you soliciting a donation instead of giving your credit card information over the phone, consider donating through a verified website and be careful with digital links to donate. >> anyone can generate a qr code by a card reader. send a text message, make a graphic that doesn't, and that doesn't necessarily mean that th

s office has found in terms of their investigation here in blair county.could be back in new york as soon as tonight or tomorrow. this is an old-fashioned courthouse, pen and paper, we will not have electronics inside but get the information out as soon as possible. as it relates to motive it's important to see what he had with him when he was arrested at that mcdonald's. $8,000 in cash including foreign currency, writings i know you'll get into later, and indication he did act alone. that's something that the investigators will be looking at as they proceed here in the process. chris? >> so thanks so much for that, gary. greg, you're steeped in this kind of worked and i think a question a lot of people have is, does mangione fit the profile of a person who would preplan an attack, lie in wait and shoot someone presumably they don't know in the back, or is there no real profile? >> well, there's no real profile, but there are certain traits that we see with lone actor targeted violence, which is exactly what we have here. it's predatory in nature, and it's

that being said, though, jake, the blair county district attorney, said that they will not stand in the way of this extradition to new york. take a listen to what he said just moments ago we do not intend to delay this defendant's extradition to new york, and we certainly. >> and we've indicated this to new york. their prosecution should take precedence, and then ours will follow. >> now, jake mangione has about 14 days to file a petition for habeas corpus, basically challenging pennsylvania's ability to prove that he is actually the person that new york wants for this warrant for murder. but until then, mangione will be in custody for the time being in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> jake. all right, danny, stand by. i'm going to come back to you in a sec. first, let's bring in cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller, along with criminal defense attorney stacy schneider and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. stacy, the suspect is fighting extradition to new york. is that unusual? >> yes it is. normally, they just consent to extradition. it's very quic

i would i often brag about how the community in blair county isn't afraid to say something. to report a crime. to contact local law enforcement. and i've often touted how they've made their community whether it be altoona or somewhere else a safer place to live. today, i submit that a resident from altoona and the altoona police department helped make new york city a safer place to live and helped to kick start the process to seek justice for this content. so again i'd like to thank everybody. it's my honor to introduce deputy commissioner thank you, mr. da behalf of the mayor, eric adams police commissioner jessica tisch and once appreciation to your leadership team and especially the some one and a vigil inside of their restaurant by the men and women behind me. >> the detectives some of these detectives are standing behind me. haven't been home since tuesday when this incident happened. they've been working tirelessly around the clock. and when they got that phone call, immediately they jumped in their car, the police car and raced down here to go see if this was the indi

he can be, you know, tracked by gps if necessary, to which the district attorney there in blair county basically lined some of the evidence that they have against him, including the fact that he was found with $8,000 cash, $2,000 of foreign currency, a passport, said that he was evading police for several days, was transient. so, of course, as we know, he is still behind bars. the judge denying that request for some sort of bail and he is allowed to fight this extradition. that is his right. what we understand now happens is that his attorney, that defense attorney, has 14 days to file a writ of habeas corpus. this basically allows him to say, you know what? this is not the guy that needs to be extradited. of course, it's a stretch, but it does basically extend these proceedings. and it also, if you think about it, gives the nypd gives investigators more time to sort of collect evidence, build their case against them, and then they will all be back in court to discuss next steps in this court process. >> jake and brynn, what more are we learning about the suspect? luigi mangione yeah,

this is the the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania today is the man suspected of killing the unitedlth care ceo, shouted at cameras and then struggled with officers as he arrived for his extradition. extradition hearing. excuse me. just this afternoon, completely out of touch. >> and it's an insult. >> the intelligence of the american people and lived experience. >> 26 year old luigi mangione is being held without bail in pennsylvania and has pleaded not guilty to several charges in that state, including gun and forgery charges. now he faces an additional murder charge in new york state. mangione's defense attorney today requesting a hearing on the extradition. new york governor kathy hochul has promised to sign a request for a governor's warrant to extradite mangione to bring him back to the state for prosecution. mangione, of course, is accused of being in possession of an unlicensed firearm when he was arrested at the mcdonald's in pennsylvania yesterday. investigators say the gun, similar to the one used in the shooting in new york and appears to be homemade. also known as a gho

a dramatic scene at the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania today. the man suspected of killing united health care ceo was seen shouting at cameras and struggled with officers as he arrived for his extradition hearing this afternoon. clearly out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people and his experience. 26 year old luigi mangione is being held without bail in pennsylvania. he has pleaded not guilty to several charges in that state, including gun and forgery charges. mangione faces an additional murder charge in new york state. mangione's defense attorney today requested a hearing on the extradition. new york governor kathy hochul has promised to sign a request for a governor's warrant to extradite mangione and bring him back to the state for prosecution. mangione is accused of being in possession of an unlicensed firearm. when he was arrested at that mcdonald's in pennsylvania yesterday. now, investigators say the gun it is similar to the one used in the new york city shooting, and it appears to be homemade. also known as a ghost

during a brief appearance in court in blair county, pennsylvania, mangione challenged his extradition to new york to face second degree murder and other charges there. mangione remains in jail without bail. late today, a comment from mangione's defense attorney. >> if you're an american, you believe in the american criminal justice system. you have to presume him to be innocent. >> and according to nypd intel, analyst mangione appears to have been inspired by the unabomber. the report, obtained by abc news, was distributed to law enforcement and warned that mangione may become a martyr who inspires a wide range of extremists to act. mangione allegedly described himself as the first to face united healthcare with such brutal honesty. live in the newsroom suzanne phan abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, thank you. and we continue to follow the case and the suspect's bay area ties. find the latest to abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. >> in san francisco today, city leaders touted new crime data showing the lowest number of homicides in more than 60 years. so far this

but i want you to take a listen to what the da of blair county said when it came to why this processeally went fairly smoothly well, he committed crimes in blair county. >> he's charged with committing crimes in the state of new york. there are allegations at this point, but, you know, we're not in the practice of just dismissing charges simply because someone has more serious charges somewhere else. that might be an older school approach. it might be a little antiquated, but i might be both of those things now, pamela, what was amazing basically, as that da was speaking in the basement of the courthouse, we were outside the courthouse over in the back, and we saw mangione really just minutes after that court proceeding ended, be taken into a black suv, as you noted, with new york plates driven by new york police department officers. >> and he was taken away to the airport. he is now in the air on his way to face these new murder charges. coming from that larger indictment earlier this week back in new york. pamela. all right. >> let's go to you. are you surprised he waived extraditi

in blair county, pennsylvania, josh einiger, abc seven news. >> and in the wake of that shooting, thek police department is warning corporate executives to take extra safety precautions. viral posts have listed the names and salaries of eight health insurance executives, business leaders all take very personally what happened to brian thompson? >> because here was a guy who was doing his job, and in a sense, it could have been any of them, because there is vitriol in social media across the board about corporate america. >> meanwhile, wanted posters were spotted outside the stock exchange, including images of executives and reportedly praising last week's killing. nypd intelligence officials have been calling major companies to assist with their security. >> all right. we want to get to your accuweather forecast with the rain on the way once again this time tomorrow, it will be a one on our storm impact scale. >> it's been a few days since we've had some rain. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the rain and a chilly night tonight. >> yeah, and we're basically looking at winter co

in blair county, pennsylvania, josh einiger, abc seven news. >> and in the wake of that shooting, theork police department is warning corporate executives to take extra safety precautions. viral posts have listed the names and salaries of eight health insurance executives, business leaders all take very personally what happened to brian thompson? >> because here was a guy who was doing his job, and in a sense, it could have been any of them, because there is vitriol in social media across the board about corporate america. >> meanwhile, wanted posters were spotted outside the stock exchange, including images of executives and reportedly praising last week's killing. nypd intelligence officials have been calling major companies to assist with their security. >> all right. we want to get to your accuweather forecast with the rain on the way once again this time tomorrow, it will be a one on our storm impact scale. >> it's been a few days since we've had some rain. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the rain and a chilly night tonight. >> yeah, and we're basically looking at winter

spotted yesterday morning and we are getting word there will be an extradition hearing at 1:30 in blair county, pennsylvania. that will be interesting, if he decides to fight his extradition it could be 45 days before he is moved to new york city to face the murder charges in the shooting and killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. if he decides not to fight this he could be moved as soon as today and that will automatically be decided by the district attorney but we are getting a first look at this altoona mcdonald's, luigi mangione eating a hash brown in the back of the restaurant at 9:15. he also had a blue medical mask on. and i would is named larry was inside that mcdonald's having a coffee with a friend when his friend turned to him and said that looks like the guy from new york, recognized his bookbag and his jacket and larry said the employees about the same thing. customer spotted luigi mangione, alerted an employee who called 911. that is when rookie altoona police officer just we 6 months on the job named tyler fry arrived at this mcdonald's, he spoke to luigi mangione who

to link elsewhere is dna from the water bottle is the same dna to match up to that fall back in blair county, altoona, police are continuing to investigate several threats that have been made against their office and the mcdonald's where manji oni was arrested. this is clearly a very polarized you know, we have received some threats against officers and building here. we've started investigating some threats against some citizens in our community. our taking all those threats seriously and online. a fundraising page has raised over $30,000 to help in nice defense. even though managing only does come from a very wealthy family, it's coming together. forensically is coming together physically with the video campus. it's coming together. what witnesses. >> so this is your, you know, old school police case with the detectives are out there, pounding the beat every day, knocking on doors. >> and that was jordan mansberger reporting for us tonight. this high profile case is shining a light on how easy it is for anyone to make a ghost gun. like the one investigators say manji only used to kill the

why come how community and blair county? in a phrase say something. point, to contact local law enforcement they you whether the out to somewhere else. and it's place to live. they that a resident from out in help safe place to and started the process. just is senseless killing. everybody. and my honor to introduce the it used be we have a ears in their my commissioner, just to want to stand once again. if asians and you have to police department. change. local authorities and especially customers and mcdonald's that seen something. says something to 1000 that cold one. i'm a little behind some of tech there's a had host have. in working case. time around the clock when he got that and you know, jumped in a and reached out we will see is a that's that patient. that's coming that their commitment to bring individuals to justice. stand and we have the mayor police commissioner vincent >> and thanks and appreciation as you as well. >> a message to criminal element that they think that they want to a finding. new york >> and state lines, county lines. the

from blair county, pennsylvania. >> we're in the process now of securing a governor's warrant from theprepared when the judge schedules the hearing, to do whatever is necessary to get him back to new york. >> new york governor says she's coordinating with the manhattan d.a.'s office and will sign a request for a governor's warrant to have luigi mangione face the murder charges. this is on the heels of what was an eventful day in court with luigi mangione arriving in court with an extradition yelling at the cameras saying this is all an insult to the intelligence of the american people the white house has come out and condemned the killing and murder of the united healthcare ceo. the white house press correct pierre says violence to combat any sort of corporate greed is unacceptable and the white house will continue to condemn any form of violence, and this after the nypd just got done telling you this was a targeted attack against the united healthcare ceo and for him not getting proper healthcare after suffering a traumatic back injury. we're also seeing new images of luigi mangione i

. ♪ >> bret: looking live i think it froze there county blair county in pennsylvania.etting ready for this news conference. we are told that it was at the bottom of the hour. and we'll get the feedback up here momentarily. we are waiting for authorities to talk about the suspect that is now being called a suspect in pennsylvania facing weapons, forgery and other charges we're told and we don't have a time yet on when they are come up. when they do we will see it here on fox. meantime, while many on both sides of the aisle are publicly voicing party for the department of government efficiency or doge some are privately maneuvering to save their sacred spending programs. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram tells us live tonight from capitol hill. good evening. >> call it dodging the doge making a dent in the debt could mean trimming popular programs. president-elect trump plans to leave entitlements like medicare and medicaid intact. >> we're not touching social security other than we may make it more efficient but the people are going to get what they're get

the blair county prosecutor says they intend to prosecute him in pennsylvania but new york takes precedence. >> it's a state level governments that work with each other, execute the governor's warrant, which sometimes can take, you know, approximately 30 days plus or minus a little bit. i will say those wheels have already started moving in this case so i'm hopeful we can get that accomplished quickly. >> mangione's new attorney has been retained. he won't say by who or if the mangione family hired him. dickey says mangione will plead not guilty to pennsylvania charges and is expected to plead not guilty to new york's charges. >> this is not just a small thing. the fundamental concept of american justice is a presumption of innocence. until you are proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and i have seen 0 evidence at this point. we've made a strong bond and looking forward to moving forward and helping him out. >> the nypd chief of detectives tells fox mangione appeared to target brian thompson writing specifically about united healthcare and investors conference in new york. this morning t

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i would -- i often brag about how the community blair county isn't afraid to report a crime, to contactal law enforcement. and i have often touted how they have made their community whether it be altoona or somewhere elms a safer place to live. sewed i submit a resident from altoona police department helped make new york city a safer place to live and helped kick start the process to seek justice for a senseless killing. so, again, i would like to thank everybody and it's my honor to introduce deputy commissioner daughterry at this time. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. d.a. on behalf of the new york city mayor eric adams, my boss police commissioner jessica tish. i want to extend, once again their appreciation again to the altoona police department, to your leadership team federal, state, local authorities and especially to the customer at the mcdonald's that seen something, say something to the mcdonald's employee that called 911. and reported this individual inside of their restaurant. the behind me the detectives, some of these detectives behind me haven't been home since tuesday whe

mangione was arraigned last night in blair county, pennsylvania criminal court on five charges unrelated to thompson's murder. possession of an unlicensed firearm and providing false identification to police. we're told the 26-year-old suspect did not say a word to investigators. last night mangione told the court, though, he had no idea where that money came from suggesting it could have been planted and that the bag was simply waterproof. investigators are now retracing his steps. >> we do have a good idea how he got from philadelphia to pittsburgh but there are some gaps in time. >> he was very careful with trying to stay low profile, avoid cameras, not all that successfully in some cases, but that was certainly the effort he was making. >> mangione now faces five criminal charges in new york city including murder for the shooting and death and killing of that united healthcare ceo brian thompson. when he could be extradited to new york city it could take up to 45 days if mangione decides to contest it, dana. >> dana: what do we know about his past? >> honestly, dana, this is somebody

he was arraigned in blair county, pennsylvania criminal court on five charges unrelated to thompson's murder in new york. including possession of an unlicensed firearm. last night he told the court he had no idea where the money came from suggesting it could have been planted an the bag was simply waterproof. this is a look at the correctional facility where he is being held and since charged in new york city with brian thompson's murder as well as four other counts and now we wait to see when he will be extradited to new york city to face those charges. that could take up to 45 days if he decides to contest that. we're told he does not have a lawyer and we're also told by police, harris, not only is officer frye and the police department now receiving threats, but so, too, is this now-famous altoona mcdonalds. >> harris: no attorney. his family is loaded. a lot of questions about what goes on behind the scenes in putting that legal package together. we'll be watching it. thank you, 45 days would be a long time to sit there and not come to justice in new york. kerri urbahn, fox news l

first we have the coverage at the courthouse in pennsylvania, blair county, well east of pittsburgh.rian, what is happening now? hello. >> bill, good morning. well luigi mangione is having two court hearings. one scheduled at 8:30 this morning dealing with the lesser state charges, the gun and the false i.d., fake i.d. charge and the 9:00 a.m. extradition happening in the courthouse where we assume we're told he will waive extradition and moved to new york. now, our colleagues at fox five in new york, is reporting that the nypd will move luigi mangione via plane. they do not want to drive him the five hours it would take to get from altoona to new york to avoid that media spectacle that would ensue with that 5-hour drive. what we've seen at the courthouse, luigi mangione arrived at this courthouse this morning and clean shaven, looked like he got a hair cut. he didn't say a word. we've seen dozens of reporters lipid up this morning to try to snag a seat inside than would have of those two courtrooms or either of them and also seen more than half a dozen free luigi supporters wearing

and we intend to essentially revisit the case when the defendant is available for prosecution in blair countyth the added federal murder charge. >> luigi mangione now faces the possibility of the death penalty in new york. connor hansen, fox news. >> in georgia, fulton county district attorney fani willis has been disqualified from the 2020 election interference case against donald trump and 19 others. an appeals court panel overruled a trial judge who had allowed willis to keep the case, despite revelations of a romantic relationship that the defendants argued created a conflict of interest. the ruling does not dismiss the indictment entirely, as several of the 19 co-defendants have already accepted plea deals. another prosecutor could take over the case and decide whether to pursue it, or the case could be delayed even further. if willis appeals. today's ruling to the georgia state supreme court. new data from immigration and customs enforcement shows the agency is on track to deport more people this year than in the last ten years. a government report released today shows ice has deported

. >> tonight when he 6-year-old luigi mangione showed up here for his arraignment at the blair county criminal courthouse where he was arraigned on five criminal charges based on having fake ids and that illegal ghost gun. he was denied a bail. our cameras actually captured him going into the courthouse. he will spend the next couple of weeks in a jail cell. his hearing is set for december 23rd here in pennsylvania. police say at about 9:15 this morning, he was eating out a table in the back of a local mcdonald's. he was wearing a blue medical mask and a beanie while working on a laptop when a mcdonald's customer told a mcdonald's worker to call police because mangione looked like the thompson murder suspect. one iraqi police officer asked him if he had been to new york city recently he got quiet and started to shake police say. the officer asked him to take down his mask and the officer immediately recognized him as the suspect in the universal -- in the health care ceo assassination of brian thompson. police say mangione had multiple fake ids on him including the same fake new jerse

he's scheduled to be in court in blair county on december 23rd.not that's shifted around, depending on how this plays out, remains to be seen. the bottom line is he'll be extradited to new york to face charges. it's a question of when, not if. he remains here at the prison and investigators piecing all that together as we're seeing more and more of pieces of video, more pieces of evidence coming forward. guys? >> george solis from pennsylvania. thank you. >>> time for today's cnbc money minute. elon musk makes history with his net worth. >>> how much would you pay for a necklace owns by mark zuckerberg? >> reporter: musk's company spacex moved him to the milestone. >>> the miami dolphins and buffalo bills sold stakes to different firms. the dolphins sold 10% as did the bills. >>> mark zuckerberg has auctioned off one of his gold chains. the winning bid was over $40,000, 100 times the market value. zuckerberg is donating the money to a program that grants grants to individuals to allow them to pursue a magically weird project, idea or passion. back

the prosecutor here in the blair county pennsylvania says they do not intend to drop the charges that would have nothing to do with the murder in new york city and he also said that they are moving towards that extradition which could take something like 30 to 45 days to finally execute. listen. >> we are in the process now of securing a governors warren from the state of new york and we will be prepared when the judge schedules the hearing to deal what is necessary to get him back to new york. >> as we've been playing that sound now for the last few hours, the 26-year-old suspect arrived in court today obviously amped up with a message for the cameras calling this an insult to the intelligence of the american people. this as we are learning more about mangione's arrest at the mcdonald's yesterday. new images showing him eating a hash brown in the back of the mcdonald's oil looking at a laptop wearing a blue mask. here is larry who was having a coffee inside of that mcdonald's yesterday morning. listen. >> i think the one worker that actually thought it was him, she said it was betwee

on the 23rd in the blair county courthouse he'll face more on those charges, the two felonies and threedemeanors. on the 30th you have the extradition fight that was after his defense attorney filed a writ of habeas corpus to get him in front of a judge to see if they can work something out to get him released. more than likely it's not a question of if he'll be extradited, but when. >> we're hearing about a police officer in san francisco who recognized mangione from a missing persons report that was filed in san francisco. what can you tell us? >> reporter: some new reporting from jonathan dietz. essentially it's law enforcement working the way it should. it seemsms that the mangione family filed a missing persons report in november. that led some of the officers there to contact the fbi field office there which in turn contacted the fbi field offices in new york which alerted nypd. you have an exchange of information. we're still working through some of the finer details how that network may have led to a potential timeline of where mangione may have been. again, what you really have

we saw him in court at the blair county courthouse with that outburst and then he remained quiet as hed questions from the prosecutors. he had another outburst on the first day of his initial appearance. 're seeing a little more about this suspect's demeanor and character as we learn more and follow that trail of evidence. >> george, thank you. danny, let's bring you in. you're a criminal defense attorney. what's the defense for mangione here, especially given what appears to be a mounting mountain of evidence between the fingerprints and gun? >> early on i was not of the opinion we were dealing with a criminal mastermind. a lot of people thought because he took a bike into central park -- while it's true there are less cameras in central park, there are more cameras in central park than kalamazoo, michigan. other than that we'll see the mountain of evidence that authorities were collecting, but not revealing. things like fingerprints, if he didn't have a prior record, he's not in the databases. now that they have him, they can match up things like fingerprints, dna. they wouldn't have

video shows him being led in handcuffs into the blair county courthouse in hollidaysburg, pennsylvaniastigators are crediting a quick thinking mcdonald's employee who called police to tell them the suspect was eating at the restaurant. officers say he was found with $10,000 in cash and a gun, consistent with the one used in the killing in new york city. >> also recovered was a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching the i.d. our suspect used to check into his new york city hostel before the shooting incident. additionally, officers recovered a handwen

deputies escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside, clearly out of touch and it's an insult to the intelligence of the american people. >> and lived experience. >> mangione was arrested monday night in altoona, pennsylvania, after a customer noticed him eating in a mcdonald's restaurant. these photos from the pennsylvania state police show him holding what appeared to be hash browns. another photo shows him in a holding cell after he was taken into custody. police say he was carrying fake ids, one matching an id used by the suspect at a new york hostel, a passport, cash and a three page handwritten document which reportedly included this statement, quote to the feds i'll keep this short because i do respect what you do for our country. to save you a lengthy investigation, i state plainly that i wasn't working with anyone. i do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. mangione was denied bail, and his defense attorney sa

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video shows him being led in handcuffs into the blair county courthouse in hollidaysburg, pennsylvania. investigators are crediting a quick thinking mcdonald's employee who called police to tell them the suspect was eating at the restaurant. officers say he was found with $10,000 in cash and a gun, consistent with the one used in the killing in new york city. >> also recovered was a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching the i.d. our suspect used to check into his new york city hostel before the shooting incident. additionally, officers recovered a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and mindset. >> the mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania, where the arrest happed, is just about 300 miles from new york city, where ceo brian thompson was shot dead outside a hilton hotel in midtown manhattan last wednesday. now, during the manhunt, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro says mangione was likely hiding in different locations across the state. shapiro also addressed some of the rhetoric surrounding the case. in america, we do not kill people in cold blood to resolve policy diff

about 1:30 today at the blair county courthouse. that's where mangione made the appearance late last night, 6:00, 6:30. appeared very somber. no cameras in the courtroom. when he was read the charges he faces here in pennsylvania for forgery and the firearms charge, two felonies, three misdemeanors, he remained quiet. just said yes, sir, no, sir. it was after he was denied bail that he said something about the charges. that was where the prosecutors laid out inside of that backpack they found with him, he had about $8,000 in cash, some foreign currency. as well as the gun, silencer, passport. a bag that was in there that may have been waterproof or some type of high sophistication to which he challenged. he said listen, i don't know where that money came from and as far as this high level of sophistication, that was just a waterproof bag. if anything, that gives us an indication of whether or not he may have anything to say about this extradition hearing or waives it today. as far as the investigation goes and the mcdonald's employe

deputies escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside. clearly out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people and the experiences. mangione was arrested monday night in altoona, pennsylvania, after a customer noticed him eating in a mcdonald's restaurant. these photos from the pennsylvania state police show him holding what appeared to be hash browns. another photo shows him in a holding cell after he was taken into custody. police say he was carrying fake ids, one matching an id used by the suspect at a new york hostel, a passport, cash and a three page handwritten document which reportedly included this statement, quote to the feds i'll keep this short because i do respect what you do for our country. to save you a lengthy investigation, i state plainly that i wasn't working with anyone. i do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. mangione was denied bail, and his defense attorney said he will not waiv

during a brief appearance in court in blair county, pennsylvania, mangione challenged his extradition to new york to face second degree murder and other charges there. mangione remains in jail without bail. late today, a comment from mangione's defense attorney. >> if you're an american, you believe in the american criminal justice system. you have to presume him to be innocent. >> and according to nypd intel analysts, mangione appears to have been inspired by the unabomber. the report, obtained by abc news, was distributed to law enforcement and warned that mangione may become a martyr who inspires a wide range of extremists to act. mangione allegedly described himself as the first to face united healthcare with such brutal honesty. live in the newsroom suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> okay, suzanne, thank you. and we continue to follow the case and the suspects bay area ties. find the latest on abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. >> but for the moment, we'll move on. coming up next. holiday gift bags given to people who really appreciate them. it's part of building

. >> police escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside, clearly out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people and his experience. mangione was arrested monday night in altoona, pennsylvania, after a customer noticed him eating in a mcdonald's restaurant. these photos from the pennsylvania state police show him holding what appeared to be hash browns. another photo shows him in a holding cell after he was taken into custody. police say he was carrying fake ids, one matching an id used by the suspect at a new york hostel, a passport, cash and a three page handwritten document which reportedly included this statement, quote to the feds i'll keep this short because i do respect what you do for our country. to save you a lengthy investigation, i state plainly that i wasn't working with anyone. i do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. mangione was denied bail, and his defense attorney said he will not waive

the blair county district attorney's office. the governors of new york and pennsylvania. the fbi and, of course, the brave members of public. who answered the call when our great commissioner put out the call for their assistance. this was a frightening, well-planned, targeted murder. that was intended to cause shock, and attention, and intimidation. it incurred in one of the most bustling parts of our city. threatening the safety of local residents and tourist as like. commuters and business people, just starting out on their day. the charges include one count of murder in the first-degree. as a killing in furtherance of terrorism. two counts of murder in the second-degree. one charge of the killing that was done as an t of terrorism and second, that the killing was intentional. the maximum penalty possible for murder if the first-degree and murder in the second-degree is life without parole. and the maximum penalty for murder in the second-degree is 25 years to life. there are additional counts as well. a number of criminal possession of weapon charges. two counts in th

and we intend to essentially revisit the case when the defendant is available for prosecution in blair countyed federal murder charge. >> luigi mangione now faces the possibility of the death penalty in new york. connor hansen, fox news. >> coming up this afternoon on the four. a ban on drones in some parts of new jersey. why? this latest move by the faa is doing little to quell concerns over the sightings that apparently cannot be solved. >> taking a look out towards the estuary. we have storms out there. they are stacked up like planes at sfo. we'll track them together and tell you when you will need that umbrella. bay area for t is "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. on drones over parts of new jersey amid a recent surge in drone activity in those areas. the white house says there is no danger.

during a brief appearance in court in blair county, pennsylvania, mangione challenged his extradition to new york to face second degree murder and other charges there. mangione remains in jail without bail. late today, a comment from mangione's defense attorney. >> if you're an american, you believe in the american criminal justice system. you have to presume him to be innocent. >> suzanne phan abc seven news. >> and of course, we continue to follow the case. and the suspect's bay area ties. find the latest on abc seven news.com and our abc seven bay area app. >> time now approaching 511 this morning. we're looking at your planner today. and it is a cold start. frost advisories in effect until 9 a.m. 30s and 40s out there first thing. and it's going to be a wet end to the day today. here's live doppler seven along with satellite still tracking that red flag warning in effect around the franklin fire. winds will ease throughout the day today in northern california. here comes our next storm. this one will bg rain late tonight and lingering through the day tomorrow. so looking at your r

he comes here from blair county courthouse in holidaysburg, pennsylvania. in his appearance there, with his hlawyer, he was described attentive, animated, smiling, engaged, and it was there that he agreed ultimately to be extradited directly to new york. his lawyer thomas dickey said we are cooperating, we're going to move forward in having a fulsome adefense of our client. would you anticipate that thomas dickey would remain a part of this case? we talked about the folks who ouwere going to be taking it ov essentially here in new york, would he stick to the pennsylvania case? o what happens now in terms of s legal representation? >> i believe we will not be llseeing much of thomas dickey going ucforward. he's an attorney.d. he's got a great reputation in altoona, pennsylvania. but that case is essentially on pause indefinitely. you're going to want -- luigi mangione did exactly what i would expect him to do, he found a high powered attorney here in new york that knows manhattan and knows procedure and state court owvery, very well. thomas dickey will be of

deputies escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside, completely out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people and his experiences. mangione was arrested monday night in altoona, pennsylvania, after a customer noticed him eating in a mcdonald's restaurant. these photos from the pennsylvania state police show him holding what appeared to be hash browns. another photo shows him in a holding cell after he was taken into custody. police say he was carrying fake ids, one matching an id used by the suspect at a new york hospital, a passport, cash and a three page handwritten document which reportedly included this statement, quote to the feds. i'll keep this short because i do respect what you do for our country. to save you a lengthy investigation, i state plainly that i wasn't working with anyone. i do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. mangione was denied bail, and his defense attorney said he will no

. >> he's escorted the suspect, 26 year old luigi mangione, to the blair county courthouse in pennsylvania tuesday. he shouted out as deputies led him inside, clearly out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people and his experience. mangione was arrested monday night in altoona, pennsylvania, after a customer noticed him eating in a mcdonald's restaurant. these photos from the pennsylvania state police show him holding what appeared to be hash browns. another photo shows him in a holding cell after he was taken into custody. police say he was carrying fake ids, one matching an id used by the suspect at a new york hospital, a passport, cash and a three page handwritten document which reportedly included this statement, quote to the feds. i'll keep this short because i do respect what you do for our country. to save you a lengthy investigation, i state plainly that i wasn't working with anyone. i do apologize for any strife or traumas, but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. mangione was denied bail, and his defense attorney said he will not wa

. >> bill: this is a live picture here of mangione coming out of the courthouse there in blair county, pennsylvania. as bryan llenas reported last hour, dana, that city of new york has an airplane. they can drive him back and take five hours and fly him back and take 45 minutes. the flight is the option. >> dana: let's get to bryan llenas on the ground and what do you see and know? >> well, like we know some color from inside the courtroom, guys. that is that this lasted just a few minutes. he was -- mangione was sitting there. he was occasionally smiling, looked very relaxed. his pennsylvania attorney had his arm around his chair. they seemed to have a fairly close relationship given the fact he has been representing him in pennsylvania for the last ten days. the first two or three rows inside that courtroom was full of nypd officers. so after he waived -- that is interesting. after he waived his extradition, he was then remanded into nypd custody. those are presumably the very officers who will extradite him now from this courthouse in pennsylvania to new york. now our colleagues at