luigi mangione, the 26 year old man accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, brought tos for the early morning murder. welcome back to new york. >> this act of terrorism and the violence that stems from it is something that would not be tolerated in the city. >> arriving in new york city, shackled a slow and very deliberate perp walk for the entire world to see, roughly five miles from the infamous crime scene. >> this show of force seemed to almost be performative in some ways, maybe to show people how serious this case was, and also the fear that i think a lot of law enforcement has that others may take up the mantle of luigi mangione to do similar acts. >> in an unusual display, new york city mayor eric adams and multiple high ranking city officials gathered for the suspects arrival. >> we wanted to personally be here to show the symbolism of leading from the front of the apprehension. some of these detectives were finally sleep. tonight. >> he will be arraigned today on his indictment for the killing of brian thompson, ceo of united health care, and he'll be arraigne

brian thompson was attending a conference there, and according to police, at around 6.110 the gunman d waited. minutes later, this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunman approaches and takes aim. he ignores a bystander close by, who flees as the shooting begins. also, if we zoom in, after the initial shot, the gun appears to temporarilyjam, and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting, the assailant runs across the street, leaving brian thompson lying on the ground. police say he then walked into a nearby alleyway, and then, using a bike, headed north toward central park. we have this image from the police showing someone in the same outfit with the same rucksack. according to police he then rode into central park. by this point it's 6.48. the final possible sighting is on west 85th street. our us partners, cbs, reports police are analysing this surveillance footage from just before 7.00. 13 minutes later, 7.12, at the mount sinai west hospital, brian thompson was pronounced dead. across new york, the search continues for his killer. ros at

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

and providing false identification, all unrelated charges to the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompsonw new york city has issued a warrant for mangione's arrest for murdering thompson, as well as for four other charges, including the criminal possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a forged instrument. now this is we are learning more about that arrest at the now-famous altoona mcdonald's yesterday, these new images show mangione eating a hash brown in the back of that mcdonald's yesterday morning, looking at a laptop and wearing a blue medical mask. the eyewitness, larry, you guy just played sound from them, he said he was just having a coffee at mcdonald's with his friend when his friend noticed mangione's backpack and his jacket, and literally said, hey, isn't that the guy from new york? a customer went to an employee and mcdonald's, who ended up calling 911. now when police arrived, mangione gave them and showed them a new jersey fake i.d., which happens to be the same fake i.d. that was given to a hostile worker in new york city, who they believe was the main suspect of

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for the brazen, targeted and premeditated shooting of brian thompson. who, as you know, was the ceo of united health care. this case was made possible by the collaborate efforts of the phenomenal public servants you see before you today. and so many others who are not here. i'm honored to lead the manhattan district attorney's office and privileged to serve alongside assistant district attorneys joel sideman, kristin bailey and zammary caplan who were working from the outset, hand in hand with the greatest police department in the world. chief of our trial division, and the deputy chief provided over sight and direction and i want to acknowledge our high technology analysts and analysis unit. there was a lot to be processed here. steve moran, who heads that and marco poppic. we are privileged here at the d.a. office to work every day with the phenomenal public servants at the nypd. it is been a distinct pleasure to work besides commissioner tish and an exemplary partner and chief of detectives joseph kinney, almost every day we're in touch and his leade

police are investigating a man in connection to the murder of brian thompson.david coots. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. police in the us, who are investigating the killing of the united healthcare boss in new york last week, are to question what they call a person of interest. the man was taken into custody by pennsylvania authorities on an unrelated incident. detectives have been hunting a man captured on cctv in manhattan after the shooting of brian thompson, outside a hotel on wednesday morning. let's speak to our correspondent in new york. we heard correspondent in new york. - heard from new york's mayor eric adams who says they believe the person being questioned in altoona pennsylvania is a strong person of interest because he matches the description of the identification they have been looking for, he was also in possession of several items that they believe are connected to this incident. they have identified that person in altoona, pennsylvania, as 26—year—old male luigi mangione, and he is being questioned ou

that's brian thompson right there. the ceo of unitedhealthcare he was shot and killed while outside the hilton hotel. let's get right to cnn's brynn gingras with the latest on this. i know the details are just coming in, brant. so what are you learning yeah, that's right, john. >> of course, this is still unfolding. investigators there on the scene but as you just described there, they believe right now this was a targeted attack. now let's back up to just a few hours ago this morning in midtown manhattan. and for reference for people who aren't familiar, of course, with new york city, this is really not far from where the tree lighting is expected to occur tonight in the heart of the theater district in midtown manhattan we're told that thompson was headed to a conference for united health care that was expected to happen in the ballroom of that hotel of the the hilton there in midtown when there was a gunman who fired shots about 20ft away from him as he was approaching that hotel again, it appears it was a targeted

brian thompson was arriving at a conference at the hilton hotel when he was shot in the back.t pictures of the suspected gunman. the image caught on surveillance camera shows him standing at the check—in desk at a hostel, where he reportedly shared a room with two other men. in a flirtatious moment, he pulls down his mask to show the receptionist his smile and reveals his full face. the breakthrough here at the american youth hostel on the upper west side has provided new leads into the murder of united health care ceo brian thompson. these brothers from italy say they were staying on the same floor as the suspect. it was a weird coincidence that it was exactly that night. it feels a bit crazy still, but the next day, the whole night, we had a police officer staying on our floor for our safety, or we don't know, maybe he was also waiting for him to come back. we now know that the person of interest in this case checked into this hostel using a fake id, after arriving here on a bus from a state south of the city ten days before the shooting. this has now turned into a multistat

a chance sighting led to the dramatic break in the shooting of brian thompson.as about 200 miles west of the site of the shooting. a ceo, father of two, lost his life in a brazen attack. police believe they have their mine, and we are learning more about luigi mangione, an otherwise high achieving person in his 20s who ranted about corporate america. this morning he is behind bars. the 26—year—old was arraigned and later charged with second—degree murder yesterday in the shooting death of brian thompson. police were called to the scene when the maryland man was seen, they approached him and asked if he had recently been to new york. police say he then became visibly nervous and shaking. he was carrying a fake newjersey id that matches the one that is used to check into a hostel in new york last week. they look at passport with his real name, along with a gun, suppressor and clothing they believe consistent with those used in the shooting, along with the handwritten three page document expressing ill will toward corporate america. luigi mangione is from a promine

this is according to police, the masked gunman lying in wait for the united health care ceo brian thompson, to appear. he waited several minutes. then, just before 645, you see him stalking thompson using what police say was likely a silencer and then firing several shots from behind. so he passes him. now what? we are not going to show you is that the gunman then walks up to thompson and fires several more rounds. we have made a decision not to show that part. seconds later though, you see the gunman crossing the street and taking off, and then that's it. according to police, they know this. they say the path he took to get away was that he ran down 54th street in midtown manhattan these are big, wide avenues, but in the middle of one of these, and this is not not, not normal in midtown. there's only a few streets like this in the entire city there's a break halfway through the block that's the famous ziegfeld theater in midtown. and that little alleyway is where the gunman ran. he then got onto a bike and made his way north into central park now, tonight, we do have a new image of the su

he wanted to target brian thompson. this is what this is about. we talk about surgery all the time, brian thompson was here from minnesota and was killed according to police because of his job. he didn't have united healthcare so they are trying to figure out why he targeted the healthcare industry, specifically united healthcare. we keep a close eye on what is happening in the courtroom but investigators of pennsylvania said he talked about his haircut this morning saying he got it trimmed while he was in prison in pennsylvania and he will be in front of a judge on some serious charges in new york city so we have to see what happens next. liz: do we get any revelations as to how he knew, how he found out where brian thompson was going to be, the exact location in midtown when he murdered him allegedly? >> reporter: that is the question. he was on the phone according to police, he picks up the phone 30 minutes before brian thompson is killed. who is he talking to? he did this on his own accord, did the planning himself, funded it, took money out o

. >> sandra: developments in the fatal shooting of health of health care ceo brian thompson.necting somebody who could be connected to the case in developing this our, hello, john, great debate with you you. >> john: this could be a big great break in the case and i'm john roberts and this has been 30. taken into police custody altoona, pennsylvania, about 23. the police say the man had a gun similar to the one used to shoot thompson outside of midtown manhattan six days ago. >> sandra: searching a plan for possible clues and the police found backpack in the part which they say may belong to that than men and release new photos over the weekend. >> john: alexis mcadams in central park new york city watching everything that is going on. the divers are in the pond but what else to be no, alexis? >> this was like drip, drip, new evidence in the case and a huge my nypd services and it started in new york city but in hundreds of miles away they have the person they are calling a suspect in for questioning. why did they think it is a suspect? it matches the description of someone a

in midtown manhattan earlier this morning 50—year—old brian thompson the ceo of united healthcare wasears at this early stage of our investigation to be a brazen, targeted attack. this does not appear to be a random act of violence. the victim was in new york city to speak at an investor conference and it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes and as the victim was walking to the conference hotel, the suspect approached from behind and fired several rounds, striking the victim at least once in the back and at least once in the right calf. many people past the suspect but he appeared to wait for his intended target. the suspect fled first on foot and then on an e—bike and was last seen in central park on center drive early this morning. 0n on an 0nane on an e bike let's look at what that manhunt looks like it let's me to the former us secret service agent barry, thank you forjoining us. in one sense, this government had quite a bit of intelligence about the c0's movements, brian thompson's movements but on the other hand it does not seem to have planned is getaway ve

so he did this assassination, killing, shooting, brian thompson in the back. then he runs from the hilton where he had shot thompson with a silencer. he runs on that bike gets on a bike, goes into central park. he exits the park and we'll show you the map here. around 77th street, just the context here. that's 23 blocks from where the murder took place. for anyone not a new yorker that is just over one mile. he then made his way to 85th street, where police have this video of him on a bike. they say that's him and that they know that's him. officials say from there he walked up to 86th street and grabbed a taxi to the george washington bridge bus station. now the george washington bridge is all the way north. you can see that green part of central park. you got to go a long way up there. 90 blocks away and that's almost five miles. okay, so he gets there in a taxi. officials then have video. you heard them just say entering that bus station. it is one of the busiest in the entire united states. there are 1000 busses a day that go through that george washington

hi, i'm brian thompson, ceo of unitedhealthcare.me the ceo of the company where he worked for two decades. flags were lowered at unitedhealthcare's headquarters following the shooting. the company is a massive player in the us health market, but mr thompson wasn't a public figure. which raises the question, why was he targeted? it's been revealed the bullet casings found at the scene had the words "deny," "defend" and "depose" written on them. it's possibly a reference to some of the tactics critics say insurers used not to pay medical bills. mr thompson was attacked as he walked through midtown manhattan by the hilton hotel. police say this man is a person of interest in their murder investigation. this is the first sighting of the gunman as he leaves a subway station about half an hour before the shooting. he then visits a starbucks, where again, he's seen on cctv before making his way to the nearby hilton hotel, where brian thompson was due to attend an event. following the shooting, he leaves the scene and is later spotted on an

brian thompson was attending a conference they are and according to police at around 6:1i0am the gunmenater this video shows mr thompson by the hotel. the gunmen approaches and takes aim at. he ignores a bystander close by who flees as the shooting begins. also as we zoom in, after the initial shot the gun appears to temporarilyjam and one firearms expert told us the gun may have a silencer. after the shooting brian thompson that is left lying on the floor. his assailant runs across the floor. his assailant runs across the street. police say he walked into an alleyway and headed north across central park on a bike. we have this image from the police showing someone in the same outfit with at the same rucksack. according to police he then rode into central park. at this time it is 6:48am. the final possible sighting is on w. 85th st. 0ur final possible sighting is on w. 85th st. our us partners cbs reports police are analysing this footage from just before seven o'clock. 13 minutes later at the mount sinai west hospital, brian thompson was pronounced dead. across new york the search cont

tonight at 11 with laura coates a one hour special on the murder of the unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson thompson that is coming up tonight as well. but as we continue to follow this breaking news, we do have some new details about the ceo brian thompson himself. he was estranged from his wife. they were living in separate houses, although nearby they shared two children. what more do we know about him? plus our john miller who has the best nypd sources, is right now on the phone. he's going to get off the phone with the information, bring it right here for you. breaking details about the search out front and bitcoin tonight's breaking a record, surging over $100,000 for the first time. trump celebrating it. so who's buying who's benefiting? harry enten will tell us something we don't know erin burnett out front brought to you by nature made the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand start your day with nature made and try new zero sugar gummies you don't stop being you just because you turn 65. >> but you do face more risk from flu and covid. last year alone, tho

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we don't know why the gunman killed 50 year old brian thompson. the bullet casings with depose and delay could be a ruse but this heinous crime indefensible no matter the motivation has touched a nerve and sparked a necessary conversation. none of which excuses the incivility of some, nor provides any defense for the barbarism which came to west 54th street on wednesday it brings me to today's poll question. it's birkenstock.com will the tasteless reaction of some to the murder of brian thompson? nevertheless lead to positive change in the health insurance industry joining me now in the underlying case is james gagliano, a retired fbi supervisory special agent jimmy, nice to see you again. so many clues. his photograph, the cell phone, the bullet casings with markings, the water bottle, maybe with dna, the tracking movements, the bus ride. now the backpack. what are you hearing from your law enforcement sources about how it all interlocks? >> well michael, good to join you. >> and. yeah what's going on right now is the nation and the world has bee

brian thompson worked for united healthcare for about 20 years. as a dade of two young boys that were in high school in minneapolis. he was also a husband. thompson was only supposed to be here in new york for a couple days. he was supposed to speak at this investor's day conference at the hilton hotel in midtown. his visit ended here with his death. back out here live, you have to think, too, for a second before the holidays in new york city and all across the country and this mom and these two sons find out in minneapolis, their dad is no a business trip. it's a sad situation as we track this killer down. he did have threats against him outlets were told by his wife. were they about his job or united healthcare? we're not sure yet, emily. >> emily: devastating for the family and frightening for those of us in new york city. we know you're on it with your tight sources and beyond. kayleigh, we know now and so much we don't know now as well. what are your thoughts? >> kayleigh: "the new york times" obtained surveillance video that shows this indivi

today we mourn the death of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. gunned down. wait i'm sorry. today we mourn the deaths of the 68,000 americans who needlessly die each year so that insurance company execs like brian thompson can become multimillionaires. then there's unitedhealthcare group's facebook posts about thompson, who was a husband and father of two. it reads in part, we are deeply saddened and shocked at the passing of our dear friend and colleague brian thompson. brian was a highly respected colleague and friend to all who worked with him, so far. that statement has received more than 90,000 laugh emojis. >> i am surprised some of the backlash just because it's such a, um, really sad situation that has occurred. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers. she's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process you know. and on top of already being sick injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with g

breaking overnight, the suspects in the death of brian thompson is

hi, i'm brian thompson, ceo of unitedhealthcare.mpson in a corporate video for a health care event in 2021. it was the same year he became the ceo of the company where he worked for two decades. flags were lowered at unitedhealthcare's headquarters following the shooting. the company is a massive player in the us health market, but mr thompson wasn't a public figure. which raises the question, why was he targeted? it's been revealed the bullet casings found at the scene had the words "deny," "defend" and "depose" written on them. it's possibly a reference to some of the tactics critics say insurers used not to pay medical bills. mr thompson was attacked as he walked through midtown manhattan by the hilton hotel. police say this man is a person of interest in their murder investigation. this is the first sighting of the gunman as he leaves a subway station about half an hour before the shooting. he then visits a starbucks, where again, he's seen on cctv before making his way to the nearby hilton hotel, where brian thompson was due to

brian thompson, 50 years old, two children.ke you there as soon as that gets underway in new york city. we have retired n.y.p.d. inspector paul morrow standing by. president-elect trump ushering in what he calls a golden age of america. and tidal shift as some of the most powerful, wealthy entrepreneurs signal and embrace of a second trump term. watch highlights from the lengthy press conference we saw at mar-a-lago yesterday. >> 200 billion investment. >> we have a lot of great executives coming in, top anchors. in the -- i don't know what it was. it is like a complete opposite in the first -- the press covered that fairly actually. for a change. the golden age of america i call it. it's begun. so it is the golden age of america and that is what it is going to be. >> martha: ok. let's bring in our panel, kate katie pavlich, antjuan seawright and why it is so different this time. why is the press sticking to the subject of and -- actual issues that face the country when they ask questions to the president-elect? >> because the

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ballistics matched the one that was used to kill brian thompson. so everyone is waiting here for exactly what is going to happen. we think it will be within an hour and a half. perhaps two hours before we see some activity. we don't know yet when we will see any activity in the state court here where i am standing now. jose? >> i want to bring lisa rubin. so, lisa, there's the federal courts. there is the state court. how is it going to be carried out today? >> reporter: well, jose, our understanding was that luigi mangione was extradited from pennsylvania. 100 center street. that is the criminal court where he would his arraignment on 11 charges at by the manhattan district attorney. as you were discussing, we now understand that it is possible that the federal government acting to the department of justice and specifically the southern district of new york will bring charges first. the question is, how are those charges going to differ? in the ordinary course, those are state crimes. but there can be certain aggravating factors that allow the fed

>> reporter: brian thompson was walking down this city block at 6:30 this morning. he was expected to speak an hour and a half later at a conference here at the hilton hotel. he never made it. in new york city, a manhunt is underway. a shooter is on the loose. it was a brazen attack on the streets of manhattan. just as the workday was beginning. the nypd says the gunman way laying in wait for brian thompson. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, pre-planned, targeted attack. >> reporter: nbc news obtained this video from a law enforcement official briefed on the investigation. according to police, thompson was shot in the back and leg. >> at the scene, we covered three live rounds and three discharged shell casings. the motive currently is unknown. >> reporter: emergency responders couldn't save the 50-year-old father of two who was pronounced dead at the hospital. the minnesota native was in town for a conference, being held at the hilton hotel. police say at 6:44, he was walking to the hilton from a different hotel where he was staying. the shooter,

this family hasn't been through enough right they had these bomb threats that were called in at brian thompson's home, as well as at paulette thompson home. >> they are close together. there are probably about a mile apart, but the maple grove police department, that's the police department that covers that area, said plainly. those were swatting incidents. it was a hoax, but this tragedy has you know, just left them completely shattered. laura. they have declined much media interviews, but they did issue a statement saying that they are completely shattered, saying that brian leaves behind again a legacy of compassion, of love, of generosity they called him incredibly talented and a wonderful father. >> laura whitney wild we can't lose sight of the fact that a human being lost their life as we look to see who this person is, who took it. thank you so much for your reporting. look, brian thompson's widow told nbc news that there had been some threats against him. but as you saw in the surveillance video, he left that hotel alone. was walking alone. there were no bodyguards present that we can se

the victim, brian thompson, was in new york city for minnesota.ng alone into an annual meeting with investors at the hilton hotel in midtown, he was walking with purpose, not worried, obviously, about anything right in the middle of the sidewalk and the video shows the shooting happening right there shortly before 7 a.m. authorities believe the shooter was allegedly lying in wait. seen in this video obtained by abc news before opening fire with a weapon that appeared to have a silencer. >> the shooter steps onto the sidewalk from behind the car. he ignores numerous other pedestrians, approaches the victim from behind. >> thompson was shot in his back and in his right calf. the 50 year old died of his injuries after being rushed to the hospital. surveillance footage captured the suspect fleeing on an e-bike riding into central park before leaving the city. >> the shooter appears to be a light skinned male. he's wearing a light brown or cream colored jacket, a black face mask, black and white sneakers, and a very distinctive gray backpack. >> a mass

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. >>> while the man accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson is due in new york this hour. the extradition drama playing out across state lines from pennsylvania to new york. >>> sand an entirely different courtroom drama today in georgia as a state appeals court removes fulton county d.a. fani willis from the 2020 election interference case, citing what the court found to be her impropriety. what this could mean for the entire case. >>> plus, outgoing foreign relations committee chair, ben cardin with me explaining his serious concerns about donald trump's national security picks and how he says the incoming president is already compromising u.s. policy. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. right now lawmakers are scrambling to avoid a government shutdown right before the holidays, and they are running out of time to come up with a plan before the omgovernment ru out of money at midnight tomorrow. that's friday night, midnight. the chaos surrounding the fate of e the continuing resolution began when elon musk fired off more than 100 post on his own sit

we talk about brian thompson who was in new york city for this healthcare meeting. this was united healthcare ceo having his annual meeting getting ready at 6:45 in this morning heading to the meeting in new york city. he walks outside and gunned down. in town visiting from minneapolis area where united healthcare is headquartered. this was supposed to be a run of the mill meeting update on what was going on with united healthcare and ends up getting shot and killed in mid town. putting this together we walk around here all the time near fox headquarters. this is probably the busiest time to be in new york city during the holidays. millions of people across the big apple. police want everybody to know there is a manhunt underway but they believe this was a targeted incident. told by sources they believe it was a hit job on the ceo and working to get this guy be hand bars and question him at this point as this all continues. they don't want people in new york city or watching who might be coming to visit to think there is a killer on the loose with random motives. we

the man accused of murdering ceo brian thompson.ade in front of reporters at a pennsylvania courthouse. now, law enforcement tonight warning health care executives to be vigilant in the aftermath of the murder. here's abc's senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky. >> a chaotic scene outside this pennsylvania courthouse as accused killer luigi mangione arrived for his extradition hearing and erupted in an angry outburst, clearly out of touch and insult the intelligence of the american people. it claimed the suspect shackled, but a team of deputies still forcing him inside. mangione is fighting extradition to new york, where he's facing second degree murder charges in the assassination style killing of united health care ceo brian thompson. he's also facing local gun and forgery charges in pennsylvania. >> if you're an american, you believe in the american criminal justice system. you have to presume him to be innocent, and none of us would want anything other than that if that were us in those shoes. >> tonight, he's being

seven minutes later, at 6:45, prosecutors say he approached brian thompson from behind and shot him. >> this was a frightening, well-planned, targeted murder. that was intended to cause shock and attention and intimidation. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, mangione fled new york city was arrested in pennsylvania at a mcdonald's five days later, with two magazines, multiple live cartridges, and a 3d printed ghost gun and suppressor. mangione remains in a prison in pennsylvania. a source familiar with the situation tells nbc news he does not plan to fight extradition to new york. tonight, the city's police commissioner with this message for those who have celebrated thompson's death. >> in the nearly two weeks since mr. thompson's killing, we have seen a shocking and appalling celebration of cold-blooded murder. let me say this plainly -- there is no heroism in what mangione did. >> stephanie, let me ask you now about timing. how soon could we see mangione back in new york? >> reporter: so, lester, mangione has a scheduled extradition hearing at this courthouse on thursday. a sou

video capturing the moment brian thompson was approached from behind by the shooter. his outstretched arms leveling a handgun at the victim's back. he was shot at least twice. the minnesota man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the suspect is at large. thompson's wife saying he had received threats. police say the motive for the attack is unknown. the murder taking place a few blocks from where thousands are gathered tonight for the christmas tree lighting at rockefeller plaza. police promising there will be high security. stephanie gosk joins us from the crime scene. what more do we know tonight? >> reporter: brian thompson was walking down this city block at 6:30 this morning. he was expected to speak an hour and a half later at a conference here at the hilton hotel. he never made it. in new york city, a manhunt is underway. a shooter is on the loose. it was a brazen attack on the streets of manhattan. just as the workday was beginning. the nypd says the gunman way laying in wait for brian thompson. >> every indication is that this was a premeditated, pre-planned

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found with a ghost gun possibly made with a 3d printer and suppressor like those used to kill ceo brian thompsonn new york. also found, fake i.d.s and a handwritten manifesto. clues about a possible motive. >>> also tonight, the not guilty verdict in the subway chokehold trial after the most serious charge was thrown out. >>> the celebration as syria's dictator flees to russia. images inside the abandoned palace, and who are the rebels who have seized control? >>> on the heels of our exclusive with president-elect trump, his controversial pick for fbi chief, kash patel, making his case on capitol hill. >>> jay-z accused of raping a 13-year-old girl with sean "diddy" combs. how he's firing back. >>> new hope for austin tice, the u.s. journalist missing in syria. now the regime has fallen. my conversation with his family. does this feel different somehow? >> it does. >> definitely feels different. >> very much different. >> will tice go free? >>> the american star who just won one of figure skating's most exclusive prizes. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening

today we mourn the death of united healthcare ceo brian thompson gone down, today we mourn the deathicans who needlessly daiichi or so insurance company executives like brian thompson can become multimillionaires, 100,000 lights on that. >> those people are so disgusting. i don't even think the families held their funeral yet for their dad, come on. the nypd is going to get them, they are the best. too many clues no question about it. coming up next on "the big weekend show". >> if they were cricket, if they did something wrong if they have broken the law probably they went after me and i did nothing wrong. president-elect trump giving his first sitdown interview from getting under nominated 2020 for election detailing his plan to fight the deep state. drone sightings are being spot over another state besides new jersey, were continuing our investigation into the unsolved mystery. stick around. ♪ how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? family cookouts! ♪ playing games! ♪ dancing in the par... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) my name is brayden.

the shooter had any sort of prior interaction, or that the shooting was related in any way to brian thompson thompson's life. that's what the nypd is telling us as of now. also very important allison, two people briefed on the investigation do tell us they believe nypd investigators are getting closer to possibly identifying a name. that, of course, would be the most significant piece of information in this investigation so far. >> allison, that would go a long way, i'm sure, towards capturing him gloria pazmino, thank you very much for all of the latest. police need your help. if you have any info you can reach out to the new york crime stoppers at one 800 577 tips. that's 800 577 tips and you can also be anonymous. well, the killing of that ceo of one of the largest health insurance companies in the country has sparked a flurry of pent up anger against the health care system. many people online making light of the murder. cnn's jason carroll looks at what's fueling this vitriol soon after the shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson came the somewhat unexpected. >> a flood of social

brian thompson was killed in the early hours of wednesday morning in manhattan.y the suspect was first seen in the upper west side area two hours before the shooting. five minutes before the murder, he walks to the hilton hotel in midtown, and waits. thompson walks to the hilton — where he was due to give a speech. and is shot at least twice before the suspect escapes towards central park on a bike. police have yet to suggest a motive ? and would not confirm a report that delay and deny were written on the bullets ? words often used by insurance companies to reject claims. 0ur nada tawfik reports from new york. new video shows the assailant walking along 55th st and putting something on a pile of trash bags, minutes after he purchased items at a starbucks with cash. and less than half an hour before he shot united health care ceo brian thompson. this image caught on surveillance camera shows the suspect standing at the check—in desk at a hostel where he reportedly shared a room with two other men, he pulls down his mask to show the receptionist to smile and revea

xfinity. >> martha: luigi mangione, the suspect in the united health care ceo brian thompson murdereradition back to new york. he has also been denied bail being held in pennsylvania right now. our correspondent brian outside the courthouse in pennsylvania. hello, brian. >> hi, martha. that's right. thomas, the attorney now for 26-year-old luigi mangione said that his client will not wave his rights and will in fact fight this extradition to new york. in the meantime he will be detained at the huntington correctional facility where he has been now for about the last 24 hours. the prosecutor here in the blair county pennsylvania says they do not intend to drop the charges that he is facing here 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.

now, what we don't know is why he chose brian thompson in particular. late today, new york police department chief and detective joseph kennedy had this to say we have no indication that he was ever a client of unitedhealthcare, but he does make mention that it is the fifth largest corporation in america, which would make it the largest health care organization in america. >> so that's possibly why he targeted that. that company, mangione, will be back in court first on december 23rd for a preliminary hearing, then on the 30th to demand the court show cause for detaining him and to argue for bail. >> joining us now, the aforementioned jeffrey toobin, also cnn chief law enforcement intelligence analyst john miller, former deputy commissioner with the nypd and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. so, john, what else can you tell us about these search warrants? >> well, i think what they're looking at in terms of search warrants is when he was arrested in pennsylvania. they've got a laptop computer he was looking at, as you mentioned. he's got a phone