you see this in reaction to the shooting of brian thompson.here has been a much remark upon phenomenon with people acknowledging the depravity's of the healthcare system but also basically straight up celebrating and cheering a cold- blooded murderer. while we do not think murder has majority support in this country, it is also the case that this news has become part of the way that we form opinions now.riding on this phenomenon they noted that the lift of anarchist in the air is across the island it is just about where you locate the file in the response to it or into what led us here. his recent piece is titled a man was murdered in cold water and you are laughing. he is here now. i like what you had to write about this as you parsed through this phenomenon. what is your reaction to seeing the reaction online at first? >> i was not one of the people shock and appalled at the reaction. i mean, i'm definitely in the camp of the fundamental depravity of the healthcare system is the thing -- is the fundamental cause of all of this, the murder an

. ♪ ♪ >> sean: last month the shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson took the internet by stormally celebrated and praised the assassin, the shooter. a new poll investigated the glorification of luigi mangione among college students. look at this they found 45% of participants they actually sympathize with the shooter over the victim brian thompson. by the way, i'll father and a husband. only 17% expressed sympathy for the victim. nearly half the students pulled say they feel the killing has totally or somewhat justified to. where is your moral compass? these disturbing results further begs the question what is going on on college campuses across the country? you know where we see very late anti-semitism, college students now becoming more and more radicalized, let's not forget the anti-israeli protests, pro hamas raging on campuses last year. here with reaction fox news contributor jason... and the host of held kicks tomi lahren is fearless. your reaction first. you are right there in that generation. i don't understand how you glorify an assassin. i don't. i have no comprehens

they actually sympathize with the shooter over the victim, brian thompson. by the way, a father and a husband, only 17% expressed sympathy for the victim. nearly half the students polled said that they viewed the killing as totally or somewhat justified. what? where's your moral compass? you know, these disturbing results further beg the question what is going on on college campuses across the country? you know, where we often see virulent anti-semitism, college students now becoming more and more radicalized. let's not forget those anti-israeli protests, pro-hamas protests raging on college campuses last year. anyway, here now with reaction, fox news contributor jason chaffetz and the host of outkick hit show tomi lahren is fearless tomi lahren. all right. tomi, get your reaction first. you're you're a little bit you're right there in that generation. i don't understand how you glorify an assassin. i don't i have no comprehension of that. >> yeah, well, here's what the problem is. and i consider myself to be an elder millennial at the age of 32. but these y

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having said all that, it is a very different incident, but if you look at the shooting of brian thompsonk before christmas, that was a shocking incident that shocked new york but the official tree lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree, a major incident in new york city that attracts a lot of crowds, that attracts a lot of crowds, that event still went ahead but with increased security around it, and it passed off peacefully. there is always a balancing act in these sorts of situations between how far do you decide to call off events against how far do you allow them to go ahead and try to insecurities security as much as you can and allow life to carry on as much as normal as you can. carry on as much as normal as you can-— few days, i would have thought. i wouldn't be surprised of local law enforcement draft in extra officers for other mass participation events taking place. having said all that, it is a very different incident, but if you look at the shooting of brian thompson, unitedhealthcare chief shot in new york before christmas, that was a shocking incident that shocked new

from the overwhelming expressions of condolence and support following the murder of our friend brian thompsonmany of you knew brian personally. you knew how much ant to all of us and how much he devoted his time to make the health system better for all the people we are privileged to serve. he would dive in to find solutions whether for an individual consumer, an employer or a public health agency. >> this company is in a tough position from a public relations standpoint in a way, because i guess it's good that they missed earnings, because it would have looked very bad if they beat earnings and looked very profitable with the public backlash that has followed somewhat surprisingly after the murder of one of its main ceos, and now questions both of capitol hill and in society at large about whether they are indeed fulfilling their mission to make health care more accessible. >> yeah. there was no legislation. there was an expectation perhaps as the year ended maybe you'd start to see something. we'll see what happens. the pbms continue to be under political pressure. in the incoming administr

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agreed to delay court proceedings for luigi mangione, the alleged shooter of united healthcare ceo brian thompsons correspondent stephanie gosk. >> luigi mangione, the man accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson, prosecutors and the defense agreed to delay his next court appearance by nenearly a month permit both party adequate preparations for proceedings and the trial. pushing the deadline from january 18, november 17, to bring a federal indictment. >> both sides, they have to review the massive amount of evidence in this case. digital evidence, fingerprint evidence, a. >> 26-year-old pleaded not guilty to 11 separate state criminal charges including first-degree murder. >> while his notoriety continues to grow. >> many supporters expressing anger toward the health insurance industry showing up at the courthouse and even fundraising for his defense. all of this creating a potential challenge in finding nonbiased jurors. >> they will focus on jury selection. >> the exploding interest inspiring multiple documentaries. >> meanwhile luigi mangione remains locked up in a new yor

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that in the wake of the deadly shooting of united health care, ceo, brian thompson last month. dr.l biden touted the biden administration's funding to help women. >> and so this conference is just one of dozen major events this year that will have them feeling optimistic for the first time in a long time as they dive into the projects. >> reporter: this is a uniquely san francisco experience. people from all over the bay area, the country, and the world come to see. that's john jetty behind the bar at the buena vista cafe, making a round of their world famous irish coffee. add ten more to the roughly three million he's made over the past 16 years. >> a rough estimate. >> reporter: he thinks he will add many more to his total in 2025. >> and the last few weeks, we've been crazy busy. >> reporter: they think 2025 will be a big one for san francisco's tourism rebound. >> 1952 is when we started the irish coffee. >> reporter: he's the general manager of the business that has stood strong on the corner of hyde and beach for 110 years. >> and i know we'll do great. i'm hopeful that the n

it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to the conference tomorrow as first lady jill biden is expected to give a keynote address. we did reach out to jp morgan who declined to comment on the

the horrific shooting of brian thompson of united health care seems like it has engendered a wave of reactions on social media that people are frustrated with the state of the health care system. how happy are you with how the affordable care act played out and what changes do you see are necessary? sen. stabenow: the affordable care act has been very important. forget that if you have a pre-existing condition now, you can't be blocked from getting health insurance. and there is affordable health insurance and so on. but i'm very concerned that there are things like prior authorization for things to be happening more and more where a doctor can prescribe what you need without going through the insurance company. there's a lot of holes that certainly need to be plugged if we talk about health care. even though more people have health insurance than at any other time in our history, there is still a lot that needs to be done. i will also tell you that when i did the affordable care act come a couple of things. one, maternity care was never covered as essential. you've got to figure out

marks the first major health care industry gathering since the killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. some attendees say they do notice the tighter security. i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers. >> at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. >> the conference will run through thursday. it's expected to bring an estimated 92 million dollars. the local economy. >> still ahead, giving wildfire displaced pets second chance of bay area shelter is working to rehome dogs left behind in southern california. >> plus, a last ditch effort to save a safeway store from closing in the and more bay area schools could be on the chopping block tonight. san jose parents and teachers sharing their concerns. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -

it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty sad. >> you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to union square tuesday as first lady jill biden is in town, expected to be a key note speaker at the conference we reached out to jp morgan wh

luigi mangione is accused of shooting the united healthcare ceo brian thompson last month.ly won't be seeing him in federal court until february. both sides say they need more time to prepare. the attorney's request comes as public attention is only ramping up on the alleged shooting, something prosecutors will have to consider ahead of trial. >> reporter: this morning, new delays in the case against luigi mangione, the man accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson. according to new court documents, federal prosecutors and the defense agreed to delay mangione's next court appearance by nearly a month to permit both parties' adequate preparation for the proceedings, pushing the deadline from january 18th to february 17th, to bring a federal indictment against mangione. >> both sides, the government and the defense, have to review a massive amount of evidence in this case. there is digital evidence, fingerprint evidence, dna evidence. >> reporter: the 26-year-old pleaded not guilty to 11 separate state criminal charges in new york, including first degree mu

this united healthcare naming tim know as the new ceo seven weeks after brian thompson's death.y led medicare and retirement business he steps into a role with a promise to build on thompson's legacy while keeping united healthcare the largest insurer in the u.s. thompson was shot and killed on the new york city street last month and what police described the premeditated targeted at attack. a federal judge in seattle temporarily blocking tribes under president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship which grants children of illegal immigrants and visa holders born on u.s. soil to gain american citizenship prohibited from being implemented until more arguments can be heard critics deeming the executive action is a violation of the 14th amendment the justice department said it all fight back against the ruling calling the executive order critical step to deter illegal entry president trump immigration crackdown is ramping up ice arresting 530 illegal immigrants thursday in cities including buffalo new york, st. paul minnesota, san francisco, california in new york n

we know what happened a little over a month ago with the horrible shooting with brian thompson and thatit brought out exposure on how they were okaying payments for some of their procedures, and that people were worried they would lose a lot of business because of this. the stock was oversold and it bounced back and it was only a technical bounce, but now we have good news, and so that, i think, it will help the stock and it will help the stock hold up because let's face it, the market is in an uncertain area right now and people are looking for defensive areas and health care is certainly one of those and unitedhealthcare is one of the leaders in that group. >> let's move along to abercrombie. for all that we hear about the strong december retail spend and the shopping season, the stock is down 17% and they even had decent holiday shopping demand and raised their q4 profit outlook and apparently that outlook wasn't good enough. what do you do? >> i have a little surprise about the size of the decline today, down 17% the last i saw. the one thing i'm concerneded about, the consumers are

that's after the assassination of the united health care ceo, brian thompson, at a health conference in new york city. san francisco police officers have been lining up in and outside the hotel, and will be that way for the duration of the conference. we spoke to the union square alliance, who says they're hoping attendees will leave with a good experience in the city. >> absolutely. 8000 people concentrated right here in union square. this is not the convention center. this is union square and all things surrounding this district. 8000 people generating over $92 million in economic impact. that is huge. >> mayor daniel lurie himself spoke to attendees yesterday, telling the more than 8000 people that while they are here, san francisco is on an upward trajectory. today, first lady jill biden expected to speak at the event. the conference here lasts until thursday evening. we're live this morning from san francisco's union square. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. 740. straight back to sal in the traffic center. we are watching the south bay. >> yeah, and also

it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? it's all pretty you everybody needs to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowing you because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to union square tuesday as first lady jill biden is in town, expected to be a key note speaker at the conference we reached out to jp morgan who

bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people >> i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top my belt. for my safety and all, you know, i think the cities a

bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect gionet charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people >> i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top my belt. for my safety and all, you know, i think the cities and

equivocated about political violence from anti-israel protesters, to the killing of united health ceo brian thompsont a large majority of the americans felt about january 6th and that's really important context here. there's risk for trump, absolutely, but i think that dulling of the outrage is part of that -- >> violence of any kind has no place in our society. we have to condemn it. whether you're a democrat or a republican, you have to be an american. i remember i was on fox news. i just said the quiet part out loud and i'm thinking to myself, how in the hell are they marching down the street? you need a permit. the capitol is closed. this is an official day of business and i'm being as rational as possible and they're not recognized, but all the lies and people actually thought that they could stop the peaceful transfer of power, seeing the news, seeing the policemen, the police officers, people that i have worked with, had seen all my young adult life on capitol hill, and those police families are still hurt. d.c. still feels wounded by what happened on january 6th, so i really do believe that

lot of security, and that is after the idea of this assassination of the united health care ceo brian thompson. all of that happening at a health conference in new york. san francisco police officers have been lined up in and outside the hotel, not just yesterday, but all morning as well. and they will be that way for the duration of the conference. i spoke to some folks representing the union square alliance, who say they're hoping attendees leave with a good experience in the city. >> absolutely. 8000 people concentrated right here in union square. this is not the convention center. this is union square and all things surrounding this district. 8000 people generating over $92 million in economic impact. that is huge. >> and those people heard from mayor daniel lowry directly. he spoke to attendees yesterday telling them more than 8000 people here in san francisco, that it is in the city while it is facing an upward trajectory. we know today the big headline first lady jill biden, expected to speak at the event. i also spoke to the leaders of sf travel, the agency that hopes to get more folks

bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people see certain mega millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i have never seen so many police officers at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people >> i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top i safety when all you know, i think the cities and a good j

the announcement comes after brian thompson was shot and killed in midtown manhattan last month. luigi mangione faces murder and terrorism charges in connection to the shooting following the crime. several companies took precautions to protect their head executives and ceos by removing their photos from company websites and increasing security measures at company facilities. the jp morgan healthcare conference returns to san francisco next year. the company's 2025 conference wrapped up a week ago and has widely seen was widely seen as a success with tens of thousands of visitors coming to the city. the conference generated nearly 100 million dollars in economic impact for san francisco. the mayor, daniel lurie, he's issued a statement about the conference's return saying, quote, we're thrilled that the jp morgan conference is coming back next year. well, we still have work to do. this is a huge vote of confidence in our city and everything we are doing to make san francisco a safe and welcoming place for residents, businesses and visitors. still ahead on kron 4 news at noon. he's

. >> while in new york, the gunning down of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson spurred a manhunt and in georgia, count one malice murder. >> i find the defendant guilty. >> the killing of a single young woman out for a run rattled a national debate about immigration. >> the murder of laken riley by an undocumented immigrant became a symbolic case for so many people who said, there are those who are being killed by people who shouldn't be in the country. >> best news for many families facing the tragedy of addiction. overall, deaths are declining. >> anybody who studies that field, anybody who's dealt with that firsthand, once those numbers go down much further than they are already. >> overseas. a late year charge by rebels overturned the 50 year reign of the family of bashar al-assad. the brutal dictator was sent on the run to russia. next door, running clashes between israel and palestinian groups hezbollah and iran threatened to boil over. even as ceasefires were negotiated. in haiti, violence ran rampant. >> it just seems like every iteration of news that comes out of haiti is mo

bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers. >> at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime. >> but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been cut. not i have notes. safety at all? you know, i think the ci

bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson nn the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people see certain mega millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i have never seen so many police officers at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top i have safety when all you know, i think the cities and a good

mangione, fed up with the health care system in america, stalked and murdered unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompsone problem of insurance companies denying people's claims. and lord knows that is a problem. people are justifiably sick and tired of paying through the nose, only to get the runaround in a mountain of forms to fill out. and yes, infuriating claim denials based on petty technicalities. something, by the way, that is increasingly now done by a robot programmed to find a way to fuck you in the ass, which is not covered. >> look, we've. >> all been there. ever get a prescription filled? and they say that'll be $1 million. please. and you say, is there an alternative? and they say, oh, yeah, there's one that's basically the same for ten bucks. i didn't mention it because it didn't seem like something people would be interested in. or how about when health care providers put on the bill something they know is already covered, just to see if you'll pay it anyway, because they have the ethics of a nigerian prince emailing you for a loan to every. doctor's office has a medical billing specialis

the conference in san francisco follows the high profile assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in manhattan last month. with that in mind, there is heightened security in the union square area. dozens of police officers on patrol even posted inside the lobby of the saint francis. san francisco police confirmed that significant work went on behind the scenes with jp morgan and hotels in the area to work on detailed security plans. >> this cannot be done without the partnership and collaboration between the hotel industry and our law enforcement partners, especially san francisco police department. >> some of the guests attending the conference say they've been to previous conventions in san francisco, and say they've noticed the increase in security. >> clearly, there's been an effort to try and clean up the square. lots of police around, which gives some comfort. i did walk around last night as you go up the hill. it did feel a bit unsafe in places, but i appreciate the effort the city is putting in. >> the union square alliance said the conference is bringing visitors to hotel

the conference in san francisco follows the high profile assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompsonattan last month. with that in mind, there is heightened security in the union square area. dozens of police officers on patrol even posted inside the lobby of the saint francis. san francisco police confirmed that significant work went on behind the scenes, with j.p. morgan and hotels in the area to work on detailed security plans. >> this cannot be done without the partnership and collaboration between the hotel industry and our law enforcement partners, especially san francisco police department. >> some of the guests attending the conference say they've been to previous conventions in san francisco, and say they've noticed the increase in security. >> clearly, there's been an effort to try and clean up the square and lots of police around, which gives some comfort. i did walk around last night as you go up the hill. it did feel a bit unsafe in places, but i appreciate the effort the city is putting in. >> the union square alliance said the conference is bringing visitors to hotels

united healthcare's announced they have a new ceo following the murder of their former ceo brian thompson. >> so 10 knoll with a veteran wi-h the company really is going to be filling that role of ceo know was previously the head of the company's medicare and retirement division. the announcement comes after again, their former ceo was shot and killed in midtown manhattan back in december. luigi maggi only now facing murder and terrorism charges in connection with that shooting. following more local news. we have a san francisco couple now indicted on federal charges for their artificial intelligence company. alexander valerie black men are facing charges of fraud, identity theft and other charges relating to their company called game on incorporated. they're accused of embezzling money from investors for personal use. they're charged with using names signatures of people without permission and fabricating at least to audit reports. if convicted, could be looking at quite a lengthy prison sentence will be following the story. president trump has signed a new executive order to keep. >> id

this in the wake of the december shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. >>> the santa cruzuncil is considering to help businesses recover after the wharf collapse. the proposal includes allocating $155,000 for wharf business, recovery projects and the santa cruz what are of partially collapsed on december 23rd. >>> opposition quickly forming against the biden administration's rule to ban medical debt. we'll explain the impact to your wallet in our moneywatch report up next. >>> it's travel tuesday and we're going to take a look at the trends ahead for 2025. >>> time now for the moneywatch report. lawsuits to ban medical debt from credit reports. this backs $49 billion in medical debt and provides lendors some blocking power. using certain medical information in loan decisions. well, the lawsuit claims the rule violates the fair credit reporting act and faces some opposition in congress. well, if you are a regular at starbucks you will now need to make a purchase to use its stores or its restrooms. the company reinstating this requirement reversing a seven-year-old open door

and working here in california, has been charged with shooting and killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson last month. the tmz documentary on mangione just aired tonight on fox, but you can still watch it on hulu. >> the man accused of orchestrating the 1996 murder of rapper tupac shakur is asking a judge to dismiss the charges against him. dwayne davis says his constitutional rights have been violated due to a 27 year delay in prosecution and lack of corroborating evidence, and a failure to honor immunity agreements. police arrested davis in 2023, relying on old interviews and a memoir where he claimed to have ordered the killing. his trial is scheduled for march. >> san jose police teamed up with stockton police to arrest two people on drug and weapons charges. investigators say 37 year old justin dixon and 26 year old jayden basic were arrested on january 2nd after officers searched dixon's home in stockton. dixon is accused of traveling from stockton to sell fentanyl and other illegal drugs in san jose, as well as san francisco, while linton is accused of buying guns for dixon, who is

we saw it work effectively with regard to the ceo, brian thompson's murder in new york.nswer is out there, as they say. that's with all of us who might know his associates. know what got him interested in radicalization or radical ideology. that kind of thing, even little things, like he stayed at my place two weeks ago. i saw him at the motel 6 as he was journeying from texas to louisiana. any tidbit that can help the investigation becomes part of a puzzle that the fbi's trying to assemble right now. >> and of course, the question that matters to the people of new orleans, certainly the victims and their family, which is why new orleans, why on this day, if the point here is to make sure that america is safe and secure, if we are probing these questions in the interest of our safety and our security, how does leaving the door open to xenophobia, islamophobia in this discourse actually make us less safe in this moment? >> we're going to find out going forward. in the past, there have been, going back now almost a decade in 2015, 2016, into 2017, there were other isis ins

conference in san francisco follows the high profile assassination of united health care ceo brian thompsonst month. with that in mind, there is heightened security in the union square area. dozens of police officers on patrol even posted inside the lobby of the saint francis. san francisco police confirmed that significant work went on behind the scenes with j.p. morgan and hotels in the area to work on detailed security plans. >> this cannot be done without the partnership and collaboration between the hotel industry and our law enforcement partners, especially san francisco police department. >> some of the guests attending the conference say they've been to previous conventions in san francisco, and say they've noticed the increase in security. >> clearly, there's been an effort to try and clean up the square. lots of police around, which gives some comfort. i did walk around last night as you go up the hill. it did feel a bit unsafe in places, but i appreciate the effort the city is putting in. >> the union square alliance said the conference is bringing visitors to hotels and restaura

unitedhealthcare tapped a company veteran as its new ceo following the killing of the former executive brian thompson in manhattan last month. tim noel was previous the head of medicare and retirement at unitedhealthcare, the nation's biggest health care conglomerate. costco shareholders rejected a proposal asking the company to look into its diversity policies. it's in stark contrast to a series of companies including walmart, mcdonald's, and john deere who have rolled back their programs. the vote comes days after president trump issued orders to end dei initiatives for federal agencies. >> and how much are you willing to pay for a phone with tiktok installed? phones with the app installed are being sold in marketplaces including facebook and ebay for $3,000. some users deleted the app when it stopped working on saturday night. after the supreme court backed a law banning it. but the app is still not available for download since it started working again on sunday. zinhle, that's a high price to pay for a preemptively deleting the app. >> boy, am i glad i kept it on my phone. i'm looking at money he

united health care announced a new ceo nearly two months after former chief executive brian thompson shot and killed in new york city. company veteran tim noel will be filling the role. noel has been with the company since 2007. luigi mangione is facing murder and terrorism charges in connection to the deadly shooting of the company's former ceo. after the shooting, several companies took precautions to protect their head executives and ceos by removing their photos from company websites and increasing armed security measures at company facilities. [music] tonight, more reaction from sonoma state university athletes and students after the university announced its entire athletic department will be cut as it faces a major budget deficit and a quick look outside on a friday night. that is, sfo actually looks like a cool, crisp night. meteorologist mark tamayo will have your weekend forecast after the if you like options, you'll love my $6 all day big deal meal. choose from 4 delicious entrées and 5 tasty sides with a drink. oh, and nobody else includes breakfast items all day. just thi

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. >> brian thompson. >> noel has been with the company since 2007. >> he has been. >> the chief. >> of the medicare and. >> retirement segment of unitedhealthcare for just over five years. the company saying in a statement he brings unparalleled experience and a proven track record about how health care can work for consumers, physicians, governments. employers and other partners. luigi mangione, the. suspect in the shooting, is due in court on february 17th on federal. charges and february 21st on state charges in new york. >> again. >> tim noel, the head of unitedhealth's. medicare unit, now will be. >> the ceo. >> of unitedhealthcare. its full insurance unit. back over to you. >> all right, bertha, thank you for that update. that's bertha coombs to kristina partsinevelos. now for a look at the biggest names moving into the close. hi, christina. >> hi, scott. well, ge. >> aerospace climbing more. than 6% right now. >> after an influx of new jet orders, a $7 billion buyback. >> program. >> and a dividend hike by 30%. the company also forecast. >> strong profit in 2025. >> pushing the

lots of security, all of that happening after the assassination of the unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson a health conference in new york. san francisco police, as a result, have been lining up in and outside the hotel, and they will be that way for the duration of this conference. we spoke to the union square alliance, who say they're hoping attendees leave with a good experience in the city. >> absolutely. 8000 people concentrated right here in union square. this is not the convention center. this is union square and all things surrounding this district. 8000 people generating over $92 million in economic impact. that is huge. >> the mayor himself, daniel laurie, spoke to attendees yesterday telling them more than 8000 people that san francisco, all of them, are here while the city is on an upward trajectory. today, first lady jill biden is expected to speak at the conference. it will last until thursday evening. we're live this morning from union square. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you. time is 536 today in washington, d.c. the senate confirmation h

and working here in california, has been charged with shooting and killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompsont month. last night, the tmz documentary on mangione aired on fox, but you can still see it on hulu. >> the only miniature donkey in the bay area with an imdb page has died. perry the donkey who inspired the animated donkey character in the movie shrek, had to be euthanized last week after battling with a painful hoof disease. perry spent most of his life at a park in palo alto. he was 30 years old. the barren park donkey project shared the news on their website. a memorial service will be planned soon. christmas tree collections are underway in many bay area cities, including san francisco. the free pickup happens during the first two weeks of january. people can put their trees on the curbside on their regular collection day, just to make sure to remove the stand and any decorations from the earth. >> you know, the soil put a lot of energy into making this tree, and so we want to get it back to the earth, back to the soil, to make the soil more healthy. >> if your trash company does

a new ceo of unitedhealthcare was just announced following the killing of former ceo brian thompson. noel, a company veteran, is the new leader of the largest health insurer in the country. unitedhealthcare has more than 50 million customers. the killing of the former ceo last month ignited a nationwide debate about how u.s. health care is operating. the company's new ceo has been with the company for 18 years. well, there's new research out that says people who worked in health care during the height of the covid pandemic are still dealing with serious mental health problems as a result. the research found an alarming number of american medical workers who treated covid patients are facing increased rates of anxiety, stress and depression, and many of them are not getting help to deal with these mental health problems. >> 26% of them were reporting levels of mental health problems that would be on par with meeting criteria for a diagnosis of mental health diagnosis. what was interesting is that only about 40% of these people had sought any kind of mental health care. >> now, many ho

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brian, thank you very much. i want to bring in our analysts for our important political panel right now, alex thompson, moving the inauguration indoors means there will be far fewer seats available for those who were planning to attend. what kind of scramble has this set off? >> i mean, huge you can go to the national mall right now. you can see thousands of chairs already set up that are now going to be unfilled and are going to be collected. you know, donald trump really wanted to sort of reset from the 2017 inauguration, which, you know, was much mocked as not being completely full. you remember right after where they said it was the most attended inauguration in history. >> i think they collected a lot of money, and they expected a lot of supporters to come out and show huge enthusiasm. >> he's not going to get that now. >> certainly not. it could be much, much smaller crowd inside the capitol rotunda. lauren, i want to get your reaction to something that former obama campaign chief strategist david axelrod posted just a little while ago, and i'm quoting him now. in 61, john f kennedy was inaugurated on the c