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one of the challenges is to make sure brian thompson is not forgotten. >> he was very talented, very bright individual. >> one of the things we talked about in this documentary is how you have two valedictorians here whose paths, apparently or seemingly crossed. >> their path crossing after luigi had distanced himself from those closest to him, which led to his worried mother contacting police. >> his mother even apparently filed a missing persons report because she couldn't find him. in the weeks before the incident. >> for just over five days, our nypd investigators combed through thousands of hours of video, followed up on hundreds of tips, and processed every bit of forensic evidence dna, fingerprints, ip addresses, and so much more to tighten the net. we deployed drones, k-9 units, and scuba divers. >> luigi mangione's last image is captured first in a taxi, then showing his face while checking into a youth hostel. he's captured after being recognized by a group of regular customers inside this mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. five days after thompson is killed. >> he made a

instead of what he is entitled to. >> police say mangione shot and killed united healthcare ceo brian thompson. thompson was a husband and dad of two. gunned down in midtown, manhattan. >> if this was your dad and he was murdered because of his job, wouldn't you want the person who killed him to be put behind bars. >> well, i personally -- well, if brian thompson, i'm going to be honest if brian thompson was my dad i would have honestly wouldn't care about his funeral. >> as for a motive, police believe mangione was angry with the healthcare industry. 26-year-old facing a long list of charges including first degree murder and terrorism. >> so tonight mangione remains in custody here in new york city. lockup p. diddy over in brooklyn. he will be back in court next month or sometime before that for an indictment on federal case. in that case he could face the death penalty, so we will keep an eye on that. >> bret: okay. alexis, thank you. up next, we take you on exclusive ride with a border patrol marine unit looking for smugglers near south florida. first, beyond our borders tonight, doctors tr

luigi mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing brian thompson, appears in court in new york city.: president donald trump says the french president macron and prime minister starmer has not done anything to end the war in ukraine. he was making those remarks ahead of visits from both leaders at the white house next week. the u.s. president also said the ukrainian president zelenskyy had no part of the peace negotiations, adding he's been at meetings at three years and nothing got done so i don't think he's very important to be at meetings. the white house is insisting ukraine will soon sign an agreement granting the u.s. access to its mineral deposits. the deal had been rejected by president zelenskyy over its lack of american security guarantees. president trump's national security advisor said the bottom line was mr. zelenskyy is going to sign that deal in the very short-term and that is good for ukraine. earlier, america's envoy to ukraine had a more conciliatory tone towards president zelenskyy, calling him an embattled and courageous leader of a nation at war. general keith k

all about the murder of health care ceo brian thompson, featuring new firsthand accounts about the accusedman at the center of it all. it's just like a normal, happy go lucky kind of 26 year old guy. i don't know what would motivate someone like that, you know, to do something like that. ahead of the ivy league grads upcoming court appearance, money from supporters is now pouring into his legal fund, reaching nearly half $1 million. some reportedly from health care professionals, according to organizers. one doctor who donated says, quote, i applaud luigi for his courage, heart and passion. the notoriety and extra resources could come in especially handy for a defense team, say legal experts. the money he is able to raise is a benefit to the defense in a case that otherwise, to outside observers, appears to be a really difficult one for the defense to win. that was sam brock reporting there. well steph curry is riding high. this is following this weekend's 2025 nba all-star game. last night, the four time nba championship winner added another trophy to his well-deserved crowded case their

state court. >> reporter: in december, mangione pleaded not guilty to murdering father of two brian thompson, the ceo of unitedhealthcare. he also faces federal murder charges. one count could carry the death penalty. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: today demonstrators gathered outside the courthouse to support the accused killers, others to protest the health care system. >> this is going to be a murder trial. is that the right venue to make a larger point about health care? >> you know, i'm -- i'm very reasonable, but i think the american people have been pushed really, really far. >> reporter: the brazen murder in midtown manhattan left new york city stunned. >> this was a senseless act of violence. it was a cold and calculated crime. >> reporter: after a five-day manhunt, mangione was arrested in a pennsylvania mcdonald's. prosecutors say he was found with a ghost gun that matched bullet casings found at the crime scene, along with writings critical of the health insurance industry. public frustration with the health care system in some cases turning to support for mangione. a defense fu

mangione facing murder and terror charges for allegedly shooting and killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson. the surveillance video now seen by millions. the victim shot from behind outside the hilton hotel in manhattan leading to a manhunt across state lines. a crowd of supporters outside the courthouse, signs to free luigi. the case drawing attention in part drew to mangione's comments railing against the health care industry. what mangione's attorneys now claim. abc's trevor ault leading us off tonight. >> luigi! >> reporter: tonight, this was the scene outside a new york city courthouse. a crowd of supporters, many angry at the health care system, hoping to catch a glimpse of accused killer luigi mangione. their chants heard all the way up on the 15th floor where supporters packed the hallway for mangione's first court appearance in months. the case, a cultural flashpoint. the young suspect seeming to garner more sympathy than the man he's accused of murdering. some mangione supporters going so far as to put up bill lowereds "free luigi, who's a hero." in court today, mangione wearing a

did you create this fund because you think what was done to ceo brian thompson was justified or becausenk luigi mangione is innocent? >> i think there is more questions than that. i mean, i don't pretend to know what is justice and what's justified and what's not. it seems like in this context, the only people whose fear matters in this society is the ultra rich who live in a bubble and make profits off the violent reality of american life. to answer your question about luigi, like everyone is innocent until proven guilty. >> we don't celebrate murders, and we don't lionize the killing of anyone. >> reporter: mangione is accused of an array of serious crimes in multiple jurisdictions, including federal murder charges that could lead to the death penalty, along with murder and terrorism charges in new york. jessica roth, a professor at the cardozo school of law, says she is troubled by the outpouring of donations for an accused killer. what if any challenges will this present for the prosecution? >> the challenge for the prosecution here is less the money that's been raised and more what

the man accused of killing the united health care ceo, brian thompson. he will make his first court appearance since he was arraigned in december. mangione. he faces murder and terror charges for the shooting death of thompson on. you'll remember, brazenly shot on a manhattan sidewalk. cnn's kara scannell is live outside new york city courthouse with much more on this. what do we expect? what are you expecting to happen today? kara? yeah. >> well, kate, as you. >> said, luigi mangione will be back in court. >> for the first. >> time since. december when he was arraigned on those 11 state charges for allegedly gunning. down united health care ceo brian thompson outside the hilton hotel in midtown manhattan. now, this will be his. >> first appearance. >> since he entered that plea of not guilty. and since that dramatic arrival by helicopter back into the city to face the charges after he was arrested in pennsylvania. what we do expect to happen today is a. >> status conference. >> it's expected to be. >> a. >> relatively short hearing, and during the hearin

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. >> of the latest. >> documentary on the brazen. >> murder of. >> united health. >> care ceo brian thompsond have done a lot of good in this world, and he was taken way too soon. >> not going to. >> the ivy. >> league grad pleaded not guilty to gunning. >> down thompson. >> a father. >> of two in. >> new york city. for his. >> company's annual. >> investor meeting. the murder. >> triggered a manhunt for. >> a killer who. >> at first appeared elusive. >> five days. >> after the. >> shooting. >> police arrested. >> mangione at a pennsylvania. mcdonald's eating. >> breakfast by himself. >> according to prosecutors. >> he was found with. >> a ghost. >> gun that. >> matched bullet. >> casings from the. crime scene, together with writings denouncing the health. >> insurance industry. >> i was. >> targeted, premeditated. >> and meant. >> to sow terror. >> the crime prompted an outpouring of long simmering anger towards health insurance. >> companies and. >> in some cases, support for mangione. >> himself. >> including donations to a defense. >> fund which to. date has. >> raised more. >> than half

he shot brian thompson. >> this united. >> health ceo, in broad daylight in, you know, on the. >> busy streets of new york. uh, he has. >> a manifesto of sorts that was found. there's dna that was found also on items that he touched as he. >> was engaged. >> in this. >> violent act. so even. >> though there has. >> been this outpouring. >> this sickening, we should. >> call it, paula. >> outpouring of support for. this criminal. >> the facts. >> still remain. >> that his. acts have. >> been the evidence regarding his. >> acts are pretty powerful. >> and here we're seeing that really just unprecedented perp walk, uh, that they did in new york, something that, of course, his defense attorney has spoken out against, but also part of what has contributed to his fame. all right. areva martin. thank you. and the associated press is now banned from the oval office and air force one indefinitely for continuing to call the body of water south of louisiana, the gulf of mexico. even though president trump signed an order changing the name to the gulf of america. the associated press is, of course

all about the murder of health care ceo brian thompson. featuring new firsthand accounts about the accused gunman at the center of it all. >> it's like a normal, happy-go-lucky kind of 26-year-old guy. i don't know what would motivate someone like that to do something like that. >> reporter: ahead of the ivy league grad's upcoming court appearance, money from supporters now pouring into his legal fund, reaching nearly $500,000. some reportedly from health care professionals, according to organizers. >> one doctor who donated says, quote, i applaud luigi for his courage, heart, and passion. >> reporter: the notoriety and extra resources could come in especially handy for a defense team, say legal experts. >> the money he's able to raise is a benefit to the defense. in a case that otherwise, to outside observers, appears to be a really difficult one for the defense to win. >> reporter: and mangione will be back in court this friday for a pretrial hearing on that first-degree murder charge in the furtherance of terrorism. that's the state cas

this is months after he allegedly shot and killed unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. >>> a daring rescueved after he was trapped in an abandoned mine. >> we're going lower. >> lower. >> reporter: intense underground rescue captured on camera. crews in northern california saving a 16-year-old stuck in an abandoned gold mine. >> we've never gone into a mine this deep. >> reporter: captain michaels had the toughest job. >> he could have slipped off the rock, everything was wet. >> reporter: the teen and two friends were exploring northeast of sacramento, using rope to rappel down. climbing out, friends made it, the rope snapped, plunging the 16-year-old to the bottom. >> medical rescue for 16-year-old male in a mine shaft. >> reporter: wearing crocs, clinging to a ledge. >> we had to work quickly, highly likely he would have lost the strength and fallen to the bottom a second time, sustaining serious injuries. >> once harnessed, the teen was pulled to safety and taken to a hospital. what do you think about the efforts of your crew, especially captain michaels? >> i'm so proud. nothing stopp

doctor potter's video came weeks after united healthcare ceo brian thompson was shot and killed in a letter to her. the company accused her of creating a potential life and safety threat for its employees, noting some commenters on her video were invoking and seemingly praising thompson's accused killer, luigi mangione. >> i would never condone violence. i'm a doctor. i take care of people. but if we're going to talk about it, then what i would say is it is not my fault that united healthcare had the reputation that it had that led people to react that way. i did not promote those comments. but americans are speaking out. >> is this unique to united? >> this is not unique to united. there are two competing interests doctors wanting to take care of patients and companies and industries prioritizing financial profit. that's at the heart of insurance and healthcare. >> for potter, who specializes in breast. >> reconstruction for. >> women with breast cancer. >> thank you so much. >> insurance is an inescapable part of her conversations with patients. >> doctor potter, how are you? all r

luigi mangione, the man accused of killing united health care ceo brian thompson, will appear in newo deal with paperwork and other matters. the judge could also set a trial date. mangione faces murder and terror charges in new york city and could face life in prison without parole if convicted. nbc news correspondent steven romo is outside the courthouse and joins us today. so, steven, what's going on today at the courthouse? >> yeah. >> jose, we're. >> seeing more. >> protesters show up today. i see a few. >> of them. >> with green. >> hats with. >> an l on them, like. the super mario brothers, mario and luigi. >> showing support for. >> luigi mangione. >> who is. >> expected to be here for that hearing, which. >> is set to take place. >> in just an hour. >> now. >> you see this truck. >> passing here. >> as well, that shows photos of people that say that they were killed. >> by denials. >> many people. >> trying to. get the message across that the health care industry needs reform. >> and they're. >> trying to use this opportunity to show that police are ready for it. they set up

luigi mangione, the accused killer of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson is speaking out from behinds with a message for his supporters ahead of his next court appearance this week. abc's morgan norwood is here with that. morgan, good morning. lots of people curious to hear what he has to say. >> reporter: good morning to you, janai. luigi mangione has been the subject of growing internet fanfare, right, but now, he's launched a website from behind bars with a personal message thanking his supporters, but with the death penalty potentially on the table in one of his cases, there are questions this morning as to whether this would actually work in his favor in court. this morning, accused killer luigi mangione in his own words. the 26-year-old speaking out for the first time from jail two months after unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was gunned down outside a manhattan hotel. on a website created by his defense team, thanking his supporters writing, i am overwhelmed by, and grateful for, everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support. and i look forwar

the hilton hotel, where brian thompson, the ceo of united health care, was gunned down, and also some body cam video that they got from luigi mangione arrest in pennsylvania at that mcdonald's. now, that's where his lawyer has already signaled what some of their fight might be. she said that she believes that the search and seizure of mangione in pennsylvania was unconstitutional, and some of that evidence should not come in. his lawyer, karen friedman agnifilo, also said that she's been spending a lot of time right now dealing with federal prosecutors who brought similar charges against mangione, accusing him of murdering the ceo. she said a lot of her time spent is negotiating with them because, she said, they are considering bringing the death penalty against him. she spoke outside of court. here's what she said. federal government. >> is. >> still considering whether to execute luigi and considering whether to seek the death penalty. so we. >> are. >> fighting that simultaneously while going first here in state court, and it impacts. our ability to meet. with him before court afte

first court appearance since he was arraigned nearly two months ago in the shooting death of brian thompson outside a hotel in manhattan. police say the executive was ambushed as he walked to an investor conference. cnn's brynn gingras is with us now from new york. brynn, what are we expecting in court today? >> yeah. so, guys, this is just a status conference hearing. this is going to give the chance for prosecutors and luigi mangione defense team to update the judge on where they are with this case, and it's possible we may get a trial date set by the judge at the end of this hearing. it's also possible we might hear some of that evidence that has been turned over from prosecutors to mangione defense team. a lot of that, of course, we were learning as this case was unfolding back in december. but it's possible we might hear a little bit more detail. but what is happening right now, i can tell you, is there is a crowd, dozens of people who are outside, as you guys showed the viewers in the hallway of that courthouse waiting for luigi luigi mangione to show up for that court appearance. we

not guilty to those 11 state charges for allegedly shooting and killing united health care ceo brian thompsonand my colleague. lauren inside, she said. there's already dozens of women lined up waiting to try to get into the public section of the courtroom. we did see people show up the last time. there was a lot of public interest, although it's very cold outside, we are not seeing any protesters or people with signs here just yet. there's still a few hours to go. what we do expect to happen at the hearing today is it will be relatively quick. it's a status conference. we expect that the attorneys will be discussing the types of evidence that they have in this case, and how they've handed that over, including some of the surveillance video that they said they have thousands of hours of that would be turned over to to mangione defense team. that, of course, capturing the suspect, leaving the crime scene, heading up to upper manhattan on his way out of the city. also today, they'll likely discuss a motion schedule. what is going to be the next stages in this case, and potentially set a trial da

mangione is accused of shooting and killing united healthcare's brian thompson in what police have called a targeted attack. he has pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could carry the death penalty. >> and listen to this video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book armed bodyguards. it became available this week in los angeles and new york city. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they are either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. s bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service is not cheap. it costs $1,000 an hour a

he has pleaded not guilty to murdering united health care ceo brian thompson in a brazen killing in decemberthe streets of midtown manhattan that launched a manhunt that lasted five days until mangione was then arrested in a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. the support for mangione has not seemed to die down. people have a lot of anger that was simmering about the health care industry, and that has translated into money for his defense fund. at the moment, he has raised more than $500,000 for his legal defense fund, according to a website set up by his defense team. that is going to be used to share information. he had a statement on that website saying that he was thankful for the support. today, this hearing is likely to be procedural and very brief. it will discuss timelines and the exchange of information, as well as progress. check on the prosecution's exchange of evidence. back to you. remember, i remember my first love affair. i somehow or another, the whole darn thing went wrong. a premier soul singer of the 1960s has died. jerry butler, also known as the ice man, starred or star

mangione is accused of killing unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson back in december in new york. his defense team has launched a new website on behalf of their client. in a message, mangione wrote, he is overwhelmed and grateful to everyone who wrote him letters and thanked them for their outpouring of support. mangione is expected in court later this week. pope francis is recovering in the hospital, we reported on friday. the pope was rushed to a hospital in rome. he's 88 years old and he's been battling an ongoing case of bronchitis. his diagnosis has now been updated. he has a complex respiratory tract infection, infection. the vatican says the pope is stable and no longer has a fever. it's not clear how long he will be hospitalized. shakira will be back on stage soon after canceling a show last night. the pop star announced today she will perform in lima, peru, tonight. she canceled her first show in peru. that was supposed to happen last night, because she had been hospitalized with some kind of abdominal issue. her team says they are working on adding a new date to the tour

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. >> john: a man charged murdering unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson appeared at a new york court hearingay for the first time since his arraignment in december. luigi mangione was shackled and wore a bulletproof vest. supporters cheered as he entered the court. >> maurice: los angeles mayor carolyn bass removed kristin crowley as fire chief today though she is staying with the department. she claims crowley did not give her adequate warning ahead of the january wildfires. the mayor said she would not have left the country had she known the extent of the fire risk. >> john: stocks took a dive today following a report that consumer confidence has dipped to. losses on the s&p 500 wiped out the last of the two and half percent gain since trump took office. hamas plans to release six more israeli hostages tomorrow. would put out a list of their names today. israel will in turn release 600 palestinian prisoners. >> maurice: the latest swap as part of the cease-fire deal which is still holding despite israel's anger over a return of remains this week. debora patta is in east jerusalem. >> repor

investigators say he was captured on video shooting and killing brian thompson outside a manhattan hotel back in december. today's hearing was related to the progress prosecutors are making in handing over evidence to mangione legal team. the 26 year-old has pleaded not guilty to state charges, but has yet to enter a plea on federal murder charges. the judge set another hearing date for june. another sign of a weakening housing market in the united states. across the board. nationally, home sales dropped sharply for the month of january. that's according to the national association of realtors. it also says home prices have hit an all time high. the average cost of a home in january. this is not in the bay area, people. this is a national average. it's $400,000. doesn't count here. that's up nearly 5% compared to the year before. and buyers have noticed the rates as home sales also fell 5% in january. analysts say despite all this, the amount of homes going up for sale on the market is increasing. still ahead, nearly 400,000 teslas are being recalled. the problem that needs to be fixed a

only the suspect in the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson was brought to a new york courtroom today for a status hearing. >> the 26 year-old faces a number of murder and terror charges stemming from that december 4th incident. investigators believe men joni was driven by anger towards the health care industry. he could get life in prison without parole. if convicted, that they've now in the quest for freedom for convicted murderers, erik and lyle menendez la county's da nathan hochman is now saying. >> he's opposed to the brothers motion for a new trial. >> kareen wynter has the latest. there. >> in a lengthy press conference today in downtown los angeles district attorney nathan hochman announced his office is opposing motion by erik and lyle menendez for a new trial. we conclude in our informal response. >> at the court should deny the current habeas petition by the menendez brothers. the brothers filed the motion in 2023. citing new evidence including a copy of a letter. the defense claimed confirms erickson count of abuse on friday. hakan pointed to a string of what he cal

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mangione is accused of shooting and killing united healthcare's brian thompson in what police have called a targeted attack. he has pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could carry the death penalty. >> and listen to this video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book armed bodyguards. it became available this week in los angeles and new york city. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they are either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. s bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service is not cheap. it costs $1,000 an hour a

el caso de luigi johnny, acusado del asesinato de brian thompson, el director ejecutivo de united healthues ha tomado gran relevancia entre el pÚblico que allÍ adentro de la corte ya hay decenas y decenas de personas esperando poder tener un lugar adentro de la sala, muchos de ellos jÓvenes. y justo es la misma sala. cabe destacar donde se presentÓ donald trump para su juicio de falsificaciÓn de documentos comerciales. y bueno, la comparecencia de johnny, de 26 aÑos serÁ la primera desde que fue procesado y se declarÓ no culpable de 11 cargos, uno por asesinato en primer grado, con agravante de homicidio como acto de terrorismo. dos por asesinato en segundo grado y ocho por posesiÓn criminal de un arma. lo que se espera en esta audiencia es que el juez solicita la defensa y a la fiscalÍa informaciÓn sobre el intercambio de pruebas y podrÍa fijar una fecha para el juicio aquÍ en nueva york, los cargos conllevan a una pena mÁxima de cadena perpetua sin libertad condicional. pero podrÍa enfrentar tambiÉn la pena de muerte por los cargos federales de asesinato y terrorismo. aunque aÚn no ha

the 26-year-old is accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in an acts meant to sendcare industry. a legal fund has raised half a million dollars for his expense. the give, send fund raiser is now being promoted on mangi on the mangioni's website and includes message of gratitude from the accused killer himself. on he has pleaded not guilty and faces charges in pennsylvania where he was captured and the former valedictorian, faces charges including possibility of death penalty. next court date is mid-march. >> lawrence: i'm curious, the victim's family, are they entitled to the funds in civil court? >> chanley: solely raised to go to the defense and they are promoting people to donate to this privately funded group on give-send website. >> ainsley: feels like they are cheerleading murder, giving him money to defend himself. >> chanley: they are couching it as though they agree defendants have right for defense. he comes from a family of money, people are torn here. >> ainsley: i'm not torn. >> lawrence: this guy was a father who came from nothing and murdered in cold

. >> it explores the shocking murder of brian thompson on a manhattan sidewalk.ck got an advanced look at this doc. he joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning. obviously still a lot of mystery surrounding this situation. set to air on id and max this monday. its creator, investigation discovery says it aims to unpack mangione's background and track the trajectory that landed him behind bar. it includes first-hand accounts of those who knew him and shed light on why such an accomplished person may have committed such a terrible crime. >> police arrested luigi mangione. >> you could see it was not a professional hit. >> in the new documentary, producers attempt to uncover clues about the high-profile murder united health care ceo brian thompson and the man accused of doing it. >> bright and cheerful and smiling, knew who it was right away. shook my head. couldn't be happening. >> the 26-year-old high school valedictorian pleading not guilty in court as questions continue to swirl about why the baltimore man with a very high-profile family would lash out i

mangione is accused of killing united healthcare ceo brian thompson.s also a dad of two young kids, the shooting caught on camera. the ceo and father was gunned down while in new york city for an investors meeting. police believe mangione was mad at the healthcare industry. ivy league graduate is facing 11 state charges including first degree murder and terror charges and facing federal charges which could carry the death penalty. mangione has pled not guilty to those state charges and 26-year-old faces a case in pennsylvania. he is looking at three different cases. he was arrested in pennsylvania after a days' long manhunt eating at a mcdonalds. he thanked his supporters and reads every letter he write. i am overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me and share their stories and expresses their support. that note was posted on his legal team's website linked to a fundraiser that has brought in more than half a million dollars for this guy. back out here live the federal charges could carry the death penalty. speaking of that fundraisin

luigi mangioni, the man accused of december 4 murder of ceo brian thompson outside of a manhattan hotel just had his first appearance in new york federal court. literally nine minutes ago. the hearing lasted ten minutes where the prosecution and defense discussed discovery issues protection orders and civilian witnesses and if the feds are planning to seek the death penalty. we have no official answers on that or a trial date but as soon as we get it, we'll give it to you. look at united health group and 6.8% retreat in the stock and accounts for more than 270 of the 765 point loss on the dow right now. the primary problem and the report that the doj is investigating the neuroer and medicare billing practices and the wsj said the fraud surrounds company practices and recording diagnosis that trig eric extra payments to the medicare advantage plans including at fission groups and the journaling reported analysis for billions of medicare records showing patient examined by united health and doctors had huge increases in lucrative diagnoses after joining the medicare advantage plan. united

the 26-year-old accused of fanning towne united unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson outside of new yorkmber 4th. the prosecutor said meant to send a message to the health care industry. a found online raised half a million dollars for his defense. it was organized by a group december 4th legal committee promoted on his new defense website, which was started "due to extraordinary volume of inquiries and outpouring of support." it includes an message of gratitude from accused killer himself. in new york, he has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of murder murder as an act of terrorism and he also faces charges in pennsylvania where he was captured after a 5-day manhunt. the valedictorian faces several charges including murder charge that carries the possibility of the death penalty periods next court date in federal court is mid-march, guys. >> todd: just remember the victim was a father and has been. chanley, thank you. president trump highlighting accomplishments after a month in office in a sign of things to come 2 2 2026 midterm spiritual. >> nobody can believe what has happened to

sergeant horan had spot on identified luigi mangione as the shooter responsible for the murder of brian thompson. >> but that's not the end of the story. as an investigation progressed ,it became clear that the suspect mike had identified wasn't just another criminal he helped unravel one of the most talked about crimes in the world a case that gripped the nation from coast to coast. had been solved in part thanks to a police officer in san francisco sitting at his desk solving a missing persons case. this is the kind of dedication mike is one who doesn't just follow the trail but who creates it. his ability to connect seemingly unrelated dots in what is what sets him apart as a true leader in law enforcement. he takes nothing for granted, goes the extra mile and proves time and time again that dedication and isn't just about showing up. it's about making a real impact when it matters. mike, your work in the missing persons unit and now the larger impact you've had on solving high profile crimes really reflects your extraordinary ability to protect and serve in ways most never even imagined. you

also in new york, luigi mangione, the man accused of killing brian thompson, appeared in court todayhe first time. his attorney said there were search and seizure issues touring his arrest. outside the courthouse she said a number of factors are complement -- making difficult his right to a fair trial. >> he is being publicly treated as guilty and having the presumption of guilt as opposed to innocence which is what he is entitled to. geoff: he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. he faces a separate federal case that could carry the death penalty. a jury and western new york found the man who stabbed an author, salman rushdie, guilty of attempted murder today. the 27-year-old from new jersey gave no obvious reaction as he heard the verdict. jurors deliberated for less than two hours. in 2022 he ran onto the stage where the author was sitting. the 77-year-old award-winning novelist served as the key witness in the trial. he faces up to 25 years in prison. the mayor of los angeles, karen bass dismissed the cities fire chief over her handling of last month's deadly wildfires. in a st

accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson outside of a new york city hotel in an act prosecutors say was meant to send a message to the healthcare entry. manning gee one's next court date in federal court is in terrifying moment being on the plane. is he still processing what happened but thought he wasn't going to make it. >> flying through the air. bodies being jolted around between hitting the window and the gentleman next to me start thinking that this is it. and start thinking about your loved ones and my wife and children del tall just offered $30,000 for the went no strings attached. it is a miracle that everybody survived. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. president trump alice marie johnson pardon czar. he rah nounsed this white house event at the white house. alice will make recommendations to the president who should be granted clemson. she was facing life in prison for nonviolent drug trafficking. president trump granted her clemency after spending 21 years in prison. received support from kim kardashian. met a week before alice was rel

sergeant horan had spot on identified luigi mangione as the shooter responsible for the murder of brian thompson. >> but that's not the end of the story. as an investigation progressed ,it became clear that the suspect mike had identified wasn't just another criminal he helped unravel one of the most talked about crimes in the world a case that gripped the nation from coast to coast. had been solved in part thanks to a police officer in san francisco sitting at his desk solving a missing persons case. this is the kind of dedication mike is one who doesn't just follow the trail but who creates it. his ability to connect seemingly unrelated dots in what is what sets him apart as a true leader in law enforcement. he takes nothing for granted, goes the extra mile and proves time and time again that dedication and isn't just about showing up. it's about making a real impact when it matters. mike, your work in the missing persons unit and now the larger impact you've had on solving high profile crimes really reflects your extraordinary ability to protect and serve in ways most never even imagined. you

the accused murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson responding to messages of support.rrespondent aaron katersky join us with more. good morning, aaron. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. like bonnie and clyde who captured the american imagination by giving the rich some of what thought many deserved, luigi mangione achieved notoriety after he was charged with premeditated murder of a healthcare executive. this morning accused killer luigi mangione is speaking out from behind bars in his first public statement since he was charged with the assassination style killing of united healthcare chief brian thompson. luigi mangione said he is overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support adding, i look forward to hearing more in the future. the statement is part of a new website luigi mangione's attorney said they set up due to the extraordinary volume of inquiries and outpour of support. >> it seems like the case really is a litmus test for what people are thinking and maybe even how many people are visiting this

manhunt underway in new york city after the parented targeted killing of united health care ceo, brian thompsono the murder of the ceo. >> they are getting close and pilling back that onion layer by layer. although started in new york city hundreds of miles away where they believe they have the person they are now calling it suspect. >> members at the altoona police department arrested

mangione is speaking out for the first time since his arrest for killing united healthcare ceo brian thompsonam. he thanks this supporters from around the globe, saying this support transcended political, racial and even class divisions. the 26-year-old is facing multiple criminal charges in new york, pennsylvania, and federal court in connection to the murder. and finally, democrats seemingly in free fall and their finances are reflecting that. liberal donors are reportedly holding back their money and according to some democrats are turning their support to president trump instead. they blame a lack of vision and potential retaliation against trump. this coming as republicans are said to be running circles around democrats online and on social media. department of government efficiency's x account has more than 4 million followers after it launched earlier this year, compare that to the dnc's rapid response account which barely has 121,000 followers and it's not just doge. president trump and his allies are dominating podcasts, social media, alternative media outlets while democrats are sti

mangione is accused of killing united health care ceo brian thompson.irst degree murder and terrorism charges. last friday, his lawyers launched a website about his case. their. mangione made his first public statement in weeks, thanking people for their letters of support and the $300,000 raised for his defense. our other advancer. a new plan to combat the avian flu. secretary of agriculture brooke rollins and the director of the national economic council, kevin hassett, are expected to present new strategies to president trump this week. now, avian flu has devastated the chicken population, and egg production in the u.s. is current. approach to bird flu has been eradication, killing chickens by the millions to try to stop the spread. that strategy seems to be changing as the virus spreads to other types of animals. now, meanwhile, one company says it's working to inoculate poultry from the avian flu. animal health company zoetis says the department of agriculture issued them a conditional license for a vaccine for chickens. conditional licenses are ge

time since his arraignment on murder and terror charges luigi mangione allegedly shot and killed brian thompson back in december before going on the run for 5 days. the nypd saying it happened outside a midtown manhattan hotel. and tony has pleaded not guilty. thompson was shot on the sidewalk as he was waiting for an investors conference to start today. prosecutors imagine defense lawyers are expected to provide updates on the case. we could learn of a possible trial date. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, 2 bay area tech companies accused of putting children in dangerous online situations. details about that lawsuit? plus, trader joe's is recalling a breakfast item over some potential health risks. well, you're not g these hands are working hands. my hands are the most important tools i have. you need to take care of them. that's where o'keeffe's comes in. it's america's #1 selling hand cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these hands, it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's lip repair. what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attac

the man accused of killing united health care ceo brian thompson in new york city last december, is nowt he says he received. luigi mangione released a statement on friday about a new website created by his attorneys. mangione statement acknowledges all the letters of support he's received. the 26 year old pleaded not guilty to 11 state murder and terror charges. he could face the death penalty if found guilty of a federal murder charge. back here at home, the san francisco medical examiner says there was no foul play in an open i whistleblower's death last november. that was it's an official report released yesterday that the examiner's office ruled the death a suicide. 26 year old, whose death sparked a flood of conspiracy theories alleging he was assassinated for agreeing to testify against the company in a lawsuit. his parents believe their son had been murdered, and they sued the city to release his records. openai's board of directors has formally rejected a $97 billion purchase offer by elon musk and other investors. in a statement posted to social media on friday, openai's board

time since his arraignment on murder and terror charges luigi mangione allegedly shot and killed brian thompson back in december before going on the run for 5 days. the nypd says it happened outside a midtown manhattan and joni has pleaded not guilty. thompson was shot on the sidewalk as he was waiting for an investors conference to begin today. prosecutors and mentioned his defense lawyers are expected to provide updates on the case. we could also learn of a possible trial date. so we'll let you know what comes out of this. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news trader joe's is recalling a breakfast item over potential risks. we're going to tell you why they say >> happening today in the east bay, faith in action there to hold interface, immigration march vigil, richmond, mayor and water martinez contra costa county supervisor john goya, richmond city council member ashley havana. they are expected to be there. this is all in support of protection of the immigrant families going to get together at the fruitvale village plaza. that's right. near for park and to march to saint anthony's church

charged with first-degree murder after the execution-style killing of united health care ceo brian thompsonaying, quote, i am a overwhelmed by and grateful for everyone who has written me to share their stories and express their support. if hmm. >>> all right. california gop lawmakers introducing a series of bills to promote fairness in women's sports as the state refuses to follow president trump's new executive order. the legislation requires students to play on teams based on their biological sex rather than gender as well as allowing parents to remove their child from situations that promote transgender ideology. the state the lawmaker behind the bills writing this: we know the state of california going to do everything it can to resist and avoid compliance with federal law, so it's our role to try to force change at the state and local level. >>> and did you hear about this? a new bill in arizona would make howdy the official state greeting. howdy. rachel: i love that. >> howdy. >> howdy. >> how thety. >> howdy there. >> howdy! >> howdy, y'all. lisa: howdy. i like that one. the new bip

mangione is accused of gunning down united healthcare's brian thompson in what police called a targetedttack. he's pleaded not guilty, but also faces federal charges which could lead to the death penalty. video of that infamous killing is now being used in advertising advertisements for a new app called protector. it lets people book. armed bodyguards became available this week in los angeles and new york. users can choose the type of bodyguard, how they should dress, and even the type of transportation. they're either active or veteran members of the military or law enforcement. the company says everyone is vetted. >> we're trained in tactical combat, casualty care, risk assessment, risk mitigation, and assessment. >> they have to be fully licensed in the state of california. bcis bureau of services and investigative services has to license you. you have to have what's called a guard card to do this type of business. then you also have what's called a firearms permit, which allows you to carry a weapon. >> the service doesn't come cheap. it costs a thousand bucks an hour. there's a fiv

well, happening today, the man accused of killing united health care ceo brian thompson is expected toear in court back in december. thompson was shot and killed on the sidewalk outside of a manhattan hotel as he walked to an investor conference in broad daylight. luigi mangione is charged with first degree murder in that shooting. prosecutors and defense are expected to provide updates on the status of the case, and the judge may set a trial date. mangione has pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of murder. also today, president trump's self-proclaimed department of government efficiency is expanding its reach. sources telling nbc news starting later today, thousands of jobs will be eliminated at the department of defense. the cuts are expected across more than a dozen departments and government agencies. meanwhile, the supreme court is expected to issue a ruling today in a key decision on ghost guns, gender affirming care and the fate of the oklahoma prisoner on death row hanging in the balance. the ghost guns case. the justices are tasked with deciding whether they can regulate the