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then shapiro at the ei the lexmark. the moments that matter the m most.ald trump a mobster, he was. he'll tell you the difference but first to this. last week we told you as donald trump does it down, the media has come around. never claiming the newest was never there before, they were never falling but i think they are getting there now with time magazine. hardly a friend of the president in the past and now man of the year. >> it's something very special. times magazine for the second time i think i liked it better this time actually. [laughter] the media has tamed down a little bit. now we are going to do that. >> this week i noticed something else occurred worth noting. since his election when, perception around the world has changed 45 as he becomes what he seven. anxious to get on trump's good side, more understanding. there all aboard already forgot this. the surprise from the canadian minister. a call from the mexican president after truth. closed ended an old friend macron with tightfitting suit. >> thank you very much. >> was by the president s

he understands my position in my personal background as well as the importance of clear eyed secretary of defense. in regard to alcohol, he made that commitment and i wanted to hear that commitment. i was very satisfied with that, quite honestly. we talked about the future of the department of defense -- defense and what he would like to see done and what he would like to lead to modernize and, you know, build up our deterrencegot right into issuese a lot about. related to processes that hamper production, processes that get in the way of moving quickly at the speed of china. my words, not his. he talks about the importance of kicking down the doors and break up the club, so to speak. all the things i support. the modernization effort will require silicon valley type of attitude not an industrial complex attitude. he brought up silicon valley before i did. i thought all of that was very, very good. i talked about it being a really bad idea. i did not want to see any type of the commission that is designed to hunt down woke generals. i think people that wear the uniform salute to the po

he understands my situation and my personal background as both importance of a clear eyed secretary ofefense with regard to alcohol made that commitment i wanted to hear that commitment i was very satisfied with that. on them for the most part we talked about the future of the department of defense what kind of things you like to see done and what kind of things he would like to lead to both modernize and build up our deterrence. he got right into issues i care a lot about related to processes that hamper production. processes that get in the way of moving quickly at the speed of china. my words, not his. he talked a lot about the importance of someone coming in and kicked down the doors and break up the club so to speak. all the things that i support the modernization effort is going to require silicon valley type of attitude not in anindustrial complex attitude. he brought up silicon valley. i thought all that was very, very good i talk specifically i think it's a really, really bad idea and i do not want to see designed to go and cut down woke generals. to the political leadership n

i am clear-eyed about that. i know you are clear-eyed about it, and it feels heavy. and i just have to remind you, don't you ever let anybody take your power from you. you have the same power that you did before november 5. and you have the same purpose that you did. and you have the same ability to engage and inspire. so don't ever let anybody or any circumstance take your power from you. look, this mission that we have , it takes hard work. but as you've heard me say many times, the like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work can be joyful work. and in doing our work, we will remain committed and intentional about building community, building coalitions, reminding people that we have so much more in common then what separates us. we will be armed with the faith and the fuel that tells us what is possible, and that drives us to achieve it. so let's continue to organize and mobilize and stay engaged. and i thank you all. i thank you all. we are all in this together. all right? we are all in this together. and on this practical eve of thanksgiving, i wish everyo

we are clear eyed about the fact that — are clear eyed about the fact that isis _ are clear eyed about create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. in fact, just— not let that happen. in fact, just today, us forces conducted dozens— just today, us forces conducted dozens of— just today, us forces conducted dozens of precision strikes, air strikes, within syria, targeting isis camps and isis operatives. third, we will engage _ operatives. third, we will engage with all syrian groups including within the process led including within the process ted by— including within the process led by the united nations, to establish a transition away from — establish a transition away from the assad regime. toward an independent sovereign, independent, iwant an independent sovereign, independent, i want to say it again. — independent, i want to say it again, sovereign syria. with a new— again, sovereign syria. with a new constitution, new government that serves all svrians. _ government that serves all syrians, and this process will be determined by the syrian peobie — be determined by the syria

the reason it was ranked that way is that small amounts of flower eyed strengthening our teeth. i grew up in new jersey, our water system was. good trip for me was two or three cavities. children exposed to low levels of flouride weren't experiencing that. and it didn't depend on your income. everyone had the benefit of that small level of flouride in their water supply regardless of how much money their family had. >> how is that level determined, isn't that determined at the local level? and could some localities be putting too much flouride in the water? >> it is determined at the local level and it is tested at the local level. and the reason i think it's important for parents to have conversations with their doctors is that now there are other sources of flouride. flouride in tooth paste and vitamins that children receive that have flouride in them. understanding what, are you drinking bottled water or drinking water from your system those are important questions to have. if you are in a community that is not putting flouride in the water at all and you should find it on yo

if you are a wild eyed partizan who is a abused your power and targeted your political enemies at doj or the fbi, well, your bags because your job is done. and that means number five, we will enforce the law, especially against university across this country. the anti semitic protest we've seen at universities will end next year. if you violently protest, if you threaten your fellow students, you will be arrested, you will be expelled. and if a foreigner, you will deported. and we're going to say the department of justice and the fbi follow, the money go after the money, cut off the money. we're going to see universities that tolerate 80 semitism having their federal funds cut off. and when your fellow students around and say, hey, why didn't this happen before or why did everyone look the other way at the violence and the threats and the hatred and the bigotry, you're going to be in a position to tell them and we will end the wars with victory. the war and will end this next year and vladimir putin will lose. and the in israel will come to an end and hamas will lose. hezbollah will l

the security of detention facilities where isis fighters are being held as prisoners were cleared eyed about the fact that isis will try to take advantage any vacuum to reestablish its capabilities to create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. in fact, just today, u.s. forces conducted dozens of precision strikes, airstrikes within syria targeting nurses camps that isis operatives third. we will engage with all syrian groups, including within the process. led by the united nations, to establish a transition away from the assad regime toward an independent sovereign and independent. independent. i say it again, sovereign syria is a new constitution, new government that serves all syrians. this process will be determined by the syrian people themselves. the united states will do whatever we can to support them, including through humanitarian relief, to help restore syria. after more than a decade of war and generation, the brutality by the assad family. and finally, we will remain vigilant. make no mistake, some of the rebel groups that took down assad have their own grim record o

this is part of a new 11 song album just released by blue eyed grass. so this is a five member tm.y really want to help save mount diablo. save mount diablo is also a nonprofit which has been dedicated to preserving the beautiful park that looms largely over walnut creek and the rest of the east bay. music and nature at its core is just so special and will make them appreciative not only of our music, but of nature as well. we hope the album will inspire people to think more deeply about our natural world, and understand the work that save mount diablo. blue eyed grass will hold an album release party fundraiser for save mount diablo on december 21st from 3 to 5. this is at luigi's deli and market in martinez. now, the album is already available on major online music platforms. and guess what? you can see more of this when you join us for today in the bay. early in the morning with on every day 5 to 7, monday through friday. and remember mount diablo in my heart. i love you too. all right. i'm marcus washington. back to you. i love marcus's voice. i know he's such a great singer. h

we are being clear eyed about what we can accomplish in the courts, but we are going to try.so is going to take that national effort. i think any civil rights lawyer throughout time will tell you the courts are one part of it, but it takes a national movement. so there are going to be harsh things that are going to happen, that we are not going to stop and we are clear eyed about that. there are egregious things like family separation where we all need to come together and say wait, that is not what we meant about immigration reform. >> let me play another clip from the film and show folks the impact. >> when did you become aware of separations? >> our field staff started to notice very young kids, tender age, anyone below five. that is kind of unusual, most of the time when you have a kid that young yard traveling with a parent. jim delacruz was the supervisor of all the federal field staff. he had his team keep a spreadsheet. it was growing, growing, growing with the number of kids. >> one of the issues i raised to scott loyd as a concern was we ran out of meds for babies.

you're on the crashed on wednesday, killing fizzy eyed people. the kremlin says it's a defense systems were responding to where ukrainian drawn strike as the plane attempted to land. the as a by john airlines. pine was heading to the city of close the end of russia, but disappeared off the rider and lighted crashed and neighboring catholics. done early at the united states said an external width and was responsible for the crash . they'll send your battery has more now from most guy, the russian presidents made a phone call or to the president of us advice on how a leo and during this phone conversation, write a report and expressed a deep regret about this tragic incident that took place over russian skies on december 25th as the passenger plane that kills and they've cut back, crushed and killed. 38 people and injured 29 others. now that i'm referring to is not a man who was accustomed to apologize and, but he did for the fact that this incident happened over russian skies. but he stopped short of cleaning a new responsibility for this a plane

we are being clear-eyed about what we can accomplish in courts and we're going to try.hts lawyer throughout time will tell you the courts are one part of it, but it takes a national movement. and so there are going to be harsh things that are going to happen that we're not going to stop and we're clear-eyed about that, but there are egregious things like family separation where we all need to come together and say, wait, that's not what we meant about immigration reform. >> the other piece is that there are people in the government who come face to face with people impacted. let me play another clip from the film and show folks a couple of them. >> when did you become aware of separations? >> our field staff started to notice very young kids, tender age, anyone below five. that's kind of unusual, right? because most often when you have a kid that young, they're traveling with a parent. >> jim de la cruz was the supervisor of all the federal field staff. he had his team keep our spreadsheet. it was growing, growing, growing with the number of kids. >> one of the issues i

it will require that those of us committed to securing peace and prosperity are clear-eyed about the means that put these ends within reach. i'm so proud to navigate by the same unmoving stars. the same unchanging principles. as so many

. # where have you been, my blue—eyed son? a complete unknown — a portrait of bob dylan's early years. timothee chalamet shines as the young dylan, but some of the best performances come from the supporting cast, from monica barbaro asjoan baez and elle fanning as dylan's girlfriend. # i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways#. i know you're not the most comfortable person with people. i'm not? no. - in fifth place, a real pain — twojewish cousins go on a tour of holocaust sites in poland. it's a road trip movie and character study. it stars the very talented kieran culkin and jesse eisenberg, who also directed the film with great skill. at numberfour, the room next doorfrom spanish film—maker pedro almodovar, his first film in the english language. i'll sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day it's already happened. great performances from tilda swinton and julianne moore make this story that revolves around euthanasia strangely life affirming. people — can't stand �*em. at number three, h

it will require that those of us committed to securing peace and prosperity are clear-eyed about the means that put these ends within reach. i'm so proud to navigate by the same unmoving stars. the same unchanging principles. as so many of you here at a.e.i. once again, thank you so much for this great honor >> after accepting the 2020 for crystal award, mitch mcconnell sat down with aei's president for a fireside chat discussing the geopolitical landscape and necessity of president-elect trump's nominees to undergo a regular senate confirmation process. >> i'm going to start with something easy and ask, what was the key factor in you winning back the republican majority in this recent senate election? what would you say in your role as an electoral strategist was the key thing that made that victory happen? sen. mcconnell: it's tempting, of course, to give us all the credit. but the fact of the matter is i think in the end the election was a referendum on two things. the cost of living and the open border. which really, the democratic nominee for president really couldn't separate h

black-eyed peas and greens. was always told that the peas represent change and the greens represent money. like dollar pills. take a lot more greens then peas. >> katie: black-eyed peas and green. maybe wear little more white although if you are accident prone like me. >> joey: get that colorful underwear thing going. >> kevin: i knew you were going to say that. >> joey: if you are not who is going to call you out. >> katie: hanging onions on the door another interesting. after the break a former israeli hostage who escaped hamas shares her experience and fight to bring her american husband home. ♪ throughout its history, the mission of hillsdale college has been to develop the minds and improve the hearts of its students. as a commitment to this mission, every student signs an honor code. a hillsdale college student is honorable in conduct, honest in word and deed, dutiful in study and service, and respectful of the rights of others. through education the student rises to self-government. jen b asks, "how can i

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eis is eliminated is whose docket expired, how are we doing on the back wall? >> thank you for raising that important contract that the california service center and i understand, thank you for the work that you've done to help us promote our hiring fair so we can bring on some of the contract workers. we will continue to do those and appreciate the cooperation and help to promote. i want to note we are moving away from paper based filing, where paper-based filing has continued we are moving to a system of digitization and that is why we have become more able to become efficient or prophecy under processing and the california service center was deemed at the way that we used to do business were now moving into a new phase in meeting new things and were bringing on individuals to help us. and give us some information on the backlog give me an answer. >> i'm proud of the work that we have done to eliminate and get towards eliminating the backlog and it was very large were relented undulated in 2021. >> two years running and we are on track to continue to do that.

between these rebel force that have taken over and terrorist organizations saying that he is clear-eyed about the window of opportunity that this shift in power could provide isis in the region and shortly after the speech we learned from the military it conducted over 75 strikes on isis targets in syria with the goal of preventing them from having this window of opportunity to resurge in power. this really is putting a large focus on the roughly 900 u.s. forces that are currently stationed in different parts of syria. it is, right now it is not clear that they are under any sort of increased threat by these syrian rebel groups, the president in that speech committed to keeping those forces there. but also committed to providing continued support and protection of those forces, jonathan? >>> what did we hear from the president? >>> he struck a very cautiously optimistic tone. i think that was the main takeaway. he basically said that the syrians would be the ones to forge their own future here. he said that the u.s. would be the one lending a helping hand in helping them be able to do t

>> also prominently featured in this double episode is one of nancy's other major characters, wide eyed favorite ralph wiggum. i'm ralph wiggum, and i've been a good boy. how is ralph different from bart's voice? >> oh, drastically. bart is really simple to do. i just push him like he's like, here in my throat. here ralph is. i don't know where he is. somewhere in my head he's floating around saying, nancy, your niece is sabrina carpenter. >> yeah. >> that's right. >> have you given her any advice as to how to survive this excitement of show business? i know i got him so bad. >> you x don't do it for you. >> yeah, what can i say? she knew at age six years old that she wanted to work for disney. that was her dream. at age six. she just has created her own path and i don't. i wouldn't be surprised someday. she's an egot. >> now. the colleagues at disney. >> i know our thanks to chris connelly for that. the simpsons oh come all ye faithful premieres today on disney plus. >> now, did you guys know that the simpsons is older than danny knew? >> i'm not surprised. danny is like 20. >> so dann

in that speech he saidhe was clear eyed about not just the connections that the rebel groups have tod about the window of opportunity that this gives isis to resurge in this region. after his speech we learned the u.s. military conducted strikes on over 75 isis targets in syria to prevent exactly that. the main focus right now for at least the biden administration are the roughly 900 u.s. troops and american contractors stationed inside syria. the big question now is going to be how the biden administration and in just over 40 days the incoming trump administration is going to work and coordinate and communicate with these new leaders and whether they could block u.s. efforts to prevent resurgence in the region. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, (♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders

conversations with each other as to post-election analysis will continue to be ongoing and be candid, clear-eyed and comprehensive but at the same time constructive. what is clear what has emerged from the conversations to date is that it will be important for us to toke cuss on driving down the high cost of living for every day americans, working class americans, middle class americans and everyone in this country who aspires to be part of the middle class. grocery prices, too high. gas prices have been too high. child care costs, too expensive. and housing costs way too expensive all across america. and the one narrative that clearly emerged from this election is that the american people want us to work together to golf problems on their behalf and in particular drive down the high cost of living. reporter: i want to go back quickly to the gavel races, particularly in the ag committee, ranking member scott is a member of the c.d.c. i know that you have stayed neutral in the process but do you think other c.b.c. members since you haven't taken up a position? mr. jeffries: not a single member of

. >> we're clear eyed about the fact that isis will try to take advantage of any vacuum to reestablish its capabilities and to create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. >> james, thanks for that. now to the war in ukraine and a weekend meeting between president elect trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy. they were brought together by french president macron in paris during the reopening of notre dame of the notre dame theater, a cathedral. trump telling the new york post that zelenskyy, quote, wants to make peace. trump says they didn't get into details, but he said he's formulating a concept to end the war, which he called ridiculous. >> trump is also discussing some of the top priorities of his second term. trump told nbc news that he didn't believe american consumers would be financially hurt by his proposed tariffs on america's biggest trade partners, but he was unable to offer any guarantees. >> can you guarantee american families won't pay more? >> i can't guarantee anything. i can't guarantee tomorrow. but i can say that if you look at my just pre-covid, we had the gr

>> my blue eyed son?complete unknown tells the story of how bob dylan went from a 19 year old with five bucks in his pocket, to becoming one of the biggest musical stars of the day, all in less than three years. while the real bob dylan hasn't seen the movie. he has given praise to timothee chalamet, the young actor who plays him. >> when one of these greats looks down from the mountaintop and a pat on the back in some way, regardless of the movie, it was a great feeling. >> how does it feel? i hope that the younger generation can experience bob dylan, the way that we all experience bob dylan at 12, 13, 15 in our teens. >> the actress, who plays joan baez, did plenty of research, finding her biggest inspiration in a book. joan wrote, go away from my window and just try to get, you know, a piece of her essence in the film as opposed to mimicking her or trying to be perfect, trying to control it. and if you're wondering about the music in the movie, no lip syncing here. >> once upon a time, you dressed so f

this is part of the new 11 song album just released by blue eyed grass, the five member band. they want to help save mount diablo. that's not just saying save. mount diablo is actually a nonprofit which has been dedicated to preserving the beautiful park that looms largely over walnut creek and the rest of the east bay. music and nature at its core is just so special and will make them appreciative not only of our music, but of nature as well. we hope the album will inspire people to think more deeply about our natural world and understand the work of save mount diablo. so if you like that and you want more, blue eyed grass will be holding an album release party fundraiser to save mount diablo on december 21st. this is from 3 to 5 over at luigi's deli and market in martinez. now the album is already available now on major online music platforms, so go out and download it, i like it, i mean, you can't just ask people for money always, right? sometimes you give them something and then you get that transaction. it's mount diablo in my heart. all right. well, this is also trending

the ei as it exists today has been for the students we work with more a part of the problem than the solution. which is to say, it's almost best case scenario for the de office to be useless on these issues. the worst case is for them to propagandize and ideology oppressors and the oppressed. jewish students are stereotyped of being privilege. there are universities that we don't hear from. where students don't call us on the phone complaining. but as per universities that are doing the right thing. i could say that there are universities that have done a few things that i think are positive steps. sometimes in response to legal complaints. for example, i think that this university has recently taken a number of steps that are helpful. ranging from policies limiting masking or requiring people in masks to identify themselves upon being asked. relating to limitations across-the-board on encampments. also i would argue that their policy on the use of the working definition with respect to identifying the intent by which discriminatory action is taking place. one of you has recently ind

sorry, guys, i'm getting a little a little teary eyed on this one, yeah, i think that they've all done a phenomenal job and unfortunately for our family, we'll never stop fighting for bob's legacy. >>>>now, he has been charged with murder in the first degree, which carries 26 years to life in prison. but the jury is also told to consider murder in the second degree or manslaughter. both voluntary and involuntary. no matter what verdict the jury comes to, the judge said, it must be unanimous. now, again the waiting game begins and will be on standby until the jury reaches their verdict. >>>>now this all comes after the defense made their closing arguments on tuesday. they told jurors that he acted in self defense in the stabbing of the cash app founder. they played a black and white surveillance video showing lee from earlier in the night that he was killed. defense lawyers claimed it showed him snorting cocaine from a knife. they offered that as a counter to the prosecution's argument that lee was not carrying a knife >>>>he's holding the same exact shape size of the knife that was fou

. >> we're clear-eyed about the fact that isis will try to take advantage of any vacuum, to reestablish its credibility and create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. >> the president then ordered more than 75 precision airstrikes on sunday. central command claims there are no indications of civilian casualties so far. >>> now to a nbc news exclusive interview with donald trump. the president-elect's first broadcast interview since winning back the white house. speaking with nbc's kristen welker, mr. trump says he is actively trying to end the war in ukraine but say it's possible th the u.s. will not send as much aid when he returns to office. nbc's chris pollone joins us now from d.c. with all of this. chris, good morning. the president-elect was also asked about his plans for the mass deportations. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, that's right. good morning to you. mr. trump explained that his program would begin with people who have criminal histories, but he says the u.s. has to deport everyone who entered the country illegally and vows to end the right enumerated in the constitut

así ei en las tardes. gracias por acompanarnos. nos vemos manana. >> esta noche.nodura contra el robo. entra en vigor en c california la proposicion 36 que convierte en delito grave el hurto menor a los 950 $. el proposito es combatir los robos expres conocidos como smash and grab. no quedara impune. esa es la promesa del secretario de seguridad y proteccion ciudadana de mexico tras el primer asesinato en culiacan de uno de sus investigadores en mas de 100 dias de narcoguerra. deportacion polemica. una madre indocumentada es expulsada del pais con sus cuatro hijos pequenos, cuando, segun ella, por complicaciones de su embarazo, no llego a su cita migratoria. pero cuando la r reagendo y se presento, la deportaron. tenemos su testimonio. pedir prestado saldra un poquito mas barato. hoy la reserva federal realiza el tercero y ultimo recorte del ano. en la tasa de interes. se rebajo 1/4 de punto porcentual y el piloto mexicano de formula uno, sergio el checo perez, le dice adios a la escuderia de red bull tras cuatro temporadas, pero sera un adios definitivo al deport

. >> johnson you've been at the tip of the spear in responsible ai at ei you. what are your thoughts? >> we have been telling our vendors when they submit their solutions that has anything to do with ai. here's the confusion as the three months ago the vendors will say yes to. it's the responsible ai guidelines that we develop with none other than cmu and in our solicitations what we are trying to do is to ensure ai programs are built with fairness accountability and transparency in the guideline is a step-by-step guidance document. we are asking the vendors when you propose make sure your technology abides by the also for our program for a prototype to graduate into production but they will have checks and balances to make sure the graduating capability of the product abides by the responsible ai guidelines. the past few years we have had 11 projects, 18 vendors across three portfolios in the capabilities adopted by each agency. i don't want to misrepresent them. all of them have solid evidence of their capabilities. >> i'm glad we weren't talking about the re

revoking the ei. now, ei. now, any education system in this country or anything that has federal funds that is promoting and endorsing dei, diversity, equity, and inclusion, the president plans revoke federal dollars. what is that saying? he goes back to something i thought about with carter g. woods and his book "miseducation of the negro." now, resident like donald trump is going to make it worse. >> axios described all of this. summarize some of it really well. they call it a really shock and awe campaign to lay the foundation for his second term . you think of day one more about changing policy? a pr event to generate headlines? could it be both? what are you looking for on january 20th? >> yeah. i think three mechanisms of the traditional how a bill becomes a law. that can't happen on day one. regulatory rulemaking. that cannot happen on day one. so what can happen by executive order or executive action? and you do see every president who has come in, in recent times, with a list of executive actions. fro

my blue eyed son? >>>>timothee chalamet stars in two of the nominees for best motion picture drama.he bob dylan biopic a complete unknown. rounding out the category are the brutalist the vatican thriller conclave, nickel boys and september 5th. chalamet, who received a best actor nod for a complete unknown, is just one major star to score a nomination. others include zendaya angelina jolie and denzel washington who earned a nomination for his role in gladiator two. on the television side, in the best television drama category, the nominees are the day of the jackal, the diplomat, mr. and mrs. smith shogun, slow horses and squid game. and for best television comedy or musical, the nominees are abbott elementary the bear, the gentleman, hacks nobody wants this. and only murders in the building. nikki glaser will host the golden globes live sunday, january 5th on cbs and streaming on paramount plus >>>>and taylor swift took her final bow last night. this was in vancouver, where she wrapped up the highest grossing musical tour of all time. 149 shows across 51 cities on five continents.

and an eagle eyed citizen who helped nab the man who police say murdered the ceo. >> i really couldn't put it on one thing, but if i had to, it would be the release of that photograph from the media. >> mangione appeared for a preliminary arraignment shortly after his arrest on gun and forgery charges. he is being held without bail and did not enter a plea. when we come back, double trouble and a soul survivor identical twin sisters in a deadly crash, only one walked away from. was i an accident or a murder? >> how would you describe the skin on your neck as you age? >> so here's what people don't tell you. once you turn 50, your neck starts to get wrinkles. >> extra skin here. very bad crepey neck. >> finally, there is a cream that targets the crepey loose skin on your neck. it's called decla derm. and in as little as two weeks you can see visible results. decla derm combines the strength of two clinically tested wrinkle fighters, retinol and bakuchiol, delivering a mega boost of collagen supporting ingredients that visibly smooth the skin surface, restoring the look of firmness to th

an eagle eyed mcdonalds employee hailed as a hero by police after spotting a man resembling the shooterunned down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson last week in midtown manhattan. and calling 911. here's abc's investigative correspondent aaron katersky. reporter. >> today, an arrest in the manhunt that has gripped the nation. >> when officers arrived, they made contact with the male who had a face mask on. that male was asked to remove his face mask and officers immediately recognized him as a suspect in the new york city shooting. >> 26 year old luigi mangione is the suspect in the december fourth shooting death of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, and now facing second degree murder and other charges in new york. >> some dark corners. this killer is being hailed as a hero. hear me on this. he is no hero. >> initially, he was charged in pennsylvania with five offenses, including forgery, carrying a firearm without identification, tampering with records, possession of instruments of crime, and providing false identification to law enforcement. >> this is a message to the criminal e

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. >> a nationwide manhunt is finally over, thanks to an eagle eyed diner at a mcdonald's and a rookie officer in the suspect has ties to the bay area. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. police say they got him. we're learning new details tonight about the arrest of a suspect in last week's killing of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in new york city. >> we are sharing luigi mangione's mugshot because of the intense nationwide interest in this case. he was taken into custody today in altoona, pennsylvania. that's nearly 300 miles from new york. >> and tonight we obtained this video of him in police custody. you can watch as he's taken out of the back seat of the car and escorted into the courthouse by a number of officers. mangione remains in the custody of the pennsylvania department of corrections, pending hisof extradition to new york. we've yet to receive an update on the timing of that extradition. >> the nypd has filed second degree murder charges and other charges against him. that's according to an online court docket. the docket shows

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