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i'm honor and privileged to be joined by police commissioner jessica tish. first and foremost, i want to extend my deepest condolences to mr. thompson's loved ones and colleagues. his family deserves our respect, as they continue to grieve. our work will never be able to undo the fact that a life was lost. we are here to announce that luigi mangione, the defendant, is charged with one count of murder in the first-degree, and two counts of murder in the second-degree. including one count of murder in the second-degree as an act of terrorism. for the brazen, targeted and premeditated shooting of brian thompson. who, as you know, was the ceo of united health care. this case was made possible by the collaborate efforts of the phenomenal public servants you see before you today. and so many others who are not here. i'm honored to lead the manhattan district attorney's office and privileged to serve alongside assistant district attorneys joel sideman, kristin bailey and zammary caplan who were working from the outset, hand in hand with the greatest police departme

alvin bragg at 3:30, scheduled to hold a press conference along with nypd commissioner jessica tish andith this indictment now handed up, governor kathy hochul's office says as soon as she receives that she will put forward the formal request for contradiction of luigi mangione from pennsylvania to new york. it is called a governor's warrant. that is the formal request that needs to be filed. and at this point the hearing for that is going to be held on thursday morning at 8:30 a.m. in pennsylvania again, luigi mangione now being charged with one count of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder along with weapons charges in the fatal shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson scott. >> thank you just a reminder, when that news conference takes place in about ten minutes, we think, 3:30, presumably a few blocks from here with the manhattan d.a. bragg, we will take you there live, among other officials expected to speak as well. in the meantime, to seema mody now for a look at the biggest names moving into the close. >> 37 minutes left in trade. teva pharmaceutical

alvin bragg along with the nypd commissioner, jessica tish announced 11 total counts in the indictment in lieu indictment in lieu we weeky mangione's case. including one count of criminal possession of weapon in the fourth degree. there are 11 counts total. we have been expecting this indictment for days now. already he had been charged with second degree murder in new york. and the speculation had been that this would escalate to first degree. what we also heard the d.a. spell out is that there is a terrorism component to this case. a cultural story around this case now. that they are going to be painting a picture of luigi mangione's actions in court, and essentially telling the story of how he not only planned the murder of the healthcare ceo but also committed this murder, they allege, with the goal of creating a cultural movement of sorts around it, to the potential threats to other corporate ceos, people intentionally trying to do copycat crimes and even reshaping the conversation around american healthcare policies. all of which we have seen evidence of in the last several days,

jessica tish, the commissioner here said we used new-age technology and didn't say what it was. san francisco had information days before about him they weren't sharing. you have to make this kind of stuff public if you do have folks that are idolizing him or a story that captivated the national consciousness at this point and we deserve to know. >> the justice system will take care of him. a lot of evidence against him. there's a lot of people not mangione that are glorifying him. you are pulling up research saying why he's hot. >> kelly, imagine in a conservative young man killed the c.e.o. of planned parenthood, and conservatives were like, murder is wrong but, and he's really hot. that would never fly. never fly in a million years. how do i know this guy is a liberal? because he lived in a commune in hawaii and went to travel by himself to japan to relax. now at that age, if i went to japan to relax in my 20s, my parents would kill me. i was supposed to have a job. to work and he was relaxing in japan. now, the democrats can't complain about healthcare because they just had

and nypd commissioner jessica tish said among the evidence investigators are looking at is a manifestohealth care industry. he had a three-page document with him according to senior law enforcement officials when he was arrested. it reads in part, i do apologize for any traumas but it had to be done. frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. he criticized the broader health care industry in the u.s., large corporations and specifically united health care. now police have not discussed whether the writings specifically targeted uhc ceo brian thompson but this continues to be what one police official calls a very polarized case. the deputy chief of altoona said there were threats against the officers that arrested him at the mcdonald's and the department as well. back over to you. >> bertha, thank you. >>> well, members of the public have been vocalizing issues with the u.s. health care system in the aftermath of this the ceo killing. so some going as far as to criticize the mcdonald's employee for alerting the police of the alleged killer's whereabouts and joining us to help analyz

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

on behalf of the new york city mayor eric adams, my boss police commissioner jessica tish.ant to extend, once again their appreciation again to the altoona police department, to your leadership team federal, state, local authorities and especially to the customer at the mcdonald's that seen something, say something to the mcdonald's employee that called 911. and reported this individual inside of their restaurant. the behind me the detectives, some of these detectives behind me haven't been home since tuesday when this incident happened. they have been working this case tirelessly around the clock looking for. that's dedication. that's -- their commitment to bringing this individual to justice. and on behalf of the mayor and the police commissioner they send their thanks and appreciation to you as well. there is a message to the criminal element that think that they want to commit a crime in new york city and cross state lines, county lines. the message is very clear. police commissioner tish's police department will find you and bring you to justice. just look behind me. t

the port facility in pennsylvania so the new york city mayor eric adams and police commissioner jessica tish were unseen win this really dramatic moment unfolded just a short time ago at the helipad on wall street to witness all of this the suspect who triggered a nationwide manhunt returned to new york city and handcuffs. >> we wanted to personally be here to show the symbolism of leading from the front. the apprehension caxton of these detectives tonight they will finally sleep after this person has been brought to justice in new york city. >> alexis mcadams reporting live from federal court in lower manhattan hello lexus. >> high martha we've been watching this case closely for days and so has become prepared as you mentioned there to look luigi mangione gave the cameras police sources tell me he has been conical uncollected and seemed confident this morning telling one investigator walked into that car that he recently got a haircut in the jail in pennsylvania and was feeling good as he knew he was being transferred here to new york city to face those charges as he said he is in the cour

on behalf of the new york city mayor, eric adams, my boss, police commissioner jessica tish wants to extend, once again, appreciation to the altoona police department, to your leadership team, the federals, state, local authorities and especially to the customer at the mcdonald's that seen something, said something to the mcdonald's employee that called 911 and reported this individual inside of their restaurant. the men and women behind me. the detectives, some of these detectives i have behind me have not been home since tuesday when this incident happened. they have been working this case tirelessly, around-the- clock. when they got that call they jumped in their police car and raced down here to see if it was the individual that we were looking for. that is dedication. that is commitment, their commitment to bringing this individual to justice, those people are stand beg hind me. on behalf of the mayor and the police commissioner they send their thanks and appreciation to you as well. here is a message to the criminal element that think they want to commit a crime in new york cit

alexis mcadams just spoke with the police commissioner jessica tish and what did you learn? first time to sit down one-on-one with the commission here of the n.y.p.d. the first thing that we want to get straight to the viewers is this murder investigation that started on the streets of new york city turned into a nationwide man hunt. they want anyone who is listening to take a close look at the pictures. they have his d.n.a. possibly. they are run through different systems hoping for a hit but they need your help. watch. >> do you believe that the suspect as this left new york and why? >> we do. we have reason to believe the suspect or person of interest may have left new york city and so we want to get the photo out to a national audience. and we want all your viewers to take a good look at the photo. if you recognize the person, call 1-800-577-tips. our detectives chase down every lead that we get. but we need your audience to help us out. and let us know if they recognize the person. >> reporter: ok so the chief of detectives was sitting there alongside the commissioner b

chief taking questions from reporters after informing everybody and we heard from nypd commission jessica tisht ago that they have identified the suspect in the shooting of the unitedhealthcare ceo. all they could tell us about motivation is he seemed to have ill will towards corporate america. i'm sure we'll be finding outs more in the days to come. >>> as we turn back to wall street news this afternoon. we have had quite a deal flow. omni omnicom, and mondelez reportedly eyeing a take over of hershey. my next guest is seeing more deal flow than he has seen in a decade, and says that's the next sector ripe for consolidation is his own. banking. joining me is john steinmetz. >> good to be with you. >> quite a different landscape as we head into 2025. do you think the election is playing a role in that? >> absolutely. there's been a sense of renewed optimism within corporate america, not only in banking but the economy as a whole. we're seeing that in the markets. i'm excited about possibly a spark of m&a as policies begin to apply again. >> you're texas-based, that is right? >> dallas based. >

wider audience to see the picture outside of new york city that's new york police commissioner jessica tish talking with cnn's shimon prokupecz. >> he joins us shortly with more from that conversation commissioner tish and chief of detectives joseph kenny was also part of that. now, again, this is who they now want people outside of new york to look out for the man who they said came here by bus ten days before the killing and who they now say also left by bus, not from the busy port authority terminal in midtown, but one more, one more than six miles farther uptown. next to the george washington bridge. it's a much smaller bus depot known mostly to new yorkers in that area and upper manhattan we have video of him entering the port authority bus terminal. >> we don't have any video of him exiting, so we believe he may have gotten on a bus so investigators say that his journey there began on foot at the crime scene in midtown manhattan. >> then on e-bike into central park after his execution style slaying, he exited the park around 77th street, which is 23 blocks a mile or so from where the

and just a few moments ago, we already heard from the mayor and the nypd commissioner, jessica tish,laid out the extensive plans the city has to make sure revelers are kept safe. that includes numerous officers who are going to be in uniform and a whole lot of plain clothes officers. mayor eric adams explained that was to help handle any elements of surprise. they're also going to have officers in helicopters out on boats in the water, and they're also going to be using dogs throughout the day and then well into the night. already, they're setting up barricades all over the city. if you're planning to be part of the festivities, you should know they're going to have checkpoints on sixth and eighth avenues. you're going to expect long lines and bag checks. they're going to make sure people don't have major backpacks, big duffel bags. you can't bring big bottles of alcohol. if you're planning to party, check the rules in the city first so you're not turned away. there's going to be a major presence way beyond what you see behind me here. on the fun side of things, that crystal ball tha

new york city police commissioner jessica tish says this does not appear to be a random act of violence. it appears the suspect was lying in wait for several minutes . the wait for several minutes. the tories bid to overturn labour's controversial farmers inheritance tax rate has failed after being thrown out in the commons today. >> the ayes to the right of 181. the noes to the left, 339. >> the conservatives had tabled a motion to condemn the tax, but after a vote in parliament it failed by 339 votes to 181. labour had faced internal division, however, over the vote, with some of sir keir starmer's own mps vowing to not break their word on their party's manifesto promise not to introduce changes to agricultural property relief. the government amendment was accepted without the need for a formal vote. police in germany have carried out a major series of dawn raids targeting people smugglers who who bring migrants to the uk in small boats. more than 500 officers have launched operations in several cities, with the uk authorities supporting the crackdown. the smugglers are accused of fac