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to those two pictures we keep showing, i am told this person at mcdonald's, possibly mcdonald's employeeen though the one at the hospital is clear, you can see his eyes, eyebrows, features, in a cast that is what they recognize. i think that looks like that guy in the picture appeared to it takes one last tip that is what happened in this case. they have him in for questioning at a local police department altoona, pennsylvania. we have a crew going on the ground but a wild story so we will have to see exactly what happens. sending it back to you. >> john: if they have somebody in altoona, pennsylvania, in a weapon so what are the divers looking for in the pond? >> it is interesting, john, to see what he threw in there but i don't think they knew. it happened so quickly and on "america's newsroom" they didn't know if a break in the case. we will wait to see if they pulled the divers out now. we will see if they continued the search. we will have to see what happens. supposedly, like a pecan, john. >> john: alexis mcadams from central park and coming up we will speak with nypd lieutenant o

i don't know if you know who this mcdonald's employee is. one of your constituents, it seems uh, identified him. and the only reason that this case has been cracked, assuming it has is that this mcdonald's employee in altoona recognized the assailant. from the photos that have been on t.v.. >> jake, this was a courageous employee. a restaurant employee at mcdonald's on plank road in altoona, pennsylvania. and not only did she see something not only did she say something, she did something. she alerted the altoona police department, who responded quickly and detained this individual. this person who was suspect and highly suspect. but she was very courageous, asking him to remain there while the police arrived and to be able to do that. i hope this will put an end to the ongoing investigation. i think that having someone in hand right now having the fbi and the new york police department in altoona, pennsylvania continuing that investigation, will allow many people to rest at ease so what did she say to the suspect? >> as far as you know, she

tyler fry arrived at this mcdonald's. when the officers asked him if he had been to new york recently, he started to shake and was nervous. >> he was wearing a blue medical mask. as soon as he pulled it down, we recognized him immediately, just from what we saw in the media come with photos, videos, we didn't think twice about it. we knew that was the guy. he was very cooperative with us. rico he gave police this fake i.d. which is the same new jersey fake i.d. used by the killer of united health care ceo brian thompson, who was killed last week. as we wrap this up, the extradition hearing is at 1:30 p.m. today here in blair county, pennsylvania. he will decide whether or not he is going to fight his extradition. if he doesn't, he could be moved to new york city to fight charges. one last thing, police hearsay the mcdonald's, as well as officer fry and the police department had received threats from the public ever since the story became public. >> now to join us, alexis mcadams here with his potential motive. >> we are s

the ceo of unitedhealthcare gunned down, the man hunt ending at a mcdonald's. today, we're asking a former fbi special agent how do you track down the fugitive? and public sympathy could play a role. we'll have the conversation coming up in a few minutes. >>> but with first a look at your news headlines. general motors pumping the brakes on cruise. it will stop funding its autonomous vehicle. gm bought cruise in 2016, but ran into a roadblock after one of its cars dragged a pedestrian. accusing cruise of covering up key details in that crash. >>> san francisco is on track for a 60-year low in homicide rates this year. it is thanks to a data driven evidence based crime reduction strategy they put in place. police say they targeted the root cause of where violent crime was happening in order to drive down homicide rates. gun violence both fatal and non-fatal decreased this year compared to last. but they understand losing one person is too many. >> the loss of one life destroys a community. whether it is the family ort people who love them, the friends. i think a

imagine being in a mcdonald's as a worker in altoona, pennsylvania. it is a rural area and you look to the side somebody eating at mcdonald's and says, i think this is the suspect they are looking for in the murder of the ceo and manhattan. this is hundreds of miles away. let's pull up the pictures to keep all of the elements up at the same time. this person of interest, they call a person of interest and then suspect but it doesn't matter because they released his name. to this identified as luigi mangione was x ivy league student and actually went to upn but grew up in maryland, sandra where i went and told valedictorian of high school class. this is a barely intelligent in the classroom at least person who had a background in tech. he was able to get into the ivy league school upn. he was going to be engineering student i am told that i don't know if the graduate and his family lived in maryland area so you have to put yourself in his shoes to think about mom and dad getting a call right now we have your son in custody because they believe he is co

we sent it across the country and someone a mcdonald's employee, did something. we ask every american to do if you see something say something. but most importantly, do something and they did. and because of that, we believe we have a strong person of interest to deal with this case. i want to now turn it over to the police commissioner of the city of new york, commissioner tish thank you, mayor good afternoon everyone. >> earlier this morning in altoona pennsylvania, members of the altoona police department arrested luigi mangione, a 26 year old male, on firearms charges at this time, he is believed to be our person of interest in the brazen, targeted murder of brian thompson ceo of unitedhealthcare last wednesday in midtown manhattan. the suspect was in a mcdonald's and was recognized by an employee who then called local police. responding officers questioned the suspect, who was acting suspiciously and was carrying multiple fraudulent ids, as well as a u.s. passport. upon further investigation officers recovered a firearm on his person as well as a suppressor.

now, to extend the mcdonald's metaphor a little bit, if i build a mcdonald's somewhere, i find or mcdonald's helps me find a local baker who's going to make the bread that is going to be the bun. are there going to be these sorts of suppliers in these various countries that you plan to sell these factories in a box to? sure. i mean, we can talk about supply chain. supply chain is the bloodline of any manufacturing and any company. really what we are doing at helix is making sure that we design the vehicle in such a way that we can go anywhere in the world, and procure, let's say, 60 to 80% of that supply chain. we call it a monolithic supply set. essentially, it's all in the way we've designed them. and how we bring on board potential suppliers and what expertise that they need, the least expertise that they actually need, the larger access we have to local providers. now, why not just manufacture these in one central location? i mean, lots of companies do that. detroit might have a few car factories here and there, but if you want a ford, the chances are it came from one of just a couple of

> a mcdonald's employee did something. we ask every american to do, if you see something say something. but most importantly, do something and they did. >> reporter: altoona police taking mangione into custody on gun changes. police say he had this ghost gun, that may have been made with a 3d printer -- similar to the weapon used to kill thompson -- along with a suppressor, or silencer. they also found three handwritten pages that police sources tell abc news express anger at the insurance industry and could speak to his motivation and mindset. >> it does seem that he had some ill will toward corporate america. >> reporter: officials say mangione had clothing and a mask consistent with the suspect's, a passport and multiple fake i.d.s, including this fake new jersey license used to check into that hostel in new york city. >> we know he has ties to san francisco, california, and his last known address was honolulu, hawaii. he has no prior arrest history in new york. >> reporter: mangione had a masters in engineering from th

he alerts the mcdonald's employee there.they recognize the person but they took action and called the police. people i have talked to after these things have wound up and you are saying why did you call? they are like well, i didn't really think that could happen here in altoona. the courage to call really turns the public into some extra eyes and ears for law enforcement, which is really one of the most important things. >> ainsley: don't you agree the cops got a lot of calls. lots of people recognize those bushy eyebrows or recognized his face when he took the mask off. people from penn that he went to school with or went to high school with even family members. >> yes, ma'am. i think. so and that's going to be a hard call if you are looking at the news or information on your phone and you are looking is that really him? could that really be it? a lot of times people talk themselves out there. no way that can be the person i know. but what he v. learned in law enforcement is expect the uninspected. so, kudos to the employe

so it was the mcdonald's of like you, the case.ten. >> also recovered was a fraudulent new jersey i.d. matching the idr suspect used to check into his new york city hostel before the shooting incident. additionally officers recovered a handwritten document that speaks to both his motivation and his mind-set. >> so at this time he is in altoona, pennsylvania,, nypd just got there, sandra, they will go and tried to talk to him about this ongoing investigation where they say he is a suspect in the case in the murder of brian thompson in midtown manhattan. at this time he has not been talking the suspect to the altoona police department periods name is luigi mangione. he had that fake i.d. from new jersey. the fake i.d. is important for people wondering what that is all about. years that fake i.d. a few blocks from where i am right now to check into a new york city hostel right before the murder. he was here for 10 days and then he hopped on a bus and went to altoona, pennsylvania, wear now police believe they have their guy. so i will

so what is the ronald mcdonald house? well, they serve is a home away from home for the families of seriously ill children while they get care often in the hospital. and i'm joined now by kristen young from the ronald mcdonald house in charlotte. how are you doing? great. thanks so much for coming to visit us. so we're with these families be this time of year in particular without the ronald mcdonald house. yeah, our families, you know, they're going through some of the hardest times of their lives with their children who are in the hospital. so the ronald mcdonald house is here to provide that comforts of home that meal, that hot shower, a laundry room. and right now at the holidays for providing holiday shop and toys and volunteers to help them get ready for the holidays to treat your over here, washing dishes that they got time. illini got time to clean my friend. what makes you want to volunteer i love to see the children's faces. this is down and have a good meal have a good breakfast in the morning. just makes your

authority says the map was spotted inside a mcdonald's looking suspicious.tomers called police, according to three senior officials. two senior officials say once he was at the police station officers found not only a similar weapon but a silencer and a fake new jersey i.d. this possible breakthrough coming on day six of the manhunt and on the same day as a source tells us loved ones are gathering at thompson's private funeral. it follows an intense weekend for investigators. the nypd sub ba team has been in the pond, one of the most elite diving teams in the world trained to recover evidence in the murkiest of waters, a backpack was recovered in central park with a jacket and monopoly money inside and police dogs had been searching numerous locations for the gun used to kill thompson. the question now in altoona is, do they now have it. nbc's sam brock reports from new york city. joining us, msnbc national security analyst and former fbi special agent clint watts, law enforcement analyst and former law enforcement executive cred brick alexander and nbc news

always wanted to work at mcdonald's, also always wanted to live in mcdonald's, i want to bathe in thep and have a sleepover with grimace, who may or make cheese says has an enormous, purple ding-dong. and he should no, they shower together. they shower together! [applause] i tell you -- and the fry guys are like wow. we also got some picks of the employee working the drive-through. that post right there was also his post when he drives up to the window. "just toss the filet of fish just right in the old labor hole, i will catch it like a harp seal." [applause] here's trump at the burger window. >> hello, everybody! this is not a normal situation, is it? what a good-looking family! >> thank you! >> how did you produce those good-looking kids? >> stephen: how did you produce those kids? is that an appropriate question? if you're going to ask how kids are made, you don't go to mcdonald's. you go to in and out. [cheers and applause] [laughter] or if it's ivf, jack in the box. [laughter and applause] no surprise, the man who's never had an actual job in his life did not actually work at mc

w and then sitting at a very public place, a mcdonald's. can't imagine many more public places than that, cedric. >> well, that may be suggestive of a number of things. one, clearly, it could be and come to mind to me quite frankly, was he ready to be captured? and clearly, his face has been seen all across the country and around the globe and even though he used this mask a majority of the time, they say he took it off his face, of course, when he put food in his mouth. but also at the same time, you're talking about someone who murdered someone openly in the middle of a street, and attempted to flee. that speaks a lot to his mindset and how he thinks, feels, and views and experiences the world he lives in. so there are also going to be further information, i'm quite sure, that we're going to learn about before the day is over and into tomorrow as well, too. but i do find it interesting at this point, he is still considered a person of interesta they have not announced a formal arrest. i would imagine that's coming later, but that speaks t

he was around at that local mcdonald's after mcdonald's employee recognized mangione nationwide smilingt hostel without his mask. mangione had multiple fake including the new jersey that he used to check into hostel in manhattan. he also had a u.s. passport. police believe he did not intend to fleet country. now, at the mcdonald's police recovered a mask that was consistent with the one used during thompson's shooting. they have also recovered a gun that and a suppresser like the one believed to be used in thompson's murder as of right now the information we are getting from altoona the gun appears to be a ghost gun. may have been made on a 3-d printer. the capability of firing a 9-millimeter round. obviously that will come out during our ballistics testing. >> 26-year-old luigi mangione raised in maryland master's degree computer science ivy league u. penn in 2020. police recovered handwritten flee page document suggesting his motivation and mindset he had ill will toward corporate america but they did not, bret, see any more specific names that would indicate that he was targeting any

one in eight americans having worked at mcdonald's.ching pad for careers? >> when i retired there a number of years ago, so i can't speak for mcdonald's in any way, shape or form, but the foundation of mcdonald's is based on the fact of small businesses, small entrepreneurs, franchisees, building, owning and operating a business in their local community. and mcdonald's is a great entry point for, workers. they have systems, processes, procedures, they've got great training and educational systems. everybody that goes into with mcdonald's is a minimum wage employee and has the opportunity to become a franchisee in the future by becoming a store manager, becoming a supervisor, becoming a consultant and moving up through the organization. they're one of the largest agriculture purchasers in the world with, so if you want to get into purchasing, agriculture, it's a great foundation for the future. the u.s. military used to be the number one recruiting place for businesses, but it's changed now. i think small businesses have become more and

so what is the ronald mcdonald house? well, they serve is a home away from home for the families of seriously ill children while they get care often in the hospital. and i'm joined now by kristen young from the ronald mcdonald house in charlotte. how are you doing? great. thanks so much for coming to visit us. so we're with these families be this time of year in particular without the ronald mcdonald house. yeah, our families, you know, they're going through some of the hardest times of their lives with their children who are in the hospital. so the ronald mcdonald house is here to provide that comforts of home that meal, that hot shower, a laundry room. and right now at the holidays for providing holiday shop and toys and volunteers to help them get ready for the holidays to treat your over here, washing dishes time. illini got time to clean my friend. what makes you want to volunteer i love to see the children's faces. this is down and have a good meal have a good breakfast in the morning. just makes your day like it's

i mean the diner and mcdonald's and the worker in mcdonald's.y're not calling anybody without the photo that the nypd released from that hospital. i mean, that was the key to the whole thing. uh, not saying we got lucky there, but, like, chief joseph kenny said, the chief detectives, that he was not on the radar. this was very good police work. and it's the way the system works. they put that photo out there you guys broadcast it so everyone was aware of it and saw it. and these two people at mcdonald's made the call. i mean, that's fantastic. you know the notice that the da from manhattan is going out to altoona with our guys. here's an interesting piece of inside baseball for you with the nypd and the way we investigate crimes and handle college arrests there are some places in europe when you just you develop your probable cause, you come to your sergeant. boss, i think this is my guy. all right go get him. then you bring him in, you put him in the system, and then you sit down with your prosecutor prosecutor will confirm your probable cause.

we learn more today about what happened at the mcdonald's, the local mcdonald's where the arrest happenedle more detail in the press conference you showed a clip of a moment ago. what we are told is that this morning it was a customer who recognised the suspect who sat on the back of the restaurant, we are told, he was on a computer, on a laptop. the customer notified an employee, we are told, who then rang the police, dialled 911 and then offices soon came to the scene. what the officers described is that they approached the suspect, asked him to remove a mask that he had on his face and started to ask him questions. at one point during the questions it appeared, they said that the suspect was getting shaky and after a while they took him away for further questioning. in terms of what will happen in new york where, of course, the murder of the healthcare executive took place, what the prosecutor setting: earlier on today was that they expect some sort of warrant to be issued fairly soon but it is not exactly clear at the moment because of various judicial processes as to whether mr mangi

did ultimately eat that mcdonald's?katie: the report something he was forced to. >> todd: opened up his mouth and shoveled it in? >> katie: everything in moderation. mcdonald's is a great american company. and that was iconic campaign moment that we will be talking about for many reasons for years to come. >> todd: i love your take on the service industry. i didn't work at mcdonald's. i worked in a restaurant. you just learn something about people more than anything. >> katie: good and bad. >> todd: see people. >> joey: hangry people. >> todd: see you will have to deal with all types of people good and bad throughout the remainder of your time on this earth, regardless of your job, whether it be the ceo or working in a restaurant. >> katie: that's true. >> we are going to move on because house speaker mike johnson's job could be in jeopardy. >> what that would mean for president-elect trump up next.fm ♪ get free gifts to bring home, member deals to get more projects done and free standard shipping. start earning for fre

not smart enough for that mcdonald's employee who picked him out. now he will have his day in jail, his day in court. >> martha: kaz daughtry, deputy commissioner, there are thousands and thousands of these images that come from all of these cameras and the nypd was able to call them down and then the commissioner push them out to the public and that sounds like the reason why this mcdonald's worker had seen these photos, right? >> i remember when chief schell and myself were in the morning briefing and she was very adamant about how we have to get these photos out there to the general public because we know we have the department looking for them as well as our other partners federal, state, and local. but she was very adamant that we had to get the general public's help and this was one of the way the general public could help us by releasing those photos. >> martha: you think about this worker at mcdonald's. if the worker had hesitated even a few more minutes to call this in, this would be a very different story today. >> absolutely. the officer

a customer went to an employee and mcdonald's, who ended up calling 911. when police arrived, mangione gave them and showed them a new jersey fake i.d., which happens to be the same fake i.d. that was given to a hostile worker in new york city, who they believe was the main suspect of the brian thompson murder. now he also had the 33 deprinted pistol, 3d printed silencer, $10,000 cash, and a faraday bag known for blocking electronic signals. the rookie officer tyler fry who made that arrest, the police department as well as that mcdonald's have all received threats since yesterday. pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro blasting those online who are praising mangione. >> in some dark corners, this killer is being hailed as a hero. hear me on this, he is no hero. the real hero in this story is the person who called 911 at mcdonald's this morning. >> mangione spoke, like i said, at quart last night, and he said about the money, he had no idea where it came from, even suggested that it was planted, and when it came to that faraday bag, he said there was no crim

the manhunt ending at that mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania. luigi mangione is facing murder charges. the 26 year old was cuffed and walked into the police department overnight. he is looking at the media and a lot of cameras captured his every move. a judge said he could be extradited to new york city for murder. mcdonald's employee spots luigi mangione in altoona, pennsylvania. that person called 911 to report sighting saying, i think i recognize the guy in the wanted pictures, his eyebrows and his eyes. mangione was wearing that mask when officers pulled up and asked questions. they said, remove your mask and questioned the 26 year old who started shaking visibly when they asked him if he was in new york. he handed over a fake id. mayor eric adams has been thanking the officers. listen. >> hi, tyler. tyler, we appreciate it, you did a great job, took a dangerous person off the street. happy to do it, i can't say i was expecting it. >> keep your eye out and that is what the worker did and the authorities. >> lucas: faces charges of second-deg

these are images from inside mcdonald's released by police. top of his class at an all—boys private school. the class of 2016 is truly defined by its inventive, pioneering mentality, that accompanies a strong commitment to tradition. he would go on to a prestigious university. the allegations he's now facing have shocked those who know his family. you wouldn't think someone of privilege or of means from a family that's known for doing so much for the community would do something like this. and obviously, as a criminal defence attorney, i can say he has the presumption of innocence. but that being said, even to be charged for something like this, it's just really surprising. more recently living in hawaii, he's said to have suffered from back problems — this spine x—ray appearing on what's believed to be his social media. officials say documents found on mr mangione showed ill will to corporate america. it was last wednesday that health insurance boss brian thompson was killed in new york city, a shooting that exposed deep anger with the countr

police apprehending him at a mcdonald's in altoona, pennsylvania.ognizing him and calling authorities. tonight, what authorities are

it's a mcdonald's. but is that it? yes, they told me it is the suspect disputed the currency. >> can you explain why there might be a discrepancy or how much he was found to have again, we're not going to talk about what was found in the in the bag. >> we have accurately cataloged everything that was was in there. and that will be a matter for the future. >> eight weeks. could you repeat what you said in court about that money i certainly stand by all the comments i made at the preliminary arraignment, but i'm not going to comment any more on the evidence at this time. >> my comments at preliminary arraignment were in support of my argument for bail. thank you. >> we have time for 1 or 2 more questions. >> is he being held at a county or state facility he will likely be taken to a state correctional institution later this evening. >> did you say specifically for pennsylvania law enforcement over the past few months, we've had an attempted assassination of former president, now president elect now you've had this what d

it's not the only potential evidence police say they found in mangione today after a mcdonald's employee spotted him eating inside the restaurant and called 911. police say they also found a multi-page document on the suspect and a source says that document criticized the health insurance industry and included the lines quote, these parasites had it coming. end quote i do apologize for any strife and trauma, but it had to be done, unquote. a private memorial is being held today for unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. according to a source thompson was on his way to attend his company's annual investor conference when he was shot and murdered last week in new york. let's go straight to cnn's danny freeman, who is live for us outside the mcdonald's in altoona, pa where mangione was taken into police custody just hours ago. danny. do investigators know how he ended up in altoona jake. >> that's still one of the biggest outstanding questions that we're hoping to learn. what brought 26 year old luigi mangione specifically to altoona and specifically to this mcdonald's behind me. >> i'm going

broderick mcdonald, good to have our point.tive, _ point. broderick mcdonald, good to have your perspective, thank - point. broderick mcdonald, good to have your perspective, thank you i point. broderick mcdonald, good to l have your perspective, thank you for being with us. south korea's opposition mps have vowed to continue pushing for the impeachment of the country's president after he survived an attempt to oust him by just a handful of votes. tens of thousands of people had gathered outside the country's parliament, calling on president yoon suk yeol to resign. he declared martial law earlier this week — only to reverse just a few hours later amid widspread public and political outrage. our correspondent, laura bicker reports pop music plays. mass protests can feel like pop concerts in korea, even when they're calling for the impeachment of a president. young and young—at—heart sung together, united in the hope that yoon suk yeol will be removed. the president suddenly declared martial law late on tuesday night and the cou

told that it's because of the weapon in the pocket at the mcdonald's in pennsylvania and they believe that it is the same weapon that was used in the murder of the ceo. what else did he have on him at the time? hundreds of miles away, that would be a fake i.d. it could be the same fake i.d. i am told by sources that he used to check in at a nearby hospital here in the area in central park and on the upper west side. this is all developing. you have to think though how quickly these things go on, because it seems like at a slow and a drip, drip of information, but this thing is flooded. we are getting a lot of new information and all of those pictures they put in and all of this new information about a person of interest. so to find out that a person spotted him at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania just shows you that those wanted posters from the fbi and the nypd could be working because it was a tip from somebody at the mcdonald's you guys that could help correct this entire case, we will keep you posted on what else we find out. >> kayleigh: alexis, thank you. emily, you are remarking du

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why did it take someone at the mcdonalds to notice him? he didn't hide himself. an ivy league frat boys. where were the people in miss life that knew him when his picture was global, why didn't anybody pick up the phone and call and say i think that's the guy. >> harris: or anybody. he was all over the place. you say he was a hermit. in new york there is a lot of footage of him. he was moving around, leaving evidence and little bullet casings left behind by him with words written on them. little clues. we don't know if it was a game. there was a lot there. i want to move to another huge story that affects millions of people because if someone can't come to your rescue in a desperate situation because others are feeling threatened, if there can't be an american hero to save the day, we're in a world of hurt. now we don't have to worry about that in the case of daniel penny. new york and beyond has been divided after a jury acquitted marine veteran penny in the death of jordan neely. he was that erratic person i was just describing. they were all aboard a subway un

the missed the mcdonald's spittle we got straight off the menu.t consider a few fries short of the happy meal. world-class will never see. check back they don't have a board. [laughter] lydia returns for the wind. trump wind first of the year and jones stating new jersey. not only did white liberal chicks defend this type for native americans did, to. >> allegedly killed the ceo frequently push people so far. >> elizabeth warren was a used car dealer she would sell you a cherokee that turned out to be white suburban. [laughter] doesn't it sound like she sang they could shoot of the dealership if prices get too high? democrats are now on board with shooting healthcare ceos. >> about this is a comedy show. [laughter] true but this whole thing, a killer at the same time fixing, and understand how i can look at somebody who is a murderer. >> you are saying at least thank any. [laughter] so who is on more drugs or has more drugs on their possession? pharmaceutical companies or women's? >> probably jordan really. [laughter] >> the best part is he wasn't

the nypd says he was arrested at the mcdonald's in pennsylvania on gun charges. welcome, everyone to the four. i'm heather holmes. >> a lot of fast moving developments we're following this afternoon. i'm alex savidge here. the man questioned in connection with that targeted killing just made his initial court appearance within the last hour. and authorities say luigi mangione spent time living here in the bay area. and we have learned that he previously worked at stanford university. >> and right now we want to go live to pennsylvania to find out more details about the charges he is facing there following his arrest at that mcdonald's earlier today. >> on the strength of the relationship between the community and law enforcement. we have that strong relationship here in altoona, and it was proven here today. i want to ask all of our fellow pennsylvanians to demonstrate the same type of thoughtfulness and courage and smarts as the individual at mcdonald's did this morning and helped law enforcement here in pennsylvania. as we continue with our investigation, you'l

we not been able to clarify the claims that mcdonald is making.minal case revision, the organization that looks at past trials and considers whether there may have been a miscarriage ofjustice. 0n whether there may have been a miscarriage ofjustice. on that front mark mcdonald says he is also confident that he has a team of experts working on this, he says he's confident that he will be able to make arguments there as well. how does that fit into the bigger picture? you may recently have heard that cheshire police are continuing to run an investigation into lucy b and have her about potential other crimes for lucy letby for that there's a public inquiry looking at what happened to babies at the chester hospital that inquiry is not examining the question of letby guilder incident since, it is looking at the wider picture at what happen at the hospital on the wider bases that she's been convicted of murder and attempted murder. all of these things are happening in parallel and at the same time for them in terms of lucy letby fencing they say they ho

inside the manhunt that ended at mcdonald's and the evidence detectives say he had with him, plus his alleged connection to the unabomber. we have the latest. then twin terror. >> we could see arms pulling her hair. >> all of a sudden i heard this. >> boom. a combustible sister act takes a deadly turn over the edge of a treacherous hawaiian highway. >> she had definitely intended to drive that car off the cliff. >> one of them survives. did she get away with murder? i went to maui to investigate. thanks for joining us. we begin today with the shocking assassination of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson and the capture of a surprise suspect. >> the suspect was in a mcdonald's and was recognized by an employee who then called local police. >> there's now a name to go with the formerly masked face luigi mangione. the 26 year old, now a suspect in the chilling early morning murder of 50 year old brian thompson last week in midtown manhattan as he headed to an executive insurance conference. >> a 26 year old ivy league graduate in engineering with a master's degree. not somebody that you

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off to this mcdonald's worker.person is exactly what you want the rest of us to do, which is if you see something, say something and do it immediately. >> responding officers questioned the suspect who was acting suspiciously and was carrying multiple fraudulent ids as well as a u.s. passport. officers recovered a firearm on his person, as well as a suppressor, both consistent with the weapon used in the murder. >> police said they found a mask like the one worn by the shooting suspect, a fake new jersey i.d. that allegedly matched the one used by the suspect to check into a new york city hostel ten days before the shooting, and allegedly, a large sum of cash. they've also started going through some of his social media posts. they see an x ray of a spine and posts indicating the suspect read books about back injuries. >> we know he has taught he has ties to san francisco, california, and his last known address was honolulu, hawaii. he has no prior arrest history in new york. >> mangione, seen here in a 2016 speech

he was arrested at a mcdonalds in pennsylvania in possession of a gun.orrespondentjessica parker has been finding out more about the suspect and his arrest. under arrest and handcuffed, luigi mangione faces several charges, including one for murder in new york city, after a health insurance boss was shot and killed last week. but mr mangione was found 280 miles from there in altoona pennsylvania. along this roadside is a small branch of mcdonalds and it's now become a key focus in this case, because it was in there that luigi mangione was spotted. an employee then tipped off police. investigators are trying to piece together his movements over recent days and they're talking to people who were inside that mcdonalds when the suspect walked in on monday morning. a guy came in the door and i didn't really look at him, i thought everyone was kidding around. the one guy said, "that looks like the shooter from new york". well, then we laughed and... ..i guess he placed his order and wejust went on about our business, but we were kidding about that, "wouldn't t

they respond to the mcdonald's. they engage this individual. as they get him to identify himself and look through things, they find a gun. they find a silencer. they find multiple false ids and when they begin to compare those notes with police in new york, they find out that one of those ids matches the name, perhaps even the one we're looking at, that he used a fake new jersey driver's license to check into that hostel in upper manhattan. so along with all of that, there are some documents that the police said seem to be relevant to this case. i think we would stop short right now because we don't have enough information of calling that a manifesto, but we are told by investigators they believe he's carrying documents that may relate to motive. >> uh okay, i understand you're saying stop short now with regard to those documents because obviously this is an ongoing investigation as your former ilk used to say, john miller. but but talk about this with regard to the decision that police made. it was on friday that we were talking shortly after

that laptop at the mcdonald's, what was he looking at?ommunicating, what was he looking up, that's the kind of things i would like to know. >> sandra: ouija mangione, the 26-year-old suspect, suspected killer of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson was in court right now for his first extradition hearing after entering through that door just a short time ago. he has been sitting in a pennsylvania jail waiting to be extradited to new york. former fbi investigator bill daley will be with us and just moments. but first alexis mcadams is here with more details for us. alexis, what are you hearing from your sources at this time? >> sandra, you saw live on america reports, 26-year-old had a meltdown as he was walking into the courthouse, so i just got off the phone with nypd sources who were out there yesterday interviewing him, and they tell me this was not his demeanor at also something changed overnight where he started yelling here. i want to take a pause so we can watch that together. >> luigi -- >> completely out of touch, an insult to the

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you're now looking at video of that particular mcdonald's in altoon, pennsylvania. that ability to find those items of evidence on him was just so crucial. shortly, i think we're going to be able to, or at least at some point later today, beble to show a photograph of him having seen it. and if it is in fact authentic, it's a dead match for what we've been looking at. lester. all of that means nothing from a legal perspective. again, they need to still do the work and ultimately determine if they're going to bring charges. and tom, let me ask you about this handwritten three page document. the chief of detectives mentioned that was found on the persons of mr. mangione. do we know what was in it beyond this expression of ill will towards corporate america? is anything specific we've heard from it? still working on some reporting on that, lester, but it might tie again this individual back a little bit closer to this specific ceo. but those are some details that are still being worked out. and i don't want to get too far ahead of our reporting. all right, tom, stand b

pennsylvania resident saw something early this morning at mcdonald's and said something to our localiftly. didn't even think twice about it. we knew that was our guy, but he was very... uh... he was very cooperative with us. didn't really give us too many issues. once we found out his identity, we took it from there. the authorities say the suspect was in possession of items consistent with the new york shooting — allegedly including a firearm and a silencer — as well as a document expressing ill will towards corporate america. in court, luigi mangione stated he had no criminal history. now he's been identified as a strong person of interest in a case that's garnered worldwide attention. jessica parker, bbc news, in altoona, pennsylvania. let's bring you up—to—date with the very latest. cbs correspondent naomi rakem is in new york. what more do we know about luigi mangione and the circumstances surrounding his arrest? a chance sighting led to the dramatic break in the shooting of brian thompson. a valedictorian and ivy league graduate, luigi mangione. he was about 200 miles west of t

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so what is the ronald mcdonald house? well, they serve is a home away from home for the families of seriously ill children while they get care often in the hospital. and i'm joined now by kristen young from the ronald mcdonald house in charlotte. how are you doing? great. thanks so much for coming to visit us. so we're with these families be this time of year in particular without the ronald mcdonald house. yeah, our families, you know, they're going through some of the hardest times of their lives with their children who are in the hospital. so the ronald mcdonald house is here to provide that co the holidays for providing holiday shop and toys and volunteers to help them get ready for the holidays to treat your over here, washing dishes and got time. illini got time to clean my friend. what makes you want to volunteer i love to see the children's faces. this is down and have a good meal have a good breakfast in the morning. just makes your day like it's even though it's just a holiday season. you know, it's good to get

they arrested this guy at mcdonald's. so, then i came back. and i said to the one worker, i said, was that here? they said, yeah. i said, was i here? they said, yeah, you were sitting over there. >> reporter: now, investigators found several things in luigi mangione's backpack that will lead to discussions of possible motive as we get to that point. he had $8,000 in cash, including four in currency. he had three pages of writing, general distaste of the health care industry. quotes that included, quote, frankly, these parasites had it coming, and i apologize for any strife or trauma but it had to be done. he also stated he acted alone. he had a weapon on him but it's unclear if that's the same weapon used in the murder of the health care ceo. that suspect, as you mentioned, is now sitting in maximum security in a state penitentiary about half an hour outside altoona. >> thank you for that reporting. talk to us about the process now of getting him from pennsylvania to new york to face this murder charge? >> the process actually isn't very cumbe

and i would is named larry was inside that mcdonald's having a coffee with a friend when his friend turned to him and said that looks like the guy from new york, recognized his bookbag and his jacket and larry said the employees about the same thing. customer spotted luigi mangione, alerted an employee who called 911. that is when rookie altoona police officer just we 6 months on the job named tyler fry arrived at this mcdonald's, he spoke to luigi mangione who got nervous, shaking and was quiet, when asked if he was in new york city recently. here's officer fry, listen. >> he was wearing a blue medical mask. me as my partner and i recognized him immediately. we didn't think twice about it, he was very cooperative with us. >> reporter: he gave a new jersey fake id, that was used by the shooter in new york city to check into a hostile. he had $10,000 in cash, 3d silencer and faraday bookbag capable of blocking electronic signals and he also had handwritten 3-page document or manifesto. >> the number one most expensive health care system, the life expectancy of an american is ranked 42 in th