we had a situation with unitedhealthcare situation with unitedhealthca re gunmen situation with unitedhealthcareed on murder charges but subsequently charged with terrorism —related charges. how does this work in the united states? it is charges. how does this work in the united states?— the united states? it is worth clari in: the united states? it is worth clarifying there _ the united states? it is worth clarifying there was _ the united states? it is worth clarifying there was some - clarifying there was some confusion at the news conference this morning about whether it was being treated as a terrorist incident or not. to quote you again the final one from the fbi statement, which has just been released. from the fbi statement, which hasjust been released. it from the fbi statement, which has just been released. it says we are working with our partners to investigate this as an act of terrorism. it would appear the fbi are now treating this as a terrorist incident. that investigation is obviously ongoing. we expect more details in a news conference within the next two hours. i suspect we wi

something executive of unitedhealthcare.d now you have had this violence in new orleans. clearly that has become, over the past 12 months there have been a number of very high profile acts of violence against individuals, whether they were politically motivated or not. but that clearly is something of concern to president biden. that is a febrile atmosphere that he is trying to address in that statement, i think. trying to address in that statement, ithink. statement, i think. thank you, rowan bridge. _ let's speak to drew hawkins who is a reporter for the gulf states newsroom in new orleans who was at the scene earlier. good to have you with us on the programme. what are your first reactions. you have been down there so what are you thinking at the moment? t there so what are you thinking at the moment?— there so what are you thinking at the moment? i think horrific is the word _ at the moment? i think horrific is the word that _ at the moment? i think horrific is the word that immediately i is the word that immediately com

the answer is c the merger of unitedhealthcare ceo. when pressed by piers morgan, lawrence backtracked, saying maybe not joy, but certainly not empathy. >> it almost seems like forever ago, right? >> it's really like a dream. >> the current president was actually running for reelection at one point. does anybody remember that? >> come with me now as we explore the election. that didn't happen. >> president trump did face a pretty robust primary challenge while they were cannibalizing each other. he was ready to just sweep up in the caucuses and primaries. and he did. >> president biden is locking down the nomination. but meanwhile, the judiciary committee is having hearings about a report from special counsel robert her. >> breaking tonight. >> serious pushback from president biden and his team over the government report that says he is a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory. >> the her report started to raise some red flags that maybe biden wasn't all there. >> that's kind of when you saw more publications, not just on the right sid

dittelbach said they are investigating a wave of -- including ghost guns, used to kill the ceo of unitedhealthcaree created on 3-d printers, which turn traditional guns into automatic weapons. dittelbach, who expects to leave his post when donald trump is inaugurated warns that this agency is a prime target for reductions. trump has blasted dittelbach by name. >> on day one, we will sack the radical gun grabber, steve dittelbach. >> dittelbach says the funding cuts are nearly certain despite new reductions in the crime rate. congressional republicans already proposed $188 million in cutbacks to the agency in 2024, alleging the atf overreaches and places too many restrictions, including on pistol braces. if atf were gone, what domino would fall? >> people would be killed. >> reporter: one major part of atf's job is helping local officers, including those on the baltimore police force, track down shooters and solve cases, like a shooting in 2023 at a local university and a recent takedown of violent drug gangs. >> there are a lot of things you don't realize they're involved in with local law enforce

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wave of emerging gun dangers, including ghost guns, one of which was used to kill the ceo of unitedhealthcaree who can't get guns legally. >> reporter: and these small parts, some created on 3d printers which turn traditional guns into automatic weapons. dettelbach, who expects to leave his host when donald trump is inaugurated warns that this agency is a prime target for major reductions. trump has blasted dettelbach on by nape. >> on day one we'll sack the radical gun crabber steve deadle back. >> repor congressional republicans already proposed $188 million in cutbacks to the agency in 2024, alleging the atf overreaches in places too many restrictions, including on pistol braces. >> if atf were gone, what domino would fall? >> people would be killed. >> reporter: one major part of atf's job is helping local officers, including those on the baltimore police force track down shooters and solve cases, like a shooting in 2023 at a local university, and a recent takedown of violent drug gangs. . there are a lot of things that you don't realize that they're involved in with local law enforcement

today, carter braxton worth. 2024 acronym was p.l.u.g., comprised of peloton, lincoln financial, unitedhealthcare, he not only sent us an acronym but it's definition and pronunciation, of course. it is a noun. a short sound of a small solid object dropping into water without a splash. the verb is to fall or cause to fall with a plop. carter, you're actually betting on a p.l.o.p. for these stocks. >> could have changed that. but let's just do it. i thought i would do the other side of p.l.u.g. and four stocks i thought i would be plugging. the first is pallentier. this is obviously a beloved stock that has drawn in much capital and much anticipation for more to come. and perhaps it will quint uple from here. but i think the path lower to higher starts lower first. the second is the biggest company in the s&p 500 materials. that's linde. a big chemicals company, down 15%. all the elements of bullish to bear reversal. then i've got a materials buildings stock. that is owens cornings. and it is down 20% from its december high. >>> and bringing up the rear, no pun intended is a truck. paccar. peak in

you know, it is the same thing going back to the shooting of the ceo for unitedhealthcare. necessary to have protection detail. once something happens, you have to harden the targets up and get things back to the way they should be and should have been. i think in the future you are going to see a new and more innovative plan that would prevent anyone from driving around any of the streets. >> one of the great things drawing people all over the world to new orleans, is that you can walk around freely, enjoy yourself and not have to drive a car. that is the attraction itself. we just got news from the fbi. we got very sad news, an update to the death toll. the fbi now saying 12 people died, 12 killed in the truck attack, and dozens more are injured and receiving care in the hospital. mike, i know that everyone associated with the city is familiar with planning for major events and for dealing with them. the city has an incredible track record in managing the security for huge amounts of visitors, including things like the super bowl or the college football playoffs. are you

and you wonder if this coupled with the people cheering luigi mangione for shooting the unitedhealthcare you wonder if it normalizes some violence in leeds to somebody from asus going into ther frenchan quarter and killing 15 and injuring dozens, paul. >> i wil actually go for their more than that but glamorize as it. be so but the cause morphed into something to aspire to it to get arrested into a fight with the place. it is something that gave you bragging rights. and they know the people known to do it sanctioned and o alvin bragg will put them back on the street so there is noethi deterrent. isn't it something to see on the same day that we had this horrific event in new orleans, a crowd that size in new york's times squareew y demonstrating n favor of the intifada. i am speaking sort of irrespective where you come down onrres and that conflict. the bottom line is go to the gatherings are not legal.s yothey are not permitted to. sometimes you have to read thed room. we have terrorist attacks in new york city thatlar are very. very similar what happen in new orleans. you can bet the s

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

now and people are looking for defensive areas and health care is certainly one of those and unitedhealthcareove along to abercrombie. for all that we hear about the strong december retail spend and the shopping season, the stock is down 17% and they even had decent holiday shopping demand and raised their q4 profit outlook and apparently that outlook wasn't good enough. what do you do? >> i have a little surprise about the size of the decline today, down 17% the last i saw. the one thing i'm concerneded about, the consumers are able to fight off the fact that credit card debt is at all-time highs and we have a big increase in consumer credit blink witnessies and the thing hat's concerning to me is the household income is as much as the pandemic and they're spending it on experiences rather than on hard goods and so even though i wouldn't necessarily be selling the stock down as much it's not one i would be taking big advantage of it, and i think it could stay down for a while. >> final name is howard hughes, a friend of this show, and a friend of the network. bill ackman proposing a deal to

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just last month, you'll remember the unitedhealthcare ceo was assassinated at a health conference in manhattan. san francisco police have partnered up with jp morgan chase and nearby hotels to create detailed security plans, including more officers in union square. >> clearly, there's been an effort to try and clean up the square. lots of police around, which gives some comfort. i did walk around last night as you go up the hill. it did feel a bit unsafe in places. but i appreciate the effort the city is putting in. >> the conference is part of a greater effort to attract more visitors to union square, as businesses and restaurants there have seen slowing profits. some 8000 people are expected to attend this week's conference. >> well, as advertised, we thought once the wind speeds tailed off, it would get crazy cold. and that's exactly what we're seeing. i mean, these lows will come down a little bit here as we get towards 7:00. hollister 28, gilroy, 30. windsor. fairfax. lafayette, campbell and stanford, all at 32. and sonoma is 33. there are even 30s on the coast. pillar point is

we have seen recently in the case of the ceo murder of unitedhealthcare ceo thompson. things are fluid right now. he looks like the fbi has the tick and i would guess that they have some initiative here from inside the truck for this guy's background that he had a terrorist and then and it looks like that is the way this is going. >> and as we learn more about the motives, hopefully the official will be able to tell us. but i think if you put it into folks context, paul, it has been a number of years since we had a high-level coordinated terror attack in the u.s. and so we are waking up not only to a tragedy in new orleans but what may be a concern of the style of attack that we have not seen in some time, and now learning that this individual identified as jabbar that was according to the city council president dressed in full military garb, armed with a pistol and rifle and now working with multiple possible accomplices who is -- whose whereabouts and identities are yet unknown. be at a moment, is this a refreshing moment that we have sort of the threat that we have

new requests from attorneys on both sides means the man accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo will not likely be back in court before mid-february. the judge yesterday agreed to extend the indictment deadline for murder suspect luigi mangione. the new deadline is february 17th. prosecutors in mangione's defense team are now suggesting more time is needed to prepare for the trial. mangione will enter a plea once his indictment is returned. president biden and the first lady waking up in southern california this morning. the pair arriving at lax last night. this is after visiting new orleans following last week's terror attack. today, the president is expected to visit the eastern coachella valley. he is scheduled to announce the creation of a monument south of joshua tree national park. the president is also expecting to sign a proclamation that would make drilling, mining and other energy and industrial related activities illegal in that area. 605 right now, san francisco leadership is changing this week as a new mayor takes office. daniel lowry will be sworn in tomorrow. one

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

i mean, you you saw a different example, but the guy who who killed the unitedhealthcare ceo machine printed a gun. uh, how do you know? is there is there is this a losing battle in the sense that you can't stop people having access to weapons that are very deadly? >> well, that's again an excellent point. i think that, you know, how hard is it to rent a truck? well, we just saw both in and in las vegas and in new orleans. not that hard. and how hard is it to buy a gun? most places. not very hard. how hard is it to find large constellations of people? i mean, if you go back to the taylor swift event, she was having a concert in vienna where they would have killed probably 10,000 people had the terrorist attack not been disrupted. so the piece of good news in this fareeda, i mean, i think it's part of our the threat environment we'll have to live with. and i think the good news is that the intelligence agencies and the law enforcement agencies, the military have been working very hard. so i find a lot more thwarted or prevented terrorist attacks than the ones that succeed. now, unfort

well, a new request from attorneys on both sides means the man accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo will likely not be back in court before mid-february. the judge yesterday agreed to extend the indictment deadline for murder suspect luigi mangione. the new deadline is february 17th. prosecutors and mangione's defense team are each suggesting more time is needed to prepare the case for trial. mangione will enter a plea once his indictment is returned in just a few hours. alameda county supervisors resumed discussions to sell the a share of the coliseum property to the african american sports entertainment group. the a's purchased the county share several years ago because oakland already has a deal in place. oakland's budget is now hinging on payments that will only come through once this part of the deal becomes finalized. bob redell will have a deeper dive into the city's budget issues and the sale ahead in our next half hour. bay area firefighters now on their way to southern california with a growing fire threat due to high winds, potentially life threatening wind, storm con

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

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

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

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

last month, the shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson took the internet by storm as young people actually celebrated and praised the assassin, the shooter. a new poll investigated the glorification of luigi mangione amongst college students. look at this. they found 45% of participants. they actually sympathize with the shooter over the victim, brian thompson. by the way, a father and a husband, only 17% expressed sympathy for the victim. nearly half the students polled said that they viewed the killing as totally or somewhat justified. what? where's your moral compass? you know, these disturbing results further beg the question what is going on on college campuses across the country? you know, where we often see virulent anti-semitism, college students now becoming more and more radicalized. let's not forget those anti-israeli protests, pro-hamas protests raging on college campuses last year. anyway, here now with reaction, fox news contributor jason chaffetz and the host of outkick hit show tomi lahren is fearless tomi lahren. all right. tomi, get your reaction first. you're yo

luigi mangione is the loser who allegedly shot the unitedhealthcare ceo. he's also charged with grand larceny after stealing those eyebrows from a greek cab driver. do you buy this hype that women now want to date this guy, or are they just losers looking for attention on social media, too? >> i mean, he's he's pretty good looking. oh, no, not i mean, he's a new charles manson. yeah. you know, i'm i'm waiting for him to get all the prison letters. and, you know, he's getting them. >> that's the point. he is he is getting them from a lot of, like, dirtbag, broken women on the left. go ahead. >> his name has to be luigi. i know it's killing you as an italian, right? his name has got to be luigi. this guy. this guy's got to be luigi. it's like, as soon as that went down, i said, please don't be italian. you know, it's like my mother, my mother would always get upset every time they would. you know, when rudy giuliani cleaned up the mob in new york, you know, she was so proud of that, you know, because every time somebody had a vowel at the end of the name, th

you know, you look at this -- i don't know what it is, tragedy in new york, this unitedhealthcare.e these health insurance companies. there should be a bill to introduce -- the health care insurance access act of 2025, all right? if you just tell people you see them. i know your struggles. you are going to do better. >> terry, you know this. if there is a republican governor in the deep south that says i don't want the medicaid money, he is telling people in rural america he doesn't want money to help their hospitals, he doesn't want money to help the moms and dads in retirement homes. shouldn't this be a message easier for democrats to tell people in rural america? >> for four years i pushed medicaid expansion. you get $4 billion back into my state of virginia, save rural hospitals, help people get health care who have pre-existing conditions, whatever it may be. it's simple. people want to be healthy. life is not complicated. they want their kids to have a quality job, nice income, get the roads and the roads work, they get health care, great educations. this is not rocket scienc