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What details were revealed in Luigi Mangioni’s federal stalking and murder case?

Lisa Brady 0:03
He admits he's a killer. Only Sobradi. Fox News, Luigi Magioni pleading guilty to federal stalking charges in the death of health care executive Brian Thompson, admitting to key details of the crime, including using a 3D printer to make the gun, and traveling to New York City to target Thompson, telling the judge he knew.
Unknown 0:21
Mangioni revealed the location of the United Healthcare Investor Conference was never made public, so he posed as an investor, emailed company leadership, tricking them into disclosing the information, including the location of that conference.
Lisa Brady 0:42
As
Unknown 0:42
Luigi explained in court today, he endured years of severe debilitating pain following a broken back while struggling to navigate our health care and health insurance system.
Lisa Brady 0:54
She also says the defense will now seek the dismissal of a state murder case against Manion, arguing it would violate a New York double jeopardy law. Federal prosecutors say no grievance can ever justify murder.

When is Mangioni’s sentencing scheduled and what could be the possible penalty?

Jessica Tisch 1:06
And to those who idolize Luigi Manioni Mangioni, I say this: violence is not a cause, murder is not a message, and a killer is certainly not a hero.
Lisa Brady 1:18
New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch. Sentencing in the federal case now set for December when he could face life without parole. Thompson's family urging the court to ensure the sentence reflects the severity of the crime.
Lisa Brady 1:36
She could face up to ten years in prison if convicted on felony counts. President Trump says the USS Abraham Lincoln has not been deployed. employed for too long, but also emphasizes a scheduled rotation.

How is Tropical Storm Lala expected to impact Hawaii’s islands and infrastructure?

Donald Trump 1:47
That ship is moving right now, or very shortly, and it's being replaced with another very similar ship.
Lisa Brady 1:53
This after reports of sailors trying to jump ship. America is listening to Fox News. Tropical storm Lala bearing down on Hawaii and could become a hurricane, with the big island expected to feel the first impacts.
Unknown 2:08
The National Weather Service says parts of the state could see rain measured in feet, flooding, mudslides, and hurricane force wind gusts. On the big island, Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda says long lines are already forming at stores and gas stations as people prepare for possible outages. And he says evacuations are a part of the conversation.

What happened to the stolen masterpieces by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse and how were they recovered?

Unknown 2:33
Lala has been slowing down with conditions expected to peak on the big island Saturday. Here in Oahu, the worst weather is expected closer to Sunday. In Honolulu, Hawaii, Katie Byrne, Fox Weather. A trove of stolen masterpieces.
Lillian Wu 2:48
Artworks from Renoir, Cezanne, and Matisse have been recovered by Italian authorities months after they were stolen from a private museum near the northern Italian city of Parma by thieves who, according to local media, forced to open the entrance to the Mognani Rocca Foundation that night in March, and in less than three minutes made off with the three artworks worth the total of more than $10 million.
Lisa Brady 3:10
Foxes, Lily, and Woo. The paintings were found during searches ordered by prosecutors, but no other details released.

Why did July retail sales decline and what are analysts saying about the market outlook?

Lisa Brady 3:16
After a summer splurge for some shoppers, a shop
Jenny Koselda 3:20
Retail sales declined in July. Economists were expecting a slight increase, and the numbers are down across the board.
Jenny Koselda 3:44
And competing discounts were in June, and shopping was propped up earlier this year by tax refunds.
Lisa Brady 3:53
The Nasdaq down one oh two, the SP retreating from hives. And Lisa Brady, Fox News.

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