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David Mure, ABC's [music]. World News Tonight. America's most. watched newscast. Now streaming [music]. same day with all the breaking news of. the day on Disney Plus. Most watched, [music]. most trusted, now on Disney Plus every. night. Tonight, there is breaking news. just as we come on the air. There has. been a deadly shooting on a college. campus. [music] The images coming in at. this hour. Police and federal agents. racing to the scene. At least one. student killed, another in critical. condition. Also breaking tonight, the. stunning images right here for the first.

time, the police body camera video. Police moving in on the alleged CEO. killer Luigi Mangioni in that. Pennsylvania McDonald's. [music]. This is the moment they approach him. >> What he then says to the police [music]. tonight, the plane crash on I95 smashing. into a car. The images from the scene. and what we know so far. The. life-threatening cold and dangerous. driving tonight from the middle of the. country right into the northeast. Next, cars and trucks already off highways.

tonight. Ginger Z is here with the. forecast. Tonight, President Trump. speaking, defending his work on the. economy, giving himself an [music] A+. plus. And the new poll tonight, what. Americans are now saying about the. prices at the [music] grocery store. Tonight, growing pressure. Even some. Republicans now calling on the president. and the Pentagon to release the video of. that controversial second deadly strike. on that alleged drug boat that killed. two survivors. The president says he has. seen it and what he's now saying.

Tonight, just [music] in, the new photo. of a former Olympian, now an FBI. fugitive tonight. [music] The reward. increased to $15 million. Tonight, the. famous Grammy nominated opera singer. stabbed to death in his home and the. family member now under [music] arrest. Where they have just banned social media. for all children under the age of 16. This is making global headlines tonight. And our made in America Christmas. We. have heard from so many of you at home. Tonight, if you're looking for some. heat, we've got the answer. Also, what.

we found behind this garage door. >> Hi, David. And you're not [music] going. to believe what our viewers have already. done after last night's Made in America. This is good. [music] From ABC News World Headquarters. in New York, this is World News Tonight. [music] with David Mure. >> Good evening. We begin tonight here with. the breaking news. There has been a. deadly shooting on a college campus, Kentucky State University. The gunman. opening fire late today. The first.

images coming in tonight. Authorities. racing to the campus. At least one. student shot and killed, another in. critical condition at this hour. The. school on lockdown. And tonight, what we. know so far about the suspect. ABC's. Matt Rivers leading us off. A suspect is in custody tonight after. police say a gunman opened fire on. students, killing one and critically. injuring another on the campus of. Kentucky State University. The. university, 55 mi east of Louisville, on. lockdown. Police immediately racing to a.

nearby dorm around 3:35 p.m. after an. incident with a quote active aggressor. near the southside of the school. An. official briefed on the situation, telling ABC News the shooting was caused. by a personal dispute. >> This was not a mass shooting or a random. incident. >> Today's shooting happening just days. before final exams and winter break. And. in a statement, the university says. there is no ongoing threat to the. community. Still advising students to. avoid parts of the south campus. David,

the university reiterating this was not. a random shooting. That remaining victim. still in the hospital in critical but. stable condition. David. >> Matt Rivers leading us off with the. breaking news tonight. Matt, thank you. Also developing at this hour, for the. first time, we are now seeing the police. body camera video showing the moment. that police moved in on alleged CEO. killer Luigi Manion, asking him to pull. down his mask. And you'll see it. Here's. our chief investigative correspondent. Aaron Kurski. Tonight, exactly one year after his.

arrest, we're seeing for the first time. the stunning body camera footage showing. the moment police confront accused. killer Luigi Manion. Officers pulling up. to an Altuna, Pennsylvania McDonald's. after the manager called 911 about a. customer who resembled the suspect. wanted for the murder of a CEO in New. York City. The officer first walks by to. have a look at the man seated with his. breakfast in the back corner, then. doubles back to approach. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir.

>> Thank you. >> Officer Joseph Deweiler later testified, "At that moment, I knew it was him. immediately." the officer asking the. young man's name. >> What's your name? >> Uh Mark. >> What is it? >> Mark. >> Mark. You said Mark what? >> Someone called. They thought you were. suspicious. Um is your ID on you? Yes. >> Manion allegedly hands over a fake New. Jersey ID for a Mark Rosario. >> Thought she looked like someone uh.

run. The officer then hands the ID to. his partner to check the name and. license number. >> 62729 out of New Jersey. >> The body camera footage played at a. hearing to decide what evidence will or. won't be used against Manion at trial. Today, the judge heard from an officer. who escorted Manion to and from court a. year ago when he erupted. >> Completely out of touch and insult the. intelligence and the American people. The officer described how Manion looked. at the crowd and said, "All these people.

here for a mass murderer." Wild. He. added, "I was walking a little too fast. for him and he stumbled. I apologized. and said, "I forgot he was shackled." He. said, "It's okay. I'll have to get used. to it." Police said they pulled this. handwritten note from Manion's backpack, mapping out what prosecutors called his. possible escape routes, like Pittsburgh. in nearby cities. On the flip side, a. reminder to change hat, shoes, and pluck. eyebrows. The McDonald's manager told. 911 that's how customers recognized him.

>> The only thing you can see is his. eyebrows. >> That body camera footage released, David, after Manion's arrest one year. ago today. Now, he's been seated here at. court watching himself get questioned, searched, and handcuffed as his. attorneys fight to keep key evidence. seized from him that day, thrown out. And this evidence suppression hearing is. going to continue well into next week. David, >> and you'll be following it for us, Aaron. Thanks. Now, to the terrifying. scene on I95 east of Orlando. A small. plane crashing onto the highway and.

right into a car. And remarkably, the. driver and the people on the plane. survived this. Here's Victor Kendo from. Florida tonight. >> Tonight, the terrifying moment on I95. >> Oh. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. A. small plane crash landing on the busy. Florida interstate, striking a car. >> A plane just crashed onto a. >> onto a highway. >> On a highway. >> According to the NTSB, the small twin. engine plane experienced a loss of power. in both engines. The pilot forced to.

land east of Orlando during rush hour. last night, crashing into a Toyota. Camry. >> Emergency crews rushing to the site. Florida Highway Patrol saying the driver. of the vehicle, a 57year-old female from. Melbourne, was taken to the hospital. with minor injuries. The pilot and. passenger on board the plane, both 27. years old, were not injured and remained. on scene. >> They look like they're okay. >> They're very lucky. >> Very lucky that they made it.

>> David, the plane had been in the air for. over an hour as part of an instructional. flight when it experienced that engine. issue. The FAA and NTSB are. investigating. David, >> that is just stunning video. We're just. glad everyone survived it. Victor, thanks. Now to the life-threatening cold. and dangerous driving tonight. A storm. sweeping across the nation from the. middle of the country right into the. Northeast. Next, cars and trucks off. highways this evening. Ginger Z has the. forecast. And Alex Presnau with the. images coming in here.

>> Tonight, deadly accidents as a powerful. storm slams the northern plains and. Midwest. The North Dakota Highway Patrol. tracking multiple racks on Interstate. 94. Body camera showing sheriff's deputies. responding to one in Gladstone, North. Dakota. Watch the left side of the. screen as a car on the other side of the. highway skids through the snow as a. deputy runs back across the highway to. the cruiser. east of there on that same interstate in. Waua, Wisconsin. Authorities say the. driver of this car that rearended this.

plow truck Monday was killed. In the. Northeast, firefighters in New York City. battling a massive apartment fire and. the brutal cold on Manhattan's Upper. West Side this morning. >> As soon as the water leaves the hose. line, it starts to freeze on the ground. >> At least three residents and one. firefighter were hurt. In the west, an atmospheric. [clears throat]. river is bringing up to a foot of rain. to parts of Washington state. The. snowclam falls raging. Multiple rivers.

in the state already at major flood. stage. And David, here in Chicago, we've. already gotten about a foot and a half. of snow so far this season, and now. we're bracing for strong winds, more. snow, and more bone chilling. temperatures. David, >> it's still just early December. Alex. Perez, thanks so much. Let's get right. back to chief meteorologist Ginger Z. with us again tonight. Hi, Ginger. >> Hi, David. About 10 to 15 degrees warmer. tonight than when I saw you last night. in this very same spot. But wow, that. next storm is going to bring even more.

polar air. So, let's dive in. And there. are a lot of colors on the map in the. Pacific Northwest. Day two of three of. the really heavy rains for Oregon and. Washington state. Some places could. still with those flood watches get 8 to. 10 in. Cheyenne, Wyoming clocked a 74. mile per hour wind gust. All those wind. warnings through South Dakota, North. Dakota into Minnesota and Iowa are a big. deal tonight because when you pair it. with snow, that's why you have a winter. storm warning from Grand Forks, North. Dakota to Wasaw, Wisconsin. You're going. to move it through I94, I35 tonight.

Going to be really difficult to get. around Milwaukee. It wraps around to. Chicago and gets here, David, to the. northeast by Wednesday. At the coast. will remain rain and then the big time. push of cold air again by this weekend. >> Wednesday looks like a real challenge. Ginger, we'll see you then. Thank you. Tonight, President Trump speaking in. Pennsylvania on the economy, giving. himself an A++. Tonight, here the new. poll. 56% of Americans disapprove of the. president's handling of the cost of. living. 31% approve. Here's Mary Bruce. >> Hello, Pennsylvania. And I'm thrilled to.

be back. >> President Trump in Pennsylvania tonight. to sell his economic policies and. confront the number one concern for. voters, the rising cost of living. But. in a new interview, the president. refusing to acknowledge it's an issue. And. >> I I wonder what grade you would give. >> A+ A+. >> Yeah. A++ plus. >> Most polls show voters don't agree. In a. new Reuters Ipsos poll out today, 56%. disapprove of how Trump is handling the. cost of living. Just 31% approve. The.

president himself has acknowledged he. won in large part because he promised to. bring down prices on day one. But he now. calls the issue of affordability a quote. Democrat hoax. >> You're getting lower prices, bigger. paychecks. We're getting uh inflation. We're crushing it. And you're getting. much higher wages. I mean, the only. thing that you that's really going up. big, it's called the stock market and. your 401ks.

It's going up. The price of groceries is. up from a year ago, including products. impacted by Trump's tariffs. Coffee up. 41%, sirloin steak 20%, frozen orange. juice 12%. Pennsylvania Governor Josh. Shapiro says Trump can't deny reality. Folks can't unsee what they see when. they go to the grocery store, which is. that beef and OJ and bread and the. normal staples that they need in their. homes. Those prices have dramatically.

increased on Donald Trump's watch. >> The president's speech here tonight, we're told, is just the first of many to. come as he turns his focus to the. economy ahead of the midterms. [music]. David, >> Mary Bruce, live in Pennsylvania. Thank. you, Mary. Tonight, growing pressure. involving that controversial second and. deadly strike on that alleged drug boat. Even some Republicans tonight now. calling on the president and the. Pentagon to release the video. Here's. Martha Ratitz. Tonight, top national security. officials, including Secretary Pete. Hegsth, huddling behind closed doors for.

a classified briefing on Capitol Hill on. that controversial and deadly second. strike on a suspected drug boat that. killed two survivors. growing calls even. from Republicans to release the video of. that strike. >> We got to get any videos that do not in. any way compromise mission integrity. down there. Just get the stuff out. there. I just think we have to be as. transparent as possible. >> President Trump, who first said he would. support the release of the video, now.

says it's up to Pete Hagsath. The. president acknowledging he has seen the. video of the second deadly strike. >> Have you watched the video? >> Stopping. I watched everything. Yeah, I. watched everything. I see a lot of. things. Um, >> and do you believe that that second. strike was necessary? >> Uh, well, it looked like they were. trying to turn back over the boat, but I. don't get involved in that. That's up to. them. >> And David, the question tonight, we've. seen the first video. Will they ever. release the video of the controversial.

second strike as a growing number of. Republicans are now demanding. David. >> Martha Ratit's on this again tonight. Martha, thanks. When we come back, the. famous Grammy nominated opera singer who. has been murdered tonight. Stabbed to. death in his home and the family member. now under arrest. What we've learned. Also just in, the former Olympian now an. FBI fugitive. Tonight, the FBI has just. put out this new selfie. The reward now. $15 million. What he's accused of. And. our Made It America Christmas tonight. If you're looking for some heat with. your eggs, your chicken, your tacos,

we've got the answer right here. Also, what we found behind this garage door. And you're not going to believe what so. many of you did after last night's. report. You're going to love this one. coming up here. >> Tonight, Grammy nominated opera singer. Jubilent Sykes has been stabbed to. death. His son is now under arrest. Accused of killing his father. Police. say they were called to the Sykes home. for a report of an assault on Monday. The opera singer was pronounced dead at. the scene. No word on a possible motive. tonight. This evening, the former. Olympian who is now an FBI fugitive. The. FBI releasing a new photo tonight of the. alleged drug trafficker and former.

Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding. The. FBI believes this selfie of him in bed. with the tattoo of a lion on his chest. was taken in Mexico over the summer. The. reward for his capture now $15 million. When we come back, where they have just. banned social media for everyone under. 16. And our Made in America Christmas. Tonight, several great new ideas for. you. And what's now happened after last. night here. You have to see this. To the index of other news in Australia. tonight, a social media ban for all.

children under 16, the first of its. kind. Australia's prime minister tonight. saying the ban is aimed at protecting. children, supporting families. Social. media companies calling the ban. misguided. Back in the US, no winners. The Powerball jackpot is now worth 930. million. The drawing is tomorrow night. You could buy a lot of made in America. Christmas gifts. And speaking of some. great new ideas for you tonight and what. you did after last night. This is big. Finally tonight here, our made in. America Christmas. We've heard from so.

many of you at home and we've heard from. Oprah. Her favorite things, our made in. America hopefully creating some American. jobs for Christmas. Tonight, 14 years in. counting on the hunt for your one thing. And last night, one of our favorite. viewers. >> Hi, David Mureer. It's that time of. year. You're made in America and my. favorite things. >> Oprah sending us to Ruby Rosa in New. York City. >> I think we found it. >> Their famous sauces and pasta.

>> Wow. >> I can see why it is what it is. >> The Ruby Rosa pasta sampler and marinara. gift set. In the first hours after our. report, more than 20,000 orders and. counting. Remember what I told her? >> I think after Made in America, you might. be creating a few more American jobs. So, all right. >> A high five to Oprah, too, for sending. even more of her favorite things made in. America. >> from so many states across the US of A. >> And we went to find them. The Springs. Fireplace Hot Sauce Trio gift set.

>> So, this is the Lauren and Greg. >> This is the Lauren. >> We're looking for that. We're looking. for the heat this Christmas. We need the. heat. >> Their farm on Long Island, New York. Husband and wife Greg and Lauren Kesler. growing peppers from all over the world. [music] Grown in America. We have our. tsuk, which is our everyday sauce. [music] So, this is a bright, fruity, tangy pepper. >> They say perfect for eggs, chicken, tacos. If you want to bring the heat, >> that's amazing. Yeah. >> Then their ai peach. >> roast chicken, fish tacos, veggie melts.

>> That's good. >> Their mango. >> So, this is our hottest sauce. >> Okay. The hottest. >> and our newest sauce. >> That's really nice. And I loved Lauren's. suggestion. >> The secret weapon Yeah. >> is a margarita. >> A margarita. >> Music to my ears. >> Did somebody tell you that I love a. spicy margarita? >> Nope. >> But I'm glad. >> the secret's out. >> And the secrets out on their hot sauce. >> Made in America. >> In Asheville, North Carolina.

>> Hi David. Hi Oprah. Come on in. >> Nila Sturi taking us inside the Gourmet. Chip Company. Potato chips. Her. specialty custom trio gift box. The. black truffle herb. the black truffle. herb. So, it has truffle spritz, it has. sea salt, and it has rosemary and thyme. >> The Italiano mod garden herb. >> It has tomato, um, ladina, balsamic, and. Italian herbs. >> Smoke house and cheddar. >> This one tastes like beer cheese or. bacon mac and cheese. >> 1,200 lb of potatoes a day. More than.

1,000 bags of chips every day, too. The. potatoes from Water Farms in Idaho. Falls, Idaho. >> Hey, David. This is Eric from Water. Farms along with Kevin Stanger. We. wanted to say thank you for highlighting. our great Idaho potatoes. >> and we want to wish you and everyone in. America a merry Christmas and a. wonderful new year. >> And from Las Vegas tonight, >> hi David, >> husband and wife John Paul and Erica Duz. and their invention. >> stingray spot remover. >> Oprah discovered it backstage at a. Broadway show. She had a bit of an.

emergency. >> I had half a Snickers bar melted in my. pants. This is the best stain removal. I've ever seen. Stingray spot remover to the rescue. >> Okay, we're going to do a quick demo for. you. Some red wine on carpet. >> Blotting the red wine, spraying it. Gone. The white dress before and after. It turns out John Paul's dad came up. with the remover's ingredients years. ago. They're now making 4600 bottles a. day. >> MADE IN AMERICA.

>> And finally, Marietta, Georgia. >> Hi, David. >> Kristen Dunning and her gently soap. Our. mission was born to find relief from the. eczema that I have battled since. childhood. >> On her grandparents farm in Alabama as a. girl, inspired to study medicinal plants. in her college greenhouse, Gently Soap. was born. And since we first reported on. her, listen to this. >> Since you last saw me, I moved into a. bigger headquarters in Athens, Georgia. Right now, especially in winter when. your dry skin flares up, our bars have.

been flying out the door. >> Viewers helping her grow. And just since. last night, that sauce, tens of. thousands of orders, and that family we. surprised. >> I'm David Mureer from ABC. >> How are you? >> How are you? >> I bet they're still savoring the flavor. So, thank you, Oprah, for your favorite. things. Teaming up with our Made in. America. >> Let's spread some Made in America joy. this holiday season. >> We love that. 20,000 orders in counting. for that sauce. Thank you to our viewers. and thank you, Oprah. We love it when.

you join forces with us. I'll see you. right back here tomorrow night. Good. night. >> David Mure, the most [music] watched. newscast in America. And now ABC's World. News Tonight has won the Emmy for best. live news program for the third year in. a row.