Ep 330. Dec 1 Mon

In a pretrial hearing for Luigi Mangione, prosecutors showed video of his arrest inside a McDonald's in Pennsylvania and played a 911 call made by the store's manager. Mangione's lawyers are trying to get evidence obtained at the McDonald's thrown out, arguing police did not have a warrant and did not read Mangione his Miranda rights quickly enough. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk reports. The Trump administration now acknowledges a second strike on an alleged drug-smuggling boat near Venezuela on September 2. Lawmakers in both parties are demanding answers and raising questions about possible violations of the laws of war. NBC News's Gabe Gutierrez reports. Zoo officials in eastern Brazil say a man has died after being mauled by a lion on Sunday. They add the man "deliberately entered" the animal's enclosure, resulting in his death. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch has the story. The images seen in this video are disturbing. The Trump administration is engaged in high-stakes talks with Ukraine and Russia over ending the war between the two countries. Meanwhile, strikes continue in Ukraine, where many villages are now ghost towns. NBC News' RIchard Engel reports. Authorities in Stockton, California continue to search for the suspect in Saturday's deadly mass shooting at a birthday party. The San Joaquin Sheriff says authorities have found a pair of weapons collected from the roof of the scene, but adds it's unclear yet if the guns are related to the shooting. NBC News' Steve Patterson has more details. A monster winter storm is moving east and could bring dangerous conditions to millions of people this week. The latest blast collided with Thanksgiving travel, sending planes sliding across tarmacs and cancelling thousands of flights. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports. The Prometheus statue that sits right next to the iconic skating rink at Rockefeller Center was recently regilded with sheets of gold leaf by trained artisans. It's a facelift that happens every 25 years. NBC News' Joe Fryer reports.