I'm having trouble keeping updates up on both platforms, also writing on X. Court is back in session after lunch break, we are still hearing from the 911 coordinate and going through the call for service report.

We are watching video from inside the Altoona McDonald's on Dec. 9 at 8:59AM showing a masked man buying food and at 9:28AM the police show up. In court Mangione is staring straight ahead at video screen.

Now a custodian of McDonald's video surveillance footage is testifying and they are playing video from inside the Altoona McDonald's.

KFA points out in the Fox News chryon below suspect photo it says 904 shooting incidents in NYC, how many of those do you release almost a dozen images of suspect? "Is it true that you only did this in this case because of who he allegedly shot?" She's cut off by objection and ends questions

They've been showing photos and videos of the UHC murder suspect and prosecution has called two witnesses to the stand. KFA cross examined Sgt. Christopher McLaughlin, NYPD DCPI about the amount of suspect photos they published to the public.

Mangione is in the courtroom, along with Judge Carro. Mangione is in grey suit jacket. His handcuffs have been removed. Attorneys are trying to resolve tech issues while Mangione chats with Karen Friedman Agnifilo at defense table.

Mangione's defense team will argue that police didn’t have a warrant to search his backpack. Evidence seized from the backpack includes a 3D-printed gun, silencer, notebooks and letters allegedly written by Mangione, as well as electronic devices.

These pre-trial hearings are expected to take place over multiple days, and will determine whether evidence acquired during Mangione’s arrest at a McDonald’s in Altoona, Pennsylvania is admissible in court.

The majority of these 24 members of the public (if not all) have been camped out since Saturday afternoon to save their place in line. They are wearing neon green wristbands with “We are with Luigi” printed on them and their numbered spots in line.

About 24 members of the public have been allowed into the courtroom, both men and women, many of whom are wearing green which is often used as a color of support for Mangione. One woman's shirt reads "Justice is not a spectacle"