Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navaz is away. On the news hour tonight,

in an unprecedented move, Romania's election results are thrown out because of Russian interference,

putting the NATO member country and its Western allies at a crossroads.

We examine the major changes Robert F. Kennedy

Jr. could make to federal food regulations if he's confirmed to lead the nation's health

department. And Minnesota's first transgender legislator discusses the political backlash

against trans rights and whether Democrats are pulling support in the wake

of election losses.

This cascade has been coming.

I think with the recent election and now what we're seeing at the court, it is going to

really crash down. Welcome to the News Hour.

New York police and federal agents tonight say they're gathering more clues on the gunman

who fatally shot a health care CEO in Manhattan this week, as the search

has now become a nationwide manhunt. New York City's police commissioner said in an interview

today that investigators have reasoned to believe the suspect left the city. Investigators are

attempting to track the gunman using a trail of surveillance videos,

a burner phone, and a water bottle believed to have been dropped when he fled the scene.

No arrests have been made in the killing of Brian Thompson,

the 50-year-old executive who led United Healthcare,

one of the country's largest health insurance companies.

Also in New York, the most serious charge of manslaughter has been dismissed against Daniel Penny, a man accused of using a fatal chokehold on a mentally ill and unruly subway passenger last year.

The jury today became deadlocked on the charge, which could have sent Penny, a Marine veteran, to prison for as many as 15 years.

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