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A manhunt continues after an executive is shot dead in Manhattan.

Plus Ukraine opens talks with Donald Trump's team over halting the war with Russia.

And how the president-elect proposed immigration and trade policies could ripple through the housing market.

Construction leaders are bracing for this causing the cost of housing to go up, which is problematic

because actually lowering the cost of housing was a large part of the campaign.

It's Thursday, December 5th.

I'm Kate Bullivant for the Wall Street Journal filling in for Luke Vargas. And here is the

AM edition of What's News. The top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

The hunt for a suspect continues after United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot dead yesterday

outside a hotel in New York City

in what police are calling a targeted attack.

Journal video correspondent Shelby Holiday filed this update from downtown New York as the New York

Police Department ramps up its search.

Now with the manhunt underway, police tell us they're also looking backward to see if

there's footage of the suspect canvassing this area before the shooting. They also say they're

analyzing a cell phone that was found at the scene. For the latest updates on this developing story,

you can visit WSJ.com. Donald Trump has chosen Peter Navarro as a senior advisor on trade and manufacturing,

signaling his determination to follow through on imposing tariffs on US imports.

Navarro, who also advised Trump on those areas during his first term,

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