Suspect in health care CEO's murder has outburst prior to being denied bail

Luigi Mangione, a suspect in the murder of a United Healthcare CEO, was captured in Pennsylvania and is facing extradition to New York, where the crime occurred. During his extradition hearing, Mangione displayed erratic behavior, and he is now fighting the extradition. The legal process involves a 14-day period for filing motions, followed by a mini-trial to determine if he should be extradited. The charges in New York are more serious, prompting efforts to expedite the process.

What steps must be taken before Luigi Mangione can be extradited to New York?

What did the District Attorney in Pennsylvania say about the timeline for the extradition process?