this is the picture of ahmad khan rahami, wounded in a shootout. abc news ray ramondi is in new york. >> reporter: finally a suspect is in custody as investigators continue to search this area after the first explosion happened in manhattan. 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami, a suspect wanted for questioning for bombings in new york and new jersey now in police custody after a shootout with police in linden, new jersey. federal agents moving in searching his home in elizabeth, new jersey. the same city where yet another explosion took place overnight. the bomb squad trying to defuse one of five devices found in the backpack when it exploded. this while authorities say it was near the verranzano sunday night where fbi agents stopped five men and detained them. the explosion in manhattan the chaos happening on a balmy saturday night. law enforcement officials moving rapidly and piecing together the investigation. >> the evidence is taken to the lab at quantico for review. we're following every viable lead as we work jointly with the nypd. >> reporter: in

that was ahmad khan rahami on the stretcher after the shootingout with police in linden. he was hit several times at least once in the shoulder. this letter carrier was making delivers at the time. >> i heard two pops, i thought something fell off the back of a truck. i heard a voice, saying are you okay. i didn't know who it came from. i want into the body shop and i heard them say there's more shots. when i stood at the door you could hear more pops. >> reporter: what did you see? >> i just saw police vehicles coming from all over. >> reporter: overnight the fbi and state police had searched ahmad khan rahami's home in elizabeth situated above the family business. the first american fried chicken shop. customers say he worked at the store and they were floored when his picture was flashed on tv screens as armed as dangerous. >> i saw it, i was like wait that's the guy who works there, that's the son. when i first saw him, i don't know write saw him from until i saw he worked here. >> it blew my mind. >> everyday he is behind the counter. he is the very friendly guy flir

that is were the suspect, ahmad khan rahami, took shelter this morning. police responded to a 911 call, they tried to wake him, and that's when the gun fight began. >> i did hear the gun shots. pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: an exchange of gunfire between 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami landed the bombing suspect on a stretcher, bleeding from his shoulder. listen as witnesses with cellphones in hand described the moment. >> man, it's crazy. >> reporter: rahami, police say, wasn't willing to go down without a fight. he fired at two linden police officers hitting one of them in a bullet proof vest. >> he was sleeping right across the street from where my truck was parked. >> reporter: long time linden resident michael heard the gunshots as he left for work. he quickly returned home to his street, swarming with police, local, state, and federal. >> we'll be extending this crime scene all the way back. >> reporter: authorities spent the day gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses. one told cops rahami's beard gave him away. >> i don't feel safe right now. >>

that is were the suspect, ahmad khan rahami, took shelter this morning. police responded to a 911 call, they tried to wake him, and that's when the gun fight began. >> i did hear the gun shots. pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: an exchange of gunfire between 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami landed the bombing suspect on a stretcher, bleeding from his shoulder. listen as witnesses with

ahmad khan rahami flees with a gun in hand shooting randomly as others pursue him. the shake down, 48 hours after the first device exploded on the new jersey boardwalk. we now know ahmad khan rahami is a naturalized american citizen. born in afghanistan. the f.b.i. found more bombs when they searched his apartment. officials also tell abc that ahmad khan rahami traveled to afghanistan and pakistan telling authorities he had a wife in pakistan. >> if he has made frequent trips to afghanistan investigators and particularly the file are going do have to figure out who he visited and what were the real purposes of the trip. >> authorities say ahmad khan rahami is refusing to answer any questions or even give his name. right now they are digging into his life online and into the trip to afghanistan trying to find a motive and figure out if he was really working alone. >> more police officers face charges in a sex scan california that rocked the bay area law enforcement with one facing chaz of felony obstruction of justice. an oakland police officer and former contra cost

. >>> in other news, new york and new jersey bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami faces new federal charges this noon, that include the use of a weapon of mass destruction. we're also learning more about his wife, who is said to be cooperating with authority. correspondent kenneth craig has the details. >>> the bomb that exploded in new york city saturday night was made from easy to find materials button ebay. a new federal complaint shows ahmad khan rahami bought sit trick acid, circuit boards, electric igniters anibal bearings just this summer. rahami now facing at least ten

the suspect, 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami. the surveillance video shows him running from police before he was hit during a shootout with officers in linden, new jersey. authorities tracked him down after a man discovered rahami asleep in the doorway of a bar. investigators say evidence links rahami to the bomb blast at seaside park, new jersey and manhattan on saturday. nbc news just spoke with arera i rahami's father who said he had no idea his son was plotting this. in a matter of three days, bombs were found or detonated in three different located. here they are. last night, five devices were found at a train station in elizabeth. investigators have yet to publicly tie rahami to those devices and say they're still gathering evidence. >> we have reporters looking into every angle of the story. let's begin with the latest details on his arrest. nbc 10's cydney long is live in linden, new jersey where he was caught this morning. cydney? >> reporter: jacqueline, good afternoon. authorities tell us it was a 911 call that led pol

ahmad khan rahami is charged with five counts of attempted murder. he's being held on $5.2 million bails. >> reporter: the man suspected this this weekend's explosion is now in custody. ahmad khan rahami was captured after a shoot out with police in new jersey. he suffered injuries during the snept. authorities followed up on a call about a man sleeping in a bar's hall. >> we shed show me your hendz and he went and pulled out a gun and fired. >> ahmad khan rahami is a naturalized united states citizen from afghanistan. he was wanted in connection with the explosions on saturday. one in new jersey and the other in new york city. now that we have the suspect in custody, the investigation can focus on other aspects such as whether this individual acted alone. >> reporter: the search kicked into high gear after a third blast in lid bet new jersey, one of five devices left in a bag in a local train station. is the same city where federal officers searched an apartment connected to ahmad khan rahami. >> the businesses are open, people need to continue to m

ahmad khan rahami was arrested just hours after police announced thane knew who they were looking for -- announced that they knew who they were looking for. this morning, new yorkers will see a stepped up security presence. terror attacks a big issue on the campaign trail. we have the reaction from donald trump and hillary rodham obama speaks a day after explosions in new jersey and new york. cellphones and a fingerprint helped officials to quickly catch the suspect. >> for us to apprehend a suspect in a little over 24 hours after an event takes place like this, it is outstanding police work. >> reporter: ahmad khan rahami is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. his father spoke to nbc. >> did you know that your son was doing this? >> no. ahmad khan rahami and his father traveled to pakistan and afghanistan multiple times and that the suspect may have become radicalized. he was not on a terror watch list. >> these are enemies. these are combatants. >> reporter: donald trump says we're too soft on immigration. >> which fails to properly vet and screen the individuals or fami

so far, authorities say there is no indication ahmad khan rahami as part of a cell. president obama is urging everyone to remain vigilant. >> i think it's important to violent extremists are trying to do. they are trying to hurt innocent people but they also want to inspire fear in all of us. >> reporter: police have detained at least five others in connection with the bombings. >>> coming up, the fight against zika virus. tonight, what officials are doing your miami to stop those mosquitoes from spreading the mosquitoes from spreading the virus. a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? geico motorcycle, >>> tonight, we are getting a look at the damage left behind after

we're about a block away from the home of ahmad khan rahami. you can see flashing lights just over my shoulder. this is where the fbi is searching his home above a restaurant. and we've also been hearing reports that the restaurant, a chicken restaurant, so owned by his family. we're awaiting confirmation of that. but this location is about one mile away from the train station. nbc news has learned from multiple later sources, the suspicious device that exploded outside a pub in elizabeth overnight looks similar to the one that exploded saturday down in seaside park bomb squads from the fbi -- >> if that pub was crowded and there was a lot of people there, it could have severely injured millions of killed many -- >> reporter: the mayor of elizabeth is speaking now. the backpack was found by two men, just 300 feet from the front door of a pub in elizabeth. when the men saw wires and pipes, they immediately went to police headquarters. right now surveillance tape is being reviewed here near rahami's home, as well as over at the train station. we

ahmad khan rahami's wife is on the plane. authorities will ask her some questions about what happened prior to the bombings. >> all right in our news room you will find the latest on this developing story. we going to continue to follow it as need be. our web team is also posting updates on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> new information about a shooting near mcclymonds high school. it happened this afternoon. the school day had ended a few minutes before so the campus was open. the teen had been shot several times but he's expected to survive. >>> now to the south bay where some grade schoolers were kept inside of their classrooms after teachers heard shots fired nearby. it happened on monterey road at 9:30 this morning. the gun fire came from a neighboring home where police said there was a history of problems. officers swarmed the area and police shut down monterey road. the swat team moved in. it was a frightening situation for students and parents. >> it was scary, we had the police everywhere. >> it was different th

this is ahmad khan rahami being taken away to the hospital. the officers and suspect are expected to survive and be okay. >> reporter: bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami is in custody after shooting a police officer in linden, new jersey. >> sources tell cbs news, the natural leased citizen from afghanistan was seen from saturday's bombing in the chelsea section of manhattan. >> we're great full no one was after a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can, one of five devices found near a train station. >> the speculation from the police department is that they were not timed to go off so therefore whether they were being investigated or followed, they were disposed of in a garbage can in a history manner. neighborhood checking evidence monday. surveillance video shows people running after the pressure cooker exploded saturday night. a second was found four blocks away but did not explode. earlier on saturday, a pipe bomb detonated before a charity run to benefit marines and sailors. no one was hurt in that a take. ahmad khan rahami is a suspect in

ahmad khan rahami also shot during that confrontation with police and taken to the hospital. live in new york, brook silva bragga, for cbs news, back to you. >> quickly ask whether any connections between the three device that is were found between three of the incidents between new york and new jersey? >> reporter: well, as we heard, officially from new york governor andrew cuomo this morning, there are some connections and the best we understand it all three devices the one that was set off at that marine race in new jersey, the one that exploded behind me and the one found four blocks north of here used cell phones and triggering devices so that's is one of the early signs these events might be linked. >> brooke, any concern there may also be other devices out there? >> reporter: well, it is obviously impossible to know for sure, but governor cuomo this morning said that there is no indications of other devices. >> reporting from manhattan, thank you. >> the presidential candidates are addressing security issues after the bomb explosions in new york and new jersey. >> hill

the suspect is 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami. he is a u.s. citizen and he lives in new jersey and while the manhunt is underway police say he is armed and dangerous. >> the fbi is now looking for this man. 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami. sources tell cbs news ahmad khan rahami is a suspect in the manhattan bombing and he is armed and dangerous. the search for ahmad khan rahami comes as authorities suspended train service overnight after a suspicious package was found at a train station in elizabeth. the city's mayor said one device went off unintentionally is the bomb squad began inspecting it. the new development came as the fbi and nypd. >> reporter: several people into custody during a traffic stop in brooklyn and connections to saturday explosion -- nypd took several people into custody in brooklyn in connection to the saturday explosion. so far it is not being called an act of terrorism. >> we have a lot of work to do to say what kind of motivation was behind this. was it political, personal. >> some intelligence experts are pointing to c

((kirsten joyce)) >> police arrested ahmad khan rahami... after a shootout with police and is now being held on 5-million dollars bail. 'metro police are now stepping up their presence... especially on the las vegas strip. ((brian loftus)) >> michael stevens joins us in studio... with more on the local efforts, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... metro police say they're ready for any kind of emergency situation... and while there's no credible threat to las vegas they're beefing up security. ((officer danny cordero // metro police: "we are adjusting resources, shifting officers as need be and are having surges on the strip where we have officers going around locations at random times of the day because we believe we need monitor big national stories... most recently of course, that's the new york and new jersey bomb attacks. one tactic that was helpful in during the situation was a phone alert. police were able to send out the suspect's picture to help find the man allegedly responsible. metro says they've never used anything

with releasing the photo of 28-year- old ahmad khan rahami police managed to capture him. ahmad khan rahami got into a gun battle with police in new jersey before being shot and taken into custody. at least one officer was shot in his bullet-proof vest during the gunfire. police say a tip led to his location. >> i said, did you saw that guy around in the back? he said, yeah. i said, look at this photo. i showed him the photo. i said, he looks exactly like like he's the same guy. he said, are you sure? i said, yes. then let's call the cops. >> officials believe he is the man seen on surveillance video at two locations in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan where explosive devices were recovered and they also believe ahmad khan rahami is connected to the explosions at a 5k race on the jersey shore and for planting a backpack filled with pipe bombs along a transit route in elizabeth. >>> time now 6:05. happening today, mosaic plans to update polk county commissioners about the huge sinkhole that swallowed millions of gallons of con --huge sinkhole that swallowed millions of

what we do know about ahmad khan rahami, after emigrating to the u.s. as a child he graduated from new jersey's edison high school in 2007. he attended junior college for a year then started working at his family's fried chicken restaurant in elizabeth, new jersey. friends say he was more religious after traveling to pakistan and his native afghanistan. authorities say they tracked rahami through fingerprints and the cell phone on the second manhattan device that did not explode. >>> this morning investigators are still trying to f responsible for the new york city bombing. >> again, the suspect in custody is not cooperating with investigators but abc news contributor stove gomez explained other places investigators might find some answers. >> they be dig nothing a lot of this guy's background. they're going to be talking to the family, friend, neighbors and so on. they are not going to leave any stone unturned because the bottom line is, you can't let somebody else be out there develop the devices that exploded, whether they gave him some financial sup

he ordered, ahmad khan rahami to show his hands. shooting one officer in the vest. that ignited a gunfight. a second officer was also hilt and rahami was shot several times. he was conscious with a visible wound to his arm. when he was wheeled into the ambulance. >> unfortunate it came down with him shooting it out with our officers. by the grace of god nobody was seriously injured or killed. but, he was hellbent on hurting someone. >> reporter: in elizabeth, the next town over, rahami's father owned this restaurant called first american chicken. the family lived upstairs. mayor chris bollwage told us the business's patrons caused trouble after hours. >> it was open 24 hours. causing trouble in the neighborhood, noise and code enforcement problems. >> they weren't a good neighbor? >> weren't a good neighbor to the people here. >> reporter: the city passed an ordinance ordering the restaurant to close at 10:00 police officers saying they were targeted because they were muslim. today neighbors were in shock. >> very friendly. a nice guy. never suspect anything like th

ahmad khan rahami was found sleeping in a doorway in linden new jersey...and when police approched him, he opened fire. one officer was hit in his protective vest...another shot in the hand. rahami was loaded into an ambulance with his right shoulder bloodied and bandaged. he was wanted in connection with several bombings including the one saturday night in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood that injured 29 people. we've got much more on this breaking story just ahead... looks pretty nice right now, there is the 'potential' for severe weather later today. meteorologist michael schlesinger has been tracking the weather systems....michael, how does it look for this afternoon? 3 michael in wx center forecast...small craft advisory from 10am until 6pm today: mostly sunny; late day/evening storms. high: 83 tonight: storms early. clearing late. low: 63tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 80 wednesday: chance of storms, especially afternoon and evening. high: 78forecast... small craft advisory from 10am until 6pmtoday: mostly sunny; late day/evening storms. high: 83tonight: storms early. clearing late.

ahmad khan ra haimmy suspected of bombings. >>> outrage after tulsa police admit a man shot to death last friday was unarmed. >> we as a people deserve better. >>> and a united nations aid convoy carrying supplies to syrian rebels is the target of an air strike. it's reported that at least 12 were killed. were killed. ? >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom and cbs news headquarters in new york. it's good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. investigators want to know why a naturalized system from afghanistan turned to making bombs, ahmad khan rahami was charged with five counts of a teamed murder with police officers. police say they have directly linked him to the bombing in new york and new jersey and they learned he made several trips to pakistan and afghanistan. hena daniels is in the neighborhood that was hit by one of the blasts, hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg, rahami was taken ainto custody after a violent confrontation yesterday. here in chelsea, people are being allowed to go back home, but this is where the blast went that has

. >> reporter: prosecutors filed terrorism charges against ahmad khan rahami . authorities say he vowed to martyr himself rather than be caught. it turns out at one time he had been on the fbi's radar. the father of the bombing suspect called his son a terrorist in 2014. the feds investigated that terrorist comment after he allegedly stabbed his brother in the leg. today the fbi said it conducted internal database reviews and interagency checks with ahmad khan rahami and none reveal ties to terrorism. after he was captured during issued out yesterday investigators found a notebook with blood and pierced by a bullet. one police source described the writings as gibberish. ahmad khan rahami quoted osama bin laden and wrote about pipe bombs and cooker bombs in the streets. and oppression by the west. he wrote about wanting to live in peace. investigators are trying to determine if he acted alone and they are looking closely at his trips overseas to afghanistan and pakistan. >> he left this country to go over there. maybe you met some people who talked bad about our

ahmad khan rahami, a u.s. citizen was arrested after a shootout with police that left him and at least four police officers wounded. new york's mayor says there is every reason to believe the weekend bombings that injured at least 29 people were acts of terror. tonight a counter-terrorism official says investigators are operating under the assumption that rahami had help, and they hope to learn more when they interrogate him. cnn has learned that rahami visited pakistan as early as 2014. law enforcement officials said he also made multiple trips in recent years to afghanistan where he was born. we're also told he was not, repeat, not, on the director for -- radar for a possible radicalization. he was arrested less than four hours after he was publicly named. a new jersey bar owner says he spotted rahami sleeping in the doorway of his establishment after he saw his picture on cnn and then tipped off police. i'll get the latest on the bombing investigation from the governor of new york, andrew cuomo. he is stand

liz: ahmad khan rahami now an as day. in linden, new jersey just southwest of elizabeth, new jersey where ahmad khan rahami and his family have a family owned business, a chicken restaurant. an officer has been insured. he took a bullet to his bass and what happened is i saw him walking down the street with a gun in his hand. he then aimed the gun, took 46 shots of the police car. a possible explosive device. the bomb squad has been called in and also -- >> did someone call and reported the police just drive by? liz: that's a good question. he was possibly shooting at passing cars. this happened or the linden, new jersey train station. again, ahmad khan rahami in custody right now. ashley: thank you very much. let's bring in thomas mcinerney. he's here. i'm assuming you heard what the president had to say. what are your thoughts in response to these events in the last 48 hours? >> after that report by the president of the 320 million americans are less than inspired about his interests. there is a connection between minne

ahmad khan rahami right here. however, in doing so, we had two police officers that were injured out in, in linden, new jersey, and i wish them best and hopefully a speedy recovery. this is another example what law enforcement does every day. they put themselves in harm's way to protect others, ras regardless of the risk and this all started saturday when i went down to that scene on 23rd to see the devastation from the blast and the response by not only nypd, the atf, fbi, fire department, port authority, state police. they all went to the danger, and for my first day on the job, this is my first day on this job but certainly not my first day on the job. so proud of what i saw that day. the work that was done and how it was done together. all of the agencies just, the level of cooperation was, was impressive. with, we're joined today, as i said, by the assistant director in charge of the new york fbi office bill sweeney. giving you details about the investigation, but you do need to understand that this case is v

what ahmad khan rahami's father told authorities two years ago. and why that case was closed. also tonight, the wells fargo fraud scandal. the top man at the bank is >> i am deeply sorry that failed in our responsibility to our customers. >> the costly mistake triple a says that millions are making when they fill their gas tank. >> and, brangelina, it is all over. hollywood's ultimate power couple splits. ? >> announcer: this is the cbs >>> as doctors treat ahmad khan rahami for gunshot wounds, prosecutors have filed federal terrorism charges against him. earlier we learned that the man arrested in the weekend bombings in new york city and seaside park, new jersey, had been at one time, on the fbi's radar. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues begins our coverage. >> reporter: two years before the bombings, ahmad khan rahami's father says h police that his son might be a terrorist. >> i called the fbi two years ago. >> and what did you tell them? >> i told them you got a connection with this guy. >> reporter: a senior official tells cbs news, rahami's father mohammad cal

[gunfire] from inside a home across the street from where ahmad khan rahami was shot another witness recorded the intense shootout. [gunfire] so far ahmad khan rahami charged with five counts of attempted murder with the gun battle with police and not in planting the bombs even and a bomb blew up in a train fashion in elizabeth as bomb squad robots were investigating. as for the explosion in the chelsea tech section of new york city all 29 victims are out of the hospital and no indication other suspects may be involved or other devices are out there, investigators were scouring the home of ahmad khan rahami over a restaurant they own owned of fried chicken and they voted to close the restaurant at 10:00 p.m. at night because of late night nuisance complaints and sued because they said they were muslim and do not know if that became a motive. you will notice a more visible security presence taking mass transit tomorrow and septa stepped up patrols in response to the bombs. amtrak says additional plain clothed officers are up and down on 30th station bomb-sniffing dogs are deployed and

this is 28 year old ahmad khan investigators believe he may be a part of a terror cell. they consider this man extremely dangerous. this is after fbi agents conducted a traffic stop on sunday in connection to the new york explosion that happened on saturday. in this instance up to five people were detained. >> no word of charges yet. >>> also breaking this morning, police found five explosives in overnight. scavengers were going through a trash bin and realized something looked suspicious and reported it to police. one of the devices explosives while a bomb squad robot tried to disarm it. that shows you the power of the devices. investigators suspended all trains going through elizabeth on amtrak and new jersey transit lines were also suspended there. now, let's take aiv fbi and other law enforcement agencies are focusing on their attention on a building with a business and apartments above it. not clear yet whether this is connected to the discovery of those five pipe bombs at that transit station last night. >>> this morning authorities reported finding another suspici

his name is ahmad khan rahami. this is video of him into our newsroom. he was arrested in linden, new jersey. after a shoot-out with police. what you are looking at here is video of the suspect getting loaded into the ambulance. it looks like there is a wound on his arm. we knoll one officer was hit. those injuries are non-life-threatening. what you are looking at here are photos earlier released of the suspect. investigators say they found his fingerprint on an unexploded device. that is when they launched the manhunt. we have a news conference from the officials in new york in about-- let's see-- a half hour from now. we will bring it to you live brenda willis: when washington bureaucrats threatened access to mammograms, kelly ayotte stopped them. david goethel: and when red tape threatened to crush new hampshire's fishing communities, kelly fought to save us. cheryl coletti-lawson: kelly's legislation on the heroin epidemic will help save lives. jamey french: kelly reaches across the aisle to conserve our environment... becky stafford: kelly is so com

ahmad khan rahami was arrested just hours after police announced thane knew who they were looking for --announced that they knew who they were this morning, new yorkers will see a stepped up security presence. terror attacks a big issue on the campaign trail. we have the reaction from donald trump and hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: president barack obama speaks a day after explosions in new jersey and new york. cellphones and a fingerprint helped officials to quickly catch the suspect. >> for us to apprehend a suspect in a little over 24 hours after an event takes place like this, it is outstanding police work. >> reporter: ahmad khan rahami is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. his father spoke to nbc. >> did you know that your son was doing this? >> no. >> you had no idea? >> no. >> reporter: authorities say ahmad khan rahami and his father traveled to pakistan and afghanistan multiple times and that the suspect may have become radicalized. he was not on a terror watch list. these are combatants. >> reporter: donald trump says we're too soft on immigration. >> whi

amy: police in new york have arrested 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami, the main suspect in saturday's bombings in manhattan and new jersey. rahami was born in afghanistan and is a naturalized american citizen. presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton responded. mr. trump: these attacks and many others were made possible because of our extremely open immigration system from 9/11 to san bernardino, we have seen how failures this grain who is entering the united states puts all of our citizens -- everyone in this room -- a danger. mrs. clinton: we know a lot of the rhetoric we have heard from donald trump has been seized on by terrorists, in particular, i says, because they're looking to make this into a war against islam. response to the presidential candidate and the in new york, new jersey, and st. cloud, minnesota, where in -- were a man named dahir adan knifed 10 people. we will host a roundtable discussion. we will go to minneapolis to speak with haji yusuf with unite cloud, to philadelphia to speak with nazia kazi, author of article in the chronicle of higher education head

he is ahmad khan rahami ofn elizabeth, new jersey, a naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan. bomb led to a manhunt, and rahami was captured after a shoot-out in linden, new jersey. rahami faces five charges of attempted murder in that shooting, and federal prosecutors are preparing terrorism charges.te we have a team of correspondents covering the bombings. first we'll go to jeff pegues. >> reporter: about three hours after police sent out a massive cell phone alert with the suspect's name, ahmad khan [gunfire] you can hear the gunfire during a shoot-out with police. the 28-year-old suspect ended up on the rain-soaked pavement, bleeding from the arm, as he was taken to the hospital. the arrest brought an end to a weekend of terror. [explosion] on saturday evening at around 8:30 p.m., a bomb exploded onx west 23rd street in manhattan. the force of the shrapnel-packed bomb was enough to destroy a ac metal dumpster and sent residents racing for cover.nd 29 people were injured. >> reporter: another pressure cooker bomb was found fourr: blocks away, but it did not explode. surveil

police captured ahmad khan rahami after a shootout bail. diane gallagher is live at the hospital where rahami is being held in newark, new jersey. ((diane galalgher)) >> police took ahmad khan rahami into custody monday afternoon ... after a tip from a citizen. rahami is now facing five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer in addition to weapons-related charges. a massive investigation now extends from new york to to three cities in new jersey. seaside park, new jersey, now in custody ... new questions emerge. authorities say they want to know ahmad khan rahami's motive ... and whether he was working alone. the 28-year-old was taken into custody monday, after the n-y-p-d and f-b-i asked the public for help in finding him. rahami was detained just a few hours later, when a bar owner in linden new jersey spotted him and alerted authorities. (harinder bains/ bar owner) "i saw his face, when he moved his hoodie. it, like, kind of shocked me because i was watching cnn on my laptop and you guys have his picture on site, like, o

what ahmad khan rahami's father told authorities two years ago. and why that case was closed. also tonight, the wells fargo fraud scandal. the top man at the bank is called to account. failed in our responsibility to our customers. >> the costly mistake triple a says that millions are making when they fill their gas tank. >> and, brangelina, it is all over. hollywood's ultimate power couple splits. ? >> announcer: this is the cbs rahami for gunshot wounds, prosecutors have filed federal terrorism charges against him. earlier we learned that the man arrested in the weekend bombings in new york city and seaside park, new jersey, had been at one time, on the fbi's radar. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues begins our coverage. >> reporter: two years before the bombings, ahmad khan rahami's father says he warned police that terrorist. >> i called the fbi two years ago. >> and what did you tell them? >> i told them you got a connection with this guy. >> reporter: a senior official tells cbs news, rahami's father mohammad called his son a terrorist during a heated argument a

he ordered, ahmad khan rahami to show his hands. fire. shooting one officer in the vest. that ignited a gunfight. a second officer was also hilt and rahami was shot several times. he was con sthus wiscious with wound to his arm. when he was wheeled into the ambulance. >> unfortunate it came down with him shooting it out with our officers. by the grace of god nobody was seriously injured or killed. but, he was hellbent on hurting someone. >> reporter: in elizabeth, the next town over, rahami's father owned this restaurant called first american chicken. the family lived upstairs. mayor chris bollwage told us the business's patrons caused trouble after hours. >> it was open 24 hours. causing trouble in the neighborhood, noise and code enforcement problems. >> they weren't a good neighbor? >> weren't a good neighbor to the people here. >> reporter: the city passioned an ordinance ordering the lawsuit against the mayor and 20 police officers saying they were targeted because they were muslim. today neighbors were in shock. >> very friendly. a nice guy. never suspect anything l

police captured ahmad khan rahami after a shootout bail. diane gallagher is live at the hospital where rahami is being held in newark, new jersey. ((diane galalgher)) >> police took ahmad khan rahami into custody monday afternoon ... after a tip from a citizen. rahami is now facing five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer in addition to weapons-related charges. a massive investigation now extends from new york to to three cities in new jersey.

one of the big questions that remains unanswered, did ahmad khan rahami work alone? the former boston police commissioner ed dais does not think so. >> they don't do this by looking at the internet. they have to have someone show them how to do it. and it is strange to me that there are so many statements coming from the investigators that these are lone wolves. it doesn't seem possible. >> reporter: in the wake of the terror takedown, increased security across massachusetts. state police say they will have an increased presence at gillette stadium for thursday night's patriots game. and at public transit stations and regional transportation centers, state police are increasing patrols to supplement normal patrols by to monitor developments in new york and new jersey. looking for any relevant information to pass along to local police agencies here in the commonwealth. in boston, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> kris: both presidential candidates speaking out about the attacks in new york and new jersey. republican donald trump is blaming the attacks on the immigration p

ahmad khan rahami. we know he's a 28-year-old u.s. citizen from elizabeth, new jersey, but of afghan descent. do you know anything additional about this man? >> goomorning, stephanie. i was briefed earlier this morning, and what's we know right now is there's a massive effort to understand if this person or any other persons are acting on their own or if in fact they have been assisted or directed to carry this out by isis or any other group. second, we also know that there does appear to be a link, ties between the multiple events that have taken place in the united states over the past few days, which suggest an organization of resources that is very troubling. we also know that the pressure cooker that was found is a pressure cooker that was designed and put together in a manner that's been prescribed by al qaeda's inspire magazine. a magazine available online. they have put out how to make these types of bombs before, and so it does appear that it was put together in this way. >> all right, congressman, i want to go back. you said

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