again, lower manhattan. 24 injuries. that number up from what it was about 45 minutes ago when it was 15 injuries. that is what we know right now at the top of the hour at msnbc in this breaking news story that we're following at the moment. the concern is another explosion or secondary explosion. richard engel was talking with us about 30 minutes ago. richard, what's different now? >> well, the number of injured has gone up, and more emergency services have arrived on the scene, but there is not an escalating sense of danger or an escalating sense of concern here. there are many uniformed officers from the fire department, also from the national guard. they are mostly standing around. the fire department are wearing their oxygen tanks on their backs in case they need to respond. i've been watching bomb-sniffing dogs. there is a massive response. if anyone doubted new york city did not have the capability to respond due to an emergency, they have been mistaken. there has been a very quick and overwhelming response to thi

that's in a section of manhattan. we're still waiting for a press conference that's about to start any moment now with the mayor of new york city and the new application commissioner. today is his first day on the job. >> we talk about the 25 people hurt. we do know 23 of the 25 had just minor injuries. no major injuries. some of the witnesses from the scene talked about some of the buildings in that area. one of them being association for the blind. it's next to a church. that association of the blind was a 14 story building. we talk about some of the construction dm that area because eight peered that this started near a dumpster. and there are several dumpsters set up in that area because of all the construction work that was going on in that chelsea section of manhattan. now you have police going through not only that section of no, sir, but you also -- new york. you also have people going through other sections. but again we're awaiting the press conference to get the latest details from some of those officials.

a major explosion reported in manhattan. good evening. >> the mayor of new york calling it an intentional act but saying that there is no connection, it appears now, to terrorism. 29 people have been hurt. one person was seriously injured from a puncture wound. >> we have video just coming in from the scene. the blast was reported before 9:00 tonight on the east coast. it happened on west 23rd street in chelsea section of manhattan 12 blocks from madison square garden. it's busy with nightlife. the streets full of people. >> all of new york city on high alert tonight, and there is reports of a second possible explosive did device that was found a few blocks away on 27th street. just in, we have learned that that device is a pressure cooker as investigators were out looking for other potential explosives, this found this pressure cooker found with wires, a cell phone and possible writings on it. the fbi, the atf as well as new york police are looking for other devices under trash cans and under cars and an alert went out to p

this is manhattan. although the backdrop to all of this is that next week president obama will be here in manhattan. this at the united nations for the 71st gathering of unga, as they call the united nations and the general assembly. the activity still happening on the left-hand side. just about 20, 25 minutes ago, we did see a gurney move through that very microphone area on the left-hand screen underneath the yellow taped portion that's sitting in the backdrop there. the streets for the most part, from what we have been hearing from our reporters, jose diaz balart, including him saying that the streets are fairly open, but with law enforcement vehicles and the sidewalks still with residents. i think we still have our terror analyst malcolm nance with us. as we look at this here, malcolm, you were mentioning earlier that you were getting reporting, something we don't have as of yet, four pipe bombs. we were showing the picture on the left-hand side before that garbage dumpster. the question is was it j

and this is the heart of manhattan. the mayor has been trying to be reassuring, saying that in fact there's no link to terrorism, but it's an intentional act that happened, incident number one. the apparent bomb that was put in or near the dumpster, so what is all this? one thing we do know is that new york is a city that is ready for all this. there's intense training, intense investigations. very little could happen that this city has not thought might happen. so that, i'm sure is reassuring to people who live here and the people who are coming here. but, again, just an incredible, sequence of events that would be explosions at 8:30 at night. and then another apparent bomb found just a few blocks away. so very intense time that we're heading to. it's going to be quite a week coming up here, richard? >> nbc's ron allen at the location of that explosion that started this all so many hours ago. thank you so much. appreciate that, ron. at the moment, we of course are keeping an eye on those injured. 29 of which did receiv

and this is the heart of manhattan. the mayor has been trying to be reassuring saying that, in fact, there's no link to terrorism, but it is an intentional act that happened, incident number one, the parent bomb that was put in or near the dumpster. so what is all this? one thing we do know is that new york is a city that is ready for all this. there is intense training, intense investigations, very little can happen that this city has not thought might happen. so that, i'm sure, is reassuring to people who live here and the people who are coming here. but again, just an incredible sequence of events that they would be seeing explosions at 8:30 at night. another apparent bomb found just a few blocks away. so very intense time that we're heading to. it will be quite a week coming up here, richard? >> and nbc's ron allen there at the location of the explosion that started this all so many hours ago. thank you so much. i appreciate that, ron. at the moment, we are, of course, keeping our eyes on those injured, 29 of which

five people have also been questioned in connection with saturday's explosion in manhattan. they were detained after a traffic stop in brooklyn last night. but so far, no one has been charged. >> an official tells "the new york times" that all or most of the five people in custody may have been from the same family and may have been on their way to the airport. 29 people were injured in manhattan over the weekend. and a second device was found just a few blocks away. street, with things -- with wires coming out of it. and then the wires went into like there was something the size of a cell phone. and i thought, that looks like a child's science experiment that they threw out. >> that's the woman that found a second device in new york city. investigators are trying to determine if the new york attack was linked to an earlier explosion in seaside heights, new jersey. >>> a small plane crashed into an arizona house this weekend. no one was seriously hurt. you can see the plane on its way down. as that fireball in the who managed to bail out before impact. no one in the home was

five people questioned by the fbi in connection with the manhattan bombing. perhaps she meant over the weekend. that's the very latest? >> this is where it all started this weekend. the first bomb went off but first i want to take you to new jersey. right outside of the city and multiple bombs found in a back pack or a train station. two men called police reporting wires in a pipe coming from a pat pack. one of those sides unintentionally sent off by police at the bomb squad try to disarm it. thankfully nobody was hurt and nobody was hurt in the seaside heights bob missile that exploded over the weekend. the bair did have this to say over day. >> they were multiples inside the backpack. one of the devices was being cut and as you've all heard the explosion occurred. the other devices i don't know what the fbi is doing at this moment, but they are trying to remove them. reporter: surveillance video all over new york city, especially in manhattan so they can see what happened from multiple angles. this has quickly led to five persons of interest arrested in bro

talking about new jersey, location one in lower manhattan and location two in lower manhattan. when you hear that detail, the potential of the type of flip phone used being common in all three locations, this is something you were very careful with me last night as we were covering the story. we didn't know if there were any linkages. now with this piece of information, what would you take away from it? >> well, it seems there could be a connection here. and we talked, richard, briefly yesterday about "inspire" magazine outlining the three pipe bombs, picturing it, which are fused separately by external wires. that's very unusual in a bomb. it happens in america, it's unusual, i can tell you. it's not routine. and then the next sentence, they say pressure cookers are a little better. that similarity in the "inspire" magazine. now you have three cell phones used to trig err detonator. a cell phone is common in afghanistan and pakistan, the iraq theater for years, again, not common in america where you would call the cell phone, it would put the electric impulse into the improvis

rocked manhattan. todd: more than two dozen people injured. diane cho is here with breaking news in the investigation. reporter: the mayor says the explosion was deliberate but there is an indication it is connected to terrorism. it happened just after 8:30 last night in the chelsea neighborhood. 29 people were injured, one seriously. most victims have been released from the hospital. police are investigating a second device found blocks away. we are told the device is a pressure cooker with wires attached. to a cell phone officials have not confirm if it's an expose of device. residents are asked to stay away from the area as the investigation continues. back to you guys. >> now your storm team 5 forecast. antionette: it is almost 80 degrees out there right now. much warmer than yesterday. mike: mwa humid outside. a little more moisture and we can squeeze out. we need the rain. the drought monitor, this is the driest it is ever been for the northeast. in boston and worcester, almost 10 inches drive for the year. a difficult year we would have

from the hospital in new jersey to the southern district of manhattan to face federal terrorism charges. interestingly enough new york was the third or perhaps the last of the three to file charges because if you recall you had union county prosecutors immediately filed the five counts of attempted murder against rahami on the first day after he was apprehended. that was based on the shooting during the shoot out that happened when he was captured. last night you had new jersey and new york filing the two separate charges for federal terrorism charges. we now know new york will be the first to go forward against them. he will be transported into the custody of new york officials to face terrorism charges. we learned in the document articulated by our attorney there. the specific details they have to bring it including 12 fingerprints on the pressure cooker bomb found in manhattan. plus the ideological component.

todd: 29 people are injured in chelsea in manhattan. the mayor says there's no indication of terrorism. diane cho is here with details. reporter: one person has serious injuries. the explosion happened around 8:30 last night. the blast appears to have originated in a construction toolbox in front of a residence four blocks away from the scene. we're told it was a pressure cooker. officials have not confirmed if that device is an explosive device. it's unclear who is behind the explosion or what may have motivated them. todd? todd: a ride to remember. hundreds of cyclists taking part in the annual trip from springfield to boston all to honor our local heroes. antoinette: the 106-mile ride ended at the state hou night after more than 12 hours of riding. many of the 350 riders wear badges themselves. children and spouses of those who made the ultimate sacrifice also rode. one man took part in the ride for his dad who was killed in the line of duty in springfield four years ago. >> he was one of the funniest people i've ever met. everyone t

. >> five people were take into custody in manhattan. those five people were picked up dur a traffic stop at the verrazano bridge. this is the scene. this was the scene on the belt parkway last night during that situation where five people were >> we have video from inside a restaurant a few hundred feet away from the manhattan blast. when listening to the blast, you can here it clearly. they stayed surprisingly calm. >> so many people in the new york area were on edge and remain on j. all of this happening as the u.n. general assembly is set to begin in just >> ray raimundi joins us from the scene of the chels any neighborhood. >> reporter: security is very tight here in this area. ahead of the world leaders coming here. we know multiple law enforcement agencies are telling abc news that the explosion in manhattan and behind me and in seaside similar cell phones used. those arrests are happening right now or those five individuals are being questioned by fbi ayegents right now. the new york metro area. on edge this morning. another devi

he was in lower manhattan then. he joins us from lower manhattan once again today. rick? >> reporter: john, so many examples of bravery and strength and sacrifice and heroism from that day, and so many lives lost, nearly 3,000. every single one of them a compelling story, and that, of course, is the reason why they have this ceremony every single year on the anniversary, on this date of 9/11, to remember all of those who gave their lives. first responders, people who were in the towers, victims on the ground. reading their names one by one by family members who are also giving personal messages of love and grief. i had the opportunity to speak this morning with police commissioner bill bratton, who is about to retire. he was a commissioner in new york city before 9/11, he is a commissioner now, and i spoke to him about his experiences on that day. >> i think like so many others you just couldn't comprehend it. those buildings were such a symbol of strength, i've been in them many times. ironically one minute before that event i got a fax from a port authority employee who

arantxa:nos enlazamos vÍa telefÓnica, marÍa vargas corresponsal en manhattan. felix: asÍ es maría, que no puede decir hasta ahora de la actividad que desarrollan las autoridades en el sitio de la explosiÓn y el segundo lugar donde se abrÍa encontrado otro dispositivo. marÍa: buenas noches, así es, la Única informaciÓn que tenemos es que el segundo explosivo fue encontrado la calle 27 con sexta y sÉptima avenida, ha sido descrito como una olla de presiÓn encontrada allÍ, hasta ahora las autoridades continÚan en el Área recolectando más informaciÓn y pidiÉndole a los residentes que traten de alejarse del Área ya que todavÍa la situaciÓn ha sido controlada. sabemos que esa otro artefacto fue encontrado a cuadras donde ocurriÓ la primera explosiÓn que fue en la calle 23 con la sexta y sÉptima avenida la cual ocurriÓ las 8:25 de la noche y ha dejado 29 personas con heridas leve, una de ellas en condiciÓn crÍtica sin embargo sabemos que estÁ en el hospital las autoridades no confirman la condiciÓn de la persona. en este momento sobrevolando

of course, many, many buildings in manhattan and lower manhattan have been evacuated as well. >> and transatlantic flights to this it country are being diverted to canada. still no claim of responsibility that is verifiable or credible at this time. yasser arafat has condemned this attack saying it is shocking and appalling. >> of course, we should mention back in february of 1993 was when that bomb went off in the garage of the world trade center killing six people and injuring a thousand people. and that, of course, was an unbelievable scene. but compared to this -- >> this is what they intended to do back then. >> this is not minor. let's go to bob hager which has some information for us. >> reporter: i was just thinking as you commented about the various planes involved. the one that we know of so far because it is confirmed by american airlines the flight 11 which was scheduled from the boston logan airport to los angeles, that flight 11 was hijacked this morning and it is presumed that that may have been one of the planes that went into one of the towers of the world trade cent

neighborhood of manhattan. 29 people were injured. new york mayor bill de blasio says the incident was an intentional act but the city had received no specific and credible threat from any terror organization. a second device was found a few blocks away from the area where the explosion took place. that is a pressure cooker with wires attached to a cell phone. police removed that device around 2:45 this morning. it was brought to a department firing range in the bronx. witnesses streamly loud and everything was shaking. >> the car tilted and came halfway down. reporter: right now, there are no leads on who was behind the explosion or what may have motivated them. antoinette? antoinette: diane, thank you. we will continue to follow the breaking details on the explosion in manhattan as well the latest on air, online, and on our mobile app. in just hours, president obama is heading to new york city for a fundraising event. this is as the white house officially expresses regret after a u.s.-led airstrike hit syrian forces rather than isis

we've been following developments in manhattan all night long. we'll have new information on the blast in just a moment. antoinette: first we want to check in on that forecast. mike, we finally have some rain moving in. mike: that's the good news about this whole forecast. if you walk outside this morning, temperatures aren't bad, a lot warmer than the past couple of mornings. humidity is much higher today as well. where are t we're starting to see a few of those out in worcester county. the stuff you'll be seeing this morning and this afternoon is hit or miss variety. very light stuff we're talking about. there's more reinforcements to the west. the heaviest rain will happen later tonight through tomorrow morning. a spot shower is not out of the question any time today. you just have to wait a few minutes. it will pass on through. as we head through the day today, a lot of cloud cover. some of you will start with a hint of sunshine before it becomes more overcast. up. they'll be through the evening hours. after midnight, we start to see this com

a major explosion reported in manhattan. good evening. >> along with that explosion, a second possible device was also found. it appears to be a pressure cooker. this does appear to be an intentional act. no connection to terrorism. 29 people were hurt. one person has serious injuries from a puncture wound. we're looking now not only to surveillance video from where that explosion went off, but a map that shows us where in manhattan in the chelsea section of the city where the dumpster explosion happened and then just a few blocks away, was where the second device, this pressure cooker device that had wires coming out of it and -- and a note along with it was found. so two different locations that are causing chaos in the city of new york tonight, even though it is 2:00 in the morning there right now. >> the mayor spoke earlier this evening. this is what he had to say about what happened. >> we believe at this point in time, this was an intentional act. i want to assure -- assure all new yorkers that all agencies are in full

chelsea neighborhood. >> we want to go to jay gray with the latest from manhattan. >> reporter:. right now, the investigation continues with a suspect in the hospital recovering from gun shot wounds after a showdown with police. while this community is recovering after an explosion >> this manhunt ended as witnesses described as a shoot-out between the suspect and the police. >> you see that and the gunshot. >> one of the officers was hit, save bid his vest and the second when struck by debris. this man running from police was returning fire but wounded and transported to an area he's a naturalized citizen born in afghanistan and investigators say he's the man seen on this security camera near the site of the bomb blast in manhattan saturday night, one of the three explosions in a 48 hour period. nbc news learn had the bomb making materials were found consistent with the evidence and by rahami's family. >> they don't get scared. they're tough, resilient and go about their business every day. >> they are trying to understand how and why it happened. >> and it's happening, by the w

an additional 1,000 state troopers and national guard soldiers descending on manhattan. a visible show of force after a bomb exploded saturday. it left 29 injured and countless others rattled. >> my ears were ringing and i noticed screaming, running, glass everywhere. >> the bomb exploded in the chelsea neighborhood. many of the injured were hit with shrapnel. the blast turned the heavy dumpster it was placed mere into a mangled pile of metal. >> you see the amount of damage, we really were very lucky that there were no fatalities at the time. >> it might have been part of a coordinated attack. just four blocks away, police discovered a prrsh cooker with wires and a cell phone attached. that device has been dismantled and the fbi is combing it for clues. law enforcement sources say it appears the same man was spotted in surveillance videos near both devices, but who he is and whether he's involved at all remain a mystery. >> we have lot more work to do to be able to say what kind of motivation was behind this. >> investigators are poring over surveillance videos and bomb

sospechoso de haber colocado el artefacto explosivo en este sector de la ciudad, en este sector de manhattan que continÚa acordonado por las autoridades en medio de las investigaciones. el sospechoso fue detenido en medio de un tiroteo en new jersey, a las afueras de un bar. blanca: el arresto del principal sospechoso de la explosiÓn en chelsea y los atentados de new jersey finaliza una intensa bÚsqueda y uno de los operativos policiales mÁs grande de los Últimos tiempos. ahmad rahami resultÓ herido al igual que otro policÍa en el operativo. todo se iniciÓ con una llamada al 911 realizada por el dueÑo de un bar, quien reportÓ a la policÍa que un hombre dormía en el pasadizo de su negocio, pensÓ que se trataba de un hombre desamparado buscando un lugar para dormir. las investigaciones revelan que raham este sospechoso cuyo telÉfono solar estÁ sincronizado a una olla de presiÓn fue encontrada en la calle 27 en manhattan y a una de las cuatro bombas descubiertas en nueva york y nueva jersey este fin de semana. >> basados en la informaciÓn que tenemos, pensamos que esto fue un a

the governor of new york said that the bombing in manhattan could be an act of terrorism. this morning the authorities are honing in on beats man -- on this man, ahmad kham rahami and they want to question him about the blast in the manhattan chelsea neighborhood saturday. federal agents are searching the apartment in elizabeth, new jersey where we are told that ahmad kham rahami leah. last night they discovered a backpack with five pipe bombs inside near the apartment in elizabeth. one of the pipe bombs exploded as the police robot try to move it to this army it. we heard from the mayor of -- disarm it. we her from the mayor of elizabeth and said that the explosives were dumped in that location. >> we suspect it was tossed and they are due to the ongoing investigation and they were trying to get rid of it. >> the fbi agents are continuing to question five people in connection with the bombing in manhattan saturday that injured 29 people. after the explosion in the chelsea neighborhood, another device was found nearby, a pressure cooker that had wires and a cell phone atta

. >> we've also got the latest on president obama arrived in manhattan, along with the united nations general assembly. >>> new details surrounding the mass stabbing attack at a minnesota mall. >>> and gas prices sky rocket almost overnight. "early today" starts right now. good to be with you, i'm frances rivera. >>> and i'm a where,man. bombs were planted in manhattan and two investigations taking place, one on the vaerrazano bridge and in chelsea. one exploding in a busy train station. the city's mayor spoke to nbc about that explosion and concern for the state of the country. >> extremely concerned for the residents of the community, but more importantly extremely concerned for everybody in the state or country where somebody can drop a backpack in a garbage can with no timers and you have to wonder how many people could have been hurt. i don't have the expertise to determine the blast function of that. but based on the loudness, i were in the vicinity when that went off. >> here with more on the investigation there. >> reporter: good morning. the mayor here of elizabeth, new jerse

acre and highlight of lower manhattan. a place of serenity, a lot of con create and steel but there's a lot of green here. to our right here over 7,000 plantings, when we get to the living wall there's over 22,000 plantings, so really we brought life back to this great place. world trade center. >> it's a great place to view the national memorial. >> well, i call it the best-kept secret in all of world trade. when you stand at the edge, you can look down and a very special place to remember those people lost on the faithful day. these were all colleagues and friends so it's very personal to us. [sirens] >> and so many of them made the ultimate sacrifice responding to the event that happened right here. >> absolutely. the emergency workers, you know, i comment how we do our business, we don't run from a problem, we run to the problem, they've taught us that. when there's a challenge -- we are very proud of that, that we have been able to show the world and next generation as a legacy how to respond to these evil events. tho

>>> new york city police investigating an explosion in manhattan. video of the moment of terror on the street and also device. >>> people and pulled county raised concerns over contaminated water pick what local government officials are doing to solve the issues of the contaminated water. >>> good morning everyone and thanks for joining us. it is now 6 am. we begin with a quick look at your sunday forecast. >> off to a very mild and muggy start in downtown tampa. we temperatures are similar to where we started around this time yesterday. right now no rain out there. we do have some scattered clouds over the gulf and also still have the big area of clouds off the coast of south carolina that is still tropical storm julia. as we take will have the clouds build up by midday. by 12:30 we could see a few pop up showers and then the chance for scattered showers will increase as we go through the rest of the afternoon. we expect a similar day, 90 degrees. another steamy afternoon. i will tell you when you can expect drier air coming down the road. >>> one

., a bomb exploded on west 23rd street in manhattan. bomb was enough to destroy a metal dumpster and sent residents racing for cover. 29 people were injured. >> there was an explosion. there are you nilts saying there was an explosion above a garbage pail. >> reporter: another pressure cooker bomb was found four blocks away, but it did not explode. surveillance video showed rahami in the manhattan neighborhood, plain as day, as one investigator put it. more surveillance video from that night appears to show rahami walking down the street, contained the bomb. law enforcement say hits fingerprint was found on one of the bombs, and both bombs used a flip-style cell phone as a trigger, the same as a pipe bomb that had blown up 11 hours earlier at a charity race in new jersey. police now believe all three are connected. [explosion] by sunday evening five more explosive devices were found in a trash can near the eliz elizabeth was rahami's last-known address, but officials say he had also traveled to afghanistan at least three times where his

weekend bombing in manhattan, who he is and new details were learning about the pipe bomb found overnight in new jersey.>>> one of the most powerful figures in san francisco politics has died, but she never held in elected office, mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning, welcome back on this monday morning, september 19 and i am pam cook.>> i am frank mallicoat in fort dave clark today.>> it was warm, and a few people have written me on facebook, but don't worry, we have a big chill coming. temperatures are peaking out yesterday but still very warm today and then on their way down. livermore sunday 100, now 97 and 72 on thursday. that is correct. 97 in santa rosa, today 94. we did drop into the 70s, 100 in livermore, 97 today, san jose from 93 and today 90. it is taking a turn, and that fog is playing up the coast but not impacting us. the inland temperatures will be hot, 60s on the temperatures with a few 50s, cooler along the coast. 60s for many, 57 in atherton, los altos almost at 70, clear, sunny and hot. we have eight system dropping rain in southern

the suspect allegedly caught on camera at bomb scenes in manhattan. today's arrest just hours after a new jersey train station. how authorities used evidence left behind and the public's health to track him down. tonight new details about the suspect, a naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan, his past troubles with law enforcement and his travels overseas. and troubling questions. what was the motive and did the bomber have help? "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with remarkable speed, a 48-hour reign of terror in the nation's largest metropolitan area was brought to an end today in a dramatic takedown. the man police suspect was behind bombing attacks and attempted bombings in new york city and nearby new jersey over the weekend was shot and wounded during a gun battle. this video captures 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami, an afghan-born u.s. citizen, on the run in linden, new was shot today. an ied he's suspected of planting injured nearly 30 people when it expl

an explosion taking place in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. specifically at either 133 or 135 west 23rd street. we'll get more specific about that. which would be the association for the blind. just a couple of miles from here where we are. people heard the explosion from, you know, quite a distance there. as you can see, there are several ambulances on the scene. many emergency personnel on that scene. we're now hearing there are injuries from the fire department, at least confirming now says 25 injured in this explosion. they're also saying, though, that none of these injuries appears to be life-threatening. they're saying that they're checking for a second device. nothing that's been found yet. and also that they are ruling out gas, a gas explosion here. that is the only thing that they have ruled out. there are now fears, though, that there could be other explosive devices. again, they have not found one. there's also some new video we saw of some of the debris, which appeared to be at some point part of a dumpster there. again, the bomb s

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. low: 63tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 80 wednesday: chance of storms, evening. high: 78forecast... small craft advisory from 10am until 6pmtoday: mostly sunny; late day/evening storms. high: 83tonight: storms early. clearing late. low: 63tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 80 wednesda

the bombings in new jersey and manhattan. the explosives found in elizabeth, new jersey, as well as the stabbings inside a mall in minnesota. the governor cuomo * says there appears to be foreign ties to this. >> do we now it's an international terrorist attack. we had no evidence. today i believe we are going to find out that it was a foreign body. yesterday i said i believed it was a terrorist act. today i think we'll find out it was influenced by foreign forces. bill: you are looking at downtown new york, the neighborhood of chelsea where we are seeing an f.b.i. presence. new york congressman peter king who serves on the homeland services committee. thank you for your time. what more can it add, sir, on the latest on this investigation? >> first i heard what governor cuomo said. i's accurate about the -- he's accurate about the strong possibility of an international come poanltd. the f.b.i. and nypd have known this definitely did involve afghan americans. they knew that that was where this was coming from. i believe it is

we begin in lower manhattan, a live look at ground zero. the marking of the 15th anniversary since the attacks. i'll speak with aaron brown leading cnns coverage that day. we'll talk about how that day changed news forever and how it changed politics. in some ways, 9/11 is the day that never ended. so much of the debate is around terrorism, how to combat it and whether they did or did not support a decision to go into iraq after 9/11. lots of conversation about islam phobia. it's what we heard days ago, hillary clinton speaking saying many, half of trump supporters are islamaphobic. look at what she said. >> you could put half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorabl deplorables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, you name it. >> there it is, basket of deplorables. it is a phrase that will be with us for the rest of the campaign and beyond. it's a fight clinton and trump want to have. it sparked an uproar from republican vice president candidate, mike pence. all right. we don't have it. we will get to that. he, of course, said t

se investiga con posible acto terrorista la explosiÓn de un artefacto casero en manhattan que dejÓ 29 personas heridas. a raÍz de la detonaciÓn y localizaciÓn de un segundo alteza explosivo, la alerta y la seguridad de nueva york se encuentran en su mÁximo nivel. el estado islÁmico podrÍa estar detrÁs del ataque. la ciudad de los angeles celebra el grito de viva mÉxico! el festival es el mÁs grande y el antiguo del sur de california. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana. con fÉlix y arantxa. ♪ ♪ arantxa: buenas tardes. bienvenidos. estados unidos viviÓ ayer lo que las autoridades catalogaron como tres posibles atentados terroristas. la explosiÓn de un dispositivo en new jersey. el apuÑalamiento en un lugar en minnesota. la flota -- explosiÓn casera en manhattan. vamos con los Últimos detalles. >> buenas tardes. el motivo detrÁs de estas explosiones continÚa siendo un misterio. se desconoce quiÉnes serÍan los responsables de este incidente. estamos a solo pasos de dÓnde ocurriÓ el estallido. como pueden ver, las auto