again, this is breaking news coming out of new york city. you're looking at these new images coming into cnn. there's been an explosion in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan, a very busy neighborhood on a saturday night here. west 23rd street and 6th avenue. according to the new york city fire department at least 25 people have been injured here. they do believe the injuries are non-life-threatening. they have ruled out a gas explosion. and at this point we believe it was an ied. my question is to you, tom, quickly is what are the odds? this happening in new jersey as poppy was on the air covering it earlier. there was a device that exploded there. and now you have this device not far away in a very busy section of new york city. >> well, it is highly coincidental, don. you're right. the only other thing, it could possibly be a copycat if someone already had explosive devices that they were ready to deploy and then heard about the attack in new jersey earlier today and decided that they would also do that, that sounded like a good idea to

york and new jersey already. that clearly emulates that what we saw in boss top and where it came from. it is not a sprint. it is a mare-a-thon. they are going to take their time and collect the information. before they show their cards they will make sure they have all of their ducks in a row. >> 19 minutes after the hour. under fire the uber is under fire. what they are accused of doing in the immediate moments following the blasts in new york city. >> politics centered at the emmy awards. did you see hollywood taking aim at donald trump with jeb bush making a surprise appearance. >> i am in between jobs right now. you know you can make $12 driving for uber? >> last night's emmy awards. oin. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take contro

new york and new jersey. another device has now exploded in new jersey. there's a busy train station in the norther close to new york city. this is the video of that decision. a bomb squad was attempting to disarm devices found in a backpack when one of them went off. >> the fbi has been working to disarm the other four devices. amtrak has temporarily disabled travel in that region. >> no one has been charged. this is new video that was released. security video. you hear the explosion. it captures the motion of that explosion in manhattan. just a few hundred yards away from the scene. >> abc's maggie is there. good morning. >> yeah. authorities continue to investigate exactly what happened. questions about what motivated the bombing remain. a massive manhunt for whoever is responsible for this terrifying scene. >> a bomb just went off in york. >> you heard the shutter of the windows and everything else and everything just stopped. >> i'm holding you, okay? come with me. you okay. nothing is going to happen. >

on the streets of new york city with the aim to kill. who did it? why? now the intense focus for investigators as 24 hours later that manhattan neighborhood is getting back to normal. all the blast capped a day of scary scenes starting in new jersey, a pipe bomb exploded as thousands of runners were set to stream past. in minnesota isis-related media now claiming a role behind the terrorist stabbing spree in a mall this. three attacks in the span of one day, and we have all the latest on the developing stories. >> we start with fox news alert a massive investigation is underway at this hour here in new york city. after a bomb rocked a bustling neighborhood last night, injuring 29 people, in the chelsea area of manhattan. authorities later using a robot to remove a second device, discovered only blocks arm. the mayor de blasio vowing to leave no stone unturned. >> this was an intentional act, i reaffirm what i said, we do not know the motivation, we do not know the nature of it and we are not take any opening off the table the i want no o

for "the new york times" he hosted the weekend explorer video podcasts on the new york city history and he has also written for the "washington post" and npr, pbs and his books include reflections on the birth of office, faith, rock till you drop and black like you which is the book and of course the village a former resident of greenwich village on the lower east side in hells kitchen he now lives in brooklyn heights. please welcome john strausbaugh. [applause] >> thank you. can you hear me? i used to do theater so i'm good at that, can you hear me!. i want to thank politics and prose for having me. and thanks to booktv for being here as well. it's an entirely appropriate i think to come to washington and talk about new york city in the civil war because the two cities have a very high level of interaction of course, and an affect on each other. while washington was the nation's capital, new york city was the capital of just about every other thing that mattered. it had a huge impact in creating the conditions for the war and also the con duct of the war. but it was a hugely confused i

york, new jersey. that will be part of the investigation. when we talk about going forward, those are the intelligence pieces the jttf are going to exploit as quickly as possible. they can identify the full tentacles, full history and travel back and forth. >> which brings me to lathe alcoury and malcolm nance on the phone. rahema ellis is in the chelsea neighborhood where it started. what do we know about his online activity and who might have been in contact with him if anyone. >> it's unclear what kind of online activity he's been doing. there were reportshat he's had social networking footprint where he might have expressed some jihadist sentiment. of course that's unconfirmed still. but, you know, this is what the investigators will be doing -- looking at everything he posted online, his digital communications. they will seize his hard drives, everything, conduct forensic analysis for clues he might have left there. his web browsing history, cache, videos in support of isis. if he had contact via

york and new jersey. we have all of it for you tonight beginning with our richard engel. >> reporter: good evening, kate. what we're talking about is what seems to be three explosive detonated here in new york and new jersey. investigators are trying to figure out, are all these incidents linked? they believe they have found one key connection with city officials telling nbc news that the detonator in these three devices all appear to have been old school, old style flip phones. and that similarity suggests this may have all been the work of one individual or one group. passers-by ran in panic. >> everybody get off the street! let's go! >> reporter: from what new york officials today confirmed was a bomb that detonated in the heart of manhattan around 8:30 last night. >> the sound was so overwhelming. >> reporter: the bomb exploded in or near a dumpster, which seems to have contained much of the blast. even so, it was strong enough to crack the glass doors of a gym across the street. >> when you see the a

in new york. we would first like your take on what we see on three separate events. police looking for the connection. whether authorities looking for an investigation? >> i'm not a big believer so most of it to be done right now is different that were to be done at the undetonated ieds comparing architecture with other known ieds recovered and are exploded. it's all important to look at how the bombers put together in the device in the palm to go off in chelsea and looking at the bomb went off and the ones that were filed. no doubt in my mind sooner or later this will be solved. there's some protest against doing some careful with time. it's the right thing to do and not help resolve the matter right now. nicole: became the south because they actually caught someone moving in placing devices in new york so they came to be very helpful. the most recent incident in new jersey at the train station. five explosives and one that pack exploded as the robot was trying to gather data and take it out here

starting with the news out of new york. police with sniffer dogs are searching for explosive devices after a blast. it ripped through a neighborhood in chelsea. that's the community. injuring dozens of people. the force of the explosion blew up windows and forced glass and pieces of metal flying in all directions. sending terrified people running. you see in the cell phone video,

>>> from nbc news world headquarters in 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 cannes ra hany on the run in linden, new jersey, before he was shot today. an ied injured nearly 30 people when it exploded saturday evening in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. the key question authorities are working to answer right now is, did he have help? we have it all covered tonight, starting with nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the manhunt turned into a foot chase and ended in a shoot-out. shot multiple times. wheeled into an ambulance after investigators say he opened fire to two officers. >> i mainly seen a cop just shooting at the suspect. >> just sounded like, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the 28-year-old

we continue following the breaking news from saturday night's bombing in new york. the fbi and new york police made a traffic stop sunday night in this investigation. and we're learning more about another situation playing out right now in new jersey. let's go live to our cnn correspondent deborah feyerick following developments in new york. deborah, it's good to have you with us. what more have you learned. >> there are a couple of incidents happening across both manhattan and new jersey. we're told now that the mayor of elizabeth, new jersey tweeted that federal, state and local officials are on scene of a suspicious package at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. right now they're saying there is no threat to public safety as the package is secured and also investigated. another incident also happening near the northeast corridor and north jersey coastline rail service. that has been suspended between new york and liberty international airport and elizabeth stations because police activity in the elizabeth area. whenever you have incidents like what happened

and new yo york. the first debate just a week away. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: less than an hour after the explosion rocked manhattan, donald trump spoke out. >> a bomb went off in new york, and nobody knows exactly what's going on. but, boy, we are living in a time, we better get very tough, folks. >> reporter: describing it as a bomb even before the cause was confirmed. >> we have to let this investigation unfold. >> reporter: arriving in new york, hillary clinton seemed to scold trump for his quick determination. >> it's always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions. >> reporter: as the race tightens, the president is making an impassioned plea to african-american voters. >> i will consider it a personal insult, if this community lets down its guard. >> reporter: hoping to shore up support with minorities, trump is trying to put the birther movement he led behind him. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> reporter: president obama mocki

new york and new jersey. this morning pe suspect. a manhunt is under way for ahmad khan rahami. investigators believe the 28-year-old is the bombmaker behind all of the weekend blasts. his last known address is elizabeth, new jersey. that's where a new explosion happened overnight. a police robot detonated one of five explosive devices found in a trash can near a train >> also overnight the fbi stopped a car near new york's verrazano bridge. five people inside were questioned in connection to saturday's explosion in the city's chelsea neighborhood. a pressure cooker bomb blew up and injured more than two dozen people. a second pressure cooker bomb found nearby did not explode. this all happened after a bomb went off saturday morning in seaside park new jersey. >> also on saturday a man stabbed several people in minnesota. isis is claiming responsibility for that attack. we have corresponde these developing stories. we'll begin with michelle miller in elizabeth, new jersey, outside the home of the man suspecte

of new york city. isn't that the definition itself of terrorism? he won't call it that. >> it's incredible. hillary won't say it. president obama gave a press conference talked about why he wouldn't call it terrorism. he should talk more about how to getting these people. you never saw the problem if you are afraid to use the real name. this is radical islamic terrorism. the guy in minnesota is going around, screaming his words, slashing people, knifing people, viciously slashing people. it's crazy how they came into the country in the first place is beyond belief. this is going to be like the trojan horse. we're letting tens of thousands of people flow into this country and they are bringing in in many cases this is cancer from within. this is something that's going to be so tough and you know they stay together, so nobody really knows who it is, what's happening. they are plotting. they keep plotting, and this has been going on for so long and everybody knows it and the good law enforcement, we have

in new york city. dan? >> reporter: interesting that triggering devices of the bomb here and the bomb in new jersey because original reports said it was a different kind of bomb. with a different kind of explosive powder that the residue was showing. behind me, you can see investigators still on the streets here. 23rd street where the bomb went off. you can see some of the markers here, marking the evidence where the shrapnel went into the street. all across the street, injuring 29 people. another device found about four blocks away from here. the bomb used in the boston marathon bombings. >> number one, whoever placed these bombs, we will find and they will be brought to justice. number two, we will not allow these type of people and these type of threats to disrupt our life in new york. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo speaking to the people of new york sunday, vowing that authorities will catch whomever is responsible for manhattan that left nearly 30 people injured. >> i was driving a car. and ne

in new york city? >> the profile is definitely somebody who was willing to plan and to basically develop these dooips types of bombs. the more we're learn background these devices, the more we are seeing that there is some sophistication. it would require some kind of research, some planning, and there's definitely a lot of information online and qaeda and isis has put a lot of that on the internet to where people that are here in the u.s. could research and try to develop the devices themselves. in this indicates, we saw new york city, there was one that went off, one that did not. new jersey, that one went off. so that's typical of the kinds of people that are just trying to do it themselves. they probably didn't travel out to the middle east or some place to get the kind of training that some other people have done. so they're probably people that using the internet to research and then develop the devices. >> and, steve, here in new york, we're constantly hearing and saying if you see something, if

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were planted in new york. all of that leading the fbi to make this announcement. >> we have directly linked rahami to devices from new york and from saturday in new jersey. >> reporter: for now, rahami is held on local gun charges stemming from this morning's shoot-out, while federal prosecutors build their case. >> we're going to take a lot of care and time to make sure if we bring charges federally in the manhattan district court that we do it in a way with that's >> tonight rahami is being held on state charges of attempted murder of police officers. his bond has been set at $5 million. lester? >> all right, pete wimds, thank you. >>> now to another major terror investigation under way tonight in st. cloud, minnesota. isis has claimed responsibility for a stabbing rampage that left nine people injured inside a shopping mall. our blake mccoy is there with new details. >> reporter: tonht falconer, an off-duty police officer being hailed a hero for shooting and killing a knife-wielding attacker inside a minnes

he's a new york city legend. and as has been reported tonight, on and on and on, the laguardia bombing was put in a locker that killed 11 people. car bombs on fifth avenue by palestinian terrorists, 1973, did not go off. the francis tavern boim big the faln and the weather underground. if this is not terrorism, whether it's domestic or radical islamic, it's terrorism. >> even if it's a copy cat from early this morning, it's a terrorist attack. the motive is to terrorize people around the city and around the country. what they've got to do and very, very quickly, they've got to do the analysis we talked about earlier with regard to the explosive material. is it the same as it was in new jersey? if they find a device, i'm still unclear on that, on 27th street, does that device match the device that was used earlier they have to look at that video footage they're going to get. they've got a lot of work to do. i'm a little surprised they came on this early in the investigation with a conference like that. a little su

york city and new jersey. and it said, when you look down -- it sounds like an alarm in every building because everyone's phone goes off at once. it said -- "wanted: ahmad khan rahami, 28-yr-old male. see media for pic. call 9-1-1 if see." it is believed to be the first time in the u.s. this nationwide wireless emergency alert system was used. your response to what took place. >> like you, and i think like millions of new yorkers, i was surprised to see that on my phone. i had never seen anything like that before. i have gotten thee amber alert and similar warnings -- amy: it is believed to be the first time it was used in this way. >> automatically, i started to think, what are the consequences of this? it is not something they have studied, not something they're doing in a deliberate way based on any research as to what the consequences might be. on one level, i am grateful the individual was apprehended as quickly as he was because we did not have the time to see the consequences of this sort of unprecedent

coverage on the explosion in new york city. eric shawn, next. >>> i'm eric shawn in new york with the very latest on what appears to be some sort of explosion that has we have been reporting tonight on the fox news channel. on 23rd street in the chelsea section of manhattan. at least 25 people have been injured. this supposed device, not yet confirmed it was an ied at all, in a dumpster, apparently went off earlier this morning, and injured 25 people. i want to make it very clear and responsible that there is no confirmation that this was, indeed, an ied of any sort, but certainly someone could come to some type of conclusion considering the history and record of bombs that we have had in new york city, not for quite some time, in the '50s and '60s, bombing of the laguardia terminal in 1975 that killed 11 people at that time. this is something that we have not seen in the city of new york, basically, for decades. more recently, there have been a coup of individual-type bombing pacts, aimed at the recruiting center in times squa

. >> reporter: new york's governor said a little while ago when a bomb explodes in new york city, it is terrorism and it's his city's best investigators right now analyze an unexploded pressure cooker, governor cuomo is positioning the national guard at some of the city's most sensitive soft targets. >> we will be deploying close to an additional 1,000 new york state police and national guard people to police the bus terminals and airports and subway stations. again, just to err on the side of caution and i want new yorkers to be confident when they go back to work on monday. >> reporter: the bomber or bombers responsible for last night's attack on manhattan remain on the loose at this hour. investigators are tight lipped about how much they've learned about the suspect or suspects' motive because they don't want to risk tipping anyone off and losing a lead. >> we don't have enough information to make any final conclusion. as the mayor said, we don't know if there's any political or social motivation but we definitely had a bombing last night on 23rd street and we had a suspicious de

soil, including a bomb blast in new york city. the moment an explosion rips through a manhattan neighborhood, dozens injured. police warning people to get back. >> everybody get off of the street! >> a second pressure cooker device found nearby. and now, the investigation. >> we know there was a bomb. that this was an intentional act. >> the manhunt under way for a bombmaker on the loose. >>> the charity race attack the same day, detonated with a cell phone at a benefit run for marines. authorities working tonight to determine if all three bombs are connected. >>> plus, the stabbing spree inside a minnesota mall, a suspect in a security guard uniform invoking allah, stabbing and now, isis claiming responsibility. >>> toxic sinkhole. more than 200 million gallons of radioactive water already flowing into the source. residents worried about their drinking water. >>> and, fire in the sky. the plane full of skydivers, engulfed. crashing into an arizona home. how the passengers and pilot somehow survived. >>> good evening. i'm tom llam

jersey and new york. are law enforcement officials that you are talking about giving you any more information about what they may or may not know about that group? >> well, i think that is a developing picture. is, they're following a lead. they have reasons they're following the lead. evidence from the phones, the evidence from the surveillance video. whether this is the actual cell, how many people are involved, we don't know. we do know, they tell us that the devices that were found overnight in new jersey are similar to the device that was left in the trash can saturday in seaside park. so there is that connection. and that device, in turn, has, we're ld has similarities to the ones in new york. so this is moving really very quickly. >> pete, thank you very much. >>> bill bratton is the former police commissioner for new york city. he retired on friday. we've also got sean henry, former assistant director of the fbi. gentlemen, good morning. commissioner, you just left the job on friday. one presumes

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> donald trump's camn he now believes president obama was born in the united states, but trump hasn't officially signed on and in "the washington post" interview, he wouldn't answer the question. hena daniels is here in new york with details. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, meg. all eyes are on donald trump this morning to see whether he publicly denounces his long-held birther beliefs. his campaign put out a statement last night saying trump believes president obama was born in the republican candidate was wrong for ever trying to delegitimatize the country's first black president. trump's apparent flip-flop on the birther issue came after hillary clinton blasted his refusal to denounce the idea when he was interviewed by "the washington post" wednesday. >> he was asked one more time, where was president obama born? and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our ne

they want to make you worry about going into new york city or new york state. they want to make you worry about going across a bridge or a subway. we're not going to let them instill fear, because then they would win. so, we have the best response team on the globe, it's here, it's working. the best protection team on the globe. on the side of caution, we'll be adding close to an additional 1,000 national guard and state police, just to make sure people know that we're on the scene and we're on the job. and, we're going -- life will go on in new york, just the way it did the moment before the bomb exploded. we're not going to let them win. >> similar in nature -- >> not that i know of. >> are you saying the one here was a pressure cooker? >> that is my advice, that is my knowledge, and what i've been informed, but, obviously, that bomb detonated, so there's only pieces of it, and i would wait for the fbi to do a full analysis before i come to any conclusion. >> in new jersey, are you saying it's not -- >> my information, again at this preliminary stage, is the

are being held at new york penn station and new york bound amtrak trains are being held here in trenton. people reported being stuck on amtrak and new jersey transit trains for several hours last night. some trains even reversed course along the tracks to drop or passengers at other stations. now, amtrak said some 2,400 passengers had been affected and that trains were being brought in to other stations for people to take other forms of transportation. since those explosives were found in a trash can near the elizabeth train station, this happened around 8:30 last night, fears and concern are certainly high and here is the mayor of elizabeth, talking about the backpack that was found. >> there were multiple devices inside that backpack. one of those devices was being cut in order to disarm it. as you all heard the explosion occurred. the other devices, i don't know what the fbi and the state police are doing at this moment but they are trying to remove them. in a secure way, so they can preserve them for evidence. the one that exploded, they're now naturally going to check all of the ar

jersey and new york. the man they've been seeking since yesterday. yesterday late in the day apparently having identified ahmad khan rahami, but it took several hours after the first explosion in seaside, new jersey. three different incidents. there you have it on your screen. exclusive video from wabc in new york captures the moments after a shoot-out where a bloodied rahami can be seen on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance, and carted off to a hospital. what happens to him now will be intrigue, to say the least. what information he may have about potential others, or if he acted alone. right now the immediate need would be medical for him. after that, likelihood of those handcuffs coming off him anytime soon, remote to say the least. a couple things i want to update you, 13, 14 minutes from now expecting the new york city mayor bill de blasio to come out and brief us live on perhaps the capture, what led to it. joined by the brand new police commissioner of new york who thought today was just go

we'll take you to new york to find out. also on the show, syria's best chance of peace is now in tatters. the military of the asaad regime says it is done with the cease-fire. what comes next for the war-torn country? and if i could turn back time, i would. the german chancellor angela merkel responds to growing voter backlash over her immigration policy. riding high after yet another strong election result. good to have you with us. u.s. police have arrested the main suspect connected with saturday's bombings in new york and new jersey and it happened only after a shootout between police and the suspect. ahmad khan rahami was wanted for his alleged involvement in two bombings saturday morning's blast in new jersey and a letter explosion in manhattan that injured more than 30 people. he is a u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. the f.b.i. have raided his last known address in the town of elizabeth, new jersey. a short time ago, the mayor of new york, bill de blasio gave a statement to the press. he said authorities are now tre

town and new york city. we have an accident blocking the right lane, an early morning accident you can see the car badly damaged, two vehicles off to the side, as well as police. watch for that eastbound on the schuylkill expressway. vine street expressway, approaching the schuylkill expressway, we can see traffic moving okay in both directions. no construction, no delays on the vine. looking good there. construction on the northeast extension southbound between lehigh valley and lansdale, the right lane blocked. >> we are following breaking news, a suspicious device exploded in a trash can near a north jersey train station as the bomb squad was attempting to disarm it. annie mccormick is live at 30th street station with the latest on what we know. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, according to the fbi there was a suspicious package with multiple i am pro -- improvise device exploded this morning as the bomb squad attempted to disarmed it with a robot. two men discovered the device in the

area like new york city. the thing to note that's interesting is that right at the avenue of americas and right at the 23rd street train station, the subway station. someone could have come -- it's also a two-way major thoroughfare for this city. somebody could have come up there, stopped a vehicle, dropped a bomb in a trash can or just thrown it out of a vehicle, or they could have come up from the metro and down from the metro. coming to that intersection gives them a lot of different access ways in and access ways out. one interesting thing from the eyewitness, he said there was a large thud as if something had fallen from the building, but he didn't have his windows shake. he didn't feel vibration. the yield of the device was loud enough to make a large noise, but not enough to really give you that vibration from a large-scale explosive device. that tells me it is probably a smaller explosive device that was contained within a non-explosive container like a trash can. so i've got two devices which appear

new jersey-bond amtrak trains have been help at new york penn station and new york-bound amtrak strains, a lot are being held her in trenton.ç people were stuck on amtrak and new jersey transit for several hours. some trains even reversed course along the tracks to drop passengers off at other stations. amtrak said that trains were being brute to other stations for people to take other forms of transportation, including buses. since those explosives were found in that trash can, fears and concern, of course, as you can imagine, they are high. here's the mayor of elizabeth talking about that backpack. >> this could take more hours than we thought initially. i'm not so sure if the morning commute will be easy. we're calling in the elizabeth police department traffic division early at 6:00 in order to deal with traffic problems. there's a lot of people that don't even know this is happening at this hour. so we're going to be real concerned about a major traffic problem here in the morning. >> reporter: as we take another live look here at that trenton transit center, that woman who just

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york city and new jersey. and connected him to five more bombs found sunday night near a new jersey train station. they're also looking into whether he had any ties to terror groups. afghanistan at least three times in the last three years. he also visited pakistan. as the investigation continues to unfold people who live here along the street where the bomb went off are returning home. and businesses are back open once again. >> all we can do is be viging lent and clean up the mess. >> it's not a block you that would consider as a target. it's not times square, or world station so it is very strange that it happened here. >> reporter: officials say there's no indication of an extremist cell operating in the area and believe rahami operated alone. rahami and his family operated a fried chicken stand in the city and believe they had a clash with the city. >>> investigators are breaking down how the bops used in the new york and new jersey attacks bomb components are not only legal they are be commonly found in

here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> investigators, this morning, are looking for patterns and possible links to international militants after a series of domestic attacks. the attacks happened over the weekend in new york city, seaside park, new jersey, and st. cloud, minnesota. here in new york city, several people are being questioned about a bomb that injured 29 people saturday night. a man seen in surveillance video near the blast site is being . a federal official says the bomb contained an explosive that can be purchased in sporting goods stores. the cell phone that triggered the bomb was similar to one used in a pipe bomb that went off saturday in a jersey shore town. isis says a knife wielding attacker at a minnesota mall was one of its soldiers. hena daniels joins us now live from manhattan. hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. there is ongoing police presence here in chelsea. heightened alert, this after overnight, several people were taken i

after a string of bombings in new york and new jersey. both the suspect and police officers were hurt during a shootout this morning. ""..the offi relized that this might be the person that the fbi's been looking for. the officer then said show me your hands, and the person went to the side of his body and pulled out a handgun and fired right at the officer." " investigators found "ahmad kahn rahami ) " sleeping in a bar hallway in linden, new jersey. . officials launched a manhunt for him just hours before his arrest. rahami is accused of setting off explosions in new jersey and new york city. last night, one of the devices blew up in elizabeth, new jersey... the same city rahami was last known to "bollwage says: ".. the town is extremely safe, the businesses are open, the trains are running, the schools are open. people need to continuing move on with their daily lives." " the f-b-i says rahami is a naturalized u-s citizen of afghan decent. right now, investigators say they aren't looking for any other suspects. coming up at four-30...

king of new york. as we approach the 15th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001, it is appropriate that we in congress are finally authorizing the victims from that terrible day have the right to pursue full justice in our courts of law. i'm a lawyer and i have worked with constitutional and statutory issues. this legislation does not convict any one person or any one nation. but it gives the loved ones of those who died recourse for full justice and compensation. new jersey lost more than 700 residents in the attacks. 81 of them from communities i represent here in congress. i know some of those names and i know all of those communities. they deserve their day in court and they deserve the assistance of the federal government in being as transparent as possible with the evidence and the intelligence. the truth is the truth and it is time that we all know it. this measure passed the united states senate with unanimous support, yet there are some who believe that the white

york and new jersey. so we'll anticipate him talking about that. in the meantime, i'd love for you to go to my facebook show page @trish intel, let me know what you thought of today's show. we always love hearing from you. liz is going to take you from here. liz: yeah, indeed. it's not a surprise why it's volatile. we have breaking news, we now have the who, we can pretty much guess why, but now hundreds of law enforcement officers are feverishly working at this hour on the who else pulled that off. in a stunningly short span of time though, police captured suspect number one in the saturday new york and new jersey bombings. ahmad khan rahami was captured after being shot in the leg just miles from his linden, new jersey, home. authorities had announced a nationwide manhunt just hours before his capture after saying the explosions in new york and new jersey were, indeed, connected. and you know what? police were able to mobilize millions of citizens in

out of new york this morning. an explosion last night rocked manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. todd: more than two dozen injured in the explosion. newscenter 5's diane cho is here with the breaking details on the investigation. reporter: the mayor saying the explosion was deliberate but there's no indication this is connected to terrorism at this time. the explosion happened just after 8:30 in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. 29 people were injured, one seriously. the explosion appears to have come from inside a dumpster. police are investigating a second device found blocks away from the scene. we're told the device is a pressure cooker with wires attached to a cell phone. officials have not confirmed if the pressure cooker is an explosive device. residents are asked to stay away from the area as the investigation continues. antoinette: thank you. one of the faces of the boston strong spirit spent saturday raising money to give life to amputees. todd: marathon bombing survivor the barking crab in boston. th

new york and new jersey. bill: are these multi-colored lights? is this a sequence? >> i'm not the scientist. some of this has been public so i'm not giving away anything classified. it's the type of christmas lights they were used in both. bill: ahmad kahn rahami, was he on the watchlist? >> i don't know, i am trying to check it out now. this is not after one person. he's the one they named. but the belief is there is a number of people involved in this and that adds to the concern. bill: you called it terrorism, the mayor did not for 24 hours or more. what do you think of how he's responding and the others in new york? >> i think mayor deblasio was probably trying to calm people down. but should never rule something out, opinion these instances the most likely scenario is it will be terrorism. i don't want to be critical of anyone while this is ongoing. new york is united, i want to keep it that way. we should not be ruling out terrorism when certainly that's when it ends up being a terrorist attack. bill: t

out of new york city. an investigation underway after an explosion rocked chelsea and manhattan, a second device is found and stephanie coueignoux is monitoring the latest information. >> next 48 hours for us here bringing in heavy rain the risk of lightning and even slight risk of damaging winds, but the worst of this is still hours away. i will time out when to plan on >> plus a push to get a controversial ballot question passed. the big effort underway in the big effort underway in boston the day to introducing longhorn's great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus an appetizer or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. it's the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. ffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. this. is. everything. (?) (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you

york and new jersey? >> paula, moments like these are critical because they show voters how each candidate would handle the many crises they're sure to face in the white house and these two, as we see, could not be more different. you saw hillary clinton come out with that careful statement, sticking to the facts as she waits for more information, and that's indicative of her style as secretary of state. contrary to donald trump who shoots from the hip. to some it's an aggressive style that carries a lot of risks but to others after eight years of a measured commander in chief, some aggression they appreciate. >> eight days away from now which could be a pivotal moment the first presidential debate, how high are the stakes for these two candidates? how do we know they are getting ready? >> it's such an important moment in this race the last real variable where the candidates will be head to head without teleprompters other advisers on the same stage. barring any meltdown, these debates don't redefine the

jersey or new york. what he has been charged with -- he has been charged in conjunction with that shoot-out with police officers this morning. super interesting. we'll be talking a moment about why that is and what we know about the case against him. we've also just got brand new details tonight about the construction of the bombs in both new york and new jersey. there are very unusual details and what has been reported about the construction and the makeup of these devices, to a certain level, all homemade bombs by definition are a little strange. they're all a little different. the details about these bombs that have been recovered and the ones that exploded in new jersey and in new york, the details about how they were built are weird enough details that they may actually be helpful. they've been sorting out where he may have been coming from and where he learned his bombmaking and any potential links to terrorism. we have those details coming up in just a second, along with some experts here to help

there's always something going on in new york or it's just new york. right? 9/11, there was nothing else going on at that time except it was new york. and they wanted to make a statement. and they wanted to make that statement in new york. so that is the task. now, we have responded and we have learned a lot. and now security protocols have changed dramatically. and we have a coordinated effort between the federal government, atf, department of justice, nypd, new york state police, homeland security. i believe we have the best police agencies and the best security force on the globe in new york. precisely for that reason, alex, we know we are a potential target. and that means constant state of readiness. but you do what you have to do to be ready. and we have. last night as an example of it, the first responders did a magnificent job. they were there. they were coordinated. but it is in many ways the reality of our times and reality of being in new york or by the way anywhere -- almost anywhere on the globe. that's the other thing that's changed. i mean, you