to uzbekistan. there has been a significant problem with jihadism in uzbekistan. there are two jihadi groups. one of them is affiliated with isis. they are up to 1500 that have traveled to iraq to join jihadi groups over there. and there's a lot of jihadi propaganda in uzbekistan that is out there. just a few months ago in stockholm, there was another truck attack in which an uzbekistan national inspired by isis was involve d. that was in april of this year in stockholm. so they will be looking at potential foreign travel, potential international connections. they will also be looking at whether this individual might have been in touch with an isis operative overseas, encrypted apps. it's very difficult for authorities to see that because it's encrypted. >> on this note of the suspect. we had shown another picture, and i want to show it again. this is a still photo of him on the street. you saw him running a minute ago. it's hard to exactly say, but it looks like when you see this up close as it zoo

they will go to uzbekistan. we have fbi presence all over the world and they'll be talking to his associates there and find out if there was advanced planning, if someone inspired him to do this, or he was inspired by isis or some other terrorist organization. so there is a lot of work that will be done before they definitively decide he acted alone. >> we just got a other tweet from the president to our viewers. he says we must not allow isis to return after defeating them in the middle east or elsewhere enough. so clearly the president seems to be suggesting this may be an isis-related incident. we don't have that information, certainly that is possible. but we don't have that information yet. we do know that the new york city police department, in new york, the mayor, they're saying this was clearly an act of terror. so they've concluded this was an act of terror. we don't know yet if it was a lone wolf or isis inspired or isis directive. >> we don't. so, you know the president of the united states presumably

he is identified as 28-year-old sayfullo saipov, originally from uzbekistan. this has been described as a lone wolf terror attack. we will have much more on this story on our digital streaming network cbsn, on your local news, and tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." i will see you then. for now, in new york for anthony mason, i'm jeff glor. good night. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm ceetou.how are you? how's [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places

he is identified as 28-year-old sayfullo saipov, originally from uzbekistan. this has been described as a lone wolf terror attack. we will have much more on this story on our digital streaming network cbsn, on your local news, and tomorrow morning on "cbs this morning." i will see you then. for now, in new york for anthony mason, i'm jeff glor. good night. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. ♪[ music ] >>> good evening, everybody. we're following breaking news out of new york city tonight when at least 8 people were killed after a suspected terrorist truck drove down a bike path in manhattan. you're looking at a live scene right now. here's what we kn

now we are able to show that it's an individual i believe from uzbekistan. once more, horrible tragedy. 8 people killed, 12 injured. they have to be terribly hurt. he yells allahu akbar which translates allah is great. for radical extremists there is no god other than allah. lou: the officer shooting the man, wounding him. he's at a nearby hospital. we understand he's in surgery. you mentioned uzbekistan. we know his name is u uzbek. but we know very little about him. he was shot twice. give us a sense of what is going on now. is there a sense amongst law enforcement and the intelligence community that there is any broader plan because of halloween? isis did send out messages earlier that they wanted to do something around halloween. >> as we refer to the new york city police as the best, the men in blue, they are the best in the world. what they did today was terrific in terms of bringing count suspect in a rapid fashion before he did even more damage than he set out to do. with the halloween a raid in soho, you have more trash trucks block off streets. you

he comes from what we call uzbekistan, the former soviet republic union. let's bring in retired atf special agent, jim kavanaugh. thank you for coming on. is this a low level terrorist act, it has no significance beyond we live in a free society and occasionally we get a bad person who wants to make some sort of hideous statement? >> he's a mad dog loser and we're always going to have these guys as you were discussing with shawn and that's true. but chris, i like to think that there's complicated things that we can do that our intelligence enforcement do, our wire intercepts, all those things are complicated when we need to do better at them but there's simple things we can do too. should we really have long pedestrian malls, pedestrian malls now that are frequented by pedestrians and bias kicyclers. when you look down the views of the camera and see that long stretch, that's only for pedestrian use. that can be defeated in the future by some boulders, three boulders across that stretch can keep a vehicle like that from accelerating. >> how about tiger tee

the president should reminded himself that this gentleman from uzbekistan, as this country is not on the travel ban, it is the french base that has nothing to do with national security. —— fringe base. i want to explain what's happening, you have nypd intelligence unit and the fbi right now going through what they have collected in terms of data, in terms of footage, audiovideo, and any other digital footprint to see what they already have on this individual. the second think that's going on is the big question, was this person already under surveillance? one of the worst on a law enforcement or official is someone law enforcement or official is someone who's already under surveillance carrying out an act of terror. these are two big things going on in ten league in the nypd intelligence unit and the fbi, counterterrorism unit in new york city which obviously has a large operation. how much will they be helped by the fact that our understanding is that the suspect has been detained a life? how much will that help the investigation? it's very important because now you have a live

unfortunately today this one got through, and we understand that he was from uzbekistan. if there is a group there -- he came in 2010. there is a group there that has affiliated with isis, right? >> correct, correct. especially in that part of the world. isis is really mushrooming and they are fighting for finding fertile ground. the balkans are the new afghanistan. this is where the radicals are really organizing it, that's where al qaeda went and started really recruiting, because they have fertile ground in that part of the world. but again, this is where we the american public, it's very important to be vigilant. earlier talking about -- shepard smith was talking about the friends of this guy that knew him, he was very friendly, very nice, peaceful person, he was a uber driver. it sounded exactly like the airport describing the man immediately after september 11th. >> martha: thank you so much for being with us tonight. stay tuned to fox news, foxnews.com, breaking news on this story. terror attack in new york city, all of this comes as we continue throughout the even

tambiÉn, en los Últimos minutos se ha dado a conocer que es de uzbekistÁn. esto es un dato bastante interesante. en el transcurso de las horas se puede conocer su origen. sabemos que estÁ aquÍ desde el 2010. de la licencia que se conoce, es una licencia comercial. de un chofer autorizado para manejar camiones y por eso es que pudo alquilar este vehÍculo con el que cometiÓ esta tragedia que ha enlutado a ocho familias. las autoridades dijeron que estaban sumamente preocupadas por el estado de salud de estas personas, porque muchos de estos heridos se encuentran bastante graves. tenemos una amplia cobertura. acompÁÑenos en el transcurso de la noche. marÍa elena: gracias, blanca rosa. regresamos en un momento. solar más poderoso del país, para una fábrica de cerveza. y cada año producimos veintidós millones de cervezas elaboradas por el sol. coors light. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. lourdes decidiÓ retirarse despuÉs de casi cuarto de siglo siendo nuestra corresponsal en la capital. marÍa elena: lourdes preparÓ este resumen. >>

he's from uzbekistan and came to the united states in 2010. we'll bring you any new updates just as soon as they come in. >> before your children take off tonight for trick or treating, there is something going on in northern virginia you may want to know about. >> plastic bags filled with candy and hateful messages have been found in neighborhoods surrounding historic downtown leesburg. >> as news4's chris gordon on high alert. chris? >> reporter: well, doreen and wendy, you see behind me police roadblocks blocking off the streets of downtown leesburg for the annual halloween parade. this weekend, some residents of the historic district here in leesburg got an unwanted prehalloween surprise that they find very disturbing. some residents here on cornwall street and neighborhoods around the corner on liberty street received an unwanted surprise sunday morning. they found plastic bags containing candy and cartoons. there were drawings with unflattering caricatures of jews and african americans. there was also a letter which appears to be from th

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he is identified as a uzbekistan national. he came into the united states in 2010. and that's the information that is coming off of the identification that was found on him at the scene and police feel confident identifying him. he killed eight in new york city. they're working down leads as far as any sort of contakts that he may have had. does he have any sort of contacts tied to a terrorism list somewhere. any prior contacts with law enforcement. that's where the investigation stands literally right now. in addition to that, they're also trying to track down where this truck may have been rented from. they have license plate of the truck. but where that license plate is from and we're aware of that information is not necessarily where the truck was rented from. it is a corporate address. when you go on vacation and you rent a rental car from hertz or avis, you may rent in it massachusetts but it has license plate from louisiana. so they'll try to track it down with home depot. they're cooperating in the investigation, trying to find out where the truck was rented

lester, federal authorities tell us this defendant, person in custody is 29-year-old immigrant from uzbekistan who came to the united states in 2010, saipov. his license plate, driver's license he was carrying from tampa, florida, but some sign may have been living in new jersey in the months up to this. now investigation starts with new york, trace his movements back, surveillance camera pictures, crossing bridges. second, go from florida or wherever he was living forward. finally, he survived the attack so they'll be questioning him. >> thank you pete. savannah guthrie is in lower manhattan, been talking to witnesses. what are you hearing tonight? >> reporter: we talked to people down here lester and they're just in shock. this is a residential area, halloween, happened at very moment that schools around here were just letting out and kids starting to spill onto the streets and trick or treating. middle school and elementary school right where the scene ended, also a community college. i spoke to a young woman studying in the library this afternoon when she heard shots ring out. take a liste

lawful permanent resident from uzbekistan who came several years ago. saipov, carrying a dr's address in tampa, florida, two brushes with the law in pennsylvania and gave address in patterson, newark, new jersey. investigators are working to trace his movements into new york, they have the truck rental record, important lead. interviewing family members and friends and himself, in the hospital. big question, was he in touch with terrorist organizations or just inspired? >> thank you pete. savannah guthrie is in lower manhattan, been talking to witnesses. what are you hearing tonight? >> reporter: we talked to people down here lester and they're just in shock. this is a residential area, halloween, happened at very moment that schools around here were just letting out and kids starting to spill onto the streets and trick or treating. middle school and elementary school right where the scene ended, also a community college. i spoke to a young woman studying in the library this afternoon when she heard shots ring out. take a listen. >> i ran over and saw t

seven years ago from uzbekistan under the diversity visa program, which offers a lottery for people from countries with few immigrants to america. we're told that in addition to his address in tampa, florida, he lived in ohio and most recently, just across the river in patterson, new jersey. david? >> brian, thanks to you and your team tonight. >>> new york city on high alert at this hour. authorities saying this was a lone wool ch, that they do not believe there is an ongoing threat tonight. but millions are out for halloween, and the annual parade in manhattan. major steps are being taken tonight to protect families. but the parade, they say, will go on. abc's linsey davis here in new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in new york cit deploying more officers around the city. >> you'll see them in the airports, you'll see them in the tunnels. it's not because there's any evidence of any ongoing threat or any additional threat, it is just out of vigilance and out f of -- out of caution. >> reporter: security stepped up tonight on the night millions of parents and children are out

i looked at the programming in jordan and uzbekistan and it's been a disaster. it is a complete waste of time. in the east countries that have no free politics is just pouring money down the drain and even a place like ukraine that i concentrate on, without any kind of electoral reform, the good guys, the three or four of the support can't make any progress. they call themselves troublemakers. they can't move the legislative agenda forward so civil society ngos tended to become dependent on us but in places where there is not space you are just wasting your money. >> you need a policy for every country separately in the situations are going to very. what may be true in 2017 may not have been true five years ago or five years from now and we should be pushing in a case like ukraine to open political space. when there is no alternative to working with civil society and ngos i would still choose among them the ones that look like they are going to be able to move into politics if and when the sun political space opens but i want to make another point and that is on

advantage of this attack, again, he should remind himself that this gentleman, who happens to be from as uzbekistan, that country isn't under the muslim travel ban, the president went after a targeted list of muslim countries to appease his fringe base, which has nothing to do with national security. briefly, base, which has nothing to do with nationalsecurity. briefly, iwant to explain to the viewers what's happening in new york city, you have the nypd and the fbi, the nypd and the nypd and the fbi, the nypd and the fbi right now going through what they have collected in terms of data, in terms of footage, in terms of audio, video and any other digital footprint to see what they already have on this individual. the second thing that's going on is the big question, was this person already under surveillance? one of the worst fears of any law enforcement operative or official, for someone already under southwell islands to carry out an act of terror. these are the two big things right now going on in turn leads within the nypd intelligence unit. how much will they be helped by the fa ct how much wil

he moved to new york from uzbekistan in 2010. >> investigators say he drove a truck on to a bike path and then crashed into a school bus. he got out and yelled, armed with gun and pellet gun. the officer shot him in the stomach before placing him under arrest. >> it was a normal day. just out of nowhere i hear, i see people running and screaming and multiple gunshots. new york's governor called it a lone wolf incident with no apparent link to a wider terrorist attack. about 11 people and the suspect are being treated for their injuries. two are being operated on as we speak. >>> a day after the special counsel revealed the first evidence, a member of the trump campaign attempted to reach out to russians during the election. abc's serena marshall reports now from washington d.c. with the very latest. >> good evening. the president tries to distance himself from those targeted first by the special counsel. he is called a witch hunt by the campaign and russia and its interference in the election was front and central at the capitol today as facebook and google publicly testified on how t

again, we have the three sources giving us the name of the suspect a 29-year-old from uzbekistan. again, an international and national investigation involving every data bank the united states has. we will talk with our foreign partners. everything is being put forth to figure out exactly where this man has been, who he's been communicating with, what he's been looking at online, all of that will be done pronto. >> that investigation going on. i go to the scene now as we again show that video of the gunman carrying a paint ball gun jumped out of the car. gio benitiz was on the scene just as schools were being let out right by a school in the area and he eventually hit a school bus carrying special needs children. >> that's right. we also learned there is a community college in this area. one of the main buildings for that community college is where this happened. the bureau of manhattan community college and we're told by some students here the security in other buildings just went up into their classrooms and said, stay put, we're not letting you out because we don't know what's

taliban sits south of the country in pakistan, in the haqqani network the taliban, islamic movement of uzbekistan al-qaeda remnants are the heart of darkness. we just want to be sure we keep thathem out of that sanctuary in afghanistan. we have a policy that i believe is sustainable in terms of blood and treasure and a strong support what the president directed be done. and it will enable a sustained commitment we are engaged in a generational struggle and we need to acknowledge that. this is not the fight of the decade, much less a few years. and it's a fight not just a course in afghanistan but in a number of other countries, in north africa, middle east and central asia. anywhere there are ungoverned spaces, extremes are going to exploit of them. you have to do something about it because las vegas rules don't apply in those areas. what happens there doesn't stated. we had the unique capabilities to do that and by the way now we're doing it in a way where we are enabling others to do the fighting. we are advising, assisting, enabling what we're not doing the fighting on the front lines and that

and in uzbekistan, when we've worked with political parties it's a waste of time. if the countries with no free politics, it's pouring money down the drain and ukraine, a country i concentrate on, without any kind of electoral reform, the good guys, the three or four good political parties, the good liberals we support can't make progress. they call themselves trouble makers and can't move the legislative agenda forward. i would say that they have a point that ngo's become too dependent on us, but where there's not space you're wasting your money. >> you need to look at them and the situations vary, they're going to vary over time. what may be true in 2017 may not have been true five years ago or five years from now and we should be pushing in the case like ukraine to open the political space. when there is no alternative to working with civil society and ngo's, which are great organizations, i would still choose among them the ones that look like they're going to be able to move into politics. if and when some political space opens. but i would-- i want to make an

taliban south of the country down in pakistan and the haqqani network taliban, the islamic movement in uzbekistan, al qaeda preeminents in the heart of darkness, we want to make sure we keep them out of that sanctuary in afghanistan. we have a policy that i believe is sustainable in terms of blood and treasure and i strongly support what the president directed be done. and it will enable a sustained commitment. we're engaged in a generational struggle here and we need to acknowledge that. this is not the fight of a decade, much less a few years. this is -- and it's a fight not just, of course, in afghanistan, but in a number of other countries in north africa, the middle east and central asia. and anywhere that there are ungoverned spaces there, extremists are going to exploit them. you have to do something about it. las vegas rules don't apply in those areas, what happens there doesn't stay there. we have to lead it. we have the unique capability to do that. by the way, we're doing it in a way where we're enabling others to do the fighting. we're advising, assisting, enabling, but not doing the

the bus was carrying migrant workers from uzbekistan and was hurled several hundred feet down the track. >>> and the financial services company that put the fearless girl statue on wall street will pay $5 million after an investigation found that it underpaid female and black executives the state street corporation denied any wrongdoing, but wil pay the amount as part of a settlement with the department of labor you're up to date. that's the news update this hour i'll send it back downtown to you. kelly? >> all right, sue, thank you very much. our sue herera i'm here with peter costa on the floor with less than half an headquart hour in the trading session this week dow down 15 points after the jobs report. what do you make of everything >> the jobs report, a lot of people were expecting in to be bad, as far as the jobs number and it was worse than that that was a little disappointing but i think web you look back on it, and you look at the wage growth is starting to pick up a little bit, which is good. and then the, you know, say it again, participation rate is starting to fix up as we

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