the mayor of new york, new york, bill de blasio is called that attacked attack an act of terror. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." shepard smith is in new york city, he's been covering this attack from the moment it happened and he joins us from the scene where it occurred. shepard. >> tucker, the latest we have is that right now authorities in passaic new jersey, about 15 miles from here, 45 minutes a few are driving regional traffic, they have surrounded a vehicle, and that vehicle as the vehicle they believe it drove to the home depot there where he rented the home depot branded rental truck, which he then drove into manhattan and at some point began his rampage somewhere around houston street. when he got into the separated bike path and drove south about 20 blocks to the location where we are now at chambers street, basically in the shadow of one world trade center. along the way he had untold numbers of people, pedestrians and bicyclists. we saw the mangled remains of bicycles on the side of the road. as you said, killed officially now eight people and injured at least 1

it made me very proud of new york city. and all the people of this country, to see that strength in the face of adversity. this morning, people went to work. kids went to school. no one thought there was any choice, but to stand up to this act of terror. so as we now move forward, we start with giving our prayers to the families of the eight who were killed. they, as you heard, six of them came from other nations here. because they saw new york as a special place to be and we now, and forever, will consider them new yorkers. they shared this tragedy with us. we will wremember them as new yorkers. they were here because this city is a beacon to people all over the world, a place that every kind of person comes to and is respected. and that won't change. 8.5 million people here, we understand this was an attack on our values. it was an effort to break our spirit. but as an effort to break our spirit, it failed. new york city is a very strong and resilient place. we have great faith in the men and women who protect us. we have

or virginia or new york city. republicans are saying tax reform is more critical than ever before or else we'll lose the 2018 mid-terms next year. how did you feel when you saw the victories? >> i separate the issues. i don't feel any differently before to after the election. tax reform is critical for the economy. it's something president trump campaigned on. it's something the market expects. it's critical. the i think the republicans understand that and hopefully we'll get democrats to understand that as well. maria: what about that carried interest loophole? will it survive in we'll be will it survive in we'll be will it survive in we'll be ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now. ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while bangin on his door♪ ♪you can throw your hands up you can beat the clock♪ ♪you can move a mo

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i'm jon scott in new york city, this is fox news coverage of the terror attack on new york. new york city police just beginning a news conference. let's listen. >> i know you have a lot of questions. we'll field the questions as best as we can. please work with us and wait to be called on. >> good morning, everyone. regarding our joint nypd/f.b.i. investigation into the truck terror attack on the west side of lower manhattan. we'll give you an update on some things relearned overnight. an update on the injured and mayor deblastio and governor cuomo. sigh vans is here and commissioner roger perino and joe esposito and like to thank the state police for being here today and everything they did yesterday. chief of the department carlos gomez will lay out some of the security plans we have in place in light of yesterday's event. and ahead of sunday's new york city marathon and give you an update on the traffic situation on the west side. bill sweeney the assistant director in charge of the new york office of the f.b.i. will make a statement and then john miller, deputy commissio

cheryl: terry new york city. driver plows during a bag packed with the suspect pledging allegiance devices. coverage and reaction from new york, washington and london. also following another major story. republicans to lay details of the tax plan for a day but we are learning top earners will not get a tax cut. despite terrorist attacks delay rallied for .3% from a seventh straight month of gains on liquor futures now despite what happened yesterday put the dow pointing higher pay 92. lea: the ftse in london hired by 24 points. the cac higher by 27 and the dax higher by over 100 already. asia's japan's nikkei at 2% had been a 21 year high in the south korea kospi jumping 1.3% buy samsung. "fbn:am" begins right now. 5:31 a.m. in new york on wednesday, november 1st. i'm lea gabrielle and for lauren simonetti this morning. turning to gray tabby this morning. as always i'm cheryl casone. lea: to new york city waking up to new details about the deadliest terror attack here since 9/11. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov mowin

hena doba in new york city. thanks a lot, hena. >>> well, after the terror attack, president trump posted on twitter, i have just ordered homeland security to step up security. security was beefed up hours after the attack. extra police carrying heavy weapons were deployed at kilo indications including airports and tunnels. the move is out of an abundance of caution and there is no security threat. security in atlanta and boston was also increased. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" former cia director michael morell will break down what officers are doing to deal with the deadly terror attack since 9/11. and norah o'donnell is at the scene with why vehicle accidents are happened more often and what makes them difficult to prevent. >>> plus mayor de blasio is in studio 57 about what the city is doing to keep people safe. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> i looked down and i see a truck, going down to chambers street. even the bike

said around 2:00 into new york city. and that he was targeting not only pedestrians and bikers along that path, but he also targeted a school bus that he saw according to police that was filled with disabled children. and he smashed the vehicle broadside right into the side of that school bus, injuring at least three of the disabled children on that van. and that's what eventually stopped the vehicle. then he got out with those two guns and began shouting and running through the highway traffic with the paint ball gun, as you described until police officers who happened to be on the scene opened fire, shooting him in the midsection. he was taken to bellevue medical center where he was -- they tried to question him. the initial feedback we got now is he refused to say anything. they're still working on that. in the meantime, they're searching his house in patterson, new jersey. his driver's license also shows he had a residence in tampa bay, florida. the fbi and the nypd tracking that as well. so you've got active fbi pol

in new york another vigil for the eight people killed. the suspected attacker has already appeared in court so full of side of an immigrant from both pakistan total thirties he had been planning the attack for some time. so allegedly admitted that he was inspired to commit the attack by the isis videos he watched and had been planning this attack for two months but the attack has sparked a heated debate on high to keep people safe president donald trump says he will ask congress to end the diversity visa program under which side of enter the u.s. we need strength we need resolve we have to stop it so we're going to get rid of this lottery program democrats accuse trump of politicizing the tragedy well thank you everybody it doesn't work with new yorkers it doesn't work with americans and in fact if you really want to do something the way we can stop terrorism is anti-terrorism funding to help our new york police department and all of our police departments the new york police and ordinary residents life goes on both are expected to be out

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it's the deadliest terror attack in new york since 9/11. police have identified the suspect you see his picture there. sayfullo saipov. >> based on the investigation overnight, it appears that mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some notes that further indicate that. he appears to have followed almost exactly to a t the instructions that isis has put out in its social media channels before with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack. >> as you can hear there, investigators, fbi and new york city police department trying to learn more about what happened. the accused attacker and the hero quickly to stop him from doing even more harm. >> we got multiple casualties. mass casualty situation here. need traffic shut down from 14th street on the west side highway at this time. it's going to be a crime scene. >> tuesday afternoon saipov drove a pickup truck on a busy bike path plowing down cyclists and pedestri

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willie geist tweeted new york city carries on. our kids are trick or treating tonight under guard, the streets are packed, thank you, nypd an ad featuring a menacing pickup truck was pulled from the air. they said they had a spot created to appeal to latino voters, democrat ralph northam will have trouble turning out, the ad latino victory fun, in a new washington past and government poll shows the race in dead heat with democrat lt. gov. ralph northam at 49% and former national committee chair ed dplespy at 44%. some are pointing to a clue to how the vote may go on election. trump's approval rating is currently at 38% within the state. obama held a 46% approval rate, according to a cnn exit poll during the 20 tleep virginia governor's race when democrat terry mcauliffe won the hill reports a bipartisan group of lawmakers approved legislation the device used by the las vegas shooter that makes semi automatic rifles, they would require a background check, finger printing and registration with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco arms and

york who represents new york's 8th district. congressman, your reaction to what happened in new york tonight? >> these are definitely very challenging times in america. it seems like, chris, we careen from one crises to the next, from the congressional-based wall shooting to charlottesville to las vegas to new york. we are a resilient city and resilient country. we're new yorkers, we're tough. we're the city that never sleeps. we're going to continue to move forward. we want to make sure that we can support the families of those who were tragically killed today, support the victims who are recovering, support the first responders. the nypd has done a tremendous job not just today but in terms of keeping a city of 8.5 million people safe. we'll figure out what happened and we'll also find a way to better protect the city of new york in an era where lone terrorists want to create mayhem as was done in the city of new york today. >> i should note that that of course is the halloween parade happening right now here in lower new york

another with r >>> breaking news on "world news now." terror in new york city. a truck used to ram people on a cycling path killing more tourists than americans. reports that the attacker is claiming he did it for isis. we have reporters standing by live with more. >>> plus russia and social media were in the spotlight on capitol hill as facebook, twitter and google were questioned about ads from russian agents used to confuse voters. >>> and wendy williams was in the middle of a live broadcast when she collapsed on air. we'll show you

we have been struck by terror in new york city again. it is the most deadly win in new york city. eight people murdered. 11, maybe more injured and the irony of it all is that it is in the shadow of the world trade center, surrounded by the best law enforcement and a man with a truck was able to make all of this happen, raising so many questions about how

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new york governor andrew cuomo and new york mayor bill de blasio standing together to reassure the city. >> we will be vigilant. more police everywhere. you will see them in the airports and the tunnels. it is not because there is evidence of any ongoing threat or any additional threat. it is just out of vigilance and out of caution. >> but tonight, new york with its history deeply marred by terrorism remains a city on edge. >> reporter: halloween appears to be carrying on as usual in times square. we are seeing a lot of costumes, a lot of tourists and a lot of police. >> reporter: not far from the crime scene, new yorkers in costume coming out in full force carry out the halloween parade tradition. >> it can happen anywhere. so could it make us a little afraid. but i mean, we have to live, right? you can't let something tragic that someone did stop your life. >> reporter: the indomitable spirit of the city, brave and unbroken. for "nightline" in new york. >> first things in the morning. now we switch gears and go one-on-one with the pastor to the stars moo ministers to everyone from th

new york, new jersey and cra are a. not fair all. >> yeah. we contribute more to the federal budget. >> absolutely. maybe after this election we will have the opportunity to talk about how we low are the real estate tax overall and maybe that is mute. >> we and day of agree in on that. bill: here is a look at headlines we're chasing today. ashley johnson has update to ex clausive story we brought you earlier this week. >> exclusive coverage about a stut student at east orange campus high school in north jersey who got fo a fight with a man at the scene who was not a student. the mother of 16-year-old hudson wondered why no teacher helped her son during the fighting with the older brother's of girl who had been bullying him. after meeting with the principal friday morning. she was told that it is not a teacher responsibility to break up a the altercation. if orange superintendent said ape statement, the matter has been resolved on the district lef cycle and still upper investigation by local law enforce the doctor can d

but what does this mean for new york going forward. well we're seeing already increased presence of police officers on the streets doubling up according to officials of police at major landmarks like penn station where thousands of commuters travel every day the new york city marathon is taking place this weekend however and that it will not be canceled but you can bet that there will be added protection along an already very protected route here in new york as thousands of people gather to watch and take part in that annual spectacle of officials are actually encouraging people to go about their business however this is the largest attack on new york city since nine eleven but dozens of others have been thwarted in between the nine eleven and today and yesterday's attack so the mayor and the governor calling on people to continue to go about their business and not be deterred by what they called an attack on our values an attack to break the spirit of new york in the united states thank you very much kristen salumi with all the latest

across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. lou: president trump on the new york terrorist attack tweeting this. nyc looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. not in the u.s.a.! my thoughts, condolences and prayers to the victims and families of the new york city terrorist attack. god and your country are with you! lou: randy sutton, thanks for taking the time to be with us. these individual attacks and most of tragically the attack you in your communities and the country suffered not so long ago. here we are in manhattan with another individual who reportedly left a note saying he was acting for isis. no such claim in las vegas. but is there a way we can besides extreme vetting by careful careful understanding of who we are allowing into our country. how else can we prevent these attacks? >> i wish i could tell you we could prevent these attacks. but the unfortunate reality is different. there are a

he did not win the state of new york. he did not win his hometown, the city of new york. but if it happened in a state that matters to him electorally, might we have heard something different? >> you know, my guess is that's too complicated for him. he is instinctual. despite the fact he's speed dialing maggie haberman at "the new york times" i think there's rage going on over this mueller deal. i mean, even in the worst days of quartergate when my hero dick nixon was crawling into a scotch bottle he never called up "the new york times." i think he needed an outlet. this moment to see a unifying message of national solidarity, just turned into trump the counter puncher trying to attack somebody. >> mike and jeremy, thank you both for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the donald trump tax plan. s in trouble. how can a republican tax cut bill be in trouble? this is the thing that they know how to do but then again donald trump's never involved before. george will will try to figure it all out for us. [don't stop me now by queen] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with o

he worked for over, in new york. -- uber in new york. ryan nash, the man who shot sayfullo saipov, being called 2012. he shot sayfullo saipov in the stomach. police are questioning him, who is still in the hospital. we have learned a bit more about the a to victims killed in the attack. five of them are friends from argentina, another one visiting from belgium. the attack in manhattan has more people more aware of their surroundings this morning as they go out to hike or run. larry: -- bike or run. larry: john? john: we are just a few feet from one of the more popular bike lanes in downtown d.c., which runs right along constitution avenue and ends at the foot of the capital. these days it's normal to see the capital surrounded by police . after a domestic or international attack like this the focus always seems to shift to the nations capital. law enforcement agencies extra vigilant this morning. security was heaved up last night before, during, and after the local halloween events. mpd flooding the city, setting up not only barricades,

thank you for being with us and good night from nbc headquarters in new york. >>> good evening from new york i'm chris hayes on what has been another overwhelming day of news. including several major developments stemming from yesterday's blockbuster indictments and the guilty plea that we now know is small part of the trump campaign ties to russia. we begin just a few miles away from here in lower manhattan. an attack here this afternoon now being called an act of terror has taken the lives of eight people and 1 injured. a man driving a home depot pick up truck entered a bicycle path coming from houston street, the truck drove south for nearly a mile striking multiple cyclists and pedestrians who were using that path there. the vehicle collided ultimately with a school bus at chambers street injuring two adults and two children. this is an image of the truck with investigators standing nearby. these videos appear to show the scene and the subject after he fled the truck but prior to his apprehension the suspect who has since been identified as sayful sayful sayfullo saipov. the suspect

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that's the latest from here in new york. now back to you, frances. >> jay, thank you. >> now let's turn to my colleague morgan radford who is outside here in new york this morning and, morgan, what is the latest on the suspected terrorist? >> hey there, philip. good morning. in fact, you know, the investigators have been here at the scene of the crime working around the clock. i want to show you just here over my shoulder. you can actually see where that car, the suspect used, is behind that yellow police tape. and again, detectives are here, police are here, and there's been a real increased security presence since yesterday's attack. now, remember the new york halloween parade did continue yesterday. again, police were on every corner. traffic was backed up as streets were blocked off. we saw governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio come down and they called this a cowardly act of terror and that's what people on the ground are responding to, saying, this culture of fear comes from the randomness of these types of acts, esp

initially, vermont was claimed by both new hampshire and new york. both colonies and both governors would begin chartering towns in this area. new hampshire especially was especially active in doing this. the governor's name was benny wentworth. the governor of new york disputed the governor of new hampshire's right to issue land claims in this area, and the matter was put before the king's privy council. the council ruled that the land that is now vermont rightfully belongs to new york. the governor of new york had a charter issued by charles the second, later affirmed by queen ne, and they officially gave control of what is now vermont to new york. but there was still ambiguity as to what would happen to be people who purchased land from new hampshire. are those valid purchases or are they invalid purchases? the governor of new york stated that he would be willing to honor the new hampshire land titles if they had been purchased from him. essentially asking people to pay for their land twice. this is at a time where you could own hundreds of acres

i'm fogel welcome to the program investigators in new york are reported to be at the hospital bedside of the man suspected of killing eight people in yesterday's truck attack in manhattan the suspect twenty nine year old was back nationals i fall outside of was shot by police as he fled the same wealth or it is a said to be trying to extract more information about the attack. take you live to new york in just a moment first this report ok i r you never know is right here rescue was raised to free children trapped in the shredded school bus. that just some of the victims of tuesday's terror attack in lower manhattan luckily no one on the bus was killed others were not as fortunate. just moments earlier this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike five friends from argentina celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of their graduation where among the dead witnesses described the carnage and the ensuing police shootout. in the bike lane clearly in the bike lane and i see when i go down i see two gentlemen right there on the bike. and you could t

but new york was not alone. in the spring of 1921 the "washington post" reported daylight saving would be ineffective and most of the large cities and a show center in the northern section of the eastern time zone. in the majority of the larger cities of northeastern section of the central time zone, but as far as reports were obtainable will not be put into effect in the southern or western states. some americans called this progress. others called it the disintegration of standard time. everyone was calling on the federal government to intercede. the lesson of the whole business declared the north american review obviously is that congress should exercise its constitutional power and perform its constitutional duty of prescribing uniform time measurements and reckonings for the whole country. but this would not happen for 45 years. the worldwide organizing principle of time zones and a little meaning a standard time all but lost in america. at the annual meeting of the governing committee of the new york stock

(steve) today's attack in new york .... follows a chilling trend -- the use of 'vehicles' as deadly weapons by terror groups ... a pair of attacks in spain... over the course of two days in august. first in barcelona ===where one attacker mowed down dozens of people == killing 13. and injuring more than 100 people. two suspects are arrested...but the driver got away. then about eight hours later and seventy miles south of barcelona.. terrorists drive a car through another group of pedestrians in cambrils (cam-breel). police shot dead five of the perpetrators. then in june of this year... a van drove through a crowd of people on the london bridge. the van crashed and three men got out and went on a stabbing spree. eight people were killed and 48 injured - including four police officers. and in april this year a man drove a truck into a crowd in a busy street in stockholm, sweden. five people were killed in that attack. 15 others were injured. and the deadliest attack happened in nice, france.... 84 people were killed in july

york, that's new york's fault. this is what mulvaney has been doing back when he was in congress. he's the guy that led the fight against the sandy relief money, he never supported the 9/11 health care bill for new york, and now he seems to use every opportunity to take shots at new york. we've been subsidizing mick mulvaney and his constituents for years and now he's using this opportunity to screw us. >> martha: don't mess with peter king, he doesn't mince words when asked how he feels about mick mulvaney and about this bill. the war of words that is continuing tonight over the tax reform is heating up. here's a live load, kind of empty there, one man standing at the moment. republicans are doing what all members of congress are sent there to do, they are working on a bill on capitol hill. one of the major sticking points for congressman king and for many others is the loss of state and local tax deductions, which could cost residents a lot more money. moments ago i spoke exclusively with the director from the wh

and new york values. from the face of it we can tell that this was a poorly organised and a poorly planned attack. for the most part most signals indicate this was a lone wolf inspired by isis. there was little planning or organisation from isis central in iraq or syria. locally, because of his amateurish actions, he took eight lives, not more. having said that, even one life is too many. we saw the innocent lives of eight people lost yesterday. i want to quickly go over a few indicators that stand out. first and foremost, he was driving down southbound instead of northbound. if you look at the highway he was going on, there is much more heavy foot traffic on the northbound. so if you wanted to maximise casualties, you would have gone on the other direction. he was going south, thankfully. secondly, for about a month now, isis has been putting out a publication talking about how easy it is to get guns in the us. unfortunately, that is the case. even some terrains individuals can purchase weapons, as we sa

right to new york live. the f.b.i. in new york. the police department with the press conference to give us an update on the investigation into yesterday's terror attack. >> yesterday afternoon, a man consumed by hate and a twisted ideology attacked our country and our city using a rend of terror. the man sped down westside highway and intentionally plowed his truck into a pedestrian walkway. and bicycle path hitting and running over people simply trying to enjoy a sunny afternoon in new york city. he killed eight innocent human beings. injured at least a dozen other people. that man has alleged in a complaint filed today was sayfullo saipov. today, thanks to incredible work of the f.b.i., the nypd, the joint terrorism task force and law enforcement in the city and around the country just about 24 hours after saipov's attack, we now have him charged with federal crimes of the complaint charged saipov with two count. first material support of a terrorist organization, isis. second, federal charge with destruction of a motor vehicle a

jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> so news on the economy tonight. the new job report shows employers added a healthy 261,000 jobs last month, bouncing back from the slowdown in september amid those hurricanes hitting the southeast. the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1%, the lowest in nearly 17 years. but the labor department says that's in part because many people stopped looking, meaning they're no longer counted as unemployed. >>> still ahead tonight, caught on camera. a deadly hit and run. the victim's car bursting into flames. now the search is on for the driver who fled the scene. >>> also the new iphone is here, but some thieves skipped the line. wait till you hear what they got away with. >>> we're back now with a hunt for a hit and run driver after a horrific crash and a fireball caught on camera. police in milwaukee say the driver and passenger took off running leaving the scene as strangers tried in vain to save the other driver. nbc's blake mccoy is in milwaukee for us tonight with more. >> reporter: it happened in a flash. watch as a

the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. slaughter: good afternoon, mr. speaker and i thank the gentleman from alabama for yielding me the customary 30 minutes and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. slaughter: fiscal 2018 national defense authorization act takes important steps towards strengthening our national security and supporting our troops. the conference report authorizes in al of $692 billion discretionary authority. and i'm pleased it raises military pay by 2.4%, an increase of the president's request of 2.1%. to undermine our democracy by fully funding cybersecurity at $8 billion and drops harmful restrictions on funding the new strategic arms treaty extension between the united states and russia. this treaty continues the bipartisan tradition that began under president reagan of verifybly reducing both countries' nuclear arsenal. there is one glaring problem with this measure and that is the budget control act imposes a $549 billion cap on defens

our top stories: at least 8 people are killed in new york by a man who drove a truck into pedestrians and cyclists in lower manhattan. he's been shot and is in custody. police say the suspect moved to the us from uzbekistan in 2010. the mayor of new york says the attack is being treated as deliberate but says there's no evidence so far of a wider plot. let me be clear, based on the information we have, at this moment, this was an act of terror and a particularly cowardly act of terror. president trump describes the attacker as "sick and deranged" tweeting that the us must not allow the islamic state group to return or enter the country after being defeated in the middle east. hello. at least eight people have been killed in new york — 11 people hurt — by a man who drove a pick—up truck into pedestrians and cyclists before crashing into a school bus. he then came out of the vehicle carrying two imitation guns. he was shot by police and arrested. police sources have named him as sayfullo saipov, aged 29 — reports say he's from uzbekistan and arrived in the united states in 2010.

in new york. tightened security in new york city this evening, this morning as victims and their families face the aftermath of a deadly truck attack in lower manhattan. officials are calling it terrorism. and we have learned the suspect left a note claiming he did this in the name of isis. >> the attack killed eight people and injured nearly a dozen others. sources have identified the suspect as 29-year-old sayfullo saipov. and at this point investigators do believe he acted alone. he launched his attack in broad daylight just after 3:00 p.m. on a crowded bike path along the hudson river on the west side of manhattan, mowing down cyclists and pedestrians for 16 blocks. >> 16 blocks. it was the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. and it ended in the shadow of the world trade center. that's where we join our jean casarez live with more on the suspect and the victims. jean, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: christine, we can confirm with you this morning that eight people at this p

a deadly truck attack in new york city. police calling it a an act of terror just blocks from the world trade center. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. thank you for joining us. here's what we know right now at the moment. eight people are dead, at least eight injured. a brazen terror attack. a truck rented today from a home depot entering the bike path at housen street at 3:05 p.m. plowing south through cyclists and pedestrians for 16 blocks. slamming into a school bus injuring two stupidities and two adults. the attacker then jumps out of the vehicle with what turned out be a paint ball gun and he's shot and taken into custody. a source says he left a note in the truck claiming the attack was in the name of isis. law enforcement sources say he came to the u.s. from use back stn in 2010 and most recently lived in new jersey at least part time. witnesses reported the suspect was yelling -- according to four sources. there's a lot to get to tonight. just about a block away from that scene, good evening to you. you're dow

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he gave me his thoughts on the attack in new york. it was close to the 9/11 memorial, as well, i don't know if that has been a significant factor. it is quite sad, once again we are seeing this type of attack, being driven into innocent people. this is what is expected, unfortunately. i think what we have to expect. of course, we in the uk have witnessed these attacks, you know, from westminster bridge, london bridge, finsbury park, —— sainsbury park, and we have seen a park, —— sainsbury park, and we have seen a globally. no one has claimed responsibility yet, but groups like islamic state have been encouraging, and it was in their online magazine and it was in their online magazine a couple of months ago, tips on how to do this effectively. you know, this is why most places like ourselves are at such a high threat level. this is the sort of attack to expect. you just listed three terrorist incidents here in the uk, loan attackers. what measures can be put in place for an attack of this kind, by the security services? well, i

"heartbreaking news coming out of new york city. praying for the victims." jeff? >> glor: anthony, thank you very much. more updates throughout this the broadcast. we go back now to anthony mason in the studio. >> mason: thanks, jeff. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," after indictments and a guilty plea, president trump tries to distance himself from the mueller investigation. and social media executives tell congress russian election hacking was a lot bigger than hacking was a lot bigger than they thought. your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose® helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose® did not increase tear production in patients using anti-inflammatory eye drops or tear duct plugs.

the terror attack in new york. >> we're thinking of our fellow americans in new york. we're expressing our gratitude for the critical work of our first responders. >> reporter: but the news of the perpetrator came to the u.s. as an immigrant from uzbekistan, north of afghanistan, has prompted president trump to call for changes to america's immigration policies, even going after new york senator chuck schumer by name, tweeting, the terrorist came into our country through the diversity visa lottery program, a chuck schumer beauty. i want merit based. >> diversity lottery sounds nice. it's not nice. it's not good. it's not good. it hasn't been good. we've been against it. >> reporter: and senator schumer, who was on that very bike path just last month, responded by drawing a comparison to the last time new york was attacked. >> after september 11th, the first thing that president bush did was invite senator clinton and me to the white house where he pledged to do what was ever in his power to help our city. >> reporter: saying president trump could immediately restore th

new york state governor andrew cuomo and then before him the mayor of new york city bill de blasio and the police commissioner all there at the new york city police headquarters. praising the efforts of the police and emergency services saying that new yorkers will remain undeterred by this attack that they should also remain vigilant and all efforts are being made to. ensure that new york and new york are safe and security being stepped up as well kristen salumi is standing by for us live in new york city so kristen not a whole lot of new information there on the attack itself and the investigation as you would probably expect since we're still less than twenty four hours after it happened. but i guess it was more the message that we were hearing from leaders there that message of unity that people should go about their daily business undeterred and and they should not be cowed by this. absolutely the governor and the mayor of new york presenting in front saying that this was an attack on our values that america said an attempt to break our spirit but our spirit will not be broken he

neda tawfik is in new york. this was the scene of the deadliest attack on new york since 9/11. cyclists enjoying a beautiful autumn day, struck down by a white pick—up truck travelling at high—speed, leaving bodies and bicycles scattered in its wake. the driver's journey ends only when he smashes into a school bus and passers—by had to call for help for some of the injured. he can be seen here leaving the vehicle and brandishing a paint ball and pellet gun before being shot by police. eyewitnesses describe the panicked moments when they realise something was terribly wrong. he was running around like with a gun and so police came out and then people called the cops and so they were coming in and the guy fired a couple of shots before and then there was like a shoot—out scene like the police and the guy and that's when they started to close down everything and we had to go. he was screaming in the street. he looked frustrated, panicked and confused. from there, a whole bunch of customers started running past me, a whole bunch of people came running past my way yelling, "

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new york officials can't know that. he was interviewed as part of a counterterrorism investigation two years ago. 's mosque was under surveillance by the police department. i think those are red flags and raise to me the question was this an intelligence failure? there is a bigger question. did political correctness prevent us officials from connecting the dots and is this the reason this guy slipped through the cracks? heather: that is a valid question when we look at the facts you mentioned, specifically the mosques that were taken off this investigation. 2006 fred said sayfullo habibullaevic saipov's mosque believe the subject of federal investigation and in 2010 sayfullo habibullaevic saipov enters the us and in 2014 new york city dropped the unit that surveys mosques and in 2015 he was identified as a deck of contact for the two men in the terra database and at that time was interviewed as well and in 2017 sayfullo habibullaevic saipov carried out the deadliest new york city attack since 9/11. do you think part of