new york and new jersey. >> those explosions come as world leaders are converging on new york for the start of the annual united nations general assembly. security concerns are much higher than usual for that event right now. >>> security also high at the emmy awards. emotions running high for tv's biggest night. the winners, surprises, and the show's top moments straight ahead. >>> and a close call for a race official. he thought no cars were coming.

york and new jersey. i want to bring in democratic congressman eric swalwell. a member of the house intelligence committee. good morning, congressman. help us here. ahmad khan rahami. we know he's a 28-year-old u.s. citizen from elizabeth, new jersey, but of afghan descent. do you know anything additional about this man? >> goomorning, stephanie. i was briefed earlier this morning, and what's we know right now is there's a massive effort to understand if this person or any other persons are acting on their own or if in fact they have been assisted or directed to carry this out by isis or any other group. second, we also know that there does appear to be a link, ties between the multiple events that have taken place in the united states over the past few days, which suggest an organization of resources that is very troubling. we also know that the pressure cooker that was found is a pressure cooker that was designed and put together in a manner that's been prescribed by al qaeda's inspire magazine. a magaz

new york and new jersey. we're live. >> those explosions come as world leaders are converging on new york for the united nations general alembly. >>> security also high at the emmy awards. emotions running high for tvs biggest night. >>> and a close call for a race official. he thought no cars were coming. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we have major developments in the string of explosive devices in new york and new jersey. >> a device found last night near i elizabeth, new jersey, exploded overnight. it was one of five devices discovered inside a backpack in a garbage can. it detonated was working to disarm it. >> five people were take into custody in manhattan. those five people were picked up dur a traffic stop at the verrazano bridge. this is the scene. this was the scene on the belt parkway last night during that situation where five people were >> we have video from inside a restaurant a few hundred feet away from the manhattan blast. when listening to the blast, you can here it clearly. they staye

new york city. it happened around 8:00 p.m. last night. the surveillance camera at a gym right across the street. as you can see for yourself, the force of that blast was enough to shatter the gym's glass doors. just blocks away, a second suspicious device was discovered. it was a pressure cooker taped up with wires and a cell phone. it is still unclear whether that was operational. police did take it to a facility in the bronx for investigation. residents in the bronx described a frightening scene. >> we couldn't see anything. it sounded like a million pianos just dropped or there was just like a big thunderstorm. >> you felt it in your heart, you know? like when you're hearing fireworks, it felt like fireworks. >> it was like, wait a minute. what is that explosion? and then everything got crazy. >> in a late night press conference, new york city mayor bill de blasio urged residents not to jump to conclusions about the motive behind the blast. >> there is no evidence at this point of a terror conne

new york and new jersey. another device has now exploded in new jersey. there's a busy train station in the northern town 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. 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. >> the explosion so po

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york and new jersey. authorities apprehended a suspect after the shootout in linden. you can see on your screen new video moment afc the capture showing the suspect on a stretcher wheeled into an ambulance. he's at the hospital now. from new jersey to washington. i want to start with ayman mohyeldin who is in linden, new jersey where ahmad khan rahami was arrested. you were there as this was unfolding. what's the latest at this hour? >> reporter: the situation now is it is very much an active investigation. we have been speaking to police officers here in particular the captain of the linden police department. he walked us through what happened. we arrived shortly after the gunshot -- the shootout rather, unfolded. police are still walking through the scene connecting bullet casings. this is what we have learned to captain james sarnicki. he told us this morning around 10:30 a.m. the owner of a local bar was coming and he noticed an individual sleeping in the doorway of the bar. he immediately was call --

there's a look at new york. we want to get you to some of the surveillance video from that explosion scene that happened around 5 hours ago this evening. we are getting all different angles. you see the explosion goes off and that debris that goes into the air and then outside of those windows, you can see at one point you'll see those people going back and running, trying to get away from that scene. this is a look from one of the cameras inside looking out and then there is that other camera outside. >> looks like the glass on the door there shatters as well. this did hurt 29 people. one person with serious injuries. it looks like a guy who's walking outside and is holding what i think is a screen or something. he's using -- it looks like he dropped it on the floor to protect him from debris that was falling in the air at the time. and then just a few blocks away, there was a second device that was found. this is another angle showing us the explosion. we see that flash at the top of the screen and then in a m

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 devices that were found or 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. but they don't know who that is. 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 g

in new york city, new jersey and in minnesota. first, the new york city bombing that shook the entire neighborhood last night and sent 29 people to the hospital. you're looking at pretty newly obtained video of the moment the blast went off. you see a huge flash of light and debris falling to the ground, followed by people running, terrifterrified. there's another angle of the explosion. the fbi and police putting pieces together. they're confirmed to cnn the bomb, second pressure cooking device four blocks away that didn't explode, and a bomb that exploded earlier in the day saturday at the new jersey shore, all are similar. this is what is left after the two bombs exploded on the the left of your screen. a wrecked dumpster

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 nine people before police took him down. 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 eve

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 thousand 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 explod exploded. we're not going to let them win. >> governor -- >> -- similar in nature here at 27th -- >> not that i know of. >> are you saying that the one here was a pressure cooker, similar to 27th street? >> that is 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 conclusions. >> are you saying -- [ inaudible question ] >

york and new jersey. police have identified a tenth stabbing victim by reviewing security video. the individual told police he didn't report but he didn't think his injuries were too bad. >> mike, live in saint cloud. thank you. >>> after a weekend that saw ten people stabbed at a mall and bombs at locations in new york and new jersey, the president spoke about the potential acts of terror, a response from an administration that has a this try of being slow to use the word terrorism and hardly ever radical islamic terrorism. tonight kevin cork reports from the white house. >> reporter: it seemed an almost instifshgi instinctive response. >> we see no connection between that and what happened here. >> reporter: the president quick to suggest there was no apparent connection between the explosions in new york and new jersey and the stabbings in minnesota. >>> while the investigation into any possible ties continues, the fact is, all were acts of terror. all were perpetrated by self-proclaimed muslims. in hi

york and new jersey. it is unclear how that affects investors. dow futures pointing higher. stocks in europe and asia are rising. the big move this week is the fed reserve. janet yellen and the board members start the meetings tomorrow. she will give a news conference on wednesday. wall street will watch closely. right now, investors do not think the group will hike the target rate. only a 12% chance of a rate hike this week. that increases 19% for the next meeting. six days before the november election. the money is on december as the next rate hike. 45% chance of an increase after that. >> the political watchers say it is surprising to do anything before the election. the fed doesn't like to get involved in politics. >>> speaking of politics. what politicians showed up to the emmy awards last night? i have to say, this was awesome. the cameo you have to see. we will tell you the tv shows that won and lost. ri ir. sto watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it

and new york. you know, that's a huge concern for us because from what we see yesterday with what happened in new york, they could have planted bombs somewhere along railroad tracks and you know yourself ashley, a lot of people between d.c. and new york utilize the amtrak. so we're very concerned about that. and here in d.c. we're under a state of heightened alert as well. >> and i'll ask you ron a lot of people we've heard nothing from president obama. no -- comment on what was transpired over last 48 hours and let us not forget on what happened in minnesota and mall there. a lot of big stories breaking it feels like we're under attack and president hasn't said one word. >> well, you're right, an you know what i'm not even so sure if i want to hear from president obama right now. because this is the serious situation facing this nation and let me tell you and viewers know this, you know, these terrorist they don't really care about our federal government right now. and that's obvious. that's why t

the new york/new jersey area. authorities stopped a vehicle of interest just before 9:00 sunday night near the verrazano bridge. right now five people are being questioned by the f.b.i. right now surveillance video shows the same man at two locations, one where a bomb went off, another where a suspicious device was found. 29 people were injured sunday night, a bomb set off by a flip phone. >> ran outside, saw glass, chaos outside. >> dan: authorities found and a cell phone taped to the side. >> a bomb exploding in new york is obviously an act of terrorism, but it's not linked to international terrorism. in other words, we find no isis connection, et cetera. >> dan: a few hours before that, another explosion at a charity run in new jersey. so you have pipe bombs found in new york, pressure cooker new jersey, the pressure cooker bombs found here in new york. that surveillance video apparently shows one man leaving a device here in chelsea and then about four blocks away walking up with a suitcase, leaving the suitca

and the new york bombings together. but bret, what is so disconcerting is these are three attacks in literally 24 hours and you start seeing attacks in st. cloud, minnesota. when i travel around wisconsin, i often ask audiences have you ever heard of sami mohammed hamza. very few have. in january just of this year he told police and fbi informants that he'd be 100% happy if he could slaughter 30 people at the masonic center in wisconsin. we're finding out that the terrorist attacks are occurring far too greater frequency and all over the country. no place is safe. >> we've heard, senator, isis is claiming responsibility or applauding the efforts in minnesota. and we don't know ab bombings in new york and the device in new jersey. but we do know that home-grown terrorism inspired by isis seems to be on the minds of intel officials the most. knowing what you know, is that your biggest fear? >> it is. it's the inspired lone wolf. but let's face it, bret, we're now talking about wolf packs that are directed by isis. that's

new york city on high alert. surveillance video captures the chaos. >> it felt like a lightning bolt struck the building. it, like, shook the ground. everyone ran out of the restaurants and the streets. the whole city was in the streets. >> we believe, at this point in time, this was an intentional act. >> reporter: the explosion happened around 88:30 p.m. in the chelsea neighborhood in a law enforcement source says. dozens were injured. >> i'm willing to help. come with me. >> we do have video. we are going to use that to help us in our investigation. >> reporter: several hours later, police cleared another suspicious package four blocks away from the explosion site. residents were warned stay away from their windows. reporters had to move as well. . >> are we okay here for a second? >>, no, we are not. report tt second device we are wires sticking out and what looks to be a cell phone attached. and a piece of paper with some sort of writing on it. police confirming the device was removed by the bomb squad for f

"nightly news" begins now. >>> 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. ahm ahmad khan ra hany 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

saturday night, that explosion in chelsea new york, new york city manhattan training people injured all out of the hospital this hour locally than late last night in elizabeth, new jersey another suburb of new york city, someone spotted a backpack with several designated it as it was trying to disable it. no one was hurt there. we have also heard his last known address was right there in elizabeth. this morning, just southwest of better in linden, new jersey he was finally captured. one of the reasons they did catch him so quickly was probably the help of social media police all over new york city and the new jersey area tweeted several pictures of them early this anyone in the tri-state area they also received the notification on their cell phone describing the suspect calling him armed and dangerous very helpful there. there are not any pictures of any secondary suspect women to get their names have been mentioned. these are new surveillance images from new jersey state police possibly showing him they say he was born in afghanistan but is a naturalized us citizen but whether he is li

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in new york city. about why and how this happened, as for who, we do not have any information that the hour. but the question still remains as was asked during the press briefing about three hours ago. mayor bill de blasio, was there terrorism related to this? now mayor de blasio said, no, at this moment. no credible or verifiable nafgs relates this to terrorism. but how do they know that? we'll try to answer that, right after this. ngine revs) like how hard it's gonna fall. (engine revs) the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... it roars. the all-wheel-drive charger. domestic. not domesticated. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control d

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn in new york. we have breaking news. reports that the suspect in the bombings in new york and new jersey has been taken into custody. is coming from the new jersey governor. it was reportedly after a shootout with cops in linden new jersey. the suspect in those bombings has been taken into custody. that is confirmed. a trip to the united states in canada after britain voted to leave the european union. tom keene sat down with him to talk about the goals of his business. the britishn is public to leave the european union post-brexit. a perception may be created overseas that's how london is going to stop being open-minded and outward looking. it's a very simple campaign in three words. london is open. >> where's the next london? where is the alternative? >> there's only one london and there is no alternative. my message to people who do great work in london creating jobs and growth is access to talent and the regulators. why would you want to go elsewhere and hamilton is coming to london next year as well. >> when prime m

york and new jersey. police have identified a tenth stabbing victim by reviewing security video. the individual told police he didn't report but he didn't think his injuries were too bad. >> mike, live in saint cloud. thank you. >>> after a weekend that saw ten people stabbed at a mall and bombs at locations in new york and new jersey, the president spoke about the potential acts of terror, a response from an administration that has a this try of being slow to use the word terrorism and hardly ever radical islamic terrorism. tonight kevin cork reports from the white house. >> reporter: it seemed an almost instifshgi instinctive response. >> we see no connection between that and what happened here. >> reporter: the president quick to suggest there was no apparent connection between the explosions in new york and new jersey and the stabbings in minnesota. >>> while the investigation into any possible ties continues, the fact is, all were acts of terror. all were perpetrated by self-proclaimed muslims. in hi

ray raimundi, abc news, new york. every police officer in cedar falls will soon use a body camera while on d has raised the 30-thousand dollars to pay for it. a recent donation from the cedar falls order of eastern star pushed the department over its goal. the chicago police department says it'll expand the use of body cameras to include all officers on patrol within two years. the department says number of body cameras will increase by several thousand. "beginning next year, we will outfit an additional seven police districts and the final round of districts will be chicago police launched a body-cam pilot program in 2015. at least one officer's body camera didn't appear to be recording during the deadly july shooting of 18-year-old paul o'neal. that raised questions about whether officers can switch the cameras off intentionally. an iowa city man faces charges for allegedly burglarizing a home and attacking 2 people inside. police arrested santiago garcia on a 1st degree burglary charge on saturday night. police say

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 a senior law enforcement official told cbs news that rahami traveled to his native 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 vigilant and clean up the mess. >> it's not a block you that think of as a target. trade center or grand central 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. and rahami's family operated a fried chicken restaurant in new jersey and had a history of clashes with the city. meg. >> hena daniels for us in chelsea, thank you. >>> investigators are breaking new york and n

jersey and new york. national security now squarely in the spotlight as the race tightens. the first debate just over 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 tou >> 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. insult, an insult to my legacy, if this community lets down its guard. >> reporter: trump is trying to put the birther movement he led behind him. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> i am so relieved th

in new york. >> reporter: the 23rd street location a bustling center of restaurants and night life. this surveillance video on from a fitness club across the street capturing the chaos. >> like smoke. >> all of a sudden, we hear, boom! [ explosion ] >> reporter: so strong, it blew out windows of adjacent buildings and cars, sending shrapnel and glass flying. this woman bloodied and dazed. helped by a bystander. >> i'm holding you. come with me. nothing's going to happen. >> reporter: first responders leading the injured, 29 in total, into ambulances. all of them released by sunday. among the injured, brenda. she said the blast lifted the car she and her fiance were driving from the street, causing him to black out. >> the baby's fine. everything is fine with the baby. a mild concussion i have. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo surveyed the scene on sunday. he said there's extensive damage. it's extremely lucky no one was killed in this attack. mayor bill de blasio. thank you for joining

. >>> investigators in new york are poring over surveillance footage tonight this is new video showing the moments before and after neighborhood tonight. new york city still on edge more than 24 hours after the explosion. right now people areoning high alert. >> within last hour cnn is reporting surveillance video shows the same man near the first explosion site and blocks away where a pressure cooker was found. tonight a bomb squad blew up that second device. >> new york governor andrew cuomo ordered 1,000 state troopers and national guard soldiers to new according to "the new york post" authorities are also looking at a 911 call or a man warned of more explosions. governor cuomo calling the explosion an act of terrorism. >> for the 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 lives in new to us boylston street where fox 25's ted daniel is reporting on the parallel between the explosion in new york and the boston marathon bombing. >> bob, we begin with malin

embraced by the new york city police department and came forward and helped the new york city police department capture that suspect before he can carry out more terror in our nation. so, again, outreach is key and we look forward to continuing to do just that for our community. the intelligence enterprise is very important to us. we continue to work on the national level with the sheriffs departments, with their intel commanders groups to really be able to tie some of the issues that we see across the country, to be able to not just disrupt but prevent terrorism. i look forward to talking about that. one of the areas we really need help is the law enforcement terrorism prevention program. there is really no national coordination, no designated official at dhs responsibly to prepare and implement a terrorism prevention plan, an letp really needs to be explored and hopefully absolutely strengthened. one of the biggest frustrations i have as a police chief and i think my colleagues will share this is as it relates to grant funding and the distribution of funds, fema still not the right

>> anyway, let's head to new york where a.j. is talking trump and more politics with senator time kaine. >> he's hillary clinton's right-hand man hoping to be the i have a lot more of an entourage. i was driving my vw jetta around times. >> talking after his appearance on the late show with stephen colbert. >> did you have fun? >> it was great. i've never been on a talk show. >> not loving trump for saying things like this. hillary clinton is a bigot! >> happy she fired back. >> he is taking hate groups mainstream. >> what do you think about her taking that this stuff. so donald trump's ties to white supremacist groups, david duke, other people like that are weighing in and saying positive things about his candidacy. this is fundamentally about whether the nation's promise of equality is to be realized or whether we're supposed to do a u-turn or not. >> if you met donald trump what would be the first comment or question you would ask? how can you say the things you're saying? that type of personality shouldn't be within ten time

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. green. >>> donald trump's campaign says 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 u.s. and hillary clinton isn't buying it and saying 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 next president? >> reporter: hours

reid: we're heading down to new york city where a news conference is happeni, update by new york city police commissioner james o'neal, answering questions from reporters. commissioner: we're still in the process of trying to figure out where the initial point of explosion was. reid: that's police commissioner james o'neal, starting his first mayor bill de blasio. we'll have more information as soon as we get in on the incident that occurred about 2 1/2 hours ago. in new jersey, a number of state and federal agencies there investigating after a pipe bomb exploded on the jersey shore this morning. the explosive found in a trash can in seaside park along the route of a marine corps charity run. the explosion happened just before thousands of runners were expected to take off. fortunately, the race was delayed and the runners were went off. officials say they don't know who left it or why. >> what the intentions of the individual we don't know at this point, whether criminal or terroristic. it's obvious it was meant to affect the run. reid: race canceled, some homes near the scene evacua

headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. >>> investigators, this morning, are looking for patterns and possible liks 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 sought. a federal 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. there is ongoing police presence here in chelsea. we are told the nypd is on overnight, several people were taken into custody in connection to this chelsea blast. mean

that's another difference between new york and new jersey. everywhere in new york. not so lucky in new jersey in finding surveillance video. but that's another productive line of inquiry for them. >> pete williams, i know you will work the story. thank you, sir. >>> both presidential candidates responded to the news last night. was breakingin new as the n york. >> just before i2008 campaign. there's evidence some sport sup derz did president is the rumor. it has been promoted and nurtured by donald trump for five years. second on friday night, trump again raised the specter of violence against hillary clicli clinton. >> i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons. they should disarm. let's see what happens to her. take their guns away. okay? it would be very dangerous. >> clinton campaign immediately condemned those remarks but hopes that they will help slow trump's momentum in the polls. >>> joining me now is the senator from virginia, tim kaine. weba press." >> good to be with you. >> before i get into the campaign, i want to get y the world trade center a

new york's governor and new york city's mayor seemed to downplay it initially. >> there's no evidence at this point of a terror connection. >> i believe the mayor was saying there was no connection with international terrorism. and that is correct. >> yesterday, you were reluctant to call this an act of terror i. are you prepared now to say it was? >> we will say more in the next few hours. but it's definitely leaning in that direction the more we know. >> yesterday, we had no evidence suggesting an international terrorist attack. stimulated by a foreign presence or foreign body. today i believe we're going to find out that it was influenced by foreign forced. >> based on the information we have now, we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. >> president obama did not comment until this morning. >> folks around here, they don't get scared. they're tough. they're resilient. they go about their business every single day. that's the kind of strength that is going to be critical, not just in the days to come but in the years to come. by showing those who want to do us har

of explosions in new york and new jersey. a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can overnight in the elizabeth, new jersey. it was one of five devices found near a train station. >> also overnight, the fbi stopped a car near new york's venizona bridge. several people were questioned michelle miller is in elizabeth, new jersey. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. amtrak and new jersey transit serve tens of thousands of people every single day. there will be delays today. in fact, the station behind me just reopened. investigators have been combing through evidence to see if there was any link between what would happen here last night and those that was the blast that sent investigators ducking for cover. officials say there were five devices inside the backpack, one of which was described as a pipe with wires coming out of it. only one of the devices exploded. >> i don't have the expertise to determine the blast function of that but based on the loudness, i think people could have been severely hurt or injured. >>

in new york city. >> if you learn more about that, thanks for all your hard work the past few hours. >> you're welcome. >> and again, police have widened the perimeter of the crime scene after finding multiple suspicious devices. >> this is a fast evolving investigation. and our richard quest has been there for every step of it and has more on the development from his corner there in new york. >> it was roughly an hour and a half after the 23rd street device exploded that we became aware of activity four blocks further north on 27th street and 7th afternoon. it was confirmed that a device had been found on 27th street. a picture was released with a pressure cooler with wires coming out and attached to a cell phone. we have never been told what was in that pressure cooker. shortly after that we saw a bomb containment unit of the police department arrive which is a large metal structure which was taken down the road and we believe that's where the pressure cooker was put into. and subsequently, the sugge

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out of new york and new jersey. a suspect is in custody in connection with the bombing. saturday night in manhattan that injured 29 people, and the discovery of five explosive devices in elizabeth, new jersey, last night. authorities say 28-year-old ahmad rahami was taken into custody after a shoot out with police officers in linden new jersey. >> this started saturday morning after a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can in seaside park, new jersey. no one there was hurt, but later that night in in manhattan, new york, a blast injured 29 people. >>> and a few hours after that, a second pressure cooker bomb was found a few blocks away but did not go off. last night, five explosionive devices were -- explosive devices were found in a backpack in a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. >>> we brought you president obama speaking live in the past half hour in mornings on 2. at this point we're waiting for a news conference to begin in new york city. it should start about 9:30. we expect to hear from the new york mayor, o

reena. >> anna werner, new york. thank you. >>> the fbi is calling a stabbing spree at a minnesota mall saturday night a potential act of terrorism. kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: armed with a knife and dressed in a private security uniform, police say the attacker, inside this minnesota mall, left nine people wounded in his path. the ordeal sent shoppers at the saint cloud mall scrambling for safety. and investigators trying to determine if it was carried out by an isis connected or inspired terrorist. >> we will try to sort of peel back the onion and see what motivated the individual. >> reporter: islamic state run news agency calling the attacker a soldier of the islamic state. law enforcement forces described him as a 20-year-old minnesota man. officials say he mentioned allah during the spree and asked people if they were muslim before deciding whether to attack. authorities are crediting an off-duty police officer for saving lives, who shot and killed the man as the the attacker was coming at him. >>

be heightened after the new york bombings. newscenter 5's sera congi just spoke with boston police commissioner bill evans. sera: the boston police commissioner would not say -- he said he was not briefed on this route or did note that was found near one of the bombs in new york city that reference to the marathon bombing. incidents. a busy t stop in downtown boston shut down this morning after the report of a suspicious package. the bowdoin station evacuated as police investigate. they discovered the package was an unattended bag and not a threat. the response a sign of heightened alert across the city. >> our best defense is the public. sera: security now increased around the boston area, after homemade pressure cooker bombs went off in new york city last weekend, and similar explosive a note found near one of the bombs reportedly references the marathon bombings. boston police commissioner wiliam evans says the similarities raise concern. >> i haven't seen the note. but it troubles me that we have copy cats. someone tries t