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was a soldier of the islamic state. we'll have the latest on that developing investigation. >> plis, the presidential candidates weighing in on the disturbing series of events over the last 24 hours in very different ways. analysis of their reactions ahead. >> now to breaking news in the investigation of the explosion here in new york city last night. law enforcement source telling fox news the explosive devices found in manhattan and pipe bomb and several devices that did not detonate tarkting the charity run are from the same person. andrew cuomo calling the manhattan attack an act of terrorism but says there is no evidence of this time of a connection to international terrorism. the blast injured 29 people in the crowded manhattan neighborhood of chelsea on the west side of manhattan.

police later using a robot to savely remove a second pressure cooker type device from a car badge can four blocks north of the first explosion. new york mayor bill de blasio vowing to find those who are responsible. >> we're going to be very careful and patient to get to the full truth here. we're not going to jump tosions answers. we're going to make sure we have all of the faction. we know there was a bombing. that much we do know. we know it was a very serious incident. >> and on the other side of the hudson river in seaside heights, new jersey, getting back to normal today. beaches have reopened in the new jersey shore town that we are closed after the explosion yesterday. it was put on lockdown and several homes had been evacuated following that attack. blast coming before the start of the 5k race benefitting marines that was set to start but

delayed, that's why no one was hurt. a pipe bomb did go off in a plastic garbage can and they did recover several other devices. let's start in new york city where bryan has the very latest. hi, bryan. >> reporter: good afternoon, that is a big, big development you just reported, our rick leventhal hearing that the devices that went off in seaedside part yesterday morning is connected to the explosive devices put here, the one that went off last night on 23rd between 6th and 7th and the device that was found four blocks north on 27th between 6th and 7th. what we have to understand, we know they are looking at one of the devices that the suspicious device that found, that pressure cooker device at the artillery range, they are looking into that. to what extent are all three devices alike? were they all three pressure cooker type devices?

we don't know. we were initially told the initial device in seaside park was a pipe bomb and also by the ocean county prosecutor's office that that device was connected to two other devices in the garbage can that could have gone off and made the blast larger than it was. we're talking about two active crime scenes here in manhattan and chelsea neighborhood connected to a third crime scene from yesterday's blast in seaside park new jersey at 9:30 a.m. that blast went off at 9:35 about, that race was delayed in its start because of long registration lines and it was a 5k charity race for marines, u.s. marines, thousands of them who traveled from all over the country and taking part in that charity run and the reason why they were not running past that garbage can was because that race started late because of those registration lines. here in new york city, the crime scene is active and they are continuing to look for surveillance video to gather evidence from the residences here.

we're told that should last a couple more hours today. while the second device is being looked at in the bronx. mayor bill de blasio calling this an intentional act, not yet jumping to conclusions about motivations, listen to what andrew cuomo said earlier today about the potential of this being an attack. >> it depends on your definition of terrorism. 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. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo says new yorker should go about their daily lives but security like we've never seen before. more than 1,000 additional officers and guards out as a precaution. >> bryan, very, very fortunate that in both incidents, no one was killed of course. thanks so much. >> indeed, eric.

isis is now claiming responsibility for a knife attack at a minnesota mall that left nine people injured. isis propaganda today claiming that the suspect was a quote, soldier of the islamic 125i6789 the attacker who was asking one victim if they were muslim, went on a bloody stabbing rampage at the cross roads mall in st. cloud before he was shot and killed by an offduty police officer. dan springer is live from the west coast bureau with the latest. dan? >> isis related media claiming responsibility for the attack early this morning. the source has been credible in the past. what's unclear if there was any contact with the islamic state or if it was justin spired by isis. the fbi won't go that far yet, saying only that this is -- the joint terrorism task force is doing the investigation with st. cloud police and won't give the suspect's car in the parking lot

and searched two apartments connected to him. we know he was dressed like -- armed with a knife and he pulled the knife out and started stabbing people and asked another if he was a muslim. witnesses also told police the attacker said something about allah. the man lived in st. cloud but only had a few minor contacts with police. now his entire background is being looked at. >> we're currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. i do say potential. there's a lot we don't know. we do not at this point in time know whether the subject was in contact with had connections with, was inspired by, a foreign terrorist organization. >> the suspect's stabbed nine people before an offduty police officer shot and killed him about five minutes after the first 911 call came in. seven men and two women were injured and three remain in the hospital with noncritical

injuries. that officer is being hailed as a hero today and saved lives as the attacker lounged at him three times. >> not for his actions things would have been worse. i had an opportunity to speak to him a half hour ago and clearly prevented additional injuries and potentially loss of life through his heroic actions. >> police won't release the suspect's identity. we can tell you nearby minneapolis has been the center of recent terror investigations looking at the large muslim somali community a few months ago three men were convicted of terror related charges and the investigation that nine convictions and fed saying isis has done a lot of recruiting in the minneapolis area. it remains to be seen if the knife attack has any connection. arthel. >> thanks, dan. >> three terrorist attacks on the same day. two now believed to be connected -- in new jersey, the street bomb may have a tie and

alleged radical islamic terrorist spree in minnesota. what are the similarities and what are investigators focused on? ted williams, fox news contributor joins us now. ted, let me start with the bombings in new york and new jersey, they believe they are from the same person. does that now give us a really potential motive considering the fact that the bombs in the morning at 9:30 in the morning targeted a charity run benefitting our marines and marines family? you may start with an anti-u.s. military motive that somehow was transposed later on in the evening to new york city? >> absolutely, it's a motive here. that is that there are individuals out there that want to harm and kill us. when you look at the new jersey bombing, i think what tied the new jersey bombing to the new york bombing is the black powder that they found in the pipe bomb or in the pipe bomb in new

jersey. what we have are witnesses who say that when a 23rd street bomb went off, they saw a plume of white smoke. and the nexus is with the cell phones, they found the cell phone in new jersey and also found a cell phone at 23rd street and with the pressure cooker that was intact on 27th street. >> so basically, the investigators right now have a lot of evidence, not just the cell phone type, but they've got the wires and have potential powder and remnants of both bombs and have devices in new jersey that didn't even explode like the pressure cooker. >> you know, best thing that happened in this was to be able to get that 27th street bomb intact. because there are a lot of forensics that they are going to be able to get perhaps from that

intact bomb. also what's going to be very significant in this, eric, those videos and videos in that area, not so much in new jersey where you're about to see but in the cramped area there in the chelsea area of new york, they are nothing but video cameras and i think that's going to help law enforcement significantly. >> also something in common with the tsarnaev brothers, from the boston marathon, they had other explosive devices in the car during the chase, throwing them out the back of the car. they had some pipe bombs. let's say this person took a page from them or from inspire and the al qaeda magazine for a pressure cooker and pipe bomb. let me show you a map of the station, he plants those bombs, potentially could they take the path train from hoboken and jersey city and get off on that block last night and then just walk along and dump one bomb in a dumpster and make a left, walk

four blocks north and dump another bomb in the garbage can. jersey city has been the site of the terrorist sell that they went on to bomb the world trade center. is there a potential connection there because of the time line and the new jersey path, you could drive but that new jersey new york connection because of 12 hours plus time difference? >> absolutely, eric, very well put together there that map. i can tell you that that is certainly in the minds of law enforcement, how a person got from new jersey to new york in order to dispose these various bombs. one of the things that i don't think we're talking about enough, was this some kind of a trial run to see how authorities would react? i don't want to frighten anybody, but we certainly need to -- if we see something, say something, because this clearly may have been just a trial run, eric. >> that's a chilling prospect,

something we've always learned about and have had those warnings and we'll heed them certainly in the wake of what we went through in the city over the weekend. ted williams, thanks you as always for your insight. >> my pleasure. >> life is returning to normal in a new york city neighborhood as the investigation unfolds into the blast along a very busy street. hear what authorities are doing to track down those responsible, plus donald trump and hillary clinton speaking out about the blast. so how soon is too soon for a candidate with limited facts to weigh in? we'll discuss.

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both hillary clinton and donald trump weighing in on the bombing attack, both reacting in their own way. elizabeth has more from washington. >> eric, if you've been following the campaign it was probably unsurprising the differences in reactions and it's a hot topic. donald trump didn't sway from his tough stance, first thing he said when he got off the plane. look, it's time to double down.

his running mate mike pence also speaking out today. >> just before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york and nobody knows exactly what's going on. and we're going to get tough and smart and vigilant. >> whether it was terrorist attacks or inspired by terrorists abroad, as you experienced here in florida not long ago or whether it was home grown violence, we urge prayer and vigilance. >> now on other side of the aisle, we saw hillary clinton respond more cautiously on her plane last night, critics say she appeared low energy. her supporters say she was composed and formal. she also referred to the device as a bomb on first reference but then quickly hit donald trump for getting ahead of the investigation. she said more information was needed before responding. democratic running mate tim kaine praised her tone and prudence. >> i think it's always wiser to wait until you have information

before making conclusions because we are just in the beginning stages of trying to determine what happened. >> i know everyone is looking to see what the cause was, could it potentially connected to terrorism, no evidence yet but that's going to be looked at very, very closely. >> hillary clinton just moments ago releasing a statement writing in part, i strongly condemn the apparent terrorist attacks in minnesota and new jersey and new york and pray for those wounded and for their families and went on to write she praisy s praised the first responders. >> donald trump wasted no time saying it was a bomb that exploded before authorities confirmed an explosive die vees was responsible. hillary clinton just saw reacting more cautiously. so what is the most proper -- most proper -- how about the best way to address such fluent situations in this early stages

of an investigation? here with me now, chief political correspondent for conservative review and a fox news contributor and host of the filter on sir yus xm progress -- this is what happens when i didn't read this in advance. that's not an excuse. >> let's get down to it. refocus, arthel. danine, in situations like this, is it trump's tell it like it is tone that america wants? >> well, of course listen, everyone wants to know the truth and what the facts are. statement, unfortunately it is true what happened in new jersey and new york and new york city is on high alert right now. what i'm looking at is the media and not saying that some outlets are not even saying that hillary clinton essentially said the same thing donald trump said. there's a huge doubled standard going on between the two

candidates. >> what i have here, a quote, we've been touch in various officials mayor's office in new york to learn what they are discovering as they conduct this investigation and i'll have more to say about it once we have the facts. mr. trump on the other hand, i must tell you before i got off the plane, a bomb went off in new york city and nobody knows exactly what's going on. but boy, we are living in a time. we better get very tough, folks. >> prior to hillary's quote you just read she said that she was informed that bombs went off. and again, the media is not reporting on the same message that the two of them said. it's a big double standard here. >> i think the difference is that hillary clinton -- let's not forget when hillary clinton was senator from new york, she was a senator while 9/11 happened. she has all of the relationships here and has the information, knows where to go and garthing that information. it is true she was informed a bomb went off. the difference is donald trump didn't seek that information, he jumped to assumptions and conclusions and it further -- it

further exploits that narrative of the just asking. i'm just asking, just saying and it paints all of these pictures, these conspiracies. >> you know that mr. trump had no been advised by his security team, he is traveling with secret service, right. >> secret service to protect him, not talking to government -- not talking to the mayor of new york or governor of new york. >> we don't know that, arthel. there's a huge media double standard. hillary clinton did a total flip going from saying it was bombings to making the other comment she made and the media is not reporting on. this is what we've been witnessing throughout the campaign. >> let's talk specifics danine, we have 50 days to go in this race. do you think mr. trump has the foreign policy chops that it takes to fight this ever present fight locally here on our national turf as well as internationally? does he have what it takes to fight the war on terror?

>> we've seen the mess that has been made under obama and hillary clinton's leadership when it comes to middleeastern affairs and how horrible their policies have been, at least donald trump is recognizing that there is an issue isis must be fought and that our homeland must also be secure as well. i think there is -- you'll see a different dynamic should he be elected. >> different dynamic how though? >> well, yeah, listen, he's talked about what needs to be done and said he'll surround himself with individuals who are experienced and will inform him of what the best practice is to do versus what we have seen over the last several years, which is an implosion in the middle east. >> so far his key policy advisers have been close associates to vladimir putin, including mike flynn who worked for russian television. >> that's not true. >> appeared on stage next to -- >> let me finish, you can't cut me off. >> appeared on stage next to vladimir putin. >> tell me why hillary clinton would be the best president to

fight this war on terror? >> hillary clinton was secretary of state and has relationships around the world. she has knowledge of the dynamics. so far donald trump can't even prove he's knowledgeable -- >> i'm going to cut you off because i xtd you to state your case for hillary clinton and you won't. >> she's secretary of state -- >> benghazi. >> it was -- come on, another conspiracy theory. someone -- >> and we only have 30 seconds. >> department head. listen for a second. this is quick -- i don't have theory, got to cut you off. danine barelli, thank you very much. we'll continue another time. >> sounds good. >> eric? >> arthel, syrian war planes and special forces are regaining ground against isis after coalition air strikes mistakingly targeted assad's troops. what that means for the ceasefire and forces in the

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stone unturned. >> we're not discounting anything at this point and in the complex of a investigation to determine who did this and why they did this. >> let's go to peter doocy with the latest. there was an unexploded pressure cooker on the streets of new york was that there were some suspicious 911 -- at least one suspicious 911 call that came in from somebody claiming to be behind the bombings and now the "new york post" posted a line, i'm look at the explosion down the block. there will be more. one eyewitness who says she spent time in iraq, said last night's blast in kmchelsea sound like something she heard in that country. investigators have a wealth of forensic evidence since one of the devices did not end up

exploding. bomb teches are analyzing that pressure at the rodman's neck laboratory and other evidence is on its way to the fbi's lab in quantico, virnlg, there's surveillance footage from each crime scene but no solid word about a motive yet. >> right now we don't have enough information to make any final conclusion. as the mayor said, we don't know if there's any political or social motivation but we definitely had a bombing last night on 23rd street and had a suspicious device on 27th street. >> the governor andrew cuomo said today that any time a bomb explodes in new york city, it's terrorism and to err on the side of caution he is deploying some national guardsmen to the city's soft targets, including transit hubs so commuters can expect to see that beginning tomorrow. >> peter, as everyone heads to work in the morning.

thank you. >> a syrian government forces attacked several isis positions today in a bid to regain ground lost to the terror group. meanwhile, the u.s. calling the air strike that killed at least 62 syrian troops a mistake in the wake of harsh criticism from russia, now a delicate ceasefire there in syria, brokered by the two countries, may be in jeopardy. joining me now to talk about this is general jack keen, for the study of war and fox news military analyst, always good to have you here general. >> good to be here, arthel. >> let's start here. from where you sit, does it appear that russia seems to be more alarmed than syria and then also, what happens to that already ten youous ceasefire agreement? >> first of all on ceasefires, none of these have ever held, russia violated most of them and so have the opposition forces, one of the problems for that,

arthel, is that never have all of the opposition forces sat down at the table to negotiate a ceasefire and event you'll political transition because they will not do that as long as assad or support groups are in power. as to what's going on with the mistaken air strike, yes, most did he ha definitely the russians are making hay about it with the u.n. and wanted an emergency session and tried to get some ruling. what we have is what we have seen before, is a mistake, wrong target, wrong place, and we were after isis and wound up hitting the syrian army position. >> right and i was just reading saying that russia registered 50 violations of syria ceasefire agreement in the last 24 hours. as you know, general, russia is already using the airstriker ra to promote propaganda,

suggesting the u.s. is helping isis while russia is trying to fight isis in syria. what's the reason behind that particular portion of their propaganda machine? >> propaganda is very important, psychological war fare putin is a master at. russia has been in syria now a year. they did what they wanted to do, prop up the regime by getting there and making certain that the regime could not be overthrown. that was accomplished. what's not been accomplished is the second phase, which was to retake the lost territory that the opposition forces have taken away from the syrian regime. that has been very slow going. aleppo campaign has been going on for months. what's happening to putin at home, he's started to get some political pressure at home in terms of what's going on. i thought this was going to be short. you don't seem to be making some progress. so what he's -- the card he's playing, he wants to work with the united states, almost

desperate about it to conduct operations against isis to take off some of this political pressure. he told the russian people that the reason he moved into syria was not to prop up the assad regime, but to go after isis. of course, that is a bold faced lie and they've done little of that. they want to now work with us and that will assist them politically at home. >> before i let you go, general, what about the poor people in desperate need of humanitarian aid, are they going to get it? >> part of this ceasefire is to guarantor that there will be humanitarian aid that gets to some of the people that are absolutely in starvation and also some of these people have been literally under genocide attack. that has not taken place yit and yet and not worked in the past. hopefully it will work here. what is taking place in syria from a humanitarian perspective is a huge ka cat troes fee, it

is really awful what's taken place there in terms of the people themselves. >> yes it is, we have to leave it there. we'll see you again, sir, thank you so much. >> good talking to you, arthel. >> thank you. >> back to the campaign here at home. election fraud has become an issue in the race on both sides of the aisle. tonight in our continuing series, we investigate hacking voting machines and in our professor told us it is possible because he did it. a demonstration where he changed the votes in a machine by swapping out the machine's computer chip for one that he programmed. election officials tell us this cannot happen in real life. they cite multiple security safeguards but the professor told us, he exposed a loophole. >> i figured out how to make a slightly different computer program that just before the close of the polls shifts some votes around from one candidate to another. and i wrote that computer

program on to a memory chip like this and now to hack a voting machine, you have to get seven minutes alone with it with a screwdriver. >> he had seven minutes alone with his. we'll take a look tonight at 8:00 p.m. on the new special sunday edition of "special report". >> that is your special report on special report. we'll look forward to it. new polls just out on what voerts think of donald trump and hillary clinton and how it could play into their final decision on election day. what they veel, we'll have that for you next. [alarm beeping]

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clinton and donald trump coming into heavy play. now we learn more about those attitudes and new fox polls, kristin fisher is here and has the information on those new polls. hi, kristin. >> arthel, those attitudes have to do with the candidates' experience and temperament. in both cases clinton comes out slightly on top. according to a fox news poll released this morning, 61% of voters say clinton is qualified to be president and 45% say trump is qualified and 51% say clinton has the right temperament to serve as commander in chief and 38% said the same of trump. things even out when you ask about honesty and trust worthiness. only 21% and trump fares five points better. today they are off the campaign trail but their running mates made the rounds on morning shows.

he said clinton's secret service detail should disarm and let's see what happens to her. >> when you look at a series of these comments that he's making, i do believe it is an incite or minimum expression of indifference as to whether violence would occur. this is a pattern that has been repeated over and over again. and i think it doesn't belong in any race, much less a race to be president of this country. >> trump's running mate defended those remarks by saying any suggestion it was an attempt to incite violence is more nonsense. >> i think what donald trump was saying that hillary clinton didn't have all of that security, she probably would be whole more supportive of the second amendment. >> both candidates are off to two crucial battle ground states, trump will be in florida and clinton delivering a speech in pennsylvania aimed at attracting millennial voters, a demographic she'll been having a tough time with.

>> kristin fisher, thanks so much. >> stay tuned for something new and different starting a few minutes from now. the premiere of "i'll tell you what." you get a standing ovation guys. dan and chris, what fun, go from a podcast to a real tv show. what do we expect? >> it's like walking on a high wire without a net. for the podcast while we were having a good time, we weren't sure anybody was listening but they were. >> made it much easier. until this very moment that we were doing the hit i thought we were being pranked but this is in fact going out on television, i guess it will take place at 5:00. >> give us a capsulation of what you're going to say. >> we're going to cover the initial -- the breaking news over the past 24 hours. there's the news and then there's also what happens in the middle of a presidential election year, when you're 52 days until an election when an

event like this happens and get more information from the nypd coming in. we'll have the latest on that. then we have a data guy, goes full-on nerd for you all. >> that is very nice of you. this is crucial. we're going to talk about the way in which a campaign staff has to operate under adverse conditions like today and how do you come up with a strategy, this human being has been part of having to do things like that on the fly. that's what is good about our panel, tell you what it's like inside. >> i love that, data dive nerd cast but that's where the details are. you know you go through these facts and figures and that's where it is in a race. >> nobody knows nerddom like me. >> maybe a little technical do dad going on. we'll get that sorted out. starting 15 minutes from now. grab some coffee, have a bathroom break then come back

and we'll be ready to see you. >> looking forward to it. >> thanks, eric. >> okay, we will watch you guys, meanwhile, president obama getting set for his final address at the united nations as world leaders focus on a range of issues including syria. isis and north korea. what can we expect? a former state department official weighs in. to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side, and the best part is the banks come crawling to me. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win.

federal investigators want to examine the tires on a bush that crashed on a highway. it was carrying a college football team from south a front tire blew sending the bus into a guardrail before hitting the side of a bridge column. >> world leaders are ready to gather tomorrow here in new york city for the 7st u.n. general assembly. it is a crowded agenda including the strained cease-fire in syria. the fight against isis. of course, north korea's nuclear aggression. and more. both president obama and united states secretary-general ban ki-moon are prepared to bid farewell as terrorism now is taking front and center in foreign affairs here, at home, the explosion last night less than a mile from the headquarters of the world body. we will talk about this with

former advisor to the under secretary of state for democracy and global affairs. good to see you. the bombing basically on the eve of the general assembly. the motorcades are here, security is ramped up around the u.n. and elsewhere. does it bring it to the for front going the discussions this week? >> it ought to but it is not beyond them to look beyond reality and continue to live in this imagine near world where radical islam is a threat to being well managed and we can for it a threat without naming it. that has been a hallmark of the dictators gathered at the u.n. new york streets will be packed with motor indicateds of people who think they are important and a lost call girls will be busy. saw that fair? is that fair? >> i think it is. >> look, the u.n. has al-qaeda

committee. they have all the mechanism to put on sanctions, to investigate this. they have been taking actions. why don't they have it for full ly when jihadism is flourishing? >> president obama will take credit for successes in pushing back isis on the battlefields and they have been pushed become but the problem is isis and other jihadist groups and other groups that are associated with radical islam that have not gone the full giant jihad are doing well. we have not been able to contain it. can you not fight back against radical islam cultural war, warfare through refugees and the rape jihad in munich on new year's eve or the stabbing in israel. that does not work if you depend on fighting al-qaeda and isis and using drops. we have not gone to how to fight against radical islam. all the u.n. was established

under roosevelt, trying to prevent this. >> right. it has failed. there is a tremendous amount of disgruntled by both parties. i don't want to just house on president obama we have had two presidencies, one democrat and one republican that is not getting its arms around the threat. the u.n. is much more dysfunctional, still, and the john acibly with all of the countries it is the lowest common denominator and dominate by iran and saudi arabia who do not want to address it. >> two sound bits, including one from from the san francisco -- russian u.n. security ambassador. >> the big question i asked which one has to ask the people who are follow the united states policies and reading statements

which have been painted by american politicians who is in charge in washington? the white house or the person? >> this said, even by russian standards, tonight's stunt, a stunt remet with moralism and grandstanding is uniquely cynical and hypocritical. >> it is confrontation at the u.n. >> i give the russians credit, they realize it is a circus and will use their seat on the u.n. security council to advance their national interest that power does not know how to do. if you cannot win votes use the u.n. security council to did that. she has not done it. and the russian ambassador is on to something because you have in the administration ash carter trying to do tougherrer things with radical islam and china.

>> maybe that is unfair to call him the kid at the white house and samantha power has said strong things again the russians but it is part of the dysfunction of the general assembly and security council that does not always get things done. thank you for your insight. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you.

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