and we all know they have bastardized religion. we know if you're afraid, they win. if we see something, we say something. life is better now, carry on. now the next. this is a fox news alert, police just wrapping a presser as a suspect linked to a trio of explosions is taken to the hospital in custody. he has a bloody and bandaged arm. after exchanging gunfire with new jersey plaunss. >> when the officer tried to confront him in the doorway, he

said show me your hands, he had his hands down to the side, and he pulled out a hand kbun and fi handgun and shot at the officer, hitting him in his bulletproof vest. an explosion injured 29 people on saturday night. the fbi also looking to question him about two other incidents in new jersey. we have fox team coverage and katherine harris is following it from washington. rick levinthal is there in chelsea, and james woolsey is standing by, lee land, what is the latest from chelsea? >> here there is very much an active investigation going on. the police continued to push back from a couple blocks down where they originally took down

rahani. 51 hours or there abouts since the explosions in new jersey went off. he was shot in the shoulder by police. he was found by a passerby sleeping in a vestibule of a local bar. a police officer showed up and started to question him and that is when there was a shootout that officers say involve more than 30 shots. >> he also did return fire at some point, the gentleman did not get up and he started walking down the street in a westerly direction. i'm hold he was holding a

weapon. i'm not sure who he was shooting at, but our officers returned fire. >> a number of police officers were injured as well. in new jersey, it has been one of real fear after explosions outside of a local railway station here. the thought is that ranhani may have dropped five separate bombs. the speculation from the mayor here is the last set of explosions didn't have sophisticated cell phones and electronics that the other ones did and he may have ditched those while on the run and realized he may have been a wanted man. >> where does the investigation go from here. we saw his mouth moving in some of the video.

>> they will certainly want to talk to him and figure out who he talked to, his social network, did he have any help or those things. the fbi saying they're not searching for any other suspects. early this morning in elizabeth, new jersey, the fbi converged on first american fried chicken. it is own by his parents. he worked there as well. they had some fights with the city back in 2011. other things the fbi is looking into is his trip to afghanistan, why did he make it, what happened after he came back, those kinds of things. and note from the residents of elizabe elizabeth, new jersey, they said have you seen this guy, the fbi put out said we know him, he

runs the chicken shack. just any kind of american, no different from you or me. you can imagine the consistency that we see in these stories, but also the fear now that this community is going through in trying to deal with this man that was such a part of the community now charged with horrible acts. >> it could have been anyone. no signs ahead of tame, basically is what that says. thank you so much for that report. while one suspect is now in custody, investigators are looking into whether or not others were involved. we're also learning from an official that rahani was not unknown to authorities. katherine is live with more. >> yeah, in the last hour in new york city, they said there has been a domestic incident some

years back, and the charges were recanted. we learned there was ongoing tension, and also the local authorities over an ordinance and hours of operation. what now seems clear is there was really a target on rahani very early on because of the intelligence deliveredelivered. >> we have worked tirelessly around the clock. we have focused on a individual

mr. ahmad rahani. >> and that news conference just wrapped last hour. they told reporters they're going to build out what they call his social network. that involves something called link analysis. that's when they take your phone contacts as well as your e-mail and they literally draw connections between the phone k calls and e-mails you're sending, and they significantly determine the strength of those relationships. so for example, you may not talk to someone very often, but if you talk to them for two or three hours at a time, that may be considered a stronger connection in your social network than someone you speak to frequently but for shorter periods of time, and whether or not you do it voia e-mail or

texts. >> so interesting. let me ask you also, what did we hear from the head of homeland security about this case? >> the head of homeland security was speaking in washington this morning, and he really spoke to the current threat picture, saying there may be something behind the scenes they have to confront. >> no credible threat is evolving. this is not a comment about this weekend's events, but we have to be vigilant, concerning the lone wolf actors. >> we also heard at the last news conference, they're still looking to talk to two men seen in the surveillance video. people of interest, if you will, but they don't believe they connected directly to rahani.

>> a federal investigation in manhattan is still ongoing. police discovering another just a few blocks away. some of the streets are still closed up. we continue our live coverage from the scene in chelsea, manhattan. >> this block between 6th and 7th avenue remains closed. they are photographing everything. they also collected evidence from the scene four blocks from us where another pressure cooker bomb was recovered. the explosion here was also a

pressure cooker book packed with bebes and other shrapnel. it was along a tack of a wounded military charity run. they were tied to these two locations here on 23rd and 27th street. those bombs apparently also tied to the suspect. rahani involved in the shoot out this morning after his picture was released to millions of people in the area. he was considered armed and extremely dangerous. as you heard, he was working at

his family's fried checken restaurant, and it is just a half mile from where the other bombs were found. they spotted him in a door way. he is wounded and in custody. the new commissioner that said this is another example of law enforcement putting their lives on the ion every day. . a lot of people were calling it a cell, what are we learning more about all of that? >> it was a vehicle that was detained last night on the belt parkway. and there was concern the five men involved were connected somehow. those people have been cleared.

however, a member of the joint terrorism task force said based on the circumstances, it is, in his opinion, a highly likely that rahani had help or support. and help making those devices. >> thank you so much. we are sort through all ofinfor will pick out what is important and what stands out. approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult.

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analysis. because even when there is a lone wolf, they really don't always travel alone. there are brothers, people in the neighborhood, people they meet on trichs -- trips to the middle east. publicly available data is extremely important. it is done bytizing agencies and marketers, good gle and am zon know more about me than they do. >> let me ask you, too, how significant is it that he was taken alive in this case? >> it is a positive thing, in terms of enforcement, because you now have a individual to interrogate. people like this, often, are willing to talk. >> do you think based on the

level of sophistication, or the lack there of, it is someone that might be more willing to talk? >> it depends. the interrogator, the individual, you just don't know. but that ability, we lost the ability to interrogate people by killing so many with drone strikes and sometimes you have to. but the president has hit upon an approach, i call the trout approach, catch and release. we capture some people, and then we put them in guantanamo and then turn them loose. if you let a trout loose, he doesn't come back with a bomb, but the terrorist will. >> we're getting to the part of the story where people say how can we stop it from happening again. donald trump tweeting once again someone we're told is okay,

turns out to be a terrorist, wants to december -- destroy our people. his parents lived here, ran that chicken restaurant. friends say he went home to afghanistan and seemed different when he got back. >> you to stop being scared looking into someone's backgrounds because you don't want to be called an islamaphobe. there is a lot of links. there are just a lot of possibilities for turning things up, particularly using modern statistics which can give you huge amounts of information welcome and they do give advertising agencies, and they

also, on a nonprivacy invading basis may give ideas to our investigators and police. >> but there is more we could be do something is this the new normal? >> i hope to god it's not the new normal. we have to fight. they want to be at war with us. i think they once said you may not be interested in war, but war may be interested in you. they want to conquer us. and we have to figure out a way, not only to stop it, but to discourage them to become so unhappy and distraught about their prospects that they gave up. we cannot acclimate to their way of operating. >> ambassador, thank you so much for that. >> on top of that blast caused by a pressure cooker bomb, a pipe bomb, a big bag of devices discovered near a new jersey train station last night.

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the new york and new jersey bombing suspect is in custody, and now we're learning new information about the different types of explosives used at the different scenes. in the chelsea neighborhood, it was pressure cookers. similar to the type of devices that took the lives of three people at the boston marathon

three years ago. and then a backpack full of explosives left in a garbage can near an elizabeth new jersey train station. one of the police robots triggering a device while trying to disarm it. joining me now is joey jones. thank you for joining us. you have been on the front lines of this and you have seen so many devices. what jumps out at you. >> absolutely, good afternoon, the deference between a pipe bomb and a pressure cooker, you're just looking at the container, what the explosives are put in. why they use things like pipes and pressure cookers is it will withstand some of the blast for a certain period of time, and when it does eventually break

apart, it will have more force. they are more deadly than several iuds we see overseas. it is a metal container and it is above ground, not under ground. new york congressman peter king said there was a reason he knew they were all connected. let's get your reaction. >> the two bombs in chelsea and a bomb in south jersey, they were constructed by the same people as far as the materials used, the christmas lights, all of that was identical. >> christmas lights, what do you make of that? >> i have not seen exact pictures, but it is a technical term, in afghanistan and iraq, they would make presser placed that were strung out on a line.

and in a more technical way, you can use a christmas light to create a blasting cap. there are really two major components of bombs. the electronic engineering side and the chemistry side, the explosives that it blows up. both sides the technology and information are readily available. >> how sophisticated were these devices in your condition? >> until we get a report back saying how they were initiated or set off, it is thoohard to s. it could have been a closed loop circuit that is not sophisticated, but very reliable. it could have been more sophisticated and using radio controls. you send a signal through the air. generally speaking with ieds and

home made bombs, the less sophisticated, the more reliable it is. and you don't have to physically be there to set it off. and we have different classifications. the main thing to take away is there was multiple bombs, and was this person working for a long time on this and did we have indicators that said he would be a bad actor, could we have prevented it? >> those are great questions that will be answered in days to come. hopefully we'll be able to answer that, joey, thank you for joining us. >> pressure cookers a common thread in recent terrorist attacks here and overseas, trace gallagher is live with more on that. when you think of pressure cooker bombs, the first thing that comes to mind is the boston marathon bombing.

turning his trial, tsarnaev said they learned how to make the bombs by reading the magazine of al qaeda "inspire." but they use pressure cooker bombs in the early years after 9/11. one of the deadliest pressure cooker bombing incidents too date was in 2013 when five people were killed in a restaurant in northern afghanistan. in july 2011 about army private at ft. hood was arrested for planning to blow up restaurant that was popular with soldiers. and in may of 2010, one of three devices used in the attempted bombing of times square was a pressure cooker that was not

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a fox news alert a suspect in custody after explosions in new jersey and new york city. at 9:30 on sad morning, an explosion in a trash can along the route of a 5k charity run in seaside park, new jersey. 11 hours later, an explosion on the city street in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. that one injuries 29 people. in st. cloud, minnesota, a man goes on a stabbing rampage. nine people injured. the suspect made a reference to

allah. on sunday at 12:30 a.m., police investigate another pressure cooker bomb that had not detonated found very close to the first explosion inm manhat n manhattan. last night around 8:30, more unexploded devices found. one of the devices detonated earlier this morning when a bomb quad robot attempted to disarm it. a few hours ago, ahmad rahani was taken into custody after a police shootout in new jersey. these attacks a disturbing reminder of the security threat that we face. let's bring in michael solomon. when you go back to the victim and -- sorry to the perpetrator and what happened before this,

the suspect in custody. you hear similar things, he seemed like a nice guy to me, he worked at his family's chicken restaurant, which was called first american chicken. some of his friends say that he went to afghanistan and when he came home he seemed very different. are there signs we should have noticed? >> again, why would they say something, she a friend. no one wants to rat out their friends. they could have been hurt be the bomb that he was playing with. what if they went over to hit him, they have to think about these things and nobody does. if we have to get politically correct.

look what happened in intern with the neighborhood next door that knew he was fooling around and she was afraid because she didn't want to be labelled a racist. we have to get rid of political correctness. >> a couple things jumped out in my head. number one, the u.n. general assembly is in town, and bill bratton, who lead the police foufor so long, he stepped down on friday and the events took place on saturday. >> it wasn't planned when bratton stepped out of the office. and you have to understand who this person is, he is a 27-year-old probably an idiot that doesn't wasm news atch new long. he probably doesn't even know

the general assembly is this week. >> you think? >> that's the kind of person you're dealing with. >> you really think that? because they're looking at what his ties to terror may be, looking at his social circle. focused enough to make these kind of bombs and you don't think he knows the u.n. general assembly is town? >> if so, why would he do something on a saturday night four days before the meeting. why not go down to first avenue where there is something going on. maybe he has other people working with him. until people giving him directions from the other side of the world, i don't think he is sitting there reading the news all day long, reading the times, or know that bill bratton is stepping down on friday. criminals don't sit around listening to the news. my biggest concern is that some u.s. magistrate will not walk in

and read him his rights like they can with the tsarnaev brothers in boston. >> you're talking about the public safety expression when you don't necessarily have to read him his rights. he was a naturalized citizen. interesting, thank you for coming on. the presidential candidates weighing in. hillary clinton speaking to college students in philadelphia today where she is making a push for millennial voters. clinton is going to new york city later tonight, what is clinton saying about the attacks? >> she addressed it on the tarmac. she was clear this was an act of

terrorism. he ca she called for more string gent checking of visas. and they need to stop the recruiting of jihadists online. >> the threat is real. i'm the only candidate in this race that has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off of the battlefield. >> hillary clinton planned to meet with the egyptian president here in new york city later today. she planned to talk to the president about islamic radicalism, the terrorism that he has been facing at home in cairo, and what he has been doing about that. donald trump also planned to meet with the egyptian president

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more more ahead on the terror suspect captured. dailymail.com says ahmad rahami

sued police for what he says racially profiling him. and donald trump holding a rally. shepherd smith reporting, we'll see you then. >> a fox news alert for you right no in florida. he was sounding off earlier today tieing the string of attacks in the u.s. to weak immigration policies, john roberts has more on this one. >> the pastor just giving a prayer here to the assembled people here. praying for the future. and a full crowd here. there is barely and empty seat here. donald trump is going after hillary clinton and barack obama on a number of fronts.

first for hillary clinton's statements this morning saying that donald trump's comments or traitorous. the press secretary said today that the united states is at war with isis, and the 858 people scheduled for deportation that wound up with american citizenship. donald trump to morning on "fox and friends" in an interview that he did lays the blame for much of the terrorism that we have seen in this country over the past few years squarely at the feet of hillary clinton and barack obama. >> this was started by hillary clinton and her policies and obama. we're not winning the war, they're winning the war. we're trying to be so politically correct in our

country and this is only going to get worse, not better. >> donald trump also pushed back hard against hillary clinton's assertion that he should have waited for police to confirm that what happened was a bomb, suggesti suggesting donald trump is too quick on the trigger there. here is what he said about that. >> i heard i was criticized that i called it correctly. what i said was exactly correct. >> and after the event here, he will be meeting with the egyptian president. >> thank you for that report. attacks in new york new jersey bringing homeland security front and center to the presidential campaign trail. our fox news digital politics editor and cohost of the new

show "ill tell you what" on fox news channel -- >> i did not think they were really going to go through with it. >> hillary clinton out this morning very strong saying some of the things you just heard john roberts mention. let's play it and i'll get your reaction. >> we know that a lot of rhetoric we heard from donald trump has been seized on, particularly by isis. we know his comments have been used online for recruitment of terrorists. we heard that from former cia director michael hayden. >> she gets out there first this morning, strong in front of the plane saying this is at least in his part his fault because of his rhetoric. >> and she work a suit like she

was a rifleman. and she is starting to mirror donald trump, he everything with the grande trump big big be big. i will park my plane here. pretty soon they'll have aircraft carriers. i think her attack is effective because she is playing on his weakness that he is a hot head, he flies off of the head, and she is trying to pray upon that. he is going on her weakness which is "how come it keeps happening." you say it is okay, but why does it keep happening? >> she says i have been in the situation room, i've been engaged, i'm ready to go. if you have been engaged in this and it got worse, perhaps part of it is your blame. he also brought up the idea that

we have millions of nationalized citizens in and around the united states. we found out this man came from investigation, we also found out there was a report that the inspector general, that we accidentally gave citizenship to over 800 people. they were going to be deported and instead they are citizens. >> his argument is that it is about muslims and migrants. her argument is that it is about police, law enforcement, and being good at handling these things under pressure. >> who wins in that? >> i will say on this one it is a draw, but it it gets worse, donald trump stands to have an

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the fbi is investigating another terror attack. this one in minnesota. isis claiming responsibility after a man stabbed at least nine people at a mall in st. cloud on saturday. mike tobin is live on the scene. mike, are investigators closer to linking this to the terrorist organization? >> reporter: there are plenty of signs this is linked. but they cannot make a link. the stromgest connection comes from an isis linked news agency

which says the attacker was a soldier acting on the part of the islamic state. and he was answering a call to carry out lone wolf attacks. >> we are currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. and i do say potential. there's a lot we don't know. we do not at this point in time now whether the subject -- it was in contact with had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: it was a family of the 22-year-old that identified him. he was killed by an off duty police officer during the course of the attack. so far we know of no hints he was preparing to do something vie lentd. he was an honor student in high school. went to a local college and worked part-time as a security guard. some witnesses say he was wearing a security guard uniform at the time of the attack. a lot of praise is being heaped

on theoff duty police officer that shot him. the mayor says it was textbook the way he stopped the attack. >> they said it could have been a training video. it's amazing. we know there's a significant somali community in minneapolis. is the same thing true in saint cloud? >> reporter: their concern right now, first and foremost, they're sorry about the bloodshed, and they like the police are very concerned about the potential for reprisal attacks. >> okay. thank you so much for that report. we are awaiting a donald trump rally in florida where he's expected to talk about all of this. you can see the podium there. we'll be right back. (announcer vo) that's right, keep rockin'.

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he is expected to talk about the terror events. we heard hillary clinton earlier this morning. this is his chance to respond. this is going to be a big issue on the campaign trail going forward. thank you for watching us this hour. here's shep. >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> first, there is no evidence that a terror cell is operating in new york city and the new jersey area after the bombings over the weekend. that's the word from none other than the fbi official in charge. at a news conference earlier this afternoon the new york city may yo mayor says they are not serc searching for anybody else. they captured this man after a shootout in the streets of new jersey. a witness said it sounded like a war. police say officers chased the suspect in a running gun battle as they put it