we have continuing coverage of the new york city terror attack on "fox and friends" first. i will see you back here at the same time tomorrow. >> call 911. oh my god. oh my god. i need an ambulance right here, right here. >> screaming in the streets, frustrated, panicked. >> it is halloween but it was a different, and eerie scream. >> i saw three or four people line on the side covered in blood. at first i was a halloween prank. >> clement the response of the nypd officer, who stopped the carnage moments after it began. >> looked out the window, just lying there. >> new yorkers being new

yorkers, live your life and don't let them change us or deter us. >> a new chapter of terror. these vehicles and explosive devices. >> we have to stay on offense which we can only do so much defense. >> when we have an honest discussion about this? heather: wednesday, november 1st. terror in downtown manhattan. authorities swarming two different new jersey locations searching for clues in a horrifying isis inspired attack. rob: the driver shouting allahu akbar coming in custody as police piece together the evidence. straight to a fox news alert, that deadly attack a rented home depot truck plowing through pedestrians, slamming into cars and crumbling bikes in new york

city. jillian: the driver knowing people down for a mile and a not far from ground 0. eight people are dead, many more injured, children included. todd: let's look at the scene in new york city. it is calm right now but a few hours ago it was not. live team coverage for you. jillian: rob schmidt at the scene of the deadliest attack in new york since 9/11. >> reporter: good morning, we are here and get you caught up on the latest after a tragic afternoon, eight people killed, 11 injured, a block away from here in lower manhattan on the hudson river on a bike path that lets you get you caught up. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov, let's pull a picture of the suspect, has been arrested, in the hospital recovering after a gunshot wound, he is from uzbekistan, came to florida on a

diverse the visa in 2010, some serious development, police and federal investigators scouring two locations in new jersey, the first in patterson, new jersey, 15 miles outside the city and an apartment complex and a mosque in that area have been scoured this morning and other residences, like the where this man lived, sayfullo habibullaevic saipov. the other location, home depot in passaic where this truck was rented by sayfullo habibullaevic saipov that was used in this horrible attack and in this location, this white van, and uber driver, eight killed, 11 hurt after he rented the truck from home depot in new jersey and drove it to the holland tunnel into the city and moved south on the west side highway, pulling onto the bike path and mowing down a number of people

as they jogged on this path near the hudson river, a terrible story. he ended by smashing into a school is injuring two kids and two adults, running with two fake guns, screaming allahu akbar. the panic continued until police shot him. michael mc call says there was an interesting indication this might've been coming in a photo posted on the internet in august. listen to him. >> a picture of a cell phone at the scene of where this happened a month ago around august time frame with an isis logo predicting this may happen. investigators looking at that photo to find it was posted on the website of isis, and investigators looking in terms

of what is involved. >> reporter: and eerie indication, where the attack happens, injured in the hospital, and his wife and two kids lived in new jersey. to his alliance with basis. >> a 29-year-old uber driver, on a diversity visa. >> reporter: investigators working on building up a profile and where he has been the last 7 years, who he has been in contact with. he has been in a number of cases since he came from uzbekistan, most recently in patterson, new jersey where he lived with his

wife and two kids. that is where the fbi was conducting searches in that area and the home depot where he rented the truck from. in the tampa area the fbi was there around an apartment, looking for anyone with contact with them. one friend of his told fox news at the time he was a happy-go-lucky guy, very hard-working and very kind and friendly and that is what we opted for in these attacks where you have an individual who is radicalized at some point and don't know if that is the case here but law enforcement saying all indicators pointing in that direction. the ap reporting when he first came to the country, in the cleveland, ohio area living with friends or family, he had a trucking business. more recently and uber driver. we received from highway patrol,

mechanical issues with the truck he was driving, he was arrested a year later because he didn't pay that fine but other than that no lengthy criminal history but also the visa program, something mark levin talked about last night. reaches 50 people you coming to the diversity visa program because the diversity visa program was set up to make sure underrepresented countries can send people into this country too. he did that in 2010. >> reporter: sayfullo habibullaevic saipov underwent surgery for two gunshot was received by police officers that stopped him carrying out this attack anymore and told that surgery was successful. investigators have more questions for days ahead. >> new information about the victims of this terrifying truck

attack, 11 injured expected to survive. among the dead, 5 argentinians were in new york city celebrating theth high school reunion and had just rented bicycles moments before being mowed down. a belgian tourist visiting her family also killed. the other two victims not identified. two new york staff members and students on the bus that was hit our injured. one of those students in critical condition at this hour. heather: new york annual halloween parade going on as scheduled hours after the terror attack, tight security lining the parade route in greenwich village, 1000 people on the streets, extra officers heavily armed forming protective barriers along the route. many people in attendance saying they refuse to live in fear. antifa homeland security ordered to step up the extreme vetting program. being politically correct is fine but not for this. jillian: are we doing all we can

to fight terror around the world? what needs to change? cia trained intelligence operative colonel shafer. we start with the big question. what needs to change and what needs to change right away? >> governor cuomo is wrong. it is not a lone wolf. how many lone wolves do you need to see it is a pattern here? this is a known isis captain. we need to look at this both ways, look at what we could have prevented, what we could have done more to stop this, why this guy was here. donald trump is correct regarding his vetting program. this guy's name, his first name in islamic is the sword of allah. that should be a clue. why is this guy here? what could we have done to be more aggressive to attend

detected us early on? the nypd stops more of these attacks than we know. they are very an effective but they can't stop everything. they were going the right direction. we have to get inside the networks of these guys. the way you defeat a network is penetrating a network, good intelligence, good police force, good spying and look at what they are doing on social media. this is nothing against religious profiling as was said earlier, we have to look at how these guys use technology and you can do it through any number of ways of profiling that has nothing to do with religion. we have to deny isis a base of operations and start attacking their message, the concept of why islam has a radical elements and have islam go in another

direction. >> to the individual who is not in intelligence like myself, i am trying to look at this prism, looks like this was a guy who at 2:00 decided to go to home depot and ran down a bunch of people. how can the best intelligence in the world prevent that guy from doing that knowing this is about to happen, let's get our resources in place to prevent this happening. >> i have to believe based on the time frame that there was some level of radicalization, we see these people on the radar all the time. we have to find out what pushes them to act. in the cab of his truck he had an isis manifesto, a note that said he was doing this because of isis. something pushed him between the time he got here and the time he acted which he had kids, he was and uber driver but arguably something -- have these folks on

the radar and he probably telegraphed this to somebody he knows. not say we need an orwellian society where we monitor everybody, pockets of folks where we need to look. nypd has certain techniques bill diblasio needs to do their job. nypd and others to do their job, we need to let them do their job and figure out how to keep the united states safe. jillian: his goal is making america safe again. >> nor can we let the ideology of radical islam to spread within our own country. >> pushing for extreme vetting

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and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. antifa todd: terror in lower manhattan near ground 0, truck plowing through a crowded man behind the wheel and immigrant on a diversity visa. jillian: donald trump ordering dhs to ramp up extreme vetting, griff jenkins has that part of the story. >> reporter: a swift response from the president using direct communication with the american people reacting in a series of tweets, new york city, looks like another attack by a second deranged person.

law enforcement following this closely, not in the usa, continued, we must not allow isis to return or enter our country after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere, enough. than announcing actions he has taken, writing i have ordered a homeland security to step up our already extreme vetting program, being politically correct is fine but not for this. we will learn more what the president means by that but in the latest executive order on travel to the united states, uzbekistan, where this attacker came from, is not on the list of some 11 countries receiving enhanced vetting measures but it is a largely muslim country and like his original travel order, the muslim band by critics, this latest action will receive scrutiny, reaction from lawmakers like lindsey graham who had this to say. >> i talked to the president, he is right to make sure when somebody comes into our country from a place where radical

islam, that is the enemy, thrives, we had extra hard questions. he is right to look at this as a war. >> reporter: the first lady said my heart breaks for new york city, she returns today. jillian: i was reading about a diversity visa program. in a year it can provide 50,000 people permanent residence in the united states. i understand they have to go through interviews, have a high school degree or equivalent, work experience but a lot of people say in 2017 this program doesn't serve our national interests. >> reporter: that is right, one of the key elements they are looking at in this man's vetting measures is to the social media aspect, 45,000 admissions of refugees, double under the obama administration but much less and they will take a deeper dive

into social media, there were signs from this attacker. todd: the time is 18 minutes after the hour. how did we get to this point in the war on terror. >> eight years of refusing to call the enemy what it is. >> what exactly would using this label accomplish? what exactly would it change? jillian: donald trump says the time for political correctness is over. todd: taking a hard stance is the only way. more "fox and friends" first when we return.

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jillian: the president ordering extreme vetting following the terror attack, the deadliest one since 9/11. our next guest interviewed radical islamic terrorists and warns our pc culture is putting us in danger for more of them. todd: doctor james mitchell wrote enhanced interrogation it helped the cia put together its program. he joins us to explain. let's get right to it. explain how the pc culture is to blame for what happened yesterday? jillian: can you hear us? todd: he is hearing foxbusiness. jillian: he is one of many guests we have to talk about

what he has seen in talking to these people face-to-face, the experiences he has had and we are not doing enough in this country because of that pc culture. todd: we have doctor mitchell on and aaron cohen and we ask the same questions, you hope at some point we get these changes. back to doctor mitchell. we have you on the line, do you hear us? >> i can hear you fine. todd: explain how our pc culture is to blame for what we saw yesterday. >> we are working on the wrong end of the radicalization pipeline. we are playing wacko all the as people are radicalized and we allow into our country the violent ideology and the people who are susceptible to responding to that ideology. the core problem lies at the way the current versions of the

koran, the violence in that are accepted as the true word of allah passed down on a wrinkly. our pc culture prevents us challenging his head and from doing the kind of vetting that needs to be done to stop the ideology and people getting into our country. finally our pc culture prevents us being able to surveillance monitor. there is an essay 702 double sunset in december. imagine three terrace, terrorist one is talking to terrace 2 about terrorist 3, we can no longer collect that information. there are groups in the united states who want to severely cut back on the information we can collect. let me make one more point. khalid sheikh mohammed told me our political correctness and

tolerance and religious freedom acted like a cloaking device that allow them to enter our country and put in place mechanisms to attack us without us doing anything about it. heather: jillian: you talk about better vetting, what needs to be done? what do we need to go to? >> in terms of vetting we should not let people in to answer questions that suggest they are susceptible to violent ideology. if you look at polls that have been done looked at the ideology, in some cases 60%, 70% of some versions of islam endorsed the idea people should be stoned or jews should be ran off the earth which i don't we should let those people in our country because they are susceptible to the ideology. the other thing that happens, we

haven't said it, is isis has been successful setting up a virtual caliphate. we are going to attack them in their homeland in syria where they try to set it up but that is not where the danger is. the danger is on the internet and we should be heading down the people funding that and making them pay for that. todd: we are doing very well overseas against isis but that has negative ramifications here. how do we bridge the gap so we are successful overseas and that translates to protecting our homeland? >> it is a generational war. we are on the wrong end of the pipeline. we have to realize we have to hunt down, put in jail all those people in a defensive way but at the other end of the pipeline we have to instill american values into those people come you can't

raise a generation of people and tell them america is a horrible outlaw doing terrible things to the world and expect them not to be susceptible to this other ideology. we have to start stopping the importing of that ideology. we have to quit allowing radical mosques to be built and stop allowing those people in the middle east who are trying to conquer the world by pushing their ideology into western democracies, stop them from doing that otherwise we will do this for generations and generations. jillian: and continue to have this conversation. thank you for joining us. over the last year and a half -- todd: we will continue to do so. jillian: officers swarm the scene of the attack. >> multiple casualties, mass

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29-year-old sayfullo habibullaevic saipov, eight people are dead, 12 wounded after he drove a truck into a bike path plowing through runners and bikers for a mile before he crashed into a school bus. he yelled allahu akbar and got out of the truck with two fake guns, police shot him twice and took him into custody. in and around the advance they found two handwritten notes pledging loyalty to isis. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov came on a green card in 2010 from his home country of uzbekistan. it is not clear he was on the radar of law enforcement prior to this attack. they are looking into all of this. we know he has an address in new jersey. fbi searching that home last night. he lived there with his wife and two kids, previously lived in florida and ohio where he has

two commercial truck driving businesses and he passed their background check and has been suspended from that service and they are cooperating with the fbi and investigators in this case. he is now in the hospital, he was shot twice by a police officer, his surgeries were successful and he is expected to recover, investigators will have a lot of questions for him. at least 12 injured some of them critically, fighting for their lives. jillian: thank you. doctor darren porcher is a u.s. army officer and nypd lieutenant specializing in counterterror strategies at home and abroad. heather: todd: what police department need to do to stop these attacks, thank you for being here. what are the red flags police

department look for? >> people introduce a narrative someone is part of something that is bad so to speak so that comes to police department, often times when we think about radical islam, a very small minute component of islam, a disenfranchised population necessary for law enforcement to connect with these people as best as possible but utilize the structure of that islamic community as a partnership, symbiotic relationship how we can effectively get to the disenfranchised population. heather: 7 we are talking about a situation like this, a vehicle attack since the winning niece france a year ago in july 2016 in the summer of 2017 a couple months ago in new york city, driver motor down people in

times square, barricades that were able to save a lot of people come you can't have that everywhere. what else do you do? >> one of the recommendations moving forward with technological advancements, the drones are and effective and inexpensive means of providing a sense of omnipresence and information exchange such as if we put a drone up we can see what is happening and transmit that information to police forces the dispatch resources necessary. we have to take into consideration the homeland security chairman who stated in august there was an isis video, this was an area that produced a propensity for an attack. if we had a drone up we could have gotten that information out and it is an arduous process to

that these sources but we need as many resources as possible and drones are the cheapest way of doing it. jillian: a couple months ago the driver i referenced was the terror related but as an example of how it is hard to control these vehicles that are hitting people. >> one of the things we mentioned, in times square we had that vehicle attack. the nypd is proliferating these throughout the city so it is just a matter of time before we have them up and that could have assisted us with the situation here but that is only one cog in the mechanism of change moving forward with nuances. todd: was this individual known to police? >> he was part of a social network with an understanding of what happens. in addition i believe this individual was on the radar,

just may not have had enough information to move forward with more credible surveillance. it is an arduous task that takes immense resources to vet a source and conduct surveillance. it was a year ago, bill diblasio published surveillance, that was a very valuable tool for us as law enforcement but the powers that be chose otherwise. this teachable moment for law enforcement, how we should effectively address these issues. todd: we did not have a truck attack on us soil until yesterday, pushing bill diblasio administration over the finish line. jillian: how cities across the country are stepping up security in the wake of the deadly terror attack. todd: police warming the new jersey home of the accused terrorist, we are live outside

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todd: chilling police calls as the terror attack unfolded in new york city. >> officers responding after terror suspect rammed into people in a bike path. >> the shooter in custody. >> be advised, on the ground, all the way -- >> a mass casualty situation here. >> eight people killed in that attack. jillian: cities around the country stepping up security, extra police officers assigned to protect the halloween parade in san francisco in celebration in salem, massachusetts. todd: los angeles adding offices on the ground and again tonight for game 7 of the world series. the investigation into the

terror suspect intensifying overnight in new york and in florida. jillian: kelly cowan is live in tampa. what do you know this morning? >> reporter: it is unclear how long the suspect lived here or had his current address but this came up on a public records search and fbi agents were here searching the building behind me focused on one unit in particular. they would not say why they are here or what they are looking for but when we spoke to neighbors they said they were going door-to-door to ask if anyone knew anything about sayfullo habibullaevic saipov. law enforcement officials told the associated press sayfullo habibullaevic saipov had a florida drivers license but he may have been staying in new jersey prior to yesterday's attack. it was unclear how long sayfullo habibullaevic saipov called tampa home but we do know he

came to the us from uzbekistan, he lived in ohio after his arrival and moved to florida and had this as one of his known addresses. we have several neighbors if they recognized them, show the photo released yesterday and it was unclear whether any of these neighbors knew anything about him or knew him at all. hard-working neighborhood, they go to work, come home, spend time with their families but don't interact with their neighbors so it was unclear whether anybody who knew him at all and unclear how long he called this address home. >> next up, tampa not the only known address, also ties to new jersey and we are there lives. >> is police retrace the steps of a terrorist could all the carnage have been prevented. >> we visited 140 a truck rental

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todd: authorities descending on two locations overnight linked to the terror suspects are interested after killing eight people with a truck. >> reporter: fbi on scene at home depot where the truck was rented and the home in patterson, new jersey. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: we are here in

patterson, new jersey where the fbi has this area blocked off. investigators going inside the home, he lived on the second floor of this break building you see with his wife and children come investigators gathering everything they can about sayfullo habibullaevic saipov, 29 years old, his home is steps away from the mosque, the house of worship among several in new jersey, the nypd had under a broad surveillance since 2005 to identify what police called budding terrorist conspiracies. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov rented the truck used in his deadly attack at home depot in passaic, new jersey not far from here, just one hour before the attack took place. investigators had the parking lot of the home depot quartered off looking for clues was we are told sayfullo habibullaevic saipov worked as an uber driver for six months and made 1400 trips. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov passed a background check and is working with the fbi to provide

his driving history and there have been no red flags in their pulmonary investigation yet. sayfullo habibullaevic saipov did have an encounter with police and was shot in the abdomen, he was taken to bellevue hospital where he is recovering, unclear whether they have been able to interrogate him this morning. live in patterson, new jersey, over to you. jillian: not the first incident where a vehicle has been turned into a murder machine. >> next guest has some ideas how to prevent it happening again. former member of israeli special operations aaron cohen joins us, good to see you but under circumstances like this, last time we spoke during the barcelona attack, we mentioned jersey barriers, are we in a situation where we really need those in every public area in every city in america?

>> some type of vehicle approved stanchions along that walkway, couldn't have crashed into eight people and killed them. that is the reality. i one to talk about the measures used in israel and israel looked at its security, counterterrorism had to be it in israel, this is not the first time we have seen a particular murder. half a dozen of these when i was discussing the use, the fact is bill diblasio has to turn up the heat, if he doesn't he is failing the citizens of new york. you can expand the israeli model by doing a couple things, looking at all the different places where soft targets faster, large crowds of people, central park, wherever vehicles connexus crowds of people you need to get these in place but israel goes a step further. we obsess about our off-duty law enforcement, in the us we are

more step back liability roots because they are not uniform, don't want to get shot by accident, in israel we look at our off-duty is a critical security layer and go through additional 40 to 100 hours of active shooter tactical response training and over 1 million law enforcement officers in this country, there can only be so many cops on duty, hundreds of thousands off-duty. nypd can't do it all in uniform but no end to its own, we have deployed undercover counterterror units the nypd has begun doing to understand the culture and mindsets and the only way to put the key on terrorism is to bolster the

defense and the reason why, intelligence gathering takes years to become experts in editor takes another 10 or 20 years to figure this out which it very well could, defense has to be, everyone here is tired of that security, time to boost personal security for private companies and get them in places bag can be checked and get the police the assistance they need, they can't do everything. jillian: tired of talking about another vehicle attack, there was one in july of last year. as regular civilians who walk the streets every day, what can we be doing? >> you are limited to what you can do. and the biggest target, causing terrorists to go down. we run up and -- is not personal, just trying to keep his hands from moving.

drive a truck, firing an ak-47, that is armed response. the city of new york does not allow civilians to carry weapons. a properly armed, trained civilian could have saved lives but new york is not ready to go there. jillian: we are up against a hard break, thank you for joining us this morning, we will be right back. todd: we will be right back. to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. . .

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todd: pack now with a fox news alert. 8 people dead 11 hurt in yesterday's terror attack in new york city. jillian: the death toll could have been much higher if not for the hero police officer you are seeing on your screen right now, who confronted and took down the terror suspect. todd: kelly wright joins us with what we learned about that officer. good morning. >> good morning. officer ryan nash on tuesday was in the right place at the right time and he did the right thing to prevent more loss of life in a terror attack. while 29-year-old spa sayfullo saipov, officer nash was at his post to help stop the carnage. after sayfullo saipov jumped out two fake guns yelling allah akbar. he quickly confronted the man shooting him in the abdomen and kept him subdued until he was taken to the

hospital. >> response nypd on post near the location who stopped the carnage moments after it began. >> by the way, the police officer who shot that terrorist today. what a hero he is. >> yeah. >> if he had gone on what might have happened? >> nash is known for a very quick thinking cop who has made more than 50 arrest in his career. is he from medford, long island. neighbors who know him say they are grateful and proud of him for risking his own life to save others. back to you. jillian: kelly wright, thank you for that information this morning. definite lay hero. could have been a lot worse. todd: a lot worse. jillian: this happened around 3:05 yesterday afternoon here in no. 8 people dead. 11 injured. that includes children, the vehicle that the suspect was driving actually hit a school bus that had children in it. so there are definitely children who were injured at this point one victim was from belgium. five from argentina. they were here celebrating a

high school reunion. they had just rented bikes when all of this went down. todd: the suspect is in custody reportedly out of surgery at this hour. police at his previous location in new jersey and florida. jillian: as that investigation continues, we will follow this story on "fox & friends" starting right now. ♪ ♪ >> shots fired. >> shots fired. >> be advised. we have multiple people on the ground. >> oh my god! oh my god! okay. i need an ambulance right here. a driver plows down a bike path killing 8. >> he shouted allah akbar. >> a note citing his allegiance to isis. >> another example of islamic extremism here in the u.s. >> terror suspect identified as 29-year-old sayfullo saipov in the country on the diversity visa program. >> this diversity visa program should be gutted. >> new