thank you, i am going to wrap up my hour for now. my colleague, kate knsnow, is picking this up. >> thank you very much, we are following fast news of the suspect here in boston. >> ahmad rahami is at the hospital. there is no indication that there is a cell operating in new york. again, no indication and they are not looking for anyone else at this time. 28-year-old ahmad rahami is captured after the tip from the bartender. this photo shows he's being taken into the ambulance. focuses of him was released late last niegght. police in new jersey detonated another device that was found in the train station not too far

from the suspect's home. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are reacting to this. we are expecting trump to speak in a moment as what thomas said. >> as soon as we see him, we'll bring you those remarks live. we'll track political reactions on so this different spot, i cannot name from all. lets start with our pete williams who have been following this story every step of the way. the headline of this hour, pete. >> the headline is sketched out, kate. two things, one they say they are not looking for anyone else but they want to know if others were involved. that question is to be answered. they want to know what radicalized ahmad rahami and they want to know if he had any help. they did emphasize they are not looking for anyone else. they said, i think quite conclusively that they have linked him to all three of the

bombings over the weekend. the one in new jersey on saturday and two in new york on sunday. they did not mention the one in new jersey this morning, presumably, that's part of new jersey umbrella they had here. in term of rahami, he was born in afghanistan in 1988, he came to the u.s. we are told with his family here. in 1995, seeking a xylem and it was granted, we are told by government officials in 2011. he's now a u.s. citizen and he applied for citizen and granted a citizenship according to the fbi. the fbi got onto him quickly after the two bombings through a series of events that we are really tied to investigative work, finding a fingerprint of one of the explosive bombs, looking at what they believe to be pictures of him in

surveillance video then things began to move quickly. they searched the house where he was living and they question members of his family this morning and we are traveling near the bridge and none of them were detained and they decided to put his name and picture out about 7:30 this morning and three hours later, he was in a shoot out with police. you are seeing him here as he was loaded onto a gerny. prosecutors is holding him on the local charges involved with the shooting of police in new jersey while federal charges are worked up on the bombing charges. our u.s. attorney said a short time ago that they are not going to rush into the federal charges which they might normally because they got him on these local charges. that'll keep him off the streets for a while, while they build a federal case, kate. >> you mentioned they were at

his residence where he was living in new jersey. i know his family is inner new jersey as well. did they live together and what did they find as far as we know? >> they certainly spent some time there. they searched the location of fan boy new jersey, that was the previous place he lived and they did not find anything there. they did find bomb making materials that were consistent with the kind of bombs that were placed in new jersey and new york over the week. >> okay. some family members you mentioned were taken or stopped for questioning on the big bridge here here in new york city. do we know anymore of what happened after that or did we just know they were stopped and questioned. >> we were told they were cooperative and let go. the authorities did say during the news conference that no one was detained as result of that question. >> pete williams on a fast

moving story today, pete, thank you very much. >> i want to go out to linden new jersey now where the dramatic scene played out this morning where police are still combing the area. nbc ayman is live right now. tell me about the scene behind you and how quickly this all unfolded. >> yeah, i am going to pick up on that point that pete williams was talking about. i will get out of the way to show you and what's taking place. that's the police there and multiple agencies including the fbi and members of nypd, they want to build their local case in the sense they want to bring charges locally here as a result of that shoot out. that shoot out began this morning around 10:30 a.m. where a bar owner several blocks from there was going to his bar and noticed that an individual

sleeping in the door way. he at that point called the police and as one police officer responded to the call, he approached the individual sleeping in the door way and immediately recognized that was in fact ahmad khan rahami. he told the individual to remove his hand slowly and get up. that person pulled out the gun and shot the police officer twice, once in the chest and abdomen and he took off running. the police officer that were shot put out a shot fire called and that activated many officers in the area and identifying the suspect two blocks away and engaged in a shoot out and were able to shooting multiphim mult times one in the leg and one in the arm. he was taken away. police say he was conscious and alert. no indication as to whether he

was cooperating with law enforcement at that time. an interesting point, they have been kind of going through this entire area tracing the exact bullet casing and they have been placing the blue cones across the street that we were standing on earlier that we could see from your vantage point. some interesting points that came out from the local captain was that no explosives were found on this individual and no detonator were found on him. we did see the union county bomb squad team out earlier in the day. they did not find anything in the area that could be potentially dangerous. we know police are probably looking at the bar where ahmad rahami was sleeping. there is no indication why he decided to choose that particular venue or whether or

not he could not find anywhere else to go and decided to take shelter for the night. a lot of moving pieces here in linden right now. we are saying, kate, it is still an active investigation behind me. >> all right, ayman, down in linden, thanks, we know a little bit about ahmad khan rahami. we know that he was born in afghanistan and moved to the united states around 7-year-old. his family ran a chicken restaurant in the town of elizabeth, new jersey. kerry, you are outside the home, have you been able to talk about people who knew the family. >> reporter: yes, we take you over to the area where the fbi and atf and local authority haves been spending their time for multiple hours going not only through the fried chicken

area but also upstairs where the family lived. as you look around the area, i would bring you over here and you see the white vehicle over there, you can see in that way, there is a dog as well as a some agents are here. those are bomb sniffing dogs. gorge vasques is joining us live. he's been to the chicken place from the family. tell us, when you visited there, did you see any statements that would suggested anger towards the united states. >> no, you can see this community is business like oriented. this is completely unfortunate that we see this today. we are not expecting to see this happen. >> this 28-year-old, did you know him or see him? >> he was always behind the counter. if you walk in the store and he will gi ve it to you.

that's the only interaction that most people got from the family. >> reporter: would you call it not friendly or business usual. >> it is just secluded. they're family. um -- >> reporter: were they speaking english? >> yes. i don't speak any other language. >> reporter: i am just saying were they talking among themselves? >> just business. >> reporter: when you see what is developed here today, you are shocked. >> indeed, this is smohocking a the community, when they see something, they are going to say something. it is affecting everybody here. >> reporter: right, the real question is did somebody see something and not say something and at least from your perspective, you said you would do business with them because you own a print shop and you would go over there and eat

lunch with them back and forth. you never saw anything in retrospect that makes you go, i wonder. >> no, i never saw anything out of the ordinary. it was basic of the food a. >> reporter: any political discussions? >> no. nothing like that. >> reporter: gorge, thank you very much. that kind of give you the picture of what you are hearing here in the neighborhood and they are very surprise. they're trying to put the pieces together of the family they knew. this is not the family -- the authorities only taken one person in custody and that's the 28-year-old ahmad remain my. kerry sanders in new jersey. lets turn to our morgan in new

jersey. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right, it is been a chaotic scene here the last couple of hours. you can see sirens and local authorities where we are standing right now in newark, new jersey, that's where the suspect is currently, we spoke to university hospital authorities in the past ten minutes. while they'll confirm that, they'll not confirm his current status. we know he was brought here with multiple gunshot wounds, one in the arm and one in the leg. he was carried in on a stretcher and he was alert and awake and he was conscious. this is where we wait to find out the latest from fbi and local authorities, kate. >> morgan raddford outside the hospital. thank you. lets turn to our political world of donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump tweeting hillary's weakness while she was secretary

of state -- that's from donald trump this afternoon. msnbc's halie jackson is in florida. we are waiting for donald trump to speak any moment now. halie, any indication whether he will talk? >> i assume he will talk about this one when he will start. >> reporter: hey there, kate, you broke up at the end here. it is extraordinary loud. we are learning that trump will be starting closer at 3:30. he has not arrived here. his motorcade is on the way. you can see the crowd is behind me of the intro speaker here. expecting more of that type of talk when he begins his rally today. trump will be introduced by newt

gingrich and as well as the new prominent homeland security indicating 858 immigrants were mistakenly granted citizenship. watch where trump is hitting hillary clinton hard. this has been the biggest line of attack for trump over the last couple of weeks here. we expect to see that continue here. people are fired up and they are responding to the intro speaker. this is something that's becoming kind of a rally here. i have seen so many shirts that said "we are the deplorables." a statement that she in some ways later try to walk back, at least the number of supporters she called deplorable.

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florida. he had a lot of tweets out there. we'll monitor that to see if he response what's happening in new york and new jersey. the news here, the suspect wanted in connection with this weekend's bombings has been taken into custody. as we have been reporting, 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami was captured in new york city hours ago after injured in a shoot out with police. he's treated at a hospital in newark city. i want to bring in derek armstead, the mayor, thank you very much for being with us by phone. >> talk to me of what happened earlier today. my understanding is that we have been reporting that a bartender noticed something out of the ordinary. >> yeah, this morning, the bartender of the owner of the establishment saw what we thought was -- he called the

police head quarters and one of the officers responded and went to awaken him and realizing immediately that this was the suspect connected with the bombing in the area. >> recognizing him from the photo that's been out there this morning. >> yes, all that went out. >> you have two officers injured but our understanding is not badly injured, is that right? >> that's true, the officer responded shot in the abdomen, luckily, he had his bullet vest on so he was okay. another officer who responded to the scene, he seems to be okay as well. >> we wish them all the best. from what you have known, have

you been briefed on why authorities are saying they linked this man of this one person to incidents in jersey shore to thencident here in manhattan. >> i am sure they said that it is probably some virility to it. >> finally for people who don't know your community at all and linden is near by the town where this man live in new jersey. is something like this a total shock in your community. i was looking up demographics, i don't know if you have had incidents in the past with any kind of radicalization of people. >> no, we certainly have not had this before. we don't have a muslim population. we were all surprised. however, we were unalert because elizabeth is being right next

door and we realize that the potential for something like this could happen and overall, we were all alert this morning. >> the mayor of linden, new jersey, derek armstead, of all those pictures are coming out. mr. mayor, thank you for joyour time today. >> alice jo is joining us now. what do we know of this man's link to afghanistan. >> look,st unclear of what kind of connection he had and of certain groups or afghanistan or elsewhere. certainly, there has been chatter on jihadi web form which they celebrated that and not necessarily the bomber himself, not necessarily what he did but the mere fact that these

incidents took place in the heart of new york and in the heart of the united states. they look at that as a victory even if it is not directed by isis or cal-qaida. details are missing. they are in jubilation. >> we know he was born in afghanistan and moved here at a young age. we know he has a brother that we believe his still living the afghanistan. we learned that family members have traveled back and forth to pakistan and presumably in pakistan. what is law enforcement doing right now to try to connect all those dots. >> look, obviously, a lot of forensic analysis had to be done on communication method that he's using and all kinds of trails and trying to determine whether he had any contacts with certain individuals, maybe on terrorism list or certain areas or maybe certain war zones that

he's been connected to internally and tried to expect the dots. now, these dots maybe missing and not covered any time soon. the investigation may have to take days or if not weeks to get a full picture but certainly, investigators are zooming in on trying to figure out whether he had any external afifiliation. >> thanks so much. >> thanks kate. coming up an emotional after math. it is a fast breaking day of the 28-year-old that we are talking about. the most significant attack on new york soils since 9/11. we are live in manhattan, up next. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t,

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time. that's very important to answer the question. >> that was new york city mayor deblasio. as we have been reporting 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami is captured. let me bring you in richard engel. given your long experience and you and i have spoken on so many occasions when terrible things happen all over the world. highway how is this event compares to other lone wolf attack that we have seen in the world? >> well, this one seems like it was a fairly ambitious attempt but amateur executions. you are talking about homemade bombs at multiple locations.

i am in front of a family home and of a crime scene investigation. authorities are here and we have been watching them taking out evidence. we are not sure what they are collecting but they are bringing out bags and carrying booties over their shoes so they don't contaminate the crime scene. when you look at this crime scene, you are looking at a suspect shot and in custody. you look at several of the devices failed to explode and the one that did cause quite a number of casualties. all were relatively minor when you add all those up. this would be considered a failed attack compares to what other attacks might have tried to do. >> and richard, can you add to my of our reporting about the family themselves and about what we know about the family. we know they immigrated here from afghanistan.

>> reporter: we have been learning quite a bit about the family and a lot, there was a dispute of the community and a lot of it centers on the restaurant where i am right now. it is a project restaurant right now and this restaurant had been the center of numerous complaints filed against them by the city, most of the neighbors or many of the neighbors complaining that the restaurant was too loud and opened too late and ordinance was given to restrict the operating hour saying they had to close all the other businesses at 10:00. the restaurant owner aresponded with a lawsuit saying they were unfairly discriminated against and they were persecuted because they were muslims. there were some sort of alliance and conspiracy between the

neighbors and the local police officer department. we spoke to the mayor and he said he had spoken with the family because of the dispute over the restaurant. he said it was strictly a community dispute like you have in any community around the world where businesses staying open too late and the city has to abide by normal working hours and it had nothing to do with the discrimination. the important part is did ahmad and the family feel persecuted. officials told us they know that ahmad and other members of his family, his brother and father travel to pakistan and resu presumably from there to afghanistan over numerous times and according to some associates showing some signs of

radicalization on return. that would be ahmad and his brother showing signs of radicalization. the key of being dispute of the community and potentials of what happened on these trips abroad. >> richard engel. thank you very much for that. >> ahmad rahami wallais taken i custody at a hospital on saturday night. here in new york city and for more on that and how the community is reacting to his recapture. lets turn to nbc's rahama, what is the reaction is like? >> reporter: i think a couple of words that relief and gratitude. relief that the suspect is captured and gratitude is that no one was killed. the police also say, people are

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we are waiting for donald trump at a rally in florida. we are expecting to hear more reactions from him today in new jersey of the this week's bombing event in new york and new jersey. >> i am absolutely in favor of and have long been an advocate for tough vetting for making sure that we don't let people into this country and not just people who come here to settle but we need a better visa system. >> nbc's kristen welker is in philadelphia covering the campaign today. tell me what she has on tap and what we heard so far of all the

events in less than 36 hours. >> reporter: kate, great to see you, in terms of what he's tash talking about secretary of defense. one coming out quickly and declaring o f what happened in new york was a bomb. and number two, she argued he does not have a plan. he says he does but he has not said what it is. take a listen on what she had to say. >> you don't hear a plan from him. he keeps on saying he has a secret plan but he does not have a plan. lets focused on what we can do and what i have laid out is a path forward that'll keep us safer. >> reporter: secretary clinton did lay out her plan which included she dubbed intelligence surge d the need to crack down on lone wolves. secretary clinton was here at the university and you can see they're tearing down all the

decorations behind me. she was here at the university and struggling with that group. she's not where president obama was on election day. she's trying to catch up there. she's addressing the terror attack to some extent, katie, give us a preview of what we are going to see days ahead of this focus on terror. secretary clinton more voters say meets the commandeering chief test but at the same time voters say they trust trump in terms of fighting to terror. >> is he coshe coming back from today's meeting? >> that's right, she has bilateral meeting with the prime minister in japan and the leader

at the un assembly. that's another chance showing strike on policy and trying to draw our contrast with donald trump and in the meeting of the leader of ukraine and given all the attention that's risen with russia and she slams donald trump for a praising vladimir putin. >> kristen welker is out on the campaign trail. we thank you very much. as we wait for donald trump in florida, lets talk about what's happening in minnesota. nine people are recovering from being stabbed. police say the attacker was dress inside a private security uniform and made some reference to allah. he was shot and killed by police officers. blake mccoy is live in florida where it happened. >> reporter: good afternoon, the system treated here is a

potential act of terror. die despite the claim, saying that this assailant is acting as a soldier carrying out the attack. they have searched the suspect's apartment. he's identified as a 22-year-old somali immigrant. a college student and did work part time as a security police officer, hence the uniform he was wearing at the attack. >> they did leave evidence as well as electronics and they are going through that right now. local authorities are still leading this investigation, i am told the fbi is assisting. meanwhile, the off duty police officers who happened to be at the mall at the time is owning the gun range at the time. >> likely saving many people and the nine people that were injured from the attack have been released from the hospital,

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some questions. did he know what his son has done and why. most of his comments, the ones that i were able to capture. he did say this is difficult for his family and he's trying to process what's going on. after a couple few minutes or more, he decided to roll the window up and drive-in and go in another. there was some authorities behind with him taking him in there. he's been taken into the spot there where his restaurant was. in 2011 was in dispute with the city here because he claims religious persecution claiming that the city wanted to shut him down earlier than he wanted to than 2:00 or 4:00 in the morning. bottom line, the father seems to me that he didn't want to say or didn't know what to say talking

about what has now happened and why his son may have been involved in this or not. kate. >> you could imagine what that family is going through. >> kerry sanders thank you for that. lets talk about the family, our msnbc legal analyst. what did we know about and it is mentioned a couple of times in our broadcast. the family felt discriminated against. that's right, kate. the family felt there is anti-muslim biassed that was leading to the kind of enforcement they were facing. this is a religious discrimination. the example they gave which we review here in our newsroom today including the idea that people said allegedly that muslims don't belong here or go home and muslims should not be in business here. at that point in time the father

was saying this under penalty of perjury and spending time on money, because of that biassed he felt in the community. i can tell you was not resolved. it wounds its way to the court all the way up to 2015 of last year in july when a judge put it on hold and stated which means nobody won or lost because of an unrelated criminal proceedings needed to be resolved. all we could take is this is a father and the family that had the perception of anti-muslim biassed. maybe they did experience it and that's one theory here. maybe it did not happen. but, they were per receiceiving. a direct link to all the event that we don't speak to it yet. >> of what you mentioned of your

quote "we don't want you here." that's people walking in the restaurant saying things like that? >> yes, police. >> reporter: you see this cases a lot. this family feared or felt they were being discriminated. >> police commenting you need to close at the correct time of nights. >> it was by citizens so non-police saying allegedly neighbors and some not all police and allegations again which police denied in that case. >> we are waiting for donald trump to take the stage in the fort myer fort myers area of florida. we'll bring that you to live. stay with us. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye,

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. down in florida, i want to bring in lorenzo who is the

director of the program on extremist at george washington university. thanks for being with us. appreciate your time. you have done a lot of work about radicalization. what do you think they would be looking for in terms of his digital footprint and relationships, his face-to-face communication. >> the first thing is the connection. they want to find out. there is a lot of indication that he might have acted alone, but until a few hours ago, there were rumors at least that he was part of a cell. the first thing is that other people whether in new jersey, new york, or throughout the country that they would be in touch with that could be activated. it doesn't seem to be the case, but we don't know. >> and the authorities here in new york for our viewers who are joining us, they said they do not believe he was part of any kind of a cell. >> yeah, the second thing is

connections overseas and there is information that he travelled to pakistan and afghanistan that is not that concerning. he was of afghan decent and family still there. that travel could be legitimate with no nepharious purposes and he was in touch with people there who might have been linked to extremism and the taliban and isis and other organizations. that's the second part. the third would be online. was he a sympathizer of a certain ideology. was he in touchtweeting or like minded individuals. i think the general idea is to get who this person was in touch with. what was his background and ideology. there are other people around there a there. >> we keep seeing the chicken

restaurant and he may have looked like he assimilated into this country. does that speak to how difficult it can be to identify someone who has been radicalized? >> that's the reality we have seen in the vast majority of the cases in the u.s. if you go back to the cases in orlando, for example, another individual of afghan background, fully integrated and went to college and the shooter of pakistani background and born and raised in the u.s. and went to university of california. the vast majority of people who we have seen associated with isis or al qaeda or the last few years are people who superficial low at least have full low integrated into american society. there is a psychological aspect there who is not integrate and not feeling like they fit in. at some point something went wrong. from a socioeconomic point of view, integration or lack of

integration is not an indication or a trigger for radicalization. >> lorenzo, nice to have your perspective on a busy news day. we are continuing to keep an eye on florida, about 15 miles southeast of ft. meyers, florida where donald trump will be holding a rally. first time we are seeing him on the campaign trail. that and more breaking news just ahead. energy is a complex challenge. people want power. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technology better, more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ♪ energy lives here. everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around.

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