this was an attack of . at least eight people are dead and nearly a dozen seriously hurt after a man drove a rental truck down a popular new york bike path. >> this was an act of terror and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> investigators are now combing through the driver's background. captioning funded by cbs

57 newsroom here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. at least eight people were killed when a man drove a crowded truck down a bike path. it's the deadliest in new york since 9/11. the suspect sigh full lowe saipov is in sear use condition. he drove down the bike path for nearly a mile. he crashed into a bus near the world trade center. police believe he acted as a lone wolf and they say there is no evidence to suggest that this is part of a wider plot. hena doba is at the scene in manhattan with the very latest. good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.

may have been involved. like you mentioned, despite investigators believing he is a lone wolf, the suspect is a lone wolf, security has been stepped up throughout the city. overnight investigators continue to comb the scene for evidence in the deadly terror attack in lower manhattan. a federal law enforcement source tells cbs that a note referencing isis was found inside the vehicle used to run down several people. >> be advised there are several people on the ground. i've got multiple casualties. >> they say sayfullo saipov, a native who came from kaz beck

he then collided with a school bus injuring two adults and two children. >> he exited the vehicle brand issuing two handguns. they confronted the suspect and shot him in the abdomen. police say they turned out to be a payment gun and-- paint gun a pellet gun. >> hours after the shooting they converged on a new jersey home depot where he is believed to have rented the truce used in the attack. >> they believe he acted as a lone wolf and not as part of a terror plot. nypd officers have been deployed throughout the city. now we know the suspect was shot in the stomach by the police

expected to survive. >> hena doba in new jersey. thank you. we're learning more about sayfullo saipov. it's believed he first lived in ohio before moving to florida. he was a commercial truck driver, formed a pair of businesses in ohio. he was known to be recently living in new jersey where he rented the truck he used in the atta attack. he also drove for the ride-sharing company uber and they say he passed all background trips. of those killed, five were from argentina. they were in town celebrating their 30th anniversary of their high school graduate. another from belgium was also killed. trump tweeted he's sick and not from the usa. he also tweeted i

homeland security. being politically correct is fine but not for this. following the attack, security around new york city was beefed up. there was security deployed in kilo indications. the move is out of an abundance of caution and there is no ongoing threat. security in los angeles an boston was also increased. and ahead on "cbs this morning," new york governor an drew cuomo will join us on the latest in this terror attack. in other news, the white house decided to hold off for one day the rollout of the proposal of the tax cut. they have agreed to cut the corporate tax to 20% and keep the top personal income tax rate at 9.6%. they plan to vote on the bill next week. xe

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. here's look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. continuing our coverage of the deadly new york city terror attack, at least eight people were killed and 11 people seriously hurt when a man drove a rented truck nearly a mile down a crowded bike path. he eventually crashed into a school bus. one witness described what he saw. >> we saw a pickup truck that was totaled. one man on the floor was trying to help him and two other people who were covered with sheets. they had bikes next to them. it looked like they were run over. >> reporter:

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>> i don't care that it's one kid. we've changed the course of her life. >> reporter: a recent government study finds nearly 9% of teenagers in the united states are abusing the legal drugs. lisa says she's been clean for more than two years. is the temptation still there? >> no, not at all. >> not at all? >> no. >> reporter: her new life is at college life at rutgers university in a dorm planning for a future in finance. coming up on "cbs this morning," norah o'donnell is at the scene of the terror attack in new york city. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

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police have spent the night investigating sites connected to the suspect in the new york city terror attack. >> the man named as the new york city terror suspect, 29- year-old saipov is a uzbekistan immigrant and has one previous arre

people when he drove a rented truck down a popular bike path near the world trade center. nearly a dozen others were injured. we're going to head to foreclosure for the latest on -- to new york for the latest on the attack in just a moment. first let's go to miri for a look at the forecast. >> good morning, jan, good morning, everyone. if starts off chilly out there and cloudy. temperatures down to 43 in leesburg and there's still time for those temperatures to fall this morning. and we will see the high temperatures right around the 60-degree mark in most areas with clouds and drizzle possible at times. throughout the day you get a gradually warming because of that cloud cover we really won't see those temperatures spike. don't worry. the big warmup is on the way. we'll go from 50s and 60s today to 70s tomorrow around the region. so we'll show you that coming up. ellen >>reporter: miri, it's a really nice start to your wednesday morning traffic. just construction out there really. there are two areas where you're going to see some more closures than normal. the first one is up in maryland just close to 95, route 1 heading northbound between the beltway and

one lane closed here through the beltsville area. also 95 southbound. so, again, what most of our traffic is doing in virginia, you may be heading down to fredricksburg this morning, there is some pretty significant construction right by centerport parkway. that might slow you down a little bit. and then 395 heading northbound, we still have our construction on the h.o.v. lanes. this morning it's between little river turnpike, duke street, all the way up to gleeb road is where you're going to see that difference up here. so that is about all that's going on with traffic this morning. we just have that construction. however, anything to ease the congestion on i-95 in virginia, that's good news for the commuters, right? the brand new express lane extension in north stafford for drivers heading south opened up last night. now, the northbound ramps will be open early this morning. sky 9 was actually over the scene of the new flyover ramp. the extension will operate under the say rules and reversal schedule as the current 95 express lanes. >> ellen, thank you. 4:27 is your

now. new developments in the saga of colin kaepernick's unemployment. his lawyer says he expects him to be signed next week with a contract. >> he's most closely tied to the demonstrations of the nacialt anthem. after he became a free agent last spring, not one of the 32 teams in the league signed him. he filed a grievance against the nfl claiming collusion, but with recent injuries and trades, wusa 9 sports anchor darren haynes points out that right now tom brady is the only quarterback on new england's roster, so we shall see. a little bit of a weird one for you today. today a commission in massachusetts will vote on changing time zones. the idea is to move from the eastern time zone into the atlantic time zone and then stop observing daylight saving time. a recent report found the shorter nights would increase the state's competitiveness in attracting and regaining a talented work force. now, the move would put massachusetts one hour ahead of the rest of us along the east coast from november through february. >> and that's a quick look at

right now. a terror attack virtually in the shadow of the world trade center killed eight people when a truck drives down a bicycle path. thanks for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat >> i'm larry miller. a lot to get to this morning out of new york, but we're starting here at home with a look at your weather forecast this morning. and already getting off to a bit of a cool start, miri. >> absolutely. november starts as it should, on a chilly note. temperatures in the 40s across most of the area. we just dipped to 39 in fredrick, but it is 43 degrees in gaithersburg. if you are heading out in the next hour or two, this is what you'll experience as you're heading out. by afternoon a little warming, not very much because of the cloudy conditions. temperatures 57 to 62 degrees, winds out of the northeast now, but eventually they'll switch in from the south, so that's going to help to warm us a bit, but not very much because of the cloud cover. with this type of weather we usually get drizzle, light precipitation, and that's

those high temperatures in the 50s and 60s throughout the region. the next few days a bit of a roller coaster ride when it comes to weather. 61 today, 72 thursday and 74 degrees by friday. so you will notice big changes over the coming days in terms of temperatures. and by the weekend we'll see those temperatures dipping once again to the 60s. so we do have to buckle up and get ready for that ride. overnight lows will not be quite as chilly as what we're experiencing now. we'll see them in the lower to mid-50s. ellen. >>reporter: that's a big difference, actually. 71 was it yesterday? >> yeah. >>reporter: bumping that right up. we're going in the right direction, miri. i like it. all right. if you're on the top side of the beltway, here's a live look at your traffic. you know we have ongoing construction up there, specifically on the outer loop of the beltway when you hit the 270 spur. but right now traffic getting around any kind of construction without those delays this morning. two areas that they've highlighted saying you might have a little bit more of a problem getting around construction, e