new developments in the new york city and new jersey bombings .. ((brian loftus)) >> the suspect-- ahmad khan rahami was arrested after a shootout with police .. he now faces attempted murder charges. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the owner of a bar alerted police to his whereabouts ... after he found the suspect sleeping in the doorway. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us with the latest on the investigation ... and michael, we've also heard from that bar owner, right? >> brian, kirsten... you've probably seen the videos already... police arrested rahami yesterday already... police arrested rahami yesterday afternoon... after a tip. now a massive investigation extends from new york to three cities in new jersey. ((michael stevens)) with the suspect in the bomb attacks in new york city and seaside park, new jersey, now in custody ... new questions emerge. authorities say they want to know ahmad khan rahami's motive ... and whether he was working alone.

for this half >>> we have breaking news this >>> we have breaking news this morning on "world news now," new developments as investigators try to find who's responsible for the explosion in new york city this weekend. the fbi stopped a vehicle of interest as they looked into similarities between the new york bombing and one in new jersey. that detonated the same day. we are live with the latest. >> that massive investigation underway as the president arrives in new york for several days of meetings, and a week before the first presidential debate, how all this is reverberating on the campaign trail. >>> how everyone walks away from a fiery plane crash. >> the small plane erupting into a ball of fire before crashing into a home. what we're finding out about the plane's pilot and the two people who were inside that home at the time of the crash. >>> and tv's biggest night of the year. big winners, the big moments, and some big surprises. that's all ahead on this monday, september 19th. >> from abc news, this is world news now. >> we want to get to breaking news we'll following overnight

in new york. we would first like your take on what we see on three separate events. police looking for the connection. whether authorities looking for an investigation? >> i'm not a big believer so most of it to be done right now is different that were to be done at the undetonated ieds comparing architecture with other known ieds recovered and are exploded. it's all important to look at how the bombers put together in the device in the palm to go off in chelsea and looking at the bomb went off and the ones that were filed. no doubt in my mind sooner or later this will be solved. there's some protest against doing some careful with time. it's the right thing to do and not help resolve the matter right now. nicole: became the south because they actually caught someone moving in placing devices in new york so they came to be very helpful. the most recent incident in new jersey at the train station. five explosives and one that pack exploded as the robot was trying to gather data and take it out here

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starting with the news out of new york. police with sniffer dogs are searching for explosive devices after a blast. it ripped through a neighborhood in chelsea. that's the community. injuring dozens of people. the force of the explosion blew up windows and forced glass and pieces of metal flying in all directions. sending terrified people running. you see in the cell phone video,

part of the reaction to the terror attacks in new york and new jersey. we will have more on that when >> hundreds of people granted citizenship by mistake. what homeland security is saying about the mix-up tonight. >> as clouds and rain move out, a summer feel takes over. how long it could last. >> a high-speed chase ends in the mcdonald's drive-thru. police say this woman made her getaway after a theft from a casino. >> at 6:00 tonight, the agency in charge of protecting new hampshire's children admits it can't keep up. >> the man suspected of causing explosions in new york and new >> police took ahmad rahami into custody before noon in linden, new jersey. investigators say he was shot in the exchange of gunfire with police. he was wanted after he was seen allegedly in surveillance video at the scene of the saturday night bombing in manhattan. investigators say they were also able to recover his fingerprints from the scene. at this time there's no evidence that rahami was a part of a broader terror cell. in the wake of the attacks, massachusetts police

new york and new jersey are on high alert this morning. the man f-b-i agents are looking for... after a weekend explosion in new york. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- a portion of i-15 is expanding... where crews will install more travel lanes to help ease traffic. ((brian loftus)) >> and, it's going to be a scorcher today... but sherry says we'll see a nice break in the heat... with a chance for some much- needed rain. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news nowo brian loftus >> this morning...the f-b-i is questioning several 'persons of interest' in connection to an explosion this weekend in new york city. kirsten joyce >> meanwhile...anot her team of f-b-i agents is on scene in new jersey investigating a backpack filled with suspicious devices....shutti ng down train services. 8 news now nia wong joins us live in studio with the latest updates. nia? ((nia wong)) >> good morning brian and jersey would make this the 4th incident authorities have had to inspect in the past 36 hours. the city's mayor says

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jersey and new york. now the question, why? >>> new details on what might be the motive for a stabs spree what he said to the victims in the ordeal, and how his family reacted to the news. >>> donald trump jr. creating a fire storm. >> the son of the republican candidate compared syrian refugees with skittles with regards to national security. >>> dancing the classic tv tunes last night in the ballroom, everyone k rreally upping their game. who is topping the leader boards and who is expected to be sent complete wrap up on the tuesday , september 209. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we're starting this half hour with a swift capture of a suspected bomber accused of terrorizing the greater new york city area. >> the 28-year-old rahami is not cooperating with investigators after a shootout in new jersey that left him and two officers injured. police say he was linked to the bomb attacks, in new york and new jersey through finger prints and surveillance video. >> he immigrated from afghanista

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new york city and in seaside park new jersey. in the week of the bombings a small act of kindness. an employee from starbucks gave coffee and pastries to new york police officers. he handed bag after b barrier and shook their hands in thanks. >>> our coverage of the bombing suspect arrest is just getting started. at 5:00 and 6:00, live in new jersey, where that shoot out happened. what security changes are being made here in massachusetts. >> blair: mush needed rain fell on most parts of the state today. a while since we've seen that out there, chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz joins us from the storm tracker weather center even though it's pounding at >> kevin: no, even spots that it came down hard, barely a dent, even less of a dent in other spots. live to our storm tracker radar, particularly in southeastern massachusetts, martha's vineyard, and nantucket. the rain wants to split between one of the two islands right now. doesn't mean you're missing out on cape cod. in of the heaviest on route 6. brewster, dennis port, all s

the new york bombings. the new evidence linking him to the tsarnaev brothers and how police in massachusetts are stepping up security. >> and developing this morning, a threat made against school buses. what officials are doing today to protect after allegations of domestic abuse. the questions this morning from parents. 0. >>> good morning to you. it's 5:00 right now. >> it is tuesday, september 20th. and danielle niles, it is still pretty steamy out there for the almost end of september. >> isn't it crazy. fall is just a couple of days away. we'll be feeling the summer it is still steamy out there. we're tracking a couple of showers. the last of the showers at least for now have pushed off the outer cape. there are a few more that extend to block island. they will be moving up to buzzards bay. that's where you want the umbrella this morning. temperatures in the 60s. 67 in boston right now. most of us mid to upper 60s. there's a bid of fog. notice visibility is okay in the southeast part of boston. booster

attorneys and local authorities in new jersey and new york city are also weighing charges for the bombs they say he built and set off. this is 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami laid out on a stretcher marking the end of a two-day manhunt. >> there's the guy shooting a gun. shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: minutes later a bystander shot cell phone video of a shootout at a linden, new jersey bar. rahami was spotted by the bar owner. his friend described the scene. >> he saw a man asleep in the little entranceway in the vestibule, and -- and i believe that's when the police -- i'm not sure exactly what happened then, but i think the police showed up at that point. >> also said show me your hands, and the person went through the side of his body and pulled out a handgun and fired a round at the officer, striking him in the abdomen. >> reporter: that officer was thankfully wearing a bulletproof vest and another officer was also grazed by gunfire and not seriously injured but rahami was hit several times. overnight law enforcement agencies shared surveillance video of rahami walking away fr

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening. law enforcement are on edge tonight after three incidents across three states. in minnesota, a stabbing attack at a mall last night. on the jersey shore, a pipe bomb exploding just before a race. and what the government is calling an act of terrorism. a bomb blast strong enough to shatter windows, shake apartments and injure 29 people. thankfully all the injured are released from the hospital now as investigators try to figure out if there is a link between the incidents in new york and new jersey. we have all of it for you tonight beginning with our richard engel. >> reporter: good evening, kate. what we're talking about is what seems to be three explosive devices that were found or detonated here in new york and new jersey. investigators are trying to figure out, are all these incidents linked? they believe they have found one key connection with city officials telling nbc news that the detonator in these three devices all appear to have been

jersey and new york. the man they've been seeking since yesterday. yesterday late in the day apparently having identified ahmad khan rahami, but it took several hours after the first explosion in seaside, new jersey. three different incidents. there you have it on your screen. exclusive video from wabc in new york captures the moments after a shoot-out where a bloodied rahami can be seen on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance, and carted off to a hospital. what happens to him now will be intrigue, to say the least. what information he may have about potential others, or if he acted alone. right now the immediate need would be medical for him. after that, likelihood of those handcuffs coming off him anytime soon, remote to say the least. a couple things i want to update you, 13, 14 minutes from now expecting the new york city mayor bill de blasio to come out and brief us live on perhaps the capture, what led to it. joined by the brand new police commissioner of new york who thought today was just go

new york and new jersey. this morning police identified a suspect. a manhunt is under way for ahmad khan rahami. investigators believe the 28-year-old is the bombmaker behind all of the weekend blasts. his last known address is elizabeth, new jersey. that's where a new explosion happened overnight. a police robot detonated one of five explosive devices found in a trash can near a train station. no one was hurt. >> also overnight the fbi stopped a car near new york's verrazano bridge. five people inside were questioned in connection to saturday's explosion in the city's chelsea neighborhood. a pressure cooker bomb blew up and injured more than two dozen people. a second pressure cooker bomb found nearby did not explode. this all happened after a bomb went off saturday morning in seaside park new jersey. >> also on saturday a man stabbed several people in minnesota. isis is claiming responsibility for that attack. we have correspondents across the country covering all of these developing stories. we'll begin wi

of explosions in new york and new jersey. a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can overnight in the elizabeth, new jersey. it was one of five devices found near a train station. >> also overnight, the fbi stopped a car near new york's venizona bridge. several people were questioned in a chelsea neighborhood. a pressure cooker bomb blew up and second pressure cooker bomb four blocks away but did not explode. this happened after a bomb detonated sat morning in seaside park, new jersey. >> also on saturday a man stabbed several people in a mall in central minnesota opinion isis is claiming responsibility for that attack. we have correspondents all around the country covering all of these developing stories right now. we begin with michelle miller. she is in elizabeth, new jersey. amtrak and new jersey transit serve tens of thousands of people every single day. there will be delays today. in fact, the station behind me just reopened. investigators have been combing through evidence to see if there was any link between what would h

>>> breaking news on fox 29 morning news police in new jersey investigating a suspicious device found in the train station, in elizabeth, the latest in a live report. >>> plus a major development in the investigation in the the this weekend's new york city explosion. five people arrested overnight, more on who they are, and then... >> i'm hit. i'm on mack hack. help me please. >> it is an ambush philadelphia top cops are calling horrifying. one of two officers shot still hospitalized after police say a man goes on a shooting spree, shooting four people killing one of them. >>> and the national anthem controversy, comes right here to philadelphia, which eagles player is now ready to protest during tonight's big game. >>> good day, it is monday, september 192,016th, chris murphy has the morning off. the guess who is back, sue serio, good morning to you. >> yeah, hi, for a change, we have rain in the forecast. not only in the forecast but in the area, and it is really rocking and rolling in berks county, lehigh valley, pocono mountains, lancaster county you can see lightening on the rada

and new jersey. that's an interesting development. he would not say during the news conference who the fbi questioning today. it was members of his family and as you noticed that from the news conference, no one was arrested as a result of this. a search of the house and stopping the car and talking to members of his family and a decision to put out the wanted poster and the fact they were looking for him public and give his name and showing his picture and three hours later, he was in police custody. all new york police here got the alert. >> yes, every news station in the tri-state area showed his pictures, too. >> i don't know if they saw it on cable television or cell phone or where, the pictures were far and wide. you could not avoid them. >> pete, reporting from new york, new jersey where rahami is being treated after being shot by authorities. how important is it that they get to him. morgan is saying he's alert and awake but to question to find out if he's working with anyone. >> it is to be

trish: all right, new developments coming into us regarding the bombing situation in new york and new jersey. afghany immigrant was taken into custody after initiating several bombings around new york and new jersey on saturday. now, also over the weekend a somalian immigrant went on a stabbing spree in a mall in minnesota, the state with the largest somalian community in the united states of america. does this mean that we need to be a little more cautious about what we admit in this country given that we have large numbers of muslim refugees coming in right now? joining me is act for america founder along with national security analyst, good to see both of you. bringing up some new concerns here, right, about what we let in? does our system, does our immigration system need an overhaul? >> it absolutely does and if this weekend showed us anything, exactly that. to add to that the news out of homeland security giving over 850 people who were supposed to be deported out of our country, giving them citizenship. you know, trish this is shocking considering this is 15 years after septemb

new hamshire jennifer eagan, 7 news "today in new england." >>> gary johnson drawing another blank. the libertarian candidate with another stumble. >> to anywhere any continent, canada, mexico, europe, over there. asia, south america, africa, name a foreign leader you respect. >> i guess i'm having an alapo moment in the former president >> pick any leader. >> the formerment of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain freeze. >> johnson couldn't come foreign leader. his running mate bill weld eventually came to his reconstitution by naming former mexican president vincent fox. earlier this month. johnson didn't know what aleppo the city in long running civil >> officials in south carolina looking for some kind of answer after elementary school shooting. a teenager opened fire hitting two young students. let's go to nancy chin. >> good morning to you. 6-year-old boy remains in critical condition. as police try to piece together why this happened. >> it was near the end of the school year when authorities learned a gunman on the elementary school shooter teenager armed with handgun

new jersey. first, let me show you some video. this is the suspect, ahmad khan rahami. as you can see, captured alive, after a shootout with police in linden, new jersey. now, this man being wheeled on this -- being wheeled into this ambulance, bloodied but conscious, saw his eyes open, hands cuffed behind his back. that arrest coming just hours after the fbi launched the manhunt to find him and issued a cell phone alert to millions of people across the state. you also have this surveillance picture believed to be rahami in new york moments before an explosion detonated. this is the one saturday night, chelsea neighborhood, downtown manhattan, 29 people were hurt in the blast. you see just glass, you know, windows, cars, businesses, shattered. just a couple blocks away there was another pressure cooker sort of device that was found. that never went off. rahami is also being questioned to possible ties to other improvised bombs. a blast that happened at the start of a charity race in seaside park,

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we've got brand new fox news polls this morning.s ahead of the first presidential debate about a week away now. that's next. stay with us with our panel as we continue. >>> welcome back. we're in countdown mode. the first debate now eight days away. a new fox news poll shows 61% of likely voters think hillary clinton is qualified for being president. 45 say the same about donald trump. 59% of likely voters say hillary clinton has the temperament to serve effectively as president, the same percent think donald trump does not. what's your takeaway? >> in spite of the numbers that, obviously, favor hillary, couple other phrases are different. it's a dead heat race, seven weeks to go, big debate next week, this is a dead even race and any side can win and the campaign knows this. after having bombarded him for months and months, spent hundreds of millions in this campaign and all sorts of resources, they have made him vulnerable and to a certain extent you're getting stronger by the week. >> this race is definitely close, no question ab

new york and new jersey. bill: are these multi-colored lights? is this a sequence? >> i'm not the scientist. some of this has been public so i'm not giving away anything classified. it's the type of christmas lights they were used in both. bill: ahmad kahn rahami, was he on the watchlist? >> i don't know, i am trying to check it out now. this is not after one person. he's the one they named. but the belief is there is a number of people involved in this and that adds to the concern. bill: you called it terrorism, the mayor did not for 24 hours or more. what do you think of how he's responding and the others in new york? >> i think mayor deblasio was probably trying to calm people down. but should never rule something out, opinion these instances the most likely scenario is it will be terrorism. i don't want to be critical of anyone while this is ongoing. new york is united, i want to keep it that way. we should not be ruling out terrorism when certainly that's when it ends up being a terrorist attack. bill: t

of explosions in new york and new jersey. a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can overnight in the elizabeth, new jersey. it was one of five devices found near a train station. >> also overnight, the fbi stopped a car near new york's venizona bridge. several people were questioned michelle miller is in elizabeth, new jersey. michelle, good morning. >> repte amtrak and new jersey transit serve tens of thousands of people every single day. there will be delays today. in fact, the station behind me just reopened. investigators have been combing through evidence to see if there was any link between what would happen here last night and those investigators ducking for cover. officials say there were five devices inside the backpack, one of which was described as a pipe with wires coming out of it. only one of the devices exploded. >> i don't have the expertise to determine the blast function of that but based on the loudness, i think people could have been severely hurt or injured. >> reporter: the mayor of spotted in a trash can

he's a new york city legend. and as has been reported tonight, on and on and on, the laguardia bombing was put in a locker that killed 11 people. car bombs on fifth avenue by palestinian terrorists, 1973, did not go off. the francis tavern boim big the faln and the weather underground. if this is not terrorism, whether it's domestic or radical islamic, it's terrorism. >> even if it's a copy cat from early this morning, it's a terrorist attack. the motive is to terrorize people around the city and around the country. what they've got to do and very, very quickly, they've got to do the analysis we talked about earlier with regard to the explosive material. is it the same as it was in new jersey? if they find a device, i'm still unclear on that, on 27th street, does that device match the device that was used earlier they have to look at that video footage they're going to get. they've got a lot of work to do. i'm a little surprised they came on this early in the investigation with a conference like that. a little su

york and new jersey. jessica dean is in elizabeth, new jersey to bring you up to date, jessica? >> well, ukee as it stand right now that suspect 28 year-old ahmad rahami is in custody and he was arrested after a shoot-out with police in nearby linden, new jersey. we, of course are in elizabeth, new jersey right now. he is a naturalized citizens originally born in afghanistan. he has lived here since he was a child. earlier today we want to show you exclusive video we got from our sister station wcbs that shows rahami walking through manhattan on saturday before that dumpster explosion in chelsea. fbi says that evidence has linked ra ham toy that blast, hi left 29 people injured and then another blast in see side arc, new jersey. that also happened on saturday but did not injure anyone. the as of this morning he was shot in the leg during that gun battle with police. he has since under gone surgery for a gunshot wound to his leg. we know two police officers were not critically wounded that is good news the

>> anchor: we are following breaking news first here at 4:30 of a terror take down in new jersey. the suspect in a multi-state bombing investigation now in custody. police arresting 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami in linden, new jersey after a shoot out with ambulance with what appears to be an injured arm. two officers were hurt in that take down. >> anchor: investigators found his fingerprint on an unexploded device and that launched the manhunt. adam william live for us in the newsroom with more on this tore or take down. adam? >> reporter: a three day search for that suspect coming to a dramatic edding after a shut out. police got a call about a man sleeping in the doorway of a bar when they approached the guy they recognized him as the bombing suspect. an officer toll him to show his hand and that's when s pulled a gun and fired at officers hitting one in the hand and another who was wear a bulletproof vest was hit in the abdomen. both officers are okay. he was shot several times and taken to the hospital where he remains in custody. rahami is wanted tore a string of attacks. l

jimmy garoppolo comes up big in his debut. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> anchor: there's breaking news. police say in methuen that a mother was attacked inside her home and later died. her 4-year-old was inside the home at the time. >> anchor: detectives say the kimberly bookman live in methuen with the details this evening. >> reporter: when they went inside number 5 they tell us the victim was unresponsive. she later died at a local hospital. police towed the car away from her methuen home. part of the evidence collected here where she was found clinging to life before dying at a local hospital. sources tell 7 news she was cloaked to death. the da did it. >> we're asking for the public's assistance. his name is amillio dela rosa. mr. dela rosa and ms. dela rosa had a 4-year-old son. >> we don't believe anyone else outside of this specific target here being ms. rosa is the child witnessed the violence in the house. there's been a history of domestic issues between dela rosa prompting her to take out a restraining order against him. >> neighbors heard rosa's son yelling daddy stop dadd

our fox news digital politics editor and cohost of the new show "ill tell you what" on fox news channelng 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

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>>> breaking news an explosion rocks new york city, the mayor says it was an intentional act. we'll have an update on the injuries and investigation. and police investigating 2 more suspicious devices just blocks from that explosion how one of them is similar to the bombs used in the boston marathon attacks. also a stabbing inside a busy mall and a dramatic rush to save 2 divers who ran into some serious trouble. >> from channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning. . >>> well good morning, it is sunday september 18th. i'm filling in for kerry connolly this morning. barry burbank is here. we start off the weekend gorgeous, friday saturday, beautiful. can we say the same for today? you want to. i'm not going to stop you from saying that. it's a little different day today but it's going to continue to be satisfactory for most folks. it won't be as sunny but we'll take it. nice to have you here this morning. let's go to the bs on the weather bug network and see what's happening at boxford at so much different than yesterday morning. yesterday morning most of these spots w

the new york/new jersey area. authorities stopped a vehicle of interest just before 9:00 sunday night near the verrazano bridge. right now five people are being questioned by the f.b.i. right now surveillance video shows the same man at two locations, one where a bomb went off, another where a suspicious device was found. 29 people were injured sunday night, a bomb set off by a flip phone. >> ran outside, saw glass, chaos outside. >> dan: authorities found and a cell phone taped to the side. >> a bomb exploding in new york is obviously an act of terrorism, but it's not linked to international terrorism. in other words, we find no isis connection, et cetera. >> dan: a few hours before that, another explosion at a charity run in new jersey. so you have pipe bombs found in new york, pressure cooker new jersey, the pressure cooker bombs found here in new york. that surveillance video apparently shows one man leaving a device here in chelsea and then about four blocks away walking up with a suitcase, leaving the suitca

>>> new warning. what you could hear when you board a plane about the smartphone with the risk of exploding batteries. >>> and, roughing the ref? >> i've never seen anything like that before in my life. >> the college player caught on video, police say, punching a referee in the face. now facing a felony charge. tonight, his side of the story. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with that breaking news on hillary clinton's health. we're now learning she's been diagnosed with pneumonia. the issue coming to light this at a 9/11 memorial event in new york. clinton leaving the ceremony. then in this video, appearing to fall. her staff taking her to a van and then to her daughter's department. the campaign saying she felt overheated. then two hours emerging, saying she's much better. but a short time ago, a statement from her doctor saying clinton is recovering nicely, and revealing that stunning diagnosis for the first time. our dr. besser is standing by. but l

york and new jersey.s just been charged with those two acts. the suspect's father also spoke out today. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is live in new york with the latest. elisabeth? >> reporter: kristen, quite a few developments in this case here just been the hour. we learned that federal charges have now been filed and also the fbi confirmed they questioned the suspect's wife in due buy today, this on the same day the agency confirmed that, yes, the same suspect has been investigated before. the suspected bomber ahmad khan rahami's journal now in the hands of the investigators, the pages apparently shot through with a bullet in this gun battle with police monday morning, officials revealing rahami's writings included references to the late american al qaeda cleric anwar al awlaki who is linked to a number of terrorist attacks and plots in the u.s., this as the fbi is now confirming agents first became aware of rahami in 2014. after rahami's father contacted the fbi to report that his son was interacti

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now wmur news 9 at 6:00. tom: it is primary night in new hampshire. these are live pictures as residents cast their votes in manchest which candidates will be on the ballot in november. good evening, i'm tom griffith. jennifer: and i'm jennifer vaughn. the major races we're watching tonight, the race for governor, the republican race for u.s. senate, and the first and second congressional district republicans. our live team coverage begins with josh mcelveen. josh: our crews here at news 9 have bit an excellent nerve center for election night. his estimate, predicting that 2300 voters would cast a ballot in this primary. turnout is reported to be fairly steady all day long. gardner expects the majority of the turnout to be on the republican side of things since there is only one contested primary on the democratic side, and that is in the governor's race where there is a wide open seat in the corner office in concord. a lot of people are watching this race closely. turning our an early morning for many as they voted in their home towns. they hit the c

breaking news right now. five people being questioned after this explosion in new york city. the latest on that investigation and the latest threat overnight in new jersey. >> new details on a shooting in boston where police say it all started. and for the gunman. >> a driver in this deadly crash due in court today. the charges he is facing six months later. >> first we'll take a look at radar this morning. some heavy downpours moving through. and, of course, we need that rain. >> let's get right over to cindy. good morning, cindy. >> good morning to you both. it is a wet start for some of us this morning. you see the bulk of the rain sitting to areas north and west of even the worcester area now a lot of this shifting through southeast new hampshire. we did have rain on the north shore. a lot of that is to the north from portsmouth to manchester. orange, you can see heavy downpours and lightning in the area as well. that will continue to be a possibility throughout the day as we have a stalled-out slow moving frontal boundary. this will slowly shift eastward and bring rain o

in the newsroom, nancy chen, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: a new clue in the new york city bombing case. the f.b.i. believes it has identified two witnesses. authorities say they know the names of these two men who were seen taking a suitcase and pulling out a pressure cooker bomb that was inside. the f.b.i. believes they are airline employees who are now overseas. they say the witnesses are not suspects. 31 people were injured chen a separate pressure cooker bomb exploded in chelsea. the suspect ahmad khan rahami is also connected to two explosions in new jersey. he was wounded in a shoot-out with police and is now in custody. >> christa: happening today, 18 african american athletes who competed in the 1936 olympics will be honored at the the white house. relatives of jesse owens will be on hand to attend the ceremony. owens won four gold medals at 2 berlin games. was never congratulated by then-president franklin delano roosevelt. >> sarah: later today the c.e.o. of wells fargo will once again be testifying on capitol hill. john stumpf is slated to appear before the hous

new york and new jersey. we're live. >> those explosions come as world leaders are converging on new york for the united nations general alembly. >>> security also high at the emmy awards. emotions running high for tvs biggest night. >>> and a close call for a race official. he thought no cars were coming. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we have major developments in the string of explosive devices in new york and new jersey. >> a device found last night near i elizabeth, new jersey, exploded overnight. it was one of five devices discovered inside a backpack in a garbage can. it detonated was working to disarm it. >> five people were take into custody in manhattan. those five people were picked up dur a traffic stop at the verrazano bridge. this is the scene. this was the scene on the belt parkway last night during that situation where five people were >> we have video from inside a restaurant a few hundred feet away from the manhattan blast. when listening to the blast, you can here it clearly. they staye

turning to new details about the bombings in new york and new jersey. >> the fbi searched a restaurant in new jersey where rahami once worked. he's now facing a string o use of weapons of mass destruction, and investigators believe he planned attacks for months, and the bomb detonated in manhattan broke windows 400 feet away. >> they interviewed his wife in dubai, they stopped her at the airport, and now they believe there was missed signals, and he may have slipped through the crack some two years ago. brian ross has been on this weekend, and brings us the latest on the investigation and what police found out now. >> reporter: federal officials were warned about the accused bomber seen in this tape, allegededly about to plant bombs in his suitcase and backpack. the warnings from his own father who told reporters outside his home he met with the fbi in 2014. what did you tell them? but the later recanted his allegations, and the son was never questioned by the fbi. >> they found that there was not enough there to continue the investigation. >> reporter: the father's allegations came af

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you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. california could have do to de-escalate the situation with alfred olango.. before opening fire on him earlier this week.. one police department has invested in a state of the art simulator to give officers better training in how to de-escalate and when it is time to use a gun. todd walker has a look at the new technology. in a time when split second decisions by police are being scrutinized more than ever.. the denver police department will help their officers make those decisions better.. especially when it comes to de- escalating a volatile situation.. robert white: 3:11 this is not just about shoot situations it's also about don't shoot situations :16 it is a nearly 360 degree simulator.. denver is the first large department in the country to active shooters.. or even mental health patients.. to try and de-escalate the situation.. or decide when it is time to use their weapon. rick kyle: 4:00 by increasing training we hope to develop and we will develop critical thinkers who are be