but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best, be new yorkers. be strong, be proud, be resilient. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here united in common cause. this is part of what makes us strong. for that i want to welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. let me begin by asking us all to remember the eight lives that were lost tragically. that is damage that can never be undone and there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor i was on the scene yesterday. the performance was with phenomenal and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level prof fegsallism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it is also important to remember that while the leadership of the police department is top shelf officer nash, five years on the job, 28 years old, he was a hero. and the nypd is not just the leadership, it's the men and women who were out there every day who

we'll remember them as new yorkers. they were here because this city is a beacon to people all over the world. a place that every kind of person comes to and is respected and that won't change. 8 1/2 million people here. we understand this was an attack on our values. it was never to break our spirit. but as an effort to break our spirit it failed. new york city is a very strong and resilient place. we have great faith in the men and women who protect us. we have such pride in the nypd. and we see them on duty and we know they are the very best. so we're strong, we're resilient people because we know we're protected and we know that this place works when people don't feel deterred. i'll tell you, this violence was an effort to make us blink and we won't blink. we won't change. the nypd yesterday showed us once again how much new yorkers can rely on them and i want to commend officer ryan nash. i spoke to him earlier today. a good young man five years on the force. he was very humble about what he did but what he did was

but my message to all new yo yorkers is, do what you do best. be new yorkers. be strong, be proud, be resilient. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here, everyone agency united in common cause. and this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that, i want to thank for his efforts and the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. let me begin by asking us all to remember in our thoughts and prayers the eight lives that were lost, tragically. that is damaged. that can never be undone. and there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor de blasio, to the nypd, the fdny, the state police, i was on the scene yesterday, the performance was phenomenal. and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. and it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level of professionalism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it's also, too, important to remember that while the leadership of the police departments

but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best. be new yorkers. be strong. be proud. be resilient. show the whole world right now. that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here united in common cause. this is part of what makes us strong. with that i want to thank for his efforts and the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you very much. let me begin by asking us all to remember in our thoughts and prayers the eight lives that were lost tragically. that is damage that can never be undone. and there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor de blasio to the nypd, the fdny, the state police. i was on the scene yesterday. the performance was phenomenal. and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. and it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level of professionalism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it's also too important to remember that while the leadership of police departments is top shelf, officer nash, five years on the job, 28 years old. he was a hero. and the n

but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient, and our spirit will never be moveddate us. we have been tested before as a city, very near the site of today's tragedy, and new yorkers do not give in, in the face of these kinds of actions. we'll respond as we always do. we will be undeterred. and i want to thank everyone at the nypd, all our first responders, for their extraordinary efforts in the midst of this tragedy, starting with the officer who stopped this tragedy from continuing. all of the first responders who came to the aid of those who were injured. an investigation is underway to get all the facts, and what we'll tell you today of course will be preliminary. but we know that we'll get down to the bottom of what happened. i want to ask all new yorkers, all americans, to keep the families of those lost in your thoughts and prayers. they will need our support. and i want to ask all new yorkers to be vigilant. we know it's halloween night. and we know, in the days ahead, people will be uneasy. we ask all new yorkers delivered by the idea of, "if you see somet

because new york goes on and it's an important event for all of new yorkers. again i want to and where i started the effort by the first responders was phenomenal the reaction by new yorkers as evidence last night this morning people got up they went to work children went to school and that's what makes new yorkers special that strength that resilience that ability to be undeterred in the face of ugliness and the actions of a dupré ved coward because that's what this was this was the actions of a dupree eved coward there is no grand statement to what was done. it was the act of a coward. and that's that's the way it should be regarded because that's the way it was i was proud to be the governor of the state of new york last night i'm proud every day but seeing the yorkers response. made me feel especially proud and again to the team you see assembled up here the f.b.i. the n.y.p.d. the n.y. the seamless coordination. really is is something to behold and a source of strength and comfort i hope for all new yorkers thank you thank you governor thanks mr mayor jus

but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best, be new yorkers. be strong. be proud. be resilient. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here, every agency united in common cause. this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that, i want to thank fori his efforts and state's efforts and welcome governor. >> thank you very much. let me ask everyone to go in prayer and remember the eight lives lost tragicall there are families feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor, who the nypd, state police, i was on the scene yesterday, performance was phenomenal. and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. and it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level of professionalism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it's also important to remember that while the leadership of police departments is top shelf, officer nash, five years on the job, 28 years old, he was a hero. and the nypd is not just the leahi day, who are on the first line, and i think officer nash really showed how

but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient, and our spirit will never be moved by an act of violence, an act meant to intimidate us. we have been tested before as a city very near the site of today's tragedy, and new yorkers do not give in in the face of these kinds of actions. we will respond as we always do. we will be undeterred. and i want to thank everyone at the nypd, all our first responders for their extraordinary efforts in the midst of this tragedy, starting with the officer who stopped this tragedy from continuing , all of the first responders who came to the aid of those who were injured. an investigation is underway to get all the facts, and what we will tell you today of course will be preliminary. but we know we will get down to the bottom of what happened. i want to ask all new yorkers, all americans, to keep the families of those lost in your thoughts and prayers. they will need our support. and i want to ask all new yorkers to be vigilant. laura: that was the mayor of new york is there, bill de blasio, speaking just a short time ago. the presid

but, new yorkers are resilient, new yorkers go on. we learn the hard way in 9/11 that we are a target, we are the international symbol of democracy and freedom and we understand that. and since 9/11 we've lived with this and we've put together the best security force on the globe in my opinion. and we worked together and the response was great. but, this afternoon was terrible. tonight we're at a halloween parade to say you didn't win and you didn't affect us and we're out and celebrating and we're doing what new yorkers do and we're living our lives because we're not going to allow the terrorists to win, period. and that's why i'm here marching in the parade, not because i have a great costume. >> well, i got to tell you it's not just folks that are in the parade, all around this neighborhood, this is the area where the attack took place, there are kids out with their parents, trick-or-treating walking around, so people are mourning what happened here and concerned. as you said the people in this neighborhood are resiyant and continu

iwant to ask all americans, or new yorkers to ask all americans, or new yorkers to keep the familiesoughts and their press andi in their thoughts and their press and i want to ask all new yorkers to be vigilant. we will have more on events in new york and you can check out our website with all coverage of all the news including reaction to this event. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. only yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and liftoff of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: at least 8 people have been killed i

but my message to all new yorkers is to be new yorkers. be strong, be proud, be resilient. here, every agency united in common cause. and this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that i want to thank for his efforts and the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. let me begin by asking us all to remember in our thoughts and prayers the eight lives that were lost tragically. that is damage that can never be undone, and there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor de blasio, to the nypd, the fdny, the state police. i was on the scene yesterday. the performance was phenomenal. and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. and it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level of professionalism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it's also important to remember that while the leadership of the police departments is top shelf, officer nash, five years on the job, 28 years old, he was a hero. and the nypd is not just the leadership. it's the men and wo

my message is to new yorkers, do what you do best. be new yorkers. be resilient, being strong. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here. every agency united in common cause. cause. and this is also part of what makes us strong. and with that, i want to thank for his efforts and the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. let megyn by asking us all to remember in our thoughts and prayers the eight lives that were lost tragically. that is damage that can never be undone. and there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor de blasio, the nypd, the fdny, the state police. i was on the scene yesterday. the performance was phenomenal. and the coordination and the effort was top shelf. and it gives one reassurance to know that there is this level of professionalism and expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it's also important to remember that while the leadership of the police department is top shelf, offic

it pains me to say that as a former new yorker.have got to b -- you he got to be awfully proud of the. police department who took him down almost immediately, firing two shots and hitting him. there is not much that can be done unless it's done so early the person never hits the street of new york or any other city in this country. >> you set me up perfectly with that question. the way we have to model our intelligence community going forward, we have to focus on being arsonists. we have to go start fires. what i mean by that is surveillance. we fell in love with the collection of signal intelligence. we have to go back to gumshoe source development to stop these attacks beforehand. you are absolutely corrected. these are not fine *-style attacks where there will be indicators. that doesn't happen here. you are a guy who rent a car. what are we going to do? have a no rent list? lou: dan, more good news, that is that president trump has insisted that our military take the fight to isis and the u.s. military is delivering. reducing t

we will be undeterred. >> new yorkers are resilient.re not going to allow the terrorists to win, period. >>> republicans delaying the release of their long-awaited tax bill until thursday missing a self-imposed deadline, still hammering out key details. >> papadopoulos is an example of somebody doing the wrong thing while the president's campaign did the right thing. >> president trump is striking out. the former campaign advisor pled guilty about his efforts to >> if i were russian, he'd be the last guy i'd pick to collude with because he had no influence and no power. >> big tech taking the stand on capitol hill. >> the foreign interference we saw is reprehensible. >> all that -- >> this series don't end in six. dodgers force a game seven. >> -- and all that matters -- >> at the annual halloween parade, new yorkers came out in force. >> thousands packed the parade route just hours after the attack. >> i refuse to live in fear. absolutely not. >> -- "cbs this morning." >> to all those who live and work in this great city, tomorrow and

be new yorkers, live your life. sometime around 11:00 eastern time will bring more information we will send it back to you. true throws in the west village when the hollowing parade is going on and you saw police have on force and in unprecedented numbers and you also saw parents of little kids doing their hollowing thing. to deceive new yorkers continuing with their day. we are tough. president trump offering trump in his first message saying the new york city looks like another attack by a very sick and arrange person. one person at following this closely not in the u.s.a. we must not allow isis to return or enter our country after feeding them in the middle east or elsewhere. enough. my thoughts, condolences and prayers to the victims and families of the new york city terrorist attack. god in your country are with you. the president said that just ordered homeland security to step up for already extreme dieting program. being politically correct is fine, but not for this. drink you joining us is lieutenant randy

. >> new yorkers are resilient. we're not going to allow the terrorists to win, period. >> the republicans awaiting the release of the >> pap diop las is an example of doing the wrong thing while the president's campaign did the right thing. >> striking out on the former campaign adviser. >> he would be the last guy i would pick to collude with because he has no influence or power. >> the foreign interference we saw is reprehensible. >> all that -- >> this series is too good to end in six. dodgers force a game seven. >> -- and all that matters -- >> and the end of the halloween parade new yorkers came out in force. >> thousands came out hours after the attack. >> i refuse to live in fear. absolutely not. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> to all those who live and work in this great city, tomorrow and the next day new yorkers will wake up to new details about what happened but tomorrow and the next day new yorkers will also wake up and uncertain world, one thing is for sure. new yorkers will never live in fear. >>> wes

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all of that being said, january 1 this will have a damaging impact upon many thousands of new yorkersnd i fear this will accelerate the trend of upper class and middle-class new yorkers leaving our state because they go to places with lower taxes. that's what albany does need to fix. washington should not hurt tax policy reversed 114 years of existing arrangements. people of already made their assumption based upon the existence of the state and local tax deduction and things like the medical expense reduction and now precipitously january when we would change it. at a minimum, these changes need phased in over a number of years. frankly, it's highly unlikely we will be able to get that unless people in washington we got to the fact they are going to inflict many thousands of dollars of tax increases on many thousand of new yorkers and people across the united states. i don't think that's the intention of tax reform to raise taxes on people. eric: clearly not just new york, millions across the country. this comes from a study. 35 states, folks in 35 states use this, more than a third,

but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient, and our spirit will never be moved by an act of violence, an act meant to intimidate us. >> there's no evidence to suggest a wider plot or a wider scheme, but the actions of one individual who meant to cause pain and harm and probably death and the resulting terror. >> police commissioner o'neal said security is tightened for tonight. annual halloween parade in downtown just about a mile or so from there. president trump has been briefed on the matter and earlier tweeted looks like another attack by a very sick and december ranged person. law enforcement is following them closely, not in the usa. we must not allow isis to return or enter our country after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere, enough. we should note that we have no present knowledge that it was, in fact, isis that was connected to this attack. kristen dalgren joins me with the very latest. what are things like down there? >> reporter: still a lot of activity down here. we've got the crime scene vans that are just heading into the area to star

but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient and our spirit will never be movedt meant to intimidate or us. but now the wave of truck —based terror attacks has spread to new york, there is a need for greater vigilance and intelligence to stop any more attacks from clouding this skyline. mark lobel, bbc news. the suspect is reported to have arrived from uzbekistan in 2010 — and is thought to be a legal resident in the us. sayfullo saipov is the latest in a number of terror suspects to emerge from the central asian country. our security correspondent frank gardner has been looking at the growing security threat from the region. sayfullo saipov, the suspect behind new york's worst terror attacks since 9/11. he is an uzbek national who entered the us legally seven years ago. police have been examining the truck he drove, the depot he hired from is cooperating with the fbi. it is thought to contain a note from isis. it doesn't mean the attack was directed by them. most signals indicate this was a lone wolf inspired by isis. there was very little planning or organisati

thank you very much. >>> new yorkers and visitors are seeing stepped up security at airports and penn station and outside the rangers' game at madison square garden. even before the attack in lower manhattan, barricades were in place at times square to prevent vehicle terror attacks. >>> we're learning more about the suspect. uber confirmed overnight that he was one of their drivers. they did a background check on him. he has a past in new jersey and pennsylvania. pamela osborne has more. >> reporter: this is all quite a shock to the people who knew him and the people who lived near the suspect's home in new jersey. the suspect had an apartment here. members of the joint terrorism task force were searching it last night. 29-year-old sayfullo saipov is a native of uzbekistan. he came to the united states in 2010. priesh prior to moving to jersey, he lived in a florida. a friend tells nbc news that he was a happy guy, that he likes the u.s. skprngs there w, and t indication that he would carry out such an attack. many muslims live in genesee. word of the terrorist attack was a shock tha

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again you said it was halloween, new yorkers are resilient people.t as you heard the mayor say, the governor say, they wanted people to continue on their night, go out and fought be afraid, that's exactly what i saw, walking down the street on granite street, it's a block off the west side highway, a couple blocks. >> that street was still opened, all the people normally out on that bike path were out on granite street. they were trick or treating, walking the street and to me that showed not only an incredible resilience. it made me happy and feel proud to be a new yorker. >> i'm really flood to hear. that i've gone trick or treating in tribeca before with my nephews. it's good to hear the neighborhood keeps trekking on. >>> the attack comes one day after a french pro isis group posted a specific threat for october 31st. the attack also comes when isis in iraq and syria has lost nearly all of its territory. the u.s. coalition retook mosul earlier this summer in iraq and ultimately raqqa, which is considered the terror grown-up's defacto in neighbori

as new yorkers, as a country we should come together and lock arms. people as you pointed out, chris, they're going to be out in the parade. it's a tremendous gathering of the gorgeous mosaic of new york city. but we want to be there for the families moving forward. and i would suggest the president leave his commentary and just expressing thoughts and condolences. >> we should note that -- congressman, thank you very much. nbc contributor is the lead correspondent on terrorism at "the new york times." you've covered truck attacks. you've covered attacks that range from directed to international terror organizations to inspired. what have you learned so far? >> number one, isis put out a series of posters that were translated in four different languages that called for attacks on halloween. it was issued in french, russian, in german, and in english. so that happened just yesterday. i find that curious. the second thing that is indicative i think here of a possible terror link is he screams alue akbar. presumably he speaks russian and english. he does

my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best. be new yorkers.e proud, be resilient. show the whole world right now that we will not be moved by terror. again, you see everyone here, every agency united in common cause and this is also part of what makes us strong. with that, i want to thank his efforts in the state's efforts and welcome governor cuomo. >> thank you very much. let me begin by asking us all to remember in our thoughts and prayers the eight lives that were lost tragically. that that is the image that can never be undone and their families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. mayor deblasio, to the n.y.p.d., fdny, state police. i was on the scene yesterday. the performance was phenomenal and the coordination and the effort was top shelf indie kids want reassurance to know that there is this level of perfection was on an expertise protecting the people of this city and this state. it is also important to remember that while the leadership of the police department is top shelf, officer nash, five years on the job, 28 years old, he

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our spirit that new yorkers are strong and resilient.ay's tragedy and new yorkers do not give in in the face of these kinds of actions. joining us from new york, is babatunde ogunniyi. he's a student living in new york and witnessed the attack. i know it is very late there. very pleased to see that you are ok. tell us pleased to see that you are ok. tell us what happened. azzi said, i'm a student who goes to college right across the street. it is an area we re across the street. it is an area were a lot of people go, commute, walk their dogs, jogging, an area thatis walk their dogs, jogging, an area that is used a lot recreationally. a lot of skate parks around. me and a friend happened to be across the street at the time. you can see the white truck revving its engine. so me and a friend kind of looked at each other and were wondering why the driver was so aggressive. shortly after the trip, hopped onto the curb and hit two people and at that point, it was a matter of what we do. would we do we run towards the people the garbage truck o

and i'm going to be honest with you-- like most new yorkers, i was angry, and i was scared. i ride on that bike path, just like everybody else. but if there's one thing i've come come to love about the city is that it's new york. and new yorkers aren't going to let terrorists change their lives, especially when they have a party to get to. >> the city recovered quickly tonight as thousands packed the halloween parade route. >> i think as new yorkers, we wanted to show we can still come out to the streets. >> nothing stops new yorkers. >> i refuse to live in fear. >> in a time like this, we need to come together. >> happy, halloween! >> happy halloween, everyone! >> we can't live in fear. i'm not going to let fear stop me, okay. i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing. i'm going to have fun. i'm going to pray for those people, but i'm going to have fun. >> trevor: you go, girl! ( applause ) "i'm going to pray for those people, but i'm going to have fun." isis, come on, look at that. you have no chance. are you serious? you are never going to beat that lady. and new york is alm

. >> this morning president trump responds with a new order to homeland security as new yorkers vow to move forward stronger than ever. >> we go forward together. we're not going to let them win. >> live team coverage right now on "america this morning." >>> and we do say good morning on a busy wednesday. several breaking developments in that truck rampage here in new york. now being called an act of terror. >> at least eight people were killed including five people from argentina visiting new york to celebrate a high school reunion? >> overnight the fbi searching the suspect's home in new jersey and a local mosque where it's believed he prayed. we learned about his travel from uzbekistan, his past as an uber driver and a note found in the home depot rental truck claiming to link the attack to isis. >> forensic experts have been working the crime scene along that busy bike path the scene of the rampage and we're going to start off our coverage with abc's stephanie ramos who is there in lower manhattan. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. we're just abo

i would point out that a lot of new yorkers point out in the afternoon.he evening is the time when people go to job, west side, i think really the tactical circumstance in the time of day, i think there's truth to that, but really the luck factor is very large overall. dagen: let me point one thing out, though, this is an area -- it's a pier 40 is where people were hit by the vehicle and attack ended in high school roughly a mile south, the area, that area, there is an entire separate pedestrian park running path over on the water that's -- no, that's why he was on the bike path and not the actual pedestrian path, so that's one other reason why more people weren't injured. >> gentlemen, weigh in on the targeting here, so we have a guy who is in home depot in new jersey, he drives now to manhattan and looks for this spot, what does that say to you -- maria: why that spot? was he meaning to attack the bus, what can you glen from the circumstances of this attack as to what motivation is in terms of targeting? >> you know, it wouldn't surprise me if this was

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but my message to all new yorkers is do what you do best be new yorkers be strong be proud to be resilient show the whole world right now. that we will not be moved by terror or on this from new york where we join john holt the one who reports for newsweek magazine welcome to you perhaps you can bring us up to date with the latest on the investigation yes we've just been updated by the mare and the n.y.p.d. and it seems that the f.b.i. and the n.y.p.d. did not know about this they were very careful with their wording did not know about the suspect prior to the incident and it also seems that the way they've been in communication with the wife and she was not aware that he was planning this attack but it is still you know very early we're still learning a lot of the details and look from what we know so far he did pledge allegiance to isis there was materials found at the scene of the crime to the vehicle the drugs. but isis is actually not claimed responsibility for the attack. and the suspects i followed. details are emerging about him yes absolutely he's twenty nine years old from new je

the next day, new yorkers will also wake up and keep going.ause in an uncertain world, one thing is for sure -- new yorkers will never live in fear. >> amen to those powerful words from stephen colbert yesterday. as we mentioned that was him reacting to the terror attack here in new york city. >>> yeah, we're following latest but now following the headlines. president trump distanced themselves from the former foreign policy adviser with the actors in the 2016 election. but "the washington post" shows documents that reportedly so george papadopoulos in general contact with most senior officials and meeting with foreign officials and reporter as broad as a campaign surrogate. a source at the meeting told that papadopoulos sat at the elbow during a dinner with sessions. the post reports that papadopoulos met months later in september 2016 with a midlevel representative of the british foreign office where he said he had contact with the senior level of russian government. and papadopoulos reportedly conferred at one point with the foreign ministe

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