Ángel padilla, el nuevo superheroe de los estudiantes.lla, uno de los agentes heridos durante el arresto del acusado de plantar bombas en nueva york y nueva jersey. >> sÓlo quiero decir que estaba haciendo mi trabajo. reportera: no pudo contener las lÁgrimas recibir agradecimiento y abrazos de los estudiantes, quienes escribieron tarjetas para desearle pronta recuperaciÓn. >> eres mi hÉroe, mejora te. reportera: el padre de familia fue baleado en el torso, pero no tuvo heridas de gravedad porque vestÍa chaleco antibalas. tienen mucho que agradecer a padilla, los alumnos. el atentado provocÓ el cierre del plantel por 3 horas como medida de precauciÓn. el agente ingresÓ departamento de policia 2001, fue parte de la asociaciÓn de padres y maestros de la escuela. >> siempre venÍa a jugar baloncesto con los niÑos, en la noche. reportera: la idea de agasajar lo probidad estÁ clase de tercer aÑo. >> agradezco a la escuela por permitir a mi y a mis compaÑeros poder venir aquÍ. reportera: estudiantes hicieron tarjetas de agradecimiento para el seg

i want to go through the names, officer angel padilla, encountered the suspect in the store front, the bar there and it was he who aroused him or roused him i should say and the man began firing. officer padilla was injured. officer padilla who recognized him as the suspect in the bombings around the tri state but even during the shootout he was able to get up and move in some way, running or walking whatever, westbound from that area where he encountered another police officer, officer hammar as he was named by the mayor and officer who engaged him, he returned fire and there were some wounds to officer hammar and officer kajano involved in all of this who had high blood pressure, huge-stress related time would cause somebody with high blood pressure to be checked. he felt stressed out and they took him, but that's it. the officers -- all of the officers involved, heros each one, able to take this man down and he is alive and that maybe the most important bit of this day. think of the wealth of information the man on the stretcher may have available to the jttf, the joint terrorism ta

the two officers shot by rahami, peter hammer and angel padilla, are recovering from their injuries this shoot-out. linden police found rahami after they got a call about a person sleeping in the doorway of a local bar. let's bring in gadi schwartz standing outside the new york/new jersey hospital where rahami is being kept. can you tell us about that business owner discovering rahami and how that situation quickly escalated once police arrived? >> reporter: good morning, alex. the business owner is actually a bar owner. he saw rahami sleeping under his stoop. this was a time when it was very rainy outside, early in the morning. he went over, tried to get rahami to move, then when he got close enough he recognized raha rahami. this was a time also when shortly after everybody's cell phone, millions of cell phones were going off with this alert. he called police and when police got there the first officer that started to approach him, angel padilla, recognized him as well. so he ordered him to put his hands out and immediately we're told rahami pulled out a gun and shot the officer, almos

. >> and i understand you actually know one of the police officers who were shot, angel padilla. >> angel, yes. he's -- angel is a very good friend of ours. good customer, quality person. never does not wear his vest, thank god he was wearing his vest. thank god. my heart goes out to him. he's a true hero. >> yeah, because from what i understand, he was, you know, a couple of feet away, six feet or so away, according to one eyewitness i talked to earlier -- >> yeah -- >> it could have been much worse. >> yeah, point-blank, really, could have totally been much worse. but he acted like any of these great police in our country would act, selfless. >> yeah, every day, do what they do. derek, what goes through your mind when you think back. it all happened so fast. when you think about it now, what goes through your mind? >> kind of like dave said. it comes to a shock to us. so close to home. we're a close-knit community. hearing what happened in seaside and elizabeth and new york, to actually see it, it really comes to a shock. the braver of the linden police department and all of the police

sabemos que uno de los agentes lesionados durante el enfrentamiento es Ángel padilla, veterano de 14aman como un hÉroe ya que actuÓ rÁpidamente y en tÍfico como el fugitivo al que buscaban. el segundo herido recibiÓ un balazo que le rozÓ la cabeza, ambos estÁn recuperándose. javier: vamos a donde nos acompaÑa quien ha seguido muy de cerca esta noticia en desarrollo. reportero: gracias carolina y javier. me encuentro en la calle 23, el tramo que permaneciÓ cerrado desde la noche del sÁbado, mientras las autoridades federales recogÍan evidencia que se va a dar al responsable de la explosiÓn. como pueden ver estos son algunos de los daÑos, ventanas destrozadas, mucho de los comerciantes estÁn llegando a limpiar sus negocios. se espera que el alcalde visite esta zona en horas de la tarde para reunirse con alguno de los comerciantes del Área y algunos residentes y demostrar que toda la gran manzana estÁ volviendo a la normalidad. que los habitantes de nueva york deben mantener la calma. este explisivo era con elementos fragmentados que hacÍan un potente explosivo. es todo desde nueva york

. >> Ángel padilla uno de los policÍas que capturÓ, visitó una escuela a pocas cuadras donde se realizÓdario, horas antes de colocar los explosivos. dijeron que el fbi no les permite dar declaraciones sobre el tema. varios familiares han sido interrogados por el fbi, mientras las autoridades continÚan buscando posibles cÓmplices. univisiÓn. marÍa elena: faltan cuatro dÍas para que hillary clinton, se enfrente a trump, en el primero de tres debates presidenciales. llegara en un momento en que las encuestas indican que la contienda, se ha vuelto muy reÑida. se espera que marque claramente el contraste entre los dos candidatos. >> se espera que unos 100 millones de personas, vean el primer debate entre hillary clinton y el lunes en la universidad, de nueva york. una contienda virtualmente empatada, mucho estarÁ en juego en un cara a cara de 90 minutos. >> el primer debate siempre es clave. >> votante independiente o indeciso. hillary clinton estÁ inmersa en la preparaciÓn. estudio sobre cÓmo aprovechar las vulnerabilidades en la personalidad de trump, la asiste un equipo de veteranos estra

rahami reportedly pulled a gun and shot officers angel padilla and peter hammer when they approached. they're both recovering.he was caught after which left the suspect wounded but alive. rahami isusp ected of planting explosive dev -- saturday morning at a charity race for marines in seaside park, new jersey..and another that exploded saturday night in maattan, juring 29 people... a third device was discovered just blocks away that failed to detonate... nat: explosion.monday ... a mile from his home ... a backpack filled with 5 devices was tonated by police ... after it homeless men. rahami is an american citizen, raised in the us, whose family immigrated fr afghanistan... sot;he goes from, you know, just being a normal kid to wanting to hurt people. rahami has been charged with five counts of attempted murder against a police officer .he could get up to 20 years for each count relatively a li sentence.investigators say determine his motive. miguell magual back to you with less humidity today. joins us now with a check on the forecast. after last evenings downpours, the clouds cleare

this man -- bombing suspect ahmad khan are expected to make full recoveries -- this is officer angel padilla -- he was shot in the torso, but wasn't seriously hurt because of his bullet proof vest.on the right -- this is officer peter hammer -- it's still not clear where he was hit. and while those officers recover in the hospital -- rahami is also recovering from his injuries.rahami was not on the terror watch list but is believed to have planted bombs in new york and new je explosion in chelsea on saturday night wounded 29 people. this morning authorities saying again there is no reason to believe there are any more bombs planted and they're reiterating rahami was working alone. investigators say the mississippi man charged with killing two nuns... one with ties to milwaukee.. has confessed.according to investigators 46-year-old rodney earl sanders confessed to killing sisters margaret held and paula merrill in their mississippi home.sister margaret served at the school of st. francis in milwaukee the milwaukee county district attorney's office says there's no time-frame on when its review

angel padilla and peter hammer responded to a call of a man on the steps of elizabeth street bar in new rahami opened fire injuring the two. one officer has been released from the hospital, the other is still being monitored by doctors. witnesses turned amateur -- witness-turned-amateur video journalist david and david ayres caught it on tape. you shot the amazing video, what is your reaction to videotaping it? weren't you worried about getting shot yourself? >> no, not really. i mean we were in the corner, we didn't take our hands or anything out. we had the camera out to the side, i wasn't worried about getting shot or anything like that. liz: david was it shocked to see the reports and the terrorist right in your neighborhood? >> i wouldn't call it a shock, but you kind of know what's going on in the news and stuff like that, so i guess a shock in our neighborhood because this stuff doesn't happen around here, but not a shock overall. liz: derrick, i'd like to turn to derrick, you are the manager of linden autobody. was that close to the scene of the shooting here? >> yes. liz: you w

policÍas que hicieron frente a la situaciÓn y se jugaron la vida frente a nombre tan peligroso es Ángel padillalamÓ al fbi en 2014 y dijo que su hijo en un realista, pero se retracÓo diciendo que querÍa decir que andaba con pandillas. hoy su padre hablÓ de la mala conducta de su hijo en su casa. decÍa que se estaba portando mal. apuÑalÓ a su hermano sin motivo. lo puse en la cÁrcel hace unos aÑos, dijo. pero quiÉn es en realidad? y que problema tuvo su esposa para intentar cruzar a estados unidos aÑos atrÁs? congresista federal fue parte del proceso. >> su padrino mi oficina para firmar el permiso para nosotros investigar el pasaporte. el pasaporte estaba vencido y tenÍa que buscar un pasaporte nuevo. cuando fue a buscar el pasaporte le dijeron que no podÍan darle la visa. marÍa leticia: un piloto muriÓ y otro resultÓ herido cuando se estrellÓ el avion de espionaje u2 en que volaban en california. la nave estrellÓ cerca de sacramento. los datos de la fuerza aÉrea estadounidense cumplÍan una misiÓn de entrenamiento, ambos activaron un voto para salir expulsados del aviÓn antes de que se e expres

officer angel padilla and others chased him in their vehicles. there is a dramatic shot for you. and chased him down and encountered him again and there was yet another shootout. and locals described, witnesses on the scene, by now, it is 11:00 in the morning. not as if the day is not begun. it is a standard monday. and kids are off to school and you are off to work. and all of the sudden, a shootout is happening on the streets of a residential neighborhood. this is new york/new jersey and it all kind of happens in one place. and the shootout got very intense. according to the people on the scene and witnesses directly to the the new york times, more than 30 shots were fired. they saw the cars speeding and pursued by police cars. does that mean after he headed west that he was able to get into a car? i haven't been told that, but according to the witness report it sounds like it happened. or were they chasing him as he was a pedestrian? that is less likely. if they are chasing you down the residential street. you could be be in a vehicle. we'll get details on it later, but the wi

new jersey police officer angel padilla will visit a grade school to thank students for their cards and well wishes. he was hit in his bullet proof vest by ahmad khan rahami moments before rahami was arrested. jimmy garoppolo injured, jacoby brissett could become the first african-american quarterback to start a regular season game for the patriots when they face the texans tonight. a big deal so watch out for it. you're watching "early today." so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. seconds after carving, we not only seal every slice, we double seal it. the results are something to savor. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. [ crowd noise ] whoa. [ gears stopping ] when your pain reliever stops working, has the strength to stop pain for 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. so live your whole day, not part... >>> this morning, in a "today" exclusive, savannah guthrie sits down with prusissa chan, wife of mark zuckerberg, to discuss the $3 billion pledge to fight disease. >> a major data breach story developing now, and stocks overseas are rallying. landon dowd

ahora sabemos que uno de los dos agentes lesionados durante el enfrentamiento con el sujeto es Ángel padillaa policial de linden. hoy lo aclaman como un hÉroe ya que actuÓ rÁpidamente identificÓ a rahami como el fugitivo que buscaba. padilla recibiÓ un balazo en el torso. el segundo agente herido recibiÓ un balazo que le rozó la cabeza. ambos estÁn recuperÁndose. javier: vamos carolina donde nos acompaÑa eny pichar que ha seguido esta noticia en desarrollo me encuentro en la calle 23 el tramo que permaneciÓ cerrado desde la noche del sÁbado. aquÍ recogieron evidencias que lo llevaron a dar con el responsable de la explosiÓn que dejÓ a 29 personas heridas. Éstos son algunos de los aÑos, muchas ventanas destruidas. hemos visto que mientras los neoyorquinos tratan de volver a la normalidad, muchos de los comerciantes estÁn llegando a limpiar sus negocios. se espera que el alcalde visite esta zona en horas de la tarde para reunirse con algunos de los comerciantes del Área y residentes y demostrar que todo, en la gran manzana estÁ volviendo a la normalidad. que los neoyorquinos deben mantener la

angel padilla is out of the hospital, and pete hammer is expected to be released today. that is good news. i want to bring in pete williams. joins my from d.c. we're talking lone wolf. did this man act alone? was he part of a terrorist cell? what do we know? >> we know what the investigators tell us, which is that they don't know the answer to that question yet. obviously, it's what they want to look at. it's what they always look at after someone is arrested for a crime like this or is going to be charged with a crime like this. right now, they say they have no evidence that anyone else helped him, but they don't know where the bombs were built. they would like to know whether he had help planning this, getting the materials, planting the bombs. any kind of help like that. it's possible he could have done this on his own. the instructions are widely available on the internet. so that's a question they very much are trying to pursue right now. they want to look at his social media, who he was in touch with, interviewing friends and neighbors. that's going to take a long

. >>> linden's mayor credits officer angel padilla for today's take down.e told fox news padilla was first on scene. rahami fired hit fitting pea dee yahoo returned fire. he got hit in the leg and bullet proof office. also hurt officer patrick with a graze wound right now we know all were acts of terror. >> it does not help if false reports or incomplete information is out there. so try to as much as possible stick to what our investigators say because they actually know what they're talking about. >> the president also says no apparent connection exists between the bombs in new york and new jersey and minnesota establishing that injured nine people. off duty police officer shot and killed the attacker. of course, as the news continues to break on this story you'll see it 24/7 on fox29.com. now, back here at home, one of the police officers shot friday night in west philadelphia is out of the hospital. officer ed miller is one of the five people wounded. a 25-year-old woman died. police ended up shooting and killing the gunman. fox 29's dave stratt wiser jo

. >>> como un autÉntico heroe recibieron hoy al oficial Ángel padilla en la escuela de linden new jerseypor su valentÍa por enfrentarse con el atacante de las bombas si no porque han crecido a su lado. padilla forma parte de las actividad extra curriculares del colegio. y una pequeÑa li pregunta como se sintiÓ al momento de enfrentarse. padilla responde pensativo. ¿quÉ tanto miedo tenÍa? estaba nervioso, en mero voy so. >>> recibiÓ un impacto de bala en el torso y traÍa un chaleco antibalas que logra sobrevivir la ba lr valentÍa de ponerse en la lÍnea de fuego que los niÑos quieran ser como Él. >>> salvar la ida de toda la gente. en new york, rebeca smith, noticias telemundo >>> anoche telemundo ganÓ el premio emmy a la mejor cobertura de una noticia en desarrollo, por la visita del papa francisco a amÉrica. >>> un premio que recogimos anoche en new york, una pequeÑa parte de la familia telemundo que es un orgullo compartir con todos los colegas que trabajan, con pasiÓn en cobertura, y con todos ustedes que son la forma de ser en noticias telemundo. >>> a punto de marcharnos, no dejen de

. >> fifth graders at lyndon school number 5 in new jersey wrote letters to officer angel padilla. he was wounded in a shootout with ahmad rahami. his bullet proof vest saved his life. say thanks for their cards and letters. president obama today awarded a 2015 national medal of arts and national humanities medal. [applause] also that mel brooks. other winners included morgan freeman, you know, driving miss radio host terry gross. the president also handed out medals for national humanities. he says those being honored are the best in their field, and give every piece of themselves to their crafts. >> i think we would all agree with that. gabby douglas, she's petite, just under 5-feet tall. >> her towering presence as a trailblazing gold medalist earned her a very special place in a very special museum. the smithsonian african american >> four summer u go she became the first african american in olympic history to become the women's individual all round champion. the new museum will have some of her gymnast pieces here on display in a case highlighting a number of olympic athletes.

angel padilla is spotted the suspect and gave chase. he was saved by his bulletproof vest. >>> another major republican figure is making no bones about the fact that he's voting for hillary clinton. former president george h.w. bush told dozens of people at a reception in maine he will not be voting for the republican presidential candidate. no one else in the bush family has declared support for clinton but only his grandson so far has endorsed trump. >>> speaking of trump the campaign is blasting a report accusing him of settling family charity. the trump foundation allegedly paid more than $250,000 to resolve two cases against two of trump's private clubs prompting hillary clinton's campaign to call him a fraud. we get more now from abc's david wright. >> reporter: "the washington post" accused trump of using his foundation as a piggy bank to settle lawsuits against his companies in possible violation of irs rules. when his mar-a-lago club faced a $120,000 fine for hav a flagpole he settled by pledging $100,000 to a veterans charity.

the two officers shot by rahami, peter hammer and angel padilla, are recovering from their injuries.fficer padilla has been released after being hit in the bullet proof vest in the abdomen. officer hammering ing is being for observations. police released an emergency alert looking for this this man captures on surveillance camera. linden police found rahami after they got a call about a man sleeping in the doorway of a local bar. officers say when they approached him he meet pulled out a gun and started firing. >> he didn't even like have any kind of expression that somebody saw him, you know. like -- he said, okay, i'll move to the other side, you know? moved to the other side. that was 9:00. then i come back, i ran back to my store and i said, this guy looks so similar to the guy, just watching the tv. >> though there was early speculation the person behind the explosives could be part of a broader cell, law enforcement officials no longer believe that to be the case. charges may still be filed in connection to this weekend's blaps. he is currently being held on $5.2 million bond a

angel padilla was the man that approached the suspected terrorists outside of the bar. padilla was shot in the vest but the round hit his bullet-proof vest. he fired several rounds at he would face when he respond to the bar. >> he is going there to wake up a sleeping vagrant and he comes face to face to someone hellbent on causing injury to him and to god knows who else. >> daniel: the other injured officer was peter hammond was on patrol when bullet shattered his window. broken glass struck him in the head. both are okay. >>> massport ceo tom glen said they stepped up security at the governor baker said asked transit police to increase their presence and congressman stephen lynch is receiving briefings daily. >> i haven't heard yet that any of these individuals were on the radar screen of the fbi up until this point. whether we can connect the dots after the fact and say we should have seen this coming, i am not sure yet. >> julie: congressman lynch said he is concerned what happens in october with the end. >> daniel: fox25 will continue to monitor the investigation i

this man -- bombing suspect ahmad khan are expected to make full recoveries -- this is officer angel padilla -- he was shot in the torso, but wasn't seriously hurt because of his bullet proof vest.on the right -- this is officer peter hammer -- it's still not clear where he was hit. and while those officers recover in the hospital -- the 28-year-old suspect is also recovering from his injuries. rahami is believed to have planted bombs in new york and new bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend -- one explosion in chelsea on saturday night wounded 29 people. this morning authorities saying there is no reason to believe there are any more bombs planted and they're reiterating rahami was working alone. milwaukee's common council wants to expand early voting to more sites across the city. that's on the agenda at city hall this morning. pete zervakis is live at city hall with a look ahead . the common council meets at 9 this morning... less than one week before early voting is expected to start in milwaukee. a recent, federal court ruling schedules. in milwaukee... the election comissio

who were involved in the shooting with rahami have now been released from the hosptial.officer angel padilla was released monday night hours after he was shot in the torso. officials say his bullet proof vest saved his life.one bullet actually grazed the head of officer pete hammer. he was released yesterday. a man claiming to be a radical elementary school in utah yeste. yesterday.a man named christopher craig threatened his 9-year-old's elementary school on his blog.the suspect parked his car right at the school's front doors and claimed he had explosives. after a three hour long negotiation -- craig surrendered to authorities. officials said said he has a history of previous crimes and mental problems. in new york city -- president obama addressed the united the last time as commander in c. chief.the president warned the american people about of the dire consequences a policy of isolationism would have on the country.he didn't mention republican nominee donald trump by name -- but did make reference to his campagin promise to build a border wall. the president says the u-s must remain ope

rahami reportedly pulled a gun did shot officers angel padilla and peter hammer when they approached. they're both recovering this morning. he was caught after a foot chase and gunfight which left the suspect wounded but alive. he's suspected of planting explosive devices saturday morning at a charity race for marines in sea side park, new jersey, and another that exploded saturday night in manhattan, injuring 29 people. a third device was discovered just blocks away but failed to detonate. monday, a mile from his home, a backpack filled with five devices was detonated by police after it was discovered by two homeless men. rahami is an american citizen, raised in the u.s. whose family emigrated from afghanistan. >> he goes from being a normal kid to wanting to hurt people. >> reporter: rahami has been charged with five counts of attempted murder against a police officer. he could get up to 20 years for each count, relatively a life sentence. investigators say they are still trying to determine his motive. now back to you. >>> to decision 2016. traffic officials are worried about calif

officer angel padilla was also hurt when he was shot in his bullet-proof vest. he was release hospital yesterday. >> in worcester, a reminder the threat of terror today as the disaster drill tested the emergency crews prepared innocence. they were tested with an active shooting scenario at a nightclub or music club. the drill had been planned for months but the attacks in new york and new jersey were not far from the minds of people taking part. >> everyone here, i guarantee you, is responding and claiming this exercise knows on their day to day job that this is see extra police presence at ball games and transportation centers but the city's police commissioner reminded us that even out of the way places could be targets of terror. so if you see something, say something. today ynn informed us they identified a man in their video that was not rahami -- they identified him as rahami but he was cnn and news 25 regret the error. >>> tonight these two mothers were allegedly drunk with their babies outside a local mall. as kerry kavanaugh shows us, police say they we

. >>> linden's mayor credits angel padilla with rahami's take down. he told "fox news" that padilla was first to arrive on the scene help rahami start firing and hit pag dea and then shot back. padilla was hit this is leg and bullet-proof vest. he is expected to be okay. linden officer patrick hammer was also hurt with the grazed wound. >>> first office are targeted in a gunman's hate filled rampage is expect to get out of the hospital, this morning. sergeant sylvia young could be released as early as 8:00 o'clock. officials are arranging a patrol escort for her trip home. sergeant young was one of two officers shot in west philadelphia friday night along with three other people, a 25 year-old woman was killed. >>> breaking news coming out of the france, paris prosecutors say there have been eight new arrestness connection with the bastille day truck attack in nice that left 86 people dead. we will have more information for you, on that. >>> oh, officials say suspect released to the attacker, islamic state group has claimed responsibility for the july

. >>> linden's mayor credits officer angel padilla for rahami's take town. he told "fox news" padilla was first on the scene. rahami fired first hitting padilla then shot back. padilla was hit in the leg and his bullet-proof vest. he is expect to be okay. also hurt linden officer path try grammar with the grazed wound. >>> president obama praising law enforcement, in at tax of both new york and new jersey. >> i'm extraordinarily happy with the cooperation that has been taking place between the fbi and state and local law enforcement officials. i told governor's cuomo, christie and mayor deblasio that they will have all federal support as they move ahead with their investigations, and in tracking down every lead and working to keep the people of this city and this region, safe. >> the president is cautioning against jumping to conclusions while the investigation continues. he says that the american spirit is resilient and we will bounce back from these attacks. he's grateful to lives were taken. >>> the first officer targeted in a gunman's hateful rampage is

seeing two linden police officers hurt in today's shootout with rahami on the left is officer angel padilla shot in the leg and bullet proof vest when he walked up to raha rahami. on the right, officer patrick ham rue who a bullet grazed. both will be okay. stay with fox 29 and fox29.com for any new developments. >>> knee replace many soon be a surgery of the past? some local doctors are working to save patients from going under the knife. but it's not yet approved in the us. >> that's right. fda just sanctioned series of studies at the rothman institute at jefferson to see how effective therapy is. fox 29's joyce evans devils into it all. ♪ >> reporter: ear comes carter. >> he's not going to stop. you cannot stop this guy. >> reporter: strolling into the rothman institute at jefferson to see his surgeon again. >> his life is all about 68 boring and surfing. >> assails boogie border, snowboarder, skier and all around fearless guy. has been for about 30 years. orthopedic sports surgeon bradford tucker see as lot of carter. >> he raises in his backyard. he has a half pipe. >> one of my discs

that officer, angel padilla, 18-year veteran of the force.countered the suspect and according to police was shot at by the suspect. those bullets hitting his bulletproof vest. again, he's doing well and likely going to be released tonight. a second officer who the shot at according to police by the suspects is a 23-year veteran of the force, peter hammer. we're told he is doing well, but he's going to be held overnight for observation. police tell us the suspect fired at hammer as he was sitting in his patrol vehicle. those bullets ricocheting likely off of the windshield and hitting fragments of those bullets on his forehead and causing some grazing wounds. again, doing well, though. both officers received calls from president obama today, anderson, thanking them for their service and bravery. >> yeah. incredible bravery. as, i mean, amazing job for all the police here in the tri-state area whoever been working this case for the last three days. what do we know about the suspect's condition, the extent of his wounds? >> reporter: at this poi

officer angel padilla welcomed by a group of students at a school just two blocks from where that shoot-out took place. >> feels good to, you know, that >> reporter: investigators are also focusing on a three-hour window saturday night from when rahami was picked up on surveillance cameras in chelsea and when his car was seen leaving manhattan. orge. >> many more questions to be answered. thanks very much. >>> now to that new trouble for anthony weiner, the former congressman brought down by a seconding scandal. new york law enforcement authorities investigating allegations he traded sexually explicit messages with a 15-year-old girl and david wright has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. no formal subpoenaed anthony weiner's cell phone records because of his sexting relationship with a high school sophomore. the new york daily news headline says it all, 15 could get him 20. allegations that the disgraced former congressman knowingly exchanged explicit messages with a 15-year-old now drawing widespread condemnation from new york state's governor -- >> it's possibly criminal and it is si

. >> reporter: officers angel padilla and peter hammer wounded in the shoot-out. >> he's my inspiration. what he did is commendable. i'm proud of him. he's the reason i'm a police officer myself. >> reporter: rahami shot several times. his arm and leg bandaged. >> the bomb suspect right there. look at him. >> reporter: 90 minutes after the shootout began, the suspect detained, rushed to university hospital in newark where he underwent surgery. right now rahami is being held on $5.2 million bail. he is only charged in connection with the shootout that happened yesterday. but, of course, more charges are expected to be filed in connection with the bombings and word is he is not cooperating with police. guys, even refusing to give his name at this hour. back to you. >> we'll see if that changes over time. amy, thanks very much. >>> let's get more on rahami's past now from our chief investigative correspondent brian ross. and brian, rahimi's travels overseas, a real focus of the investigation. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. u.s. officials are pressing for more information about th