but first, right now, terror suspect ahmed khan rahami is in custody facing five counts of attempted murder of police officers. good afternoon, it is tuesday, september 20. i'm michelle griego. kenny is out on assignment. >>> right now, prosecutors are weighing additional charges over the bombings in new york and new jersey as they learn more about the suspect and what might have motivated him. brook silva-braga joins us live from elizabeth, new jersey, where rahami lives. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's a busy afternoon outside the rahami family home. the father came out several times and on one occasion started to talk about his son. the father of terror suspect ahmed khan rahami stood outside the family's home this morning and said he called the fbi two years ago. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: investigators are now piecing together clues about his 28-year-old son and what might have driven him to bombings in new york and new jersey over the weekend. sources tell cbs news they have recovered a handwritten note and notebook. the writings reveal he was radicalized. they are going to l

ahmed khan rahami was placed on the watchlist as early as tuesday 14 by his father. confirmed that he told the authorities two years ago about his son. he described his son as a terrorist who had contact with bad people overseas, but recanted saying that his son was hanging out with gangs and acting like a dog. -- like a thug. checked thethe fbi databases and found nothing to link rahami with terror groups or evidence of radicalization. the neighbor above the shop that was also the home of the rahami family sounded an alarm saying he heard the father calling his son a terrorist.

did you ever meet ahmed khan rahami. >> i did speak with the father when the problems were occurring. i asked to understand what they were going for. he will stay open 24-hours and claimed they were not loud and not noisy, yet the police reports and the neighbors contradicted that and therefore the litigation because he had a strong position on staying open 24 hours and the city thought that was excessive because of the problems it was creating. >> all right, the mayor of elizabeth, thanks for taking a few minutes. >> again, to reset what you are looking at, two different things going o. this is the scene right now in elizabeth, new jersey at the fried chicken restaurant that is owned by the family of ahmed khan hrahami. they are bringing boxes, packages out of the store and lowing that into that van. that is the scene in elizabeth. you are watching newt gingrich in florida, now full screen. he is warming up and donald trump is expected at that rally any minute now. this is done on his first appearance today. we are keeping an eye on that. lots of juggling this afternoon and the los m

ahmed khan rahami was captured after a shootout with police. hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: ahmed khan rahami is in custody this morning facing five counts of attempted murder of police officers and gun charges. this cell phone video shows the 28-year-old handcuffed and laying on the ground in linden, new jersey, yesterday. president obama, who was in new york for the u.n. general assembly, praised the officers who took him down. >> it's just one more reminder of the extraordinary skill and sacrifice and courage of our law enforcement officers. >> reporter: authorities say they have directly linked rahami to saturday's explosions in new york city and new jersey and connected him to five more bombs found sunday night near a new jersey train station. they are also looking into whether he had any ties to terror groups. a senior law enforcement official tells cbs news rahami traveled to afghanistan three times in the last two years. he also visited pakistan. as the investigation continues to unfold, people who live here along the street

ahmed khan rahami was captured after a shootout with police yesterday. investigators say that he is directly linked to saturday's explosions in new york city and new jersey. he is also connected to five other bombs found at a train station on sunday night. president obama praised the officers who took him down. >> just one more reminder of, uhm, the extraordinary skill and sacrifice and courage, um, of our law enforcement officers. >> sources telling cbs news that rahami traveled to his native afghanistan at least three times in the past two years and also visited pakistan. he is a naturalized u.s. citizen facing several counts of attempted murder and terrorism charges. >>> world leaders gather once again at the united nations today for their annual meeting. yesterday, many of them attended the first-ever summit on refugees and migrants where they approved a declaration to provide a more coordinated response to the world's 65 million displaced people. this morning, president obama will address the world body for the last time before he leaves office in j

ahmed khan rahami a 28-year-old naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan has been charged with five counts of attempted murder. >> u.s. presidential candidates exchanged jabs. hillary clinton accused republican rival donald trump of helping islamist state militants saying they used his rhetoric as a recruiting tool. clinton called the attacks a serious challenge but urged americans to remain calm. >> this threat is real but so is our resolve. americans will not cower, we will prevail. we'll defend our country and we will defeat the evil twisted ideology of the terrorists. i'm the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. and i've laid out a comprehensive plan to meet the evolving nature of this threat and take the fight to servesry whe -- to isis every where they threaten us. >> donald trump complained the suspect will receive medical attention and legal representation calling it sad. speaking at a rally in the florida the u.s. republican presidential candidate st

ahmed khan rahami was arrested yesterday after a confrontation with police. 28-year-old naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan faces attempted murder and gun charges. >>> the united nations has suspended all deliveries of humanitarian aid in syria after air strikes hit a convoy heading to a rebel-held area. according to the red cross, at least 20 people were killed. aid workers say they saw syrian and russian aircraft in the area. both countries are denying responsibility. >>> helping refugees from syria and elsewhere will be a major topic of discussion today when president obama addresses the u.n. general assembly. he is expected to commit more resources to that effort. this is the president's final u.n. address before leaving the white house. >>> the ceo of wells fargo will appear at a u.s. senate hearing to apologize for scamming the bank's customers. thousands of wells fargo employees were fired for opening fake accounts and selling customer information. workers say the company pressured them to meet sales quotas. >>> a huge fire destroyed a home in ea

authorities want to know the motive for ahmed khan ramahi and whether he was working alone.8-year-old was taken into custody after the nypd asked for help in finding him. he was detained a few hours later when someone spotted him and contacted authorities.>> i was watching cnn on my laptop and they had his picture on the site. i said, this guy looks familiar. like the same guy.>> reporter: another new jersey resident captured the site just before the incident. new jersey police approach with a weapon and then gunfire. >> the whole thing took maybe less than 30 seconds. everything happened so fast. i was shaking a little bit. the cops pulled out a gun and then i realized that this was the guy. >> reporter: and naturalized u.s. citizen from afghanistan, he is links to the bombing. he was seen on surveillance cameras near the chelsea bombing and it left 20 people injured and all have been released from the hospital.>> a lot official -- law enforcement official says that his wife actually left the country a few days before the bombing. officials are working with authorities in p

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what do you make of this manma ahmed khan rahami and what he did? don't know a lot of facts at this point. i think most indications point to the fact he had some kind of political motivation. everybody is talkingca about terrorism. we don't know much about his radicalization. we're getting tidbits here and there of visits to afghanistan, which don't mean much because he's of north african descent. if you look at the tactic, you look at a pressure cookers, it's something al quaida sympathizers used in the past. the targets seem to have some political motives, a certain neighborhood in new york, the marine corps marathon. we don't know much. i think we're starting to get a picture of somebody who had some signs of radicalization. >> woodruff: juliette kayyem,te what do you make of this, the sophistication of it, how he carried it out? >> not very citiescated in terms of the pressure cooker. how to make it can be foundun online and the different elements are pretty rude manner. he did make a large quantity of them, but just to remind viewers, if all of

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following that bombing in he's 28-year-old ahmed khan rahami. they want to question him about a pressure cooker bomb exploding and injuring 29 saturday. a similar device found a few blocks away. now authorities believe that case may be linked to explosives found overnight in new jersey. five possible homemade pipe bombs packed into a backpack. federal investigators now looking into the possibility that a terror cell is operating in that area. we'll be updating you on both these cases here on news mobile app. >>> two children may be in danger now and you could be key to helping rescue them. >> let's go to reporter adam winer live with the search on the two children abducted over the weekend. what is the latest? >> reporter: the sheriff in a meeting now with detectives and the latest from them is that they believe the two siblings' lives could still very much be in danger. this is who authorities are looking for now -- 3-year-old mason williams. that is the two siblings. this is the parents, stacy williams stays and ryan williams. they don't have

meantime terror suspect ahmed khan rahami, his wife is back in the u.s. in june for pakistan. officials are now questioning her. rahami remains unconscious in the hospital but they say he's in critical but stable condition. >>> so is brad pitt an abusive father? the fbi now investigating the actor for an alleged fight he had on a jet with his 15-year-old son. the argument is what led angelina jolie to filed for divorce. someone on the plane called child protective services. i have a feeling this may just be the beginning. >> may not be pretty. >>> and the time now is about 15 minutes to the top of the hour. do you remember when hillary clinton said this -- >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. >> this morning there is a million dollars worth of evidence that that's not true. >>> and super model proves she's more than just a pretty face. look how she fights back when someone grabs her outside of a fashion show. >> good for her. >> love it. ♪ ♪ take on any road . . . . >>> welcome back to "fox & friends" first. here's a solution

. >> authorities say ahmed khan rahami was caught just a few hours ago. they got a call of a man seeping at a bar. when they got to the scene, they realized this was the man authorities were looking for. he pulled out a gun, fired at fortunately the police officer had a bulletproof vest. the suspect was taken to the hospital, three officers also taken to the hospital. >>> the man hunt started after two explosions if -- in new york and a third in new jersey. police are seeking rahami, a afghanistan. they were trying to figure out if the three bombings were connected. president obama spoke earlier. >> i know that the united nations meetings here every year already create an additional workload for new york, but given the u.n. meetings, we also have a particularly high level of federal resources here to help as needed. we are going to make sure that everybody is working together seamlessly as one team to get to the bottom of what happened, to find those responsible and to make sure that justice is done. working to figure out if their main suspect had any acc

. >> reporter: ahmed khan rahami is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan.ather spoke to nbc. >> did you know that your son was doing this? >> no. >> you had no idea? >> no. >> reporter: authorities say ahmed khan rahami said he and his father traveled to afghanistan multiple times and the suspect may have becomradi e becomradized. >> these are enemies, these are combatants. >> reporter: donald trump said we're too soft on immigration. >> which fails to properly vet and screen the individuals or families coming into our country. >> reporter: hillary clinton warns against religious tests. >> hate speech being normalized, the dog whistles are out in the open. >> reporter: and trump -- >> and it's wrong to path loose canon in charge who could start another war. >> reporter: this morning investigators are still trying to determine if rahami had help. we do know he's got a $5 million bond facing five counts of attempted murder. keep in mind those are state charges. for now the federal government hasn't weighed in yet. >> thank you very much for that. moving on to

. >> reporter: 28-year-old ahmed khan rahami is facing 10 federal terrorism charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a place of public use. more details emerged after complains were filed both in new york and new jersey last night. investigators say rahami bought bomb-making materials off e bail this summer and was seen on video blowing up a device in a backyard at or near his home at least two days before the bombings. his father said he warned police that his son might be a terrorist two years ago. the fbi said when they later questioned the father, he recanted his statement. authorities never spoke with rahami because he was in jail on another charge and had a defense attorney but said they did check databases and closed their inquiry after finding no terrorism ties. after rahami was captured during a violent shootout with police monday, investigators found a notebook spattered with blood and pierced by a bullet. in the notebook, rahami quoted osama bin laden and the anwar al lackey. he wrote about pipes bombs. and cooker bombs in the streets. they are try

reporter: it was midmorning as surveillance cameras spot the new york region's most wanted man, ahmed khan rahmanny, police in hot pursuit. >> a guy's shooting a gun, shots fired. >> reporter: it all ends with rahami wounded. you can see him in this photo lying on the ground. officers also injured in the gun battle. >> two linden police officers he did exchange gunfire. one officer was struck in the abdomen but into his bullet-proof vest. >> reporter: moments later rahami on a gurney, unconscious, after terrorizing the region in a string of bombings that gripped the new york metropolitan area. it began at 9:30 on a sunny saturday morning in seaside park, new jersey. runners gathering for a charity run for the marines. an explosion ripping apart this garbage can. the runners say because the race had been delayed. out of the boardwalk. >> reporter: sources telling abc news three pipe bombs tied together were to detonate at the start of the race. hours later in nearby new york city, another blast. shattering the joy of a saturday night. >> we heard a huge explosion, the ground shook, the wind

ahmed khan rahami. he was born january 1st of 1988. the new york police department has just put out a tweet. we had heard this name earlier public. now, as we understand it, he is the key to this investigation that the group that was stopped on the verrazano bridge is members of his family. that is the connection there, and they believe that this is the man that can be seen in surveillance videos at both of the bombing locations in new york on saturday evening in chelsea, both on 23rd and 27th streets. so he, they believe, is the key to th. we're told it is a combination of things. it was both the videos which were a telling thing but also the cell phones that were used as the power sources and the timers in, they believe, all three devices. the one on 23rd street blew up and obliterated the cell phone but the device on 27th street, the pressure cooker and the device left in new jersey on saturday in seaside park did not completely blow up so they were look at numbers called, so a combination of evidence, we're told, has led them to hi

investigators say ahmed khan rahami planted a bomb that injured 31 people in the new york chelsea neighborhood saturday. he was arrested monday after a shootout with police. he's accused of attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction along with other charges. investigators say he planted a second bomb in chelsea that didn't detonate. another bomb exploded harmlessly in a seaside town in new jersey and another set of explosives left in a tr elizabeth, new jersey. >>> the last bomb was discovered by a homeless plan and his friend. they found the backpack with explosives in it and both men being hailed as heroes. >> i am glad i was able to realize what the situation was and react in such a way that thank good ntsb no one got hurt. >> as soon as they saw what was inside they went to police. lee parker who you saw there picked up the backback he said because he really needs one. blue shopping bag. >>> dozens of countries around the world agreed to take in 360,000 refugees from various countries. president obama hosted the 50- country global summit that made that decision. that number is double t

a new federal complaint shows ahmed khan rahami bought sit truck acid, conductor boards, electric igniters and ball bearings just this summer and citric acid. he now faces at least 10 federal charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction and bomb a public place. >> in the near future it is our intention to bring the department to federal district court for the southern district of northern which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless others were gravely endangered by his bombs. >> reporter: prosecutors also found video that shows rahami shedding off what appears to be a pipe bomb in his backyard here in elizabeth, new jersey, earlier this month. investigators say it may have been practiced for saturday's attacks in manhattan and new jersey. rahami, a u.s. citizen, born in afghanistan, made several trips to afghanistan and pakistan in recent years, where he married a woman. she eventually came to the united states but left in june. sources tell cbs news, she was scheduled to return this week and is cooperating w

ahmed khan rahami is a 28-year-old u.s. citizen of afghghan descent.t. he was arresesd on nday. rahami allegedlyly set off the bomb in manttttan tha injured 31 people. federal prosecuts haha indicted himn tenen charges inclcludg the use ofeaponsf massestructi. the criminal complaint against rahami cites exkrerptexkrerpts carrying. notebooks criticizes what it calls the continueded slaughtery the u.s.s. in peoplple in afghanistan, syria and palestine. one passage said the sound of bombs will be heard in the streets and calls for death to oppression. the fbi investigated rahami two years ago but did not find any connections between him and terrorist groups. >>> world leaders are taking the stage at the united nations general assembly in new york. some are making their debut before the world body, others are saying farewell. earlier our colleague catherine kobayashi spoke to nhk world's kozue hamamoto who's covering the event t for us. she asked her about the highlights of the first day. >> reporter: two leaders spoke the last time at the general debate. secretary-general ban ki-mo

. >>> federal terrorism charges have been filed against ahmed khan rahami. a hollywood power couple splits citing irreconcilable differences. angelina jolie files for divorce from brad pitt. >>> good morning from the studio i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> violent protests broke out overnight after a black man was killed by police in charlotte, north carolina. dozens of demonstrators took to the streets in the northeast section of the city not far from a college campus. police were injured in the clashes. they say local protests threw rocks at cars on the i and a stretch of the highway was closed. >> reporter: city official in chart are calling for calm this morning after a fatal police shooting of a black man who sparked violent protests overnight. relatives of keith lamont scott say he was shot by officers while reading a book inside his car. but police maintain he had a gun. demonstrators knelt down with their hands up along the charlotte roadway overnight, steps away from officers in riot police fired tear gas and dispersed a crowd. some prote

ahmed khan rahami was placed on the watchlist as early as tuesday 14 by his father. confirmed that he told the authorities two years ago about his son. he described his son as a terrorist who had contact with bad people overseas, but recanted saying that his son was hanging out with gangs and acting like a dog. -- like a thug. checked thethe fbi databases and found nothing to link rahami with terror groups or evidence of radicalization. the neighbor above the shop that was also the home of the rahami family sounded an alarm saying he heard the father calling his son a terrorist. rahami also made multiple visits to afghanistan and had a year-long stay in pakistan and people say his behavior became very different as a result. friends and customers noted a change in his wardrobe. rather than the usual t-shirts, he started wearing more traditional muslim clothes, and he became a lot more devout about his faith. he would go to the back of the shop to pray. rahami was carrying a notebook when he was arrested after the ootout with police. it was drenched in blood and had a

now they have publicly identified him as a 28-year-old elizabeth, new jersey man, ahmed khan rowhani, born january 1, 1988. the new york police department has just put out a tweet. we had heard this name earlier now they are asking to make it public. as we understand it, he is the key to the investigation. the group stopped on the bridge is members of his family. that's the connection there. they believe this is the man that can be seen at surveillance videos in both bombing locations in new york on saturday evening in chelsea, both on 23rd and 27th streets. so he, they believe, is the key to this. how did they get on we're told it was a combination of things. that it was both the videos, which were a telling thing, but also the cell phones that were used as the power sources and the timers in they believe all three devices. the one on 23rd street blew up and obliterated the cell phone. but the device left on 27th street, the pressure cooker, and the device left in new jersey on saturday in seaside park did not completely blow up. so they were able to exploit the called. so a combinat

afghanistan at least t erhaps as late a >> reporter: new details reveal the father of bombing suspect ahmed khan rahami called his son a terrorist in 2014. >> i called the fbi years ago. >> what did you tell them? [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: they investigated the terrorist comment after rahami was arrested in 2014 for stabbing his brother in the leg at the family home in elizabeth, new jersey. the father told agents he had been angry and didn't mean it. >>> tell cbs news they have recovered from rahami a handwritten note and a notebook with a bullet hole in it. the notebook included references to osama bin laden and a radical american cleric. he is a u.s. citizen from afghanistan, traveled there three times recently, including 2014, and once to pakistan. how do you make sense of what's happened? >> i don't. i don't. i can't. the only thing i can say is he left this country to go over there and maybe he met some people who talked bad about our country. >> reporter: rahami is suspected in the manhattan bombing saturday that injured 29 people and a pipe bomb explosion at the jersey shore. p

and we're learning more today about the key suspect, ahmed khan rahami. the chairman of the house homeland security committee held up a copy of a bloody page from rahami's journal during a hearing on domestic terror. rahami is facing 10 federal charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction and bombing a public place. >> talks about god willing the sound of bombs will be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression. >> the feds released surveillance pictures showing two people apparently removing an unexploded pressure cooker from a piece of luggage on saturday. authorities say the men took the suitcase which was just a few blocks from where the other bombs detonated. the men are being sought as witnesses, not suspects. >>> campaign 2016. democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is raising money here in the bay area tonight. he arrived at sfo earlier today, went to two fundraisers in atherton, one hosted by two republican women. tim kaine has san francisco fundraiser on the schedule this evening. >>> hillary clinton

. >> reporter: born in afghanistan, ahmed khan rahami lived in elizabeth, new jersey, a working classhnically mixed city outside of new york. he graduated from edison high school. classmates say he didn't make much of an impression. he went on to middlesex county college, studied criminal justice, but dropped out. the rahamis own a fried chicken restaurant. ahmed worked the fryer, according to moses carnub. >> when you say he looked mad, he had an angry expression? or he was quick to get into fights or arguments? >> no, he kind of had that face that he always looked mad. >> reporter: the restaurant not popular with some neighbors who complained it was too loud, open too late. the police were often called in. the family filed a federal lawsuit five years ago alleging they were being harassed. muslims make too much trouble in this country, they claimed a neighbor said. >> they claimed in that lawsuit that they were being persecuted because they were muslims. >> this lawsuit had nothing to do with ethnicities or anything to do with religion or religious beliefs. >> reporter: but was it a

investigators say that 28-year- old ahmed khan rahami bought the materials to make the bombs off ebay. court documents also show that he videotaped himself blowing up a device in the backyard about two days before the saturday's bombings. he also reportedly quoted osama bin laden in his notebook. his father told reporters that he warned police about his son. >> i told the fbi years ago i told them, i told them he got a connection with this guy. >> he is currently in the hospital in critical but stable condition. >>> time now 4:42. germs might be a good thing after all. how scientists say the bacteria in our body could lead to a cure for cancer. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, francisco city attorney has issued subpoenas.. for the developers of the sinking millennium tower. officials are trying to figure out if owners were told about the struct 's >>> the san francisco city attorney has delivered subpoenas for the developers of the sinking millennium tower. officials are trying to find if owners were told about the structure issues. kpix 5's joe vazquez has the update >>> reporter: as the 58-story mill

. >> sources tell cbs news the fbi is looking for 28-year-old ahmed khan rahami. >> it may very well turn out there was a foreign connection. was an act of terrorism. the only question, was it a foreign connection? >> the mayor of st. cloud said the man involved is dead because an off-duty police officer was in the right place at the right time. >>> both candidates will have an opportunity to practice some state craft and both meeting with foreign leaders at the u.n. general assembly. >> when you started playing in stadiums, did you plan for that in any way? >> no, no, not really. i don't think we planned for anything, you know? >> we just went on with what we had. >> the noise was constant. >> i mean, at first, that screaming was great. because it meant we were a success. it's just like, she love -- ah! whoa! >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. >>> the fbi has just identified a suspect in connection with the he is 28-year-old ahmed khan rahami whose last known address was in new jersey. the fbi released this image of the suspect this morning. >> law enforcement