talking to the commissioner of the nypd, bill bratton. our conversation with mr. bratton continues after >> welcome back to "upclose." we're continuing our conversation with nypd commissioner bill bratton, his second go-round. any regrets taking this job again? you like it better? >> not at all. as my wife rikki will tell you, i get up in the morning, always happy to get up, always wake up optimistically. >> let me talk to you about one thing that did make some controversial headlines these last two weeks, and that is the so-called ferguson effect. the fbi director and the nation's top drug enforcement officials saying that there was some effect by all the controversy from ferguson and everything else, the eric garner case. anti-police perspective in the country, and it's made it more dangerous, and there may be some pullback by the police. first, your response to the fbi director talking about the ferguson effect, so-called. does it exist? and second, do you think that your guys are a little more hesitant on the streets? >> well, i met with the fbi director in chi

city, and bill deblasio and police commissioner bill bratton are responding to the warning. juliet: liz dahlem joins us with an update on the story. >> reporter: good morning, not too often use year of the nehru and police commissioner holding a press conference at 11:00 at night. that shows you they wanted to calm people's fusing york city and address this issue head on. isis released this video and has disturbing images of locations across the city like here in times square. the police commissioner and now a year saying there is no credible threat at this time. times square, herald square, yellow taxicabs, these are some of the still images from the latest isis propaganda videos showing a suicide bomber putting on an explosive vest and pulling the trigger on the streets of new york city. police commissioner bill bratton says the city is a constant target and on highland the video is something new. >> previously released video. the compilation of videos going back to one in august directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, 19 seconds of a 5 minute vid

. >> reporter: mayor de blasio in times square late last night, flanked by police commissioner bill bratton and surrounded by officers with high-powered gun, a show of defiance against isis york city. >> no city in america is better prepared. >> reporter: cbs 2 news is choosing not to show the isis propaganda video that surfaced showing a suicide bomber along with old images of the times square area, raising concern among many just days after the attacks in paris. >> you never know when just like they didn't know when. >> we're concerned. i would say we're very concerned. >> quite frankly, there's nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. >> reporter: commissioner bratton and the mayor re- emphasizing there are no credible threats. >> there is no the specific and credible threat against new york city. so it's crucial that people go about their normal business, recognizing the nypd is providing extraordinary protection to the city. >> they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. they'll not be intimidated and we will not liv

. >> reporter: well, chris, i spoke with nypd commissioner bill bratton this morning. and he says right now his main concern is how was isis able to attack paris, seemingly undetected. but for now here at home including here in times square, we continue to see extra security. >> fears is the oxygen of terrorists. they want to spread and it stoke and it keep it alive. >> reporter: and nypd police commissioner bill bratton remains adamant that his department will not book down, continuing their surveillance against isis, seemingly unphased by isis' new 2 news has chosen not to show depicting a suicide bomber. >> it's like the lottery. if something were to happen, it would just happen but i can't be running around new york afraid of people. i'm sorry. i'm just not going to do it. >> reporter: bomb-sniffing dogs and heavily armed officers keeping watch around the congested area. police commissioner bill bratton says one of the key questions he has right now, how was isis able to go undetected before the paris attacks? >> how is it that one of the most professional intellig

with that i'm proud to introduce our commissioner, bill bratton. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor 's comments that there is, as we have repeated frequently, no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that, continuously upgrading the events of today that have raised concern being quite about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like has been produced, a mismash of videos, one in august directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5-and-a-half-minute video released today at seas of new york. in new york we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflects the importance of the city. understanding that the city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 16 million visitors who come to the city. as we move in to this time of year of great celebration and great activity in new york, the thanksgiving day parade, the lighting of t

i think the fact of the matter is bill bratton is at the tip of the spear. down here in washington, d.c., we have a -- our police commissioner, they're at the tips of the spear on this stuff because they're dealing in local law enforcement and international terrorism. it is a concern that is on the front lines in a way that it's not in other cities. so what bill bratton says resonates with every police commissioner in this country. >> okay, chuck. as you said, a busy morning. see you in a little bit. thank you for the preview. >> you got it, gus. >> stick around for "meet the press" with chuck todd at 10:30. >>> a loud noise led to a big bomb scare at a movie theater in edgewater, new jersey. police evacuated the edgewater multiplex cinema after a call came in about shots fired and a suspicious package. the edgewater mayor says the scare started when somebody who was standing on top of a chair fell off of it. that caused a loud noise, and someone yelled bomb. the theater goers panicked. in the end, they didn't find anything. the cinema was given the all clea

you heard from bill bratton and from the police commissioner as well. next week, of course, you have the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the week after that, the lighting of the christmas tree here at 30 rockefeller plaza. of course, we are in the holiday season, essentially. a lot of folks come to new york city to shop. you got the sense from that brief news conference that it was also designed to make sure that people who were traveling here understood that the city was safe. we also heard from ill bratton saying that there is nothing new about the video referred to as a mismatch of previously produced videos. right now a live look at time square. you saw a familiar scene a few moments ago. a lot of cars standing still. katie is still with me on the set. no major surprises. >> no major surprises. you heard commissioner bratton say the nypd will protect you. he is trying to not only reassure the citizens but for those that will be coming into the city visiting. paris has rattled people around the world. the holiday season is a big tourism time for this

police commissioner bill bratton says the city is a constant target on high alert the video is nothing new. >> it is that mishmash of previously released video, a compilation of videos going back to one in august directed against germany, one in october against israel and 19 seconds of a 5 minute video released today. >> reporter: the nypd deployed additional counterterrorism teams throughout the city, the officers were specialty trained and equipped to deal with active shooter scenarios. >> we initiated the first wave of the new critical response command which will grow to 500 plus officers specifically dedicated to anti-terrorism activities. >> reporter: the nypd continues to work closely with the fbi. the director of homeland security saying there is no specific threat in the united states and encourage people not to live in fear. >> we continue to encourage the public to travel, attend public events and freely associate, but remain vigilant and aware. >> reporter: bill bratton has the same message for new yorkers and the millions of tourists that will come to the city to celebrate

commissioner bill bratton took a ride ensuring -- encouraging the city about security. >> we are prepared and if an event were to occur for which we have no credible intelligence, we would be prepared to respond to it. >> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs will be in times square along with other landmarks. at hells kitchen, we talk to diners about their sense of security. >> i don't give it a second thought. terrorism happens around the world. you have to be cautious at the end of the day.>> reporter: visitors can expect tight securities -- security. officers will patrol the parade route for the thanksgiving day counterterrorism officers. as we approach the day, police vigilant.>> reporter: we are back at the active shooting drill in bowery. the nypd is recording everything and officials will review the recordings to see if improvements could be made. i am ilana gold , cbs2 news another airstrike against isis in iraq. coalition fighter jets destroyed major targets within the country. video shows plumes of smoke and fire. it is unclear when the video was taken. airstrikes have inflicted heavy l

we just saw commissioner bill bratton show up. you can see hundreds of police officers, firefighters and paramedics doing this mock drill. they have fake weaponsndhey are taking care of patients during a mass shooting scenario. the key is to protect the public. making themselves known inside and outside of the bowery subway station which is closed. there was a suspect with a gun on the platform and they called for a backup. the responders will face many mock surprises. it is for -- to prepare for a potential attack against the city and it was planned before the terrorist attacks in france.>> isis has continually threaten the city and the country. >> reporter: there has been security in the subway since the terror attacks in france to ensure the public is safe. bill bratton took a ride to ensure the city about the security.>> we feel that we are well prepared on the defense and protection side. if an event were to occur for which we have no credible prepared to respond to it.>> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs are on alert in times squ

police commissioner bill bratton will be in in studio 57. and if you want to see the new balloons without standing for the whole parade, cbs 2 news is the place to be. we will have live coverage of the parade from 9:00 until noon. >>> after the parade, some people will cut dinner short and head straight for the deals because many stores will open black friday. 145 million people are expected to shop this weekend as retailers attempt to lure in wants. experts say it's the best to have a plan in. once you know what you're looking for, search the web to see who is offering the best deal and when. we spoke with one man who wants a flat screen tv from the best buy on the upper east side. >> $150 which is about $400 off. >> reporter: how long have you been here in. >> since yesterday, 11:00. >> reporter: just to get the deal? >> just to get the deal and be number one. >> good luck to him. so far some of the best deals have been on electronics with laptops, tablets and testifys at give-away price. >> and if you're like, you will home. a lot done no

it served memories of 9/11, but police commissioner bill bratton says the city is taking all necessary precautions. >> there is, as we have repeated frequently, no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. >> reporter: new york has been the target of numerous terrorist plots besides 9/11. a few like an attempt to detonate a bomb in times square five years ago nearly succeeded. and after this latest threat, mayor bill de blasio says new yorkers should not live in fear nor be intimidated. >> we understand it is the goal of terrorists to intimidate and disrupt our democratic society. we will not submit to their wishes. >> reporter: now, the fbi says it will investigate this new threat against new york city. again, while there is no credible or specific threat against the city, security has been beefed up. the city has even deployed a new anti-terrorism squad out of an abundance of caution. anne-marie? >> don champion in new york's times square. thank you so much, don. >>> this morning it's still not clear whether the mastermind of last week'

with that i'm proud to introduce our commissioner, bill bratton. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is, as we have repeated frequently, no in the america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure our capabilities and our systems. the events of today that have raised concern, being quite frank, there is nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mishmash of previously released video. we believe it's a compilation of videos going back to one in august that was directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a five and a half minute video released today had scenes of new york. in new york, we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflect the importance of this city. understanding that this city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million visitors who will come to

with that, i'm proud to introduce our commissioner, bill bratton. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is, as we have repeated frequently, no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that, continuously upgrading capabilities in our systems. the events of today that have raised concern, being quite frank with you, there was nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mishmash of previously released video. we believe it's a compilation of videos going back to one in august that was directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5:30 minute video released today that had scenes of new york. in new york we wi understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflects the importance of this city. understanding that, the city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 millio

and we'll hear from new york city police commissioner bill bratton about what efforts are being made to increase security here at home. then we town politics where the show went on last night in des moines. but with a more serious tone when it came to national security. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joins us this morning to talk about the debate and the race. as always we'll have analysis on all of this, all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs good morning. we had planned to join you from des moines following last night's debate. but after the terrorist attacks in france friday that plan changed. we'll talk about the debate later in the broadcast right now latest on the paris attacks that left 129 dead and 352 wounded. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer joins us from outside of bataclan concert hall in paris where 89 people were killed during a terror rampage on friday. liz, what's the latest? >> good morning, john. well, a much clearer picture has emerged of what happened in about two and a half hours on friday

. >> we had bill bratton on earlier. we know what you've said about immigration and about sealing the u.s. borders. but beyond that is there something that you would do here in the homeland that you think is not being done now to protect united states citizens? >> well, you're going to have to watch and study the mosques because a lot of talk is going on at the mosques. and from what i heard in the old days meaning a while ago, we had great surveillance going on in and around mosques and new york city and i understand our mayor totally cut that out. he totally cut it out. i don't know if you've brought that up and i'm not sure it a fact but i heard that under the ol' regime, we had tremendous surveillance going on in and around the mosques of new york city. and that's been totally cut out. >> chris, you did a lot of reporting this weekend. i think i picked up this weekend that the french said they will shut down mosques. >> that have radical leadership. they -- >> they will go in and shut down mosques? >> there's talk ab

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bill bratton says that the is nothing new trade a first service back in april and shows a suicide bomber along with footage of times square leaving an impression of an impending attack on new york city. >> for all purposes that there's nothing specific that is raising additional concern at this time. dari: a bill that would make it harder for them enter the country has been in the house. dan bowens has more on the political fight over the refugees future. reporter: that's right, this restricts access for syrian and iraqi refugees by creating stricter standards for entry into the united states. it passed the house of representatives with bipartisan overwhelming support. complicating the white house is long-term middle east strategy. >> the bill is passed. reporter: the bipartisan legislation will require fbi background checks for each and every syrian and iraqi refugee. the bureaucratic barrier for those seeking asylum, supporters say it is necessary for safety. >> if law enforcement and intelligence cannot verify that each and every person coming here is not a security threat, they shoul

this exercise is the head of 2 department of homeland security jeh johnson and, no police chief bill bratton. gentlemen, welcome back to "meet the press" for both of you. >> good morning, chuck. >> good morning. secretary johnson, let me start with you. there's a lot of chatter, a lot of unsubstantiated threats including one in atlanta having to do with a wrestling event tonight. what can you tell the american public about any specific threats out there and how concerned are you? >> chuck, let me reiterate what the fbi director and i have said before. we have no specific credible intelligence about a threat of the paris type directed at the homeland here. we are always concerned about potential copycat acts, home born, homegrown, violent extremism of the type that we've seen in recent months and years and so the exercise today is reflective of where we think we need to be and so this is also something supported by the department of homeland security through our grant making activity and so we want the american public to know that we're on the job, we're vigilant and we're continually re-eval

new york city police commissioner bill bratton.(nypd commissioner bill bratton -104204)"these apps, these devices that now allow these terrorists to operate effectively without fear of penetration by intelligence services. this is the first example of this. i'll be very interested for our purposes to see what type of phone devices were they carrying, what type of apps might have been on those devices."in brussels, searching for accomplices, investigators reportedly discovered a playstation 4. belgian leaders say communications on the gaming console are also difficult to monitor. (timothy murphy, former director of fbi- 122056) "it's a huge, huge problem- social media recruitment, social media radicalization, and then they'll go off those social media platforms into encrypted platforms to have further conversations about travel, about if you can't travel, take action against your own country where you sit today."and isis is already using the paris attacks to build its brand online. (nypd commissioner bill bratton cbs face the nation

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bill bratton, commissioner of the new york city police department, as well. take us inside. what happens inside your department when you get the word of those attacks in paris? >> a multiple number of things will occur. first off in new york city, we are always on the offense in terms of our intelligence gathering capabilities, joint terrorism task force, almost a thousand people permanently assigned to counterterrorism, but then we do have with 35,000 personnel the capability to ramp up very quickly as you saw over the last 48 hours, and we have expanded that dramatically over the last two years since my appointment as commissioner. we now have a 500-person unit in our counterterrorism bureau that is specially equipped, long guns, heavy vests, vehicles that are prepared to, one, go in and protect locations and, two, the ability to go into locations that are under attack. additionally we have another 800-person unit created similarly armed and equipped that are also capable of that type of activity. at any given time i've got 400 to 500 officers in the city equipped like tha

. >>> new york city police commissioner bill bratton is with us in studio 57. >> good morning. >> you've seen all of the intelligence. is there any specific threats that are on the radar screen? >> there are not. we use the term credible threats and we do not have any. we get threats from time to time that we check out. none of them have checked out. we are a city that is constantly on alert because of the terrorism threats in general from isis and al qaeda. we have the capability to respond very quickly if we do get a credible threat, but this thanksgiving, we are looking and safe day. >> it will be a very beautiful day. >> isn't that great? >> it is great! it is great. but that will likely bring in an influx of more people. expected. how do you hope to protect that >> we are very skilled at it and probably no police department in america that is better equipped equipped in terms of numbers of officers and skills as well as experience to do this. we have been doing this for many, many years, as you know. based on the crowds we saw last night of the blowing of the balloons, huge crowds l

and we will hear more from the nypd commissioner bill bratton. >> a lot to talk about. final check of the weather. the better half of the weekend. >>> we will see some improvements today. there is less wind. a lot of sunshine. temperatures get a bit warmer. finishing out, we should see temperatures approaching the 60-degree mark later this afternoon. right now, 40s. beautiful blue skies overhead. a beautiful shot at lower manhattan. here is the seven-day forecast. we are on target for long-term averages. tomorrow, even warmer at 62. we go down tuesday with cooler temperatures. wednesday, we bounce-back into the low 60s. tracking rain on thursday. that will be something to watch in the seven-day forecast as we go throughout the week. >> thank you so much. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news sunday morning. i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson. from the entire news team, thanks for being with us. >> eyewitness news is back tonight at 6:00. have a gorgeous sunday. thank you for being it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at

. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> we also have no shortage of soft targets which is the problem. we're going to have to rely very heavily on public awareness as we always try to do. see something, say something. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say there is no specific or credible threat to the united states. still, this weekend the fbi ordered agents to step up surveillance of potential isis sympathizers. but the old rules may not apply anymore. mohammad fraser rahim, a former counterterrorism analyst for the director of national intelligence, says isis has evolved. >> what does law enforcement have to do now to counter that? >> law enforcement can't do this alone. they have to work in, quite frankly, with muslim populations, muslim communities. they have to work with imams, they need to work with community centers. this cannot t a solely government response. >> reporter: the u.s. law enforcement response to the paris attacks is still a work in progress. jeff, deral officials are discussing whether to issue more specific guidance to law enforceme

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security was upgraded at n-f-l games sunday and at other venues.new york city police commissioner bill bratton says his department is acting as if happen here and taking appropriate precautions. experts say the u-s should be on alert. "the terrorist wants to get the biggest bang for the buck possible. so they're not necessarily going to go to extra small places. they want to go to places that people know and recognize." recognize."commissioner bratton says new york city continues to be the number one terrorist target in the world. the u--s and other countries around the world aren't the only ones vowing to take on isis.hackers are declaring war themselves.a group called the anonymous hackers collective says they are preparing to unleash waves of cyber attacks on isis following the attacks in paris--claiming to hunt them down.the group hasn't given any details on what their attacks would involve. texas senator and presidential candidate ted cruz is has earned the endorsement of a top iowa delegate. delegate.congressman steve king, who represents the western part of the state, threw his support

nypd commissioner bill bratton says to expect a large police presence at the thanksgiving day parade. kerry: millions hitting the road for holiday weekend. if you're heading to the airport the lines could move very slow. robert: shopaholic don't have to wait until black friday this weekend. many stores plan to open their doors just as your turkey coma kicks in. kerry: black friday becomes black thursday creeping earlier. robert: good morning everybody i'm robert moses. kerry: i'm kerry drew in for juliet huddy this morning. thanks for joining us. robert: thank you for these cup keeks. mikey, ines, kerry. kerry: it's robert's birthday so we're celebrating this morning. mike: cookie dough one is delicious. robert: i walked by baked by melissa. i want to go in and get a sample. mike: if you have one it is only 50 calories. so keep eating them. keep gong. happy birthday to you. [laughter] hopefully a lot of folks dong their travel thing without too much of a problem. give yourself extra time o.c. such a huge day. 36 your temp central ark. 35 newark. 22 in poughkeepsie. we have a clear sky

what specifically are bill bratton speaking of there? >> they're talking about the phenomenon where the terrorists communications that they're not able to intercept ep. they're not anyone to encrypt them to put in plain text or voice, those communications so authorities can start to identify the totality of the terrorist conspiracies. and the application providers, technology providers in silicon valley and elsewhere they've built encrypted devices because there's a growing concern to keep communications secure. there's a concern that people are spying on their constituencies and they've built capabilities specifically to prevent that. terrorists are exploiting the same exact communication channels. >> and so are the nsa, the c ix a, people like that talking to these companies? we talked about apple i think yesterday. are they trying to get movement on this and what's the case they're make in. >> there has been communication with government officials really trying to express the totality of what the threat is, what the risks are. i think

. >>> police commissioner bill bratton says new yorkers should go about their business following the release of an isis video threatening the city. >> we will not be intimidated and we will not live in fear. >> the police commissioner and the mayor held an unusually late news conference in times square last night. they said there are no credible terrorist threats against the city right now but the nypd is adding 500 officers to counterterrorism duty out of caution. >>> and the hunt for a man who opened fire near a brooklyn subway station during tuesday evening's rush hour. police released the video. of passengerrers, hitting two men. one was critically wounded and the other is in serious condition. >>> federal prosecutors rest their case in the corruption trial of former new york assembly speaker sheldon silver. he is accused of taking more than $4 million in bribes and kick backs disguised as legal fees. the trial is off today and tomorrow. and the defense is expected to put on a short case monday without testimony from silver. deliberations could start later that day. >>> and now o

. >> bill bratton and the mayor watched an exercise. >> we introduced at last minute one of the individuals, a shooter with a suicide vest. >> security has been heightened across the city, especially at crowded areas and landmarks on thanksgiving, thousands of officers will line the parade route >> terrorism cannot prevail if people continue to be terrorized terrorized. >> police officers patrolled the city. subways remained closed closed and many activities and events have been cancelled as people are urged to stay home. i shall ifs believe the suspected attacker may still be in belgium's capital city. in turkey, three suspected terrorist suspects were president obama took a harsher tone against isis. they're killers with good social media. the most powerful stool we have -- tool to fight isis is say we're not afraid. >> the president says the world will not accept terrorist attacks as the new northrop. >> we'll cut financing, hunt down leadership. we will dismantle their networks and their supply lines, and we'll ultimately destroy them. >> reporter: the president stress had the he will v