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new york city mayor bill de blasio held a news conference and here's what he had to say. mayor de blasio: there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something we will be investigating very carefully but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. i also want to affirm that based to the incident in new jersey. it is too early to say anything definitive on those questions, whether there's no specific evidence of a connection at this point. i want to say more broadly, there is no specific and credible threat against new york city at this point in time from any terror organization. diane: a reporter with the abc affiliate new york says police are looking into a mini-van on 27th between 6th and and the bomb squad unit was at the scene with state police. a robot has been deployed to that location. police say a possible secondary device has been located there. a reporter told us that at least two cars had windows blown out from the explosion earlier while they were driving, a child in the backse

again, the mayor of new york, bill de blasio, saying that the explosion in new york was intentional but also pointing out that there is no evidence of a nexus to terrorism. that is the latest word from de blasio as of 11:00 p.m. saturday night when he held a news conference. we'll be awaiting an update as the day goes on. our senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant tom fuentes spoke with don lemon and poppy harlow about that earlier. listen. >> unless it was an accident, the person was carrying something dangerous tanned accidentally detonated and they know it was an accident, if it was intentional, it's terrorism in my book. i don't know how they're mincing words with this or not. they can. but it doesn't make any sense to me, to be honest. >> interesting. >> they said that they believe there's no connection to the incident in new jersey earlier this morning. a pipe bomb went off in seaside park new jersey and it was on a timer and set to detonate at the time runners in a 5k race were supposed to run by that area. the race started late. therefore, it didn't injure anyon

bill de blasio, mayor "we believe at this point in time it was an intentional act."the explosion around 8-30 p-m in the chelsea neighborhood was in or near a dumpster, according to a law enforcement source. dozens of people were injured - "i'm willing to help --- come with me." james o'neill, nypd "we do have video and we see the explosion and we're going to use that to help in our investigation."natpo p richard quest are we ok here for a second - no we're not so i'll have to...officials say a second device appears to be a pressure cooker with wires sticking out, and what looks to be a cellphone attached - and a piece of paper with some sort of writing. police confirm the device was removed by the bomb juliette kayyem, cnn national security analyst "because it was not detonated there might be fingerprints, there might be proof of purchase there might be other things that can lead the investigation." two babies are safe after the car they were sitting in, was stolen on milwaukee's north side. an amber alert was issued... and the car was eventually found about 2 miles

new york mayor bill de blasio is calling this an intentional act.connection to terrorism that they can tell in the early stages of this investigation. now, investigators, as we said, on the scene of this explosion as they try to dw decipher any other evidence out there. >> let's bring in jessica schneider who is near the scene. jessica, this is still an active scene. what type of activity are you seeing? >> reporter: well, victor and christi, this investigation going on more than eight hours. the explosion happening just behind me. i'm on 23rd street. the explosion happening down the intersection of sixth avenue. to give you an example of the enormity of the concern out here, about 20 blocks of cross streets are shut down by the nypd ranging from 34th street to 14th street. what i've seen out here in the past few hours, teams of police officers who are scouring the streets here, they're with flashlights and also canines, trying to ensure that this area is safe. there was also a scare in another location. they were worried that there was a suspicious

mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. his twitter account saying they're heading to the scene of the explosion at 23rd and 6th. more information to come. so one-run would expect we would hear from the mayor in a press conference as soon as possible. but again, we just know he is headed there at this moment. as we wait for more information on that, updating you on the breaking news of 25 injured on west 23rd street, the middle of a very busy saturday night in manhattan. let me bring in tom fuentes, former fbi assistant director who's joining us. tom, at this hour no secondary device has been located. but what are the nypd officers, the fdny, obviously any fbi, atf in the area, what are they doing to sweep the area, make sure the civilians and first responders are safe, make sure there aren't any secondary devices? >> poppy, sources tell me they do believe they have an improvised explosive device that caused this.

mayor bill de blasio and andrew cuomo visited the site where they saw the dumpster where this ied was placed inside that dumpster. they took a look and even went into the businesses, speaking to business owners to reassure them earlier today. it gives you some idea of the extent of this blast. surveillance video from businesses around show the glass and shrapnel flying from the extent of the blast. we spoke to people last night that said the sound was deafening. something never heard before. buildings shaking and that is what -- that is what the video shows, extent of the horror. 29 people were injured, all 29 people have been released by the hospitals. thankfully, a second crime scene, four blocks north of here on 27th between 6th and th was the site of a second suspicious package. we know that that package is i pressure cooker. that pressure cooker device was sent out to rod man's firing range being analyzed by the nypd and authorities, at about 2:30 in the morning. what police are trying to do now, look at both devices to see if they are perhaps the same type of devices where they

new york city mayor -- bill de blasio says -- the blast was an 'intentional' act. but -- he says -- right now -- link to terrorism. swat teams -- surround an apartment complex this afternoon -- after a man barricades himself inside with a machete. it happened -- near tropicana and tamarus. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser has the latest. sot44135- 44138 a guy in the apartment with a machete. it was an unnerving afternoon for people at an apartment complex off of east flamingo and tamarus . metro says they got a call around noon of a domestic causing .... tape off the perimeter of the apartment complex for hours. daymien boykins lives a few doors down and heard all the commotion. and he says it was a first . 00:01:0210107 all the noise all thearguing back in forth and then i heard glass break and i was looking around like what id going on . 010710 metro says ...after a brief struggle - the suspects girlfriend, who is nine months pregnant, was able to escape. the suspect -- believed to be in his mid twenties into custody. as for the victim-she wasn't wynn las

anchor: that was new york mayor bill de blasio speaking there. earlier i talked to our correspondent richard walker in new york and asked him to tell us more about that violent arrest. reporter: an extraordinary morning here in new york, brent. just before 8:00 local time, the f.b.i. put out an emergency notification to every cell phone in the city, millions of cell phones beeped at the same time saying the f.b.i. were looking for this man. within the space of barely four hours, he was apprehended in this suburban town in new jersey just a mile or two away from elizabeth where this man lived. so an extraordinary sort of success story that the mayor there had to tell. i think also a great deal of relief among new yorkers when they heard them say that they're not looking for everyone else in connection with these incidents. given the suggestion, they don't believe this man was part of a wider cell while at the same time not ruling anything out. anchor: they're saying they don't believe that the suspect was part of a wider cell. what do they know? w

we heard from police around midnight last night as well as mayor bill de blasio.expecting to hear from them again this morning and get an update? >> we are. hopefully at noon, there will be an update. and at that point, they may have some idea of what the first explosion was and possibly what that pressure cooker was as well. now, they have allowed a few people to go into their homes on this block only. other blocks are still blocked off, as i mentioned earlier. the explosion happened right down the street from where i'm standing. people described hearing a loud boom. glass blew out on the street. one thing i want to mention. there was a second explosion yesterday on the jersey shore. now, that happened at 9:30 in the morning, a very crude pipe bomb went off in a trash can out there. they're not saying they're connected but certainly something they're looking at. >> thank you very much. again, noon today, an unidate to hear more on what happened on 23rd street, the secondary device that was not detonated and could there be any connection. they don't see one to the

mayor bill de blasio, governor andrew cuomo visited this site earlier today, they saw where the i.e.d. was, what we believe to be an i.e.d. based on the evidence inside a dumpster that was blown up, they saw that this morning. what police are doing now is combing over surveillance video at this scene at 23rd between 6th and 7th of all the businesses that were in and around that blast site. the second crime scene is four blocks away. on 27th between 6th and 7th avenues. that's where the second suspicious package was found. first reporting last night that package was a pressure cooker with wires and a cell phone attached to it. that device was moved about 2:30 a.m. and moved to rodman neck firing range in the bronx, where the nypd now is now looking into that device, looking at its components to understand what this bomb was, frankly, made of or could have been, what this package was made of. right now they are not willing to even connect both things because they don't know necessarily the components of that first bomb, at least from what they've told us, but governor andrew cuomo today

de blasio's office was out there tweeting, and i quote here: we have to double down on a more fair and inclusive society. that's billasio at the building inclusive cities event. yes, sure, that's fine. but you don't want to be favoring inclusion by ignoring reality. because that'll kind of wish you make mike bloomberg were back in charge or rudy giuliani. neither of them would ignore reality for political purposes. protecting the city is just too important. that's today's intel. we'll be right back. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology helps manufacturers meet critical deadlines. i think this'll be our biggest flavor yet. when you only have one shot, you need a whole lot of ingenuity. approaching medicare eligibility? you may

mayor bill de blasio saying the act was intentional.y're not ready to connect it to terrorists. >> we're going to get more from our reporters in new york and discuss it with our analysts. >>> we want to get into this diplomatic face-off between the united states and russia as we approach the united nations general assembly. the u.s. is expressing regret over an airstrike that hit 83 syrians. russia called an emergency meeting of the security council. >> that caused tensions to flair between samantha power and russian counter part. listen. >> even by russia's standards tonight's stunt, a stunt replete with moralism and grandstanding is uniquely cynical and hypocritical. >> it is quite significant and, frankly, significant that the united states chose to conduct this airstrike. in all my years of international life, i've never seen -- which is over 40 years, i've never seen such an extra ordinary display of what we've yesterdayed. >>> aides have spoken about it. two convoys carrying wheat flower and food rations for 185,000 people have be

he made phone calls to mayor bill de blasio.... as well as..... the off-duty officer.... in the minnesota mall attack. a live look outside at the las vegas valley.. and we're already seeing a change in the weather. in the weather center to tell us if we might need an umbrella in the coming hours. tonight...increasing clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston is part of our team following the latest developments on the proposed nfl stadium for las vegas. he's back with some more information from our exclusive 13 action news/rasmussen poll on stadium support. jon.. a slight majority are against a room tax hike to make the stadium happen.. but will state lawmakers vote for it anyway at their own likely to vote for a state legislator who approves $750 million in new las vegas hotel room taxes for the stadium? 20% more likely 38% less likely 36% it will have no impact on your voting decision 6% not sure one more inte

here's new york city mayor, bill de blasio. >> i want to provide an update. i want to go over a couple of key points and you're going to hear from nypd commissioner james o'neil, fire commissioner, dan nygrove, and we'll be joi ed very fbi stan director bill sweeney. tonight new york city experienced a very serious incident. all elements of our first responders have been a part of the operation here at nypd, fdny, office of emergency management. obviously, our federal partners, fdny and others working with us. so all hands are on deck. injuries are significant. you'll hear from commissioner nygrove on the details of the injuries. but at this point, we can confirm that none of those injured are likely to die. we also want to be up-front saying that there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something that we will be investigating very carefully, but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. i also want to affirm that based on what we know at this hour, there is no specific

overnight, mayor bill de blasio called the explosion an 'intentional attack'. abc's ray raimundi reports. watch this surveillance video captureing the moment when this blast occurred. take a look at a different angle. debris flying, pedestrians frantically running for cover. "we heard this explosion and them boom!". "it was so loud and it was shaking my body. so i turned around, i looked and the middle of the street there was a big cloud of smoke. police say around 8:30 saturday night. the aerial footage, showing the aftermath of the explosion. debris scattered everywhere... the exlposion reportedly coming from a dumpster on the street. .... "there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection." but the mayor of new york did say authorities believe this was an intentional act. counter-terrorism and k-9's searching the area. "as of this time, the exact cause has not been determined." new york city on high alert. president obama is expected to visit later today. rr, abc news, the fbi is taking over an investigation of a pipe bomb seaside park, new jersey --

last night's explosion in manhattan. 29 people were injured in the blast, which new york mayor bill de blasio describes as an intentional act. police found a second device, a pressure cooker connected to a cell phone just blocks away. a senior law enforcement official tells cnn investigators have not yet found any good surveillance video from either location. governor andrew cuomo briefed reporters a short time ago. >> at this time there's no evidence of an international terrorism connection with this incident. >> crime lab investigators are checking to see if there is any connection between the manhattan blast and an explosion in new jersey yesterday. someone there in the garden state planted three pipe bombs in a trash can along the route of a charity marine corps race on the jersey shore. only one of the devices detonated and form no one was injured, likely because a delayed start in the race meant the runners had not yet gathered when the bomb went off. there's also some breaking news in the investigation into yesterday's attack at a minnesota shopping mall. a statement posted online toda

((sot mayor bill de blasio, new york city)we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. terror.new york mayor bill de blasio spoke after rahami's arrest.no one was killed by the bombs, but 29-people were injured in the chelsea neighborhood of new york. and police say they've linked the bombs directly to rahami.they say he is a naturalized american citizen from afghanistan who was seen on surveillance video near the explosion. so far, there's no indication he's part of any cell group. today, president obama urged people to stay 'vigililant', but not overreact. (sot president obama)i think its important to remember what terrorists and extremist are trying to do. they want to hurt innocent people and inspire fear in all of us. police found rahami sleeping in a doorway this morning. in the gun battle that followed, one police officer was wounded and rahami wa an ambulance. ambulance.watch for more on the arrest of the bombing suspect on the cbs evening news tonight at 5-30, right after our newscast. you've heard us talk about it many times in recent months...the number of opi

sot - mayor bill de blasio / (d) new york city "vigilance is important, if people see anything unusual, particularly an unattended package, that they report it immediately." elizabeth hur oncam close: and as for that suspect arrested here this morning.. abc news has learned.. he is not cooperating.. not answering any questions or even giving his name. so, investigators are now in the process of using d-n-a and other forensic evidence.. to try to positively link the suspect to the explosions. eh, abc news, linden, new jersey. extra security is all over new york today. the united nations general of world leaders and foreign dignitaries to town - including president obama. (pres. barack obama) "we all have a role to play as citizens in making sure that we don't succumb to that fear. and there is no better example of that than the people of new york and new jersey." authorities say at this time, there is no indication that a terror cell is operating in the new york area. we now know the name of the man authorities say stabbed nine people at a minnesota mall saturday. this is 22-year-old da

mayor de blasio: wisconsin's going to be one of the places where the election's decided. and i think in favor of hillary clinton. terry: new york city mayor bill de blasio campaigned for hillary clinton on the eve of early voting in milwaukee. mayor de blasio: and i encourage people to recognize how precious and to get out there and vote and vote early. terry: the latest marquette university law school poll shows a tightening presidential race in wisconsin, with clinton out in front of donald trump by just two points. and those who have yet to make a choice are in double digits. mayor de blasio: that contrast with trump, a billionaire. a guy who's never had to think from the perspective of every day people, middle class people, working people. a guy who's never done any public service. when independents look at that contrast, i think a lot of them are going to go with hillary clinton. terry: but donald trump is returning to waukesha county this week and campaigned this weekend as a champion of working class americans. mr. trump: hillary clinton is the voice for global special interests. i'm running to be the voice of the forgotten men and wome

(bill de blasio, mayor) "we believe at this point in time it was an intentional act." the explosion around 8-30 p-m in the chelsea neighborhood was in or near a dozens of people were injured - "i'm willing to help --- come with me." (james o'neill, nypd commissioner) "we do have video and we see the explosion and we're going to use that to help in our investigation." natpop (richard quest)are we ok here for a second - no we're not so i'll have to... officials say a second device appears to be a pressure cooker with wires sticking out, and what looks to be a cellphone attached - and a piece of paper with some sort of writing. police confirm the device was investigation.. (juliette kayyem, cnn national security analyst) "because it was not detonated there might be fingerprints, there might be proof of purchase there might reporting. good morning las vegas! that was ray raimundi reporting. good morning las vegas! i'm parker collins in for lesley marin. alert forecast with dan bronis. good morning dan! ((ad-lib)) hot and dry will continue to be the theme for the end of the

. >> mayor bill de blasio as well as residents of lower manhattan reflecting on what happened at 8:30 p.m. in one of the busy parts of new york city, we're talking about lower manhattan, the chelsea area. one location where a blast went off, an explosion at 8:31 p.m., and then later on in the evening, a second location where there was a pressure cooker reportedly found with wires, with tape, as well as a cell phone, and this is the picture that two senior law enforcement officials, telling nbc news' jonathan dietz is from that second location, that shows a pressure cooker on the sidewalk, in fact the device that authorities found at this second location, and would be moving to the bronx, a location where they would then try to either explode this, if it is an explosive device. at this moment, it is a suspicious package, that location about 45 minutes away, by car. so those are the two locations that we are watching at this hour. nbc's tom winter, from the investigations unit, you were at location number two, this is the picture that we are just getting in of that pressure cooker. what

beyond that. >> thank you, everybody. >> there's the news conference with new york city mayor bill de blasioe fbi officer on the scene as well as james o'neill, the new police commissioner in new york, bill sweeney the fbi representative in new york, the agent in charge of that area. bill de blasio, the mayor saying this clearly was an act of terror. he also said no other individual -- they're looking for no other individual, at least right now. let's discuss and analyze what we just heard. important information. joining us, our justice correspondent pamela brown, former fbi assistant tom fuentes and cnn international security and author of "united states of jihad," peter bergen. give me your immediate reaction because you've been investigating this very closely. pamela, what jumps out at you? >> i would say a couple thins. the fact they're saying they're not looking for any other individuals. we know how early it is in the investigation. my colleague, evan perez and i had been hearing there was a high suspicion that he didn't do this alone. i think partly because of, you know, the bombs, th

joining us on the set is new york city mayor bill de blasio. let me just ask you, watching these images, knowing the cause of the protests and how these police in charlotte are handling it, i'm sure you don't want to pass judgment through the screen on how they're dealing with it. >> i think there's a bigger reality we're facing in this country that we have a lot of work to do in the relationship between police and community because this is organic stuff. right? this is because there's been a pattern of conflict and people feeling that their rights are not being recognized. in new york city, we spend a lot of time on how to defuse protests, how to work with the protest organizers to give people the right to protest but keep it safe. a lot of communication. i don't know the situation exactly in charlotte. the relationship between police and community, the kinds of things, body cameras are a great example. this will be happening all over the country. people have to have confidence. if something happens, they have to get the full truth. and they h

new york mayor bill de blasio says the explosion was an intentional act.get more into that conversation after the break. [burke] conflagration.seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> so grateful to have you with us this morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. investigators are trying to comb through this video to try to determine if they have the image of the person responsible for the blast in new york late saturday night. we have video in. i want to be clear about this. the video you're seeing here is not the video that they are analyzing. we don't want you to assume that possibly one of these people is respon

stand by as we await this news conference from mayor bill de blasio. we'll get more details from that presser. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. meanwhile, eric -- >> you know, from the spree of terrorist bombings and the weather underground revoluti revolutionarie revolutionaries, there was the bombingquarters in 1982. a bombing at lagarde why airport in 1975. that's when terrorists put a bomb actually in a locker, a baggage locker at laguardia airport. it exploded. 11 people were killed. this is what we went through in this country for years. 4,000 bombings in 1969 across our country. several hundred a year just in new york city. of course, there was the mad bomber back in the '50s who set off 33 bombs and killed -- injured, not killed, 16 people. we've had this for years. now some are wondering and questioning if we've returned to a spate of new terrorist bombings with this pressure cooker again. >> eric, i'll pick up there with steve. as we awaited this presser, i may have to jump in. you mentioned one of the critical pieces missing today

the powerful manhattan blast that injured 29 people last night, an attack that mayor bill de blasio says was intentional and multiple people stabbed at a mall in saint cloud, minnesota. isis now claiming it was a soldier of islamic state who carried out the attack before he was killed. we have team coverage on both of these stories. jessica schneider is in new york and nick valencia is following the developments in minnesota where a news conference is expected to begin at any moment now. but jessica, let me begin with you. what is the latest on this investigation unfolding? >> reporter: the police commissioner, the mayor and other public officials just held a press conference, it just wrapped up. and what commissioner o'neal said is that they have gotten a lot of video from this area. he referenced two specific crime scenes, the first one right here at west 23rd street where that explosion went off at 8:30 last night. commissioner o'neal saying it does look indicative of an explosive device, an ied. other getting individual xro from the other crime scene at west 27th street where investi

a statement that was so riddled with inaccuracies we asked new york city mayor bill de blasio to respond, and he did. a look at hillary clinton's carefully sprung trap in the final minutes of the debate that donald trump walked right into. >>> one of the worst things he said was about a woman in a beauty contest. he loves beauty contests, supporting them and hanging around them. and he called this woman miss piggy. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name. her name is alicia machado. and she has become a u.s. citizen. and you can bet she's going to vote this november. >> okay, good. >> that story from hillary clinton with donald trump feigning incredulity. it soon became clear this was no mere afterthought just dropped in the debate. not long after clinton left the stage her campaign released a web video about that woman, alicia machado, describing not only how trump called her crude names but how he publicly humiliated her after she gained a few pounds. >> she weighed 118 pounds or 117 pounds and she went up to 160 or 70, so this is somebody wh

((new york mayor bill de blasio: "we have a lot more work to do to be able to say motivation, a personal motivation." )) some intelligence experts are pointing connections between the attack here in chelsea and the boston marathon bombing: a pressure cooker device was used in the 2013 marathon attack. but unlike that one - officials say the devices found in new york had cell phones attached: ((ed davis/ former boston police commissioner: "that's a step up in sophistication from what we saw here in boston. that gives them the ability to detonate the thing from anywhere. )) investigators are trying to figure out whether the chelsea bombin explosion saturday in new jersey....which may also have used a cell phone as a trigger. ((nia wong)) >> all the victims in saturday's explosion have since been released from the hospital. brian and kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> what security measures are being taken in new york city? ((nia wong)) >> kirsten, the united nations is having their general assembly... two blocks away from the blast in chelsea. new york city mayor bill deblasio says a thousand s

we're standing by for a press conference in the next hour with new york city mayor bill de blasio and a number of other officials. in the meantime, there is a whole the lot happening at the intersection of media an politics. donald trump is playing a game. a game reporters are getting tired of playing. honestly, they're getting tired of being played. consider the five things he did just that week. on wednesday he brought his reality tv campaign to the dr. oz show pretending to be transparent about his health. >> i have no problem with doing it. i have it right here. should i do it? i don't care. [ applause ] >> it's two letters. one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. >> so these are the report 46- >> those are all the tests that were just done. >> and then on turs thursday, outright bragging about ditching the reporter who travel with him. there are about 20 in the traveling press corps, but they were stuck at the airport while he was speaking. >> i have really good news for you. i just heard that the press is stuck on their airplane, they can't get here. i love

trump, yesterday the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio would not call it terror. he said it was intentional. it was violent. it was certainly a criminal act. it was a bombing. would not call it terror. the governor cuomo said it was terrorism. what's up with de blasio? clearly, it's terror. >> well, i was with the governor the other day and he understands the problem and he's calling it right. i will say that until very recently, hillary clinton wouldn't even say radical islamic terror. i haven't heard say that by the way. she's very loathe to say the term. this is radical islamic terrorism. we have a president that refuses to say it. nobody understands why. they have thought process. but nobody understands why. we have a president refuse. and then we're supposed to be fighting people and our leader refuses to say what it is and who it is we're fighting. >> governor cuomo got blowback, he was talking to you and was nice to you at the 9/11 ceremony. >> oh, i didn't hear that. he was very nice and we had a great talk. i didn't realize he got blowback. i'm probably n

joined by mayor bill de blasio.ave dawn berelli, former assistant specific agent in charge of the jttf, joint terrorism task force with the fbi. your takeaway from this? consternation about the definition of terrorism and why that word has yet to be used. >> the key word here is motivation. what was the motivation? was it because of international terrorism? i heard theories about linked to the lgbt community. motivation is the key. >> lgbt -- it's a gay community. >> that's right. nobody is really going to go out on a limb and say it was linked to these things. legally, this can fall under the definition of terrorism. you have this pressure cooker bomb that was -- the legal definition of a weapon of mass destruction, which is a terrorism law. it's a federal law on the books. i think kind of in general, you could say that this is an act of terrorism. you can't say what the motivation is. what's the social or political agenda behind it? >> intentional, violent, criminal and bombing, that certainly is not up for debate

we're expecting to hear from new york's mayor bill de blasio live at any moment and new york's police commissioner, first day on the job, commissioner james o'neill. the fbi present and attorney general present as well. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it begins. >>> up next what have we learned about the bombs left in four different locations in new york and new jersey? do forensics point to one man? that man, perhaps? or a much bigger cell and thus a much bigger problem? back in a moment. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way real

we're back with mayor bill de blas blasio. so hillary clinton called trump followers racist, homophobic, islam islamaphobic. governor pence said she expressed contempt for millions of people. was that a mistake to generalize his supporters like that? >> look, she obviously apologized for the way she phrased it. en and i don't think this is about millions of people. i think this is about donald trump and his values, and some of the people he's associated with. remember famously when donald trump was asked about david duke and the klu klux klan and he would not disassociate from them. mike pence just moments ago on your show, when you said is david duke deplorable, and he wouldn't say yes, he is. come on, the klu klux klan and the white supremist movements, violent movements that have been a stain on our history, well, they're just plain deplorabldep. what trump said about mexicans and our muslim community, he brought a racist element into this campaign. that's what she was talking about. >> should she have been more specific, m

for now new york cityt mayor bill de blasio says it's too soon to say if terrorism was behind the incident./// ((nia wong)) >>> coming up in the next half hour. the u.s is getting backlash after a failed airstrike in syria. what went wrong and how many lives were lost because of this attack. nominee--donald trump is still talking about where president obama was born. his bold new claim right after this break./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with nia this is 8 news now." >>> welcome back to the valley's news leader. dozens of syrian troops are dead after a failed u-s led coalition airstrike. military officials say the u.s.-led coalition though it hit an isis-target. --- but struck syrian government troops instead, killing 62 of them, according to russia. a syrian human rights group put the death toll at 83, with at least 120-soldiers wounded. a senior administration offical says the u-s told russia where the general area of the strike u-s for failing to coordinate the airstrike./// ((nia wong)) >>> the u-s air force is grounding 10 of its new f-35 fighters... barely a month a

with residents again worried - new york mayor bill de blasio says officials are working hard to keep people safe: you will see a very substantial nypd prescence this week..bigger than ever earlier saturday in seaside park, new jersey one of three pipe-bomb type devices wired together detonated in a garbage can. no one was injured but authorities believe the blast was probably meant to distrupt a police say there's similarities in that incident and the one in new york - but have stopped short of saying they're linked. and the two blasts came on the same day as a man stabbed nine people in a minnesota mall. an off-duty police officer - now hailed as a hero - shot the attacker dead: he clearly prevented additional injuries and potentially loss of life ((diane gallagher)) >> the pressure cooker that didn't explode saturday in new york city will be sent to the all of the victims in saturday's explosion have since been released from the hospital. from new york city cnn diane gallagher. the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) <<< the spaghetti bowl bridge connecting 95 south to i-15 sou

(mayor bill de blasio ) was it a political motivation, a personal motivation, we do not know that yet. new york governor andrew cuomo noted at a morning press conference that no terrorist groups had claimed responsibility. (cuomo ) at this time there is no terrorism connection with this incident a law enforcement source tells cbs news that both the new york bombs and the one that went off saturday morning along the course of a new jersey charity race were designed to use cell phones as triggers but they can't say definitively if the events are linked. (gabe ferreira) it was scary. i mean it was definitely an explosion. you definitely felt it from two blocks away. tonight the nypd is on heightened alert and a deployed to transit hubs all while hundreds of international dignitaries arrive in new york for the un general assembly. brook silva-braga, cbs news, new york city./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> investigators are vetting a social media page where someone who claimed to be the "ny bomber" said the motive for explosion was a response to anti-gay "violence and oppression."/// ((sharie jo

tonight new york mayor bill de blasio says there is no specific link to terrorism. one witness said she had just gotten off the bus when it all started. >> i came out, i heard boom! boom! and everything started shaking. and there was big mounds of smoke and people started running. and i started running with them down seventh avenue. >> there's been a huge police and fire response for about five hours now. along with the national guard and state firefighters and police. bomb-sniffing dogs are also out there now on the scene. >> as we are analyzing what happened here, we are -- we have no credible and specific threat at this moment. but we do want to be very clear, the early indications, initial indications is this was an intentional act. >> just about 40 minutes ago, authorities appeared to detonate something possibly a second explosive or device about three blocks away from the site of the first blast. a source tells fox news that it was a pressure cooker. this all comes just six days after the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. joining us on the phone

. >> according to the mayor of new york, bill de blasio. he says that the explosion appears to be intentional. at least 29 people were wounded because of it. a surveillance video shows a person near where the explosion occurred. and they are trying to figure out if that person was connected to what happened there. >>> the united nations security council wrapped up an emergency session a few hours ago. russia called the meeting after a coalition air strike that killed dozens of people in syria. >> the united states has said that strike was a mistake and they apologized for it and they stopped it immediately after russian officials informed them of their error. they thought they were going after isis. but a spokeswoman for russia says it suggests the u.s. is defending isis. we've heard that before. that brought a swift response from the united states. >> a fierce and bitter war of wards between the u.s. and russia saturday night at u.n. headquarters in new york. russia called for an emergency security council meeting. samantha power says the

we're told the new york city mayor, bill de blasio, is on his way to this scene. he was at gracie mansion, the official residence of the new york city mairps. that's on the upper east side, multiple miles away. 10, 12 miles away or so. so we expect to see him and get a briefing from the new york city police department and the commissioner as well as the mayor as soon as we have it. witnesses describing an explosion and a blast that was deafening, loud, just completely ear-ringing suddenly and scaring everyone, obviously, on the street in light of the terrorist mode that we are living in now. many wondering if this was, indeed, some type of random terrorist attack, where someone would put something inside a dumpster, too. as one of our guests just said a few minutes ago, to try to sew uncertainty and fear or if this is something else. it is extremely early in the investigation. many times early reports are wrong. we do not want to get ahead of ourselves waiting for confirmation from law enforcement authorities, no heart what the witnesses say, no matter what others

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a white male named bill de blasio be a black in a primary in new york because bill de blasio came outat first, and the black candidate didn't. how mr. trump, who lives in new york and i assume votes here, didn't know the difference, is beyond me. when you look at the fact that he brings up drugs, drugs were a factor where? there is the allegation it's also that the victim had drugs in the car. x-ray the policeman had vision, that had nothing to do with him being tasered or shot? john: i think he is suggesting that drugs are feeling the rioting. i'm not validating. reverand sharpton: by what evidence is he bringing this up, and is this not fitting into -- into theping stereotype of drugs and blacks, and supporting why we have to first from? the iron is if he brings in stop and first in the middle of the shootings, when there were no stop and first issues at all. in charlotte, they stopped this guy with a bullet and first him after he was dead. that has been proven in new york, stop and first has gone down from almost 700,000 cops 220,000, and crime has done -- crime has gone down. john

but city mayor bill de blasio say there's no evidence of a terrorist attack. police believe the blast may have been caused by an explosive device in or near a second device a few blocks from that initial explosion site. they say it appears to be a pressure cooker with wires and duct tape. we'll keep you updated as this story develops. >>> this explosion in new york comes hours after a pipe bomb exploded in new jersey where thousands of runners were participating in a charity race benefiting the united states marines. runners were not in the area at the time of the blast. that's because of a start delay. investigators say if the 5k had started on time there would have been injuries. >> it's obvious it was meant to affect the run, the fact that it went off at 9:35. the race was canceled after the explosion. we know the device was set off with a timer but authorities have said nothing else. >>> in jacksonville we're learning a father and son are both seriously hurt after shooting each other. officers say they found one person shot in the yard, the other shot insi

mayor bill de blasio says that the blast is an intentional act but not linked to terrorism. and a second device was reportedly found a few blocks away. it happened in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. it hurt 29 people including one seriously but everyone is expected to survive. most of the injuries were scraped and cuts from glass and metal debris. it appeared the explosion came from inside a large trash bin but police now say it likely happened on the street. the streets werer full of people at the time. >> it was scary at first and then sounded like thunder and really heavy. if you are close it did kind of, like, you felt it in your heart, you know? >> there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something we will be investigating very carefully. but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. >> investigators do have surveillance video of the explosion, but so far they're not revealing if a suspect was caught on camera. right now, nypd is investigating a possible second device on 27t

(bill de blasio, mayor) "we believe at this point in time it was an intentional act." the explosion around 8-30 p-m in the chelsea neighborhood was in or near a dumpster, according to a law enforcement source. dozens of people were injured - "i'm willing to help --- come with me." (james o'neill, nypd commissioner) "we do have video and we see the explosion and we're going to use that to help in our investigation." here for a second - no we're not so i'll have to... officials say a second device appears to be a pressure cooker with wires sticking out, and what looks to be a cellphone removed by the bomb squad for investigation.. (juliette kayyem, cnn national security analyst) "because it was not detonated there might be fingerprints, there might be proof of purchase there might be other things that can lead the good morning las vegas! i'm parker collins in for lesley marin. the time now is ... let's get started with a check of your first alert forecast with dan bronis. good morning dan! ((ad-lib)) hot and dry will continue to be the theme for the end of the weekend wi

. /// mayor bill de blasio, new york city: >> ((there is no evidence at this point that there's of a terror connection to this incident.)) ((nia wong)) >> the atf is also joining the investigation. believe this explosion was connected to one in new jersey. that one happened in seaside park, news jersey just before the start of a charity race benefitting u.s. sailors and marines. reports show three pipe-bomb-type devices we're wired together-- but only one of them detonated. fortunately no one was injured during the explosion./// ((nia wong)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader. more fallout from the wells fargo scandal. the price the bank is paying for thousands of fake accounts./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with nia wong, katie boer & jon tritsch. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. what kind of person