our top story tonight, of course, is what local officials including new york city mayor bill de blasio are now calling an act of terror in the nation's largest city. tonight, eight people are dead and 11 people have been taken to the hospital with injuries after

orleans, pittsburgh, seattle, and new york city, where democratic mayor bill de blasio is facing off against republican candidate nicole malliotakis, an independent candidate bo dietl. there are also a number of key ballot initiatives. in maine, voters will decide whether to expand medicaid over the opposition of the maine governor paul lepage. in ohio, voters will decide whether to buck the pharmaceutical industry and force a reduction in the price of prescription drugs. and in new york, voters will decide whether to hold a constitutional convention to rewrite the state constitution. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in sutherland springs, texas, where on sunday morning an alleged shooter with a history of domestic violence fired 450 rounds at worshipers, killing 26 of them, including children, elderly people, and a pregnant

and finally, tomorrow, new york city will be holding its election for mayor and incumbent mayor bill de blasio is running for a second term against republican challenger nicole malliotakis, a state assembly woman from staten island. and i just want to take a moment right now to address anyone watching who's a registered voter in new york city to say please vote, it's very important. and when you do vote for mayor, write in donald trump's name. here's the thing. if donald trump gets enough votes for mayor of new york city and actually wins the election i think we can convince him that's a better job than president. [ light laughter ] hear me out. [ applause ] pretend you know nothing about politics okay. just wipe all knowledge of how the government works from your brain. done, okay now you're donald trump. [ light laughter ] so which title sounds more powerful to you? president, or mr. mayor. [ light laughter ] seriously, where would you rather work? the white house or city hall? look, new yorkers, we got to take one for the team here. trump can't do nearly as much damage as mayor as he can as

bill: i think you are right, any surprise with de blasio winning. >> no,. bill: bo dietl could not pull it out. >> no. >> okay. new jersey senior u.s. senator bob menendez on trial for corruption and bribery. we have details from courthouse, ashley johnson with the story. reporter: after two months of testimony, 57 witnesses testifying, 18 counts, jurors in federal corruption trial of u.s. senator menendez, have their work cut out. menendez left courthouse tuesday without talks to reporters. >> i have nothing more to say. reporter: no verdict has been reached and deliberation will continue to a third day, menendez is accused of accepts over $600,000 in political contributions, free private jet rides and a luxury hotel stay in paris from the doctor. to help him dissolve, disputes. judge william, told jurors to rely on individual or whole recollection on what was said, a juror is going on vacation friday, if a is not reached by thursday, an alternate juror will be brought in on monday. a bribery convicttion could mean prison time, it may not result in an immed

javier: en nueva york el actual alcalde bill de blasio se enfrenta a cuatro ponentes. olÉmicas, una mala seÑal con un dedo al presidente donald trump le costÓ el trabajo. esta mujer dice que hizo esto porque sintiÓ coraje, al ver pasar el pasado mes esa camioneta del presidente donald trump, justo antes de irse a su viaje a asia. la mujer iba en su bicicleta y repente se puso a pensar en todo lo que habÍa ocurrido Últimamente en puerto rico y los escÁndalos, decidiÓ hacer este gesto con la mano. javier: ella trabajaba para el gobierno, estaba fuera de servicio ese dÍa. comparte esta imagen en sus redes sociales, sus jefes miran eso y termina sacÁndola del trabajo. carolina: parte de la controversia es que la mujer es contrato vista para el gobierno. no sÉ, pero hay libertad de expresiÓn. javier: que la gente nos cuente su opiniÓn sobre este inÉdito episodio que ha terminado con el trabajo de esa mujer. carolina: fÍjate que hasta la etiqueta le piden a la mujer que se lance para presidenta, en instantes. una pareja hispana escapÓ milagrosamente de la muerte en texas. ten

we heard from mayor bill de blasio of new york city, who said the same thing during a news conference. what we are seeing in new york city is stepped up security mayor bill de blasio told new yorkers they should expect to see stepped up security in the short term. it does not mean there is anything a foot. just means there is extra precaution being taken in light of what happened today. jonathan: alison, thank you for your time. we follow the7 as latest information. we get that both on-air and online at her website, wjla.com, and you can always download our news app, in the google store or apple play. alison: tomorrow marks one month since the las vegas massacre. we have an update on a victim from maryland. tina frost is out of intensive care in baltimore and able to write on a whiteboard and trying to walk on her own. she was shot in the head and lost an eye in the shooting. we will continue to track her road to recovery. jonathan: a shocking arrest in prince or just per hour on indianhead highway. the speed limit is 55. in theere two children car, the youngest six months old. the dr

new york mayor bill de blasio and governor andrew cuomo were there as the parade began. >>> a teacher is held hostage in a classroom for four hours and production of "house of cards" is suspended against sexual misconduct allegations against actor kevin spacey. those are some of the stories on this morning's headlines. >>> a man barged into his child's school in riverside and took a female teacher hostage in an empty classroom. students were evacuated from the school. police stormed the classroom and shot and killed the suspect. the teacher was not hurt. >>> new hampshire's valley news says the state's attorney general has launched an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct against dartmouth college. the school's president said, quote, sexual misconduct and harassment have no place at dartmouth. >>> "the baltimore sun" says netflix has suspended "house of cards" due to allegations of sexual misconduct against actor kevin spacey. on sunday actor andrew rapp said spacey made advances on him at a party when he was 14 but spacey says s apologize and said he didn't remember the incide

your is what some of what mayor of new york bill de blasio had to say. mayor de blasio: it is a painful day in our city, horrible tragedy on the west side. let me be clear that these have information we have at this moment, this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror, aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives, who had no idea about what was about to hit them. we, at this moment, based on the information we have, we have 8 innocent people who have lost their lives, and over a dozen more injured. we know that this action was intended to break our spirit. but we also know new yorkers are strong, new yorkers are resilient, and our spirit will never be moved by an act of violence, an act meant to intimidate us. we have been tested before as a city very near the site of today's tragedy, and new yorkers do not give in in the face of these kinds of actions. we will respond as we always do. we will be undeterred. and i want to thank everyone at the nypd, all our first responders for their extraordinary efforts i

they are saying part of the game is bill de blasio and the new york city government. they gat lawsuit. diana has all the details. what do you got for us? reporter: this is where the 32-year-old was riding the bike on halloween before causing eight kills in the deadliest terror attacks. the suspects accused of renning a truck driving to the henry hudson bike which and later crashed at chamber street. protective barriers have since been in place but the family say that should have been done sooner? we are talking about a 33-year-old adult who was killed on a 32-year-old who had his full life ahead of him. butltler is a lawyer with the re marie arnold law firm based in new jersey. ons day she filed intonate sue seeking monitory dons from new york city's recreation department department of transportation and the hudson river park front an organization run jointly by the city in the state. butler'ses previous instance of the car droves on the path should have prommed organizations toes do more. this is a location where there was easy access to the bike path where there wer

we are assuming that bill de blasio remains the mayor of new york.ll have updates on all of that throughout the hour. " david of the "atlantic" magazina is an unbelievably smart guy, probably one of the smartest people in washington. way smarter than you are. so smart he qualifies as a wonkn he understands policy details. he's an expert. when devin kelley murdered 26 people in a texas church over the weekend, david came forward almost immediately with a tidy solution to mass shootings like this one. he shared it on twitter. "crazy thought: lifetime gun ban for anyone who raises a hand against a woman or a child." wow! that's brilliant! so brilliant that it has been federal law for 21 years.. good job, david frum, though you are a little late to thee policymaking party. under existing statute, devin kelley was not allowed to buy the gun he used. kelley hadll been convicted of brutally abusing his stepson and wife.be he had been discharged from the air force. even before that, kelley had escaped from a mental hospital, all of that clearly disqualifying

the new york city voters decide whether bill de blasio deserves the second term as mayor. de blasio remarkablyeems certain to win there. democrat bill murphy heavily favored in the state of new jersey. all eyes are on virginia tonight where republican ed gillespie is in a dogfight to the finish with democrat ralph northam. polls have closed exactly an hour ago. our fox news motor analysis shows the race is too close to call. if there are some competing impulses in the commonwealth of virginia tonight. motor analysis by fox shows that 62% of voters say the state's economy is excellent or good, and that would seem to favor the democrats, who have been in power for the last four years. on the other hand, 63% of voters also say they support keeping up confederate statues, that has been a big issue in the race the last several months. president trump of course looms large over the race. 56% view him unfavorably in virginia, but 62% say president trump was not an important part of their vote one way or the other, so in some ways, competing responses from that survey that we did. fox correspondent kr

mayor bill de blasio in studio 57.brated with thousands after the deadly attack in manhattan. why paradegoers wow not let the terror ruin their night. first your "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the suspect in the deadliest attack since 9/11 in custody. he may have been inspired by isis. >> i'm standing 50 yards from the truck that police say was di people. >> he said allahu akbar, which means god is great. >> more people describing copycat would happen in new york. >> the attack we're seeing now could be followed by copy cat attacks. i'm not saying it could happen, but we have to be vigilant. >> we lost eight successful. they did not disrupt new york city. >> the details are coming out. there's no logic or meaning. an awful person did an awful, awful thing and countless lives are now affected. it's a cowardly and pointless attack beyond our >>> a native of uzbekistan with a green card is accused of carrying out new york's deadliest attack in years. eight people were kill and 11 others were hurt. >> police say suspect say fue

plus, new york mayor bill de blasio is here in studio 57 today.ween with thousands of new yorkers who said they would not let terror ruin their night. here is today's eye opener at 8. >> a source tells cbs news the suspect in new york city's deadliest terror attack in years is bragging to police. >>> we are standing in front of the rented truck police say was used to deliberately plow down people >>> wanted to keep droifg down that bike path and didn't mean to run into the school bus. investigators found knives side the truck. >>> the tourists, they were run over by the truck moments before it rammed into a school bus and it came to an end not far from where we're standing >>> more people to try to copy cat what happened here in new york, the pattern we're seeing in new york is an attack followed by copy cat attacks. i'm not saying it is happening, but we need to be vigilant. >> a depraved coward rented a truck and we lost eight people, but they were not successful. they did not disrupt new york city. >> we are hearing about the terrible news comi

. >> dice que la seguridad de este aÑo serÁ más fuerte que nunca, esto segÚn el alcalde bill de blasiogracias, que se llevarÁ a cabo este jueves. >> vamos a tener a miles de policÍas en el Área, uniformados y encubiertos. >> ademÁs del fuerte despliegue policial, tanto la policÍa como el fbi implementarÁn una nueva tÁctica que garantiza la seguridad de los mÁs de 3.5 millones de personas que asistirÁn al evento. el comisionado de policÍa indicÓ que decenas de camiones de 16 toneladas de arena estarÁn bloqueando las calles para evitar sangrientos ataques como lo ocurrido en el bajo manhattan el dÍa de halloween. >> la ciudad va a estar bien protegida por todos los policÍas. >> otra estrategia es la presencia de 5000 policÍas, francotiradores y agentes de la unidad antiterrorista. >> le queremos avisar que no traiga sombrillas, mochilas grandes, todo el mundo, cuando entre al Área, va a estar revisada. >> han pedido mantenerse en alerta y reportar cualquier actividad sospechosa, llamando al 911. fÉlix: en el juicio contra josé garcÍa, un mexicano acusado de matar a una mujer en californi

mayor bill de blasio. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us.ng we should know about that terrorist attack yesterday? and moving forward, should we be worried about the new york marathon? >> joe, look, first of all, i want to say nypd did an outstanding job in all the first responders yesterday. our brave, young officer stopped that situation from ending up being potentially a lot worse and what's amazing, joe, and you and your colleagues were talking about it, new yorkers went back to business, back to work immediately. we had a halloween parade last night. we do it every year. a million people were there. and i talked to a lot of them, joe. i talked to a lot of them. i have to tell you, their attitude was one of resilience, strength, persistence. they're not going to let terrorists change our way of life. it made me very proud of new york city. >> is there a what you're expecting for the new york city marathon, as well? >> i am. >> do you think it will go on uninterrupted? >> absolutely. we think it's important as a message to the whole world

truck attack was acting in support of i still and had planned the attack for weeks new york mayor bill de blasio says his city will not be intimidated eight people were killed and eleven others injured when a pickup truck drove down a cycling in lower manhattan the suspect is a twenty nine year old man a rigidity from beck a stun us president donald trump says he'll implement more extreme vetting of foreigners police of interview the man in hospital based on the investigation overnight it appears that mr say probably had been planning this for a number of weeks he did this in the name of isis and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some notes that further indicate that. he appears to have followed almost exactly to eighty the instructions that isis has put out and its social media channels before with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack let's get more from kristen salumi is live for us in new york and kristen we're hearing more about the suspect what is the latest on the investigation. well we know that the police came to that conclusion that this

the mayor of new york, bill de blasio is called that attack an act of terror.ucker carlson tonight." shepard smith is in new york city, he's been covering this attack from the moment it happened and he joins us from the scene where it occurred. shepard.

in new york city, apparently, 40 just bill de blasio's point victory in the city, but in the suburbs, westchester county and nassau county, both now have democratic county executives where they previously had republican ones. it seems to be some of the blue areas of the country are becoming even bluer, but that does not mean the rest of the country necessarily is shifting that much. i am wondering your thoughts on that? >> what happened in washington state means seven states out of 50 have total democratic party control over the governorship and the legislatures. but at the same time, we have fully half of the states, 26 where republicans control every branch of government. i think that is an indicator of just how many gains have been made by an extremist right-wing party, which noam chomsky correctly calls the most dangerous criminal organization in the history of the world. that is where we are right now. unfortunately, the democratic party has not been able to put together the mobilization of the base in a way that can counteract that kind of very vile corporate militarist force th

caracterizarÁ el desfile de acciÓn de gracias, asÍ lo dijo el alcalde de la ciudad de nueva york, bill de blasios que van a estar en la calle. peggy: cuando se inflan los globos del desfile, tambiÉn habrÁ un mayor nivel de seguridad. se instalarÁn barreras de concreto y se revisarÁ los espectadores. >> se va a hacer en un distinto horario y los cierres de las calles van a hacer antes. peggy: segÚn el alcalde se espera a que mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas asistan al desfile que en esta ocasiÓn celebra sus 91 aÑos. >> yo creo que todo el mundo va a venir, no creo que eso pare nada, pero creo que va a haber mÁs seguridad. peggy: las autoridades anunciaron cambios en la seguridad en otros eventos, como la celebraciÓn en la vÍspera de aÑo nuevo. le pidieron al publico que si ven algo sospechoso, que lo reparten. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: la conocida y premiada periodista patricia yan --janiot formarÁ parte de "univisiÓn noticias" a partir de enero. enrique: tambiÉn serÁ como presentadora de "aquÍ y ahora". ilia: cientos de latinoamericanos conocen a patricia como el rostro de cnn. ilia: que sea otro paso een su c

se espera que el alcalde bill de blasio firme el proyecto de ley en los prÓximos dÍas, y la legislaciÓnanera selectiva a los acusados de hostigamiento sexual. pero ignorÓ el caso de roy moore. y tampoco mencionÓ a las 12 mujeres que lo denunciaron a Él por acoso sexual, durante la campaÑa presidencial. reportera: el presidente trump sigue sin pronunciarse por roy moore. dijo que la fotografÍa de franken, es realmente mala. >> el presidente trump tiene una facilidad tremenda para apuntar y culpar a otros, pero jamÁs asume sus propias responsabilidades. reportera: durante la campaÑa, 12 mujeres acusaron a trump de acoso y asalto sexual, y saliÓ a la luz este audio en el cual se le escuchaba diciendo vulgaridades sobre las mujeres. en su momento, trump dijo que todas las mujeres mintieron y que las iba a demandar, pero nunca lo hizo. los asesores del presidente trataron de justificarlo diciendo que el mandatarios sÍ se pronunciÓ sobre franken porque es una noticia nueva pero no ha hablado sobre roy moore porque hace mÁs de dos semanas que estallÓ esa bomba. >> la casa blanca tiene que ser

in a press conference, bill de blasio confirmed it as terrorism. >> it was particularly cowardly. >> summer individuals described it as road rage. the driver entered the bike path near houston street. and then he got out of the truck with two handguns. the police later discovered the suspects weapons to be a paintball gun and a pellet gun. one witness captured the terrifying moment. >> he pointed a gun at me. >> this happens hours before a planned halloween event. reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, diana. let's bring in bob, who is our expert. what do you make about this? all of a sudden immediately on twitter, talking about possible road rage. all of a sudden the word terrorism crept into this language. are we deluding ourselves? is our government actually ready for things like this? this is scaring a lot of people that you could be killed on a bike path in manhattan. >> it's unfortunate because this could happen anywhere. whether it is on fifth avenue or any of our avenues or sites. the barriers around the world trade center and historical sites in new york, unfortunately

in new york city, bill de blasio cruised to a second term. jason chaffetz used to have the seat in utah. less than one year into barack obama's first year as president, senator ted kennedy died and there was a special election. massachusetts went to the g.o.p. scott brown won. tonight they mean a lot or it may mean not much at all. >> shannon: only time will tell. we know you'll be watching along with us. thank you so much. president trump's standing on the world stage as commander in chief while also lashing out at the virginia g.o.p. candidate for governor last night to the issues and we've got to go guests. sean duffy, a republican from wisconsin. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt. welcome. chris, we have this poll about was important to virginia voters. at the top of the list, the economy and health care tied at 24%. in talking to a congressman tonight from virginia, he said the virginia economy grew at 0.6% last year. either the northam p.r. team did a great job or gillespie did a -- >> i think the democrats won it. ed gillespie d

el alcalde bill de blasio ha dicho que el neoyorquino tiene un espÍritu alegre. nto se pensÓ que ese desfile se iba a cancelar debido a estos incidentes pero el alcalde ha confirmado que el desfile se llevara a cabo bajo estrictas normas de seguridad. esta Área permanece acordonada por agentes de la policÍa de nueva york, agentes federales, agentes del fbi y la policÍa estatal. tambiÉn ha llegado médicos forenses. ha sido una zona activa desde las 3:00 de la tarde, momento en que ocurriÓ el incidente. la policÍa nos deja estar aquí pero en cualquier momento nos tendremos que mover para aquellos que van hacer su trabajo. ilia: muchÍsimas gracias. vamos a dejar el tema de este acto terrorista para hablar de otras noticias del dÍa. noticias de polÍtica que tambiÉn los ocupan. un ex asesor del presidente trump ha surgido como figura importante en la trama rusa. george papadopoulos asesorÓ a trump sobre la polÍtica exterior. marÍa elena: este mes se declarÓ culpable de mentir al fbi y ahora colabora con la investigaciÓn. como nos informa lourdes, algunas evidencias sug

. >> mayor bill de blasio. >> we have people here from all over the globe. my message is we will keep them safe. >> despite the spirit of competition prevailed. >> was there any consider ration to pull out when you heard about the terror attack? >> no consideration at all. no, locked and loaded and ready to go. >> i have been apprehensive about running the marathon. i can't let it stop me. >> shalene flanagan won the women arace ending a drought for american women in the marathon. flanagan said tuesday's terror attack was on her mind the whole race. the first 23 miles as she trailed and the final push when she said she was running for all americans. elaine. >> tony dokoupil, tony, thank you. >>> an anti-corruption crackdown in saudi arabia this weekend targeted some of the country any most powerful princes and businessmen. they include rivals of the heir to the throne, the crown prince. here is jonathan vigliatti. >> reporter: the arrests were announced on state-run television and featured some of the country's most powerful. among them, billionaire investor

deduct the state and local taxes. 100%, 1000 percent in principle i hated idea of it, i don't like bill de blasioeing subsidized by the likes of my home state of new hampshire or florida, or anywhere else but i question the immediate effect. it will take five years to catch up with bill de blasio but it will hit the people in new york right away, steve. not being able to deduct state and local taxes, what will that do to the immediate economic picture? >> makes it murky in those states. new jersey may think twice ben acting what they call a millionaires tax, putting their sky-high tax rates even higher. they have a crazy new governor coming in, what the republicans should have done with optics, saying this will go away in 12 months, 18 months, 24 months. states you have one or two years to get their act together. trish: that would give people a chance to vote the lawmakers out. >> exactly. you have issue in the state gubernatorial races and legislative races if we don't cut. as usual republicans behave like a stupid party. trish: they need to watch this show and watch you, that is very good idea.

new york mayor bill de blasio and new york governor andrew cuomo assuring the public that the suspected alone. public events affect tonight halloween's parade in new york would go on as planned. >> we have lived this before, we have felt the pain before, we feel the pain today. but we go forward together and we go forward stronger than ever. we are not going to let them won. dispute mike >> shannon: when asked if the suspect spoke in arab afterwards, they would say he did not make a statement. lindsey graham serves on the arm services committee and he joins us live. ed henry reported that the president said he won't come out and make a statement but you talk to him tonight? >> i talked to him. the one thing i like about president trump is that he understands we are in a religious war. to the american people, we are fighting people who are compelled by their religious views to kill us all. they kill fellow muslims who don't agree with their view of islam, they kill christians and vegetarians, libertarians, you name it. we are in a war. the last eight years, the obama administration tur

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the new york city voters decide whether bill de blasio deserves the second term as mayor. de blasio remarkably. democrat bill murphy heavily favored in the state of new jersey. all eyes are on virginia tonight where republican ed gillespie is in a dogfight to the finish with democrat ralph northam. polls have closed exactly an hour ago. our fox news motor analysis shows the race is too close to call. if there are some competing impulses in the commonwealth of virginia

alison: in new york city, the race for mayor and incumbent democrat bill de blasio easily beating hisublican challenger for stop a big night for democrats across the country. jonathan: we will keep you posted with the new developments, and you can download our abc 7 news app. in just the fifth time history, special veterans day tribute at the vietnam veterans memorial. each of the being read aloud. hour upon hour, in the cold driving rain, volunteers stepped to the microphone. >> jimmy richard griffin. jay: for the next four days, thousands of americans -- >> john malcolm bishof. jay: will speak the names etched into the vietnam veterans memorial. really makes it sink home how many names are 58,000, when it takes four days to read them. vietnam veteran charlie hilton traveled from indiana to read names. >> it is hard every time i come here. i love coming ,318 the remains of 58, people who died as a result of the vietnam war may rest elsewhere, but here they stand shoulder to shoulder one last time. jay korff, abc 7 news. thethan: so nice to see follmann tears do that. there are report

bill de blasio, as charlie likes to call him, comrade bill, he may not be as willing. to your point, maybe he gets voted out. >> i call him, bill the bolshevik. upper west side they have to pay this for a change, they will suddenly become supply side oriented. trish: i love my sister with all her heart. she grew up in new hampshire. there is no income tax. no sales tax. no, it is a pretty good life. by the way they managed to do well with very little. she moved to new york city. she was making more money. she thought it would be great. looked at her pay stub. wow. i said, welcome to the land of taxation. in the live free or die state you don't have to deal with this maybe it will -- >> people will move to florida or texas, places without income tax if the liberal state legislators don't adjust. trish: provided you can. i think there are still a lot of people but hopefully this forces the issue. i hear you guys on this. in my heart i do to the like the idea of anybody having to subsidize the likes of bill de blasio. moving to whether or not it really happens, steve, pol

new york's democratic mayor bill de blasio was reelected.adelphia fed suggests he will support another interest rate increase next month, but patrick harker wants to see signs inflation is moving higher before backing more rate hikes. he says he has penciled in three rate increases for next year. in the u k, theresa may may lose her second cabinet minister in a week. she is likely to fire international development el overry pat unauthorized meetings with israeli officials. last week, her defense secretary quit in a sexual-harassment scandal. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. riggs.ylor this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. jerome, david potok and schneider of pimco. i want to put the single best chart up here in a moment, but let's framed the yield curve. why do pros look at not only the two 10 spread but others spread differences of the yield curve? simply identifying where growth trends are heading, where inflation trends are heading, and articulate those at spec

and the fact of the matter is that the aclu and mayor bill de blasio decided for reasons of politicalorrectness a program that i think was done well and efficiently and was trying to keep all new yorkers of all backgrounds safe was curtailed. and there are people who are going to be asking the question now could more have been done if we'd taken a more aggressive approach specifically with the nypd, and those are valid questions. david: rebecca, when the ira was doing their bombings and their killings back in the '80s and so forth, some of them had connections with local catholic church. some of those catholic churches were surveilled. so the idea that this has never been done before, that it's focused just on islamophobia is wrong, isn't it? >> oh, no, it's totally wrong. listen, all of these islamist terrorists were radicalized in some way either in their mosques, by their family members, online propaganda -- david: by the way, this is a picture of the omar mosque, the one in particular that the new york police had been surveilling, and they had to stop it in 2014. who knows what th

new york city mayor bill de blasio and andrew cuomo think he was as well. cuomo said that the comments about schumer were factual or true. he said he doesn't like somebody politicizing something like this. a lot to be said there's lots of policy debate that will go on as a result of what happened in new york city. maybe some of it surrounding whether he should go to guantanamo bay. some people saying it's too early. still mourning the dead. sending out condolences. let's talk about that first and then the politics of it. the president insisting because this is a direct threat to the national security to homeland, it needs to be talked about now. shep? >> shepard: thanks, john roberts at the white house. good to talk to you. it would be interesting and fascinating if we weren't talking about the politics of this. since the president is and the white house spokesperson did and talked about labelling this man an enemy combatant, what would that mean? in other words, would who happen if he were treated as a criminal, a murderer in new york city, what would the

bill de blasio is projected to have won a second term as new york's mayor.s from some of the world's biggest banks have reportedly warned the u.s. commerce secretary over the impact of the u.k. leaving the eu. told the uk'ss growth may stop them using -- moving thousands of jobs. includedng on friday j.p. morgan chase, goldman sachs, and hsbc. china's overseas shipments held levelt month under robust demand. imports showed the continued strength of the domestic economy. exports increased 6.9% in october from a year earlier. imports rose by 17.2% year on year. that left the trade surplus of $38.3 billion. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. we are seeing the regional index hold onto the decade highs but have a look at japan. the nikkei closed lower by .1 of 1% coming off the highs we saw yesterday. january 1992 levels. -- the us trillion market closed flat. have a look at some of these toyota stocks, cutting its production costs to allow record research and build meant and china literature

new york governor andrew cuomo and new york mayor bill de blasio standing together to reassure the city. >> we will be vigilant. more police everywhere. you will see them in the airports and the tunnels. it is not because there is any evidence of any ongoing threat or any additional threat. it is just out of vigilance and out of caution. >> but tonight, new york with its history deeply marred by terrorism remains a city on edge. >> reporter: halloween appears to be carrying on as usual in times square. we are seeing a lot of costumes, a lot of tourists and a lot of police. >> reporter: not far from the crime scene, new yorkers in costume coming out in full force carry out the halloween parade tradition. >> it can happen anywhere. so could it make us a little afraid. but i mean, we have to live, right? you can't let something tragic that someone did stop your life. >> reporter: the indomitable spirit of the city, brave and unbroken. for "nightline" in new york. >> our thanks to geo benitez first things in the morning. now we switch gears and go one-on-one with the pastor to the stars moo

. >>> mayor bill de blasio says police officers will be on high alert. >> nypd has strongest antiterrorismstfy of any police force in the can't reand we're using it tonight and tomorrow and that everyone here is keep safe. >> nypd plans to have vehicles every intersection of perimeter around the crowds and no specific he stront anything in the city this holiday weekend. >> and i pray we keep it that we and everybody has a nice, peaceful, calm. great holiday weekend. exactly right. >> chilly. >> orkt yeah and in fact for the macy's parade it looks like 35 degrees. but as tony snows the big element they worry about is the wind. and wind will be under 5 miles an hour. >> huge. >> that's wonderful. >> it will be chill hi start for them by the time the parade wraps up it' york city and pretty chilly here too shawn and tony. get ready for that it will be one of the was you won't mind having oven running all day long because it feels pretty good wanted to show you we're still getting great piktz from you on twitter and thoovrping william cornish checks out the trail and i was surprised to see the

bill de blasio easily cruising to victory over three challengers. danica rome, 33-year-old former journalist elected the first openly transgender lawmaker defeats a 13 term encome bant who proclaimed himself as chief homophobe. >> chris hurst winning the 12th district house race. you may remember his girlfriend was tragically killed on live television in 2015. in maine, voters improve expansion of the state's medicaid program under obama care. this is a major setback for the governor staunch ally of president trump who vetoed bills five times. >> president trump weighing in from the other side of the world. kaitlyn collins is there in beijing. what are we hearing from the president and the white house this morning? >> reporter: well, the president is trying to distance himself from ed gillespie's loss. just minutes before he gave his speech in south korea this morning, the president was on twitter talking about is this race, saying ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for. don't forget, republicans won four out of four hou

bill de blasio is new york city's mayor.new york city better prepared for a super storm than it was five years ago? >> yes, and we'll take this very seriously. let's face it, sandy was the ultimate wake-up call for new york city, and it's the worst natural disaster in our history, and we're still feeling the effects. so, we have to change the way we did things. we still have major issues to address, but we're a very different city today. >> reporter: while private homeowners are now finally making improvements, many people in public housing are still waiting for the work to begin. >> a lot of the issues that are going on here in east river housing are not being addressed. >> reporter: carmen williams is a longtime resident of the east river homes in spanish harlem. >> the layout for what we saw, it looks good on paper but that's not going to help us. we need the work to actually be done. >> reporter: the federal emergency management agency earmarked $3 billion for flood mitigation improvements to new york city public housing

the mayor of new york, bill de blasio is called that attack an act of terror. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." shepard smith is in new york city, he's been covering this attack from the moment it happened and he joins us from the scene where it occurred. shepard. >> tucker, the latest we have is that right now authorities in passaic, new jersey, about 15 miles from here, 45 minutes a few are driving regional traffic, they have surrounded a vehicle, and that vehicle as the vehicle they believe it drove to the home depot there where he rented the home depot branded rental truck, which he then drove into manhattan and at some point began his rampage somewhere around houston street. when he got into the separated bike path and drove south about 20 blocks to the location where we are now at chambers street, basically in the shadow of one world trade center. along the way he had untold numbers of people, pedestrians and bicyclists. we saw the mangled remains of bicycles on the side ofpl the road. as you said, killedd officially now eight people and injured at lea