brynn gingras, thank you very much. we'll see you in a bit. >>> ahead, the justice department wants to question former vice president mike pence and the question is will he cooperate? >>> explosions in jerusalem. israel calling it a combined attack. we're live on the ground next. ns too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. fromom verizon. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. up to 300 miles of range on a full charge. and a starting price around $30,000. evs for everyone, everywhere. chevrolet. >>> there could be more attacks like the back-to-back attacks in jerusalem. 18 others injured. no one has claimed responsibility. no one has been arrested. police are calling the explosions a combined terror attack. cnn's hadas gold is live in jerusalem. hadas, what are police doing to protect people. >> reporter: this was a very unusual attack. two bags pla

. >>> well, now to cnn's brynn gingras. you've got new details on the shooting suspect who's now in the hospital awaiting charges. nick mentioned there's evidence that the suspect was bullied as a young child. what more do we know? >> reporter: yeah, it's important to note we don't know exactly his motive. he's not speaking to investigators at this point. but we're getting a little bit of a clearer picture about his past, maybe what pointed in this direction. and what our investigative team has uncovered is that yeah, he was the subject of pretty vile bullying back in 2015. there was this site online that, again, cnn investigative team found. much like a wikipedia page. it had the picture of the suspect, anderson aldrich, and it had offensive slurs mocking his weight, basically accusing him of pretty -- engaging in illegal activity and mocked his grandmother and her fund-raising efforts to help him go on a class trip to japan. and just again, pretty vile bullying for this person on this online site. it was updated several t

brynn gingras is following this. here. >> reporter: and question is this too little too late. from rir and the nba and the nets organization. it seemed like this was figured out and there was an agreement that kyrie irving and the nets were going to give the adl, anti-defamation league half a million dollars each. but then as you pointed out, kyrie irving doubled down on what he did and said this. >> i take full responsibility again i'll repeat it for posting something on instagram or twitter and i've had some falsehoods in it. but i also am a human being that is 30 years old and i've been growing up in a country that was telling me that i wasn't worth anything and i came from a slave class. i'm not here to compare anyone's aprosities or try to [ inaudible ]. i'm just here to continue to expose things in our world and continues to put in darkness. i'm a light. i'm a beacon of light. >> so there was sort of his attempt to an apology that seemed to be the tipping point for the nets because it was soon after those comme

brynn gingras is live with the latest. the story is fascinating and i'm obsessed with what's happening and where this is going forward. >> bernie madoff now but it was a few months ago when ftx's cfo was on the cover of fortune questioning if he's the next warren buffett and now his company has imimploded. and it'sshaking up the future of digital currency. ftx filed for bankruptcy. the company's 30-year-old ceo sam bankman freed resigned and his $16 billion fortune erased. bloo bloomberg called it one of the greatest destructions of well. he has apologized saying i was shocked to see things unravel the way they did. now questions of mishandling customers funds have emerged. at least one billion in customers' funds have vanished. he transferred $1 billion funds from ftx to his trading company sources told "reuters." >> in some ways the collapse of ftx is the moment of the crypto world. it is a classic financial crisis. >> the downfall of the crypto exchange began earlier this month when questions were raised about the finan

brynn gingras is live on the parade route.'ve had this assignment before, i like this part better than the actual parade. it's a great assignment. >> i worked in new york news for 10 years i never worked the parade. i'm like a little kid right now. i'm so excited. i need to echo chad, the weather is perfect. no drama. these balloons are flying today. this is the beginning of the parade, central command, so many people in the area just getting ready to get this parade kicked off. you can see the turkey with the macy's star, that's going to start us off. these are, of course, the stars of the show. the balloons, that's little yoda, baby yoda. and then, of course, they line up this whole entire street. they were inflated last night. the parade is actually getting started earlier this year because there's so many balloons. there's baby shark, diary of a whimpy kid. of course baby yoda. so many exciting events about to take off at 8:45 today. if you can believe it. >> i'm going to make everybody mad. >> why? ♪ baby shark ♪ >> i tho

brynn gingras earning the best assignment of the day, covering the parade on a day where the real feel. i mean, talk about scoring the assignment on the right year. >> reporter: i know. i know. i haven't done this. i worked in new york media tor ten years and i've never done the parade and i'm now i'm spoiled. it is beautiful and the crowds were out and it was so exciting. we watched santa pass us by here on the upper west side and they've now opened the streets. but everybody had so much excitement for this traditional effect that just brings everybody out screaming happy thanksgiving. i i did find a few stragglered that i want to say hello to. this is skylar. whats with your favorite part of the parade? >> santa. >> of course. why was it santa? >> because it is almost christmas. >> that is means it is almost christmas. so exciting. full disclosure. that is any niece. this is my family and they're hanging out with me until we're done here. but you know how much they love you, erica, so i have to get them on to say hello. and this is my little guy gavin. it was such a family fun event

cnn's brynn gingras is live from city hall in new york. multiple times, hate crimes, threats to the jewish community as well as others. what are they saying about these particular arrests? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, jim, they're saying this was a credible, imminent threat that was thwarted thanks to the nypd, the joint terrorism task force here in new york and the fbi. right now there are two new york men who are sitting behind bars on different charges in relation to this. one of them a 21-year-old, christopher brown, he is facing terrorist tick threats and matthew mahrer another new yorker behind bars on $150,000 cash bond for criminal possession charges. now, let me walk you through exactly what authorities say was happening here. basically they became aware of these online postings threatening an attack on the jewish community on a manhattan synagogue on november 12th. they were able to trace those postings to a computer being used at a veterinary clinic with one of these suspects were working dr or where a suspect was working. essenti

brynn gingras has it for us. >> reporter: a suspect remains at large after two new jersey police officers attempting to make an arrest, this happened in newark last night. authorities searched an apartment building where they thought kendall howard was hiding. one of the officers was shot in the leg, the other in the should we er. the bullet grazing his neck. >>> at least one school in kentucky is canceling classes for a week. writing we'll resume school election day the morning of november 9th. and it could be a billion dollar night. the power ball jackpot has climbed to $1.2 billion after no one matched the winning numbers in monday night's drawing. are you going to quit your jobs if you win? >> no. >> that's not an option. >> we just started yesterday. >> if i don't show up on thursday, you know why, i left at 9:01 this morning and bought a ticket. >> we left. >> you would miss us. >> i would share. >> you would miss us. >> i would come by as a guest. i'd stop in and say hi. >> thank you, brynn. >> thank you. >>> a glass of wine or beer after work is a common way for people to unwind.

brynn gingras is here with the information. >> they found this individual, they spoke to this personeople, they weren't going to do anything, but they're angry, and, of course, that's alarming. it's unclear if this person is going to face any charges. what happened here, they posted on this extremist website -- extremist views on the website which is a form where extremists use our posts and it set off this five-alarm fire especially because it made it seem like this attack had already happened. we bring up instances in our past where we've known about instances on these forums and they haven't happened yet and we're saying, why didn't you listen to the red flags. that's why the five-alarm fire went off with the fbi. but there is no longer a threat. it's good that, of course, the law enforcement were able to track this individual. the governor is saying this in a tweet, i want to read it to you, while the specific threat may be mitigated, it remains a tense time for our jewish members and we will stand shoulder to shoulder with our jewish congregations. it's good that they're able to

. >> brynn gingras is following this for us. the law was enacted last year. what's changing now?e mayor wants to clear up this perception that if someone is experiencing a mental health crisis they can only be involuntarily committed or receive help if they're about to harm themselves or harm someone else. he says that's not the case. someone can look at someone and see, are they not wearing shoes, are they not wearing a jacket when it's very cold outside, of course they experience this a lot on the subways, which was a big issue with the mayor. he wants officers, ems workers, city staff to be able to assess someone on a case-by-case basis and intervene, and that could mean involuntarily giving them help. so let me first go over stats with you. first, the mental health in new york city, one in five new yorkers experience a mental health illness in a given year. this was exacerbated certainly by the pandemic. and this is something that the mayor campaigned on, wanting to really get at the issue, saying that in many cases the mental health crisis is affecting the crime rates in the

l let's bring in brynn gingras to talk about this. >> it's overwhelming for law enforcement at this point and it's becoming a greater concern for the fbi and homeland security because it can be more than words. these threats against elected officials, law enforcement have been increasing. several members of congress have been on the receiving end of threats and in cases, it's led to physical violence, look no closer than house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. a michigan man accused of threatening to kill a congressman and christopher wray. capitol police were made aware of voice mails left. the accusedd neil matthew legen said hey, john, you're going to die. >> it's all the hate talk readily available on all the social media platforms. it incites people to these kinds of violent threats and violent action. >> reporter: in comments posted on the live stream of testimony last week, walter allegedly wrote i will kill you director wray, you will die. i will kill you in self-defense. there were numerous comments stating beliefs about a conspiracy theory that elected politicians, government offi