over the weekend after hasan allegedly slammed a neighbor's arm in a car door. according to police and witnesses, hasan reached for an adult rifle inside the car and was told to drop it numerous times. the officer has now been placed on paid leave while the department investigates. >>> a man who hired a hitman who killed the wrong man has been convicted. 60-year-old was found guilty of aggravated murder of the 2006 hopp. and they rose as a poster target for the 61-year-old who lived in akron. and instead that the hitman was tied up. >>> new tonight brand new details on the case of vandalism over the local fire station. the walls, the uniforms, the equipment were all covered with urine. now as police look for who did this, we wanted to know why it happened. paul kiska >> well rob, that is right. authorities are looking at what will be bad blood between two fire departments. mattresses, chairs, a couch, uniforms, and equipment all soaked with urine. >> they damaged some stuff that is going to take a substantial amount of money to replace and fix. >> reporter: the

police say hasan tried to grab neighbor. police reportedly told hasan not to touch the gun, but he didn't listen. the officer who fired the deadly shot is on paid leave pending the investigation. rob? >>> well, it's happened again, another unarmed black man shot by a white police officer. new video shows a tulsa man cooperating with police, but the officer shot anyway. video of the incident shows a 40-year-old unarmed black man walking towards his broken down suv with his hands in the air. moments later he falls to ground. and tonight the tulsa police chief promises to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> it will come out. i'll just make this promise to you. we will achieve justice in this case. >> reporter: federal, state, and local authorities now investigating this shooting. the officer involved in the shooting now on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of a criminal investigation. records show that the officer joined the tulsa police force in 2011 and worked for the frank? >>> well right now three wildfi

the man shot and killed has been identified as 61-year-old phillip hasan. police responded to th slammed another man's arm in a car door. when officers approached, he reached for an assault rifle. the akron officer who pulled the trigger is on administrative leave. >>> the cuyahoga county prosecutors office indicted two cleveland men for the murder of a 17-year-old. they were indicted on 14 charges including murder, kidnapping and robbery. officials say he ordered newell to kill the 17-year-old girl robbed a bank in north field village back in august. she was later found shot to death. >>> cleanup is under way in a fire department after a weekend break in there. tonight still no suspects. they wrote profane messages all over this fire equipment before arpaneting on beds and carpet and 14 pieces of gear. one trustee tells channel 3, this is just the latest blow for the fire station. last month the causing major changes in how the fire district operates. >> this is criminal and disgusting. and the people, the person or persons that did this belong behind bars

he also speaks with glee when major hasan killed all those soldiers in texas. >> reporter: we've seenhis before not long ago in orlando, he was also influeced by a blend. >> pamela brown, thank you very much for your reporting. joining us now, the top democrat in the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff. thank you very much for joining us. >> you bet. >> what's the latest on these two individuals that the fbi puts out this bulletin, shows the picture of these two guys who were seen walking around 27th street. they saw the duffel bag, they opened it. there was a bomb inside. they took the duffel bag and left that cooker pressure bomb, if you will, in a plastic wag there. what do we know about them? >> this is exactly right. it's very mystifying, they took the pressure cooker bomb out of this piece of luggage, took the piece of luggage away. were they removing the luggage because they wanted to take it, because they thought it had value and they didn't realize what they were taking out of it? or there were other possibilities that they thought the luggage might be track

stay behind and for nidal hasan. what does this show us? what about the two new people the fbi is looking for? let's go to sebastian gorka. what is your reaction to all of this? >> my reaction is that we've seen this all before. if you read the note that tsarnaev brother, the younger brother wrote inside of that boat when he was captured in watertown, it is very much the same kind of message. this is an individual who like the tsarnaev brothers was a fully paid-up member of the global jihadi movement. this isn't some crazy guy. this isn't some homophobe or somebody with other issues. this is a jihadi. he went to pakistan. he went to pakistan, quetta, the hotbed of jihadi hotbed of radicalization in southeast asia. probably met up with people who trained him and assisted him and he execute ad attack very similar to boston. remember boston was not just pressure cooker bombs. it was also pipe bombs. they used pipe bombs against the police trying to capture them. so nobody, elizabeth, nobody should have been surprised by this attack. liz: dr. g

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army major hasan. >> this is horrific for police. >> reporter: the fbi do not believe that rahami is part of any terror groups following the weekend bombings at seaside park new jersey and manhattan's chelsea neighborhood that injured 29 people. bombs were also found at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. rahami worked as an unarmed guard at private security companies. his wife left the u.s. days before the bombings and reportedly cooperating with officials in the united arab emirates. rahami's wife also filed for full custody of their son today. he also has a daughter from a previous relationship with his high school sweetheart. that woman told reporters that rahami was a bad father and hated america. frank? >> cristina rendon in our newsroom tonight, thank you. >>> we have new information now on a two alarm fire that destroyed a home in san jose last night. fire officials say that the blaze was sparked by a resident who was deep frying a chicken in the backyard of the home near story and white roads in east san jose. flames reached 30 feet into the air. this afternoon fire of

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and abc's lama hasan joins us from vancouver with more. it was a royal family affair as william and kate touched down in canada with prince george once again stealing the show. her first ever royal tour (lh on cam with the royals in the background) ''this is it - this is the moment william and kate along with prince george and princess charlotte kick off their highly anticipated tour justin trudeau and his wife sophie rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges to their country. complete with military honours and a 21 gun salute?nats boom. prince william sot - ''we are so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in canada this time round, beginning their own lifetime of country.'' kate looking regal in royal blue?in a jenny packham dress and a little royal bling borrowed from the queen - a diamond maple leaf brooch? the duke and duchess officially beginning the tour with a royal walkabout?and a solemn moment remembering those who served the prince taking the stage thanking their hosts for their warm welcome up'"nous la beau

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narrator: with a weapon nicknamed "cop killer" at his side, major nidal hasan goes on a deadly shooting

abc's -- lama hasan-- is in vancouver with more. it was a royal family affair as once again stealing the show. all eyes on princess charlotte mastering the royal wave on her first ever royal tour (lh on cam with the royals in the background) ''this is it - this is the moment william and kate along with prince george and princess charlotte kick off their highly anticipated tour of the west coast of canada - packing in more than 30 engagements over the next 7 days.' canadian prime minister justin trudeau and his wife sophie rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges to their country. complete with military honours prince william sot - ''we are so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in canada this time round, beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country.'' kate looking regal in royal blue?in a jenny packham dress and a little royal bling borrowed from the queen - a diamond maple leaf brooch? the duke and duchess officially beginning the tour with a royal walkabout?and a solemn moment reme

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hasan edmonds was shown scouting the armory in joliet, illinois. >> they all get the -- strike first. >> those are the ones who are going to respond. >> they have more time in service. >> strike first. they have had more time in the service. how about that. those words coming from that former army soldier. prosecutors say that edmonds and his cousin plan to kill up to 150 people at the armory. both were arrested at midway airport in chicago in march of 2015. they say they never planned to carry out the attack. >>> overnight, a mystery odor making people sick in california. vallejo, northeast of san francisco is warning residents to shelter in place after getting hundreds of calls about the smell. at this hour, officials don't know where it's coming from but they haven't found traces of natural gas in the area. people are being told to keep their windows shut and air conditioners turned off. >>> the former florida governor, charlie crist, getting unexpected laughs during a debate. he's now a democratic congressional candidate. he was asked if he planned to vote for hillary clinton this

blood- stained notebook containing extremist ramblings with reference to the drone strike killing and hasan the former u.s. army major who went on a shooting rampage in ft. hood back in 2009. >> this was the terrific police and best of gain. >> reporter: they do not believe that rahami is part of any terror groups, following the bombings that injured 29 people in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. rahami worked as an unarmed guard for private security custodies. his wife is reportedly cooperating with officials in the united arab emirates. rahami's wife filed for full custody of their son today. he also has a previous daughter -- has a daughter from a previous marriage. >>> the latest statewide field poll finds that hillary clinton's lead has slipped in california, but it is still a substantial. clinton holds a 17-point advantage over donald trump among likely voters. her lead was 24 points back in july before the republican and democratic conventions. in the meantime 53 voters hold an unfavorable view of clinton compared to 69% for donald trump. apparently george h.w. bush is the latest rep

. >> hasan at forth hood, orlando shooter, and so on.we didn't -- we weren't able to connect the dots. anded other side is international and i give it a grade of "f." post-9/11, we were focused on al qaeda. but now we have a proliferation of groups out there and it's just difficult to of them. and let's face it, they are existential threat to not the united states so much, but to u.s. interests and our allies overseas. >> and they have made no secret of the fact that many of then want to be truly an existential threat to israel and plots busted up in france and along in belgium and other areas. it seen lip seems like that is threat. what do we do as far as coordinating with international governments an agencies? they all have their own interests and sometimes they don't line up with ourselves. how difficult is that part of the equation? >> it is difficult especially some of the countries that we classify as terrorist countries, if you will. but we do have to re-establish relationships with countries like for example the sudan. they have

abc's lama hasan joins us with more. good morning lama. >> good morning to you rachel. we were right there at the airport in victoria. front row se little ones as they received a ceremonial welcome fit for a future king and queen. it was a royal family affair as william and kate touched down in canada with prince george once again stealing the show. all eyes on princess charlotte mastering the royal wave on her first ever world tour. well, this is it. this is the moment william and kate along with prince george and princess charlotte kick off their highly anticipated tour of in more than 30 engagements over the next seven days. >> canadian prime minister and his wife rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges. complete with military honors and a 21-gun salute. >> we are so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in canada this time around. beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >> kate looking regal in a blue jenning pack hmm dress with a bling borrowed from the queen, a diamond maple leaf broach. the duke and duchess b

republican senator kelly ayotte had face-off against maggie hasan the winner of the general election could reshape the hassan. colin van ostern won but with more than 90% of the vote in chris sununu lead frank edelblut. >>> who is to blame for accidently dropping flares over a new hampshire town. >> a mission to walk across the country. we will introduce you to a pair of veterans with an inspirational message. >> and the big announcement today regarding cars in boston. >> and if you are sad to see big papi retire, you may want to buy a new keepsake. the candle designed by the sox slugger hear what it smells like. >> good morning. a summertime heat today we are climbing into the 80s with sunshine this morning. we should be around 08 by the time we get to -- 80 by the time we get to midday. building clouds is the prep for sunshine we will go through the hour by hour timeline when we come back because it's important night live look at at gillette tonight and there will be a couple storms to track i will have that timeline when we come back. >>> a new way to welcome big pain into your ho

notebook in rahami's pocket that contains extremist writing including references to osama bin nadal hasan the fort hood, texas shooting and the cleric whose preaching inspired acts of violence. >>> a woman that tipped off police to a bomb is speaking out, too. she said she saw a pressure cooker on the sidewalk. a friend called to tell her about the explosion blocks away. whether she saw that pressure cooker, she knew in her gut something wasn't right. should be if you see something suspicious, call and don't be blau sgla. bla sgla. if you something is suspicious, don't assume someone else will call. >> she called and they were there within minutes. a police robot, this is the one disarmed by the robot, and crews then later blew it up. wow. close call. >>> a restaurant owner southwest of minneapolis, minnesota takes a stand following a stabbing attack at a mall. he's p restaurants that reads muslims get out. you can see the sign right there. the other side of the sign says in support st. cloud. that's where nine people were stabbed on saturday night. he put up the sign because it's time fo

other things was the following, according to the fbi, laudatory references to anwar al wa lackey and hasan bin laden. the document closes, god willing the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression. given that much of the story played out across new jersey over the past couple of days it's particularly good that we're joined tonight by cory booker, the democratic senator from new jersey and a member of the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs. really nice to see you. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you for having me on, rachel. >> i know that you can't talk about classified information, but i know that you've been briefed in terms of what happened in your state and in new york over the weekend, and we've all now seen this complaint in terms of the charges. is there anything that particularly surprises you or particularly alarms you and worries you about what you've heard about this plot? >> the most alarming thing at this point the investigation is ongoing, to see that there was anybody at all tha

in an interview with al jazeera's mehdi hasan on saturday, he explained why the recent ceasefire hadlapsed. >> who do you think would not agree -- would not agree with forcect that syrian air is to be grounded? well, clearly not happy about it otherwise he would not have been able to do what they have been planning publicly to do to reconquer the whole syria territory. and to do so, hehe needs the air force. on the other side, put yourself in the place of ththe armed oppositionon and t their sponso. do they really find it see for ththem or do they like the ideaf disconnecting from al nusra, which in their r view, has beenn one of the biggest fighters against assad? at the same time, everybody recognizes a al qaeda, whether r not they change their name. then you have a announced who he no, at the moment,t, keen i intt in making the deal working. nermeen: yasser munif, can you comment on what the u.n. for envoy to syria, in particular al nusra and they're working withh opposition forceces in syria? >> the level in the scale of the violence against the syrian population in syria is basi

other things was the following, according to the fbi, laudatory references to anwar al wa lackey and hasanma bin laden. the document closes, god willing the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression. given that much of the story played out across new jersey over the past couple of days it's particularly good that we're joined tonight by cory booker, the democratic senator from new jersey and a member of the senate committee on homeland security and governmental affairs. really nice to see you. thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you for having me on, rachel. >> i know that you can't talk about classified information, but i know that you've been briefed in terms of what happened in your state and in new york over the weekend, and we've all now seen this complaint in terms of the charges. is there anything that particularly surprises you or particularly alarms you and worries you about what you've heard about this plot? >> the most alarming thing at this point the investigation is ongoing, to see that there was anybody at all t

where something was spotted and people are pushed back from the investigation, you saw this with nilgd hasan the fort hood shooter. the nexus of the political correctness that is pushed down is usually from the department of justice itself. and from the civil rights division. so, it could be a case of somebody getting in to the fbi's protocols and saying, no, we are not going to focus on this right now. >> what about the political fallout here. this comes, we should point out that we believe that he came as a child at some point from afghanistan. but it also comes in this back and forth about what to do about refugees. and it also comes a day after the department of homeland security ig report that says some 858 people who were scheduled for deportation were actually given citizenship. today we find out that is up to 1800 individuals that the did. hs gave -- that the citizenship was given to 1800 plus individuals. what about the political fallout here? >> there is some political fallout. you have to look at refugees. none of these homegrown terrorists refugees as far as we know. they did not

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amazing he has had such a broad footprint among actors in this terrorism rellp, whether it was major hasan in the ft. hood shooting or mutallab, on christmas eve. his thought was take the battle to the west, you can do this in your own neighborhoods. help really is the point of the entire jihadist movement. >> and he is also someone who can often be found on your own. if you are, you know, a guy searching the internet, you would come upon him if you wanted to find some kind of jihadist writings or instruction manuals for how to commit terror. >> he was taken out several years ago. it didn't destroy the fact the messaging is still out there and that's part of the radicalization we're fighting. >> he's would be of the guys behind "inspire" magazine where there were these instructions. what do you say, especially when establishing terrorism, not terrorism, political motivations? what does this tell you? what insights does this give you into his potential motivations? >> well, the thing that the fbi investigators and the nypd officers, law enforcement team are focusing in right now are what we

he praises nidal hasan who killed 13 people at ft.exas, and praises bin laden and al awlaki and closes with this. in salah, meaning god willing, the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression. so he's now facing the federal charges in addition to the local charges. he's charged with setting off a weapons of mass destruction and bombing a public place. >> so, you may have not heard the somewhat partisan argument we just had here from someone from the trump campaign arguing that we should be intervening in these cases, long before we have the kind of evidence that you're talking about. is that feasible? like, can you go after somebody because they traveled to some place in pakistan? can you arrest a person for watching something on the internet from al awlaki? is there anywhere that you could be more aggressive that's legal and constitutional than what we do? >> none of those things are crimes. but here's the issue that you talked about earlier. so in 2014, a neighbor told the pol

prince william, kate, george, lama hasan is there for all of it. >> reporter: imagine that. william and kate are work something hard, going on more than 30 engagements during the tour. who are the scene-stealers? george and charlotte. it's safe to say, royal fever had hit canada. move over will and kate are there are two new stars of the show, george and charlotte taking canada by storm. tour, he's already a pro. teaching little sister charlotte the ropes. mastering the royal wave. >> they're bigger draws on this trip. the family of four for the first time abroad, i think we'll see hopefully a few engagements with the children this week. >> reporter: kate trying to show charlotte how it's done. the 16-month-old clinging to her diamond broach. and failed high five. day two william and kate were vancouver-bound. leaving the third and fourth in line with the nanny. the duchess in canada's signature red and white. wowing the crowds. travel iiing by sea plane. spending time with syrian refugees and shining a spotlight on the canadian charity sheway. >> i love this president. >> r

lama hasan has been there them every step of the way. >> reporter: arriving hand in hand with mum and dad, prince george and princess charlotte arrive on the run. took the lead taking her first steps for the cameras. straight to the balloons. she giggled. saying pop. and her first words in public. >> we can see how much she's grown. >> reporter: the prince prized the petting zoo and rode a pony. >> whoa. how is that? >> his sister bounced on moose. a therapy dog. >> you can see the bond between george and charlotte developing. >> reporter: they're like partners in crime. interested in a bubble gun. giggling as they popped in midair. ? mother and daughter had a ball dancing to "la bamba" and making animal balloons. he ran over saying, but i want one. can i have one? they spent quality family time. the garden party belonged to these two. and images that will melt everyone's heart. and it is so rare to see the cambridges as family of four. so savor every moment, folks. as for the royal road trip they pick up again today with william and kate heading to islands famous for bear watching an

as no other guest, laxman lakshman achuthan -- no other achuthan hasan been out in front on gdp.ppen, as noted by senator sanders, growth is terrible. , congratulations on your call. what does mr. trump see in economic gdp? lakshman: we have the fundamentals, which far -- are a cyclical downturn that has been going on since early 2015 in growth. , but at a recession vector of growth. you have both gdp and payroll jobs growth year-over-year falling since early 2015. that's a long time. tom: are you here today to reaffirm a new recession call? lakshman: there is no recession imminent. into 2017,e too far but there is nothing imminent in terms of a recession. but first, before we get to that, the downturn in growth is undeniable. that is part of the reason why the fed has -- they will probably try to get one in this year if they can. just for a minimal amount of credibility. but the slowdown in gdp -- you have it at a 36-month low. job growth at a 26-month low, year-over-year. qen if gdp comes in at 3% in below 1.5%are still year-over-year. they have a problem because they have stag

hood shooter nidal hasan and anwar awlaki and osain he wrote god willing the sounds of bombs will be heard in the streets. >> two people have been released from the hospital. officer pete hammer was released yesterday with support and cheers from his colleagues as you hear. he and other padilla are new jersey, where we learn more about rahami's past. >> reporter: good morning, rahami moved from the united states to afghanistan when he was just a baby. as we well know, he lived here in elizabeth with his family above this fried chicken restaurant which was owned by his father. but folks who knew him growing up say he was shy, which makes the events of this weekend even more shocking to them. wasn't captain of the football team or prom king or anything like that. >> reporter: classmate chris says ahmad was quiet and didn't cause too much trouble. >> he didn't speak much. he wasn't the center of the attention. >> reporter: he had a child who is now in elementary school. the estranged paper haven't couple since january. native of afghanistan and he worked to bring her to the u.s. >> he w

and rahami writes about another student of the cleric nidal hasan at the fort hood shooting in texas.we have a new generation of terrorists who are very savvy on the internet. they know how to exploit it. reporter: fox's ongoing reporting shows anwar al-awlaki was in custody until an f.b.i. agent intervened an was released. the whole matter is part of an ongoing federal appeal. bill: we knew the feds are look at him a few years back. reporter: law enforcement says a domestic dispute in 2014 was like a family brawl with rahami stabbing his brother and punching his sister in the face. in the secondn't view the father withdrew his claim about his son's ties to bad actors. f.b.i. actors said because rahami was a naturalized citizen he enjoyed extra protection. >> the bar was higher because the subject was a u.s. person. sometimes the rules are saying if you don't have these boxes checked, you cannot go forward. therefore you must close the case. reporter: law enforcement sources insist they did not interview rahami though they said something different monday. failing to do so in this case

i think that hasan to change. >> guest: i appreciate that comment.i think you just give the reason on why an maritime national monument off the coast of cape cod or new bedford or massachusetts is the wrong thing to do. you're talking about trying to get local input so people understand. when i was in new bedford, not only was the government a local industry there, they had no alternative that could create an area that would expand and create a national monument that would not impose harm on industry that is there. the administration is not listening to that. n they're not consideringou that. the issues you brought up are exactly what should be discussed. that is why the antiquities act is so bad. if the president actually dealss with with issues by loosely to people it triggers the need for process which is why the president doesn't want to do it. that's a long time consuming process. but he should be because what you're talking about are real concerns that would be a problem in any designation. those should should be discussed ahead of time, before