of bombs he heard on the streets, streets praised osama bin laden, his brother talked about anw hood, texas." investigators say the notebook is full of terror-related ramblings, ... such as quote "inshallah god willing the sounds of the bombs will be heard in the streets. gun shots to your police. death to your oppression." it also makes reference to terrorist leaders from a variety of terror groups. including former isis spokesman abu al -adnani killed recently in a strike. (preet bharara, u.s. attorney, new york) "the evidence we believe shows this was a this video of the alleged bomber's backyard in elizabeth new jersey shows what appears to be scorch marks in the ground. in court records investigators say a video from the cell phone of the rahami's relatives shows the suspect setting off an explosive device in his backyard. the fbi says you can hear laughing in the background. two days later bombs went off in two days later bombs went off in new jersey and new york. surveillance video shows what investigators believe is rahami driving out of the lincoln tunnel into manhattan at 6:30 pm

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bombs heard in the streets, praise to is a ma pin ladin, his brother, fort hood, texas. >> he faces federal charge and attempted murder charges for shooting at police during the gunfight that led to his arrest. >> 6:08 is your time. still ahead on cbs north carolina, bad weather on both side of the country leaving behind damage. we'll look at plus this. >> the freed is astounding, sickening, disgusting. >>> the c oh of the company that makes epipen will face lawmakers on capitol hill. how she is defending the price of the life-saving midcasing. >> we're track rain and fog. 72 in fayetteville and 70 ?? there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. and once you get a taste for the new, chances are you won't stop there. >>> take a look at this, winds 82 miles per hour blew across anchorage, alaska and blew out power lines and trees. fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> closer to home, days of rain are leading to flooding in virginia and nor system

writes about nasz an who killed 13 and injured more than 30 in the 2009 shooting spree in fort hood, texas. they are holding a hearing with local law enforcement on the digital jiff jihadi. they pressed on whether the ball got dropped. >> is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped it. >> based on the investigation so far, he seemed like many suspects who came into contact with the system at various times, and was handled to the extent that the system of the law and guidelines that we operate under would allow them to. >> reporter: the fbi releasing the poster with information on the two men seen taking the pressure cooker out. and it was left on the suitcase. the new poster may have gone to the reporting that rahami may have had help. and it was talk on monday it was one person and no cell involveded. >> it was speculation it was homeless man, but those men seem well dressed. >> by my standard, for sure. >> we'll see what they have to say when the new's conference goes up. >>> and coming up later on in this hour, we'll talk to the former director assistant to the fbi

he is a police officer in fort hood, texas. >> in fact, he has dedicated his life to serving others and that's not all that manges him stand out. -- that makes him stand out. >> reporter: william fisher is a man of service. >> i like helping the public. >> reporter: it's what he's done since graduating high school. >> my mother was a marine. >> reporter: he spent eight years as a marine and then another eight as a soldier. >> deployed eight times in different s. military, his service continued on the civilian side. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: as a police officer. >> no injuries. >> reporter: ride ago long with officer fisher, it is easy to see his heart is filled with selfless service. but that is only one of the many things that make him so special. >> i'll be right back with you. >> reporter: during the last deployment in iraq, he fell 40 standing up, crushing the ankle and breaking his back. and after six surgeries and four years -- >> my life verses pain wasn't worth it. >> reporter: he made the decision to amp pew at a time his right leg. >> may way of life is way better. i can

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 for people to speak out

hood, texas. >> reporter: the notebook is full of terror related ramblings, such as, the sounds of theomb also be heard in the veets. gunshots to your police, death to your oppression. it makes defense to terrorist leaders from a variety of terror groups. including former isis spokesman muhammad aldadi killed recently. >> this was a premeditated act of terrorism. >> reporter: this video of the bomber's backyard in new jersey shores scorch marks in the ground and investigators say a video from the cell phone from rahami's relatives shows the suspect setting off an explosive device in his backyard. the fbi says you can hear laughing in the background. two days later, bombs went off in new jersey and new york. surveillance video shows what investigators believe is rahami driving out of the lincoln tunnel into manhattan at 6:30 p.m. saturday. then captured on surveillance footage at the site of the blast on 23rd street at 7:53 p.m. at 8:30, a bomb explodes, injuring 31 people. it shattered windows and buildings 400 feet from the blast site and three stories high. two minutes after the expl

hood, texas and killed 14 people, and he praises bin laden and al-ahlaki, and he closes with this. in shalloh, meaning god willing, the sound of bombs will be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, gunshots to your oppression. he's charged with setting off weapons of mass destruction and bombing a public place. >> you may not have heard the somewhat partisan argument from someone in the trump campaign arguing that we should be intervening in these cases long before we had the kind of evidence you're talking about. is that feasible? can you go after somebody because they traveled someplace in pakistan? can you arrest someone for watching something on the internet about al-ahlaki? >> none of those things are crimes, but here's the issue that you talked about earlier. so in 2014, a neighbor told the police that during a domestic violence attack in which rahami was accused of stabbing his brother in the leg, while all that was going on, a neighbor said she heard rahami's father say, you're a terrorist, get out of the house. so the police told the fbi, the fbi talked to him. he

hood, texas. a shooting rampage kills 13.chiatrist, who was born and raised in virginia, earning a degree in biochemistry from virginia tech in 1995. despite the fact he exchanged messages with an american radical cleric in yemen, the shooter was not officially linked to any terrorist group. >> he was an ordinary, peace-loving, american citizen. >> he, along with the orlando shooter, and one of the boston bombers, had all been on the fbi's radar, but in the end, no action was taken against any of them. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> and with me again, cnn counterterrorism analyst and former fbi and cia senior official, phillip mudd. it always strikes me when someone says, no, he was a peace-loving person and then does something. >> i guess not. >> what is the fbi up against when the fact that so many of these individuals who have carried out attacks or plotted attacks in the united states are second generation, are people who came here as children, grew up here, spent most of their lives? >> you're up against a couple things.

bin laden, references to fort hood, texas, the terror attack references to the boston marathon. these are serious charges that have been levelled against this individual. >> right. why he went into such detail to describe what goes into those charge, what the predicates were and requesting that rahami be brought to manhattan and housed in the federal lockup because they want those charges to supersede the local charges, serious enough, shoot outwith police there, the more serious charges are the terrorism charges. >> charged in new jersey locally with attempted murder of a police officer, a serious charge as well. several other counts in new jersey, but you're saying the federal charges would take precedence over the local charges? he would then be brought to new york where he would await trial on the federal charges? >> right. he's making the request that the martial's go pick him up and bring him to manhattan and hoping new jersey officials will acquiesce and say just take him. >> normally they would. >> yes. >> a lot of news we're following. stay with us. taking a quick break

bombs to be heard in the streets, streets praised osama bin laden his brother, talked about fort hood texas, he talked about pressure cooker bombs and pipe bombs, and the streets as they plan to run a mile. >> rahami remains under guard at university hospital in newark unconscious and unable to speak after surgery for gunshot wounds. federal prosecutors have charged him with terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction. >>> coming up: possible lead in a case as the search continues for the person responsible for killing a eight year old girl in camden. who police are talking to now. >> and the latest team joining in on the national anthem protest spark by colin kaepernick. playing the new million in an instant gamethan with top prizes of a million bucks? winning. on the spot. (cheers) play million in an instant from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot! keep on scratchin' warning. this commercial contains brief moments of product nudity. stripped of chocolate. its peanuts exposed around a soft caramel center. a payday bar will get you through your day. expose yours

hood, texas, the boston marathon bombing of 2013, and also praise for anwar al awlaki, who spent time in the u.s. and who helped plan ft. hood and boston marathon bombings, kate. i should say one thing. so, he still -- rahami is still recovering in the hospital from the gunshot wounds. he's now being held on state charges. we had thought it would be some time before federal charges would be filed. now it seems like the federal government is going to move rather quickly to file the charges. >> meaning, perhaps, today, business day today or not? >> perhaps -- well, i would say safely by the end of the week. maybe within the next few days. >> pete williams on top of everything in washington for us. pete, thanks so much. let's turn for more to ayman outside of rahami's home in elizabeth, new jersey. i understand you just spoke to a congressman there that represents that area about communication his office had with the actual suspect. >> reporter: that's right. we're trying to piece together this timeline and a lot is going to focus on ahmad rahami and where he was. we know he traveled ove

her in the streets, praised osama bin laden, his brother, talk about anwar al lackey in fort hid hood, texas. he talked about pressure cooker bombs and pipe bombs in the streets as they planned to run a mile. >>> rahami remains under guard at university hospital in newark. unconscious and unable to speak after surgeries for gunshot wounds. federal prosecutors have charged him with terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction. fox news is reporting that rahami's wife is back in the united states and is copping. >>> a man is in the hospital tonight after a septa train hit him in kensington. transit officials say a train on the market frankford line hit him just before 10:00 a.m. at the huntington station as he was lying on the platform with part of his legs in the track area. first responders had to rescue him. he was pinned between the train and the platform. we're waiting to hear how he's doing. normal service on the market frankford line is back up and running aft the delays this morning. >>> this burglar decided to leave his crowbar at home instead of he used a truck to smash no local

talked about fort hood, texas, talk about pressure cooker bombs and pipe bombs and the streets as they plan to run a mile. >> rahami remains under guard at university hospital in newark unconscious and unable to speak after surgery for gunshot wounds. federal prosecute verse charged him with terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction. >> coming up: a guy with a gun tried to rob a local store. then he sent running. what chased him away before he could get away with any cash. >> and later in the wake of the latest frenzy over police-involved shootings, hear the frustrations coming from local officers and how community members are feeling about all of this right now. (♪) (♪) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases immediately. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. where things come from? how they get here? wha

hood, texas, and praises bin laden and al awlaki and closes with this.h, 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 police that during a domestic violence attack, in which rahami was accused

he talked about fort hood texas.ut pressure cooker, bombs and pipe bombs in the streets as they plan to run a mile. he talks about god willing the sound of bombs be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression, you continue your slaughter against be in afghanistan iraq, syria, pal stan, he wrote, according to his compliant in another section, he wrote that his guidance comes from the man that you mentioned, chief isis spokesman and external operations chief who was killed by an air strike, who talked about killing where you are. precisely, i think the evolving threat we're facing. commissioner miller, i have to ask you this question, was the suspect, mr. rahami, at any point in time, under the radar? is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped him? >> i'm sure than if after every incident, our federal partners will go backwards to this case and re-evaluate that. but based on what i've seen so far as part of the investigation, he seems like many suspects who came to cont

bombs that to be heard in the streets, praised osama bin laden, his brother, talked about fort hood, texas >> reporter: investigators say the notebook is full of terror- related ramblings. sowth as the sound of the bombs will be heard in the streets. gun shots to your police. death to your oppression. it also make reference to terrorist leader a variety of terror groups including the former isis spokesman killed recently in a strike. >> the evidence we believe shows this was a premeditated act of terrorism this. video of the alleged bomber's backyard in elizabeth, new jersey shows what appears to be scorch marks in the ground. court records, investigators say a video from the cell phone from rahami's relatives shows the suspect setting off an explosive device if his backyard. the fbi says you can hear laughing in the background. >> and police say it was two days after that video was recorded in his backyard that is when the bombs went off in new york and new jersey. >>> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the mayor of sacramento gets a pie to the face. it is how he responded that has p

seat on a montgomery, alabama bus, something jackie had done three years earlier in 44 at fort hood in texas. what you have in some ways is the beginning of the modern era. he's evolved from the a philip randolf of the brotherhood of sleeping car ports, and web to boys and to a lesser extent some of the other leaders of the earliest 20th century. he's now plowing forward and permitting these other manifestations to take place. this is first of all a great story in sports. he is the most imporant person in the history of baseball, our national pastime. he's not the best player arguably, but he is the most important, and then it is a great american story because it deals with our central subtheme, after you deal with the nature of freedom, human freedom, the tension between what i want and our collective needs together, then race is the central theme, and i think it's a much larger human story about a person who takes on his shoulders this enormous burden, turning the other cheek, and so he was a central part of our baseball series that came out in 94 in almost every episode and we thought we

distractions of terrorist leaders to attack nonbelievers who shot and killed 13 people in fort hood, texasen. post on social media hungry username afghan cave 76 linking to the jihad murders and then. but even not address 786 belongs to account. pull up that photo of the two men the fbi now has on the page where you find the most wanted list. they want to seek these individuals and talk to them or the surveillance video these two men taking the pressure cooker bomb out of what appears to be a suitcase and putting it down and then taking the suitcase. that's why they want talk to them. neil: wild stuff. we are monitoring this whether these individuals get into this. >> the place of public use and destruction of property for the chelsea bombing. as well as for her the bombs allegedly planted in seaside park in elizabeth, new jersey. the first case to proceed will be the federal case brought yesterday in manhattan federal court. we have filed a risk with the u.s. marshals service and we expect he will soon be brought into this district. charges led to considerable evidence the fbi and n.y.p.d

he writes about hassan from fort hood in texas. >> is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped it? >> based on what i have seen so far he seems like many suspects who came into contact with this at various times and was handled to the extent that the system of the law and guidelines that we operate under would allow them to. >> seems he was preamped up including that of isis terrorists. >> anymore information ton fbi's previous investigation? you know, the one that found he went to afghanistan and pakistan a bunch of times? >> that domestic dispute was really like a family brawl with rahami stabbing his brother and punching his sister in the face. they interviewed the father twice. both times the father withdrew his claims about ties. fbi agents, this is the domestic operations guide. because rahami was a naturalized si sen he enjoyed extra protection. >> you want a sub substantiative case that will bring the case to prosecution. most likely it was pressured to close a case. >> two law enforcement sources confirmed that rahami's wife is cooperating with authorities

talked about anwar awlaki in fort hood, texas, and talked about pressure cooker bombs in the streets when they plan to run the mile. he said god willing the sound of bomb wells be heard in the so streets. you continue your slag slaughten against the mujahideen, and he rote that his guidance comes from the man you mentioned, mr. adnani, who was the chief isis spokesman and external operations chief who was killed by an airstrike. you talked about killing where you are. precisely, i think, evolving threat we're facing. commissioner miller, i have to ask you this question. was the suspect, mr. rahimi, at any point in time under the radar?es is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped him? >> i'm sure as in after every incident our federal partner is will go backwards through the case and re-evaluate that, but based on what i've seen so far as part of the investigation, he seemed like, many suspects who came into contact with the system at various times, and was handled to the extent that the system of the law and at the guidelines we operation under would allow them

hood in texas and as well as what he refers to his brother'sibrother osa'osama bin laden. the fbi recovered evidence that he bought the components used for these bombs on ebay: common things you could easily buy. and he bought them in the last couple of months in june and july. was able to buy these on ebay. so he's been planning this a while. we previously reported that he bought multiple flip phones, were the phones that are believed to have been used to carry out or to at least be attached. >> as the triggers. >> for the triggers to these devices. >> as even is talking about here. we're learning he was buyi citrc acid. circuit boards. and hardened lead milling balls and all of this on ebay. all of this going to the same address. appears he really was living in this home atop of the family chicken restaurant. and yet none of this triggered anything. >> yeah, exactly erin, the problem is we've been promised with these databases that they would be combined in something that set up red flags on the fbi assessment travel to -- to quetta. a whole year in pakistan. that is lon

hood shooting in texas and that was inspired by anwar al al-awlaki, the boston marathon bombs, tsarnaev, watched anwar allwar al al-awla. that is a thing that's sort of pointing in the direction of al qaeda, with that plus the fact the bombs built more or less on the lines of instructions given in the al qaeda magazine "inspire." also followed by the boston marathon bombers. so this was all just part of the puzzle here as investigators try to figure out what the influences on rahami were. a lot of people wondered about isis but investigators say so far, they found nothing about isis at all in any of the communications that rahami had looked at. a couple of other quick points, his wife was not in the u.s. when the bombs went off. they say that she had left at some point before. they weren't sure exactly how many days before, but they don't consider that suspicious. the timing of it. they try to find her and say they know where she is and hope to question her in the next day or so. the question about the bombs that were left in elizabeth, new jersey, that the fbi was trying to disarm yest

hood shooting in texas and the boston marathon bombings and anwar al al-awlaki. >> going back to the investigation, if this individual was making weapons or bombs in the house and we don't know where he was manufacturing the bombs police say he used or made, it goes back to who's in the home, rachel maddow yesterday did a detailed report on the different components used with the different bombs and the question of whether or not he had some type of assistance. >> yeah. those are all important questions. think again about the boston marathon bombings. they never determined where the bombs were made. no one else was ever charged other than dzhokhar tsarnaev. no one else was ever accused of taking part in the bombing other than his brother tamerlan who was killed and it's always a question in these cases. they want to know if he had help conceiving of this, building the bombs, planting the bombs, being radicalized. those are all on the table. >> pete, thank you. and let me bring in now nbc's chief correspondent richard engel and you have more on the suspect including multiple trips to a

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

hood shooter who killed three and injured more than 30 others in the 2009 rampage at the texas army base. what is striking is that this 13-page indictment released last night that laid charges about the notebook but there is this glaring omission. while rahami wrote about a terrorist who is a senior spokesman and leader of the islamic state, there is nothing in the indictment about him effectively whitewashing rahami's isis sympathies. we have asked the u.s. attorney as well as the justice department to explain what seems a very significant discrepancy. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. take it around the table. i wanted to ask you, the picture of the two men, the suspects reminded me -- remember in brussels when the airport bombs were let off and they had the pictures of one or two guys? they were leaving. ultimately, they helped track them down. the second thing is the question of the scrubbing of the information. how important is that? >> i think it's significant. now we have proof to the contrary. it really is a glaring omission. when you see that they have that, intel, informa