>>> breaking news hthis morning on "world news now," investigators trying to find who is responsible for the explosion in new york city this weekend. the fbi stopped what they called a vehicle of interest as they look into similarities between the new york bomb and one in new day. we are live with the latest. >> that massive investigation underway as the president a arrives in new york for several days of meetings, and a week before the first presidential debate. so how's it reverberating on the campaign trail? we'll tell you. >>> also, how everyone walked away from a fiery plane crash. >> erupting into a ball of fire before crashing into a home. what we are finding out about the plane's pilot and the two people inside the house at the time of the crash. moments, and the big surprises, and some from the red carpet. that's all ahead in the skinny on this monday, september 19th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson. just after midnight, another device exploded in new jersey a bomb squad was trying to disarm five devices f

new york and new jersey.s are converging on new york for the united nations general alembly. >>> security also high at the emmy awards. emotions running high for tvs biggest night. >>> and a close call for a race official. he thought no cars were coming. and he was wrong.

operating in the new york, new jersey area. investigators are on the hunt for this man, ahmad khan rahami after a string of terrifying weekend bombings. here's what we know right now. this man is 28 years old. he's a new jersey resident. he was born in afghanistan. police want to talk to him about the new york explosion, and believe he could be the man seen on surveillance videos. mayor bill de blasio now calling on the public for help. >> i want to make it very clear that this individual could be armed and dangerous. he should be treated as armed and dangerous. anyone seeing him should call 911 immediately. but we definitely have now someone that we want to get in immediately for questioning. >> this is a fast-moving situation. this morning we've learned a number of new details, including that explosions in new york and new jersey may be linked. part of the investigation unfolding right now in elizabeth, new jersey where police are conducting a raid. and just after midnight, a bomb exploded when police cut a wire in a backpack

authorities say, about to place the bombs in new york city and new jersey. and tonight here, we have now learned, the fbi is questioning someone else. his wife. beca was and what his own father said about his own son before. >>> also developing, the outrage tonight. the father of four, his suv breaks down, then shot dead by police. tonight, for the first time, the officer's defense. >>> the deadly plane crash. the spy plane crashing down over america. >>> flash point. the syrian refugees coming to the u.s. our year-long investigation. and tonight, donald trump's son comparing refugees to poisonous skittles, asking, would you take

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live pictures of lyndon, new jersey, lyndon, new jersey is just right neighboring to elizabeth new jerseyhere there's been a hyper focus because the home and business of the suspect is in elizabeth, new jersey. what you're seeing from our understanding the first live images of where this arrest or shootout took place. we are just getting the early description as to what happened, but as we were getting the live pictures the president making statements saying he doesn't want to get ahead of the investigation and kashing the press to do the same thing. of course, we always use such caution but when breaking news what happens we want to bring it to you as soon as we learned. this has been incredibly interesting 48 hours. we are actually getting some eyewitness description of what happened in lincoln, new -- lyndon, new jersey this morning. >> multiple sources told fox news that suspect has been apprehended and we are still confirming if the shootout did achieve that and capture him and one of the eyewitnesses that spoke to fox news earlier, he owns a bowling ball store and he was sitting in

"nightly news" begins new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. with remarkable speed, a 48-hour reign of terror in the nation's largest metropolitan area was brought to an end today in a dramatic takedown. the man police suspect was behind bombing attacks and attempted bombings in new york city and nearby new jersey over the weekend was shot and wounded during a gun battle. this video captures 28 run in linden, new jersey, before he was shot today. an ied injured nearly 30 people when it exploded saturday evening in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. the key question authorities are working to answer right now is, did he have help? we have it all covered tonight, starting with nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the manhunt turned into a foot chase and ended in a shoot-out. ahm shot multiple times. wheeled into an ambulance after investigators say he opened fire to two officers. >> i mainly seen a cop just shooting at the suspect. >> just sounded like, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: the 28-year-old was found sleeping in the doorway of a lin

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now back to paul and gayle. >>> new developments this morning on weekend bombings in new york and new jersey. a pipe bomb exploded monday near a new jersey transit station. >> all of this following saturday manhattan that injured 29 people. hours earlier a device blew up in seaside park in new jersey. meredith is live in the tampa news center this morning. you received new information and there's also the latest video too. >> reporter er: that's right. nbc just reported that police are at a residence in new jersey. cutting into a device when it exploded. take a look. a police spoke s sman said the blast was not a columbused -- was not a controlled debt led detonation. -- controlled detonation. that followed a bombing saturday night that injured 29 people in manhattan. several law enforcement officials are telling nbc news that they are concerned that an active terrorism cell could be at work in new york areas. last night they stopped a vehicle of interest and questioned five people. none of them has been charged yet. now this morning that on going investigation in new jersey has some

>> well, just in open news reports, it sounds like the new york city police have connected the new jersey and the new york bombings together. but bret, what is so disconcerting is these are three attacks in literally 24 hours and you start seeing attacks in st. cloud, minnesota. when i travel around wisconsin, i often ask audiences have you ever heard of sami mohammed hamza. very few have. in january just of this year he told police and fbi informants that he'd be 100% happy if he could slaughter 30 people at the masonic center in wisconsin. we're finding out that the terrorist attacks are occurring far too greater frequency and all over the country. no place is safe. >> we've heard, senator, isis is claiming responsibility or applauding the efforts in minnesota. and we don't know about the bombings in new york and the device in new jersey. but we do know that home-grown terrorism inspired by isis seems to be on the minds of intel officials the most. knowing what you know, is that your biggest fear? >> it is. it's the inspired lone wolf. but let's face it, bret, we're now talking about wo

now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: good friday morning to you, new hampshire. thanks for ending your week with us. we appreciate that. i'm erin fehlau. we want to take a look at your forecast as we head into the weekend. for kevin this morning. it is so good to see you here. chris: it is awesome to be here. it is fun to fill in for kevin and see all of you guys again after so long. it is great to tell you about a weekend full of rain. wah wah. well, anyway. we really do need the rain. we are not just saying that. there's a severe drought in south eastern new hampshire. the timing could be better. temperatures in the 30's up not north country. it is mainly clear. there's se clouds. that will be mainly clear up in the north country and mainly cloudy in south eastern new hampshire. we have a batch of rain that's moving into cape cod. most of that stays out to sea. the stuff to the west will not. we are dealing with a day in the 50's in most of of southern new hampshire. in the 60's up to the north. you see most of the sun. it doesn't look like the weather is going

new york not only shipped a significant portion of cotton but new york harbor is where those ships came back filled with european goods. that made new york important to washington dc or washington city as people called it then. it had a big impact on the federal government because large portions of its revenues in new york harbor, there was a period where the entire federal government was in the customs house in new york city. wasn't just the bankers and shipping magnets who profited from cotton in new york city, thousands of workers were directly or indirectly benefiting from cotton. dock workers obviously but also people in shops, people who work in hotels and gambling houses in brussels where lots of plantation owners came up in the summer to treat new york city as their home away from home in summer months. everybody in various ways was dependent on the cotton trade which means they saw it in their best interests to maintain the plantation system and slavery. new york workers also feared if the 404 million people enslaved in the south were suddenly set free they would come north and

elizabeth hur, abc news, lyndon, new jersey. shelley: here in new hampshire, people are to report anything suspicious to authorities. new hampshire motor speedway, cronin joins us live with how the track is preparing for the big crowd, mike. mike: several hundred fans are already here tonight in campers and thousands more are expected in the coming days from across the country and the world. we're only days away from drivers starting their engines at the new england 300, but some fans can't wait for race weekend. new hampshire motor speedway say saturday while fans are here to enjoy themselves, the track is focused on keeping them safe. >> planning for safety and security is a year-long process for us. we work with local, state, and federal law enforcement to develop our safety plan. mike: attacks over the weekend in new york, new jersey, and minnesota have cast a focus on safety at large events across america. with nearly 100,000 race fans expected this weekend in loudon, the track relies on >> for the safety of our fans, we wi

in new york.s good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. investigators want to know why a naturalized system from afghanistan turned to making bombs, ahmad khan rahami was charged with five counts of a teamed murder with police officers. police say they have directly linked him to the bombing in new york and new jersey and they learned he made several trips to pakistan and afghanistan. hena daniels is in the neighborhood that was hit by one of the blasts, hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg, rahami was taken ainto custody after a violent confrontation yesterday. here in chelsea, people are being allowed to go back home, but this is where the blast went off, a reminder of an explosion that has left so many here feeling unsettled. ahmad khan rahami is in custody facing five counts of attempted murder of police officers and the cell phone video shows the 24-year-old handcuffed and laying on the ground yesterday. president obama who is in new york for the u.n. general

♪ >>> we're following breaking news of an explosion near an new jersey transit station.appened while a bomb squad was trying to disarm the device. >> we're getting information about what this means for you if you travel to and from new york. >> this comes after an explosion over the weekend in new york city that left more than two dozen people hurt. this morning, five people are being questioned in that blast. >> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> 6:00 a.m., 76 degrees outside. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm pamela osborne. we'll get to those stories in just a moment. first, let's get your neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley and bill, it's a little bit rainy out there. >> showers, thunderstorms, heavy downpours. in fact, the rain is s

of the bomb blast in new york and new jersey.erating. agents collecting mountains of evidence about his past, the question, was anyone else involved in this plot? we're live. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are sparring over how to react to the attacks. but a new poll says about who americans trust more when it comes to fighting terrorism. >>> growing anger over a traffic stop that turned deadly. the man who was shot was not armed. his twin sister speaking out. >>> new this morning, former president george h.w. bush could be about to break ranks when it comes to his vote for president. comments that have political dynasties colliding.

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jersey and new york. it all started saturday morning in new jersey as folks gathered for a run to benefit service members, a bomb exploded. fortunately no one was hurt. but later that night in neighboring new york it was a much different story. at approximately 8:30 p.m. local time, a pressure cooker bomb, remember hearing about that in the boston marathon bombings, went off in manhattan shattering windows injuring 29 people. just a short time later, terror again struck america, ten people at a minnesota mall injured in a stabbing spree. the suspect there was taken out by an off-duty officer. just hours later another bomb would be spotted in new york. this one blocks away from the first one. fortunately it was safely removed. but the very next night two men found another five bombs near a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. they alerted police. at about the same time near a new york bridge, authorities were stopping a quote vehicle of interest in the investigation into those manhattan explosions the n

wmur news 9. amy: as hermine makes its way to england, high surf and riptide warnings in new hampshire have been prompted. here is a live look at hampton beach. the storm could create waves between six and seven feet high. ray brewer joins us live to talk about the warnings for those ray: good morning, amy. some people are hoping to take advantage of the high waves you just mentioned. you can see a couple of surfers in the water right now. we also have more showing up here. parts of cape cod are under a tropical storm warning. south shore beaches in nantucket are closed. all beaches in new bedford, massachusetts are closed today. several ferry services have also been canceled. crowds on the beaches, but lifeguards staff is being increased because of dangerous rip currents. your best bet is to just stay out of the water, but certainly a lot of surfers will be taking some precautions. we can just imagine. reporting live, ray brewer. amy: new on daybreak, laconia police are asking for your help cumbe

. >>> kron 4 news starts now with breaking news. >> we have breaking news tonight. a major explosion reported in manhattan. good evening. >> along with that explosion, a second possible device was also found. it appears to be a pressure cooker. this does appear to be an intentional act. no connection to terrorism. 29 people were hurt. one person has serious injuries from a puncture wound. we're looking now not only to surveillance video from where that explosion went off, but a map that shows us where in manhattan in the chelsea section of the city where the dumpster explosion happened and then just a few blocks away, was where the second device, this pressure cooker device that had wires coming out of it and -- and a note along with it was found. so two different locations that are causing chaos in the city of new york tonight, even though it is 2:00 in the morning there right now. >> the mayor spoke earlier this evening. this is what he had to say about what happened. >> we believe at this point in time, this was an intentional act. i want to assure -- assure all

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following breaking developments in the bombing attacks in new jersey arena new york city. within the last 30 minutes, authorities have captured the man wantedded for -- wanted for all three incidents. this is the picture of ahmad khan rahami, wounded in a shootout. abc news ray ramondi is in new york. >> reporter: finally a suspect is in custody as investigators continue to search this area after the first explosion happened in manhattan. 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami, a suspect wanted for questioning for bombings in new york and new jersey now in police custody after a shootout with police in linden, new jersey. federal agents moving in searching his home in elizabeth, new jersey. the same city where yet another explosion took place overnight. the bomb squad trying to defuse one of five devices found in the backpack when it exploded. this while authorities say it was near the verranzano sunday night where fbi agents stopped five men and detained them. the explosion in manhattan the chaos happening on a balmy saturday night. law enforcement officials moving rapidly and pie

>>> new york and new jersey on high alert. investigators found devices in a backpack at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. what saying. >> an amber alert issued after two children were taken from their guardian by their mother. and 8 on your side traffic alert this morning. expect some delays in downtown tampa. we'll show you which streets are closed and for how long. >>> good morning and welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> a good monday morning to you i'm paul mueller in for gene night. two hbo shows came out on top and two made emmy history. >> much more on last night's winners in just minutes. >>> first a check on today's weather with leigh. good morning, leigh. >> good morning. and it is a steamy start to your monday. if you're just stepping out the door this morning maybe going to walk the dog in odessa it's 79 degrees. 76 in sun city center. widening this out a bit, dade city 76, frostproof 74, north part part 76. this humidity will translate into afternoon storms. this is your typical summer fo

linked to the bombings overnight in new york and new jersey. a backpack with five devices discovered near the tracks, authorities detain five a new york city bridge. millions of commuters on edge. >> this is the nightmare scenario. >> the fbi and homeland security now investigating after a weekend of terror. >> explosion from a garbage pail. >> that blast on a crowded manhattan street injuring dozens. >> it was big, black clouds, like, smoke. >> another bomb going off at a charity race for the military in new jersey. and isis claiming credit for a knife attack in a minnesota mall. >>> the candidates weigh in. >> we better get very, very >> we have to let the investigation unfold. >> as president obama and world leaders descend on new york for a meeting at the u.n. this morning. >> you will see a lot of police presence. >> 1,000 additional officers and national guard deployed. a city and a nation on high alert. >>> and good morning, america. we are live for our viewers in the west with the manhunt going on right now for this 28-year-old ahmad kh

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another officer hurt by debris, attacks in the new york new jersey area. they say evidence ties him to the chelsea bombing saturday night that injured 29 people and to the second pressure cooker device found a few blocks away as well as the pipe bomb that exploded near a charity run with no one hurt in seaside heights, new jersey earlier in the day. investigators also tying him to a backpack full of pipe bombs found near a train station in new jersey overnight sunday. bomb squads you heard there that was devices and nobody was hurt there. so we know that he is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan and investigators also we know have recovered bomb making materials from a new jersey apartment owned by his family and the f.b.i. has adetained five other people with a possible connection to the chelsea explosions. of course investigators are still working and we will continue to bring you the latest. in the newsroom, kim khazei, 7 news. on air. you can always get the latest from our mobile and tablet apps as well as on our web site whdh.com. >> anchor

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. what happened this morning just outside new york city is among the worst nightmares for more than one million americans who ride commuter trains to work each day. it happened at the height of the rush in hoboken, new jersey. a train filled with mostly manhattan-bound commuters failed to stop as it reached the end of the line, smashing into a barrier at high speed and into the station itself. one person was killed and more than a hundred were injured. some severely hurt. the man at the controls at the time is among the survivors and may be able to answer the question of what went so terribly wrong. nbc's tom costello has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: 8:45 a.m. >> i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train. major, major casualties. >> reporter: a violent thundering crash suddenly exploded through the morning rush in hoboken as new jersey transit train 1614 came screaming into the train station, jumped the end of

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she says i have been briefed on the bombings in new york and new jersey.zed him for saying bomb. >> i'm not criticizing. i'm criticizing for his immediate response -- >> of course. that's a duh response. she has an actual plan for dealing with it. she called it terrorism before he did. >> exactly proved my point which is she is so sensitive to the idea of being tone deaf on the obama clinton side that she jumped the gun. aren't we saying we have to wait for the authorities to confirm who did this. this is what is funny. former cia director under bill clinton has come out to endorse donald trump. many in the military -- over 100 military people last week endorsed him. what is her plan? her plan is an intelligence surge. she calls these people lone wolves. >> she did say that. >> i agree. what is his plan? what is his plan for domestic terrorism? at the moment what he said is a completely unconstitutional block on an entire religion or -- >> extreme vetting. >> there is extreme vetting. 18 to 24 months. >> that's my wheelhouse. >> you're a good friend but i

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we have breaking coverage on the bombings in new york and new jersey. let's get right to it. >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome our viewers in the u.s. and around the world who are watching "new day." we do have a major breaking story at this hour. there's a massive manhunt under way for the man police are looking for that may be behind the bombing in new york city and two other bombings in new jersey. his picture is on your screen now. >> all right. his name is there as well. his last known address was in elizabeth, new jersey. he is 28 years old. the fbi kauxs this man could be armed and dangerous. if you see him, you see someone who looks like him, this is not the time to play it safe, except with your own personal safety. stay away. do not engage. pick up the phone. 800-577-tips. 800-577-tips. we have every angle covered. let's again with cnn producer shimon, let's reset for people. this happened yesterday people heard about it. the investigation was immediate, and coordinated. and focused on surveillance video. what did they see? and how did

breaking news. a new explosion overnight at a new jersey train station. after a backpack with five devices discovered near the tracks. authorities detain five people during a traffic stop at a new york city bridge. millions of commuters on edge. >> this is the nightmare scenario. >> the now investigating after a weekend of terror. >> explosion from a garbage pail. >> that blast on a crowded street injuring dozens. >> big black clouds of like smoke. >> another bomb going off at a charity race for the military in new jersey. and isis taking credit for an take at a minnesota mall. >>> the candidates weigh in. >> we better get very, very tough, folks. >> it's always wiser to wait. leaders descend on new york for a meeting at the u.n. this morning. >> you'll see a lot of police presence. >> 1,000 additional officers and national guard deployed. a city and a nation on high alert. >>> and good morning, america. let's get right to the breaking news. elizabeth, new from new york city. a suspect has also been identified. police searching for a man named ahmed khan

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late breaking developments in the bombing attacks that hit new york and new jersey... the manhunt for a person wanted for questioning in connection with all the attacks came to a dramatic end! take a look at this video of the suspect being carried away on a stretcher.... police arresting him after a shootout! abc's ray raimundi is in new york city's chelsea neighborhood with more. (new track and video coming) he's 28-year old ahmad khan sot - gov. andrew cuomo / (d) new york "..." federal agents...moving in.. searching thru rahami's home in elizabeth, new jersey. nats - elizabeth, new jersey "...explosion..." the same city where yet another explosion exploded. this ? while authorities say it was right near the verranzano bridge...late sunday night.. where f-b-i agents stopped explosion in manhattan... and we are following every viable lead as we continue to in the aftermath of the explosion...investiga tors say discovered a few blocks away from the chelsea bombing ray with nj plates. the f-b-i is still working to see whether he acted alone or as part of a terror networ

we're awaiting a news conference from the new york city police commissioner. new york city mayor. and the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. following this weekend's bombing. we will bring that to you as soon as it begins. we will cover it live at roughly half past the hour. home builder sentiment to its highest level in nearly a year today. good signs there. aaa putting the national average for a gallon of gasoline at $2.20. that is down 9 cents from a year ago. >> we begin with the latest in the tristate area bombings. and our own morgan brennan with the latest details. >> so the suspect in these bombings in new york and new jersey is in custody just four hours after the fbi issued a wanted poster of ahmad khan rahami. that arrest being made. new details emerging about how that capture took place. rahami pulled a handgun on an officer in linden, new jersey, he had been sleeping in a doorway, he shot the officer who was wearing a bulletproof vest in the abdomen before indiscriminately firing at passing vehicles as more officers arrived on the scene. captain jame

abc news, new york. >>> coming up in the next half hour, what we never knew about o.j.impson and what we are just now learning about his life behind bars including leadership positions he holds at the lovelock correctional center in nevada. who is in the photograph that he keeps in his prison cell? >>> first, in a remote corner of the country, why are nine of the most daring, extreme athletes being put through a battery of exercises, pushing them to their limits? you're watching "world news now." watching "world news >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ♪ and we all respond to pressure pressure. >> that's where we're going, a little bill le joel. >> i was playing the organ, sorry. >> you're doing a great job. >> you know, on to pressure in a remote corner of the country. nine of the most daring and extreme athletes really kind of being pushed to their limits. >> so red bull invited nine of the most gnarly athletes they sponsor to montana for a training camp up like any other. we're up with "all nightline." >> reporter: this performing under pressure ca

the new york jttf is working with the newark, new jersey, jttf.anyone has any information, we ask you to use our either the nypd tip line at 1-800-577-tips or submit a tip our our website at www.fbi.gov. it's important we do not inadvertently disclose information that could inform the subjects. the public understands the need for that security and for that reason, i do not expect to answer specific questions on how much and what we know. thank you. >> thanks, bill. commissioner will give you an update on those injured last night. >> thank you. last night was an extremely well coordinated response to that atta attack. our members -- the fire department was able to identify, treat and transport 29 people quickly. i'm happy to say that as of this morning, all 29 injured people have been released from the hospital. that's very good news. the fire department along with the building department examined the buildings damaged in the explosion and found them to be structurally stable. there was no structural damage. again, that's good news. you will hear a

abc news, new york. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the new developments in a so-called gone girl case california. it involves a woman kidnapped, her boyfriend tied up, and a ransom demand. police at one point called it a hoax, but now there's a new twist in the case. >>> first, the murder trail that captivated the world. amanda knox, focus of a netflix documentary set to be released tonight, and what she said in an exclusive interview next. >>> she was accused of murdering her college roommate in italy back in 2007, of course, convicted, freed, and then convicted again, and then found innocent once and for all by italy's highest court. >> now a true crime documentary on amanda knox set to be released on netflix tonight featuring chilling intervws exclusive interview with robin roberts. >> the facts of the case, learning anything new because there's some people, i don't have to tell you, amanda, some people will never be convinced you're innocent, and others feel you have been wronged. there's, like, two camps here. is there anything new that's going to shed any light in this docu

following 8 news now live at 5 and the cbs evening news with scott pelley. then at our 11 o'clock newscast we'll have reaction and analysis./// ((christianne klein)) >>> it could start feeling a little bit like fall in the valley this week.. ((paul joncich)) >> katie boer is in for tedd with a look at how things are shaping up in the valley.... ((katie boer)) how about it... a nice warm day locally across the valley to kick start the work week. we're watching plenty of sunshine from the south this late afternoon and evening. .............. seasonally normal temps. in the low 90s, upper 80s today across the valley. right now current conditions across the region are seasonally mild in the upper 80s. we'll drop into the evening to about 86 by 7pm.... and down to 80 by 11pm. ............ overall lighter winds than yesterday with just a few breezes still lingering in the colorado river valley & western mojave desert. .............. watch for a few incrsg. clouds from south to the north today but overall a nice and dry night now with high pressure over the region.

>>> breaking news overnight. five more explosive devices found in new jersey, including one that exploded when the bomb squad was cutting into wires. >> we've also got the latest on president obama arrived in manhattan, along with the united nations general assembly. >>> new details surrounding the mass stabbing attack at a minnesota mall. >>> and gas prices sky rocket almost overnight. "early today" starts right now. good to be with you, i'm frances rivera. >>> and i'm a where,man. bombs were planted in manhattan and two investigations taking place, one on the vaerrazano bridge and in chelsea. one exploding in a busy train station. the city's mayor spoke to nbc about that explosion and concern for the state of the country. >> extremely concerned for the residents of the community, but more importantly extremely concerned for everybody in the state or country where somebody can drop a backpack in a garbage can with no timers and you have to wonder how many people could have been hurt. i don't have the expertise t

we continue to follow breaking news in the bombing in new york city and new jersey.n saturday night, not knowing if he's linked to the pipe bomb ngs new jersey last night. if you ride trains north to new york you could run into delays because of that >>> let's get a check on traffic withjessica boyington. >> delays over an hour commute on 95 into center city, even the southbound side the accident scene has been there since 6:00. 63 minutes, typically a 13-minute trip. also major delays heading into philadelphia from the 42 freeway, this is our camera headed northbound into the city a big slowdown. tracy? >> i'm tracy davidson. stay updated with breaking news with our nbc 10 app. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not

joyce: new tonight at 10:00, a local sports dome in ruins gets new life. the plan to rebuild a popular year-round attraction bigger and better than before. then, an unusual health benefit for roller coaster fans. the condition doctors say the that's tonight on wisn 12 news at 10:00. kathy: new at 6:00, it's never to early to start oktoberfest. ? kathy: pere marquette park is all decked out with an authentic festival tent, bavarian food, and a beer garden. on tap hofbrau oktoberfest, the original beer of bavaria's royal family's brewery. monkeys will be performing. it's free to get to get and goes until 11:00 tonight. joyce: another evening of wild skies along the lake. kathy: mark, you are back on waterspout watch. mark: here is the reason why. get a look at this live picture from racine. more on the waterspout potential and when rain moves back in for everyone next in weather watch 12. joyce: then imagine sledding and , ice skating in the shadows of lambeau field. a sneak peek at the new tourist attraction being built in titletown. , christmas display. i'

just 48 hours after a string of bombs terrorized new york and new jersey. now authorities investigating. did he act alone? raiding his home and reportedly new details on the alleged terrorist and the bloody showdown with law enforcement. >>> plus strutting their stuff. these transgender models have gone from hiding in the shadows to embracing the spotlight. >> we've always been here. and now you know. welcome. >> whoopi goldberg is on the front lines in the battle for trans acceptance. >>> and cooking with curry. is sizzling her way to stardom. >> i think i smell victory. >> robin roberts in the kitchen with seasoned chef turned social media sensation. first the "nightline 5." ? ? ? >> take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, morano and pathfinder. get 0% apr for 72 months plus $500 bonus cash. tonight the alleged serial bomber is in fbi custody charged with teamed murder after a bloody shoot-out with police. investigators believe he coordinated three terror attacks using homemade bombs. we're now learning more details about how th

of explosions in new york and new jersey. a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can overnight in the elizabeth, new jersey. it was one of five devices found near a train station. >> also overnight, the fbi stopped a car near new york's venizona bridge. several people were questioned in a chelsea neighborhood. and second pressure cooker bomb four blocks away but did not explode. this happened after a bomb detonated sat morning in seaside park, new jersey. >> also on saturday a man stabbed several people in a mall in central minnesota opinion isis is claiming responsibility for that attack. we have correspondents all around the country covering all of these developing stories right now. we begin with michelle miller. she is in elizabeth, >> reporter: good morning. amtrak and new jersey transit serve tens of thousands of people every single day. there will be delays today. in fact, the station behind me just reopened. investigators have been combing through evidence to see if there was any link between what would happen here last

maggie hassan's priorities are working for new hampshire. new hampshire froze tuition. she understands that we need good highway systems. hassan is an advocate for public safety. she's kept spending under control. and how does maggie hassan get these things done? by balancing the budget creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. a new senator making fiscal responsibility work for you. i'm maggie hassan and i approve this message. kevin: good morning. welcome back. clouds and rain in concord. that's not much. at least a couple of drops el fell. we could see more. the details and the heat up on the way as well in a couple of minutes. sean: we could use the rain. turning now to commitment 2016 coverage, it is another busy day for both today the democrat and republican nominees are once again trying to gain ground in some key battleground states. maggie rulli has the latest. >> it is a campaign blitz today focusing in on must-win states. hillary clinton will rally the troops in florida while trump is