in new york city.toll at eight with 12 people injured and nine are hospitalized with serious injuries. and federal prosecutors filed charges against 29-year-old, sayfullo saipov, shot by police during yesterday's attack. he is from uzbekistan, he came here back in 2010 on a green card that allowed him permanent legal residence. and most relently lived in patter ton new jersey with his wife and children. and he was planning the attack for a number of weeks and carried it out in the name of isis. >> he appears to have followed almost exactly to a tee the instructions that isis put out in its social media channels before with instructions to the followers on how to carry out such an attack. >> and late this afternoon oc asnounced they are seeking a second person in connection with the attack. it's not clear what role they think that person played. we'll have more on the investigation coming up on "action news" at 6:00. >> meantime, we are learning more about the eight people killed in yesterday's attack.

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new shots to show you. they turned lights on at this applebee's where we were told there was a shooting past midnight and there is police guarding entrances. we showed you a car park in the back in our previous live shots and just joining us you don't see the car now, a man dropped off another guy, guy went under the tape, other guy lifted it and took off. guy that dropped him off was chased down by police who didn't see him until he was pulling out of here, one guy said to the media gathered here in the backpackerring lieutenant of the quakerbridge mall by macy's that it was his friend killed here last night. so we don't know what is going on. we don't know why they would just leave here instead of talking to police and getting that car out of there. there is one car over there being guarded by police in case anybody tries to get that car. so something happened here at applebee's before closing time karen at 1:00 a.m. in the last hour according to the breaking news network and tip caller to fox 29 police h

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. >>> major medical news breaking. brand new guidelines classify nearly half of u.s. adults as having high blood pressure. are you one of them? and should you be taking medicine? >>> more breaking news. a bombshell report, donald trump jr. was exchanging secret messages with wikileaks during the 2016 campaign. what they reportedly said. >>> new charges in the hazing death rocking penn state. frat brothers accused of leaving a pledge to die. what police have just recovered on video that they say the frat brothers deleted. >>> and buddy cops on the beat. a veteran and his rookie partner, keeping the neighborhood safe. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. the sordid sexual accusations against alabama republican senate candidate roy moore, which have already thrown that race into chaos, were bolstered late today by a new accuser. a woman who went before the cameras to claim moore forced himself on her when she was a teenager. now the fifth accuser to step forward in the face of moore's forceful denials.

. >> breaking news. terror attack in new york city. a people are dead as a terrace drive the truck down a right path. diane black has the full story. >> it happened just after 3:00 p.m. on tuesday. a man in a rental home depo pickup truck plowed down this street, killing eight people, injuring dozens of others. it took place near the world trade center site. >> we are just looking outside of the window. a bunch of bicyclists were on the floor. it was so chaotic. >> he has been named as sayfullo saipov. in a press conference, bill de blasio confirmed it as terrorism. >> it was particularly cowardly. >> summer individuals described it as road rage. the driver entered the bike path near houston street. and then he got out of the truck with two handguns. the police later discovered the suspects weapons to be a paintball gun and a pellet gun. one witness captured the terrifying moment. >> he pointed a gun at me. >> this happens hours before a planned halloween event. reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, diana. let's bring in bob, who

that's good news. most of these terror suspects are usually killed so we don't have the information in their head that we can extract into a further investigation. so i think that's a unique thing in this case and it's very positive. we're also getting also information that this terrorist may have had associations with known terror suspects under the watch of the fbi. i think that's very significant in this case. >> known associations with other terror suspects or a suspect? there is a little confusion on that point. are there more than one? >> it's important to note that while this individual's not under investigation, there is no guardian lead that he did have associations with other known terror suspects that were under fbi investigation. >> so those terror suspects are in the united states and on the u.s. radar, the fbi's radar, is that right? >> that's -- that's my understanding, but it's very preliminarily in this investigation with the fbi and nypd, but i think this is -- this is evolving, wolf,

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at the same time as news 24, bbc news, we also had bbc news online.now you realise what the teams have done, starting with you and everybody, have actually made this absolutely pa rt have actually made this absolutely part of the war and weft of our lives. you cannot live without bbc news in the way we now talk about it, or indeed bbc news online. it has added to google ‘s use, frankly, the bbc. how much of a battle was it to convince colleagues was worth it? a really big battle, both externally and internally. people were saying, you are diverting resources, or money, or activity from what was then the nine 0'clock news. into this new thing which no one will watch. it was a huge battle, but my belief then is my belief now, that had we not done that, we would not be giving our audiences the services that they want in the way they want. i sent it back then, with slightly different coloured hair and glasses, but that message is the same one now. we have to be there when our audiences want to turn to us and i'm delighted to say that why people come to bb

>>> making news in america this morning, explosive new allegations against matt lauer hours after his dramatic firing from the "today" show. >> we just learned this moments ago. >> this morning the secret button lauer reportedly had under his desk plus the gift he allegedly gave a co-worker and what he's accused of doing after calling a colleague to his office. >>> president trump fires back. attacking the british prime minister overnight after she criticized his retweeting of anti-muslim propaganda. this morning the social media mistake made by the president. >>> bullying crackdown controversy. this morningout rage after one state unveils a plan to keep students safe by giving the victims vouchers to switch schools. >>> plus, a whole new way to buy a car. one automaker's new monthly subscription plan. >>> and par for the course. how much money the secret service is spending on golf carts to keep up with the president. >>> a good thursday morning. we begin with the growing list of shocking allegations against former "today" host matt lauer. >> quickly fired from nbc and his reported $

i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> sky force 10 is live over breaking news just in.in delaware county, a car just hit someone on chester pike in colindale at the intersection near cherry street. we don't know how seriously the person is hurt. drivers should expect delays. we'll keep you updated later this morning. >>> breaking in north philadelphia, police officers and firefighters ran into this burning home to rescue at least six people. there are several officers that got to the scene first and saved an elderly woman and an 8-year-old little girl. the fire is under control. one person has minor injuries. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington and a check on the commute. we're watching the vine street expressway, cameras at 8th street. moving through center city, no big problem. you can see the volume. brake lights moving from the westbound side approaching the schuylkill expressway. there's a crash at west main and north montgomery avenue. another one in cheltenham on cheltenham avenue around ogontz avenue. watching a few slowdowns. no major problems on the

terror attack in new york. they marched on the bike path where the attack started and then ended that march a mile away. >> in fact, concrete barriers are going up along that path to try to protect bikers. they will be installed in 57 locates along the path. >>> isis released a statement calling the attack suspect a soldier of the caliphate. >> and in the meantime, for the first time we're hearing the remarkable story of a teenager who actually survived the attack. he's speaking publicly about his terrifying ordeal. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: 17-year-old noah salz was sitting right there on that school bus on his way home when he came face-to-face with the terrorist. >> and i heard a loud crash. >> reporter: the home depot truck allegedly used by the 29-year-old suspect crashed into noah's school bus bringing the terror attack to an end in lower manhattan. the teenager remembering every detail that followed. >> i started to cry, and then i said, i want to just get out of here quickly as i can, then i sat there

nbc's kate snow has the details. >> reporter: louis ck's new film in jeopardy after "the new york times" quoted five women accusing the celebrated comedian of sexual misconduct. ♪ louie louie louie >> louis ck is considered a comedy god. he's the comedian that many other comedians look up to. >> reporter: dana min goodman and julia wolov told "the new york times" they went to louis ck's hotel room for a nightcap after their show in 2002. he proceeded to take all of his clothes off and get completely naked and started masturbating. we were paralyzed. rebecca corry told "the times" she was working with louis ck when he asked if he could do the same thing in front of her. when she declined, his face got red and he told me he had issues. another accuser id happen because of the culture. he abused his power. >> what came out in "the new york times" article today has been public knowledge to people in the comedy community for years. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to louis ck's representatives and got no response. "the times" said a publicist for louis ck wrote in an e-mail, louis is not go

we're also watching new jersey. here around the new jersey turnpike. now traffic with the taillights moving away from the screen headed to the delaware memorial bridge. no problems at least for now. back to you. >>> terror in manhattan. at least eight people were killed and 11 others seriously hurt in an attack in the community no stranger to tragedy. >>> the suspect rented a pickup truck from passaic, new jersey, and then mowed down pedestrians and cyclists along a busy bike path yesterday. he also slammed into a school bus in the shadow of the world trade center. >> and new this morning, ride-sharing service uber says the suspect passed their background check and was one of their drivers. the suspect was shot by police after jumping out of a truck with paint ball and bellet guns. he's in critical condition but expected to survive. he left a note claiming he did this for isis, though investigators believe it was a lone wolf attack. we have live coverage this morning as investigators try to trace the suspect's last moves. we start with nbc10's dray cla

we'll go live to new york city for jupt at 6:30. >>> we follow the developing news out of san francisco. a runaway dump truck barrelled into car after car before finally crashing into a tree. nbc bay area sam brock has been following the story. sam joins us live and do we have any idea what happened to that dump truck? >> reporter: yeah, we do, jessica. you say a runaway dump truck. it turns out it was broken. the emergency brake wasn't functioning properly. and it could have been so much worse jessica. because we are standing right now on this steep grade in all of san francisco. you are talking about a truck at least 26,000 pounds. nafs the height of its capacity, barrelling down the street striking cars along the way. you see one of them a mercedes on that tow bed there about to be taken away. several other cars here as well. a total of six on this side. you move through the intersection and this is where it started to get hairy. because you had an uber driver in a toyota coming through this intersection as the truck barreled down the driver in the uber stopped what he was doing and

dump sweeney. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program.y, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> wednesday night and we begin with breaking news from camden county where a child found a needle in her halloween candy while trick or treating. it happened in runnemede, new jersey. they just wrapped up a press concerns about it. sara bloomquist is there with the details. >> reporter: the general sense here is that this halloween is ruined by the discovery of a sewing needle inside of a tootsy role. the girl that lives on this block discovered the 2 inch sewing needle inside of the candy. >> cheryl and her 2-year-old daughter want the story to serve as a warning to others. >> i would check the candy before you eat it. last night juliana and her family returned to her home here in runnemede after a fun night of trick or treating. >> my oldest daughter ripped open a tootsy role. >> and fighting with it. >> i said what are you doing. and she said breaking it. >> i was saving half of it for later and i realized i conbrea

and new tonight and new on "hannity," sean, fox news has learned that the suspect, the terrorist had another weapon. when he got out of car, fox news has learned a black bag fell out of the vehicle with him, out of that rental truck. and when it did, it was zippered open and out of the bag fell a knife. it was described as a hunting knife. i saw a picture of it. it was in a black leather sheath with what appeared to be a belt buckle holder. so he could have held it on his belt but he didn't. authorities here are on scene wondering why did he brandish these two fake weapons that he had a knife that he could have used while wandering through the traffic. this is one of many things they don't know tonight. further, across the river, about 15 miles from here in passaic authorities are still searching a vehicle which the authorities believe this suspect, the terrorist, drove to the home depot there to rent the home depot truck which he used in this attack. according to our sources, the bomb squad arrived there in the last 15 minutes. clearly they are checking to see whether that vehicle w

i'm anthony mason at cbs news headquarters in new york. jeff glor in downtown manhattan where federal terrorism charges have just been filed in the halloween truck attack. jeff. >> anthony, that attack left eight dead, 12 injured, the driver wounded by a police officer was taken from the hospital to district court to face a judge. sayfullo, saipov in a wheelchair, handcuffed and shackled. police say the attack had been in the works for a long time. late this afternoon. federal prosecutors filed two charges against sayfullo saipova ledged terrorists like saipov view the city as a target for hate filled crimes. the thing is, for the alleged terrorists, like saipov, they will find in new york city something else. justice. >> saipov chose october 31 because it was halloween and more civilians on the streets. on one cell phone, authorities found 90 isis related propaganda videos and 3800 propaganda images. saipov is in custody at a nearby hospital apparently talking to police. sources tell cbs news, saipov bragged about what he did and was plea

new at 5:00. >>> sixers doing pretty well on the court. the team moved its training facilities to camden and are now working to build up another city in our area. >> we have details on the team's plan to brings hoops and help. >> reporter: wilmington had problems. crime is one of them. it also has a lot going for it. by next winter they'll have a new basketball and a sweet place to watch them play. homes, shopping, restaurants and an ice rink. the west side of christina river gets all the attention. by the end of next year you see this. 140,000 square foot 76ers field house. the home arena for the 87ers who have been playing in newark. the 87ers will be your neighbors. is that cool? >> that's real good. >> reporter: will you see them play? >> i sure will. >> we believe in delaware. we believe in wilmington. we believe in businesses here and we believe in the community. >> reporter: the $26 million partnership with have sports and training facilities and residents in wilmington's nearby south bridg

a new sticker says andrew wants new elections no no no she didn't say new elections. i'll stand again of how they took a message saying she prepares new elections instead of a minority government. that will be difficult to get it. is merkel really in favor of new elections didn't she see philip on tours video. in the conservatives parliamentary chamber there's only one topic the failed coalition talks. and everyone wonders whether the liberal f.d.p. was seriously interested in an alliance at all. how did you spend the night. i was thinking. about it and if i watched it live on t.v. so we saw it happening it. was perplexing you. i think i really didn't see it coming up. we'll see if this was deliberate. yeah i think that was my impression yesterday it seemed there wasn't much willingness. would have been asked if i'm disappointed but i'm frustrated. with politics isn't about disappointment and frustration it was tough to accept but i did get a night's rest. i had an extra glass of wine we did to. the conservatives are meeting behind closed doors the m.p.'s are presenti

. >>> developing news out of new york city.rnight the fbi airying out a search on a home. >> it happened west side highway and chamber street just blocks from where the world trade center once stood. abc news reporter stephanie ramos is live for us in new york with the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: reggie and natasha, good morning. we're just a few blocks away from where that horrific attack took place. if you look behind me, it's hard to see but the truck the suspect drove is still down the street past that yellow tape. but after running people over, he came to a stop there and investigators still here on the scene trying to piece together everything that happened here yesterday. now back to that bike path, it is a popular bike path for tourists, for new yorkers here, and makes it an ideal location for a would-be terrorist. the terror began around 3:00 in the afternoon on halloween in lower manhattan. police say 29-year-old sayfullo saipov, an uzbekistan immigrant who had been living in paterson, new jersey, de

we'll have much more on this story for you coming up on "action news" tonight at 6:00. >> new jersey's next governor phil murphy spoke publically for the first time since winning the election today. one of his biggest concerns for the garden state the skyrocketing tax rate and what to do about it. he wasn't the only person in jersey talking about taxes today. so was ivanka trump. "action news" reporter john rawlins has that story. >> reporter: the one time goldman sachs executive had harsh words about the gop's effort attacks reform in d.c. >> this bill is bad for new jersey. >> reporter: murphy was joined today by democratic congressman new jersey is a high tax state. democrats claim the proposed loss and limits on state and local tax deductions could mean one in four garden state families would see higher taxes under the gop plans. >> this is an assault on the middle class. it's an assault on seniors. even the so-called compromises somebody said to me listen, this is like cutting your hand off versus half of your hand off its bad no matter how you slice it reject this bill for what i

. >> new jersey going to pot. new governor-elect coming in, he has legislature behind him, they want to legalize marijuana. and ivanka trump in new jersey talking about new tax plan. >> we need a tax coat to reflect modern reality. bill: it will save you money? it might, we'll talk about it later in the show. and it is freezing. it is going to continue, dan zarrow will have details, i'm bill spadea, this is "chasing news." >> u.s. senator bob menendez on trial for corruption and rub bribery. >> ale jurors save one, had been deliberates since monday. and i would hope that at the end of the day after they finish tomorrow, that those who continue to believe in my innocence, will stand strong. bill: mark is in newark at courthouse, what do have you. reporter: exciting day here, judge william, instructing jury to come back tomorrow after the jury passed a note to the judge saying we're deadlocked. bill: have you ever seen anything like this, usually you hear about a deadlock jury that is it. we'll go back at this. have

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new york news day's liz smith. makes her living out of other people's private lives and casual chitchat. but as judd rose discovered in a business known for bitchiness, she's not only universally read but universally liked. >> reporter: the most widely read gossip columnist, it is her job to take you inside. tonight a party for madonna where liz gets material from the newly-brunette material girl. >> does this mean that blonds don't have more fun? >> no, absolutely not. i always have fun no matter my hair color. >> i like gossip. i have a lot of philosophical ideas about gossip, what it means. i think it's important. it's cathartic, it's good for you, makes you live longer. it's a release. >> reporter: liz is in fact now one of the highest-paid columnists of any kind anywhere. >> honey, i won't tell a soul. >> reporter: she jumped to news day after 15 years at another new york tabloid, the daily new she also cut a deal to appear on "personalities", the nationally syndicated tabloid tv show. >> what else happened wh

breaking news on the terror attack in new york city. man accused of mowing down people with a truck on a crowded bicycle path is talking about the attack from his hospital bed. he is defiant and unapologetic. norah is in lower manhattan. >> reporter: that's right, eyewitnesses and survivors unveil new information on how the attack unfolded here. we're also learning more about the eight people that were killed and how new yorkers responded to the tragedy. >> the suspect who has been living in the u.s. since 2010 has been writing new messages that mention isis. plus andrew cuomo and bill de blasio, what they're doing to protect people in the city in the wake of the attack. >>> plus facebook, twitter an google tell congress they should have known the russians were using their platform to influence the election. >>> and three ivy league professors are under criminal investigation for alleged sexual misconduct. we're at dartmouth college with reaction to the explosive claims. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener,"

i noticed that this week, the cbs evening news named a new permanent anchor. jeff glor was just named. - i have to tell you, bob, that when i saw that news story, i thought, there's still a cbs evening news. it is easy to forget that there's still a nightly news broadcast. generations previous got their news from those newscasts. those newscasts and the anchors were major figures in journalism. what do you make of how all this has changed? because the changes we talked about at the beginning of this conversation have inevitably taken a little bit of the shine off of the nightly newscasts. - well, that's right. when i came to work at cbs in the days of walter cronkite the evening news drove the boat. because that's where the commercials were, that's where the largest audience was. the evening news programs still draw five or six million people, which is a pretty good crowd. - in fact, on any given day, more than those cable hosts at night, who get all the attention, right? - and as long as that continues to be the case, we're gonna have an evening news. let me

on the new uproar. after sparking international outrage for retweeting a series of unverified videos purporting to show violence by muslims. those videos originally posted to twitter by jada fransen, a leader of britain first, a [000:07:58;00] last year fransen convicted of aggrava aggravated harassment for shouting insults at a woman wearing a hijab. >> i was delighted to see the leader of the free world, donald trump, had retweeted information from my twitter account in a clear display of support. >> reporter: but the backlash immediate on capitol hill. >> it empowers fringe elements on the right who have been associated with religious bigotry. >> reporter: and a stunning rebuke from the british prime minister who says britain first seeks to peddle lies and it is wrong for the president to have done this. this afternoon the dutch embassy saying at least one of the videos, titled muslim migrant beats up dutch boy on crutches, was not authentic and that the perpetrator in the video is not an immigrant.

news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center, in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, november 20th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." the infamous murderous cult leader charles manson is dead at the age of 83. >>> sexual misconduct allegations against alabama's roy moore are not stopping some christian conservatives from backing the candidate. >>> and turkey day is almost here. these two birds are sitting pretty as they prepare to shine at the white house. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> charles mansomanson, the cu leader who sent his followers to carry out a string of notorious murders died last night of natural causes at the age of 83. manson spent half a century behind bars after a conviction of the murder of sharon tate and six others. john blackstone has our report. >> reporter: in his recent prison mugshot, charles manson looks every bit the crazed cult killer. charlie rose interviewed him in 1986. >> what's the dif

new issues on >>> breaking news. new this morning, the first look at north korea's historic missile launch. new reaction to the threat and who says this brings us closer to war. >> rapes reported on campus. howard university accused of failing to help students. the new case that will land a historic school in court. >>> a pattern of misconduct. long-time nbc anchor matt lauer fired over allegations of inappropriate sexual misconduct. new overnight, late night talk show hosts did not hold back. >> he went on to attack nbc news executives and kim jong un was like, did you go through that missile yesterday or -- >> promising the lowest prices all year a get the best buys. >>> this morning, another woman is asking to join a federal lawsuit against howard university. >> our news partners at wtop are reporting that woman says she was sexually assaulted by a repeat offenders and the university has been slow to investigate. news 4's derrick ward is live at howard with what we need to know. derrick, good morning. >> reporter:

another with reclaiming my >>> breaking news on "world news now." terror in new york city.am people on a cycling path killing more tourists than americans. reports that the attacker is claiming he did it for isis. we have reporters standing by live with more. >>> plus russia and social media were in the spotlight on capitol hill as facebook, twitter and google were questioned about ads from russian agents used to confuse voters. >>> and wendy williams was in the middle of a live broadcast when she collapsed on air. we'll show you on "the skinny" on this wednesday, november 1st. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> we do say good morning on this wednesday. we start with the terror on the streets of new york. >> a man who claim to the u.s. seven years ago and worked as a uber driver is now believed to have use add rented vehicle to kill eight people. >> and here is the suspect holding what turned out to be fake guns moment after the attack. >> here's the latest. at least eight people we're told are dead. of those, five were from aer argentina. one was from belgium.

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>>> making news in america this morning, president trump's new warning to north korea putting kim jong-un on notice. >> do not underestimate us. and do not try us. >> why trump says the north korean regime is in grave danger as the president arrives in china for a crucial visit with america's top rival. >>> democrats sweep the key races and the big wins. >> thisi will be on call for the next four years. >> was it a trump backlash and the transgender candidate making history this morning. >>> school security in the spotli of mass shootings in the news one school takes a new step providing bull >>>plus airport scare overnight, flames shooting out of this airliner in seattle. >>> and masterpiece mystery. what's been found embedded in this van gogh painting. >>> we do say good morning on this wednesday. we'll start with president trump touching down in beijing overnight. >> he's having tea and touring the forbidden city with the chinese president. the critical meeting of his asia tour comes just hours after he delivered a sharply worded message to north korea slamming kim jong-un's human righ

that is the good news. the bad news is, the internet is still radicalizing them.instructing them how to kill people here in the united states. >> shannon: that goes along with one of the tweets we saw from the president basically saying we must not let isis return or enter our country after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere. he said, enough. but that is the fact. you run them out of or in area, you may take away physical territory from them but it sounds like we are not taking away a lot of ideological territory. >> no, the jihad continues on, especially for many of the foreign fighters who may have found themselves in iraq or syria over the course of the so-called caliphate's existence before the fall of raqqa. they may be trying to return home, some of them have. others will be looking for the next major stage of jihad, and it is perhaps worth noting that this individual came here from the attack, came here some years ago, we know that he is from uzbekistan originally. that part of the world was actually responsible for a lot of foreign fighters sh

breaking news now on fox news channel. five women have told "the new york times" newspaper that the comedian louis cecay crossed the line in sexual misconduct. the "new york times" reports the encounters happened a decade ago. when asked for comment, ck's publicist said there's no quote. louis ck also cancelled an appearance on the late show with stephen colbert on cbs. that news breaking now. more detail as they come. also breaking, the leader of the united states air force speaking from the pentagon now. they're talking about the suspect in the texas church shooting. he was able to buy guns because the air force failed to report his violent history. the military convicted the suspect of assaulting his wife and cracking his stepson's skull. he spent a year in prison and got a bad conduct discharge. under pentagon rules, the air force should have told the fbi so he would be disallowed to buy a gun. it would have prevented the suspect from legally purchasing guns and ammunition before he murder 25 including a pregnant woman

malpass make it a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and the school reform commission is voting on whether to get rid of itself and the bribery trial of senator bob mendez ends in newark we'll tell you what happened. and the apprehension of an alleged teenage killer and police found and arrested michael huggins at an apartment complex in atlantic city. in the 100 block of north south carolina avenue. huggins flight from a youth detention center in egg harbor city is now over. live in atlantic county in mays landing is "action news" reporter, john rawlins, you have the complete story. >> it's a story that has a lot of unanswered questions, we don't have details about what actually happened as the escape unfolded inside of that detention center we may get some later on down the line. the suspect was picked up at 10:30 this morning in his 34 hours of freedom he managed to get his hands on a handgun. >> he did in fact have a gun in his possession and that is

start anew new laws to bring new laws into parliament and so on so that a normal process of governing of deciding on things and making them pushing those decisions through parliament that is in fact at the moment suspended so parliament and government in a sense are kind of administering the situation the way it is at the moment keeping the states ticking over without being able to take really firm new initiatives that kind of sit waiting state that the whole of germany is in is obviously something that also affects the whole of europe because there is at the moment no government in germany that can take firm new decisions and we know that a bit earlier angela merkel that she addressed the speculation about her political future as chancellor of germany she says that she wants to continue as chancellor hons can she be confident that that will happen. well at the moment she can be confident that she will remain chancellor in an acting capacity as long as there is no new government obviously her room for movement and that capacity is very limited also her party is very firmly behind her

news on demand. in other words, i kind of got a chance to read the newspaper in the morning before i go to work. i read it when i get to the office. i always read it at home but there's some days when i haven't really call. >> i read three print newspapers, i read the times, the post and wall street journal. there delivered to my house and it's what we have always done. my daughters still read the print newspaper because that's what they were raised on, a house where people were interested in news. my granddaughters don't but they do read the news app's on their phones and that's where most newspapers will be . >> host: you don't ctv going away? >> guest: i think tv is going to be around. the service we have now, 24 hours, basicallya 24 hour news channel , we get it on your phone or on your computer, it's a streaming thing and that a much, well, we watch it but it's and at a much younger audience. i would guess, i think let's just say i think the morning shows are going to be around for a long time.

good morning from the studio 57 news room at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie greene. donald trump jr., the president's oldest son released a series of twitter messages he exchanged with wikileaks during and after the 2016 election. the exchanges took place at the same time wiki leaks was releasing messages. the messages had already been released to three committees investigating russian intervention in the 2016 election. >> good morning. the messages mainly consisted of wiki leaks offering advice to trump jr. also praising donald trump's comments about the website. >> in a series of screen shots donald trump jr. released hiss conversations with wiki leaks during the campaign writing in part how ironic that one of the congressional committees has chosen to selectively leak the messages. in one of the messages from october 2016 don jr. was asked by the hacking site to publicize its leaks in the hillary campaign. in one instance they suggested that if mr. trump were to lose he should not concede and instead claim the election w

one. >> good morning from the studio 57 news room at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie greene. cbs this morning coanchor charlie rose apologized following a report in the washington post in which eight women accuse rose of sexual misconduct. pbs stopped the distribution of his nightly interview show and rose has been suspended by cbs news. cbs news said in a statement these allegations are extremely disturbing and we take them very seriously. hena is here in new york. >> rose posted on twitter that he is deeply embarrassed for his behavior. three women spoke on the record accusing the legendary journalist of groping with them, walking naked in front of them and relating an ere rottic dream. >> charlie rose is the latest high profile man to face sexual abuse allegations. the woug post is reporting eight women associated with rose's pbs program are ayccusing himg of sexual harassment between the late 90s and 2011. two said while working for him at his home or while traveling on business he came out of the shower and walked in front of t

breaking news, the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. >> we got multiple casualties. this is a mass casualty situation here. >> a 29-year-old inspired by isis used this rented truck plowing into crowds on a popular bike path killing eight and slamming into a school bus with children. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. . >> more than a dozen injured. >>> the terrifying moments as the suspect runs through the streets just blocks from the site of the world trade center before this hero officer takes him down. >> we were just told to run. >> schoolchildren witnessing the attacks gathered up by their panicked parents. >> thousand this morning new clues about the attackers. inside that truck and the fbi raiding his home overnight as new york steps up security across the city and new yorkers unite marching defiantly in the face of terror. a special edition of "good morning america" starts right now. >>> we do say good morning, america. thank you for joining us this wednesday morning. it is a tough one in new york city and around the country learning so much more about that devastat

and now -- new information.at 6, the action a south bay high school took in a sexual misconduct investigation.. and a neighborhood completely boxed in. people ask how they )ll get out. that )s next. right now at 6: breaking news: two high school teachers pl >>> finally, as we mark veterans day, a timely reminder that not all those who serve still wear a uniform. tonight i want to share with you a story about a veteran honoring fallen members of the military by standing up for the children they left behind. around this campfire, the bonds of military service, loyalty and honor are being passed down. >> what i want you to know is the last thing your dad was thinking about was you. >> reporter: to children who share the loss of a military parent. >> makes me feel like i'm not forgotten and other people care. >> reporter: a soldier's child foundation was started nearly ten years ago by daryl mackin, a retired navy cook who saw a need after a neighbor's son was killed on the battlefield. >> these are boys and girls w

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >>> a couple warm days ahead. >> and then we'll be cooler over the weekend with wince weather. when it's shower ri out this. >> he does well in it. that's for sure. >> i'm jim rosenfield. thanks for watching. the tonight show is coming up next. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris hemsworth, lindsey vonn, musical guest

now, go back to anthony mason in new york. anthony. >> thank you, jeff. breaking news. former pitching ace, roy halladay killed today in a plane crash off florida's coast. don dahler is following this. >> roy halladay single engine aircraft went down off the town of holiday, florida. the sheriff says there was no mayday, and the plane was found in six feet of water. >> we know roy as a person. caring husband, loved his wife randi, loved his two boys. >> halladay, a new, avid pilot. posting pictures and video on social media of icon a-5. small amphibious sport plane. before retiring from baseball four years ago, halladay, a pitcher. threw a perfect game during the 2010 season. >> he retires all 27. and a no hitter in the post season that same year. >> roy halladay. in his 16 year career with the blue jays and phillies he was an eight-time all star. during his retirement press conference, halladay talked about the game. >> baseball has given us a lot. tremendous run, tremendous experience. something i will never forege. >> the philadelphia phillies released this statement

it comes as a new claim is made against spacey from a former tv news anchor.is now demanding justice. nbc's kate snow has more. >> i'm here not as a journalist today but as a mom. >> reporter: heather unruh says her son was a busboy at the club car restaurant in the summer of 2016 when he was introduced to kevin spacey. >> he was very excited. he was texting his girlfriend, couldn't believe he was sitting at the bar talking to kevin spacey. >> reporter: unruh said her 18-year-old son told spacey he was over 21, and spacey bought him drinks, lots of drinks. >> it wasn't until kevin spacey put his hand inside his pants that he really knew he was in trouble. >> he said he didn't consent to that? >> absolutely not. absolutely there was no consent. >> so it didn't just happen once? >> no. and he was frozen. he just -- he just panicked. >> reporter: she says spacey was insisting her son go to a private party, but when spacey went to the bathroom, a woman intervened. >> she told him to run, and that's what he did. >> reporter: she says he ran to his grandmother's and

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