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i hope my role and all this together as we think about how we can put together this new manhattan project because it's not just important for today, but for future generations. thank you so much. [applause]. >> haroon, thank you again. i think it very suitable, optimistic note to end on a you are always welcome back at the heritage foundation. thank you for your comments and thank you all for being here today. thank you. [applause]. >> here's a look at some of the best books of the year according to amazon. edward luce, chief us calm of this for financial times argues liberal democracy is threatened in "the retreat of western liberalism" denise kiernan reports on biltmore house, the largest private residence in american history. tom nicholls professor of national security affairs at the us naval war college argues to the spread of the internet and 24 hour news expert opinion is now discounted in the death of expertise. devall are looks at the future of humanity inhomogeneous and wrapping up our look at amazon best books of 2017, "buzzfeed" essays on her upbringing of the a daughter of ind

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manhattan has been evacuated. we're just going through some reports just to confirm of those details that we do know so far that the newyork police department are responding to a reported blast there are details of an explosion has taken place at the central bus station in manhattan police say the cause of the blast is as yet unclear there's no information yet regarding any casualties or injuries but we cannot cross live to our correspondent. who is there at the scene he's coming through by telephone hi there kelly can you hear me. i can hear you yes fine can you can you give us a moody has about what's happening we have live pictures but we don't have too many cells as yet coming from the the n.y.p.d. what do you know i just. ate the avenue and forty second street now this is where the major bus station the port authority bus station a number of us that the terminal where almost all of the greyhound buses and other buses that are coming in to new york city that's that's where they they are located out and at this time we're hearing that there has been some kind of last in that bus station now the new york city police

that is why i advocate for a new manhattan project. we have that type of urgency. host: pittsburgh, pennsylvania, james is waiting on the line for independents. caller: my name is james and i do not think there is a politician out there better than me. my thing is why? why are we still wanting to blow each other up? why are these young kids wanting to commit suicide, putting on vests and blowing up themselves? these are children. what is so wrong in the world now that people feel so depressed they want to kill themselves? what is wrong? president trump is out there golfing. we got your question, the why is what james wanted to know. guest: that is a key question and a subject of my research. the why part of it is identity grievances. these young people grow up and see a system that does not change around them, let's say in the middle east. they grow up with dictators and being a failed arab revolution, so they want to do something. a lot of young people -- a lot of the work i did was interviewing defectors. i wanted to understand why young people went to isis. i wa

>> reporter: authorities are reviewing the tape and interviewing witnesses, linda lopez, abc news manhattan. >> there's more on the pipe bomb explosion you can watch the video and photos from the scene and updates on the investigation. >>> back here, the snow is most mri gone this noon, but a big freeze is expected this week. sky6 live hd showing you the view of the ben franklin bridge, penns landing, lunchtime, the sun is shining overall a nice day for this time of the year, but you'll need your winter coats, gloves and scarves an everything as you keep warm and the temperatures prepare to drop. david murphy is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, rick, today we're fairly pleasant. we had snow showers that came through the region earlier, 89 sun is breaking out. additional cloudy cover may fill in later in the around. temperatures are climbing as we start near the freezing mark. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 38 in allentown and reading and lancaster. 40 on the nose in trenton. 42 in wilmington and millville and cape may. a littl

breaking news a suspect is injured as an explosion rocks a central bus station in manhattan in new york we'll bring you live updates in just a few moments. the backlash continues to escalate against president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital protests around the world include attempts to storm the u.s. embassy and demands for the american ambassadors resignation. graphic bodycount video is released in the u.s. showing a police officer shooting dead an unarmed man who was later cleared of murder and manslaughter. you're watching our international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. and we start with our breaking news story new york police department are responding to a blast at the central bus station in manhattan they say the course of the explosion is currently unclear and why p.t.d. also say that one person who is also a suspect has known life threatening injuries. now joining us live now with the details on the telephone has artie's correspondent caleb moore could hi there caleb so what more do we know. well now we are hearin

benefactor who paid off toys on layaway plans. >>> and we are still following the breaking news just coming in from manhattann new york city. reports of an explosion at a transit terminal near times square. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4, although it is getting a little bit slower as the time goes on and we get closer to 6:00. >>> and as time goes by, we can't find any rain. we can sure find high pressure and warm temps. we will show you those coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning. breaking news coming in from new york city. resource of an -- reports of an explosion. the details coming up. good morning. i'm dave clark. pam cook will be here momentarily. we have been following this for the past hour. these are live pictures. you're in downtown manhattan here. you can see it is filled with police all over the place near times square. there are reports, at least two people were hurt in a pipe bomb explosion in the new york city subway system. again, these are live pictures. you're seeing this as we are. there are reports one person is in custod

linda lopez, abc news, midtown, manhattan. >>> local authorities are working to ensure that bay area transit systems are safe and secure as possible. abc 7's jessica castro has that bart part of our coverage. >> hi, kisten, yes, here's the latest tweet on social media from the sfpd, saying san francisco police department is following the events in new york city and there are no known threats to san francisco and officers will be making extra passing calls of transit. you can see that they included muni in their tweet. meanwhile, earlier this morning, b.a.r.t. sent out this tweet, "shortly after the attacks reminding everyone to use mass transit and when you see something, say something. they are also assuring riders that b.a.r.t. police will maintain high visibility and awareness today in response to the incident in new york city. meanwhile, we were able to get ahold of ac transit. they tell us it will maintain its same level of security and law enforcement vigilance. our team also contacted cal train. so far, no response from that agency. kristen, back to you. >> jessica, thank you.

how about a new way to get in-and-out and around in manhattan. will show you the bold new plan for your commute. and then your chili forecast coming up. welcome back to chasing news. dan will have your freezing forecast coming up. but first, we want to check in with allison who was at a meeting today of the regional planning association. they want to do some bold new plans for your commute in-and-out of manhattan and around the city. >> new rail tunnels a second bus tunnel and an end to overnight subways. those are some of the 61 recommendations the regional plan association presented wednesday in manhattan. they are nonprofit independent organization that comes up with detail lands to improve the new york, new jersey and connecticut region. it's the fourth plan they've come up with in their 100-year-old history. the rpa began creating the plan by talking to people from all over the region. the reoccurring scene was people liked living here but had serious concerns. the rpa vp of transportation, richard, discuss some of those concerns. >> it's be

tempted terrorist attack in manhattan new york a suspect is injured after an explosion rocks a central bus station three other people were also. in the putin visits three middle eastern countries in one day his plane is standing down after you visited a russian base in syria where he announced the withdrawal of troops from the country and they then stopped off in cairo for talks with this gyptian counting on . the israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to round support for donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel the e.u.'s foreign policy chief made it clear that europe wouldn't be following suit. getting to you my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. the governor of new york says that today's botched terrorist attack was inspired by islamic state the device was detonated at a subway station near times square police have detained a suspect who along with three other people sustained non-life threatening injuries and new york governor earlier said that this is now a new reality. the reality years that we are a target by many who would

breaking news a suspect is injured as an explosion rocks a central bus station in manhattan in new york we'll bring you live updates in just a few moments. the backlash continues to escalate against president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital protests around the world include attempts to storm the u.s. embassy and demands for the american ambassador his resignation. graphic bodycount video was released in the u.s. showing a police officer shooting dead and on all the man who was later cleared of murder and manslaughter.

but at the moment it seems like new york city is gradually getting back to normal people are breathing a sigh of relief ready to move on with monday morning here in manhattan in the aftermath of an explosion a blast in a crowded subway i think spring as of today live from new york kaleb open. here's what we can see what's believed to be a video of the boxed attack we can't verify this moment if this is north and video you can see a flash followed by a cloud of white smoke and people then fleeing as the smoke clears one person is seen lying on the ground you'll police have identified the suspects who killed it was talking about there a twenty seven year old. they say that he was bound a low tech explosive device to his body which badly injured him when it went off. just a month ago the city's deadliest attack since nine eleven occurred. mr safer had been planning this for a number of weeks you did this in the name of isis. and i can speak not of which i'm black he's a republican senator from virginia everett sent. from the i'm very solid video an effigy of a chance to say to say that all the reports that have come and how do you understand what us happened

an attempted terrorist attack in manhattan in new york and the suspect is injured after an explosion rocked the central bus station where you live updates in just a few moments. the backlash continues to escalate against president from recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital protests around the world include attempts to storm the u.s. embassy and demands for the american ambassadors resignation. graphic bodycount video is released in the us showing a police officer shooting dead an unarmed man he was later cleared of murder and manslaughter. thank you for watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge. now let's start this hour with more sorties in new york confirming that they believe a blast on the subway was an attempted terror attack they also said that a lone tech device was detonated police have also confirmed that one person who was also a suspect has non life threatening injuries along with three other people well here we can see what's believed to be a video of the botched attack we cannot verify its authenticity and yet you can see a flas

new york city subway every year. two months earlier a man used a truck to mow down pedestrians in manhattan. new yorkers we spoke to are determined not to let terrorists disrupt theirive lives. >> it -- their lives. >> it doesn't affect me as much to change my decision of taking bus or driving to the city. >> reporter: ullah came to the u.s. in 2011. on a visa available to some relatives of american citizens. president trump says family visas are incompatible with national security calling for immigration reform. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >> on his facebook page, prosecutors say ullah wrote quote -- trump, you failed to protect your nation. >>> well, it's a huge milestone for tina frost. the anne arundel county native who was wounded in the shooting rampage in las vegas. frost is home in maryland for the holidays. she spent weeks at johns hopkins hospital but was recently released from her rehab facility. she'll continue therapy as an outpatient. she's getting stronger and better every day her family says. >>> the investigation continues this afternoon into the death of 17-year-old navi

its near the port authority bus terminal. ( james ) we have out of new where there an explosion in manhattan. video from the scene. its near the scene. its near the (darya) we will have much more on both of those stories coming up in just a minute. (james) first lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:high pressure will remain over our region most of the week. daytime highs will be warmer than normal and nights will be seasonably cool. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) more on our breaking news out of new york city where there are reports of where there york city out of new breaking news more on our ( james ) maze to sf. ( james ) more on our breaking news out of new york city where there are reports of an explosion in manhattan. this is a live shot from the scene. its near the port authority bus terminal. witnesses say there was a very loud explosion and people were seen running out of the terminal near times square. the subway has been evacuated. law enforcement says one man had an explosive device strapped

well i'm joined now by journalist james rhino he is in midtown manhattan in new york city good afternoon to you james so several hours have passed since that attempted attack describe to us what you've been seeing there at the bus terminal where the explosion happened. yeah as you can see here around and made now manhattan the building that you can see across the street from a behind me there that's the cold and old below the building that you had to play for about seven when you know that. morning during the commuter rochelle obviously there's a lot of police that activity around here you really you have a crisp on the medic and ambulance crews they've been. brought in for an unknown who the police the behavior of a lot of crowd control of management one of the busiest. i think the five million. the building every year and the building is now open again and people are traveling about that coming and going but but the agent is not a. heavy police presence here police line of the way to do their best to get you out and james talk to us a little bit about the suspect this twenty seven year

coming up on the kron 4 morning news following the breaking news out of new york city where there are reports of an explosion in manhattan we are following two breaking news stories this morning. wildfires continue to burn out of control in southern california. one of those fires is moving closer to santa barabara this morning.( darya ) and on the right of your screen... and an explosion near times square in new york. its near the port authority bus terminal. ( james ) we have out of new where there an explosion in manhattan. video from the scene. its near the scene. its near the (darya) we will have much more on both of those stories coming up in just a minute. (james) first lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:high pressure will remain over our region most of the week. daytime highs will be warmer than normal and nights will be seasonably cool. no major hot

journalist james wrong on the story for us there in midtown manhattan in new york city james thank you very much russian president vladimir putin has declared victory in syria and announced a partial withdrawal of russian troops from the country during a surprise visit to syria today and said that the task of fighting what he called armed bandits is now mostly complete he said a significant part of the russian forces could go home and he praised them for doing what he called a spectacular job. russian so just in syria welcoming that commander in chief at the him a military base and on his first visit to the country floody mia put in an ounce that the bulk of troops stationed here can now return home. last week the russian military declared victory in syria overbought it cold terrorist groups including islamic state and al-qaeda for president putin it's no mission accomplished. little of that unity with the terrorist threat in the whole world is still very high. however the task of fighting bandits here in syria. that was essential to solve with the extensive use of force has for the mo

david: you grew up in new jersey and manhattan and you went to the university of rochester, and then harvard law school. paul: it was a wonderful experience, but a daunting experience, especially because i did not exactly like what i was doing. david: but you went to practice law in new york. paul: in the absence of a better idea. david: i practiced law in new york initially as well, and i practiced law in washington -- paul: sad to hear it. [laughter] david: when i gave up the practice of law to go in business, my mother said, you went to law school. what are you going to do? you do not know anything about business. what did your mother say when you said, i am going to give up law? she said what? paul: can you earn a living? [laughter] david: you started, you are working out of your apartment. what was the strategy that you used to get off of the ground? paul: a tiny bit of context. my dad was a retail pharmacist and after i started attending law school he said, you have to learn how to be an investor. he and i traded tiny amounts of tech stocks and mining stocks together. $2000 of

journalist james wrong on the story for it's there in midtown manhattan in new york city change thank you very much. russia's president vladimir putin has ordered a partial withdrawal of russian troops from syria putin made the announcement on a surprise visit to an airbase in syria where he met with the syrian leader bashar al assad it was putin's first trip to syria where russia launched an air campaign back in twenty fifteen. the military was tossed out fighting militia groups here in syria the toxic that was supposed to be solved using military force was in general achieved. it was achieved brilliantly. i congratulate you but. now putin also made stops in turkey and egypt journalists ruth michaelson is following putin's tour for she joins us from cairo tonight good evening to you ruth so what did we see in syria today was this putin's mission accomplished moment. well i think that event he certainly wanted it to be his mission accomplished but that he touched down in a syrian and base to be met by president bashar assad as he said made an announcement about troop withdrawal from s

some new jersey transit riders are facing decades of tax hikes to help subsidize a new $12.7 million tunnel into manhattan. new york would use state budget funds to cover its share, but the outgoing new jersey governor has proposed a surcharge in the state through at least 2038. l tunnel in a rai 2010 because he did not want to burn and taxpayers with cost overruns. a number of islamic state fighters in iraq and syria have dwindled to fewer than 1000. the u.s.-led coalition says it is one-third of the figure since just three weeks ago. syria and iraq recently declared victory over islamic state. in tel aviv, they put the finishing touches on what is hoped to be the tallest lego tower ever built. it is in honor of an eight-year-old boy who died of cancer. he loved playing with the lagos, and residents donated bricks to build a tower in his memory. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jessica summers. julie: thanks. let's get more insight in the market and what to expect in the year ahead. joining us is elizabeth lily from crocus hill

attempted terrorist attack in manhattan new york a suspect after an explosion rocks a central bus station three other people were also. in the putin business three middle eastern countries in one day his plane has touched down. after you visited a russian base in syria where the withdrawal of troops from the country. stopped off in cairo for talks with this gyptian counterpart. to the israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to round support for donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel foreign policy chief made it clear that europe wouldn't be following suit.

well i'm joined now by journalist james royal he is in midtown manhattan in new york city good afternoon to you james so several hours have passed since that attempted attack you described to us what you've been seeing there at the bus terminal where the explosion happened. as you can see here and in the building but you can be a. the story from a behind me there that's the code thought he bought and sold out below the building that the play for about seven point zero seven thirty am this morning joined the commuter rush hour obviously there's a lot of police activity around here you really get a first click on the paramedic and ambulance crews they've been at this data for injured i know that was the bane of a lot of crowd control of management one of the busiest. sixty five million critical part. of the dogs at the building every year. the building is now i open again and people are traveling on the buses that are coming and going but but the subway below the station is a lot of. heavy police presence here and police lines across the way. back to you. and james talk to us a little bit

well i'm joined now by journalist james royal he is in midtown manhattan in new york city good afternoon so several hours have passed since that attack. did attack describe to us what you've been seeing there at the bus terminal where the explosion happened. yeah as you can see here around in midtown manhattan the building that you can see across the street from a behind me there that's the quarter thought he was an old below the building that the place about seven thirty am this morning join the commuter rush hour obviously there's a lot of police activity around here you really yeah the first click on the paramedics and ambulance crews they've been. in to i know the police are going to make a lot of crowd control of management one of the big. sixty five million critical thought process at the top of the building every year. the building is now i open again and people are traveling on the buses that are coming and going but the subway below the station is a lot of. heavy. police lines because subway. and james talked a little bit about the suspect this twenty seven year old man from bro

. >> absolutely, i was in lower manhattan with new yorkers after the attack on halloween, i was talking with them, and in chelsea last year, after the attack, i heard, then, and i hear today, is what can you do about it. bill: theabout? the ho halloween attacker from uzbekistan in 2010 this guy from bangladesh in 2011, people are here, who want to commit harm, we can either cower in fear or go on. bill: thank you, john, bringing in our panel to break it down, phil esic county chief of staff. >> good to see you. bill: janet hoffman. >> thank you. bill: bob, former morris county prosecutor. janet, you declare your allegiance to enemy you are a terrorist. >> i agree, there is no gray area, this man say he's is say terrorist, he is working with isis, his goal is to kill americans, thank goodness he did not succeed, more official thing to talk about is giving law enforcement the tools they need to look at terrorists like this person who has been here 7 years. >> in position you are in, in government. seems she has a different message from what you hear from apologists, she needs to get more

manhattan is so interesting always. i never ever get boring. that city -- >> anthony: look, i never get bored and i always learn new things in manhattan.kay. >> anthony: shinjuku, shibuya, roppongi, from my perspective, these are completely different cities. >> yasuda: yes, yes. >> anthony: even building to building. a shinkoda here. nightclub for men. nightclub for girls. nightclub for rock and rollers. a hair salon, but all up. 50 different businesses at one building, one building. i can spend the next five years just doing shows on this one building. [ laughter ] ♪ what is weird? what is strange? what do these things even mean anyway? sure a lot of what you've seen looks different from maybe the mainstream. it's certainly different from the way we like to portray ourselves, see ourselves. at least, our daytime selves. but roughly 50% of all movies rented in american hotel rooms are adult films. the american porn industry catering to exactly the kinds of dark urges we've been talking about, but even nastier is a $12 billion a year industry that dwarfs the hollywood product. our own obsessions arguably are at least as crazy, violent,

a terrorist attack in manhattan new york a suspect is injured after an explosion rocks a central bus station three other people hurt. president putin visits three middle eastern countries in one day his planes touched down in. syria as the withdrawal of troops from the country and then stopped off in cairo for talks with his objection counterpart. israeli prime minister is traveling around europe trying to rally support for recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital but foreign policy chief makes it clear that europe won't followed suit.

as i've said on the show before i was and you know i was in new york in manhattan. during nine eleven when i happen and that's one of those things that you start to get used to certain things but you also realize that around the world other people have dealt with this every day and i will say that it was my palestinian friends my israeli friends who really helped me through nine eleven because they had been through this as children speaking of palestine israel to interesting that the suspect there was there's word that the suspect was saying that that's not a search that was the this is what it's all called blowback but the decisions and things that we say will come back to haunt us i hope the world this is the only way that we see your work and she will push it over the seasons when it's hope so. so in a long mosque in the tesla brand maybe the most famous electric car maker in the world but auto mechanic elvira o'dell of pas and computer scientist hector rhea's may be the most ingenious for the last decade the pair of been transforming old gas guzzling exhaust spe

. >>> a day after a man tried to blow himself up in manhattan, they released new details about the suspect. they say he wanted to do as much damage as he could whe strapped a pipe bomb to his body. he became radicalized through the internet about three years ago and they believe he planned the attack several weeks ago and built the bomb one week ago. he caused burden of proofs and cuts to his hand and body and three others had minor injuries. >>> south korea staged elaborate anti-terror drills at the site of the olympic games ranging from a hostage situation to a vehicle ramming a stadium and a bomb attached to a zone. anxiety has been rising over north korea's growing military threat. south korea plans to deploy some 5,000 troops to protect the games. also, the international olympic committee banned six female russian hockey players from competition for life. the total of russian athletes banned for doping is more than 30. >>> in news for your health, a question so many parents ask themselves, is there a link between our children's mental health and smartphone and tablet use. an estimated

neil: all right, you are looking live shot of new york city, midtown manhattan.mous empire state building and you are looking in midtown manhattan where the president of the united states is due to hit a fundraiser here, not far from grand central station. i think it's fleer there. the president is going to not only have this fundraiser, a couple of others, this one he could talk outside once he goes in there, he might do a little bit as he did this morning about the tax cuts approved in the wee hours in the united states senate. lauren simonetti joins us right now outside. what do you have? >> hey, there, neil, we just got here moments ago. i will let you go off to side so camera man can show protests. again the tax cut plan that the senate passed in the wee hours in the morning, a lot of health care workers in particular here. the president on his way, he just arrived here and he will be speaking at a series of fundraisers, one happening right behind me. in a few hours expected to make some sort of remark to that breakfast and obviously a lot of questions and t

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in manhattan, "world news now." >>> and the family of the bombing suspect has released a statement saying they are heartbroken over the allegations against ullah. but also outraged at law enforcement. they say children were detained in the cold as they were questioned. and one teen was pulled out of classes and questioned without a parent or lawyers. they went on to say that we have every confidence that our justice system will find the truth behind the attack. >>> we learning more about at least one of ullah's victims. the 45 year old was feet away. the blast left her temporarily deaf. and she says doctors tell her she will have to endure months of ringing in her ears. and of course we're going to continue to follow and get the very latest on that situation that is happening. the morning commute will be an interesting one in new york. >>> but we do move on and there is a lake-effect warning in effect overnight in parts of upstate new york. an alberta clipper bringing snow as it moves to new england. it will stay inland. the snow will be followed by an arctic blast of very cold temperatur

that is why i advocate for a new manhattan project. we have that type of urgency. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, james is waiting on the line for independents. caller: my name is james and i do not think there is a politician out there better than me. my thing is why? why are we still wanting to blow each other up? why are these young kids wanting to commit suicide, putting on vests and blowing up themselves? these are children. what is so wrong in the world now that people feel so depressed they want to kill themselves? what is wrong? president trump is out there golfing. we got your question, the why is what james wanted to know. guest: that is a key question and a subject of my research. the why part of it is identity grievances. these young people grow up and see a system that does not change around them, let's say in the middle east. they grow up with dictators and being a failed arab revolution, so they want to do something. a lot of young people -- a lot of the work i did was interviewing defectors. i wanted to understand why young people went to isis. i want to

emma: some new jersey transit riders are facing decades of tax hikes to subsidize a new $12 billion -- into manhattan. outgoing new jersey governor chris christie proposed a surcharge in his state until at least 2038. he canceled the hudson river rail tunnel in 2010, saying he did not want to burden taxpayers. the great lakes is dealing with record-breaking snowfall. yuri, pennsylvania was hit particularly hard with 63 inches of snow since christmas day. at least another five to 10 inches are expected. china's leading policymakers plan to discuss amending the national constitution for the third time since 2004. the decision was made today at the meeting headed by the president. the party will convene in january. there are no details where possible changes could be provided. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: time now for daybreak's first take, where we dissect the top three stories of the morning. commodities charge, copper rallying to a three-year high. then you have retail rebounding,

new york city in less than two months. back on halloween when eight people were killed and 11 injured when a man drove a rented truck into people in the bike path in lower manhattan >>> news from delaware county, police are investigating a shooting that injured two men last night, sky fox over the scene which was ate tenth street and upland avenue just before 5:00 in chester. a 20 year-old was shot in the back side, three two-year old man shot in the arm and both are in good condition. >>> four nuns remain, excuse me in critical condition after a head on car crash in delaware county, sunday night. police say a 21 year-old man drove into on coming traffic around 7:00, ramming in the nun's vehicle head on. fire fighter, some still dressed as santa claus they were in costumes from nearby event rushed into help. paramedics transported three sisters to crozer hospital, fourth and most seriously injured, an eight two-year old was flown to the trauma unit at penn presbyterian. nuns all live and minister in and around philadelphia. >>> in montgomery county investigators are trying to figure out what start that had row home fire right there in norristown, flames broke out

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port authority building now the port authority building is the main bus terminal for manhattan people coming in from new jersey commuter buses as well as buses from around the country coming in on greyhound all come into the port authority building and that building was shut down in the aftermath of the blast there was reports of a stampede in fear of people running not knowing what was happening but at the moment it appears that there are no fatalities only injuries in these injuries are non-life threatening so a lot of questions are being asked people are wondering how safe things are in the morning rush hour as you see crowds and crowds of people piled into subway trains trying to get into manhattan people are asking about safety here in new york city police department is on the scene there helicopters have been flying above there are also a fire department vehicles around we understand that the f.b.i.'s joint terrorism task force is investigating this this is being treated as a terrorist incident here in new york city but at the moment the suspect is in custody and there are no fe tallaght ease. pla

news. you're looking right now at midtown manhattan on the west side.he port authority area of manhattan. it is a huge transportation hub. you've bot buses, local, and regional, subways, above-rail. lots of traffic every morning. and as your screen says, there is a person that is reportedly in custody, because they had either a vest or some type of pipe bomb. there are reports that it detonated. we're not sure whether or not the person debt natonated it or response forces did it in trying to diffuse it. there are reports all over the place about casualties. we are staying away from them, because we cannot confirm them. >> a law enforcement source tells us that it does appear to be some type of pipe bomb that exploded. it appears to have gone ununintentionally, with meaning it didn't hit its intended target, perhaps an even more highly trafficked area. there is a person in custody, we're told. the last record we had was that he was injured and at the moment, we don't want to report on any other injuries. president trump has been briefed, according to the

we are following this news out of midtown manhattan. an explosion gone off inside the port authority bus terminal. it is being investigated as a terrorist attack. reports are still preliminary. but police tell nbc that a man carried an improvised explosion v device into the terminal but the device went off prematurely. a senior official with the nypd tells nbc that one person is in custody. that person was apparently injured. but there are no reports of any other serious injuries or deaths, thankfully. the fib has now joined the nypd and the bomb squad to investigate the scene along 42nd street just south of timings square. think about how crowded it is there. you got to remember this happened right at the height of rush hour. as thousands of people were headed to work coming in and out of that terminal. joining me now by phone from the scene is nbc producer adam reese. adam, talk us there what is it like there. >> stephanie, you are exactly right, as yourself can imagine. this area was flooded with commuters earlier this morning when t

police in new york city say they're responding to reports of an explosion in manhattan.pened on monday morning at the port authority bus terminal near times square. police said they were investigating an explosion of unknown origin in this busy area in down town manhattan, one person has been detained according to the police, which is the news they have just released. you can see sit on twitter. we understand that one person has been injured although the injuries are not life threaten, but a number of subway lines have been evacuated there, it is an extremely busy part of new york, particularly at this time of day, there are some reports that the blast came from a pipebomb, this is not anything the police have confirmed yet. they haven't said where it happened, but thatis haven't said where it happened, but that is what some local media are reporting at the moment. that is the latest live pictures that we have coming from new york. the police have told the inquiry into the grenfell tower disaster that they are investigating a range of possible criminal offences, includin