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then there's obviously the big ones you want to aim for, like the boston marathon, new york city marathon, chicago marathon. all of these cities are great places to go just for vacation, so why not throw a race in there training for one. >> all right. thank you. what's more fun than supporting your friend who is are competing in a marathon? thank you. >> they look healthy, too. they've been to a few. >> i have not. >>> good news if you need that cup of joe now before heading to work. >> the places offering sweet deals in honor of >>> prepare for that. and drivers all across the viewing area are finding rods flooded due to this heavy rain. many cars approach being flooded section wisely, turning around, and that's exactly what they should do, right elizabeth? . >> exactly. law enforcement had a chance to get out there and block that road. a number of the roads are blocked. if you come across a flooded road that isn't blocked, you need to stop and most people who die during flooding die because of driving in flooded roads. the rain has started to dissipate a bit. but the flooding is still l

not a high publicity race like boston or new york city marathon. every little community race around the country, probably thousands throughout the country, after a while not going to get that scrutiny. unfortunate but probably what we have here. all of a sudden everybody will start looking at race routes. this is a short race not 26.2 miles of a marathon route but typically that's what happens. a complacency and everybody warn about the possibility of the terrorist act, exaggerating don't have to worry. ancient history. >> stay with us, waiting for the press conference live from seaside hiegtds where the fbi took over the investigation and looking at possible terrorism moving on to political headlines. >>> donald trump is on the campaign trail and staying on message, on prompter after a rough patch. going back to strong suit attacking obama administration's immigration policies. >> every day our border remains open innocent americans are needlessly victimized and killed. every day sanctuary cities are left in place, innocent citizens put in harm's

this explosion in new york city bringing back bad memories of the boston marathon bombings. there are some scary similarities. >> anchor: we spoke to one of the lead investigators on that case today. the former head of the mass. state police. kelli o'hara continues our team coverage from the newsroom. kelli? >> reporter: too many scary those similarities. especially that second bomb. a pressure-cooker. he said, of course, attacking people when they least expect it. for those who lived through the boston marathon bombing, what's happened in new york city the past 24 hours has brought back hour rick memories from patriots day 2013. the day boston changed forever in a terror attack. >> it sounds, you know, very familiar. they are looking at improvised explosives. the discussion seems to be about brings back good memories of the boston marathon. >> reporter: the former state police colonel timothy al ban was at the front lines of the investigation. in new york city, they are trying to collect all the evidence to find out who is responsible. >> what's going to drive this is the f

not briefed on this route or did note that was found near one of the bombs in new york city that reference to the marathon bombing. incidents. a busy t stop in downtown boston shut down this morning after the report of a suspicious package. the bowdoin station evacuated as police investigate. they discovered the package was an unattended bag and not a threat. the response a sign of heightened alert across the city. >> our best defense is the public. sera: security now increased around the boston area, after homemade pressure cooker bombs went off in new york city last weekend, and similar explosive a note found near one of the bombs reportedly references the marathon bombings. boston police commissioner wiliam evans says the similarities raise concern. >> i haven't seen the note. but it troubles me that we have copy cats. someone tries to replicate what happened on this tragic day here in the city. sera: the commissioners says we will continue to see an increase police presence around the city and he expects a busy weekend events. there will be an increased presence of the bomb squad. emily: according to

new york city. dan hausle. 7news. >>> expert say the bombing new york city had is similarityings to attack in boston marathon. new york an explosion. a few blocks away pressure cooker device found. boston marathon in 2013 pressure cooker bombs were used to kill three people and injure more than 200 others. those who led the boston investigation say the new york city police have a lot of evidence >>> we found in boston on building tops, you know, on adjacent streetways. >> expert also believe that just like with the boston attack surveillance video will be key to finding who is responsible for the bombing. be sure to stay with # near for continuing coverage o of the bombing in new york and in new jersey. when we're not on the air you can always get the latest updates online using our mobile or tablet apps. whdh.com. >>> to the race for the white house. candidates focus on the bombs found in new york and new jersey. hillary clinton and donald trump trying to show they are fit to deal with terror threat. >> donald trump used the weekend bombing to separate himself tweeting the failed obama hillary clinton polic

new york, if not longer. when the first images of the bomb in new york city began to reminder of the boston marathon bombing. >>man: there were improvised explosiv explosives placed on a street corner. immediately you think back to the marathon and all the devastation it caused. >>reporter: the best evidence is surveillance video which there's plenty of in new york city, just like there was in boston. he said investigators will now retrieve every piece of evidence on the street again, just like in boston. >> here is the unexploded device that they were able to take custody of and presumably take back to do more detailed analysis of that particular device itself. >>reporter: former boston police commissioner during the boston bombings said on cnn that there's no way this suspect is a lone wolf that learned how to make the bombs on the internet. >>man: a lot of these guys blow themselves up. the fact that they didn't and shows a level of sophistication that we didn't see in boston. i believe that they don't do this by looking at the internet. they have to have someone showing them how to do it. >>reporter: jus

live in new york city, dan hausle, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: and experts say the bombing in new york city over the weekend does have similarities to the attacks on the boston marathon. so for the latest on that, let's head to boston and 7's victoria warren. >> victoria: good morning, you can't help but think about what happened here at the finish line. now this morning experts from the boston marathon bombings are weighing in. what happened in new york over the weekend, there are some obvious similarities. an explosion and then a second device found made from wires and a pressure cooker. at the marathon in 2013, pressure cooker bombs killed three people and injured more than 200 people. those who led the boston investigation say new york city police have a monumental task the nature of how pressure cooker bombs explode. >> they'll be collecting every piece of evidence they can locate on the streets. we found it in boston on building tops, you know, on adjacent streetways. >> victoria: another similarity will be the importance of surveillance video. experts say it can take some time to go through all the video that is important. live this morning in boston, victoria

enforcement sources as saying that a note found near one of the unexploded devices in new york city did at the boston marathon bombing. the boston marathon finish line when this terrorist attack occurred 2013. with that said, the head of the fbi here in boston says there is no credible, imminent threat to any new england target. but go over this again, though, because intentional or not, there are similarities that we will go over throughout the morning. in new york and new jersey though, those unexploded devices are credited with helping p helping police bring in ahmad khan rahami. the 28-year-old suspected in this weekend's bomb information new jersey and new york city. investigators aa bar owner in linden, new jersey recognized rahami and called police. when officers arrived they say rahami shot two police officers before being shot multiple times himself. both officers are expected to be okay. one witness said a gas station in elizabeth, new jersey saw manhunt on their tv. the co-worker relayed the story. >> somebody through the window watching tv and he felt it was so accurate. >> reporter: rahami offici

marathon bombers about what's the same, what's different, and where we go from here, wbz >>> david, massachusetts authorities are stepping up, after 23 people hurt after a bomb detonated in new york city. >>> ahmad kham rahami, for whatever reason, angry. terrorism well. he was the police commissioner in 2013 during the marathon bombing. >>> the bomb that was put in new york, the pressure cooker bombs were very similar in make up to what we saw here in boston. despite the similarities there were differences. >>> like the type of explosives used beside the bomb, david said the tsarnaev brothers set off their alarm with a remote control. the one in new york detonated with a cell phone. >> the fact he wa this done, to me, shows a level of sophistication requires training. >>> he traveled to afghanistan multiple times as a standard procedure he was questioned every time he returned to the u.s. but not on the radar as someone who might have been radicalized. david said combating homegrown states with just as much dedication. >>> after enduring the marathon bombing, massachusetts resident weigh in. >>> it is going to be decades before this is over, be vigilant but not frightened. >>> david

new york city. todd: a second device found blocks from that crime scene. the comparisons to the marathon bombings here. antoinette: the candidates on what new york's mayor is calling that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: and a good morning to you. it is 5:00 on this sunday, september 18. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning. i'm todd kazakiewich. doug is off today. we've been following developments in manhattan all night long. we'll have new information in just a moment. antoinette: first we want to get we have rain moving in, mike wankum. mike: that's the good news. there's a lot of broken clouds. we may get a hint of sunshine. as you look off to the west, there are bands of showers, more will be happening tomorrow morning. we have an opportunity as a cold front approaches and we have muggy air over the top of us. hit or miss showers, not a lot of it, though. here's the way the map looks at 8:00 a.m. cloud cover filling in across the area and a spot shower is a possibility. as w

may have played. >> right now teen coverage both new york city and impact and new york bombs and one that went up three years ago in the boston marathon and first look at fox25 melanie live gathering new information with the first explosion. >> eight to ten minutes wind turbine message from the nypd and armed and dangerous and let's get to the photo once again and just released from the nypd within the last ten minutes. here he is. investigators say this man 28 years old, his name and ahmad khan rahami. station at elizabeth train station. take a listen. >> that's video you just heard of the bomb squad detonating that explosive, the men that found it called police when they saw wires and pipe coming out of the bag and multiple devices were found inside of the bomb squad accidently detonated that one. meanwhile back here in new york the fbi stopped vehicle of interest justas 9:00 on belt parkway in bridge in new york. five people at this hour are still being questioned. at this point the fbi says there have been norities and charges in connection with the vehicle. they stopped and once again taking you back to saturday night where 29 pe

new york city dan hausle, news. >> ryan: there are many similarities in this latest terror investigation and the boston marathon bombing. today we're hearing from the local f.b.i. and boston's police commissioner. steve cooper has more. stirring up some bitter memories here at the finish liven of the boston marathon on boylston street. even as officials have been busy today trying to allay fears residents may be feeling. during an interview in his office special agent in charge for the f.b.i. boston harald shaw told me late today there is no convection between rahami and boston marathon bombers dzhokhar tsarnaev and tamerlan despite eli note referenced the brothers. >> at this point i've no information that would indicate any association or reference to the tsarnaev at this point in time nor do i have additional information of any association between rahami and the tsarnaevs. >> reporter: agents in boston are working with local and state police around the clock to insure the bub safety. >> we will follow every lead. we'll conduct every interview and we'll run everything to the ground. hell here in the city, and both i

new york city dan hausle 7 news. >> anchor: boston police commissioner talking about the similarities between this terror investigation and that of the boston marathon bombings. 7's steve cooper continues our team coverage. boston area. >> reporter: the special agent in charge for the fbi's boston office clearing up confusion when he told me there were no notes left behind on any bombs by new york and new jersey suspect rahami referencing the boston marathon bombing. >> at this point in time there is nothing in it that i received to indicate association with the tsarnaev's. >> reporter: are working around the clock at this point to keep everyone safe. can people area feel safe or should they feel safe? >> they should. they should. we're doing everything in our power to stay in front of these threats. >> reporter: so even with the increased patrols the pressure cook her bombs in new york are churning up memories around here. >> that was 5 days of hell here in the city. both physically and mentally for everybody involved. importance of getting help from the public. >> we're going to need everyone in the greater public support to be vigilant and mindfu

new york are bringing back memories of the boston marathon bombing. investigators say there are similarities between the attacks. here is victoria warren with that part of the story. >> reporter: on new york city streets, an explosion. then a second device found made from wires and a pressure-cooker. >> well, it sounds, you know, hauntingly reminiscent of the boston marathon bombings in 2013. >> they are looking at improvised explosives. the discussion seems to be about pressure-cookers. it brings back a lot ofive is id memories of the boston marathon. >> i can tell you they are doing the same things that we did following the marathon. they are looking at all the evidence. >> reporter: both the former head of the state police and the former boston police commissioner say new york city and a massive crime scene, especially given the nature of how pressure-cooker bombs explode. >> they will be collecting every piece of evidence they can locate on the streets. we found it in boston on building pops, you know, on adjacent streetways. >> reporter: one in big difference: in new york, they have a bomb that didn't go off. that could hold vital clues. just like in boston, surveillance cameras are every

new york city. police investigating a second its similarities to the bombs used in the boston marathon >>> breaking news, nearly 30 people hurt in an explosion in new york city. a second device found overnight, its similarities to the bombs used in the boston marathon attacks. a rush to rescue 2 divers that ran into trouble on the north clinton, his message for new hampshire voters. . >>> welcome back. good morning. it is sunday september 18th. bk is here, barry it's the pats home opener tonight and people are excited. >> everybody is excited. the weather is not going to problem at all. >> right, you'll be okay. like a short sleeved jersey, right? >> definitely. some sun breaking through the clouds. so get ready for the game this afternoon. looking good. let's see what's happening thiss so much warmer than it was yesterday morning let's go to the es in everett. let's go to east bridgewater at riverview school we're at 70 this morning. most races the temperature is running 20 to 30 degrees higher than it was at this time yesterday morning. norwood was 38, now, it's 6. taunton was way down to 39 yeste

being some type of improvised a street corner you think back to the marathon and all of the devastation that caused. this was new york city. a lot of people there. it could cause a great deal of injury and devastation. >> reporter: the colonel went on to add even with someone in custody this investigation is beginning. investigators will have to go nothing is better than surveillance video which new york has. and the new york pd has more resources than any other police force in the country. they're up to the task. >> anchor: stay with 7 news on air and online on developments on the terror take down in new jersey. updates on the go. >> anchor: 7 news now focusing on your forecast and a band of wet weather moving out of the area this evening. massachusetts getting much but is it making a dent in the recent drought conditions we've been facing. bri eggers standing by with your forecast. >> reporter: every little bit helps. some of us winning more than others. 3 inches in jaffrey. a third of an inch in boston. some of us still hoping for more. the heaviest rain winding down at this point. radar not showing blips. a bit of a s

new york city bombing. there is no credible threat to our city, but the state is not take anything advances because used in the post marathon bombing. >> let's go! get off the streets! >> reporter: three hours and four blocks from where the bomb exploded in the chelsea neighborhood, authorities found this a pressure cook we are wires coming out of the it attached to a cell phone. the suspected ied failed to detonate and is now an important piece of evidence. >> it's crude and easy and the literature exists out there. >> reporter: pressure cookers packed with nails and bawlings marathon attack three years ago. a counterterrorism expert says groups like isis and al qaeda frequently post instructions on how this build pressure cooker bombs. >> online, it's easy to find about the marathon bombings. and it's not that difficult to replicate unfortunately. >> reporter: the bombing in new york a reminder of the world we now live in. the is the turco is a member of the wrchld i. t. police killed three days later. >> and how people rallied around us and i hope people do r doing the same for new york. >> reporter: the state is working

new york city, dan hausle, 7 news. >> adam: today a boston police commissioner talked about the similarities between this terror investigation and that of the boston marathon bombing. we're hearing from the special agent in charge of the f.b.i. steve cooper continues our team coverage live in boston. somehow is the head of the f.b.i.'s boston office and late today sat down with him. he is dispelling any connections between whammed here at the boston marathon finish line and the terror suspect arrested in new jersey this week. >> there have been no leads that have resulted back to the greater boston area. >> reporter: shaw the special agent in charge for the f.b.i.'s boston office clearing up any confusion when he told me there have been no notes left on any jersey bombings suspect rahami referencing the boston marathon bombing or the tsarnaevers. brothers. >> there is nothing that indicates any association with the tsarnaev. >> reporter: police officers even without any credible threat are work around the clock at this point to keep everyone safe. in the wake of new york, in the wake of new jersey can people in the greater boston area feel safe or should t

new york city. todd: and a second device found just blocks away from that crime scene. the haunting image that is stirring up comparisons marathon bombing. antoinette: the candidates on what new york's mayor is calling an intentional act. their reaction to the blast that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: thank you for joining us. it is 8:00 on this sunday, september 18. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich. doug is off today. we've been following developments all night long and

new revelations hours after the capture of a bombing suspect. >> police are looking at a note mentioning the marathon bombers. morning. >> the handwritten note found on the new york city device that did not explode. no specific details but the mention of the tsarnaev brothers was revealed after this dramatic capture of ahmad rahami on monday. authorities have not connected rahami to a larger terrorist network at this point but investigators say over the last few years you took trips to both afghanistan as well as pakistan. two police officers were injured in that takedown yesterday, but they are no specific details about the mention of the tsarnaev brothers, but authorities tell us other terrorists were mentioned as well. we're live in boston this morning. nicole estaphan, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> there aren't any specific threats to the boston area, but security is being stepped up as a precaution. bomb squad trucks could be seen parked outside south beach yesterday and officers and k-9 patrols roamed in and around the transit systems because the devices discovered were at a new jersey train station. massachusetts congressman stephen lynch tells "the herald" the rail s

. >>> of course, what happened in new york and new jersey hit close to home after what our city went through three years at the marathon finish line. we know law enforcement across new england is watching closely what was happening there. there is tighter security tonight. bob ward continues the coverage. reporter to speak to the top man at the boston fbi. >> harold shaw is in charge of the boston fbi. he has a long resume that features counterterrorism intelligence, and he's in constant contact with investigators on the ground in new york. does this end the threat that weave seen all weekend long? >> it's unknown at this point in time and too premature to say. >> the top fbi official told me with the capture of suspected new york bomber ahmad khan rahami, it's not certain the weekend of here in boston there's no known threat against new england. >> there isn't anything specific or credible, relevant to our backyard. >> still the fbi is sharing information with security at gillette stadium where the patriots played last night and where they play again on thursday. with security at fenway park, both places where large c

marathon attacks. around midnight, new york city mare bill de blasio tried to calm fears. >> there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection to this incident. this is preliminary information. it's something we will be investigating very carefully, but there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection. but we do want to be very clear. the early indications, initial indications, is this was an intentional act. >> the blast followed a pipe bomb explosion in new jersey saturday. authorities say there's no evidence the two incidents are related, but they are investigating. nbc's tammy leitner is near the scene in new york where it all happened. tammy, what's the latest from there? >> reporter: good morning. still a very active scene out here. blocks and blocks to the west and north of me still closed off. there were actually two crime scenes. the explosion happened just about half a block behind me. on friday night, lots of locals walking around here. one described it as a bomb. he ran outside, he knew it was a bomb. he said windows were blown out on both sides of the street. he could see pe

new york city. police investigating 2 other suspicious devices overnight, one with similarities to bombs used in the boston marathon attacks. the new details just i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. >>> breaking news, nearly 30 people hurt in an explosion in new york city, the other suspicious devices found overnight one with similarities to the bombs used in the boston rescue 2 divers that ran into trouble on the north shore. and boston mayor hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton. . >> welcome back everyone. it is sunday september 18th. we're starting off the day with a harvest moon, right? moon of the whole year. >> what's it called again? >> it's a wasn'ting gibbous because it already passed full phase. so it's decreasing in size and still half full. >> i hope it's good luck for t

new york city. todd: a second device found just blocks from that crime scene. the haunting image that is stirring up comparisons to the marathon bombings. antionette: and the candidates on what new york's mais their reactions to the blast that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you are watching wcvb, buses nuclear. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antionette: it's sunday, september 18 i'm antoinette antonio. todd: i'm todd kazakiewich. we have been following developments in manhattan all night long and we will have new information on the blast in just a moment. antionette: they want to get a rain we've been waiting for. mike: we will have to wait a little longer. if you watch over the last few hours the rain is moving in and then worked its way northward. didn't really get too much out of it. this is the first batch of it. more will be coming as we talk about the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. that's what the best opportunity for seeing showers and thunderstorms. if you're traveling along 485, a nice little band of showers. as you look up to the berkshires. it's just kind of glorified sprinkles at this point. it's all hap

new york city, dan hausle, 7 news. >> kris: we are also learning more about a potential connection between those bombs in new york and new jersey and the boston marathon attack. pe reporting that there was a note left on one of the unexploded devices that mentioned the tsarnaev brothers. our 7 team coverage continues now with byron barnett. >> reporter: from the surveillance video to the shoot-out with police to the pressure cooker loaded with b.b.'s and ball bearings, there are striking similarities between the new york terror takedown and the boston marathon bombings. but now a direct link. cnn reporting that a note found on the unexploded bomb the tsarnaev brothers. the pressure cooker bomb that failed to explode was the same sort of improvised device that killed three people and wounded more than 260 in the boston marathon attack. one of the big questions that remains unanswered, did ahmad khan rahami work alone? the former boston police commissioner ed dais does not think so. >> they don't do this by looking at the internet. they have to have someone show them how to do it. and it is strange to me that there are so many statements coming from the

a pressure cooker device was used in the 2013 marathon didn't explode saturday in new york city will be sent to the f-b-i lab at quantico.all of the victims in saturday's explosion have been released from the hospital. police in minnesota and federal agents - -are now trying to figure out city will be sent to the fbi lab. all of the victims in saturday's explosion have been released from hospital. >> police in minnesota and figure out if a man who stabbed nine people is linked to isis. police shot and killed the man after the attacks at a mall in st. cloud about one hour northwest of minneapolis. a news agency run by the islamic state called the man one of their soldiers. the 20-year-old man dressed as a security guard was killed by an off-duty police officer. the city's mayor says that whatever the attacker had planned, it did not work. >> we are a strong community. we are a united community. and there is, in this individual, an evil act, unjustifiable in any means. it will not shake the result of this community. >> reporter: authorities have not identified the attacker but they sai

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new york city. todd: and a second device found just blocks away from that crime scene. the haunting image that is stirring up comparisons marathon bombing. antoinette: the candidates on what new york's mayor is calling an intentional act. their reaction to the blast that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. antoinette: thank you for joining us. it is 8:00 on this sunday, september 18. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning, i'm todd kazakiewich. doug is off today. we've been following developments all night long and mike wankum, we've got patriots home opener today and tailgating starting soon. mike: i think you'll be okay. there will be spot showers out there. it's not like a real heavy duty rain we're talking about. the areas that have a bit of sunshine, notice how the temperatures warm to the 70's. the areas that have been gray and scattered showers this morning, pretty much left into the 60's. you see the dividing line. we'll get this first batch moving through this morning. then it will taper off as we go through the headed to gillet

new york city. todd: and a second device found just blocks away from that crime scene. the haunting issues stirring up comparisons to the marathon bombing. antoinette: the candidates on what new york's mayor is calling an intentional act. their reaction to the blast that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. antoinette: it is 6:00 on this sunday, septembers 18. thank you so much for joining us. i'm antoinette antonio. todd: good morning. i'm todd kazakiewich. doug is off today. we've been following developments in manhattan all night long. we'll have new information on the blast in just a moment. antoinette: first we want to check in on that forecast. mike, we finally have some rain moving in. mike: that's the good news about this whole forecast. if you walk outside this morning, temperatures aren't bad, a lot warmer than the past couple of mornings. humidity is much higher today as well. where are t we're starting to see a few of those out in worcester county. the stuff you'll be seeing this morning and this afternoon is hit or miss variety. very light stuff we're talking abo

new york city. todd: a second device found just blocks from that crime scene. the haunting image that is stirring up comparisons to the marathon bombings. antionette: and the candidates on what new york's mais their reactions to the blast that's shaken new york and beyond. >> you are watching wcvb, buses nuclear. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. antionette: it's sunday, september 18 i'm antoinette antonio. todd: i'm todd kazakiewich. we have been following developments in manhattan all night long and we will have new information on the blast in just a moment. antionette: they want to get a

marathon. good morning, michael. >> michael: good morning, gene. left by an unexploded bomb in new york city did have references to what happened here nearly three and a half years ago at the boston marathon finish line. that awful terrorist attack. it is unclear how much it dual bombing in boston influenced the new york-new jersey attacker but intentionally or not, similarities do exist between the weapons prosecutors say suspected bomber ahmad khan rahami used in new jersey and new york, and what the tsarnaev brothers variety of metals including ball bearings. with that said, the top official with the fbi in boston tell fox25 there is no credible imminent threat against new england targets. >> that one little piece of information or intelligence may be the critical aspect that could potentially stop, you know, a terrorist incident from occurring. there isn't anything specific or credible into our back or credible into our back yard. >> reporter: still state police plan on enhancing security operations at the patriots game this thursday night at gillette stadium. expect increased police pre

handwritten note left near one of the bombs in chelsea, that's an area of new york city that did not explode, that mentioned the boston marathon bombers. we'll show you what it says and run it by colonel tony schafer and brad thor. and woolsey joins us on the breaking news over the fight between trump and clinton. and we have early guidance on how this may play with the voters. we're 50 days away from a presidential election folks and we're hearing new information from witnesses about what happened when the suspect and the police came face to face next. >>> sounded like one of those movies nonstopping. he never stopped shooting. we loaded. it was just crazy. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shi ne through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to a

new york city. they had potential for bigger blast than the boston marathon bo maniy bombs. does this video slhed new light on the suspect. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in the situation room. >>> we're following breaking news. graphic, dramatic video of a shooting in charlotte, north carolina. the video recorded on cellphone by scott's wife who could be heard pleading with her husband and police officers. a source close to cnn tell us the gun police recovered from the scene was loaded. the source says they recovered finger prints and dna from the woman that matched up with scott. north carolina governor says national guard will stay in charlotte over the weekend in case protests turn violent. over the weekend demonstrations were peaceful following the mayhem. asking to release officer camera video with the confrontation of scott. hillary clinton is calling on police to make the video public, quote, without delay. former presidential candidate ted cruz has reversed course on donald trump, just endorsing him invoking clinton's name and insighting donald trump's appointed judges

. >> daniel: homemade bombs found in new york city look similar to ones used by tsamaev brothers used in boston marathon and pressure cookers filled with ball bearings and talked with counterterrorism expert and groups like al-qaeda on how to build the bombs. four blocks where it exploded in chelsea neighborhood and investigators found pressure cooker with wires coming out of it attached to cell phone. the suspected ied failed to detonate. the device is now an important piece of evidence. pressure cookers filled with nails and ball bearings were used in the boston marathon bombing. major kinder says information put out by the suspected terrorist are inspiring lone wolf attacks. >> easy to find about marathon bombings and not that difficult to replicate unfortunately. >> at this point state police tell fox25 there are no known links between anyone or anything in massachusetts and bombing in new york and new jersey, but investigators still have a lot to uncover. >> catherine: isis taking responsibility for attack in minnesota mall but officials say they don't have that confirmed. saturday night around 8:0

. >>> the bombing in new york city is drawing comparisons to an attack here in boston. former police commissionerth davis tal tee to the boston marathon bombing in 30 minutes. boston police are searching for a suspect in a shooting outside a busy allston nightclub. breaking at 10:00. one man was shot several times near parking lot their the garage nightclub. the victim was hit in the upper body and rush the to the hospital in critical condition. there was an altercation in the club before the shooting. we will have a live report from the scene coming up in the top of the hours. >>> 4:35. connection with a deadly crash. two people were killed when a car went into sweet toe te mows restaurant earlier this year. stephanie coueignoux is live outside superior court this morning. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: we are expecting bradford kasler to appear in court. he has been charged in the attack back in march. two people died. seven others injured in that crash. i do want to show you some video that fox25 obtained of to the hospital after crashing into that restaurant sweet tomato. the district attorney's office said kasler was striv

new york city. >> and i heard boom, people! and everything started shaking. >> i don't know,. >> dozens are in the hospital this morning. >> this was an intentional act. boston marathon bombing. >> good morning, everyone, it's 7:00 this sunday, september 18th. i'm jason law. >> i'm kathryn parotta, we have been following the updates from new york city all morning and we will get to the updates, but first we are tracking rain. meteorologist shiri spear is joining us, and we do need to travel with an umbrella today? >> we have showers out there this morning moving into central massachusetts now towards the merrimac valley closing in on boston and possibly within the hour, boston even seeing a few rain drops so 69 degrees in the city of boston. 70 fitchburg with some showers that go down to worcester. just closing in on lawrence right now, and portsmouth new hampshire. still dry and even partly sunny over southeastern massachusetts. so, your hour-by-hour forecast in boston, i am going to bring the risk of rain into town here, so by 9 a.m. we will be watching for patchy showers. by 11 a.m., mostly cloudy skies and lots of clouds this afternoon, with a high in the lower 8

i ran a marathon and we raised $3 million for new york city public school system. had a lot of concerns and complaints about the educational system and how our children are treated. and i'm a person of action. instead of me talking about it, i wanted to go and work with the system and then show them a better way to do it and i just thank them for giving me a chance, but i'm coming to really revolutionize the junior high or high school levels of education. i think that we have to prepare our kids for the realities of what's out there. we have to prepare them to be leaders. so those curriculums that are out there now are dated. that's not the times that we're in. and so as a community, if we don't update our curriculums just as curriculums are updated in connecticut and the rest of the parts of new york, then our children will constantly lag behind. this has that domino effect that people don't understand. it's that when they wonder what's going on, it's our conditions. you can't make no money unless you have an education. so it starts there. for me it starts there.

new york city. this was one of the important things in investigating boston marathon bombing. it's that piecing together of movements that will be important. they will work out in circles away from the scene on 23rd street and on 27th street, too. they will want to see who placed that, was that picked up by a camera. can you look at nearby cameras and trace the movements of that person? as they approach the scene. that's the advantage of the video, not just what you find at the scene itself, but can you now trace that person's movements using other cameras? that's a big part of what they're doing now. >> okay. pete williams in washington with the latest. thank you so much for that. let me bring inormer assistant special agent in charge of the fbi joint terrorism task force john berelli. a couple of things i want to go over. the governor came and said that he does not believe this was linked to international terrorism. but it's still very early on in this investigation. can anything really be ruled out at this point? would he be saying that because there's no -- someone taking

bombing in new york city and a law enforcement source said that bbs and ball bearings were in both pressure cooker bombs found in the city. very similar bombs were used at the boston marathon and this is as world leaders are gathering for the un general assembly in new york. >> thank you for the update. >>> developing in minnesota, the man who stabbed 92 error to isis. >> and a know offduty police officer shot and killed the attacker inside a store. investigators said that that don't believe this is related to the bombings in new york and new jersey. and isis is claiming the attacker is a soldier of the islamic state. >>> and classes are cancelled at clinton college in successing is. two of the students are among four people killed in a bus crash on saturday. the bus driver and an 8-year- old boy are also killed. the bus was carrying the football tea investigators believe a tire on the bus blew out and causing it to swerve and hit an overpass. 42 people were hurt in the crash. >>> and north carolina's governor is officially drawing the lawsuit over the bill and they asked the federal government to rule that the bill didn't violate federal law and it bans people from using

in a cogent way and we have good prosecutors in the new york city and other parts of the world in the united states. you saw it in the boston marathon bomber and oklahoma city case. it seemed like our law enforcement steps up to task and in record time get these guys. issue for me, they should be allowed to get them before the bomb goes. very, very confident prosecutors. and agents and police officers that work closely together to protect our liberty. >> once the charges are announced. does that it limit our ability to question the terrorist in the case. >> what limits is miranda. i am all for that. we don't need the guy's testimony. he will be tried and convicted without any doubt. his a polls will be upheld. and not really. it doesn't. one of the issues we talked about recently is should we go ahead and sprue them. the law allows that. and i know a hot of judges say you can't. you can. you just can'tous the test and. >> one of the things that the fbi said they are looking for two more individuals. that is reference to al-qaeda in rahami's poster. danny will be back with us to talk about where the case goes from here. thank you. >>

marathon bombers' device they used. rick picks up our team coverage life in new york city's chelsea neighborhood. now the street is open you're getting a much better look at exactly what the scene is. >> reporter: right. the location of that pressure cook urbom that detonated was right here in front of this tree. you can see bark blown off and you can see shrapnel holes on the scaffolding. businesses are starting to repair. the glass that was blown out, this one, the stained glass on the church next door was blown out. across the street on many of the homes and businesses here, windows destroyed. come back this way, rich. there's a bunch of dumpsters here. one was blown clear across the street by the force of the blast. there was also surveillance footage in this area. a lot of cameras. some shows the suspect carrying his bomb to here in a backpack and the second was in a duffle bag. a couple guys found that bag, pulled the pressure cooker apparently to steal the bag not realizing they had just handled a -- and possibly accidentally disarmed a weapon of mass destruction. law enforcement toured th

new york city, dan hausle, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: this morning we are learning the suspect in new york left a note that refered to the boston marathon bombers. and this as massachusetts authorities are stepping up stations. for that part of the story, we turn to 7's byron barnett who is live with more. byron? >> byron: from the very beginning there appeared to be some obvious comparisons between the new york bombing and the boston marathon bombing. now there appears to be a direct connection involving the from the surveillance video to the shoot-out with police to the pressure cooker loaded with bbs and ball bearings, there are striking similarities between the new york terror takedown and the boston marathon bombings, but now a direct link. cnn reporting that a note found on the unexploded bomb in manhattan mentioned the boston marathon bombings and the tsarnaev brothers. the pressure cooker bomb that failed to explode was the same sort of improvised device that killed three people and wounded more than 260 in the boston marathon attack. one of the big questions that remains unanswered: did ahmad khan rahami work alone? former bost

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new york city last night. bruce springsteen, his first appearance on 'the late show about a new memoir, "born to run" and discussed marathon four-hour concerts. >> why do you do such long shows? >> i don't know. >> why do you do such long shows? go in thinking, yeah, yeah. this one's going to be a long one? >> no. >> waiting for a magic trick? >> i always think it's going to be a good deal shorter, because -- now, the band doesn't complain, except -- >> for you? >> around three minutes. [ laughter ] it's that last 20 minutes that for some reason, even gets the e street band slightly -- someone may mention it to me. >> he's got a small something. >> also springsteen's 67th birthday last night. as a gift, colbert gave him a drawing of the ed sullivan theater. springsteen said seeing elvis and the beatles perform on that stage as a kid inspired him to become a musician. hours. amazing. >> aren't you going to say you've been to one? >> i was, and it was epic. it's, i think it's the best bruce springsteen concert i ever saw. metlife stadium not long ago. >> he's in phenomenal shape, too. >> absolutely. >>> after a 22-run under