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meteorologist while most of you were safely at home late last night- travelers out of newark, new jersey had a tense few minutes on the tarmac at d-i-a. the f-b-i says someone told the was a suspicious item on board. united flight 1243 was diverted to denver last night on its way to san diego. this is a picture of the crews by the stairway during the evacuation and investigation. the pilot decided to make the stop over a possible security concern. the flight landed safely around 9:30... and the passengers were taken to the terminal. as for the report of the suspicious item - they never found anything when they searched the plane... eventually passengers were able to get ck board and continue on to california. a false alarm in grand junction- means police will be footing the bill for kicking in the door of an innocent family. the police and mesa county sheriff's office were looking for meth in a home... they broke down the door and found the family and kids... but no drugs. it turns out- the suspects had moved out and the family moved in.. a bad tip led police to the old address. police o

. >> in newark new jersey, karin caifa. >> rocker bono address the united nations general assembly and said that america continues >> ablaze record has been a rar superpower in human history, insofar as it has been willing to think beyond narrow self-interest. >> also called on un members to make a course correction to mak ure they work together to stop spread of terrorism and radical extremist, rather than each jus focus on its own self-interest. >> until basic questions are answered about how communities coexist, will continue to burn and countless humans suffer, most o all in that region, but extremism will continue to be exportedil overseas. >> president obama called the current refugee crisisc in nations like syria and south sudan is a test of our common humanity urging nations to open our borders to refugees with or house speaker john boehner has a new job, joiningg squire pettine boss a washington lobbying firm, advising clients onon how to grow their business, he also recently joined the board of tobacco giant reynolds americanani. down to the latest on the road to the white ho

new jersey. ((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. police captured ahmad khan rahami after a shootout bail. diane gallagher is live at the hospital where rahami is being held in newark, new jersey. ((diane galalgher)) >> police took ahmad khan rahami into custody monday afternoon ... after a tip from a citizen. rahami is now facing five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer in addition to weapons-related charges. a massive investigation now extends from new york to to three cities in new jersey. seaside park, new jersey, now in custody ... new questions emerge. authorities say they want to know ahmad khan rahami's motive ... and whether he was working alone. the 28-year-old was taken into custody monday, after the n-y-p-d and f-b-i asked the public for help in finding him. rahami was detained just a few hours later, when a bar owner in linden new jersey spotted him and alerted authorities. (harinder bains/ bar owner) "i saw his face, when he moved his hoodie. it, like, kind of shocked me because i was watching cnn on my laptop and you guys have his picture on site, like, on a site. i like, very familiar, to the same guy." another new jersey residen

new jersey. ((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. police captured ahmad khan rahami after a shootout bail. diane gallagher is live at the hospital where rahami is being held in newark, new jersey. ((diane galalgher)) >> police took ahmad khan rahami into custody monday afternoon ... after a tip from a citizen. rahami is now facing five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer in addition to weapons-related charges. a massive investigation now extends from new york to to three cities in new jersey.

the flight - which was coming from newark, new jersey, made it to denver at about 9-30 last night.. here you can see investigate... passengers were evacuated and bussed to the terminal. the f-b-i says -- someone reported a suspicious item on board -- but nothing was found. that flight did finally make it san diego...once all passengers were re-screened and let back on the plane. a family in clifton got quite the wake-up from a swat team on wednesday morning. grand junction police and the mesa county sheriff's office were looking for meth. instead -- the found an innocent family. oops. the suspects they were looking for - had already moved out. police say it was a bad tip that led them to the old address. and say they will pay for the damage. two men from colorado were serving in syria - fighting isis - when they were killed tomorrow -- their families will finally be able to plan a proper burial. the bodies of levi shirley -- from arvada -- and jordan mactaggart -- from castle rock -- will return to colorado on friday. both were flown from syria to chicago wednesday... shirley died i

landed in newark (new jersey). went to the office, changed clothes, and showered up because we had to go right to work. and all of a sudden the first plane hit. i didn't even know, i was watching tape. the second plane hit. we couldn't concentrate. we weren't getting anything done everyone was finding that out. and everything started to break loose. calls were coming in. ((chris maathuis)) >> you don't really think about how it affects every corner of the country with some tragic event like that, doesn't it? jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: yea it really does. you know i got some letters from fans that said, "coach thank you for being in the superbowl and being able to be put on the lead game for monday night football, because had we not i stay u and otherwise i would've been in one of those towers. and i decided not to go in till later that morning." ((chris maathuis)) >> wow! tell me about the story where you guys were on the bus and you guys saw.all the cars that were parked there with all the c

bill: .tour of newark, new jersey, is continuing. we are here with anthony ambrose.of new york, to see exactly how well this quality of life is working as far as policing those. part of it is local business. once you bring back a sense of safety in the neighborhood, the businesses tend to do quite a bit better. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's all right, i don't mind it. >> we are back in the car. >> take a look at these shoes. >> he took us around town, we talked to some neighbors. what was your impression? >> i had no idea that the community got along so well. people were stopping us, saying gosh, this is great. we love that the police are here. the next stop is paterson. we will see how they are doing. ♪ >> where are you going? [laughter] >> even though i'm leaving here, maybe i could still keep an eye on things. ♪ ♪ big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign cont

downtown newark, new jersey. but regardless, they're always prepared for another beautiful da office. the forecast within their 8,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility is nothing but bright smiles and warm welcome. for board-certified pediatric dentist dr. leslie, this was a personal dream come true. >> i went to dental school in new jersey. i just had an affinity for children. it was a lot of fun to me. residency programs, i knew for sure that that was what i wanted to specialize in. >> her husband, chris, had a totally different background with an mba degree in finance, but leslie's imagination led her to a very bright idea. >> i was having a discussion with my husband and, you know, we just came to the conclusion that wouldn't bit great to have a beautiful state-of-the-art practice but do it in the heart of an urban area so that you can serve all types of people? >> we thought that, you know, having aac state-of-the-art, that had just about everything that you could think of for a pediatric depp -- dentist

." >> jury selection begins today in the bridgegate trial in federal court in newark, new jersey, two former allies of governor chris christie were indicted on charges they orchestrated traffic jam near the george washington bridge as political pay back. christy has not been charged but could be subpoenaed about the plot. opening statements are set for september 19. >>> only "action news" was there as assistant boy scout leader michael cohen is charged with having sex with a child back in 2011. he worked with ems and local fire companies. he waived his preliminary hearing in parksburg today he will stand trial on the sex related charges. >>> now to a developing story, officials in texas say a female student shot another classmate in their high school bathroom. the student with the gun took her own life. this happened at alpine high school in brewster county, texas. we're waiting for more information on this news story. >>> a shooting sparked outrage in chicago this afternoon. surveillance video shows a gunman attacking a 71-year-old man who was watering his lawn at the time. as marcy

. >> the bridgegate trial continues today in newark, new jersey with the key government witness back on the stand. david wildstein worked for the port authority and pled guilty for causing traffic gridlock near the george washington bridge back in 2013 to punish a make sure for not endorsing chris christie. in charlotte, protesters are attending city council meeting to call for the resignation of the mayor and the police chief saying they are not happy how the investigation was handle into the shooting of the investigation of a black man by a black officer last week. body cam and dash cam footage don't show if there was a gun. >>> more than two thousand buildings were evacuated in eastern iowa because of rising floodwaters. heavy rains have forced the nearby cedar river to swell and overflow. it's expected to crest tomorrow at near record levels. schools in the region have canceled classes through wednesday. >>> a man believed to be dead has been found alive a full week after he was reported missing at sea. a cargo ship found 22-year-old drifting on an inflatable life raft over the c

new jersey. morgan is live outside university hospital in newark, new jersey, where he is being treated.about his condition? >> it's remarkable just how quickly this story has unfolded in the past 24 hours. this time yesterday, we just learned his name. now the same suspect is inside this university hospital in newark, new jersey, behind me. y he had surgery yesterday but he's here alongside officer peter hammer, the officer who had a bullet graze his head as he was sitting in a patrol car when rahami fled on foot. he's expected to be released later today. also, officer angel padilla was released when he was shot in the stomach. when rahami leaves from the hospital, he's facing charges by the county prosecutor for attempted murder of both of those police officers, and we have also heard from the u.s. attorneyoffs both new york and new jersey who say they expect him to face federal terrorism charges in the coming days, stephanie. >> thanks, morgan. >> joining us from right outside the hospitals. now i want to bring back aman mohyeldin. you had a chance to speak to the bar owner, the hero

karin caifa is outside university hospital in newark, new jersey, where the suspect remains today. authorities say they have their man. now, they want answers. trying to determine a motive, a link between seemingly random targets --- and whether, he had any help. (james o'neill/nypd commissioner) "we dont have anybody else, but again, this is just a couple of days since this event happens" 28-year-old shootout monday. investigators say he is directly linked to saturday blasts in seaside park, new jersey -- and in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood, where 29 people were injured. on tuesday, his father told reporters he expressed concern about his son two years ago. (reporter) "why did you call the fbi 2 years ago-what happened?" (mohammed rahami) because he was doing bad (reporter) "what did he do bad?" (mohammed rahami) "he stabbed my son, he hit my wife, and i put him to jail 2 years ago." the bombings are being investigated as an act of to know if there's a link to a terror group. if so -- which one? rahami had a notebook on him when he was apprehended -- writings making references

reporter karen caifa is outside outside university hospital in newark, new jersey, where the suspect remains. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to determine a motive link between random targets and if they might have had any help. and tuesday they told reporters about his son two years ago. the bombings are being investigated as an act of terror they want to know if there's a link to a terrorist group of so which one. according to let house fbi is also reviewing its past investigation estate miss anything record of prevented this weekend's violence. >> steve: >> britteny: into the rest of tonight clubs continue to increase the increasing clouds tomorrow reconditions expected warmer in to a week and so we're tracking a few changes reduce of clouds of filling in and senate crews also mary and pictures the thing we're tracking area of low pressure located to the north of us piquancy it with every of low pressure causing us to see more of an onshore flow cooler air sinking closer to our region and to wednesday and thursday. cooler temperatures and store it for us breezy conditi

working with the police is one of the many responsibilities of newark new jersey mayor ras baraka. for over a year, newshour special correspondent charlayne hunter gault has explored solutions to the nation's racial tensions and sits down with him for the latest in our series. i do solemnly swear -- ras baraka election as mayor of newark new jersey -- out of nowhere, ras baraka has won over most of his critics and we sat down with him to find out how. what do you mean by radical? >> i mean going to the root of the problem. that's what it means to me. that's what radical is. >> but somehow, and i'll start with white people who doubted you, and yet, according to the "new york times" and other articles i've read, you've won them over. what did you do? >> we have -- you know, i as the mayor have been able to lead very well and bring people together and negotiate and fight for what we think we need and compromise around the issues that we can gain ground on. so ultimately, i mean, the chair belongs to the people, it doesn't belong to me. >> how do you balance off creating opportunities

team coverage, day day five of the bridge gay corruption trial, we are at the courthouse in newark new jerseyi will start with alice. you were inside the courtroom today as arguably one of the most controversial witnesses took the stand. >> the big kahuna is here. david wildenstein star witness for the prosecution. all head head turns while he walked into the courtroom today. he was at the port authority and flipped and the government witness the mastermind and he was on the witness stand today. the first of many days he will testify about what really happened at the port authority and how bill perrone and bridget kelly were involved. he talked about about the close relationship between the governor's office in the port authority. i wanted to show you the lingo of bridge gate. the specific times he would use with will baroni into this. the first one is winner of the day and loser the day they were used to note if somebody was doing something there were like in the loser of the day was doing something that they didn't like and if you it really bad your culture mark of the week. and they had a

in newark, new jersey. i'm karin caifa. >> pam:an officer. injured during a gunfight with the suspected bomber. is out of the hospital. ,. new jersey police officer peter hammer was wheeled out to a crowd of cheering officers. hammer suffered significant bleeding from a graze wound. when ahmad rahami allegedly fired shots at the officer through a windshield. the millions of bogus accounts set up by now fired employees. to meet sales quotas. the bank has already been hit with 185- million dollars in penalties. but some say, wells fargo can make that amount in profits in just days. catherine heenan shows us why senator warren thinks, that is not nearly enough, i am deeply sorry that we failed to fulfill our responsibility to our customers, to our team members, and to the american public." >> catherine:c=e=o john stumpf put the blame on unrealistic sales goals. "in your time as chairman and ceo wells has become famous for cross selling which is pushing customers to open more accounts. kaching at other banks the average bank customer has three acc

. >>> lawyers will be back in newark, new jersey courtroom today to continue jury selection for so-called bridge gate trial. bridget kelly is the former deputy chief of staff to new jersey governor chris christie and bill baroni is former port authority executive. they face trial scheduled to start next week. both are accused of causing grid lock on the george washington bridge in 2013 to punish a local mayor who didn't endorse christie. >>> in delaware, a care giver is accused of abusing a teen with autism at a group home in newark. newark, excuse me. she has been charged with felony child boost and endangering welfare of the child. delaware state the police say that she was repeatedly hit a 13 year-old as a manor group home. school nurse at the child's suffered arm bruises and scratches on the back of his neck. >>> monday or john steven mraz is charged with possessing videos and images of child sex abuse. the 66 year-old was pastor at saint ann's catholic church in emmaus. trend found images fixing his computer over the summer and contacted the church which contacted the authorities. mr

motives moves in to high gear today -- as authories are now s diane gallagher has the latest from newark, new jersey. with the suspect in the bomb attacks in new york city and seaside park, new jersey, now in custody ... new questions emerge. authorities say they want to know ahmad khan rahami's motive ... and whether he was working alone. the 28-year-old was taken into custody monday, after the n-y-p-d and f-b-i asked the public for help in finding him. rahami was detained just a few hours later, when a bar owner in linden new jersey spotted him and alerted his face, when he moved his hoodie. it, like, kind of shocked me because i was watching cnn on my laptop and you guys have his picture on site, like, on a site. i said this guy looked similar, like, very familiar, to the same guy." another new jersey resident captured the moments just before the confrontation with authorities. rahami walks towards police pointing a weapon and then ... gunfire. rahami ... a witness to the dramatic scene. harinder bains/ bar owner "after that the whole thing took maybe 30 seconds, once went towards door whole thin

on tuesday, bankruptcy judge in newark, new jersey, granted a temporary order so vessels dock at u.s.orts without fear of seizing asets. something that's happened in r countries. they will be back in court on friday. but that doesn't guarantee cargo will actually make it on shore. let alone be transported by truckers and railways to the final destination. according to court filings, hp has computers on ships and samsung said they may be chartering planes to move the products. there's the gridlock of west coast ports last year. >> we will have disruptions here i think over a course of a few weeks. it should not stretch over a matter of a few months and most likely contained from a volume standpoint than the west coast ports 18 months ago. >> reporter: it's all happening in the middle of the busy peak season. as retailers and other consumer focused shippers stock up ahead of the holidays. with many fleets suffering from rock bottom rates and weak economic growth, the could be a sign of more pain to come. more "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >>> coming up, upping his game.

and some breaking news overnight a united airlines flight from newark, new jersey, to san diego was diverted because of a potential security concern. this photo from the tarmac there in denver where the plane landed, a passenger saying he was told there was something on that flight that shouldn't be there. no word on what that was. the plane was cleared, checked all clear was whiffen. >>> to the weather and tropical storm julia is churning off the coast of the carolinas. it has already brought heavy rain to south carolina causing street flooding but surfers braved the rain to take advantage of huge waves in the charleston area. the biggest risk of flooding is in a few hours at high tide. the sould be stuck on the south carolina/georgia border until tomorrow. radar shows the storm spinning offshore still packed with lots of moisture and justin. >> diane, kendis, thanks and good morning to you, as well. we're tracking julia. once again. not really moving around a whole lot, meandering off the south carolina coastline and more so the movement over the next couple of day, off toward the north an

the new york jttf is also working side by side with the newark, new jersey, based jttf. we'll also bring additional resources in if we need them. if anyone has any information, we ask you to use the tip line at 1-800-577-tips or commit a tip at our website at www.fbi.gov. it is vitally important we do not inadvertently disclose information that could inform the subjects. i think the public understands the need for that level of operational security. for that reason, i do not expect to answer specific questions on how much and what we know. thank you. >> thanks, bill. commissioner is going to give you an update on those injured last night. >> thank you. last night was an extremely well-coordinated response to that attack. our members of the fire department were able to identify, treat, and transport 29 people quickly. i'm happy to say that as of this morning, all 29 injured people have been released from the hospital. that's very good news. the fire department along with the building department also examined the buildings that were damaged in the explosion and found them

more than 200 perspective jurors were expected in federal court in newark, new jersey, today. two former aides of governor christie were indicted last year on charges that they oorpgstrated traffic jams near the george washington bridge as a political payback against the mayor of ft. lee. christie has not been charged but could be subpoenaed to testify about the plot. opening statements are set for september 19th. >>> philadelphia city council was back in chambers today for the first time since the summer break. but the big story here might have nothing to do with council's agenda today. live at city hall tonight, "action news" reporter vernon odom. vernon, what's the story here? >> reporter: jim, all eyes today on bobby heenan, the democratic party majority leader and city council. it was just month ago when fbi agents seized a massive amount of his files. and that's non-to be part of a large-scale probe of potential corruption. >> thank you, mr. president. on behalf of the majority, there are no requests today. >> reporter: council majority leader bobby heenan and 16 fellow

kids at 30 schools in newark new jersey are only allowed to drink bottled water. in march...newark revealed that half of their aging school buildings had lead-tainted water. but there's good news... school officials say recent test results show that the water is safe in most of the sources. (valerie wilson, school business administrator) "what we can say this morning is children have access to clean drinking water in all of our schools and any affected outlet the district expects the water fountains to be running again by october. this next healthy alert....a police report has been filed saying an 84-year old woman was attacked by ants in her bed at a louisiana nursing home... we must warn you....the images are hard to watch.... the family says staff at the nursing home was suppose to turn the victim every two and cannot speak. but according to a police saying the victim was attacked by ants and headed to the e-r. the ants... they say... came from the air conditioner vent. both the police department and health department are investigating... a suspect in a cold mur

new jersey. even without the suspect's cooperation... they're piecing together a profile that's yielding some clues. karin cay-fuh caifa has the latest from newark... where rahami has been hospitalized. new images of the destruction caused by a blast in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. the suspect in this and another explosion in new jersey is now facing four federal charges... destruction. federal prosecutors filed the charges in manhattan, where 29 people were injured when the new york bomb went off. investigators are still trying to determine a motive, a link between seemingly random targets --- and whether, he had any help. james o'neill/nypd commissioner we dont have anybody else, but again, this is just a couple of days since this event happens, just about a day since this we apprehended him, so again, this is an ongoing investigation.28-year-old ahmad khan rahami remains in custody after a dramatic shootout monday. on tuesday, his father told reporters he expressed concern about his son t fbi 2 years ago- what happened?" mohammed rahami because he was doing bad reporter "what did he do bad?" mohammed rahami "he stabbed my son, he hit my

flight 93 -- was heading from newark, new jersey --to san francisco -- when it crashed -- after passengers and crew membe terrorists for control of the plane. sot sally jewell - "so certainly the men and women of flight 93 had no idea that they would be our nation's heroes and heroines. or that they would lay down for your courageous deeds. god bless america. rest in peace." passenger todd beamer -- famously shouted "let's roll!" as he -- and fellow passengers -- stormed the cockpit-- preventing the presidential nominees donald trump and hillary clinton visiting ground zero in new york both candidates pausing their campaigns in honor of the anniversary. clinton says the images from 9-11 are still seared into her memory (hillary clinton, (d) presidential nominee) "when we landed, we met up with the governor and the mayor and went walking toward ground zero and as we moved further south, we saw this curtain of black smoke i remember one image so indelibly dragging his ax and it was as close to a depiction of hell that i've ever personally seen clinton sent out this tweet earlier today, sayin

it was headed here to san francisco from newark, new jersey september 11th. it went down in shanksville pennsylvania after passengers thwarted the planned attack on the u.s. capitol. at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville the 40 passengers and crew will be remembered. last night hundreds of people gathered for a candlelight service. they lit 40 lanterns to represent the sacrifices made. >> tremendous pride as i look around and know we are all part of a wonderful team as we celebrate this great nation and the courage ultimately of those individuals. >> and today the names of the 40 victims will be read allowed at a wreath-laying ceremony at the national memorial. >> this morning in san francisco the fair department will hold a moment. -- a moment of silence and each victim's name was read. edwards lea was there. >> we say thank you to each and every one of those who deepen our appreciation for sacrifice for public service and for saving lives. >> there will also be a special mass at saint monica's church this morning. in fact, all over the bay area

for more in the investigation into what happened in new york and new jersey bombings, right over to the main theater whose life in newark, new jersey where they have the captured suspects. tell us the very latest. >> behind this in the hospital this morning, ahmad rahami bileca been held on $5.2 million bail. he was shot in the wild west shootout about 10 miles from here, brought to the hospital but felt well enough to have his mug shot taken. we are looking more about his background and a tip that piece of the puzzle about how he became radicalized. multiple trips to afghanistan in a trip to pakistan in areas where the taliban and was known to be working to know to be active. whether he was radicalized, we just do not know. according to his high school sweetheart interviewed by fox news reporter, who is a deadbeat dad with the real dislike of american culture and also still confronted yesterday by a reporter. rahami's father had no idea he was about to do this. >> did you know your son was doing this? you have no idea. when you hear he's been accused of this company do you believe it? >> i'm not sure what's going on. i

new jersey. and then, also, the devices that were found overnight in elizabeth, new jersey. right now rahami at the hospital. acht a newark hospital along with one other officer involved in that shoot-out. another officer taken to a separate hospital. as you can see i'm at the epicenter where the investigation is focused in on on west 23rd street where that explosion happened. we've seen all morning this investigation is far from over. we've seen fbi evidence response team here and they are still focused in on this area. there is a lot to glean yet from what exactly rahami's intentions were. was he working with anyone else? and does he, in fact, have ties to international terror groups or anything else? did he travel overseas? all the questions that investigators will be looking at, but for now he is being treated at the hospital after that shoot-out with police. and you know, it's remarkable how quickly all of this unfolded. it was 7:30 this morning when police put out his picture, and desemin itaed that picture wildly over the internet and social media accounts asking for help. then a few hours late are they got a call

rahami is in a hospital in newark new jersey. he is in critical condition. >> did he have any help point? >> going now to the race for the white house both candidates hitting the campaign trail hard today in several swing states with the first debate five days away. garrett tiny with the details. every day matters at this point. >> anticipation is building for this debate. the crowds brawn for the super bowl. both candidates hard at work preparing for that. even that event which could have a significant impact on the election. clinton took the day off to prep for this debate. donald trump took to twitter to take advantage of that saying hillary clinton is taking the day off again. she needs the rest. sleep well, hill ry. trump's campaign manager kelly ann conway gave us a preview of how trump is preparing himself for the debate and how his strategy will be. >> cares all of the time because he's a brilliant businessman who is always taking different pieces of information, weighing consequences and options. we saw him in the forum

landed in newark (new jersey). went to the office, changed clothes, and showered up because we had to go right to work. and all of a sudden the first plane hit. i didn't even know, i was watching tape. my secretary told me that, and for the rest of the day after the second plane hit. we weren't getting anything done everyone was finding that out. and everything started to break loose. calls were coming in. ((chris maathuis)) >> you don't really think about how it affects every corner of the country with some tragic event like that, doesn't it? jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: yea it really does. you know i got some letters from fans that said, "coach thank you for being in the superbowl and being able to be put on the lead game for monday night football, because had we not i stayed up all night to watch that game, and otherwise i would've bee and i decided not to go in till later that morning." ((chris maathuis)) >> wow! tell me about the story where you guys were on the bus and you guys saw.all th

new jersey, no one was killed here including the suspect. they wounded him but he's being operated on right now newark, new jersey and that's critical, is it not, bernie? >> yeah, they actually got a call that they had a subject sleeping in a hallway or right outside a building, police responded, they didn't know who they were going after. they get upton up on the scene. i know the chief, just like this police commissioner who took yesterday jonathan took over the linden police department last week. so this is a -- >> what was great also, trish, you know what was really great that the new technology they have, everyone was alerted on my iphone, i got a picture of the suspect. every cop when we had the cop scene thing, this is to alert and send picture. cop did take cover there when he looked similar to him and i'm sure on that cop's smartphone he saw the same identification of this person and looked pretty close. trish: pretty incredible when you think about not just cameras but the technology being able to get that information and alert out to everyone. >> who doesn't have a smartphone, number one, number two, we use today put the message ove

new jersey transit service was suspended between newark-liberty airport and elizabeth, also new jersey bound amtrak trains were being held at new york penn station. >> meanwhile, new development this morning in new york new york. the fbi is questioning five people in connection with the explosion that rocked a manhattan neighborhood this weekend. anonymous source says the five were in a vehicle of interest in the investigation on the very san owe bridge. now, no one at this point has been charged with a crime. governor andrew cuomo, and mayor bill de blaze yo, toured the site of the blast sunday, authorities are also looking into a second device that was found just few blocks away. authorities say the second device appears to be similar in design to the first. >> was it a political motivation, personal motivation? what was it? we do not know that yet. >> now the explosion was captured on surveillance tape, 29 people in all were hurt. but all of them have been released from the hospital. >> officials continue to investigate this weekend's pipe bomb explosion at the jersey shore. bomb bl

new jersey officers on monday. doctors have been treating him at a hospital in newark, new jersey, after police reportedly shot him ten will deliver a new public safety plan for the city tonight. this comes amid a spike in violence and ongoing justice department probe of his police department. his summation recently announced plans to add nearly 1,000 police officers, more body cameras, and mandatory retraining. >>> for the second time in two days, courts have weighed in on north carolina laws surrounding magistrates and same-sex marriages. legislation passed in 2015 that allows magistrates marrying same-sex couples if they have strong religious objections. three couples filed suit. yesterday, a federal judge in asheville dismissed it, saying the plaintiffs couldn't prove they were harmed by the law. the plaintiffs plan to appeal. >>> well wral's coupons class is coming up. we always love that. >> that's right. >> i'm not the best with money. >> good to have someone with our back on that. our smart shopper has the details, plus some great grocery deals coming pumpkins included in s? a teacher is going to be meeting

the plane had been headed to san francisco from newark, new jersey, when the hijackers took over. antoinette: bourne. a car on fire on sandwich road this morning. the call came in just after 5a -- 5:00 a.m. firefighters say the driver crash into a pole and the car burst into flames. a man saw the crash happen and pulled the woman from the burning car. she was taken to falmouth hospital. she is expected to be okay. right now dozens of college students are recovering after two decks collapse. police in hartford connecticut say between 30 and 40 trinity fell onto a deck below before hitting the ground. police tweeting these photos of the aftermath last night, the accident happened at what police are calling a large off campus party. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. doug: new information on a deadly boat crash in taunton. the boaters taking part in races on watson pond this weekend. rescuers say three drivers were thrown from their boats after a colliding. the accident happening after one of the boast spun out at 65 miles per hour. a 39 year old new hampshire man died at the sc

he is born in newark, new jersey in 1756. so opposite to hamilton.was born to a very famous preacher, and his mom is a kind of a transcendentalist. she is a super smart woman. she trains burr in the best of the classics in architecture and art. his parents both die, so they are both orphans. it is a very different scenario. his father did not leave. his mom wasn't supposedly a prostitute. he has this legacy already on his shoulders to protect. a lot of what the concurrent stories of hamilton and aaron burr are, are then viewing a legacy in a very different way. one needs to build a legacy, hamilton, and what needs to maintain legacy. that is seen a lot in their life historically, and also in the musical. burr marries theodosia provost in 1782. they have a daughter that they also name tito sierra -- theo dosia in 1783. some people will say that there is one of the first feminists. i'm on the fence about that. he does do something very different for his daughter. he educates her. in more than just selling and how to get a husband. she, just like his mo

trade center and pentagon attacks.the plane was hijacked by al-qaeda terrorists on its way from newark, new jersey to san francisco.those at yesterdays remembrance called the people on that flight "our nations heroes and heroines." 3 the big season opener started in jacksonville.but if you're a packers fan ... it was probably too close of a game. cbs 58's sports director kevin holden has the highlights. 3 kevin on camgood morning. and the whole state of wisconsin has some extra spring in their step - at least the packers fans do - after the thrilling start to the season in jacksonville. one of the biggest memories from this game, a touchdown pass from aaron rodgers to davante adams that defies belief - rodgers with a hand on his jersey, makes a perfect catch. unbelievable, but it was the last touchdown of the day for either team, and it took a fourth down stop in the last minute to finally fend off the jaguars in the florida heat. 27-23 the final, the pack win their opener for the second straight season. season.kevin on camjordy nelson caught a touchdown in his first game that counts in a year and

in newark, new jersey, back to you. >> before the charges were filed he was held on a there five million bail. that is are for the attempted murder of the new jersey police officers who were hurt during the shootout capture. >>> a north carolina fire department has been fined with the death of a firefighter. long had an emergency and drowned in june while searching for a missing swimmer in lake norman. he was with another diver. according to the state labor department the divers air supply was not adquitly monitored. they failed to perform an equipment safety check before the dive and there was no back up air supply. the citation. >>> a wild burning on the big sur coast reached a milestone. the most coastally fire in u.s. history. the cost does not include damages to homes and businesses and buildings. it is only 67% contained and could take weeks to can tain. it started by an illegal camp fire back in july. it lead to the death of one man who was killed in a bulldozer accident. >>> a team effort to horse trapped in a septic tank in florida. mercy got stuck this morning. the deputies in