paterson through the years has been an immigrant community. my father is from paterson, new jersey.hrough the years it's been an immigrant community for people from all over the world. more recently you have had a large muslim population with occasional ties to groups like this. we're learning tonight that he for a period of time lived in paterson. of course, we should note it is in new jersey where he rented this truck from home depot he used in this attack. >> jim sciutto, appreciate that. we'll be right back with former cia as well as nsa director general michael hayden to talk about the larger security questions in play. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. ships

paterson told nj.com that he was adding we have 52 nationality eyes, hard working people that come to paterson to start a new life. >>> first lady melania trump was in new york and posted her heart breaks for the city. president trump reacted. in his official statement the president offered his thoughts and prayers for the victims and their families. he pledged the administration's full support with the nypd with the fbi. he also thanked the first responders on scene. in twitter he initially posted in new york city looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. not in the usa. he also said, quote, we must not allow isis to return after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere. enough. and then this tweet, quote, i have just ordered homeland security to step up our already extreme vetting program. being politically correct is fine but not for this. yesterday's attack was just the latest in which the attacker has turned a vehicle into a deadly weapon. it's something that isis and al qaeda have both called for in the past t

that's paterson, new jersey, the home.bi has been there overnight investigating and we saw bomb-sniffing dogs moments ago, also escorting women and children out that is a hot scene right now. >> absolutely, george. here's a live look at the truck he used in that devastating attack that killed at least eight people and injured more than a dozen. >> so let's go right back to amy on the scene in lower manhattan with the latest on what we're learning about the driver. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning to you. just a few moments ago i spoke with christiaan waganer. he lives just attack happened and happened to walk outside as that was all unfolding and despite all the chaos and all the fear that was happening around him he was able, he managed to take this photo of the suspect. give me a sense of where you were when the terror attack happened. >> right, so i started walking down the street here coming towards the bike path then i heard all this noise and i looked up and i saw a car coming straight at me w

in fact, paterson, new jersey, is one of the largest muslim communities in the united states, neighbors telling us. nobody seems to have seen him at that mosque. and that's, of course, important consideration because investigators are trying to understand where he came up with these ideas, this radicalization that led him to go on this rampage. members of the mosque are pushing back at the suggestion that he might have been part of their community or they might have anything to do with this. here's what one person we spoke with had to say. >> every type of nationality. so, you come here to look for people to fit in, you know, similar to you. nobody's heard of any type of terrorist activities occurring in paterson, new jersey, as far as i'm concerned. it's not what the community's about. >> there's some people speculating that the suspect may have come to this town because it's so diverse, because it's a place he could blend in. we met people with roots back to egypts, lebanon, palestinian. he, of course, is from uzbekistan. it's a place where he might not have been noticed. some people

most recently he lived in paterson, new jersey, before that tampa. people have been in new jersey talking with family apparently talking to his mom as well. he was not on the radar as far as on any terror watch list. he was not being looked at as a possible terrorist in this country. he did, however, leave a note inside of the pickup truck saying why he carried out the attack, and he carried it out for isis. the note was written in english. jonathan: did we get a sense this was a lone wolf, somebody connected with a network to others, maybe the threat is still out there? k.: law enforcement says this seems to be a lone wolf attack. it does not seem to be part of any bigger or wider plot. we heard from mayor bill de blasio of new york city, who said the same thing during a news conference. what we are seeing in new york city is stepped up security mayor bill de blasio told new yorkers they should expect to see stepped up security in the short term. it does not mean there is anything a foot. just means there is extra precaution being taken in light of

colin paterson, bbc news. a reminder of our top story.ainst the militants they believe carried out friday's attack on a mosque in sinai, which killed at least 235 worshippers. they say they hit vehicles used by the gunmen. you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on the bbc news website. for reaction and analysis from around the world, including updated live pages, reports from correspondents based in over 80 international locations and eye witness accounts, go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. this is bbc news. hello, there. it's going to be cold this weekend, that's for sure, but many places will stay dry and see plenty of sunshine, so if you wrap up it won't be that bad. plenty of showers though in the north and west. certainly overnight plenty of showers across the north—west of the uk, with wintriness mixed in, some cumulating snow over the hills, and that will lead to an ice problem in many northern and western areas to start saturday morning. it really will be a cold and frosty start. the win

he actually surveilled individuals at the specific mosque in paterson, new jersey, that this terrorist attendant. we have all of that and so muchb more in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. sadly, brand-new information about the jihadist that attacked new york city by using a rented pickup truck mowing down innocent people on a bike path. authorities are now revealing new details about the isis-inspired attack. let's take a look. >> it appears that mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis along with the other items recovered at the scene was some notes that further indicate that. he appears to have followed almost exactly to a t the instructions that isis has put out in its social media channels with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack. >> sean: i told you i suspected that last night. our own catherine herridge reporting the suspect did not show any remorse during an interrogation with authorities. another report says thehe terrorist is now boasting, and is said to be "proud of this attack." also ton

colin paterson, bbc news.ing session on day three of the ashes test at the gabba in brisbane. they've taken three australian wickets, shaun marsh was soon bowled out by england's stuart broad. next to go was tim paine. it's 247/7. hello, there. it's going to be cold this weekend, that's for sure, but many places will stay dry and see plenty of sunshine, so if you wrap up it won't be that bad. plenty of showers though in the north and west. certainly overnight plenty of showers across the north—west of the uk, with wintriness mixed in, some cumulating snow over the hills, and that will lead to an ice problem in many northern and western areas to start saturday morning. it really will be a cold and frosty start. the wind will be a feature on saturday. that will make it feel colder than it actually is, and there'll be plenty of showers to start saturday morning. even longer spells of rain perhaps across the north and north—east of scotland and into the northern isles, here with gale force winds as well. wintry sh

we're in paterson, new jersey. the mosque right behind me the omar mosque has been on the radar of the nypd since 2005. all that mosque surveillance that began happening after 9/11. the suspect sayfullo saipov lived in the apartment building that literally butts right up against this mosque and we're trying to get a timeline now on how long he has been here because one man that goes to the mosque says nobody at the mosque recognized the picture and says that they don't think he has been here very long. that begs the question did he come into the new york area, into the northeast just to commit this horrible act or has he been here for longer than that? he was here on a visa, what's called a diversity visa which is our country's way of extending a hand out to other countries of the world. this was taken advantage of in this case it sounds like. he moved to florida in 2010. he has been in the country for seven years from uzbekistan. he rented that truck from a home depot in passaic right down the street and drove int

he lived next door to the mosque in paterson. why don't we know more about the buildup?s it conceivable that people did not know or should not have known what he was planning? this guy is toast. he's not going to guantanamo bay, he will be tried, convicted in the southern district of new york, lower manhattan, an hour away from his hideous climes, and he's goingl over to get the death penalty. >> tucker: geraldo rivera, thank you. republicans dropped their tax plan today. you'll notice we did not plead with it. there is a reason for that. it is unclear exactly what some of it means. there is a ton of propaganda out there about the tax plan but it's too important of a story to jump in without having theit facts. we are going to california this weekend and talking to the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and we'll bring you what we find. we'll get to the bottom of it if we can. meanwhile, ed henry will tell us what exactly we know and what it might mean for you. also, a key democratic talking point on uranium one just fell apart completely. we'll tell you what happened comi

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megan paterson, thank you.with negligence, following the death of three servicemen during an sas training course in the brecon beacons. craig roberts, edward maher and james dunsby were taking part in a 16 mile recruitment exercise on the hottest day of 2013. an inquest found that neglect contributed to the deaths. the case will be heard in a military court where the maximum sentence is two years in prison. the chief executive of tesco, dave lewis, has been giving evidence at the trial of three former executives at the supermarket. they're on trial on fraud charges, in connection with an alleged multi—million pound accounting scandal. our business correspondent emma simpson is following the case at southwark crown court. what has the court been hearing? this was a big moment in this high—profile trial stopped today, we had the boss of britain's biggest retailer, taking the stand as a witness the prosecution, coming face—to—face with his three former senior executives, who are on trial for alleged fraud and fals

. >> reporter: today investigators outside his most recent home in paterson, new jersey, could be seen carrying evidence. sources say based on what police have uncovered so far, they believe he had been planning the attack for weeks. >> this was the actions of a depraved coward. >> reporter: saipov was born in uzbekistan but came to the u.s. in 2010 as a legal resident. sources say he is married with three children and had recently worked as an uber driver in new jersey. he previously lived in tampa, florida. investigators have now pieced together a timeline of saipov's movements tuesday. they say just after 2:00 in the afternoon, he rented a truck from a new jersey home depot. less than 40 minutes later, cameras show saipov crossing the george washington bridge then heading south for about ten miles. at 3:04, he begins his rampage, driving on to this popular bike path, picking up speed while targeting bikers and walkers. he allegedly drove about a mile. >> we've got multiple casualties. >> i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body. >> re

paterson, new jersey, lies just across the river from manhattan.nd the suspect drove over the george washington bridge and then down the west side highway. on a normal day you can do that in about a half hour, 45 minutes or so, depending on the traffic. most people here say they don't know him, have never seen him. he's only been in this community for a few months. he apparently arrived here from florida and from ohio before that. on a marriage license his occupation is listed as a truck driver. we believe he was married or is married and has three small children. we understand that the wife is in custody or being questioned by authorities as well to see what she can add to this picture. we're able to speak with a neighbor of his, a former neighbor of the suspect's in florida. here's what he said to say. >> it's really scary because you don't know your neighbors. maybe you'll see -- you can see it's a good person but you don't even know who live in front of you, what type of person it is, it really is. >> reporter: again, we understand the authorit

michelle fleury, bbc news, paterson, newjersey.ecretary. gavin williamson moves from the position of chief whip to become the defence secretary following the resignation of sir michael fallon. julian smith moves up from deputy chief whip to become chief whip in the role mr williamson leaves vacant. esther mcvey has been given thejob of deputy vacant. esther mcvey has been given the job of deputy chief whip. a limited reshuffle there. i'm now joined by deborah haynes for her views on all of this. on the appointment of gavin williamson, what do you make of that? people were thinking yesterday may be that somebody with a defence background would come up. because there are a number ofjunior ministers. tobias ellwood, penny morden, who has previously, they we re morden, who has previously, they were serving reservists, and they've worked at the mod. given the timing of what's happening at the moment, there is a defence review going on, there is a defence review going on, the budget is coming, defence is fighting for money, there is a fu

we have also learned that he was a resident of paterson, new jersey. that is very close to new york city, just over the bridge, with over the river here, not far. we know he is a father of three children. and we also know that he was radicalized domestically, that according to the governor of new york. listen to this. >> he is a depraved coward, is what he is. and he was associated with isis and he was radicalized domestically. and he's a depraved coward. >> all right. let's go to jean casarez. she's following all the latest developments. jean, i want to know, so much attention always goes to the attacker, you know, in all of this. but there is also a hero, ryan nash, this 28-year-old nypd officer from the first precinct who apprehended him last night. and that is a name and a face we should all remember this morning. >> that's right. and i think that's one of the amazing and such a heroic part of all of this. his name is ryan nash. he was an nypd officer, simply patrolling the neighborhood. that was his job. and all of a sudden, he's in the midst of w

addition to being a legal permanent resident in tampa, saipov reportedly lived in cincinnati and paterson, new jersey, according to a law enforcement official. breaking overnight in colorado. a statewide manhunt is happening right now-- hours after a gunman opens fire inside a crowded walmart. while you were sleeping-- police released new information about the attack. they say the man walked into the front doors non-chalantly and opened fire on people inside. two men and a woman were all struck by the bullets and died. other shoppers ran for cover, and called 9-1-1. some contacted family members to tell them what was happening. the woman says her son and his friend escaped through a side door. again-- right now the shooter is still on the loose. and police believe this was a random it's also unclear right now if the three victims knew each other. developing now.. a criminal case in frederick, maryland is finally closed this morning.. after 21 years. a jury deliberated for three hours.. before convicting 54-year-old lloyd harris of rape and murder. 15-year-old stacy lynn hoffmaster was rep

one of our producers went to paterson, new jersey. he lived part of the time in new jersey. there was identification correlating him to florida and ohio. he went into surgery last night and we were able to confirm with law enforcement they spoke with him before he went into surgery. we don't know what he said or what he said to them. here is what we know. it was hours before the 3:05 attack that he rented that home depot flat bed truck in new jersey, drove it over to new york city and began driving southbound on the westbound highway. that is when he started hitting people as we drove. we also know that he ended up hitting a school bus, injuring two adults and two students. he then got out of his vehicle brandishing two weapons. an nypd officer on patrol shot him, seeing those two weapons, shot him in the abdomen. those weapons turned out to be a target gun and paint ball gun, but he was taken to the hospital. the other victims not so lucky, he is alive. nypd and fbi believe he acted alone. they are telling the citizens of new york to be individuvigilant. if you see somethin

. >> nbc steve paterson explains how it evolved and wa we are learning about this gunman. >> reporter: early tuesday morning, a gunman opened fire in seven different locations throughout the rancho tehama reserve killing four and injuring ten, including at least two children. gunman's family identified him as kevin neil. >> this guy was on a killing rampage up and down shooting at passer b just before 8:00 p.m. on the gunman's own street. authorities say an earlier dispute between the suspect and a neighbor turned deadly. >> in january of this year, he was an arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon on that person. that person is a deceased victim today. >> reporter: officials say it appears he shot a second person before going on described as random killing spree. a woman and two kids were this in truck on the way to school when he fired shots through the door seriously hitting the woman and hitting the children. then headed to tehama elementary school crashing his vehicle through the locked gate before hiring dozens of shots from outside the building. 6 year old alexan

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports.arted to be filmed in 1979 that had to be abandoned halfway through due an engineering strike. there have been many attempts at finishing it. novels, audio plays, even a vhs version with tom baker explaining what happened in the scenes that were never completed. doctor, your mind shall be mine. i'm not mad about your tailor. for the version released today, members of the original cast, including tom baker and his assistant, recorded the actual script to go with animated versions of the missing parts. and what has got fans particularly excited is that, for the conclusion, tom baker went back to bbc television centre, stepped on to the tardis set from 1979, and filmed two lines of dialogue. he had no qualms about returning to the role. i think it was probably it never left me and that is why i cannot stay away from it. it was a lovely time of my life. i loved doing doctor who. it was life for me. tom baker, proving you don't have to be a time lord to travel back to the 1970s. joining me

you enter it it's a lottery he'd been living in tampa florida and also in paterson new jersey which is a lot closer to new york city he's believed to be in a legal resident here and the taxi app has confirmed that he had been working as a driver for them he'd come to the attention of both or it is here a couple of times but something minor like a traffic fine in the story and also he was under investigation for an unrelated issue by federal or thought his last year it's been reported in the new york times and james briefly alluded to this has now returned from the specific of the attack in sort of more general look at america's immigration policies i wonder if you could give us the ramifications briefly if you wouldn't mind. yeah of course i mean obviously when donald trump with elected last year that one of the big things that he thought of the campaign he said we need to we need to crack down on who is getting into this country because there is the danger of exactly these kind of attack when he was on twitter talking about this obviously but it's condolences to the victims and their

right now, fbi agents and police officials searching for evidence in paterson, new jersey, where the suspect lives. the investigation is still in its early stages as we learn more about the suspect and possible connections to isis. >>> plus the delay in our nation's capitol. republican leaders are hashing out last-minute details on the gop plan to revamp the tax code. the big reveal is expected tomorrow. among our guests this hour, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, jason lewis a member of house budget committee, david stockman, former budget director under president rage again and mubin shaikh. former radical jihadist. david: nicole, happened before, terror attacks, the markets are doing well. >> absolutely. there are two separate attacks, terror attack devastated and felt around the world. yet markets really stepped away from one terror attack after another. we made record highs, record highs with the dow, nasdaq, s&p, each during trading. none of which actually closed at record highs. but we did see technology names, for example, really moving forward. we had winners on the

sources tell cnn saipov is connected to a residence in tampa, florida but most recently lives in paterson, new jersey. saipov worked for them for the past six months and passed their background check. the company says they are cooperating with authorities. saipov was arrested in missoui in 2016 after failing to appear in court for a traffic violation. police say saipov rented the pickup truck from this home depot store in new jersey. just before carrying out the attack. at 3:05 p.m., the truck entered the bike path, driving south along new york city's river front on the west side of lower manhattan, plowing into cyclists and pedestrians for nearly a mile. >> i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body and you can tell they're not here no more. >> reporter: coming to a halt after crashing into a school bus. he ran from the truck, bran dishing who guns. >> he was screaming in the street. he looked frustrated, panicked, confused. >> reporter: police later discovering that saipov was holding a pellet and paintball gun. he was shot by a 28-year-old

he has lived in cincinnati, tampa, florida, and paterson, new jersey. >> the attack could have happened anywhere and that is raising concern here in the bay area. police issued a reminder urging people to report any suspicious activity. the sfpd says it is monitoring the incident and there are no known threats to san francisco at this time. you can keep up to date on this story by downloading the abc 7 news app. we sent the push alert yesterday afternoon shortly after news of the attack broke. you can download it for free in your app store. >>> people will soon have to move near a b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. owns the land near martin luther king way and alcatraz avenue. they tried to evict everyone who lived there. the people living in the yellow section moved out last week. the people who live in the red sued to stay. a judge declined to block that eviction yesterday so now b.a.r.t. can proceed with the eviction but they still have to post a 72-hour notice to vacate. >>> it's 6:06 now. santa clara officials want your input on a proposal for a new animal shelter considering a plan to bui

reporter: sayfullo saipov had recently been living in paterson, new jersey. about 25 miles from the scene. investigators did as a that had not been the subject of any previous investigation. it appears he had connections to individuals previously investigated by the police. >> all of america's praying and grieving are the families that we pledge to renew our resolve to and to further investigate this animal that did the attacking. reporter: two of the victims killed in the attack are from the new york city area. six others are not u.s. citizens. president trump said that he would consider sending the suspect to guantÁnamo bay military prison. >> thank you, caroline. bringing in diana. reporter: i am on genesee avenue. this is where the tribeca terror suspect sayfullo saipov lived with his wife and children. on tuesday he killed eight people when he rented a pickup truck from home depot. he drove it into manhattan and plowed into a busy bicycle path along the hudson river. one of those killed was very trait of new jersey. the investigation turns to the suspect

nbc steve paterson has more. >> investigators say they are closing in. >> we have an actual case here nypd police detectives say it's credible and could lead to an arrest. >> if this person was in new york and recent, we would go right away and make the arrest, no doubt. >> authorities say the case he's being interviewed on is from the ac rest. >> thursday, the board walk empire star accused weinstein of raping her twice. she told vanity fair magazine both instances happened in 2010 at her manhattan apartment about a month a part. it was disgusting, she said. he's like a pig. he raped me. >> her attorney aaron filler says he believes her client has the strongest case against harvey weinstein so far. >> at this point there is a considerable amount of evidence to support all of the story that's being told. >> the manhattan district attorney's office says a senior sex crimes prosecutor is assigned to this investigation. but won't comment further. >> they are going to try and corroborate the victim's statement and try and look for evidence to get them over that threshold probable cause. >

sayfullo saipov, and respect native who has lived in florida, ohio, and paterson, new jersey, has been charged with providing material support to iteris organization as well as violence and destruction with a motor vehicle. on wednesday, president trump called for the execution of sayfullo saipov and called him an animal. manyny have nonoted that he didt use words like animalo describe 64-4-year-old white m n ststephen paddock who killed 59 peopople, including himself, in las vegas after that massacre trump said it was not time to talk about policy changes. for example, with gun control, although trump is calling for immigration policy changes after the new york city attack. trump did not call for the death penalty after white supremacist james ilex field killed one woman, heather heyer, by also driving his car into a crowd of people who were protesting was supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia in august. trump did not call in an animal but said there was violence on both sides. president trump suggested wednesday he would consider sending sayfullo saipov to guantanamo bay. >>

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he lived in ohio what was living in paterson, new jersey. records show saipov had been a commercial truck driver and worked for uber and he rented that pickup truck used in the attack from a home depot in new jersey. new york's governor calls it a classic case of a radicalized domestic terror. >> they have a simple play, rent a car, rent a truck, create mayhem. >> after he moved from ohio, i they becoming more and more radicalized and maybe he got some pitching from the internet or group or [indiscernible]. >> investigators are now looking into whether saipov had an accomplices and he has never be has links to people who have. >> in the wake of the new york city terror attack, president trump is ordering the department of homeland security to step up its extreme vetting program and he picked a fight with new york democratic senator schumer blaming him for letting the suspect immigrate to the u.s. anyway. president trump wants congress to immediately begin working on terminating the diversity visa program that allowed the suspect in tuesday's

investigators believe he recently lived across the river from manhattan at this house in paterson, new jersey. that he previously lived in ohio and his license was issued in florida. local police swept an apartment they think belongs to the suspect, searching for answers. the attack mirror what's leaders have isis have publicly called for. >> are you incapable of stabbing someone with a knife? throwing someone off a building or running they will over with a car? >> it is very difficult to stage large scale terrorist attacks with a cell of five or six people. when there are that many people involved, they can be identified in advance. someone can make a mistake. a lone actor, particularly one who hand done anything before. one that the police are not following. a lone actor can make this kind of big publicity event. >> reporter: today's incident, the latest in a string of vehicle attacks. this august, harris used a van to kill zpleen injured more than 100 more in barcelona. that driver escaped but was later in a shoot-out with police. from march to june there were three separate attacks

según la investigación saipov quien vivía en paterson nj, habría frecuentado recientemente el area donden ha indicado que el sospechoso ha estado planeando esto por varias semanas , se tiene conocimiento de si había alguna nota que lo relacionara con algún organización terrorista ?si dentro del vehículo fue centrada una nota escrita en árabe indicando que estaba haciendo el atentado en nombre de isis" tag: please include this number for yolanda's tag: 1-888-577-4782 ---san francisco se encuentran en alerta, esto por los recientes eventos ocurridos en manhattan.. ---la policia reforzar la seguridad en los alrededores de la plaza "union square" por ser uno de los lugares ms visitados por turistas y donde a partir de hoy comenzaron los preparativos para la instalacin del habitual rbol de navidad... --- hasta el momento no hay amenazas conocidas en en area de la bahia ---las autoridades del bart han informado que hasta el momento no han recibido ninguna amenaza creible. ---sin embargo, se mantienen alerta ante cualquier eventualidad. ---la policia del bart invita a las personas a denunciar c

. >> police say 29-year-old sayfullo saipov, an uzbekistan immigrant living in paterson, new jersey, deliberately drove a rented home depot truck on a bike and pedestrian path targeting people and running them over. >> this is a mass casualty situation here. >> reporter: his truck eventually colliding with a school bus injuring the two adults and two kids onboard before finally coming to a stop just blocks away from the world trade center memorial. they are now urging the public to share any videos or images that could help in the investigation like this cell phone video that shows the driver limping after getting out of his truck holding what turned out to be two fake guns. witnesses telling abc news he shouted allah akbar before being shot by an officer. and we're learning more. uber confirms avenues driver for the company at one point and passed all necessary background checks. reporting live in new york, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. >> thanks for the update. and more on that uber connection n. a statement the company says, we are horrified by this senseless act of violence. our h

but sources say he also lived in ohio and most recently in paterson, new jersey. he lived there with his wife and children and was a uber police say he rented this white truck from home depot nearby, it was that that he used as a weapon in this attack. they found a note saipov left behind that credited this attack to isis. now we still need to learn much more, but plenty of details have already come out. >> and maggie, what's the security situation there now? >> reporter: well, diane, right behind me a few blocks is where that attack kurd. a -- occurred. authorities do not believe a bigger threat is at play here. new yorkers should expect to see an increased presence through the weekend, especially with the new york city marathon happening on sunday. >> it will be a security threat indeed. maggie, thank you. >> and we're learning a little bit more about the victims as well. five have been citizens of argentina. a sixth is confirmed as being from belgium. >> the five were killed in new york, celebrating their 30th high school reunion. one of the men reportedly paid

and it was in paterson, a city with a large muslim community, that he worked as an uber driver.focus for authorities is how did an immigrant who wasn't on their radar commit a deadly terror attack in the country he made his home? 0ur correspondent, michelle fleury, is outside the house in which the suspect was reportedly staying at recently, in paterson, newjersey. what are his neighbours they are saying? this small residential streets suddenly got some unwelcome attention yesterday evening when the fbi and police descended on this small street and the set offences because we understand that number nine, p hain to me, is where the suspect lived with his wife and children. apparently, it is hard to piece the exact time when together, but we think he might have come here in march, with his wife, and police cornered at —— cordoned off this area, went for the house, trying to find clues as to what might have motivated him, what alliances he may have, who, if any, motivated him, what alliances he may have, who, ifany, might motivated him, what alliances he may have, who, if any, migh

. >> and wnbc spoke to people in paterson, new jersey, spoke to somebody who apparently knew something about him. let's listen to what we know. >> he did not apparently go to the mosque around the corner very much. people here who are very faithful, who do go to the mosque who talk about peace and love for the united states say that they saw him maybe once or twice in the mosque that's just a few yards away from me, but they would see him in front of the building where he lives. this brick small apartment building where he would socialize with several others. they believe they were all talking the language of uzbekistan which, of course, has its own language at this point. >> wnbc's brian thompson in paterson, new jersey. how do we process all this information? he's not, as jeremy said, this is not a guy who came in recently. he's not a guy who would have been subject -- he would have been vetted if he had a green card. and would not have been subject to a travel ban. how do we make sense of this? >> first of all, we know he came in 2010 before the islamic state became the islamic stat

police say 29-year-old sayfullo saipov an uzbekistan immigrant living in paterson, new jersey, deliberately drove a rented home depot truck on to a bike and pedestrian path targeting people and running them over. >> we know that this action was intended to break our spirit. >> reporter: the crime scene stretching for several blocks. >> we got multiple casualties. this is a mass casualty situation here. >> reporter: his truck eventually colliding with a school bus injuring the two adults and two kids on board before finally coming to a stop just blocks away from the world trade center memorial. >> he had two guns on him and running in the treat. >> reporter: the fbi and nypd are urging the public to share any help in the investigation. like this cell phone video that shows the driver lumping after getting out of his truck holding what turned out to be two fake guns. witnesses telling abc news he shouted allahu akbar before being shot by an officer. >> i want to commend the response of our officer who stopped the carnage moments after it began. >> reporter: the nypd has been preparing for the

in 2010, most recently in paterson, new jersey with his wife and three children. it was here saipov rented that truck from home depot and began his deadly assault, traveling nearly a mile down a popular bike path. court records showing he was prepared to travel miles further to the brooklyn bridge had he not crashed into this school bus. officials crediting officer ryan nash with jumping into action, shooting and wounding saipov. >> i feel that we were just doing our job, like thousands of officers do every day. >> federal officials say saipov made a full confession from his hospital bed, saying he was proud of what he had done. >> this is the biggest threat we face right now in this country is individuals while in the united states have become radicalized. >> saipov has been charged with terrorism, accused of executing the deadliest terror attack here in new york city since 9/11. maggie rulli, abc news, new york. >> the fbi sent this alert out today asking for any information about this man wanted in relation to the new york attack. they have since tracked him do

he's very religis living in this paterson, new jersey, apartment. driver's license which s a tampa address for first floor in this complex. a woman says she moved in several months ago and doesn't know him and has never seen him. he worked as a truck driver with commercial drivelins he's been an uber driver for the past six months. uber said he passed the background check with no problem a . he may a lone wolf, a single individual working for several >> the new terrorist tactics are these lone wolves who commit an attack. >> last year three attacks were carried out in the u.s. by lone wolves. omar matif. a bombing in the chelsea neighborhood new york injuring 31 people. police say ahmad rahimi was a lone wolf. police say the lone wolf attacker was a somali refugee inspired by terr propagand >> investigators are piecing together a timeline of what happened. they say yesterday around 2:00 he drove a mini van to a home depot in new jersey. there he rented a truck, drove that truck over the george washington brntmtn before aa so vanna, back to you. >> t

colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. beautiful. time for a look at the weather. thank you, good afternoon. changeable weather over the next few days and we started with mild temperatures as well. yesterday, we recorded 17 degrees celsius in nantwich, cheshire. the average is nine celsius. we have cloud with that, that is feeding in from the atlantic. outbreaks of rain and windy conditions. firmly in this mild airfrom the windy conditions. firmly in this mild air from the south, with windy conditions. firmly in this mild airfrom the south, with mild temperatures. this afternoon, we have got rain in the north and rain feeding into wales and north west england. temperatures today at a maximum of 1a, perhaps 15 celsius, where we see breaks in the cloud. this evening and overnight, cody outbreaks of rain, across scotland and wales into the midlands and east anglia, more rain pushing into the west into northern ireland and wales and north west england into the early hours. a mild night in the south, temperatures in double figures. cooler in the north. and into the earl

. >> reporter: investigators swarmed his home in paterson, new jersey. the 29-year-old lived in this apartment with his wife and three children. officials confirm saipov moved to the united states in 2010, passing all the necessary checks. he was part of a diversity visa lottery, a program that allows for immigration from countries that have low immigration rates to the u.s. today president trump used the attack to bolster his argument for a change in immigration policy. >> i am today starting the process of terminating the diversity lottery program. sounds nice, it's not nice. it's not good. >> reporter: the president also had strong words for the attacker. >> we also have to come up with punishment that's far quicker and far greater than the punishment these animals are getting right now. >> reporter: but it was the difference in that response and trump's response to the massacre in las vegas that caught the attention of some. >> after the horrific shooting in las vegas, the president repeatedly said, now is not the time to talk about policy, now is no

police and agents swarmed his paterson, new jersey, home, 22 miles outside new york, where his wife said she had no idea of his plans, but the fbi says he decided to do something violent after watching isis propaganda videos on his cell phone. two months ago, they say, he decided to use a truck. and they say he was especially motivated to carry out the attack after watching videos of the isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. on saipov's cell phone, the fbi says, investigators found about 90 isis propaganda videos and nearly 4,000 isis-related images. federal prosecutor assist he has now confessed. >> he also admitted that he had rented a truck on october 22nd in practice -- to practice the turns he would make on his halloween day attack. >> reporter: earlier today police and the fbi said they were looking for another man, mukhammadzoir kadirov, age 32, also from uzbekistan, who was in touch with saipov before the attack, but now they say he's no longer of interest. in new jersey, neighbors say saipov was accustomed to driving the kind of pickup he used in the attack. >> just the same model t

from uzbekistan in 2010 and was currently living in paterson, new jersey with his wife and children. one neighbor took this photo in front of saipov's building on october 22nd. in it, you see a home depot truck. prosecutors say he used it to do a dry run of his attack. >> same model. greater threat. saipov has helped more than 23 other uzbeks come to the u.s., including two men suspected of terror ties. >> one of the things investigators will look at after this incident is whether there is any type of network or cell that's operating in this country from uzbekistan. >> reporter: new york city remains shaken from tuesday's attack. >> it really does hit, literally close to home. it could have been me. >> reporter: and while many victims are still in the hospital, one student who was injured made a point to get back to school, saying he still wanted to get 100% attendance. the city started putting up concrete barriers here along the bike path at the west side highway. 57 are set to go up like the one behind me trying to prevent a repeat of the halloween terror attack. >>> and police in