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we are -- we moved a device from 27th street up to rodman's neck last night, and the bomb squad in the process of working on that device right now. so of course they're taking their time and want to make sure that we use as much time as necessary to make that determination, what that device consists of. we've recovered video from both scenes. we're continuing to canvas for witnesses and additional video. we're looking to speak to anyone in the vicinity of either location last night. we need people to call 1-800-577-tips, as the mayor said. as new yorkers usually do, we received numerous number of phone calls. right now this is a parallel investigation with the nypd, the jttf, and the fbi. we're always on alert in new york city. this is a device, as the mayor said that, went off intentionally. if this happened in another city, of course we'd ramp up our security. it happened here, so i'll ramp up our security even more. chief gomez is going to speak about that in a couple minutes. we talked about this over the last two years, how we foiled 20 plots in new york city. that was done by a v

and the bomb squad's going to find that out in rodman's point. once that's found out, if it's live and malfunctioned, we may be dealing with a entrapment device. but right now this could be, you know, really some type of attack, because the place the placement of the first bomb is not very indicative of an anti-personnel device, trying to kill people. it's not a place a terrorist would plant a device inside a dumpster on a street that's not extremely crowded. if's n it's not a times square. >> it's not symbolic. >> it's not symbolic. it has no strategic import. it doesn't scream that, but if it's just to send everybody streaming toward the pressure cooker, that's a whole different matter. the objective is to get the crowd there. it's a possibility where we don't know the answers. we got to look and see what's inside that pressure cooker, but it looks like a bomb, and as we all said in bomb investigation and when i used to teach it at the federal academy as well, if it has webbed feet and it quacks, that's a duck, and you don't need anymore inform

omarosa, dennis rodman. >> the list goes on. >> mike tyson. >> the list ends. [ laughter ] >> quite a scene. now, let's check back in with senator bernie sanders. >> what? no, no! get out of here! don't -- don't cut -- don't cut back to me. get! get -- get away! >> senator, are you in your pajamas? >> of course i'm in pajamas.

we are -- we moved a device from 27th street up to rodman's neck last night. bomb squad is in the process of working on that device right now. of course, they are taking their time. they want to make sure that we use as much time as necessary to make that determination what that device is -- consists. we have recovered video from both screens. we are canvassing witnesses and video. we are looking to speak to anyone in the vicinity of either location last fight. we need people to call 1-800-577-tips as the mayor said. we put that out last night. as new yorkers usually do, we received numerous phone calls. each one of those phone calls is being vetted by our detectives. right now, this is a parallel investigation with the nypd, the jttf and the fbi. we're always on alert and in new york city. and this is the device that went off intentionally. if this happened in another city, we would ramp up our security. i will ramp up our security more. chief gomez will speak about that in a couple minutes. we talked about this over the last two years how refoiled 20 plots a

it'll go up to a place called rodman's neck in the bronx. 54 acres. jonathan was saying this is a very routine run for the nypd. they get at least one suspicious package a day, sometimes if they think they have a real one on board, they'll do a rolling roadblock. they'll probably take the west side highway north, past the gw bridge on up to the bronx. sadly for jim cavanaugh. pothole avoid answer is not able possible. as they go, they'll stop traffic in front of them and just reopen it as they pass behind them. just in an excess of caution. this live picture is notable for the fdny, the fire apparatus ma still remains down there. in many cases, you see tower ladder 14 has been in our shot all night. that's way out of it's home district. that's out of harlem, way up down, but they're using various patch work of fire equipment to fill in new york city fire houses tonight. often you can use that to protect personnel. we saw firefighters tonight in kevlar, vests, helmets, that's a new post-9/11 development because firefighters get called into very dangero

we are -- we moved the device from 27th street up to rodman's neck last night and the bomb squad is in the process of working on that device right now. so, of course, they're taking their time. they want to make sure we use as much time as necessary to make that determination what that device consists of. we've recovered video from both scenes and we're continuing to canvass for additional witnesses and video. we're looking to speak to anyone in the vicinity of either location last night. so we need people to call 1-0 1-800-577 tips. we put that out and as new yorkers usually do, we received numerous phone calls, and each one of those phone calls is being vetted by our detectives. so right now this is a parallel investigation with the nypd, the jttf, and the fbi. and we're always on alert in new york city, and this is a device, as the mayor said, that went off intentionally. if this happened in another city, of course, we'd ramp up our security, and it happened here so we'll ramp up our security even more and chief gomez is going to speak about that in a couple minutes. we talked about

. >> well, the bomb squad has got it at rodman point up there, an isolated place where they can dealh it. you're exactly right. what they want to do is deal with this in a remoete fashion. a new york city bomb squad officer was killed many years ago in the '70s, bryan murray, when they tried to remotely enter a pressure cooker bomb that croatian terrorists had left at laguardia airport. they claimed they had a bomb they left in the locker at laguardia they claimed they had on the plane, so the bomb squad was duty-bound to try to get in there and see what the bomb was, and they had trouble opening it and had to make an approach to it, and it detonated and killed the officer. that was in a pressure cooker. but they have it up there. they're going to deal with it remotely. they're probably going to try to open it up remotely, you know, the prize is to get the thing completely intact without exploding it, if possible. of course, again, done remotely, with a robot, all behind shields. if they can do that, remotely render it safe, as we call, then there's a lot more evidence to look at. if

[cheers and applause] morgan rodman, our executive director at the white house council on native americanrs. terrence steinberg. [cheers and applause] and tracey goodlatte, i native american affairs team in the white house. that's just a few. by creating the white house counsel, we create a permanent institution of the long-term cabinet level focus on indian country that involves you through the decision-making is. i've been proud of what we've been able to be together. we have it on every issue. we have it right every wrong. but together we made significant progress in almost every area. together we permanently protected lands and restored more than 420,000 to travel home as to which no owners. by signing the historic settlement into the, we established a buyback program of $1.9 billion plan to consolidate individual may have been restored and to travel trends. together we strengthen your sovereignty, reauthorize such rights can prosecute those that commit domestic violence against women whether they are native american or not he had [applause] will work to ensure your right and justice

that is the site of bad boy dennis rodman. and kim-jung unreal where the extreme leader is doing extreme sports. last but not least, geo cities.com. thars -- that's where that went. 28 websites is all you need. >> there are way too many websites here. i wouldn't mind if they got rid of most websites. the only time i have taken advantage of the fact we have access to thousands of thousands of websites is dark moments where i am lonely or these time wasting exercises where i come out of that -- i will go to website after website after website and feel dumber. i won't feel better. i would love the idea of stream lining your bookmarks. there are 28. all web browsers come with all of the websites in it. you don't get overcome law indicated and it doesn't become a whole thing. >> we should be able to pair it down. >> matt you said you don't go to websites anymore. >> i use twitter and e-mail and slack. twitter has changed. twitter has replaced matt drudge or sites i would go to: >> then you are looking at the feeds of people you fol

even dennis rodman could name his favorite foreign leader. and i worry this could jeopardize the chance of winning the presidency. you have to wonder what was going through his mind during that while he was -- let's go into >> what's your favorite foreign leader? >> don't say hitler. don't say hitler. don't say hitler. >> jimmy: all right. he didn't say hitler. that's good. while gary johnson might not know the names of foreign leaders, very few people know the name gary johnson. this afternoon we conducted an unscientific but satisfying poll. we asked people who is gary is? >> no. >> do you know who gary johnson is? [ laughter ] >> do you know who dpaer johnson is? >> no. >> do you know who gary johnson is? >> no idea. >> no. >> do you know who gary johnson is? >> no, i do not. >> do you know who gary johnson is? >> i'm sorry, i can't speak english. >> you just did. do you know who gary johnson is? >> do i know who gary johnson >> no. >> never heard of him. ? do you know who gary johnson is? >> leave him alone. you will be saved. only jesus

rodman was found unconscious early sunday morning at a house party northwest of tampa. sadly, rescue crews were not able to revive him. >>> a rare show of unity in washington as lawmakers came from florida coming together against a common enemy. >>> mosquitoes don't have a party. they will bite anyone. >> congress has not come up with more money to fight the zika virus. >>> the bottom line for me, the time for politics is over. >> that's a fed up governor rick scott. in washington meeting with them to stop the mosquito-borne mosquito virus. six confirmed cases and 70 people infected with zika because of local mosquitoes. >> there's a good bit of news, the long stalemate, the zika battle appears to be almost over we hope. chris kato joins us. this has got to be moving in the right direction, chris. >> reporter: it sounds like it but this is washington and anything can happen. florida almost hit a milestone since the first case of zika reaching the and 79 cases confirmed and most are travel-related and locally acquired cases continues to grow. the centers for disease cont

. >> hi, i'm tara rodman, joined by megan johnson, of hope walks. thanks for joining us. this is the third year you have done hope walks. >> correct. >> tell us what it is all about. >> sure. the hope walk is community-based local walk that intention is to bring awareness to suicide awareness and prevention. at the walk, our main focus to remember those we've lost. so it is really great event. it brings families together, those that have lost someone before, so they all come together, usually have 500 people there. >> wow. good turnout. >> yeah, we have breakfast and an opening ceremony and do a that we've lost. there are resources, too, people can know what is going on and know how to get help. >> tell us the when, the where, and how we get involved. >> sure. >> the when and the where, so the hope walk is saturday, september 17th at rodman's lake on the backside of the lake. if you enter in by the boat houses, you'll go back that way and then we're at the pavilion back there. and opening ceremonies start at 8 a.m. and then - registration 8 a.m., opening ceremonies 9:30.

bomb teches are analyzing that pressure at the rodman's neck laboratory and other evidence is on its to the fbi's lab in quantico, virnlg, there's surveillance footage from each crime scene but no solid word about a motive yet. >> right now we don't have enough information to make any final conclusion. as the mayor said, we don't know if there's any political or social motivation but we definitely had a bombing last night on 23rd street and had a suspicious device on 27th street. >> the governor andrew cuomo said today that any time a bomb explodes in new york city, it's terrorism and to err on the side of caution he is deploying some national guardsmen to the city's soft targets, including transit hubs so commuters can expect to see that beginning tomorrow. >> peter, as everyone heads to work in the morning. thank you. >> a syrian government forces attacked several isis positions today in a bid to regain ground lost to the terror group. meanwhile, the u.s. calling the air strike that killed at least 62 syrian troops a mistake in the wake of harsh criticism from russia, now a delicat

and moved to rodman neck firing range in the bronx, where the nypd now is now looking into that device, looking at its components to understand what this bomb was, frankly, made of or could have been, what this package was made of. right now they are not willing to even connect both things because they don't know necessarily the components of that first bomb, at least from what they've told us, but governor andrew cuomo today said that he believes that both bombs, both devices, were made of similar materials on 23rd between 6th and 7th and 27th between 6th and 7th. again, what we are now looking at is there's evidence of an i.e.d. on 23rd street, there is a $2,500 reward now for anyone with any information. they are not only looking at the surveillance videos on those streets to find out whether or not they can see if somebody -- when or if somebody placed that device there. they are also asking for people to bring in any cell phone videos or anything they may have seen. this was a crowded saturday night in chelsea in manhattan, and they are, obviously, still looking to see if anybody

obviously we handled it a certain way out in the street and handled it a certain way up at rodman's neck in the bomb squad. so it would be speculative, but they're very, very lucky. >> can you describe the [ inaudible ] -- >> it's a -- a -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> it's an airplane tote, both bags we see here. this individual, mr. rahami carrying. this one had a certain design, the other a darker bag he left on 23rd street and casters on the bottom with a retractable handle you would see anybody carry on to an airplane. what it looks like from our view right now. >> [ inaudible ]. >> part of our investigation. it's part of the evidence and where it goes and what's in there. it has to be identified. so it could be a -- a rich environment pull of things in it. we don't know. we don't know exactly what they did. we need to speak to these individuals. >> can you tell us anything more about -- [ inaudible ] -- >> do you want to talk about that? >> i don't think we -- [ inaudible ]. >> come on, director. >> rich? >> so -- if these guys see their own picture on television what do you suggest they d

. >> comerica is like dennis rodman or where would you -- [ laughter ] >> not the lebron james. >> those are really good performers. got to come up with a -- decide to find bank performance now. have to pick nba players. >> i smell a new segment coming up. >> i do, too. >> talk to you soon. thanks. >> my mayo. >>> reamike mayo. reached out to comerica. did not respond back. >>> and a supplier of automotive products and services have resumed trading being halted on news majority shareholder icahn esht prizes purchased the rest. one cent above the current trading price before the halt of $9.24 but represents a premium of 86% above moguls closing share price of $4.98 in late february. this offer $9.25, just $2.25 above icahn's original proposal. and icahn appearing at cnbc delivering conference in one week from today on september 13th. for more in230e go to deliveringalpha.com. >>> still a lot ahead on the "halftime report" today. >> announcer: wall street. waiting and watching apple. the company has a big event tomorrow. we could get a first look at a new phone a new watch and much more. w

we were told they were sent to rodman's neck. >> the evidence that is now being gathered is going to quantico. i believe to seaside park. the bombs are en route to can't co. the unexploded device from new to can't co. i'm not sure. >> we know there was a pressure-cooker. >> they were both similar in design. let's let the f.b.i. do their investigation. again, this is very early. they are just getting the devices. they are just starting the investigation. so once we get the investigation, we will have all the facts. then we can speak intelligently. >> the mayor said last night that there was no evidence this being connected to terror. what are you hearing? >> i believe the mayor was saying there was no connection with international terrorism. and that is correct. no one has taken credit. there have been no international groups that have put out any statements that are connecting them with this action. now, it depends on your is, obviously, an act of terrorism. but it is not linked to international terrorism. in other words, we find no isis connection. et cetera. but a bomb going off is

. >> even dennis rodman could name his favorite foreign leader. >> forget running for president. i'm not sure gary johnson should be allowed to vote. >> on "cbs this morning." >> a heckler at the ryder cup pulled off an incredible move. >> the europeans dared him to putt up or shut up. ryder cup history. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ? >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment. so anthony mason is here. >> good morning. >> good to have you here. >>> investigators at the scene of the deadly train accident outside of new york are looking to the engineer for answers. a new jersey transit train full hoboken terminal yesterday and one woman in the station, fabiola bittar de kroon, was killed. more than 100 others were hurt. >> the train was makingity final stop at hoboken across the hudson river. officials say it was going very fast and jumped the barriers and landing on the platform. jim axelrod has more. be able to fully spp the damage until they remove a portion of the damaged roof that still sits on the t

. >> hi, i'm tara rodman, joined by dr. jill belski from professional hearing solutions. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> today's hearing topic is signs and symptoms of hearing loss, it is not always the person themselves noticing, but a fe we tend to lose our hearing gradually over time and so it's very difficult for ourselves to notice when we've lost some hearing. so if you're noticing that maybe it sounds like people are mumbling more than they used to be or they're just not speaking clearly and you feel like you are asking them to repeat more and more, those are common signs. you may have a family member say that tv loud? you yourself feel like, it sounds fine to me. so those are some common, just a few common symptoms. >> and as far as the person themselves, i've heard about when you are in a crowded place, it's hard to hear. >> definitely. yep, that's another big red flag that you might have hearing loss that needs to be treated. if you notice that you tend to avoid or don't enjoy going to places with background noise because it is definitely s

. >> i'm tara rodman, and i'm joined from eye associates. >> thanks for having me. >> eyesight plays a vital role in child's education, and i could pull from their learning. >> statistical tell us one in every four children suffer from a vision-related problem and up through age 12, 80% of our learning is through our eyes. so it's very important this time of year before they head back to school is get their routine eye exam to make sure their eyes are functioning properly. >> and what would be signs and symptoms? follow along so that they don't lose their place, holding it a little bit closer than normal, squinting, a head turn are chronic headaches are >> ance.void answer. >> okay. and what age should we take our kids in for an examine? >> zero to 12 years of age. they offer a free eye exam and then after that if everything checks out, age three and then >> is there anything they do for the really young guys when they get eye exams? >> it is challenging but we have special techniques to make sure their eyes are functioning and developing as they should. >> well, thank you for joinin

morgan rodman. [ applause ].xecutive director of the white house on native american affairs, karen diver. [ applause ]. >> tracy goodlock native american affairs in the white house. that's just a few. by creating the white house council of native american affairs we created a memory institution with a long-term cabinet level focus on indian country, one that involved you through the decision-making process. so i've been proud of what we have been able to do together. we haven't solved every issue. we haven't righted every wrong. but together we have made significant progress in almost every area. together we've permanent any protected sacred lands for future generations. we have restored more than 428,000 acres of tribal homelands to their original owners. by signing a settlement in law, we consolidated individual indian lands and restore them to tribal trusts. together we have strengthened your sovereignty, reauthorize the violence against women act so tribes can prosecute those who commit domestic violence agai

. >> hi, i'm tara rodman, joined by kayla toale from children's cancer connection, thanks for joining us. you're here to tell us about a fun event raising money for children and families who have experienced cancer. it is called camping the night >> camping the night away is a silent auction fundraising held thursday, september 25th from 6 to 9 p.m. at south folk community center, north liberty. weville silent and live auctions such as a golf outing, we have iowa versus wisconsin football tickets. we have home decor, fun stuff. all of the money raised will go toward the program and services iowa, 600 families across the state of iowa benefit from our programs and services and we provide those to families and children diagnosed with childhood cancer who are living, being treated or diagnosed within the state of iowa. >> okay. besides the camping part of camping the night away, activities for the kids to do? >> most definitely. it is various family-friendly events. they'll find items they will love. we have a whole camping package with a fire pit, smores, backpacks, everything they woul

. >> hello i'm tara rodman and joining us today is tonya hotchkin, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> there might be viewers out there who are unfamiliar with tanager place, could you tell us what you offer to the community? >> yeah. so tan did engineer place has been around 137 years and really just serving children and families. we serve over 5,000 children a year. and we have three pillars of excellence really that we focus our programming on, and that looks at prevention, treatment, and then research. and really our aim is to really provide children with behavioral and mental health >> okay. so if some family wanted to get involved or needed your help, how could they go about doing that? >> yeah. so we have a website at www.tanager place.org, all it is a phone number, feel free to reach out at any point in time. if there's anything that a family says my kid is struggling with this or a good resource if my kid had this, feel free to reach out because we had so many programs and offer for our camps to mentoring program to community-based services. really we have a

morgan rodman, our executive director of the white house council on native american affairs.ren diver -- [applause] and tracy goodluck, our native american affairs team at the white house. that's just a few. and by creating the white house council of native american affairs, we created a permanent institution with a long-term, cabinet-level focus on indian country one that involves you through the decisionmaking process. so i've been proud of what we've been able to do together. we haven't sod every issue. we haven't righted every wrong. but together, we've made significant progress in almost every area. together, we've permanently protected sacred lands for future generations. we've restored more than 428,000 acres of tribal homelands to their original owners. by signing the historic cobell settlement into law, we established the land buy-back program, a $1.9 billion fund to consolidate individual indian lands and restore them to tribal trusts. together we've strengthened your sovereignty, re-authorized the violence against women act so that tribes can prosecute those who co

we were told they were sent to rodman's neck. >> the evidence that is now being gathered is going to quantico. i believe the seaside park bombs are in route to quantico. the unexploded device from new york may not yet have made it to quantico, i'm not sure. >> -- we know that there was that -- [ inaudible question ] >> they were both similar in design. let's let the fbi do their investigation. again, this is very early. they're just getting the devices. they're just starting the investigation. so once we get the investigation, we'll have all the facts and then we can speak intelligently. >> mayor de blasio said last night there was no evidence this was connected to terror. what are you hearing? >> i believe the mayor was saying there was no connection with international terrorism. and that is correct. no one has taken credit. there have been no international groups that have put out any statements that are connecting them with this action. now, it depends on your definition of terrorism. a bomb exploding in new york is obviously an act of terrorism, but it's not linked to internation