sources tell cbs news saipov said that was an accident.e wanted to continue down the bike path and over the brooklyn bridge. saipov attempted to get away carrying a pellet gun and paint ball gun. he was arrested after being shot by 28-year-old officer ryan nash. just five years on the force. he shot saipov once. >> i understand the importance of yesterday's events, the role, and grateful for the recognition we have received. >> nypd deputy commissioner of counterterrorism jon miller says they're still investigating whether the radicalization. >> we have developed a level of connectivity between him and others various times the subject of investigations. >>> here is jeff pe guchlt es. >> reporter: until taken down by an alert new york city police officer, saipov was not some one investigators seemed to view as capable of mass murder or even a threat. >> i need an ambulance. >> while the 29-year-old married father of three was not himself the subject of law enforcement investigation, intelligence source tells cbs news he had some contact wit

sources tell cbs news saipov said that was an accident. he wanted to continue down the bike path and over the brooklyn bridge. saipov attempted to get away carrying a pellet gun and a paintball gun. >> we have one person in custody. >> glor: he was arrested after being shot by 28-year-old ryan nash, just five years on the force. he shot saipov once. >> i understand the importance of yesterday's events and the atle we played, and i'm grateful for the recognition we have received. >> glor: n.y.p.d. deputy commissioner of counter- terrorism, john miller, says they're still investigating whether the radicalization was assisted. >> i think we've developed a level of connectivity between him and others who had-- who at various times had been the hebject of investigation, but we're still delving backward to determine what was that lvnnectivity and did it have some meaning. >> glor: and saipov is being held tonight without bail. the f.b.i. today interviewed an associate of saipov, another uzbek, to see what information he might have. he is not a s

sayfullo saipov. he will be charged officially, the criminal complaint is very detailed and it says that saipov has been telling investigators in the hospital that he wanted to kill as many people as possible. he rented this home depot truck, this pickup truck and had a practice runs two weeks ago to see how he would turn onto the pedestrian walkway. he went to to the west side highway and then proceeded to -- he wanted to go to the brooklyn bridge but ran into that school bus. he said he wanted to kill as many people as possible. at one point according to the complaint, saipov wanted to put ices flags on the pickup truck in the front and in the back but thought that he would be seen. while talking to investigators in the hospital, he asked for an ices flag. they are getting ready to charge this man with terrorism. among other charges. here in washington, president trump had to some choice words for this terror suspect and said that he wants to protect our nation by clamping down on an immigration lot

already charges have been filed against sayfullo saipov. people like zorn avenue -- ts arnev. >> where you have a video somebody carrying out the attack , the conviction rate is going to be higher, even in the 99.2% rate that we have got for people who go to trial in the federal system. so they get convicted. the sentencing is extremely harsh because we have guidelines that at a massive enhancement for terrorism crimes. mininimums that a lot of cases n the federal system, not necessarily here, but the sentences available are very long whereas in the military commissions, a lot of people have got not basically with time served after convictions. , confinementtions are horrible for terrorism cases. most people are sent to a place where they are kept in some of the most harsh solitary confinement that is known to man. it is basically putting people through a meat grinder to try them at home. surely, the president, his advisers, although this. about the number of people at guantanamo. and in fact, if they are a guantanamo and go through a milit

nash had been responding to another call when he encountered saipov. he shot him in the abdomen but did not kill him. near the rental truck, detectives say they also found knives and a note. >> the notes were handwritten in arabic. they had symbols and words, but the gist of the note was that the islamic state would endure forever. >> reporter: investigators now believe saipov was radicalized in the u.s. but don't know what drove him to terror. authorities tell cnn he has never been the subject of a federal or new york investigation and tonight they are working to determine if he has connections to others who were on their radar. sources say saipov is talking to investigators at the hospital, but a big question tonight, wolf, was how was he radicalized? wolf? >> all right, brynn, thank you. brynn gingras in manhattan. there is breaking word we're just getting right now of the charges against the new york terror suspect. i want to bring in our crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz. shimon, what are you learning? >> that's right, wolf. this just be

nypd officer ryan nash and his partner responded, quickly confronting saipov. nash shot him in the abdomen. the officer, just 28, now hailed as a hero. >> he thinks what he did was not an act of heroism, he thinks it's something that -- why he joined the police department. >> although i feel we were just doing our job, like thousands of officers do every day, i'm grateful for the recognition we have received. >> reporter: this video shows the immediate aftermath of the attack, dead and injured lying in the bike path. >> the injuries ranged from a bilateral amputation to serious head, neck, back, and chest trauma and trauma to arms and legs. >> reporter: 12 people rushed to local hospitals. many of them still in treatment tonight. investigators say the weapon saipov was holding included a paint ball gun and pellet gun and they also found three knives. he was wheeled into court earlier today where he was formally charged. >> just about 24 hours after saipov's attack, we now have him charged with federal crimes of terrorism. a federal charge of violence and destru

i've been seeing it for the past three weeks. >> reporter: saipov came to the u.s. in march 2012 in a visa he got in a state department lottery. he lived briefly with family and friends in ohio, then got a commercial truck driver's license and moved to tampa, florida, another place authorities searched. authorities say the attack followed the isis playbook, kill as many as possible with the vehicle, get out with guns and knives to keep killing and leave something behind crediting isis. but they found no evidence of contact with terrorists overseas and say he was not on any list of terror suspects. as for kadirov, that man they were looking for, they say he's now being questioned. saipov appeared in manhattan federal court tonight to face the charges in a wheelchair, handcuffed and shackled. he'll have a public defender, lester. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> we're also getting a look tonight at harrowing new video from the attack itself and also learning new details about how it all unfolded. nbc's savannah guthrie joins us now with more on that and the eight vict

and that is what we intend to do sayfullo saipov. i would like to now bring forward a representative from the fbi. >> good evening. in the last 24 hours, those met task force and from new jersey have been -- those from the task force and from new jersey have been working as we dig into the life and motivations of saipov. whilearges this evening, significant, should not be taken as indication that our work is over. employ alltinue to investigative techniques necessary to understand his social network and his motivations. rest assured, we will not stop until every last thing has been covered. i have one update to make you aware of. earlier, as he came in this evening, we were seeking information about an individual. this evening,in we were seeking information about individual. many here received that alert. we are no longer seeking that individual. we are not looking for that individual any longer. i would encourage anybody who saipoves they knew mr. or has information about yesterday to proactively contact law enforcement. fbi.umber i

he said he's open to sending saipov to the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with john miller, the deputy commissioner in counterterrorism for the new york city police department about the investigation into the bike path attacks. >>> and for the fourth time, the cia released a collection of materials during a raid to capture osama bin laden. there is never-before-seen video of bin laden's son as an adult, home videos, and bin laden's 228-page handwritten journal. >>> folks in houston are celebrating after the astros won the first world series in history after ending a 55-year doubt. >> they can do it. the houston astros with world champions. >> the astros beat them. he hit his fifth series home run, tying a record and had eight extra-base hits, the most ever in the world series. he was named series mvp. the dodgers fell short in their first series since 188. back in houston fans took to the streets to celebrate. wearing "houston strong" logos on their jersey, playing for a city still recove

prosecutors have filed terrorism charges against sayfullo saipov.n court in a wheelchair because he was shot by police in the abdomen yesterday. he told investigators that he felt good about what he had done and he said that he chose halloween because he knew it would be busy with people out on the street than as. the fbi have been asking about two other people who had been in connection, certainly in contact with sayfullo saipov. they have also been looking for another suspect who they say they now have hold of. it is not known whether they are questioning him or brought him in because he has been seen in connection with the suspect. right now they say the investigation is not over, despite the charges having been made and they say it will continue to look for any links between sayfullo saipov and the so—called islamic state. what they have found is a number of videos on his mobile phone. at the moment they believe he was radicalised within the us. this standpoint towards what donald trump said earlier, the political message about how he was very m

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he said he's open to sending saipov to the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with john miller, the deputy commissioner of counterterrorism for the new york city police department about the investigation into the bike path attacks. >>> and for the fourth time, the cia released a collection of materials during a raid to capture osama bin laden. the images and computer files were recovering from bin laden's compound in pakistan. there is never-before-seen video of bin laden's son as an adult, home videos, and bin laden's 228-page handwritten journal. >>> folks in houston are celebrating after the astros won the first world series in franchise history, ending a 55-year drought. >> it's a ground ball, right side. the houston astros are world champions! >> the astros beat the dodgers in game seven of the series, 5-1. charlie morton, usually a starter, pitched the final four innings. astros spz center fielder george springer hit his fifth series home run tying the record and had eight extra-base hi

sayfullo saipov was consumed by hate when he drove into people a bike path yesterday.een looking for a second uzbek uzbek uzbek uzbek k question, the attack. >> five men from argentina and a woman from argentina were the victims. >> today many parents are left reliving a nightmare. their children on their way home on halloween became the target of an act of terror. authorities now saying this act was planned in advance and believe the suspect, 29-year-old sayfullo saipov, was inspired by isis propaganda online to rent a home depot truck and purposely barrel down a bike path for three quarters of a mile. >> we have multiple casualties. >> killing at least eight and leaving behind a note. hand written in arabic. seeming to praise the islamic state. >> he appears to have followed almost to a t the sfrukss isis put out in its social media channels. >> investigators say he was interviewed in 2015 by federal counterterrorism agents who were looking io

saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks.the name of isis and along with the other items recovered at the scene was some notes that further indicate tha that. he appears to have followed almost exactly 280 the instructions that isis has put out in its social media channels before with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack. >> sandra: that was nypd deputy commissioner john miller earlier today laying out the disturbing details of terror suspect sayfullo saipov's radical ties. we just got in this new of the suspect taken outside the truck after he plowed into a crowd in lower manhattan killing eight and injuring 11 others. see what police thought was a handgun at the time. here now, rob o'neill, fox news contributor. buck sexton, former intelligence officer. former cia officer. i will start with you first, rob. what sort of feelings to that picture just bring out a new? >> this thing is going exactly the way it should according to the isis handbook. he did what he wanted to do, he rehearsed it, he h

after sayfullo saipov jumped out two fake guns yelling allah akbar.e man shooting him in the abdomen and kept him subdued until he was taken to the hospital. >> response nypd on post near the location who stopped the carnage moments after it began. >> by the way, the police officer who shot that terrorist today. what a hero he is. >> yeah. >> if he had gone on what might have happened? >> nash is known for a very quick thinking cop who has made more than 50 arrest in his career. is he from medford, long island. neighbors who know him say they are grateful and proud of him for risking his own life to save others. back to you. jillian: kelly wright, thank you for that information this morning. definite lay hero. could have been a lot worse. todd: a lot worse. jillian: this happened around 3:05 yesterday afternoon here in no. 8 people dead. 11 injured. that includes children, the vehicle that the suspect was driving actually hit a school bus that had children in it. so there are definitely children who were injured at this point one victim was from belgi

saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks.d this in the name of isis. >> in the rented home depot truck turned into an instrument of terror, authorities found knives along with a note. >> the notes were handwritten in arabic. they had symbols and words, but the jest was that the islamic state would endure forever. >> neighbors say he was seen driving a rented home depot truck for weeks and never appeared to be doing any work. just driving. >> first time i saw it was three weeks ago. he constantly rented the same model truck out. >> the federal charging document says he rented the vehicle to practice making turns. it says he chose halloween because he believed more people would be on the street. he was inspired by isis leader al baghdadi. for all the planning, the attack didn't take long. authorities say he rented the truck at a home depot in new jersey at 2:06 p.m. crossed into manhattan at 2:43. 21 minutes later, he entered into the bicycle path and started his killing spree. four minutes later, dozens of 911 calls flooded in

they see saipov waving what we now know is a paintball gun and pellet gun. one officer, shooting saipov in the abdomen. >> one of those officers, ryan nash, takes action and fires his service weapon, bringing the attack to an end. >> reporter: the suspect now on the ground, detained. in the wake of the attack, crumpled bicycles. some trying to help the injured. the engine from that truck that caused so much destruction still smoking. and inside the truck, officers finding knives, more fake pistols and a note that said isis will endure forever. tonight, nine people are recovering in the hospital. one patient, a double amputee. all four patients with critical injuries are now stable. authorities identifying the eight victims who did not survive. two americans. 32-year-old darren drake from new jersey, his father describing him as the perfect son. >> i'm not even angry. i'm not. i'm not. i'm not angry at all. i'm hurt. >> reporter: and nicholas cleves, a 23-year-old software engineer who had just graduated from college. five friends from argentina visiting new

saipov came to the u.s. from uzbekistan in 2010 but responded to a call from isis over the internet. now facing can federal terrorism charges that could bring the death penalty. >> the complaint filed today charges saipov with two counts. first, material support of a terrorist organization. that being isis and second a federal charge of violence and instruction of of a motor vehicle with willful disregard for the safety of human life that resulted in multiple deaths. >> reporter: now, late yesterday the fbi put out wanted poster for one of saipov's associates the man you see here is believed to be a friend of the attacker. we don't know what his connection is. new york city police say saipov a married mother of three had investigated by the fbi or new york police but added he did have links to people who have been investigated. sunday's new york city marathon will go on as scheduled but with increased security. wisdom and maureen. >> mel, thank you very much. the attack in new york city has reignited the deb

and that is what we intend to do with sayfullo saipov. i'd like to bring to the stand out, the assistant director in charge of the fbi. >> good evening. for the past 24 hours, hundreds of personnel from the joint terrorism task force, both on this side of the river and in new jersey have been working around the clock developing and tracking leads and executing searches as we dig deeper into the life of sayfullo saipov. the charges announced this evening should be taken as no indication our work is over. we will continue to employ all investigative teak neeks to unearth his motivations. we will not stop until every last lead has been covered. i do have one recent update i'd like to make you aware of. earlier we were seeking information about an individual, many of you in this room received that alert. we are no longer seeking that individual. we believed he had information related to yesterday, but we are not looking for that individual any longer. i would encourage anybody who believes they knew mr. saipov or has information about yesterd

sayfullo saipov is still in hospital. the focus for authorities is how did an immigrant who wasn't on their radar commit a terror attack in a country he made his home? the suspectre on and countering extremist ideologies, i was joined try time ago by a former senior official in the state department working on counterterrorism. i started by asking him how challenging is it to spot a potential terrorist under the circumstances. >> i think history shows it is quite difficult, but it becomes even more difficult if a country doesn't have layers of defenses in place to assist with the identification. unlike in the u.k., or you have -- where you have a robust prevent program that reaches down from london into communities across the u.k., here we just rely on law enforcement. we don't have enough investment, enough resources of community members themselves beyond the law-enforcement realm. i think that really hinders us following each of these unfortunate incidents here. too often it is simply the police that are involved. too of

sayfullo saipov is still in hospital.w did an immigrant who wasn't on their radar commit a deadly terror attack in the country he made his home? and for more on the suspect and countering extremist ideologies i am joined now by eric rosand who formerly served as a senor official in the us state department working on counterterrorism. i started by asking him just hide challenging it is to spot a potential terrorist under these circumstances. history shows it is quite difficult, but it becomes even more difficult if a country doesn't have the layers of defences in place to assist with identification. unlike in the uk, where you have a very robust prevent programme which reaches down from london into communities across the uk, here we really just rely on communities across the uk, here we reallyjust rely on law enforcement. we don't have enough investment, enough resources of community members themselves beyond the law enforcement realm. that hinders us following each of these unfortunate incidents. too often, it is simply t

de interÉs que estaban buscando que se trata de--- de 32 aÑos, y que tambiÉn ya fue ubicado, tanto saipovÁn. este segundo tiene 32 aÑos, ambos de uzbekistÁn. la ciudad de nueva york comenzÓ a prepararse para la llegada de los familiares. hay excusa de una de las personas que han sobrevivido de argentina que ya se encuentra en la ciudad de nueva york y que precisamente viene a realizar la tarea mÁs difÍcil que es el reconocimiento de los cadÁveres y el traslado para iniciar este difÍcil proceso de los funerales en argentina. era una tarde ideal para realizar el paseo en bicicleta que habÍan planeado desde que llegaron a nueva york. >> eso, campeÓn! blanca: asÍ lo decía a la cÁmara que llevÓ para registrar el momento. >> paseo en bicicleta muy bueno. blanca: contentos y disfrutando del 30 aniversario de graduaciÓn de la universidad. sin imaginarse que minutos despuÉs, cinco de ellos morirÍan arrollados por una camioneta en un atentado terrorista en una ciudad a la que habÍan venido a disfrutar. >> deportistas, gente de hacer bromas, quien debe hacer cosas juntos, celebrar, buenas notas, bue

reportero: este es el preciso momento donde sayfullo saipov fue detenido por la policÍa.as. se puede ver cÓmo paramÉdicos actÚan con rapidez y preparan una camisa para asistirlo. cuando fue interrogado, pidiÓ que en su habitaciÓn colocaran la bandera del estado islÁmico. carlos batista, vecino del sospechoso, asegura haberlo visto al menos tres semanas antes conduciendo un camiÓn por su vecindario. lo hacÍa para practicar cÓmo doblar. esta maÑana agentes federales tocaban las puertas de varias casas de patterson en busca de pistas de sayfullo saipov. esto se llevÓ a cabo horas despuÉs de que sayfullo saipov fuera instruido de cargos en una corte federal. el terrorista entrÓ en una silla de ruedas con las manos y los tobillos esposados, y compareciÓ ante una jueza. durante los 10 minutos de audiencia, sayfullo saipov se limitÓ a responder con simples sÍ y no. anteriormente, el inmigrante habÍa admitido que se inspirÓ en una propaganda cibernÉtica del grupo terrorista estado islÁmico, isis, y que planeÓ el atentado por un aÑo. y hace dos meses decidiÓ ejecutar el plan con u

sayfullo saipov entered the us on a lottery visa. president trump calls for the programme to be scrapped. what we have right now is a joke. it's a laughing stock, and no wonder that so much of this stuff takes place. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: australia's new asylum location is deemed not fit for use by the un. doing his bit for brexit britain on a trip to singapore, prince charles meets an orchid with a familiar name. live from our studios in singapore and london, you're watching bbc world news. it's newsday. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london, and 9pm in new york, where police say a man who drove into cyclists and pedestrians on tuesday killing eight people had been planning the attack for several weeks and was influenced by so—called islamic state. the suspect, an immigrant from uzbekistan, has appeared in court in a wheelchair, after being shot by police. president trump wants tougher vetting of immigrants to prevent attacks on us soil. our correspondent, nick bryant, has the latest from new york. this

the suspect, 29-year-old sayfullo habibullaevic saipov, and is back national who came here in 2010 on a diversity visa. and 11 others by renting a truck from home depot driving from new jersey, jumping on top of the bicycle path and the pedestrian bike path a lot of people use to exercise to enjoy the beautiful views of the hudson river on the city's west side. he plowed into a number of people driving southbound all the way into trifecta, near the world trade center, here is some sound that ended when he smashed his home depot truck into a school bus and here is some sound from a cell phone. >> are you okay? can you call 911? oh my god! >> reporter: you can hear it in the voices, terrible to listen to. two kids and two adults on that bus were injured after the bus was smashed into and sayfullo habibullaevic saipov jumped out shouting allahu akbar running around with two bb guns, pellet guns, of that sort. the investigation continues, he was injured but he is okay, people learned a lot from him. heather: a lot of information coming out quickly. the first terror truck attack on us soil

sources tell us said saipov said that was an accident. he wanted to continue down the bike path and over the brooklyn bridge. he was arrested after being shot by 28-year-old officer ryan nash just five years on the force. he shot saipov once. >> i understand the importance of yesterday's events and the role we played. i'm grateful for the recognition we have received. >> reporter: nypd deputy commissioner of counterterrorism john miller says they're still investigating whether the radicalization was assisted. >> i think we have developed a level of connectivity between him and others who at various times have been the subject of investigations, but we're still delving backwards to further identify what was that connectivity and did it have some meaning. >> reporter: and saipov is being held tonight without bail. the fbi today interviewed an associate of saipov to see what was information he might be. he is not a suspect. saipov had been on the fbi's radar though there was no indication he was planning on attack. >> we continue with the af

he is not a suspect saipov has .een on the fbi's radar but there was no indication he was planning an attack. thelie: we continue with aftermath of yesterday's terror attack in downtown manhattan. joining me now is fran townsend, the former homeland security visor for george w. bush. update me in terms of where we are and what information we have gained since you and i talked this morning? fran: he has been arraigned on charges now in new york city. he has been talking to the fbi, which was not true this morning. in fact, there are reports that he asked the fbi to hang and an isis flag in his hospital room. he was bragging about the attack. we know, for several weeks, he went on test runs. there was an individual with him right before he tragically mowed down these people, and they are looking for this individual who also called the suspect's cell phone after the attack. and so he is high on the list. the other thing going on right now is, because of his immigration status -- you mentioned that he got in on the visa

saipov was a commercial truck driver and had recently worked for uber. the company says he passed a background check and had been with them for about six months. reporting live in lower back to you. >> federal investigators went to the suspect's old neighborhood in tampa to check out sayfullo's form apartment. while agents wouldn't go into any detail many neighbors say officers went door to door asking if they knew the suspect in yesterday's attack. one woman says she did recognize saipov after his face was plastered everywhere following the attack. >> knowing that you saw a person just move in like a week ago. and then realize that everything is going on is something bad. something scary. >> as you heard meg oliver say authorities are also checking out saipov's apartment in new jersey for any evidence. now this is the seventh attack this year where a truck was used as a deadly weapon. here's a look at the most recent -- three most recent events. in england june 9th a man drove a van into a crowd of muslims were killed and about 100 others hurt when a su

dijo que desconocÍa los planes de saipov. sayfullo saipov deberÁ comparecer el 15 de noviembre.. esto en denver, colorado. las vÍctimas fueron pamela mÁrquez, carlos moreno y vÍctor vÁzquez. se identificÓ al sospechoso, scott astrum, detenido. un padre fue renovar un documento que los agentes de retenciÓn habÍan garantizado y termino deportado en mÉxico. acusan de haberlo engaÑadocon falsas esperanzas. lo detuvieron y lo repartieron de inmediato, sin dar oportunidad de disputar el caso. irma: el dolor de esta madre y esposa mexicana que vive en estados unidos desde hace 16 aÑos, es porque dice que inmigraciÓn engaÑó a su esposo. lo citaron para renovar un permiso que impedÍa su deportaciÓn. en cuestión de tres dÍas,lo deportaron. >> es un dolor muy grande para mÍ y mis tres pequeÑos. el niÑo chico pregunta mucho por Él. [llanto] no sÉ qué decirle. irma: han estado juntos por 17 aÑos. >>nunca nos hemos separado. decidimos venirnos para acÁ para hacer algo mejor para mis tres hijos. los trajimos pequeÑos. irma: llegaron como indocumentados en 2001.een 2011 lo detuvieron por maneja

saipov rented a home depot truck in passaic, new jersey. he crossed the george washington bridge into manhattan and continued on to the west side highway. 20 minutes later he plowed into the bike lane mowing down victims for almost a mile. >> we've got multiple casualties. this is a mass casualty situation here. >> reporter: before crashing into the bus. >> i saw the damage to the car. it kind of flipped up. >> reporter: saipov got out of the truck yelling allahu akbar, brandishing what turned out to be a paintball gun and pellet gun before he was shot in the abdomen by an nypd officer. that officer, 28-year-old ryan nash, hailed a hero. >> i feel we were just doing our job like thousands of officers do every day. >> reporter: inspecting the suspect's truck, investigators found several knives and a note that read, isis lives forever. >> it was never to break our spirit but as an effort to break our spirit, it failed. >> reporter: that spirit on display last night at the city's annual halloween parade and again this morning as a crossing gua

today, federal agents were canvassing the neighborhood in paterson, new jersey, where saipov lived. one of the neighbors took this photo in front of saipov's building, showing a home depot rental truck in the background. the photo was taken october 22nd, the day prosecutors say saipov did a dry run of his attack with a home depot truck. >> same truck, same model. >> reporter: saipov came to the trust uzbekistan in 2010 under what's called the diversity immigrant visa prom. and then, once here, saipov helped some 23 other uzbeks to 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: in fact, at least nine uzbek immigrants have been convicted or are awaiting terror charges in the u.s. tonight, six of the victims of this week's attack remain hospitalized. but others are getting back to their lives. >> oh, my god. oh -- oh, my god. >> reporter: including a 17-year-old boy who was one of the students i

he >> here's what we know about this suspect, sayfullo saipov. he came to the u.s. in 2010 on a diversity visa. he lived in ohio and in 2013 he married his wife. at that time he apparently tried to start a couple of auto businesses. the couple then moved to florida and at one point lived with his family in tampa. authorities say that he recently lived in new jersey and became an uber driver. before yesterday his run-ins with the law mainly involved just simple traffic violations, had never been the subject of any fbi investigation. a live look now.. at a memorial argentina. >>> we're also learning more about the victims of the attack, a live look now at a memorial underway in evening in argentina, people there remembering five of their countrymen killed yesterday on the bike path. the five were friends visiting new york. they were part of a group in town to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their high school reunion. in a photo taken as they set off on the trip, they posed in shirts with the spanish word for free written on them. another victim was a belgian woman w

and this is where sayfullo saipov is under close watch. in surgery last night and has been talking to investigators as they try to question him. so far, it does not appear as though he's said much, but he's reportedly proud of what happened. this morning authorities are putting together a detailed profile of accused terrorist sayfullo saipov. the 29-year-old is married with two children and from uzbekistan and came to the u.s. in 2010 with a green card. right after the deadly attack, witnesses jumped in the truck to shout allah akbar, got is great. they say they found a note in the car saying he did this for isis. he has a valid florida address to list a tampa address for an apartment complex. the woman who moved in here a couple months ago said she had never seen him. both in new jersey and florida, he's also been an uber driver for the last six months. uber says he passed the background check with no problem adding that the company is cooperating with authorities. in all leads, officials suspect saipov may be a lone wolf, a single indivi

that man has alleged in a complaint filed today was sayfullo saipov.oday thanks to the incredible work of the fbi, the nypd, joint terrorism tasks force, and law enforce. in the city and around the country, just about 24 hours after sayfullo saipov attack, we have him charged with federal crimes of terrorism. complaint filed today, charges saipov with two counts, first material support of a terrorist organization, that being isis. second federal charge of violence and destructiontion of the a motor vehicle with willful disregard for safety of human life that resulted in multiple deaths, after speeding through the walkway and bike paths, run everything on and killing people, saipov crashed his truck into a school bus, carrying children. he got out, yelled, allah akbar. means god is great, brandishing two weapons, that turned out to be a paintball gun and a pellet gun. he was the stopped by a brave police officer, ryan nash. who confronted him and shot him in the abdomen. in the short time since this attack, as alleged, we have developed evidence establi

sayfullo saipov is still in hospital. immigrant who wasn't on their radar commit a deadly terror attack in the country he made his home? joining me is our north america editor, jon sopel. we've heard president trump renewing his vow to crack down on immigration. what will be political fallout be? donald trump has set out a radical shift in immigration policy by saying he wants to end the green card lottery, the visa system by which people can apply from anywhere in the world, 50,000 visas are given each year, so hundreds of thousands of people have come to america and made new lives here off the back of that. he has also said that he wants to toughen up the criminal justice system, that he wants to toughen up the criminaljustice system, that it's become a laughing stock and a jug, and he'd be quite happy for nadiya to be sent to guantanamo bay to be questioned, but it is also taken divisive tone, the president greeting this morning that terrorists came into our country through what is called the diversity visa lottery pro

but for the alleged terrorists like saipov they will find justice. they will finds that law enforcement and everyday people in this city are not afraid of their evil. they see through their false hateful rhetoric and are committed to bringing them to justice. that's what we intend to do. i would like to bring in bill sweenly, assistant director in charge of the fbi. >> for th the past 24 hours, the joint task force has been working around the clock, developing and tracking leads as we dig deeper into the leave it and motivations of saipov. the charges announced this evening should be taken as no indication that our work here is over. we'll employ all investigative techniques to fully understand his social network. we'll not tomorrow until every last lead has been covered. i have one recent update i would like to make you aware of earlier we were seeking about an individual. many of you in this room received that alert. we are no longer seeking that individual. we believed he had information related to yesterday, but we are not looking for that indivi