that flag, that photo is so iconic, and there are statues replicating it, one of them down in southern manhattan. gone for this long. >> it's unclear how it ended up in washington state. >>> and right now the beacon lights down in new york city have been lit ahead of the 15th anniversary of 9/11 on sunday. >> a tribute first debuted on march 11, 2002, just six months after the attacks. it's carried on as an annual tradition ever since. >>> coming up, the much anticipated unveiling of the iphone 7. >> hear the one thing everyone is buzzing about this morning about what the phone does not have. you're watching "world news now." >> "world new now" continues >>> apple has finally held the much-anticipated event launching >> but it seems the one thing everyone is talking about this morning is what the new phone doesn't have. >> reporter: expectations were running high as apple announced its new products wednesday, the most anticipated? >> it's the best iphone that we have ever created. >> reporter: apple's iphone 7 and iphone 7 plus. the now water resistant cell phones will come with new dual cameras

from the hospital in new jersey to the southern district of manhattan to face federal terrorism charges. interestingly enough new york was the third or perhaps the last of the three to file charges because if you recall you had union county prosecutors immediately filed the five counts of attempted murder against rahami on the first day after he was apprehended. that was based on the shooting during the shoot out that happened when he was captured. last night you had new jersey and new york filing the two separate charges for federal terrorism charges. we now know new york will be the first to go forward against them. he will be transported into the custody of new york officials to face terrorism charges. we learned in the document articulated by our attorney there. the specific details they have to bring it including 12 fingerprints on the pressure cooker bomb found in manhattan. plus the ideological component.

the photo is so iconic, and there are statues replicating it, one in southern manhattan, >> it's unclear how it ended up in washington state. >>> and right now the beacon lights down in new york city have been lit ahead of the anniversary of 9/11 on sunday. >> the tribute debuted on march 11th, 2002, six months after the attacks. it's carried on as an annual tradition ever since. >>> coming up, the much anticipated unveiling of the iphone 7. >> hear the one thing everyone is about what the phone does not ext1 italics >>> apple is finally held the iphone 7. >> but it seems the one thing everyone is talking about this morning is what the new phone doesn't have. >> reporter: expectations were running high as apple announced the new products wednesday. the most anticipated? >> it's the best iphone that we have ever created. >> reporter: apple's iphone 7 and iphone 7 plus. the now water resistant cell phones will come with new dual cameras, a redesigned forced longer battery life and the most talked about new feature. the elimination of the headphone jack. instead it comes with ear pods that

that flag, that photo is so iconic, and there are statues replicating it, one of them down in southern manhattanzing it's been gone for this long. >> it's unclear how it ended up in washington state. >>> and right now the beacon lights down in new york city have been lit ahead of the 15th anniversary of 9/11 on sunday. >> a tribute first debuted on march 11, 2002, just six months after the attacks. it's carried on as an annual tradition ever since. >>> coming up, the much anticipated unveiling of the iphone 7. >> hear the one thing everyone is buzzing about this morning about what the phone does not have. you're watching "world news now." >> "world n >>> apple is finally held the an >>> apple has finally held the much-anticipated event launching the long-awaited iphone 7. >> but it seems the one thing everyone is talking about this morning is what the new phone doesn't have. >> reporter: expectations were running high as apple announced its new products wednesday, the most anticipated? >> it's the best iphone that we have ever created. >> reporter: apple's iphone 7 and iphone 7 plus. the now wat

essentially a portion of southern midtown manhattan. it was here on saturday night one of the pressure cooker devices exploded, injuring 29 people and causing some damage on the street. it was the second explosion on saturday because as you have said there was an explosion earlier saturday morning on the jersey shore just before a charity marine race was supposed to take place. that race of course was delayed because of the explosion in which nobody was hurt. then fast forward to saturday night after the explosion here on west 23rd street. there was another device found on west 27th street. then sunday evening there were five pipe bombs found in a backpack at the train station in elizabeth, new jersey. how does all of this tie together? well the suspect, mr. rahami, actually lived about a mile from the train station in new jersey and his fingerprints according to sources talking to fox news were found on the bomb's device, the bomb on west 27th street. the question remains whether there were other people involved and mayor bill de blasi

city was huge and at this point, we are talking about just manhattan and not even just manhattan, just the southernpart of manhattan. seventh street and up was pretty lonesome. that was 200,000 more than the nearest biggest city philadelphia. if you had brooklyn which was sen a separate muin cippality but, of course, they made a metropolitan area that was another quarter of a million people. dc at that point was i think 75,000 people. new york, a huge thing sitting up there. the center of banking and commerce. there were more banks in new york city than the entire plantation south. it's the center of merchandising, it's the biggest manufacturing center in the city. we don't think of new york as a factory town but, it was, in fact, a factory town. it had the biggest sea port and the media center. new york's papers like the tribune and the harold were national papers. they went all around the country. people all around the country read them. now, i say it was hugely confused because new yorkers were fighting their own civil war amongst themselves at the same time that the largest civil war was buildi

i just interviewed hank greenberg who is starting his trial in southern manhattan.: this is the heart of the matter. i should be interviewing you. you lived the executive responsibility eight levels below you, you don't know what is going on. you delegate responsibility. the system is going through this at wells fargo. the senator warren point, there is a frustration that some people have not faced some form of multi-. -- some form of penalty. the ongoing debate dampens the executive spirit. david: this gets back to politics. elizabeth warren is a senator. she is not proposing legislation, she is using the bully pulpit. how much is she influencing a president if it happens to be hillary clinton? tom: there is a little bit of that. . think the article is great the next administration should investigate, or is there a fatigue from being 10 years down the road and moving on to other stuff? a look back thing which senator warren loves to do is has it is as you moves on pete we forget we are nine years -- moves on. we forget that we are nine years on. david: it was a lon

live pictures of the statute of liberty off the southern tip of manhattan. we understand according to espn the mets have signed tim tebow to a baseball contract. >> krystal: didn't get it. >> dana: the heisman trophy winner nfl career is over. he's going to report to their instructional league in florida. eventually he might even come here to las vegas. the triple a farm team in las vegas. >> krystal: this man goes out into the desert and comes back $70,000 richer. what did he find? hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. >> dana: masked robbers something you'd expect froa movie. what police say you should be on the lookout for comin

i have the 13 page complaint here from new york, the southern district of manhattan. charges were using weapons of mass destruction, bombing a place of public use, destruction of property by means of fire and explosives. use of destructive device. all of those charges together carry multiple up to life sentences. you take on the other six charges in new jersey, they are talking 'multiple, multiple, multiple piling on of up to lifemultiple, multiple, multiple piling on of life charges. he's never going to see the light of day. if i was the prosecutor i would be talking to him right away, i would use the public safety acceptance, a lot of talk of enemy combatant. you don't need to use that. use the public safety exception. i want to talk to you. there may be other bombs out there, other coconspirators, i'm going to use that exception to say i want the talk to you. you tell me whether or not there's a coconspirator out there, you tell me whether or not there's another bomb out there. now if you ever want to potentially even see the light of day. >> kimberly, this is not

attorney for the manhattan southern district in it regards to tiffy's and whether or not a person benefit is shown for inside information about a stock don't apply in this case. the s.e.c. doesn't believe they apply, and they don't appear to. this is a simple case of a marnl shareholder that had access to a company because he had such a large position, conferring with executives at that company who believed -- this is in the complaint -- that he had a duty to keep this information confidential and not trade upon it. perhaps mistakenly so. allegedly trading upon it, and receiving $4 million in ill-gotten gains. it's a very simple cut and dry insider trading case, it would seem. >> simply allegations at this point, which mr. cooperman tells us that he will vigorously defend. kate kelly with the latest. thanks. >> thank you. >> kate live for us in new york city. also more on this week's bombings in new jersey and new york city. >> the fbi has just released a photograph of the two people that they are looking for. the unknown persons that have been connected to those bombings from this past w

attorney's office in the southern district here in manhattan as well as california telling "the walleet journal" they are indeed investigating wells fargo. that they have issued subpoenas over the sales tactics by employees at wells fargo called sandbagging. where they would open accounts they did not have permission to open on behalf of clients. then move money that belonged to their customers into those accounts without telling them. those accounts would incur fees, sometimes overdraft e wells fargo settled for $185 million with the consumer financial protection bureau. now the u.s. attorney's office in new york and california sending those subpoenas to wells fargo. it is in the early stages but could lead to a criminal inquiry. all along the key issue has to be answered here the bank was firing employees, those are the same employees the ceo blamed for this problem. the bank was firing them starting in 2011. all the way through to now. if the bank knew in 2011 to fire people for doing this, what did the bank do to stop it if anything? and if the bank didn't do anything, why not? l

it was huge and at this point we are talking about just manhattan and not even just manhattan, but the southern half from 42nd street' lonesome and enough space, in 1860 u.s. 800,000 people. that was 200,000 more than the nearest biggest city in philadelphia. if you add brooklyn which was then a separate municipality but of course they made a metropolitan area that was another quarter of a million people so they'd worked all the other cities. at that point to d in dc with 70 people, so it was tiny. new york is a huge thing sitting up there. it's the center of banking and commerce. there were more than the entire plantation south and it's the center of merchandising and the biggest manufacturing center in the city. we don't think of new york as a factory town but it was the biggest factory town in the country and not jus just spend a long time afterwards. it had the busiest seaport and it was the media center. new york's papers like the tribune and the herald were national and people all around the country read them. to say that it was hugely confused because new yorkers were fighting the civil

intention to bring the defendant to federal district court of the southern district of new york which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people district court of new york where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless other gravely endangered by his mom. >> abu muhammad al-adnani made multiple trips to and pakistan. while there he married his wife. investigators say she is cooperating with authorities and coming to the u.s. this week. >>> days after an explosion in a chelsea neighborhood, residents reactions were irked to undaunted. >> my first reaction was that was scary. i am like one mile away. i'm just counting how many blocks away from where i was -- i guess i felt fortunate i wasn't there when it happened. >> i got off and there was and abraham it lincoln impersonator that was drunk and talking to the cops -- abraham lincoln -- and i thought we are going to be okay. >> you go to 23rd and madison and everyone is living their life. i think we have recovered. >> it doesn't surprise you anymore when you hear th a from you. maybe i would feel differently if i was

intention to bring the department to federal district court for the southern district of northern which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless others were gravely endangered by his bombs. >> reporter: prosecutors also found video that shows rahami shedding off what appears to be a pipe bomb in his backyard here in elizabeth, new jersey, earlier this month. investigators say it may have been practiced for saturday's attacks in manhattan and new jersey. rahami, a u.s. citizen, born in afghanistan, made several trips to afghanistan and pakistan in recent years, where he married a woman. she eventually came to the united states but left in june. sources tell cbs news, she was scheduled to return this week and is cooperating with authorities. prosecutors say rahami was also carrying a journal when he was captured that included the message, death to your oppression. craig boswell, kpix 5. >>> make fallout after two police involved shootings this week one in oklahoma, the other in north carolina. reporter don champion is in charlotte, where a night of riotin

we believe they will be filed in manhattan in the southern district of new york. it will be a federal case. at some point he will have an initial appearance if he's able to do so before a judge or by remote control. they can do it in his hospital room. there are a lot of options but now the judicial process will start. >> before we go to a break, pete, the trigger devices, the pressure cooker, are these old school, al qaeda, off-the-internet type of devices? isis-inspired? is there anything technically we can tell? and what about the five people stopped on the verizano bridge. >> they were questioned. i think that's been over for several hours. they were his family. no one was arrested. as far as we know they were cooperative. in terms of the broadly speaking the instructions for the devices have been out there for at least six, seven years. they were originally published by the al qaeda magazine "inspire" but they go back years before. al qaeda didn't invent this but the idea of putting bombs in pressure cookers was published in "inspire" magazine. unfortunately

intention to bring the defendant to federal district court for the southern district of new york, which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless others were gravely >> reporter: prosecutors say they also found video that shows rahami setting off what appears to be a pipe bomb in his backyard here in elizabeth, new jersey, earlier this month. investigators say it may have been practiced for saturday's attacks in manhattan and the jersey shore. the fbi also asked for help wednesday locating two people shown a surveillance video apparently removing an unexploded pressure cooker from a piece of luggage saturday, other bomb detonated. >> we have no reason to believe they are connected. that's why i've said, i can't stress enough, they are witnesses at this time. >> reporter: authorities say the men took the suitcase. investigators want it back for evidence. kenneth craig, cbs news, elizabeth, new jersey. >>> emergency crews hope to the electricity back on today in puerto rico. the eyelid's 3.5 million people were plunged into darkness overnight. a fire yeste

between 6th and 7th avenue, this would again be close to the chelsea area in the southern half if you will of manhattanamiliar with this space. and richard, i can hear some of the sky republicans right now. the number of people around you you are saying are a walking away. are any of them giving you any first person accounts of who may have actually heard this explosion? >> people are talking. i'm not sure how accurate their information is. people did mention a ied, an improvised explosive device in a dumpster. people are on their phones. i saw people in a bar on 23rd street, huddled by the television set. they are actively trying to find out information. let me give you a sense of this neighborhood. chelsea, on a saturday night, is one of the most popular districts in manhattan, one of the most active nightlife areas in this town. 23rd street is the main thoroughfare that cuts through chelsea and west chelsea, the street is full of bars and restaurants and it was very crowded, it's very crowded right now. # they have just set up police tape, the police line do not cross area, between 24th and beyond.

intention to bring the defendant to federal district court for the southern district of new york, which has jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where over 30 innocent people were wounded and countless others were gravely endangered by his bomb. >> prosecutors say they also found video that shows rahami setting off what appears to be a pipe bomb in his backyard here in elizabeth, new jersey's earlier this month. investigators say it may have been practice for saturday's attack in manhattan and the jersey shore. rahami, us sit ben born in afghanistan, made several trips back to afghanistan and pakistan in recent years where he married mena, eventually came to the u.s., but left in june. sources tell cbs news, she was scheduled to return this week, and is cooperating with authority. prosecutors say rahami was also caring adjourn al when he was captured, that included the message: death to your precious. kenneth craig, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> meanwhile group called at heart blank has set up go fund me page to help the two homeless men who came upon a back pack with a bomb at the elizabeth new jersey train station

. >> in the near future it is our to federal district court for the southern district of new york jurisdiction over the manhattan neighborhood where more than 30 innocent people were wounded and countless others were gravely endangered by bombs. >> prosecutors found video of rahami setting off a pipe bomb in his backyard in elizabeth, new jersey earlier this month. >> investigators say it may have been practice for saturday's attacks in manhattan and the jersey shore. the f.b.i. asked for help wednesday locating two people shown on surveillance video apparently removing an unexploded pressure cooker from a piece of luggage saturday a few blocks from where the other bomb detonated. >> we have no reason to believe they are connected. i can't stress enough they are witnesses at this time. authorities say the men took the suit case. investigators want it back for evidence. >> reporter: in linden, new jersey, kenneth craig, cleveland 19. >>> rahami and a girlfriend had school. the exgirlfriend was granted soul custody of the child yesterday. >>> now a cleveland 19 news consumer alert to tell about you. samsung is rep

attorney for the southern district of new york here in manhattan will have him moved as soon as possibleso that they can try to present him in court to face these charges. >> evan, thank you very much. let's get more on all of this. the chairman of the house homeland security committee mike mccaul of texas, is joining us. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> first of all, to the mystery of the two men that the fbi released their images, seeking information, unknown individuals, referring to the explosive device they apparently saw a bag on the street outside what would have been the second bombing. they took the bag but left the bomb, the pressure cooker bomb in a plastic bag there. what do we know about these two individuals. >> i had deputy commissioner john miller testify before my committee. he was asked about these two persons of interest, i guess you could say. i think they were found on 27th street looking at the duffel bag, opening it up. seeing a pressure cooker was inside, dropping that, and then taking the duffel bag with them. i don't, in my judgment, think they were

southern colorado turns into quite the production. >>> 29 people were injured after an explosion in manhattan. 24 have been taken to the hospital. one person has injuries. most of the other injuries are not life-threatening according to the fire department. this was reported at about a duck dirty on w. 23rd st. between sixth avenue and seventh avenue in chelsea. they do not believe this was an act of terrorism. >> reporter: donald trump brought his campaign back to colorado tonight. this is where he promised to end illegal immigration and today has been leading in our state. 9news reporter nick mcgill is in colorado springs with more. >> reporter: a new poll out of emerson college says colorado voters favored donald trump 4% over hillary clinton. throughout this entire rally he hammer down on his original -- usual selling points promising to improve the infrastructure, of those who come to this country illegally. >> he said i will get you the results. don't worry how i get them perky double down on his appeal we -- on his appeal to hispanics once again reiterating, what do you have to respect the biggest reaction came when he ad

we believe the charges will be filed in manhattan, in new york, in the southern district. >> pete williams thank you very much for the late-breaking information. now to morgan radford outside the hospital where rahami was taken after he was apprehended. what new details, if any, do we have about the suspect's condition? >> right now we are at the university hospital in newark. we do know that 28-year-old suspect is inside. the university officials would not give us any further information about the status. as you heard ayman describe the dramatic rescue and also the dramatic shootout. he was brought here alert and awake. that's what we do know. we'll take you back because the evidence the fbi is using to collect at the scene they are using to inform their knowledge of what's happening here. the bomb went off near the new jersey train station. that's as police officers were called to the scene. two men discovered a backpack. they weren't sure if there were valuables. when they looked inside. police came to try to detonate one of the five bombs inside the single backpack. the mayor said it w

diverted to jfk and for people that aren't familiar with the geography of the area, the southern tip of manhattan is near the flight, the landing pattern for jfk and it could have been easy for a hijacker to pretend he was taking the plane to jfk and take off at the last minute. >> i heard one eyewitness say over washington square he saw a plane go over it about a thousand feet and then do what he described as a sharp right turn toward the world trade center and then lost sight of it. >> and one person said he was getting off a path train and saw bodies falling out of the building as he approached it. police told him to get out of the building immediately. he ran outside and watched people jump out of the first building and then there was a second explosion. >> this footage we're seeing right now shows that the damage is so severe. we had seen what seemed to be two fairly self-contained impact craters before and now it appears something more dramg attic has happened -- dramatic has happened to one of the towers. >> these pictures are beyond believe. >> we have a report that the second plane may h

southern california. >>> the engineer behind the control of it train that crashed is out of the hospital. investigators say the train was speeding when approached the station in hoboken just across the hudson river from manhattan. one person was killed when she was hit by debris while standing at the transition more than 100 other people were injured. >>> police are looking for this man who jumped into a backyard police say he had one of those children before taking off on a bike to go if you recognize him, please call phoenix police. >>> i phoenix family gets hit with thousands of dollars in charges for damage to their rental property. they say the damage was not there when they moved out. >>> moveout inspection because disputes later can be devastating. this family says they asked for one but there happens they took lots of pictures. pictures that maybe -- may be their only hope after months of frustration. >> when you get expect help. >> reporter: she says the help she was expecting from her landlord never seem to come. >> not when pipes leaked or when her kitchen they just propped it up with wood. >> you can't get any help. and you don't know what to do. it hurt. >> reporter: the last straw, with the air c

southern new jersey. then saturday night the big blast in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. >> everybody get off the street. let's go! get off the street! bill: there were 29 injured in that blast. it's still an active crime scene as we speak. here is new york mayor's bill deblasio. >> we know a lot more than we did 24 hours ago. it's leaning more in the direction this was a specific act of terror. we need the people's help, anyone who has information about that situation, we need it now. martha: a major development. five people have been taken into city after police pulled over a quote vehicle of interest just minutes from the scene in new jersey. let's go to leland vittert where there is an active investigation under way. >> good morning. the f.b.i. and joint terrorism task force, atf, new jersey state police, all behind me as the fried chicken joint over my shoulder. it's called first american fried chicken. they are focused there and the apartment above there in new jersey. linking that apartment back to ahmad kahn rahami. the f.b.i. put out his picture saying he's wanted to be talked to about t

being in new york city, and manhattan this morning, coming to chappaqua this evening, hopping on a plane, going to northern california tomorrow morning, only to be in southern california just hours later for not one but two events. that gives you a sense of what a lot of the politicians are facing. more importantly, when it comes to this very peculiar and crucial period leading up to this election. >> you were at chappaqua at her residence for some time, did you notice any activity out of the ordinary, if you will, here? >> it was actually really subdued. two orange blockades that are meant to keep people away. i started to go through them because i was trying to meet our camera crew. but it is very quiet. one man there signalling to me i was not allowed to go through there. but we were standing there when she arrived with her motorcade and a pretty small motorcade relative to other events we have seen her in. she had one -- her van in the beginning and two unmarked cars following behind her. and there have been local police traveling through the neighborhood, explained to people where they can park, where they can't park. there are some curious neighbors c

manhattan, people living in man han at that time. you're in our national state park electric tour about jones. these were massive kraekz alpha silts, southern parkway, and come out to the beaches. so popular. 350,000 users in one summer day in 1936 who knew there were that many cars in new york at the time. a couple things we're beginning to see when it comes to design. we're beginning to start to think about not just one overhead arch but two. we're starting to expand the ideas, and here, again, that delightful free-for-all in terms of striping. we'll start to see some notifications here in a minute. i like the call the 1930s the heyday of the american modern parkway. there are a couple things to think about in terms of what constituted the popularity and certain characteristics of the parkway. first of all, i think one of the things that american parkway during this time was, it was a collaboration between engineers, landscape architects and architects. engineers did the. the planting design rkts tthis . they would provide the artistic sensibility. unlike early park systems, they are large. they're actually beginning to think about region

unusual at all to see air liners, very close to the southern tip of machine hat on because laguardia is up in queens at border at the north end of manhattansland, only about, you know, seven or 8 miles away from the world trade center. quite often planes right town either east river or hudson river right by these world trade center. >> now we are saying on the wires, mike a witness has reported seeing a twin engine plane flying right into the world trade center? another conflicting reports, twin engine plane sound more like a small engine but maybe they mean a commercial air liners with two jet engines. this is breaking news as we are's speaking. >> of course, that is what it turns out to be debris at the bottom of the world trade center there. when second plane hit the other tower you knew it was terrorism. so minute we knew that steve keeley drove about a hundred miles an hour up to lower manhattan. i think your first vantage point was over at liberty state park in new jersey, steve. >> reporter: mike, we were driving as fast as possible, way over the speed limit and we were getting passed like we were park by every ambulance, police ca