the there is elizabeth station right there in the background. so lets go to the maps because here's what we know from amtrak. service suspended through that elizabeth, new jersey station because of the police activity. elizabeth is just south of the newark, international airport, and so trains will run either further south or north. amtrak has announced they are running on a modified schedule today, but there is certainly going to be disruptions and delays, expected for the northeast corridor travel. anyone who uses new jersey transit they have suspended trains indefinitely on the northeast corridor because of that police activity the at the elizabeth. what they are doggies cross honoring all of the passes and tickets on path, new jersey transit, and any of the private bus carriers but anyone who uses the new jersey transit, bus system this morning, be ready, for some extra folks, and some crowded conditions and grab that seat because again everyone will be scrambling here this morning, anyone who typically travels to the northeast corridor and

the mayor of elizabeth, new jersey, is addressing the media now. let's listen in. >> no specific address of the raid that happened during the african-american parade. it was sometimes between 3:00 and 4:00 that i was made known that they were looking at elizabeth sources. other than that, no addresses, no names at that time. >> since the curfew was put into effect with the problem working all day long, has there been much contact or any contact? >> well, yeah, because they tried to stay open after 10:00 at night and the neighbors would call the elizabeth police department and the elizabeth police department would have to respond to let them know there's a city ordinance nechkt. that they have to close at 10:00. at which time when the police came, they would close. i haven't checked the records, but it was an ongoing problem throughout the years when they thought they would do more business. that was part of their lawsuit against the city, that it was based on their beliefs. but i attended the neighborhood meetings here and also talked with the neig

the backpack was found by two men, just 300 feet from the front door of a pub in elizabeth. when the men saw wires and pipes, they immediately went to police headquarters. right now surveillance tape is being reviewed here near rahami's home, as well as over at the train station. we can also tell you that for a few hours, new jersey transit service and even some of the service of the amtrak's northeast corridor have been suspended, but everything is back in operation at this time. we're going to be here and monitor the situation in elizabeth and have the very latest for you in about 30 minutes. live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> monique, thanks for the update. now, the first explosive discovered happened along the jersey shore, an event benefiting military members may have been the target. nbc 10's christian kcazares is live. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with the new jersey state police and they are assisting in this investigation which we now know is headed by the fbi. take a look at the site here behind me. this is basically where the trash can was loca

he says he knew the man and his family from the chicken restaurant they owned in elizabeth. the home above the business is where the fbi carried out overnight raids. >> he was a cool kid, everybody liked him. the father, everybody thought he was spoiled, dad gave him everything. >> reporter: rahami took cover on the porch of a bar to get shelter from the rain. it's not clear if he's tied to bombs discovered and accidentally detonated by a police robot at the new jersey transit station also not far from his home. >> being scared like that, i don't like it. >> reporter: as police continue to piece together this multistate investigation, you might imagine it has been anything but a normal september monday here for people who live and work here. guys, no word had this road on elizabeth avenue will reopen. one mother in fact tells me that she is certainly that rahami had no accomplices, she plans to drive her little boy to school. he goes to school right across the street. live in linden, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> and before the suspect was found in linden, investigators w

the suspension is in both directions because of that police activity in elizabeth, which is about an hour north of where we are. now, the latest information that we have as of a couple of hours ago, new jersey bound amtrak trains are being held at new york penn station and new york bound amtrak trains are being held here in trenton. people reported being stuck on amtrak and new jersey transit trains for several hours last night. some trains even reversed course along the tracks to drop or passengers at other stations. now, amtrak said some 2,400 passengers had been affected and that trains were being brought in to other stations for people to take other forms of transportation. since those explosives were found in a trash can near the elizabeth train station, this happened around 8:30 last night, fears and concern are certainly high and here is the mayor of elizabeth, talking about the backpack that was found. >> there were multiple devices inside that backpack. one of those devices was being cut in order to disarm it. as you all heard the explosion occurred. the other devices, i don'

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in the control room, mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: a board of directors university student has died after being hit by a commuter rail train. fox 25's anchor vanessa welch is here. >> vanessa: tough news for students today. yesterday was the first day of class. boston university confirms a 17-year-old student was hit and killed by a commuter train in boston. transit police say the teen's body was found on the worcester-framingham line just after midnight, near the yawkey way stop under the mas foul play is not expected, but he appears to have been crossing the tracks when he was hit. he did die at the scene. this is video from overnight. the student's name is not being released until his family has been notified. we understand he was an international student from china. the commuter train was delayed three hours, as a result, keep a few dozen passengers stranded on the train. after about three hours, buses did take passengers to other trains. police say it's sometimes necessary to keep possible witnesses at the scene to make sure the investigation is saying its throughout and prayers

he's been talking about what's been going on in elizabeth, new jersey, the train service in elizabethrsey has been suspended since about 9:30 this evening. there were suspicious packages found. as the mayor mentioned, two men picked up a backpack that they had seen in a garbage bin and had walked with it, decided it was a little suspicious and called in the authorities and as the mayor said, the fbi is there, state police are handling the scene. we had seen earlier that a lot of police presence is there. again the train service has been stopped come in and out of newark and elizabeth. that effects the northeast corridor line, new jersey transit. and no word yet as to whether the trains will be up and running again in the morning. right now they're on the scene trying to dismantle the bombs, potential bombs. we believe from what he had said earlier that they might be described as pipe bombs. we do not know how many there were found. we had heard him say that there was a backpack and possibly another suspicious pipe bomb with possible wires and then earlier there was this explosion that

the race against sun down to bring everyone down safely. >> elizabeth: brace for impact. the speeding s.u.v. comes crashing through a door with a worker standing right in its path. next at 4:00 p.m., how that fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. ? ? >> vanessa: a. >> elizabeth: a new jersey appeals court has thrown out the conviction of a former rutgers university student whose roommate killed himself after being captured on a web cam kissing another man. intimidation counts out against doris rave. the death of tyler clemente started a nationwide discussion of treatment of gay men. this s.u.v. smashes into that convenience store, taking out the counter and pinning the clerk underneath a pile of rubble. here's a crash from outside.

, through the elizabeth station that's something that will affect a lot of people this morning, especially heading up towards new york. amtrak acela express suspended. they are cross-honoring tickets with new jersey transit as well. with cross-honoring the tickets, expect major delays getting to your destination, if your destination especially is headed up to north jersey or new york. >>> let's talk more about that, jessica. we are following the news out of new jersey this morning where nj transit service has been shut down. >> matt delucia is live at the trenton transit station this morning. the devices found in a backpack in elizabeth appear to be pipe bombs, right? >> that is right, pam and tracy. we are about one hour south of elizabeth. this is having a ripple effect on the transit system throughout the northeast corridor. 750,000 people take the northeast corridor every day. you can imagine this will have a big impact as we get into the morning rush. as we take a look out here at the trenton transit center, th

we learned that five people in the vehicle were from elizabeth, new jersey. all of this comes amid heightened security triggered by two bomb blasts days before they were scheduled to arrive in manhattan for the un general assembly. president obama will be among the vips and dignitaries. the city will be teaming with extra police officers and an additional 1,000 state troopers and members of the national guard will be watching and bringing you additional information as it becomes available. andrew kru onl cuomo said there link or evidence to say it was international terrorism. we will bring you more details as we find available to us. we take you back now to a special report already in progress. >> the technology was not where it was at. in that crime scene, they found this dinky thing with the serial number on it and traced it back to a place in germany and solved that case. >> since no arrests have been made, new york's leaders are taking no chances. >> we will be deploying close to an additional 1,000 new york state police and national guard people to police

this happened at the elizabeth train station, that's up in union county northeast corridor. around 8:30 sunday night, two men going to a trash container found back pack with five devices. the union county bomb squad was sent in. the mayor of liz death describes what happens next. >> the robots that were going in to disarm it cut a wire and it exploded. i don't know the technological aspect of that. i know there are other devices. i don't know what they're made up of. but they'll have to be removed. and all of the fragments from the other pieces are going to have to be tried to pick up. so the fbi can investigate this. >> there was no immediate report of injuries or damage from that blast. the mayor warned that other explosions were expected as the bomb squad continued to work. new jersey transit service was suspended between newark-liberty airport and elizabeth, also new jersey bound amtrak trains were being held at new york penn station. >> meanwhile, new development this morning in new york new york. the fbi is questioning five people in connection with the explosion that r

seeing the elizabeth, new jersey, bomb detonation. back to that in a moment. what you're talk be about is what's on our screen nap dumpster, the path of least resistance was upward. because outward -- was the bomber an idiot or think he would get better damage? >> look, this whole scenario, all weekend, has been a lot of unusual events by this individual, if he is the bomber. and i say that by meaning this -- his actions make no sense in what we have known in the past from the seaside event to the chelsea, to the four blocks away, to dumping apparently bombs in elizabeth, new jersey. the guy either -- is on the run, chickened out, but his whole tactic and placement of devices. placing it in or near that dumpster mitigated a lot of the effects of that bomb. there would have been tremendous amount of damage. especially were the fact we've got shrapnel, bbs, ball bearings, in the pressure cookers. and the pressure cookers are significant in the fact that they are designed to hold as much pressure as long as they can, which basically gives you a bigger bang for you

the background. that was elizabeth. we will talk about that in a second. we will begin with this accident on the schuylkill, eastbound on the schuylkill, right here near university avenue. otherwise it will be a messy monday with some rain on the way, sueby has thunder boomers already moving through our area services suspended on amtrak's northeast corridor. here's the situation. all trains through that elizabeth new jersey station are a no go with that police activity. elizabeth is just south of the newark, airport and big newark international train station here. so, with that choke point there, there are trains, south of newark, there are trains north of up to new york and boston no trains are moving through elizabeth at least for the beginning of our morning rush hour. amtrak doesn't have anything as far as services suspended on their web site. as far as new jersey transit, services suspended on the entire northeast corridor they are at least saying until further notice and they will go one step further which means that it will be suspended through the r

you don't know what this does for someone in the family. >> elizabeth: absolutely. you can see how overcome she was by it. beautiful. >> blair: a big night for the tv shows last night. >> elizabeth: oh yes. >> blair: emmies handed out and in little political. >> who is to blame for donald trump? that guy. mark burnett. blair miller: next, one of the big surprises in the record set of the star studded ceremony. now here's vanessa welch with what we're working on fox 25 at 5:00. vanessa. >> vanessa: blair on top of breaking news, law enforcement officials say a suspect in terrorist attacks in new york and new jersey will be charged with five counts of attempted murder. and the suspect is now in custody. coming up at 5:00, we're live in new jersey, learning more plus. >> the driver who crashed into this newton restaurant killing two people and seriously injuring 7 others was in court >>> now at 5:00 tense moments after bombings this evening. >> when i came out, i heard pop, pop, pop. >> authorities have the bombing suspect they're looking for. fox 25 is live at the scen

amtrak running on a modified schedule because of the police activity in elizabeth, new jersey. let's go to a picture tweeted out and shared with us from one of the viewers down at 30th street station. the amtrak train board there. this was taken obviously at 6:13 where a lot of the trains going south are cancelled, or with huge delays, and that is mainly because of the shut down since early this morning those physical trains aren't here in philadelphia they would typically come down from new york. so even though, amtrak is rolling on a modified schedule expect delays and confusion here, on the northeast kardon. this is 202 at 29. so it will be ayuk i, monday morning rush hours. >> we're looking for answers at six will 32 on this monday. four major incident shaking the country as officials investigate act of terror. first in seaside park on saturday morning. then new york city saturday night. minnesota, stabbing, at a mall. now in elizabeth new jersey where air package was blown up. >> that is where jenny joyce is standing by live. >> we are still trying to figure out details on

can't wait to watch that by the way, elizabeth. rain to the south that's pushing northward toward us, rotating around the same system, the same spin that's been a bother all week long. now what we need for this to do is move somewhere, and make our weather improve a little bit. unjam the atmosphere, that's coming. there are some rainshowers coming in new york city right now, expecting a couple showers around the park and the bronx this evening. 63 degrees at gametime. have used that to knock down the grand slam last night, but they'll play the game. it's not going to be a heavy rain. look at that. in case you missed it today, you're still inside working, by the time you get out, it's going to go down. the sun was out at times. there's a lot of clouds, off looking toward the back bay in our beacon hill camera. 57 degrees. dew point is dry. winds from the northeast. the dry air, lower dewpoints moved into allow sunny breaks. didn't get much of that on the 61 in fitchburg. nashua, 63. you had more sun out that way. worcester tonight dr

the port of elizabeth and newark. it has tremendous chemical coastal issues which is why the fbi has determined that this region is the most dangerous two mimes in america. it is, has a major hospital. major universities, all in this community, and so the mutual aid and responsibility that the elizabeth fire department has taken on is incredibly important. so in the midst of the latest news, this is a reminder to all of us as we advocate in washington, senator booker, congressman cirrus and i, add crow kating for hyden tid heighs for both police, the cops grants and the fire safety grants to be able to have our communities be prepared for any eventuality, and in this new world that we live in, since september 11th, any eventuality is potential to happen at any given time. >>> democratic senator robert menendez of new jersey. we'll continue to mondayer this news conference in biz length, new jerslength, -- elizabeth, new jersey. answering questions about the terrorist incidents. we'll get back to that but i start with t

>> blair: but i've had pumpkin french fries. >> elizabeth: 'tis the season. you have to use a psl fan app to get one. we'll sign them up. >> blair: we're going to try one this year. >> elizabeth: a warning for people doing a little labor day barbecuing. next and new at 4:00 p.m., the concerns some surgeons have about barbecue brushes and the man who needed a serious operation after he used one. now here's mark ockerbloom with what here working on for fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m. >> mark: we continue to track breaking news out of arlington where a woman is under arrest, accused of endangering a child. with a 3-year-old boy on a road there. we'll have a live update for you in just a few minutes. >> the reporter: a community coping after an 11-year-old was accidentally shot in the face while playing with a gun. norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicare. norman: what do you mean? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into a voucher program that'll cost families big time. no

rahami's father sued the city of elizabeth when the city fined him for staying open past 10:00. elizabeth's mayor was asked about the lawsuit today. >> the lawsuit and the enforcement measures had nothing to do with beliefs, religion, or anything else. >> reporter: police believe the 28-year-old is captured by surveillance cameras in new york saturday, showing what he did. they aren't ready to say why. >> we have no knowledge. but the investigation continues. >> reporter: right now rahami is in a hospital under 24-hour guard. once he is medically cleared, the fbi will immediately start to question him to compare his answers to the forensic evidence that they continue to collect. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> we've also learned rahami attended middlesex community college in edison for two years, from 2010 to 2012. he majored in criminal justice but did not graduate. fbi agents found bomb making materials inside the suspect's family home in elizabeth. >> that happened overnight, not long after a bomb went off as authorities tempted to disarm it near the

hur starts with the dramatic arrest. elizabeth the manhunt for this : suspect, ending in a shootout, injuring 28-year-old ahmad khan rahami and two police officers. >> one of the officers was sitting in his vehicle when he was shot at and i am told the round went through the windshield and glanced off his forehead. elizabeth: the takedown, following a 911 call from a new jersey bar owner, who told police there was a man sleeping in the hallway of his business. >> when the police officer arrived to wake the individual, he had his vest and was hit but that saved him. elizabeth: investigators now revealing, they identified rahami as their suspect using a cell phone, found attached to a pressure cooker, undetonated on 27th street in manhattan. >> right now we are not actively seeking anyone. i have no indication that there is someone operating in the city. elizabeth: one of four bombs discovered in new york and new jersey over the weekend, the latest in elizabeth, nj not far from where rahami lived. it is very important, if people see

police are still looking for the people responsible. we're live in elizabethto you in the studio. >> thanks so much liz. we appreciate it. we'll be right back. what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. >>> it is two minutes until the top of the hour. the fbi on another scene of a bomb explosion. this time at a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. a backpack stuffed with five bombs found in a trash can. one bomb exploding as the police robot examines it. it's unclear if it's connected to the explosion in new york city on saturday night. five people with links to that blast are now in custody. >>> security stepped up across new york city today as world leaders, including president obama converge on the city. the united nations is hosting the general assembly. as a precaution, new york governor andrew cuomo is ordering an extra 1,000 officers and

ivan white and lee parker found the bag near the elizabeth train station. federal investigators say the bag was left by ahmad rahami -- now facing charges for allegedly planting bombs in new jersey and new york. authorities were able to disable the pipe bomb found -- without an an online fundraising campaign was started after news spread about the men's actions. more than 30-thousand dollars has been raised for the two. the money will be split three ways...a third each to white and parker...and then another third to the elizabeth coalition for the homeless. in other good news -- lee now has a place to stay....and will be getting a job. a u-p-s driver in phoenix forms a special bond with one of his customers... every day for the last eight years michael day starts his day with a phone call from a 14-year-old old boy package for him. and if day does have something to deliver...he'll sometimes stay a little longer at the family's house and share a meal. and if there isn't a package ...the u-p-s driver still makes an effort to swing by. day says: "i just try to

hur is in new jersey with the latest. elizabeth: beneath the powerful ways and the surging surf, of post tropical cyclonethe work hermine. growing up the eastern seaboard with winds gusting up to 70 miles power, the many beaches throughout labor day weekend. >> we are not expecting huge crowds on the beach. elizabeth: out in the atlantic, rough waters even rocking passengers aboard the role of death royal caribbean's anthem of the seas bound for bermuda. >> dishes going all over the place. elizabeth: down south, clean up battling rising waters where hermine made landfall as hurricane friday. >> we have an ocean on our front porch. elizabeth: flooding neighborhood of neighborhood from florida to virginia. thousands spent the weekend in florida without power, and officials warn the danger there isn't over yet. >> there is a lot of water that still has to move througho elizabeth: officials here in atlantic city will continue to monitor what you see right there, those ways. the officers out patrolling the area told me that as long as t

we saw the cheerleaders are in midseason form. >> no, sir, ock and elizabeth. high school game bay for fox 25, visiting the undefeated silver lake lakers o have two identical twin brothers, the snell brothers they have to take on, it is a family affair here in kingston. talk about each other, talk about your brother as a football player. >> he's probably the smartest football play i ever played with. on defense, he knows what everyone needs to do. >> how about your brother. >> probably the hardest working player on this team. he's worked hard for all four years, started his sophomore he just pushes everybody else and pushes himself, and that's why he's pretty good. >> if i wasn't the quarterback, i wouldn't be able to tell them apart. they're great kids, great students, they're graterol models, both captains, so for me to have two kid like that as seniors has really made my job a lot easier. >> what's the best prank you guys have played on people as hide calle twins, anything -- identical twins, anything good? >> we don't do pranks very >> the reporter: how abou

and that the city of elizabeth is on alert. d out that they did a secondary search of the surrounding area to make sure that there were no other additional devices. and he said that that sweep turned out negative. and that it has been fulfilled. that there was nothing else suspicious other than this backpack with multiple device, up to five device, george. >> rachel, we know you and your team have been moving quickly to get this information and to get to it air with us. we appreciate that. we also want to ask before we leave you here, we want to make it very clear to our viewers, that this situation here, there is no connection to the situation in new york, correct? >> no, there is absolutely no connection between this incident here in elizabeth and the incident that we saw yesterday in new york city. it is far too early in this investigation to begin to speculate about that. right now we are just dealing with the situation here in elizabeth. and once again, far too early in this investigation to speculate of any connections. ge

now, that's possible, the first clear bottom kayaks are debuting this season on the elizabeth river. the parks officials say the idea is to give people a new perspective on the health and a sarah sumoski urban park ranger "when you're sitting in them you can actually see through the kayak to the water that youre paddling on and for us thats a really great thing because we are working to restore the elizabeth river and the health of the elizabeth river so the whole idea is that as youre paddling youll be able to see the river come back to life right below your feet on the water." a nature park in portsmouth, virginia just got the kayaks to give tours. the guided tours along the 11 acre wetlands give you about two hours to soak in coming up on fox 6 news at four-- the new initiative, making it possible to start a small business in milwaukee...in as little as a day. plus -- when planning for a wedding, it's important to cover everything. but some things, you can't predict. why one bride was left stranded on the side of the road with half for months, a bride planned her new hampshire wedd

emily: among the became increasingly secretive about his family. elizabeth her reports his father is telling abc's chief investigative correspondent ryan ross that the family had no idea what rahami was planning. elizabeth: the father of a ahmad rahami says he is certain his surveillance pictures sought as witnesses. >> everything by himself. he order online -- elizabeth: mohammed rahami explains his son had become secretive months before he allegedly planted bombs in new york and new jersey. even changing the locks on his bedroom door in the family apartment. >> noted to go in. he -- elizabeth: the father says no one in the family saw this coming. >> did anybody see th him building a bomb? something suspicious? >> i guarantee. nobody. elizabeth: federal agents tell abc news they are examining some of this social media posts shared by the suspects older sister whom he visited in pakistan. >> you ever talk to her about that. elizabeth: the father says he did recognize one of the fbi agents at the scene when his son was shot and captured last week saying the s

the mayor of elizabeth new jersey gave an update shortly after the explosion. >> the robots that were going into disarm it, cut a wire and it exploded. i don't know the aspect of that, i know there are other devices, i don't know what they are made up of, but they have to be removed. and the frats from the other -- fragments from the other piece has to be picked up. >> amtrak sent out a tweet saying once it is safe they will be changing the trains, the ones that are delayed. they want to make sure everybody is as i safe. there are bomb squads from union county and new jersey state police working on the situation in elizabeth new jersey right now. there are delays there is a police presence, there are two dogs that are around here, things are safe, amtrak there's a number of delays, check that out before you head out. reporting live from 30th street station, annie mccormick, back to you. >> this happens after two weekend bombings one in new york and one in new jersey. both bear similarities they stopped short of saying they are connected. katherine scott is live with more in the satell

they didn't want the firefighters inside there, until we knew what was going on. >> elizabeth: we're told the explosions were caused by carbon dioxide cartridges for a pellet gun. >> a local town official is dead after a tractor-trailer hit and kill her. so far, the driver of the truck has not been charged. fox 25's michael henrick reports from main street in milford, where there is a growing memorial. >> she was a giving person, she had ar heart of gold. >> milford is mourning the loss lovingly shown as sarge, seen in this picture as her friend's maid of honor, some 35 years ago. >> she would help you no matter what happened. even the rough, tough exterior that she had. >> the reporter: police say a tractor-trailer dump truck hit and killed clement yesterday afternoon after she left her bank on milford's main street and walked to her car. the truck did not stop, so police released surveillance video of that truck. and the driver turned himself in ours later. >> and this morning, flowers, a candle, a balloon, form a growing memorial to this beloved member of the community. clement ser

so the investigation is, proceeding. city of elizabeth concentrated on making the area safe, early morning and now we are working on following up the leads. >> reporter: at this point we do not know the exact connection between the vehicles stops and this house, we don't know if anybody was home at the time of this raid. >> we know that the search warrant is being executed, we know they are going through the material, we don't know if there is any arrest made at that location, right now, and if there are any, i'll gladly update you mayor, you said they are looking for surveillance footage. they are looking at it to see if it that can provide any leads. we have been showing the explosion footage and you said if there were people around, if all five bombs went off, it could have been horrible thing. >> it could have been severe and if there were people in the area sunday night here, and, it is extremely low on a friday and saturday night though, it is people that were going to the includes or pubs, willie's lays where garbage can was outsid

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the city's mayor does not think elizabeth was the target. something like this, you have to wonder the thoughtfulness of humanity and their perspective on the human life, which is in their minds a real negative. and as we spend all day trying to make it better, they spend all day trying to make it worse. >> jennifer: that explosion comes after a bomb injured 29 people in new york city on saturday and another device went off in new jersey at a charity run. right now the f.b.i. is questioning five people after a traffic stop last night. in the newsroom, jennifer >> sarah: bill belichick is digging deep into his playbook. the patriots are facing a bit of a quarterback crisis this morning. it's next man up for the pats after jimmy garoppolo went down with a shoulder injury yesterday. the question now: who is next? let's go back out live to 7's john cuoco at gillette stadium. >> john: sarah, it's safe to say the rumor mill is already churning out the names the pats could pick up with jimmy garoppolo going down and tom according to "usa today," som

the five men from elizabeth. is it related? not suspects, they were taken in for questioning to see if they were connected to the explosions in new york, what happened in new jersey. this is the third incident happening in the elizabeth, new jersey, area which all five of those guys are from that area. >> of course, the similarities, seen the new jersey prior to the one with the robot blew up where all the bombs were fitted to bow up with flip phones. they're looking at that as a key similarity. democratic senator chris coons has been here. president obama nominated him to be the democratic representative to the u.n. general assembly. got a series of big meetings. thanks, senator, for stopping by here first. >> appreciate it. >> i'm sure you didn't expect to talk about this, this morning. what is your reaction that you're able to tell us? >> i'm so grateful for the men and women in law enforcement. for the talented and capable folks at the fbi now following up on the lead you were just describing. the men and women of nypd all

the city of elizabeth is open for business and the schools are open. it's extremely important that people go about their normal day today. >> what do you know about the raids that are going on right now? there seems to be a lot of quick activity, coordinated efforts between state and federal. >> the response by the elizabeth police department and union county and as well as the fbi and the state police has been second to none. currently, we are on linden avenue and elmore avenue. the fbi is executing a search warrant and they'll be there for the next few hours going through this location to find any evidence possible whether it's in relation to this incident or the chelsea incident. we're confident that the fbi and the city of elizabeth and the state police will execute that search warrant to the best of their ability. >> what does it mean to you that investigators are reporting to us that they believe this may be part of a terror cell's activity that is located somewhere in new jersey. they believe maybe in elizabeth. >> well, no mayor wants to wake u

by the grace of god, nobody was seriously injured or killed, but he wa someone. >> reporter: in elizabeth, the next town over, rahami's father owned this restaurant called first american chicken. the family lived upstairs. mayor chris bollwage told us the business' patrons caused trouble after hours. >> it was open 24 hours causing problems in the neighborhood through noise and code enforcement problems. >> reporter: so they weren't a good neighbor? >> they weren't a good neighbor to the people here. >> reporter: the city passed an ordinance ordering the restaurant to close at 10:00 and filed a lawsuit against the mayor and 20 police officers, saying they were being targeted because they were muslim. today neighbors were in shock. >> they're very friendly. you would never suspect anything like this. >> reporter: so while it's no secret that ahmad khan rahami had a troubled relationship with the city of elizabeth, scott, it does not explain a motive for his alleged attacks on manhattan or seaside park, new jersey. >> pelley: michelle m michelle, thank you. well, one of those first new jers

this is near the train station in elizabeth, north jersey. ain station an explosive device, actually several devices were found last night. one of them detonated by the bomb squad. agents are conducting their third investigation related to bombings or devices discovered in north jersey and new york city since saturday. >> check out the schedule if you want to take the new jersey transit or septa. there are cancellations and delays. we just heard from a septa spokesperson. they tell us they are reacting accordingly with police staffing but would not release specific information about the safety plan. >>> stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the explosive devices investigation on air and online. tap the nbc 10 app for updates and logon to nbc10.com. >>>ç democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will target millennial voters at temple university at noon. you might remember clinton spoke at temple the day after the dnc. >>> meanwhile, donald trump won a union endorsement in philadelphia. the city's fraternal order of police announ

listen to the mayor of elizabeth, new jersey. >> the backpack was found in a garbage can outside of a neighborhood pub. that neighborhood pub does have a security camera and there are agents and elizabeth police reviewing that security camera footage for that evening as we speak. >> now, it's interesting to note that this pub doesn't have much activity on sundays. every day of the week the mayor tells us except sundays, they're very busy. but not on that particular day. the device has been put in a container. it is still local, but transported to the fbi. quantico, virginia, that is their forensics lab and where they do all their forensics work. interesting thing to note the mayor tells us there is trash pickup from that trash can every day but sunday and that there was trash pickup on saturday. we don't know when, but that timeline will probably be extremely important to authorities of when the trash pickup was on sunday and then, of course, they discovered that backpack last night at 9:30. chris, alyison. >> important detail, jean, thank you, goes to two things. their timeline and t

in new jersey over night another bomb, placed in a trash can at the elizabeth train station.it exploded as a bomb robot tried to disarm it. a manhunt underway to try to find the bomber. today, an increased security presence is visible across new york city. an additional one thousand state troopers and national guard soldiers descending on manhatta joining with the nypda visible show of force after a bomb exploded saturdayit left 29 injure and countless others rattled. (john) "i rushed out there within seconds of the bomb my ears were still ringing and i noticed screaming exploded in the city's chelsea neighborhoodmany of the injured were hit with shrapnelall have been released from the hospital.the blast turned the heavy dumpster it was placed near, into a mangled pile of metal and blew it more than 100 feet away.(gov. andrew cuomo/ (d) new york:40-:44)"when you see the amount of damage uh it we, we really were very lucky that there were no fatalities at the time."it might have been part of a coordinated attack: just four blocks away, police discovered a pressure cooker with wire and a

he spotted a bag of explosive devices outside the elizabeth train station before they went off. >>> nowan nbc 10 exclusivep this this is video showing a pickup truck weaving in and out of traffic along the roosevelt boulevard extension. >> another driver who tried to merge into traffic tells nbc 10 the man behind the wheel of the truck is a police officer and pulled out a gun. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at philadelphia police headquarters with more on this story. matt? >> the driver tells us he's shocked by what he witnessed yesterday afternoon, even more shocked by who he says was behind wheel. take a look at that video once again. an nbc 10 camera was there and caught the tail end of the incidentç. this was on the roosevelt boulevard just past the merge from city avenue. a pickup truck cut off a man's car and says that the truck kept weaving in and out of lanes. there was a bit of traffic at the time. most drivers eventually shared a verbal exchange and khalil says the pickup driver was wearing a blue police uniform. he had tattoos on his left arm and khalil says the man pulled ou

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she's program director at the institute that studies alcoholism. elizabeth asks her how the heavy use of alcohol actually alters the chemistry in your cells and the structure of your brian. >> heavy drinking over time hijacks certain processes in the brain. the physiology of the brain. so that it begins to crave alcohol just to feel normal. >> just to feel normal. >> you're no longer drinking for the enjoyment of it. just to feel okay. >> reporter: if you check our website you'll find a link to the 11 questions that help you gauge if you have a problem with alcohol. only half the risk comes from any family history. >> i wrestle with, was i born an alcoholic, did i become an alcoholic, when did i become an alcoholic? what's an alcoholic versus a problem drinker? >> i can answer all those. one, you are one. >> reporter: and something else tonight, that growing body of evidence about the link between alcoholism and anxiety, especially among women. it is causing experts to broaden their approach to treatment and recovery. >> how many here also have anxiety? >> v

the suspect. we are in linden, new jersey right nearby next to elizabeth. this is about 20 minutes from new york city at least on a train. take us through what happened. a bar owner in linden, i guess he hears the alert and sees the suspect in his doorway? is that what played out? >> reporter: more or less. police told us here that it began with a call from the bar owner as he was approaching. he saw an individual sleeping in his doorway. that individual called police and the first police officer arrived at the scene around 10:30 a.m. local time and identified the individual as ahmed khan rahami, he recognized him from the bulletins that that was the man they were looking for. he told him to remove his hands from his jacket and according to police he pulled out a hand gun and shot at the police officer and wounded him. that police officer managed to get a call out that shots were fired to local police officers in the area. that triggered a wave of police officers and pursued him during that gun fight. i'm not sure how long it lasted and according to one eyew

hur has the story. elizabeth: for nearly three decades, family and friends held on to hope, praying for a it's incredibly to know his last days, elizabeth: but now with the suspect confessing in court 40's hope their loved ones find some peace. >> we know the truth. he is no longer a person of interest, he is the conference murder. >> last from the streets. elizabeth: he was kidnapped in 1989 but the case went cold until last week stop one man who had been questioned in connection to several cases is now one jail on child pornography charges and agreed to a plea deal, leading investigators to his remains. in court he admitted he sexually abused him and then shot him twice, then burying his remains tracks. >> the incredible confessions should have us all angered and we will all ask why -- there is no good answer. elizabeth: as part of the deal he pleaded guilty to a federal child pornography charge and can now be sentenced to 20 years in prison stop ben: former college swimmer brock turner, whose rape sentence set