it will happen in new york city because this is new york city. one man and one rental truck from home depot is not going to change our lives. an extraordinary statement on behalf of the new york city police department, so very proud and brimming with pride over what just happened there. is it one of those matters where you are like, i want to avoid it? for some people, may be. i would bet you to the end of my life that by the tens of thousands they will come in defiance of this matter. will it be the kind of revelry we are used to? i am confident we will not, not with eight new yorkers i presume, most of them new yorkers, dead in the streets of our fine city and so many injured. no question that life goes on. rick leventhal, a reporter that this was believed to be an act of terror. we were hoping someone had made a wrong turn, as we always do. it happened in times square not long ago when a very drunk man made a wrong turn and caused havoc and panic in the largest tourist district in the largest city in the world. it turns out it wasn't a terrori

the president weighing in on the new york city terror attacks that happened in new york city. he did yell allahu akbar when he was and preended. reporter: the president tweeted about ways happening in new york city. this is the full quote. in new york city it looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. not in the usa! the president tweeting saying it looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person. law enforcement is following this closely. then in all caps the. not in the usa! in the last 45 minutes fox's justice department producer confirmed not only is federal law enforcement involved, it's a joint fbi-nypd investigation. if the fbi is investigating this as terrorism, the federal law enforcement confirmed the driver when he got out of that home depot rental truck was yelling alloyelling -- was yelling allau akbar. liz: steve, 29-year-old suspect, two handguns. they recovered a paintball gun and bb gun. we need your reaction to that. the new york city mayor and governor said new york city is a city of

in new york city. let's go back to savannah guthrie who has more for us. savannah? >> reporter: i'm listening to a witness now saying what he saw. let's take a >> did you see a school bus involved? >> i'm doing all right. i'm happy that there weren't more casualties than there are. >> how are you feeling? how are you holding up? >> i'm all right. i'm happy there weren't more casualties than there are, you know. the safety of everyone else is my concern. >> how many people were on the ground, how many people did you see on the ground? >> i only saw one man laying on the ground who appeared to be injured. >> did you see the truck actually drive up? >> i saw the truck after it was in the accident. i saw smoke coming out of it. but i didn't see the actual collision. i heard it was with a bus, but i didn't see the actual bus. >> what kind of bus, a school bus? >> i'm not sure. i just heard a bus. >> okay. you said the man looked like he was armed. did he have any weapon? >> the man who was being arrested wa

and it will happen in new york city because this is new york city. and one man in one rental truck from home depot is not going to change our lives an extraordinary statement on behalf of the new york city police department. so very proud and brimming with pride over what just happened there. will it be -- is it one of those matters i want to avoid for that. >> for some people it will be. i will bet you to the end of my life by the tens of thousands they will come in defines of this matter and out on sixth avenue. the kind of revel we're used to getting i'm confident it will not, not with eight new yorkers i presume most of them new yorkers dead in the streets of our fine city and so many others injured. but no question that life goes on. rick leventhal first to report here that this was believed to be an act of terror. we were all hoping. we were hoping that someone had made a wrong turn as we always do as happened in -- in times square not very long ago when a very drunk manmade a wrong turn and caused havoc and panic in the largest tourist distric

that's what new yorkers are told to do when you live in new york city. you understand it is a very big city it is a city that certainly terrorists have been targeting for years. >> not too long ago during the news conference, a lot of the folks are praising the officers, praising the responders. that officer that shot the suspect, the first responders that were on the scene in minutes trying to save lives. >> it's a tragedy that resinates not only in new york city, but philadelphia police. we have been made aware they are coming out and making sure that they speak with us here. in fact, he might be talking right now down at philadelphia police headquarters about our city's preparedness. but again, we want to make sure that we put out there that governor cuomo in new york seemed very confident that this was a lone wolf attack and there is no problem, no immediate threat at least in the future. >> want to go now to mitch blacher who is in sky force 10 live above the scene in new york city. you have a a different vantage point. what are you seeing? >> we ha

york. >> now, new york city as well. and new york city in five days, new york city marathon, tens of hundreds of people, all in the five boroughs. >> the new york city police department is structured to protect the marathon. 26 miles of intense crowds, no question about it. when they get into manhattan, probably a million people watching the route. there'll be a lot of blocking cars involved with the marathon as they always do. they will increase that. >> what kind of changes were put in place for the marathon after the attacks of the boston marathon? >> we put in cameras. we had a lot more portable cameras that we put in, all along the route. we wanted to increase as much camera exposure as possible, increase the number of police officers assigned. overall, increase the security where there are significant crowds. generally speaking, the crowds are pretty thick. some thicker than others. >> that's why generally day-to-day you have a significant presence in time square. not necessarily an average neighborhood in downtown

>>> tonight, breaking news here in new york city. the deadly truck rampage. authorities investigating an act of terror. at least eight dead, more than a dozen hurt. the death toll growing as we come on the air. authorities say a pickup truck makes a, quote, purpose full turn onto a bike path on the west side highway. the crime scene stretching several blocks. ending not far from one world trade. tonight here, the video of the suspect. reportedly shot by police. seen outside the truck. and this evening, we've learned that truck was a home depot rental. new york city police on high alert tonight,it millions out for halloween. and this was one of their worst fears. that someone could use a vehicle as a weapon. and at this hour, we've learned president trump has now been briefed on the act of terror in his hometown. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening on this tuesday night. halloween. and sadly, it will be remembered for what the mayor declared late today was an act of terror that ended not far from ground zero here in new york.

we don't believe he's from new york city. at least that's what the law enforcement source versus told me and police have said that he's not from new york city, but it's going to be interesting to find out where he rented a pick-up truck from and did he pick this starting? was he just driving along the west side highway there and decided to jump over the curve onto the west side highway and onto the bike path? it would seem like he would know the area. but who knows? so all that again the a part of the investigation and so we'll see what hopefully some of our sources will be telling us,fully, we'll get updates soon. >> do we know it was a relatively small pickup truck. it had a home depo on the side. i'm sure nypd are all over the home depot, they want to determine if this suspect is the actual individual who rented that vehicle or if someone else rented the vehicle and wound up in the hand of this suspect. we don't know the answer to that yet we are working our sources, stand by. ewant to bring in chris coons from delaware, d

york city, new jersey and new york city. tell me what you're feeling is about how we approach that now under the current administratio administration, and what, if anything needs to change gimmick >> the thing that needs to change, the one dynamic that needs to change his political correctness. stop the political correctness. the reality is you are not racial profiling when you are looking for terrorists. your criminal profiling. that's what you're doing. you are looking for certain people that do certain things that associate with certain people, that live in certain areas, that attend certain mosques. if you have a basic idea of what you are looking for, and you go find that. you look for them, you interview people, you collect intelligence. >> martha: are we hamstrung in this area in new york right now? >> we are, because people are afraid to admit that there's a real problem. the bottom line is, these people are out there. they are out there. >> martha: when i talk mayor de blasio stand up there, this is a difficult mome

if he is not from new york city, how long he may have been in the new york city area. it is a little bit in the investigation at least as it is being relayed to us. all right. thank you very much. malcolm, you've heard the update here. what we know, a little more information. we're being careful about saying the name because i think a lot of news organizations have been down this road before. it is possible to use somebody else's drivers license to rent the truck. you have to dot a lot of i's and cross a lot of t's. what's the portrait you have in your head of this guy? >> well, i'm afraid to say that i've had this portrait from the very moment that i heard about this attack. these vehicle as weapon systems attacks. that's what we call these. someone takes a rental vehicle as we saw in barcelona. that was a rented van that they used to go down a pedestrian thorough fare and run back and forth and kill pedestrians. as soon as i heard that he had run down seven to 20 blocks and then crashed into a school bus, that created a profile of a person carrying out a deliberate a

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like new york city. no way in the world they can continue to buck the security measures that are coming from the commander in chief and keep us safe, is there? >> i don't see how they can buck it. the president made a big mistake by talking about religion here, and we got a first amendment and barring somebody with a particular frgz immigrating in the county is a non-starter, but once he shift shifted to barring people from individual countries and selected countries with relations to isis and all the rest, he, i think, was being reasonable, and it's a reasonable approach, the identity of the countries will probably change from time to time, but that's very much consistent with his obligations to protect the country as commander in chief. so i think mr. de blasio is really off on a very bad toot. charles: by the way, i want to share with the audience, we have the identified the driver who plowed through the new york city bike path. more information is coming in about that potentially -- there's a lot mor

>> i've lived in new york city my whole life. i'm surprised it happened down here, yes, but surprised it happened at all, no, because anything can happen in new york. >> reporter: just a matter of time. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you. anthony, back to you. >> let me set the scene, this is new york police department audio, two-way radio traffic from the officer describing the chilly scene on the bike path as he rushes to the scene. >> people on the ground. we need help all the way to chambers. i have four or five people on the ground. >> we have people. you know, we got multiple casualties, a mass casualty situation here. >> stop transmitting from the vehicle. >> all right, there you see the scene that the officer is describing you heard him say we need buses, this is multiple casualties. he was approaching the bike path. you see the mangled bicycles that littered the path after he went about four blocks, hitting everything in his way. you're looking there at the truck that he drove. it's a home depot rental truck. as you can see,

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we continue to follow breaking news from new york city. eight people have been killed in what authority are calling a terrorist act. new details of the truck attack coming up. >>> a clear and cool halloween temperatures in the 50s and with the low dew point we are dropping quickly overnight and the winds diminishing and a touch of frost ain big warm-up in the accuweather forecast. >>> philadelphia eagles make a big trade before the deadline, ducis rogers has the story when "action news" continues tonight. do your research.nd. find the best fit. why not do the same for your prescription drug plan? at silverscript, we're experts in medicare part d. and 5 million people, just like you, trust us every day. with no deductible and lower monthly premiums, we could help you save money and get better coverage on thousands of prescriptions. so take a closer look at silverscript. we think you'll like what you see. >>> we are back live in lower manhattan where night is now falling after a terrorist attack that killed eight people and injured at least

. >>> new information about the breaking news out of new york city. that's where police say multiple people are dead now and others hurt after an incident in lower manhattan. >> let's go to keith jones live had in our breaking news center. >> we just found out that a suspect is in custody. that person either fired a bb gun or paintball gun into a crowd of people. i want to get to these images. police say the suspect at some point jumped in a truck, sped away down a bike lane where you can see all the bicycles mangled. e he hit at least five people, at least two of them are dead. take a look at these brand new pictures showing smashed up bikes. the suspect arrested just a short time ago. you can see this is just north of one world trade center along the hudson. a scenic place to walk. especially this time of day. just brisk weather. these images, this is a short distance away. there's the home depot truck that police presume the suspect was riding in when e he hit the people. brandon hudson is heading to that scene on the ground. mitch blacher is heade

mike: new york city in 1919 was a battleground, a long, complex story. there was a struggle in the country of about whether or not once war broke out in 1914 u.s. should get involved, and overwhelmingly the country said no. wilson heldason back, and he had his own reservations about it too. in new york things were at their most ferocious in terms of differences of opinion because they duplicated the lines of the internal division that had put different groups at loggerhead angloth the other, so the protestants wanted to get in the loans, purchasing weapons and equipment to send across the atlantic. loaathed of new york hed british empire -- loat the british empire. , so thatwere not happy adds up to the majority of the population who are opposed to get into the war. events played out and their war came closer and closer to home, we went to war. but ibeyond us here, think i tried to lay out the nature of the process in the book. this did two things. one it put the state at the service of those interested in nowallied stuff and defined diversity itself as

york city and new york state. could you talk about the sophistication of the investigation even at this early stage? >> the city years ago after 9/11 set up a system of cameras and license plate readers in an attempt to try to create new york's version of the ring of sca steel where they have eyes on every street all the time to be able to coordinate not only with intel units but also with responding units so you can have a very cohesive response. >> and before 9/11 that was very familiar in london, right? >> the european experience is obviously different than the united states, it had the issue with the ira years ago because they saw the vulnerability of the urban center and they have evolved since then. the interesting things is that there's an intel center right here in this area, and the fbi and the new york police department have some of the finest intel analysts right the there. so one of the things they've been learning is that the intel they have been receiving is almost too much. >> we're going to watch a

new york city, this is confirmed with the police department. that said, there's an enormous crime scene. with attractions in lower manhattan on halloween, this investigation is just beginning. "your world" with neil cavuto starts now. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. you're watching this video coming to us from wabc in new york. the "new york post" is reporting now that two people have been fatally shot in lower manhattan by a gunman firing from his truck. we don't know what precipitated the incident. some are saying an accident between two vehicles. the gunman now in police custody shot at least six people at west street and chambers street, this is downtown, not too far from the old world trade center, which is now known as the freedom tower. it happened around 45 minutes ago. a witness described in the post saying this. what happened was there was a car crash. the driver came out of one of the cars. he had two guns. he was running around chamber's street. somebody started to chase him. there were multiple reports of gun shots. one wit

out of new york city. an update on what authorities are calling a terror victs violence in new york city. now, of course, this kind of vehicular attack is something that we've seen go on elsewhere around the worlds, and ross says that's why we see such a large police presence at major events here in the city like open streets day, as we just had this past weekend. it is why we see garbage trucks parked at the entrances cents of these kind of events. it is also why police encourage residents to speak up, not only if they see something odd on the street, but if they sense something odd going on with someone they know. now, commissioner ross added that residents have received this memo, and nearly once a day authority here in philadelphia receive reports of suspicious packages. luckily, nothing often comes of these report, but it shows that resident are engaged and aware of their surroundings, and connected with the philadelphia police department now, the commissioner also echoed the sentiment of new york may

like new york city. that's the benefit as well. so one of the challenges with the way we talk about terrorism now is uzbekistan is not on the travel ban list. because the radicalization process isn't tied to a country. it's tied to a mentality about how men are thinking about the world. until e we understand that, we are going to focus our counterterrorism efforts on countries, rather than a radicalization process, which is never going to get the risk down to zero. the benefit. of living in new york city is sort of the flow. people are out and about. >> what does this mean in terms of this is the sort of thing that has happened elsewhere? there's a long list of places where people have done vehicular attacks. whether you're talking about france or germany. this has happened in new york city. >> erin, i think we talked about this last week with the fall of raqqah. you have a lot of people sympathizing with the islamic state. whether they are in direct touch or not. they are going to look at this as a grea

a history of new york city from 1898 to 1919. two decades in the making, the book traces new york's transformation into one of the world's greatest cities. make wallace joins me now from chicago. another one of the world's great cities. i'm pleased to have him on this program. professor, so the first book covered 375 years. this one is only 20, why were these years 1898 to 1919 so important? >> this was a period when new york became a recognizably modern city that we're familiar with now. it also moved from 1898 when it merged with brooklyn and manhattan and the outer boroughs, so called, to 1919 when it was an established megalopolis. the amount of material that was available to reckon with in doing this 20 year period was enormous because it has been a very hot subject. and it's now possible to do relatively easy research online because so many books of when theas had been digitized. but the choice of 1919 as an end point is the point when new york becomes the def corival to london for the status of financial capitol. world. >>

you grew up in new york city. this is an area that's very popular, especially with bikers and joggers. >> it is. and the day, you know, again, you go back to what are terrorists' m.o., right? big cities, soft targets. you try to cause as much mayhem as possible. to do it on halloween. a day in lower manhattan and all around the country people are going to be going out with their young children. downtown in again which village not far from this site, there is a famous halloween day parade that is happening this evening. you have to take all of that context together, the location, the kind of target, the weapon used. the day they chose to do this. the fact they choose to do it in new york city, again, in the shadow of the tower that rose up in the ashes of the twin towers. all of this fits a certain m.o. no conclusions yet. we know the police are treating this as a possible terror event, but you have a lot of clues that make you understand why they're doing so. >> yeah, we're standing by for this news conference. we

a today then at least thirteen injured after a truck plows into cyclists in new york city. hello i'm barbara so are you watching our designer live from london also coming up on the program a boy years for facebook twitter and google go before congress to explain how russia allegedly used them to influence the u.s. election caseloads the post president says he's staying in brussels for safety as spain starts processing rebellion charges against them and a top aide official visits for his camps in bangladesh describing it as the fastest growing refugee crisis in the world. at least eight people are dead after a pickup truck plowed down the cycle path in new york city in what officials are calling a terror attack police say they shot the driver after he got out of the vehicle holding imitation weapons the twenty nine year old is now in custody in hospital the incident happened almost three hours ago close to the west side highway in lower manhattan. i definitely saw the car damage i heard i heard a loud bang the car was totalled at that point the guy coming trip was injured. w

. >> listening to the press conference in new york city, the mayor of new york city, the governor of new york. the police and fire commissioner. getting an update on how this terror incident took place in lower manhattan. >> it took place almost two and a half hours ago, where it person started going down a bike path. hit people, injuring two students, injuring two adults, brandished a handgun, and was taken down by an officer on duty nearby. >> one of the many questions we will ask, is the suspect getting out, had a pellet gun, and a paint gun. was the suspect intent on a suicide by cop? he is transforted, and is treated at a local hospital. 29 years old, that suspect. >> and eight people killed. initially, we thought it was six. and they did tell us, six people, all males were found dead on the scene. two others were transported to the hospital. 11 other people were transported to the hospital with serious injuries, and there could be others, because they believe there were many other people who tried to get out of the way, and may have been able to do that successfully. >> i would

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yeah. >>> continuing to follow this breaking news of the of new york city. the terror attack in low eer manhattan. >> eight people are dead in an act of terror. this right here is video of the gunman before he was shot and arrested. >> let's go live to mitch blacher in sky force 10 flying over lower manhattan. what are you seeing right now? >> reporter: this is the best b vantage we have seen over lower manhattan. that's the truck that injured 15 people and killed 8. we zoom out a little bit. you can see the complete lockdown of this area of e lower manhattan as police from the new york police department, fbi, joint terrorism task force converging on this scene and investigating what happened as police describe a man in a pickup truck going down that bike path along the hudson river. we'll continue to update this story and bring you the latest at 11. i'm mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >> "nbc nightly news" is live tracking this story coming up right after this newscast. just minute was at 6:30. we just received a statement from mayor kenny who extends deepest s

he killed eight in new york city. they're working down leads as far as any sort of contakts that he may have had. does he have any sort of contacts tied to a terrorism list somewhere. any prior contacts with law enforcement. that's where the investigation stands literally right now. in addition to that, they're also trying to track down where this truck may have been rented from. they have license plate of the truck. but where that license plate is from and we're aware of that information is not necessarily where the truck was rented from. it is a corporate address. when you go on vacation and you rent a rental car from hertz or avis, you may rent in it massachusetts but it has license plate from louisiana. so they'll try to track it down with home depot. they're cooperating in the investigation, trying to find out where the truck was rented from, to build a chronology here. the immediate chronology, the attack, according to the commissioner, happened at 3:05 today in new york city. where that attack occurred and wher

breaking news out of new york city. the nypd confirms they're responding to reports of shots fired in lower manhattan. it's a chaotic scene not far from the world trade center right now. what appears to be victims on a bike path along the west side highway. police say one person is in custody. this is a developing new situation. it's breaking right now. we're trying to get all the details as well get them. let's get right to cnn's jason carroll in new york. jason, what more can you tell us about the incident? >> reporter: well, apparently, jake, this started 20 or so minutes ago. that's when we first started getting reports from the nypd that there were shots fired in the downtown area you mentioned there, the area around chambers street and the west side highway. a very busy bike path. a very busy running path not far from the freedom tower as well as the world trade center memorial down there. apparently what we're hearing is that there were shots fired. there is some video there of a truck that has appeared to have c

michelle: we are tracking breaking news out of new york city. as many as seven people are dead. 15 are hurt. we want to point out how the language surrounding this incident is changing as time goes by. now initially to walk you through where we have been and where we are heading. initially police in new york city calling this a road rage incident. but the police now saying the driver made a purposeful turn into that crowd of people on a neighborhood. they are investigating this now as possible act of terror. look at the elements. rental pickup truck. reports of fake guns in the vehicle. using a vehicle as a weapon. this is awfully reminiscent and you begin to piece together elements that sound too familiar in past vehicle attacks around the world. too early to make all of those connections to the dots. the driver in the situation shot by police and in custody. the f.b.i. on the ground there. the governor of new york on his way to the scene. president trump has been briefed about the situation. we are standing by for is update from police. we exp

we have a crew on the way to new york city. as saarn as we giddy tail -- as soon as we get details, most coming out of the 5:15 news conference, we will pass it along to you. another note to pass along. nypd saying they have a suspect in custody. that is the only suspect they are looking for. there are no outstanding suspects. thousand classifying this as an act of terror, they will want to know if there were other acquaintances and anyone else in the conversation with the driver before events unfolded today. no doubt a scary day on halloween. so many people on the streets there of new york city. rush hour. typically a busy time. for an ugly scene to play out. you feel for all of them. jonathan: now they will compare it to other incidentss where vehicles were used as weapons. nice comes to mind off the top. fake guns. why would somebody do that? in the other incident we saw he had fake bombs in his vehicle. it's a moment to give him space or time with law enforcement. when you pull out a fake gun, moment of pause for whatever t

in new york city are investigating what seems to be a ramming attack in lower manhattan. there are reports of multiple deaths police say they have one suspect in custody the incident took place on a busy jogging and by pass. our correspondent in the us crossing phenomena joins me now on the line good evening to you karsten what can you tell us about the incident. well let me know so far is that according to the police as many as six people. several. injured the perpetrator who had driven that truck loads out into the bicycles and pedestrians has taken into police custody the police apparently shot him in the leg and. he surrendered and he was taken into custody the police say they are not looking for another suspect for another person so if we're lucky if you can say that. in such an horrific incidents then this is not an ongoing event and that's the end of the story as far as the actual incident is concerned of course we still don't know why the driver did this with the f.b.i. says it treats the incident as an act of terrorism but again we're only at the very early stage

. >>> in new york city, authorities say it was an alleged terror plot. police say the plans for times square and the new york city subway. >>> and keith urban. the moment that moved so many, as we honor the faces. good evening and it is great to have you with us on a friday night. we are a hurricane weary nation and yet tonight another powerful storm headed for the u.s. nate is speeding up and gaining strength. right now heading into the warm waters of the gulf. states of emergency across the gulf. the system deadly before arriving. 22 lives lost. preparations under way at this hour and there are now some mandatory evacuations under way. let's get to ginger zee with us tonight because this will not only hit the gulf but will travel through the country. >> flooding all the way through pennsylvania. the peninsula is showing the storm east. flying at 21 miles per hour. hurricane warning in place for new orleans, gulf port, biloxi extending to inland there. the brunt will be felt saturday night through sunday morning. that's when it is going to make landfall

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there's no active threat in new york city. but there has been a horrible serious of events on manhattan's lower west side. we have live pictures coming in. this is from wabc 7. our network news service affiliate. this is what i've been describing as a bike path. northbound bikes on the right, southbound bikes on the left. that is not for pedestrians. it's for bicycles. they have the right away. bikes that their own signal light. looks like a bicycle there. you see that? that's a bike signal. that means cross traffic will not hit you. your green light for bikes. it's a serious thing on this west side highway. bikes rule. nobody get in their lanes. today beginning at halston street, somebody got into the bike lane on the west side highway and took -- went south. from halston street all the way down to chamber's street. soho is south of houston. that's what that area is. all the way over to the south side, all the way down into the area around the world trade center, chambers street. we're told this car, now we know a pickup truc

good evening, we gin tonight with breaking news out of new york city. ate people are now confirmed dead after police say a motorist drove into a bike path fleer the world trade center. we're also getting a first look at the suspect. corey coffin is live in the news room with some of the late breaking details. these are images that are coming to us that appears to be the suspect during the midst of this attack before police took him into custody. >>reporter: we're starting to learn more about the suspectment we know the fbi is involved in this investigation as it is a suspected act of terror. accord ing to the suspect shouted al a allah akbar which is god is great. witnesses say a vehicle drove down a popular bike path that runs along the hudson river. that truck then collided with a school bus before the driver got out. he had two weapons at that point believed to be a paintball gun and a bebe gun according to officers and responding officers shot the suspect and took him into custody at a that interest post office than a sent him to the hospital for in

lou: radical islamic terror strikes new york city. sayfullo saipov drove arented truck on to -- a rented truck on to a bike path as he drove a rented van view that bike path. he killed 8 people, hitting a school bus. there were two children on board that. witnesses said he shouted allahu akbar. he was shot in the abdomen by a new york police officer. he is hospitalized and we understand there are two gunshot wounds to the abdomen. this is a busy news day in new york, washington and the nation. house republican leaders are set to unveil legislation to overhaul the tax code. congressman jim jordan, member of the house freedom caucus. your thoughts on this individual who we understand may be from uzbekistan, in his 20s, attacking in this fashion. your thoughts? >> just another illustration of how evil this terrorist threat is. in the previous segment the list of these terrorist attacks highlights how evil these guys are. think about our great country. he's in a hospital and american surgeons and american doctors are doing everything to s

new york city offers significant causes. a second person in the passenger seat. so far self-driving car have been tested on public roads in san francisco, scottsdale, arizona, and the detroit area. anne-marie? >> chances are the cars will do more braking than driving. you don't drive very fast in new york city. diane kij hall from the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >> all right. >>> still to come, bull run. a cat goes on a dangerous rampage in brooklyn, new york. a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! yourwrong car.ady. oh, i'm so sorry about that. you guys want to check it out? it's someone else's car. what is this? it's the all-new chevy equinox. this feels like a luxury suv. your car's here. bummer. do we have to take that one back? me? current qualified chevrolet lessees can get this all-new 2018 equinox lt for around $199 a month. or trade up and get $3,500 tota