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

all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. lou: breaking news from new york and washington, d.c. it's not good news for the republican party. we have just received word that they are going to be delaying the tax bill. it's obviously not good news that we have had another terrorist attack. the white house releasing a statement from president trump. that statement reads in part this. quote, we offer our thanks to the first responders to stopped the suspect and rendered immediate aid to the victims of this cowardly attack. these men and women embody why it true american spirit of resilience and courage. congressional investigators reviewing classified justice department and fbi documents related to the discredited trump dossier. the closed door session was contentious. dem kreats sending a number of staffers over to read the evidence. the ranking intelligence committee adam schiff also in attendance. the democrats reportedly trying to slow walk the process with te

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

back to new york now. where several people have been killed and many more injured in what is being described as a terror attack. the incident happened earlier this afternoon in new york, after a vehicle drove down a cycle path that i’u ns vehicle drove down a cycle path that runs alongside the hudson river in manhattan. the new york city police department have said that one vehicle struck another and then the driver of one of the vehicles got out, displaying in the words of the new york city police department, "imitation firearms". the driver was then shot by police, is believed to be alive and police said the suspect was then taken into custody. a police spokesman has posted a photograph showing a white pick—up truck on the bicycle path with the front of it smashed and a witness has told abc, channel 7, that he saw a white pick—up truck drive south down that bike path at full speed and hit several people. there are reports, unconfirmed, of people hearing shots. some say nine, ten, but it's not clear

>>> 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, with 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 yo

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

out of new york city. the mayor colgate a terrorist attack in lower manhattan. it happened right past 3:00 p.m. the man plowed a rented home depot truck on to a bike path next to the west side highway killing eight people injuring many more and ended up slamming into the back of a schoolbus injuries two adults, two children on that bus as well. much more is happening though. authorities are calling this a lone wolf att it's a small finger...a worm! like, a dagger? a tiny sword? bread...breadstick? a matchstick! a lamppost! coin slot! no? uhhh... 10 seconds. a stick! a walking stick! eiffel tower, mount kilimanjaro! (ding) time! sorry, it's a tandem bicycle. what? what?! as long as sloths are slow, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey r

coming out of new york city. praying for the victims." jeff. >> major, thanks very much. more from the scene of this terror attack today in a moment, but for now back to anthony mason once again in new york. >> mason: thanks, jeff. evening news, after indictments and a guilty plea, president trump tries to distance himself from the mueller investigation. and social media executives tell congress russian election hacking was a lot bigger than they thought. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose® helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic dry eye. restasis multidose® did not increase tear production

nick bryant in new york, thank you. let's talk now to our north america editorjon sopel in washington. this is an attack in donald trump's home city, and the president has responded tonight? yes, and it is the first apparent terror attacks since donald trump became president. i use the word apparent because that is the phrase the department of homeland security has used to talk about an apparent act of terrorism in new york, saying it seems to follow the pattern of other attacks that have taken place throughout the world. donald trump has spoken about it but not use that phrase at all. he said in new york city at looks like another attack by a very sick and arranged person. law enforcement is following this closely, not in the usa. you just have to compare and contrast that to previous tweets donald trump has made, when previous terror attacks happened under barack obama was teamed quick to label it radical islamic terror. when there have been attacks in london, and london bridge on westminster bridge as well, but he ha

from new york. it's starting at 5:15. our aaron gilchrist is on his way to manhattan right now. jackie benson is down in georgetown here in d.c. where police patrols are in place because it is halloween. so, keep it locked right here on news4 and sign up for breaking news alerts in the nbc washington app. >> now, we also have more breaking news. one person now confirmed dead in an awful restaurant crash in prince george's county. police say 73-year-old isaiah pew has passioned away. he was critically injured when a car slammed into big boy's tavern in upper marlboro. the driver lost control of the vehicle while attempting to make a left turn onto marlborough pike. five other people were injured. >> and here in our area, a terrible accident that killed a woman and sent four of her family members to the hospital. >> yes, but this evening the victim's teenage son is showing remarkable improvement and speaking only to news 4. he was critically food truck t-boned his family's car in loudoun county. >> i

organizations, "the new york times" and "the washington post". you mentioned to me, dean, the news organizations in the central part of america. perhaps you were saying yourself that some of these may have to go out of business. >> i think local news is in deep trouble. i think the financial model that the post in "the new york times" have managed their way through which is the dramatic decline of print advertising and i think a lot of these newspapers have cut their newsrooms to the point that it's hard for them to charge kind of money that are news organizations charge and i think there are entire sections in america that aren't covered. i grew up in a new york paper in new orleans that is a terrific newspaper. >> i'm sure the staff is a tiny fraction of what it was. my guess is there are places like mississippi and alabama that don't cover their congressional delegation because they don't have washington bureau or washington correspondence unless their members of congress are very powerful figures and become national figures and i think those

to talk about new york. and this is what those children had to say. >> what tune do you think is be new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> because everybody wishes they live in new york. and you don't need to be stuck in a car all day and those stuff. >> what do you think is better, new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> what -- how come? we're the best city in the world. no explanation. hands down. >> what's better, l.a. or new york? >> i'm going to say l.a. because i like l.a., it has lego land, and it even has my mom's sister. my mom's brother here. >> what's better, new york or l.a.? >> definitely new york. >> how come? >> because we don't have the kardashians. [ laughter ] >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> people are fat. >> why are people so fat in new york? >> they eat some cakes. >> what do you think is better, new york or l.a.? >> new york. >> how come? >> because in l.a., all they have is just fake food and in new york it's real food. >> who's in charge of new york? >> go

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york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube or in bed the bastard child of that relationship is fake news. and the new york times is at the center of another story that's a previously claimed antivirus software produced by the russian based company kaskaskia had been used by moscow to spy on the u.s. however on investigation by germany's cyber security agency says there's no evidence. remember plans to warn against the use of conspiracy products since we have no evidence of misconduct by the company this is in itself. for more details on this maria if an ocean a joins me live from berlin will of the russia so what's the background to the story kate well kate it seems that the story behind has more questions than answers it all started with the new york times reporting that the so-called russian hackers that the parent of the paper believes have connections with the russian government had been using kaspersky a lot of software to get classified information from of the foreign intelligence and security agencies and k

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people are concerned but new york city has been too much worse, new york being new york is an incredible city and people are strong, this is a diverse city, this is nothing that is going to shake up new yorkers. they have seen much worse. they have triumphed. i am not worried about that. in the long run though i am worried about these lone wolf attacks, especially with the administration we have in the white house, balancing national security and civil liberties. because exactly the very end goal some of these radical islamist groups are pursuing by taking out attacks in the uk, france, germany and especially the united states and canada, is for us to overrea ct united states and canada, is for us to overreact and one of those overreactions to be by curbing civil liberties, but that has taken several centuries to build. he said you think this is a lone wolf attacks, presumably that kind of attacks, presumably that kind of attack is difficult for the security services to prepare for? it is and it is not. it's difficult because when you don't have the organisational links and the organisat

salim: every side has its propaganda, and in fact, the "new york times" in fact, the "new york times" itself after the election was over wrote a scathing editorial against him. they would june that editorial -- withdrew that editorial when the supreme court ruled. we have a situation where kenyans who live in fear in terms of speaking out openly or making decisions are taking up the cry for freedom and the rule of law, and yet we are not getting the support from the u.s. and the u.k. >> is there room for compromise anywhere here? salim: there is always room for compromise. but no compromise in terms of not adhering to what the supreme court ordered -- we want a fair election. we cannot have the situation when it is a little more fair than last time, which was not fair at all. >> the vote was 54% to 45%. have you done polling. how much support do you have? salim: we believe we have much more support. i want you to look at what happened before the election to show you why this election was rigged. elections are routinely rigged. this time around, the rigging went further. they tortured

charles: tragic event in new york city. we've been targeted before, we've thwarted a lot of attempts. some we know publicly, perhaps a lot more, so your thoughts on this, someone rents a home depot truck and drives into manhattan, goes on a bike path and hits everything that he could hit, then gets out brandishing two guns, one was a paint ball gun apparently, and the other is a pellet gun. quick thinking police officer brings him down and we're left wondering what can we do to stop this in the future? >> well, it's very hard to say because in a way success has brought this about because we have done well in iraq and the fighting in the homeland essentially of isis and they are now and i think will be in the future, transmit their violence near us, rather than fighting in the middle east, and i think that it's going to be with us for a long time. i wish it weren't so, and new york has a better chance of avoiding it than any other place because you have a superb police force, it has done a marvelous job in a lot of difficult

york in this case you tube and the new york times are in bed and we're in new york and new york times and you tube or in bed the bastard child of that relationship it's fake news. the battle against i still in debt as old coffins continues he has been traveling with a syrian army to get first hand experience from the frontline isis is making it. he's. one of the jihad just briefly showing himself while spraying the way on full otoh. following the liberation of the syrian army is now advancing on i still positions to the northwest however years of islamic state controlled of course of massive damage to the village on surrounding area. as witnessed the horrifying legacy left by the terrorists liberating this village was just part of the job holding it is another. day and night the syrian army and the isis skirmish at its edges in the meantime fresh forces poor in in preparation for the next push against the jihad ists still there's more to it had taken less than two days ago after an isis occupation that lasted years and left its mark everywhere these small village even hosted an isis p

to shoutout to the new york delegation holding it down. [ applause ] >> so i'm nily rozic. i'm a mets fan. don't hold that against me. i'm also a first-generation american who came to flushing at a very young age and really got involved in the local community because i didn't want to just be a cog in the system, i wanted to get involved. in 2012, almost five years ago, when i got elected i was the youngest woman ever elected to the state legislator in new york. [ applause ] and since then we've done incredible work in getting more women and women of color specifically elected to the state legislature because that is ultimately how we are going to create change from the grassroots staff.

with us is former new york city police commissioner howard very good to have you back. what do you make of this threat or one that would stop them in his tracks? >> well you know it's not unusual. it's something that goes on all of the time. the good news is this threat was pretty much stopped by the nypd and the nypd has the best intelligence and anti-terrorism groups of any department or agency in the world but you know , unfortunately, this happens and you may or may not remember back in 1999 when i was commissioner we arrested three young palestinian men in brooklyn on 4th avenue with three active bombs and we were very fortunate to get information and stop them but they were going to blow up the season way in brooklyn, so you know what we need to do is we need to harden the building because terrorists don't like that and we need to train people so they can respond when they see something they say something , and we need to get really good intelligence because the city as big as new york with as many people moving around, there's no way you're going to be able to ab

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

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there are still new york state police, new york. police, first responders, firefighters here as well. and sol ems vehicles are on the scene. many people are trying to get around, which has become difficult. it came barrelling down earlier this afternoon hitting more than a a dozen people and two others died in transit to the hospital. a total of eight people died on this halloween day here in manhattan because of this intentional act. an act that the mayor just awhile back called a cowardly act of terror. it puts pieces together as they continue to look through block after block. >> very quickly, what's the sense you're getting from the people that are around you? is is there a sense of fear? is there a sense of concern? >> the sense is one of concern. this did not just happen again. intentional attacks as well. you can see on the faces, new yorkers seem to not take this in stride, but it's one of those panic. >> harry hairston live on the ground. we have been continuing to follow this breaking news. a terror attack in loweren manha

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three men are in custody bill ga vin is a former fbi assistant director in new york on the phone bill thanks for joining us >> my pleasure, charles. >> charles: bill what stands out almost immediately is you've got a 19-year-old canadian citizen, a 19-year-old citizen but based in pakistan, and 37 year old phillipine citizen. how did these three people somehow meet in and around new york city to come up with the plot like this? >> this is truly an international endeavor and what happened is probably they knew each other from another time and that the financial side of it came from the philippines. it's a confusing case but once the undercover agent was introduced from the canadians, that's where it all came together and there's no doubt in my mind if they're reading everything in the affidavit that it is the informant in this he rolled over and came on to the other two people involved. >> charles: that would be the canadian citizen? >> yeah. >> charles: so they brought in the undercover agent was able to infiltrate this under the premise of providing funding? >> under the premesis of

much has the essential character of new york changed? do you think it is dramatically different now than it was 100 years ago? well, i like quoting, although my memory is not good enough to quote for you exactly, that was a book done called the psychology of urban america or something like , looking at characteristics of culture and life in different yorks, and it quoted a new rider when ask why they put up with being crammed like sardines into the new ,ubway cars, and the guy said "because we are saving seven minutes on the trip from 100 30 seven st down to that or he -- down to the battery." they would be perfectly willing to be crammed into a tube and shot through a tunnel if they could cut off 10 minutes from the passage from one part of the town to the other. this relentless focus on speed and circulation is audibly recognizable to this day. there are other things of that sort. somebody said that if you are the photo generative culture that the previous period was an era of gas light, and this era is the era of electric when, this i

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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. >>

in new york there's some schools nearby it's a very busy part of new york and today is also halloween so presumably a lot of people would have got out of work early just how busy was that area at that particular time. the streets were packed this incident happened a little before four p.m. local time when a lot of people were getting off work. again this happened in lower manhattan in an area that's densely populated with businesses and even schools just a few blocks from the world trade center site there's actually a school that was about a half block from where the incident took place that school went on and media lockdown and it's been completely evacuated also this is a hollow in a. period here in the united states that tomorrow is hollow i mean a holiday here and there's actually a big. festival that happens in this neighborhood actually this evening where people dress up and walk along the streets and what have you were told the new york city police have to have a plan to have extra security out at that but this is an area that is densely populated businesses around here lots of

thebecame close to flamboyant new york box. -- new york boss. he is an extremely interesting character. he served as president from 1881, when garfield was shot. until the end of his term in 1885. brian: who was present before and after? scott: garfield before. grover cleveland was president after. brian: why did you want to write a book about chester a arthur? scott: every president has an interesting story. arthur, het chester is one of the most obscure studentss college sometimes are given a list of names and asked to identify presidents. he consistently ranks among the lesser-known. the only thing most people remember about him is his distinctive mutton chop sideburns. a few reasons why it is interesting to focus on. it was in the area right after leading up to, teddy roosevelt and the progressives. time a lot of people give short shrift to in american history. we studied the civil war in school, and a little bit on reconstruction. then a quick fast-forward to teddy roosevelt and world war i. we think of as modern america really starts to ti

york the question is how much did the completion of the bridge lead to the unification of new york and brooklyn. and the growth of brooklyn as a city because really a lot of it was still farmland early from the 1860s. i can see some of that little bit. yes, absolutely is the answer. of course, before the bridge was built you had to go across by ferry. the new york times estimated that 70 million ferry crossings were made every year. and of course the fairies couldn't run if the river was icy. there were very accidents so the brooklyn bridge was the beginning of the linking of manhattan and brooklyn and absolutely it led to both the further growth of brooklyn and i believe it was in 1898 that brooklyn became part of greater new york. so it is absolutely true that the brooklyn bridge played a crucial role in that process. anyone else? >> i don't use the word adjusted for cars or when was the first car on the bridge? >> did the bridge have to be adjusted for cars, yes. the bridges had a few adjustments for the years. the main one was in the late 1940s early 1950s, done by an engineer call

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

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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

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

cross talking hollywood hypocrisy i'm joined by my guest rob how big new york he is a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he is a legal analyst and news decoder at leinil media dot com and in west palm beach we cross to dr gina loudon she is a psychology expert and host of america trends with dr gina all right in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it lionel let me go to you first i've been watching you on social media. you've been covering this topic a quite extensively. the thing that i draw from it is i understand what people do in hollywood ok people buy and sell themselves ok i don't think that's a really big story but i what i really so totally disappointed with but probably also expected is that you know when they when you're on the right side of the barricade you're vilified you're destroyed you're buried you're forgotten but if you're friends of the powers that be the elites you give almost a free pass people oh i didn't know about it it's terrible ok and then they let it go it

the "new york times," coming from "the new york times." i've not seen that count so high in any other source. anyone's guess. and dan, we're trying to ascertain the exact timing of events here because it was thought this was exclusively all downtown when in fact this driver, the shooter, might have been creating bedlam some blocks north, midtown, if you're familiar with new york city. west side highway connects the north and south of manhattan. west side highway to hudson river what do you make of what you're hearing hear? >> that is a key fact to determine if that happened. there's quite a distance for new yorkers out there like me between the 40s where this -- where there's some reports where this initially happened, where this truck entered on to the bike path and downtown. the key point here, although obviously motive right now is in the air, nobody knows why this happened. maybe we can speculate till tomorrow morning or when we find out. i don't think there's any question at this point it was deliberate. if this person did enter in th

michelle: breaking news from new york city. eight people are dead and 11 hurt after a man drove a rented pickup truck to a bike path. the suspect also hit a school bus before being shot in the stomach by an officer. sources telling abc news the suspect is 29-year-old sayfullo saipov from tampa, florida. the suspect was carrying a paintball gun and pellet gun and yelled "allahu akbar." jonathan: caught on video. bizarre scene with two parts. police responded to a break-in at a dentist office in tennessee and arrested one man. then another guy they halt didn't exist. case closed. after they arrest one guy. turns out it wasn't. the police processed the scenes theydy -- th discovered a second guy. how did they know? the foot hanging from the top of the ceiling. the officer is playing tug-of-war with the foot and pulls him from the ceiling. sat one point they -- at one point they were inside saying i think there is a second guy here. the guy heard the conversation and then they saw his foot. michelle: sounds like "oceans 11" or some