coverage. i am shepard smith, fox news new york. >> an act of terror. a particularly cowardly act of terror. aimed at innocent civilians, aimed at people going about their lives who had no idea what was about to hit them. >> bret: dances at fox news alert. terror has hit new york city again. at least eight people are dead so far after an attack that authorities describe as an act of terror. a man driving a truck, bicycle path near the world trade center memorial after plowing over runners and bike riders, hopping out of the truck yelling allahu akbar. according to police. the driver was shot by police at the scene and he is in custody, being treated. david lee miller is on the scene of the attack. >> trying to figure out exactly what happened here. this was an act of terror, it began a little after 3:00. we talked to one of the witnesses who was on the scene his name, tahwid kabir, was afraid for his life. this video shows the man believed to be the perpetrator. according to witnesses, he had in his hand two guns. the perpetrator was shot in the leg. he is being treated at bellevue hospital

new york is the oldest one in existence and also one of the largest ones. and while the fbi may be in the lead, the nypd will be deeply involved. >> all right. everyone, thank you so much. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room" with much more on this breaking news. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we're following major breaking news right now. police are investigating a possible act of terrorism in new york city. there are multiple fatalities after a truck drove down a bike path striking several people. law enforcement sources now say the driver exited the vehicle with what appeared to be a gun and was shot and wounded. the driver has been hospitalized. police say six people are dead in what appears to be a deliberate act. a law enforcement source says the fbi's joint terrorism task force is now taking over the lead in the investigation. the mayor of new york, other top officials, they are at the scen

laura trevelyan. there are multiple fatalities in new york city after a truck strikes people on a bike path in lower manhattan. one person is in custody. law enforcement says they are investigating the case as an act of terrorism. we will go live to the scene. and the russian revolution led by vladimir lenin was 100 years ago. in the soviet era, thousands of statues meant he was omnipresent. >> wherever you went in the ussr, there was at least one lenin thinking about you, taking care of you, or just watching you. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. we begin with breaking news out of new york city. i talked has plowed into people plowed intok has people on a bike path in the lower manhattan, and the mayor says there has been at least 8 fatalities. information is coming in about the incident, which law enforcement is investigating as a terrorist attack. earlier, the new york police department gave a press conference. your is what some of what mayor of new york bill de blasio had to say. mayor de blasio: it is a painful day in our city

a terror attack in new york city on a bike path. eight people dead, 12 injured, the gunman has been identified. lou dobbs has a two-hour special that starts now. >> good evening, everybody, we begin with breaking news tonight, i a terrorist attack in downtown new york city, just more than a half mile from the world trade center. the individual, the radical islamist terrorist has not been identified but killed eight people and nearly a dozen were injured as he rammed his vehicle into bicyclists and pedestrians on a bike way. the incident started 3:15 this afternoon. the radical islamist terrorist 29-year-old male of arabic descent. authorities released the name, sayfullo saipov, he drove a rented pickup truck along the westside highway in downtown manhattan and traveled south drove 20 blocks along the path, and until he rammed the rented van into a school bus next to a high school, just as the school was letting classes out for the day. the attacker then got out of his vehicle and started to leave the scene. witnesses say he was shouting "allahu akbar!" again, meaning as we unfortuna

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 witness said four to six. people started

cbs news of the incident in new york city where a truck ran on to a bicycle path and rand pedestrians on bicyclists killing six people and injuring over a dozen in what the new york police department is calling a deliberate act. it is being investigated as a terrorist attack. we do not know much at this point beyond the fact that the suspect is in custody. he drove for about four blocks hitting anything and everyone in his path before his truck ended up back on to the appears to hae collided or rammed, broadsided a school bus. again, it's not clear at this point who was inside or if anyone was injured. i believe it then subsequently hit another vehicle, and then the gunman was forced to get out of his truck. there he is fleeing on foot before police shot him in the leg and apprehended him. and we're going to go now to demarco morgan who is down at the scene. demarco. >> reporter: anthony, again, we spoke to a witness who shot the video for us of the man with what appeared to be guns. we're still trying to figure out whether they were fake or authentic guns here. he said he at first th

apprehended by manhattan police. bernard kerik is on the ground, running police department for new york city after 9/11. the suspect yelled "allahu akbar!" after he exited the vehicle avraming a school bus. bernard, what is your reaction on what is going on in lower manhattan? >> liz, unfortunate -- [inaudible] that these things are happening. they happen in europe. they're escalating this is -- [inaudible]. right out of the al qaeda and isis training manuals. that is the world we live in. liz: again the suspect yelled out "allahu akbar!" when he exited the vehicle. this also happened near a school, stuyvesant high school in downtown manhattan. the scene we're looking at, live shots what is going on in hower manhattan in new york city. this is near the world trade center this is halloween. this is a day when people and families getting together. we have the halloween parade. the city is in lockdown in lower manhattan. bernard, what will happen tonight as we move into the evening hours? >> well, as as a result of this, the naturally the nypd and fbi will escalate their alert status. they will

headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> investigators are looking into whether las vegas gunman stephen paddock cased out other targets before sunday night's attack, and the national rifle association which usually opposes any type of gun control said it would support restrictions on bump stocks. that's the device paddock used to turn his rifles into fully automatic weapons. top republican lawmakers agree. seth lemon has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as families and friends are pledging to keep their spirits alive, it has many looking for actions. republicans and democrats on capitol hill seem to agree on at least one point, and it seems there could be swift movement on new gun legislation. mourners in las vegas lit candles for charleston hartfield overnight, the off-duty police officer killed in sunday night's las vegas mass shooting. 58 crosses now line the las vegas strip, a tribute to all of those killed at the concert by stephen pod dock. investigators are looking into what led the 64-year-old to open fire. officials say he may ha

in new york have launched an investigation into possible sexual harassment at the weinstein company, the studio founded more than a decade ago by the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. the un says the global community must pledge more money to help hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees, who have fled myanmar which has been accused of ethnic cleansing. bangladesh says the situation has become "untenable. " now it's time for world business report. the white house says president trump will talk tough on trade with china when he visits asia next week — we look at what's at stake. do we need to regulate social media? well, this us senator definitely thinks so, he'll tell us why. welcome to world business report. i'm jamie robertson. ina in a moment we will be talking more of doubt the impact of that congress, because today marks the last day of the five yearly congress in china, and has confirmed xi jinping will be given a second five—year term. he will be leader for the next five years. xi will even have his name inscribed in the party's constitution, placing him alongside

that our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of today's terrorist attack in new york city and their families. he says terrorist attack in new york city and theirfamilies. he says my administration will provide its full support to the new york city police department, including through a joint investigation with the federal bureau of investigation. we offer oui’ bureau of investigation. we offer our thanks to the first responders who stop the subject and rendered immediate aid to the victims that stopped. these brave american women and men embody the american spirit of courage and i will continue to follow developments shortly —— stopped. that from donald trump on the terror attack in new york city. earlier we heard from howard safir, former new york police commissioner. u nfortu nately unfortunately it's the new normal. as we make strides against isis and terrorism overseas, a lot of self—radicalised people think they're helping the cause. i think this is probably an individual, i don't think it is a cell. u nfortu nately don't think it is a cell. unfortunately in a lar

so there's a. new york times that is her and her friend who allegedly works that you chew off court revealing the way mainstream and social media manipulate the news. very rare cases to. try to make up for the fact that something isn't in the terms but in those cases they. use somebody with intervention to make sure they're going. to. encourage the thing to be basically. while thousands of people rally across catalonia as spain launched its national holiday with the region's future in the air after its independence declaration was postponed. ati films the legacy of islamic state in liberated areas of syria we go inside the terror group's former police station and prison and many innocent people lost their lives. because of the headlines coming to life marty international here in moscow and kate partridge thank you for joining us. and online investigation website has exposed potential collusion between the new york times and you chub video was leaked by project fairyhouse which is going to name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media very rare cases. to try to make up fo

drove into pedestrians and bicycles in new york — in what's being in what's being described as a terrorist attack. e a woman tells the bbc how a senior labour party figure e persuaded her to drop allegations of rape by a party member. a man is found guilty of murdering a former royal navy officer by running him over with his own car. british police are investigating multiple sexual abuse allegations, made by seven women, against the american film producer harvey weinstein. also this hour, a father and five children are believed to have been killed in a fire at a farmhouse in mid wales. three other children escaped the blaze, which broke out in the early hours of monday. congratulations. hastings peer, rebuilt after fire seven years ago, wins this year's stirling prize for architecture. good evening and welcome to bbc news. at least six people have been reportedly killed after a vehicle drove into pedestrians and cyclists in manhatten in new york. a suspect has been arrested. the incident happened in the area of chambers and west streets in the upmarket tribeca neighborhood. it's

" 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. >> glor: kenya, an histor qual-- historical look at new york city, when we continue. >> rose: funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: bank of america, life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> glor: in an historic ruling in a first for africa on september 1st kenya supreme court annulled the ru89s of the august presidential election. the court ruled that the election which declared incumbent you the incumbent the winner was ruled with illegality. last week raila odinga withdrew from the vote claiming the rerun will be worse than the previous one, earlier today a senior member of kenya electoral commission fled to the u.s. due to death threats ahead of the e

but people who have been to new york city before, this is a bike path that stretches the entire west side of manhattan. it's very popular, 3:59 on the east coast, pretty popular time for people to be out and about running and biking on this path. so potentially there were a decent amount of people who would have been using it. >> we're getting information coming in as we speak. i'm going to hand it over to my friend nicole wallace who will pick up this breaking news now. >>> hi, everyone, we're following breaking news in downtown manhattan, new york city, multiple people are dead, and several are injured, according to a senior new york city official. savannah guthrie, host of the "today" show is nearby, savannah, what are you seeing and what are you learning? >> reporter: i'm standing on the corner of greenwich saand chambers. it's near the west side highway. and there's a bike path. i'm with probably 100 people or more just sitting on the corner, not being permitted to go through. there's a lot of police sirens. i just saw one of those big nypd hostage negotiation vans go throu

with the country as a crossroads of the island is on the rise. a new york times editor and his friend who allegedly. feeling the way mainstream social media manipulate the news. very rare cases. try to make up for the fact that something isn't in the tree but. something that intervention to make sure that they. encourage the thing to be basically the films the horrors of islamic states legacy and liberated areas of syria in the program here we go inside the terror groups form a police station and prison where many innocent people lost their lives. thousands of people across spain is national holiday the region's future in the air after its independence declaration. news headlines live from moscow from everybody here at international a very warm welcome to you. potential collusion between the new york times on you tube has been exposed a project of switchers gained a name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media has leaked a video that seems to show an editor of the newspaper manipulating the video. trying to make up for the fact that something isn't in the trial. co

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. thanks for joining us. good night from new york. >> announcer: from riyadh, saudi arabia, a special edition of "wall street week." here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week," the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. an exclusive global financial investment forum featuring the biggest names across the globe and we have them for you today. this is a revolution airive event. the conference aims to bring voices together to lead investment trends that define our future. you will hear from some of the most of influential flames in business and politics. the future king of saudi arabia, the crown prince make something incredibly profound statements to me during a pour house conversation this week. it went viral. coming up on the program today we have u.s. treasury secretary steven mnuchin. his royal highness prince salman. and peter thiel is with me. steve sc shrks warzman is here. david iewben stein and tom farley. but first let's get the biggest headlines from gerri willis. gere report dow had its stht straight winning week

will be parties across the party including new york city and its hard when you have people in costu mes, its hard when you have people in costumes, people in masks, people walking down the street wearing night dearfrom walking down the street wearing night dear from lord walking down the street wearing night dearfrom lord of walking down the street wearing night dear from lord of the walking down the street wearing night dearfrom lord of the rings or this show or that tv show, with their faces covered, it's really ha rd to their faces covered, it's really hard to play out an effective law enforcement strategy especially at a time like this. 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 civ

international in moscow we have. potential between the new york times and you tube has been exposed. which is again did name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media as leaked video seems to show an editor of the newspaper manipulating the video. very rare cases. try to make up for something isn't in the trick. the man caught on hidden camera is believed to be ernest petty according to his linked in profile he has you tube brand and diversity curation lead in the video he admits you tube intervenes to change trending videos their faces. try to make up for something isn't in the trick ok it's scary. but in this case is . just some human intervention to make sure that they. encourage the thing to be basically that he's for and as he is described in another part of the clip by project veritas was also caught on camera saying he benefits from their relations with us it's like something that's on the page like your treasures out about it we don't know it's just because security. the nickel is due to an audience of strategy editor of the new york times he claims he has previously wor

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. when i heard. there was a big. he's got a gun and everything is running. rockaway park

to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen and the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material in the consideration of h.res. 569. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. frelinghuysen: i rise today to present house resolution 569, a bill making additional supplemental appropriations for disaster relief requirements for the current fiscal year to help respond to recent devastating natural disasters. over the past two months, millions of americans have had their lives forever altered by destructive hurricanes in texas, florida, puerto rico, and the virgin islands. by raging -- and by raging and tedly wildfires in the west. we all support those who were victimized, particularly those who lost lives, lost their lives or lost lowed ones and will continue to be with them every step of the way with the federal support they ne

yous brought in from new york and florida. how did whitefish first get in contact with puerto rican power authority. turns out ceo of whitefish gave an interview he reached out to the puerto ricans through the website linkedin. elaine. >> thank you. >> five years ago, superstorm sandy battered the northeast. parts of new york and new jersey were devastated. it was the second costliest storm in u.s. history. more than $70 billion in damage. half a decade later many are still struggling. five years after hurricane sandy, residents in new york are still recovering as their homes undergo extensive renovations, are being razed or rebuilt. in 2013, 20,000 flood victims registered for assistance to rebuild or replace their homes. >> 250, 300 homes, elevating rebuilding in the community. amy peterson director of the build it back program says she can help less than half. >> as you know there has been criticism though the process has been cumbersome, confusing. and that early on there was a lack of communication. what is your response to that? >> sandy was a disaster no one had seen. the bui

seen a tweet from first lady melania trump. incidentally, the first lady is actually in new york city right now. we have confirmed with her office that she was there for a series of already planned meetings. she tweeted that her heart goes out to all of those affected and they are continuing to monitor the situation. now take a look at this tweet we saw from ivanka trump. she called the situation in new york city absolutely heart breaking. now, as you guys know, of course this is something that's personal for the trump family. president trump, of course, born and raised in new york. he's a new yorker. his daughter is a new yorker. in fact, trump tower there in mid town manhattan is only about 7 miles away give or take from where all of this is unfoldtion down in tribeca. so, this is something very deeply personal for the president. >>> and as you know, it also comes at a time where president trump is getting ready to take off on a v overseas. he's heading to asia this friday. he'll be gone for about two weeks. this is something the president is going to continue watching from the whit

what do you have to say well right after he got elected the new york times started selling newspaper subscriptions again again we want of validate what we hope to be true in the case of the resistance and last night when i had michael harrison on i couldn't a said it better this is the reality show of our lifetime he has pumped up ratings he's pumped up circulation people are self publishing on blogs they're sharing opinions on social media we hope that and if gauged public is better than a disengaged public but most people just choose to believe what they choose to believe in no i but i look at these numbers trump has to be sitting in the white house saying you know what what i say half the country believes i'm going to stay on offense you think that's going to be a strategy sure you know you see in the polls a majority of americans disapprove of how the president is conducting himself even some of his staunchest supporters wish he'd give twitter arrest but that number that hovers around thirty percent those are the people he was talking about during the campaign when he was shootin

. >> all right. commissioner of new york city he and los angeles, as he mentioned, among other things. thank you for coming. on that's all i have for tonight. ari melber will pick up with this story. it's all yours. >> thank you. and our coverage of this deadly attack does continue right now. a cowardly act of terror against innocent people. that according to new york city's mayor, warning the city to to have stay alert. >> we ask all new yorkers to live by, if you see something, say something. if you see anything unusual. >> that from a security briefing that finished moments ago. the first lady is in new york tweeting out her support saying my heart breaks for nyc today. here's what we know at this moment. a man driving a home depot truck on to a bike and pedestrian path went to to kill eight and injure 15. >> after the collision, the driver of the truck, a 29-year-old male,ed brandished two handguns. the police officer assigned to the first precinct confronted the suspect and shot him in the abdom abdomen. the subject was wounded and taken to a local hospital. a paint ball gun is a

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allegations tonight from "the new york times" about harvey weinstein, the studio exec known for producing blockbuster movies like goodwill hunting, pulp fiction and silver linings playbook. >> because i'm so much crazier than you. >> keep europe voice down. >> reporter: he's been lauded repeatedly, by male and female oscar winners alike. >> harvey weinstein, who believed in us. >> reporter: now weinstein says he is planning to take a leave of absence to "deal with this issue head on." "the new york times" describes several sexual harassment accusations, including from actress ashley judd, who told "variety" back in 2015, "i was sexually harassed by one of our industry's most famous, admired-slash-reviled bosses." she did not name him at the time, but "variety" describes how he "kept summoning her to his hotel room under the pretense of talking about roles in his movies" and "tried to get judd to watch him take a shower." according to "the new york times," weinstein reached settlements with at least eight women. in response to the allegations, weinstein said in a statement "i cam

from new york city. we're told at least nine other people were hurt. sources say this appeared to be deliberate. it is being investigated as a possible case of terrorism. we'rewaiting for a news conference that is scheduled to happen in the next hour. we will bring that to you as it happens. but you're looking at chaos now in manhattan. a rental truck and into everything, and everyone in its path. initially some people thought it was a prank because of course, it is halloween. but they realized very quickly this was the real thing, and it was indeed serious. so again, right now, we're looking at breaking news out of new york city. at least six people killed in a truck attack there. we'll continue to monitor this, and go back to it as soon as we get more information. >>> as we await those further developments, let's touch on local news. the decision to move plaques inside of a historic church drew a political attack today. corey stewart blasted the christchurch's decision in alexandria. northern virginia chief, peggy fox has the story. >> reporter: we heard some pretty harsh language

false arguments. the voters of new york and massachusetts want good schools and good roads, good parks and recreation areas. they have decided the pay more taxes to do it. the republican colleagues on other issues say let the state decide by staying on medicaid. second, massachusetts and new york they say i don't wanna send money from alabama to new york, that's bunk. new york since $49 billion more to washington than a kids back. others are donis states and they get more back to what they get. >> massachusetts is 15 billion a year that we pay more in taxes what they're going to do is increase the taxes on all of the people above where it is and then try to transfer that money back into the red states that will be voting to get a tax break it's wrong. a lot of the constituents are middle-class and upper-middle-class congressmen in republican suburban districts. >> you said you're interested in talking about what change in the rules. >> senator mcconnell does not come to the court with clean hands on these issues. he delayed in blocks so many of obama's nominees. many of the judges shou

-- veteran reporter spoke with the executive editors of the washington post and the new york times about freedom of the press. this runs an hour and 15 minutes. kalb: hello, welcome to the national press club and another edition of "the kalb report." i'm marvin kalb. on our program tonight, we are talking guardians of the fourth estate and our guardians are our guest. dean baquet, executive editor of the new york times and martin baron, executive editor of the washington post, arguably the two most influential editors of the two most influential newspapers in the country. dean has been in this job since 2014, having earlier served as managing editor and washington newspapers in the country. dean has been in this job since 2014, having earlier served as managing editor and washington bureau chief of the times. he also edited "the los angeles times" and won by a pulitzer prize reporting for "the chicago tribune" and started his newspaper career way back when as a young journalist at the times picayune in new orleans. martin baron, marty to most of his friends joined the washington po

battilana gutierrez in a audio recording captured in a 2015 new york police sting operation. one of weinstein's lawyers at the time donated $10,000 to vance's election campaign only days after vance decided not to prosecute the case. we will have more on highbury -- harvey weinstein after headlines. in syria, the u.s.-led coalition fighting isis in raqqa say wednesday it will not accept a negotiated withdrawal to end the fighting in the northeastern syrian city that was once isis's de facto capital. thousands of civilians remain trapped in the 2.5 square miles still controlled by isis. activists say more than 1000 civilians have already been killed since the u.s.-led offensive to seize control of the city began in june. the journalistic monitoring group airwars says dozens of civilians have reportedly been killed in the last week, including in a barrage of airstrikes october 6, which reportedly collapsed a number of apartment buildings, killing up to 40 people. meanwhile, in eastern syria of , tens thousands of civilians have been displaced by fighting against isis in deir ez-zor. t

of individual states. in new york state, a law will soon be considered that would ban anonymous adverts on facebook and rival networks. the bbc‘s michelle fleury spoke with the state legislator todd kaminsky who is sponsoring the bill. it kind of spreads like poison ivy andi it kind of spreads like poison ivy and i think it is harmful to the help of democracy. new york state senator todd kaminski is upset about how social media is deceiving voters in his district. sunlight is the greatest disinfectant. he wants to pass a bill which would force facebook and other online sites to disclose who pays for political ads in his state. i come from a district in the suburbs of new york city where people use facebook everly. people have been targeted by political groups, anonymously, with advertising. when you look at an ad like this, what it will show you on the bottom is, 320 likes, 80 comments, and you think, what happened my reputation in my community? is very hard. haven't

york york went to new york and joined sports illustrated which was then a novel novice new publication. and then came to work in washington at the usia and my at the usia got interested in something that he was interested in from his time in pittsburgh and then wrote his first book about the down town plot. that was his first book. he has now written with this book. the american spirit. he has written 11 books. will talk about that shortly. every single one of his books is still in print. it is very unusual. the first book is almost now 50 years old. david has won the pulitzer's price. he has been given to the presidential medal of freedom. he has been asked to speak to a joint session of congress and given every onerous citizen can get. also 55 honorary degrees which must be a record. so that is very impressive. but even more impressive is he has five children 19 grandchildren on the love of his life is here his wife of 63 years. [applause]. okay. did you ever think when you're growing up in pittsburgh that you would one day become the most famous chronicle of american history. i neve

big increase in subscribers. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: good morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday, october 17th. cheryl: good morning, everyone. cheryl casone. did we ever doubt netflix would not have a good quarter? prices up 10%. unbelievable. cheryl: shows are credible. chewing through the national football league the national football league set to meet here in new york later today. commissioner roger cabal, coaches will discuss the national anthem controversy and try to find a solution. cheryl: tracee carrasco will cover this all morning in new york. a preview of what we can expect. tracee: good morning, ladies. the protests of the national anthem will command much attention over the next few days as nfl commissioner roger goodell, head of the team owners and current former players meet here in new york city for the angelique meeting. nfl said last week it has no plans to stand for the national anthem but is expected to present a possible solution for how to end the controversial protest that the corporation would find a compromise that still allows players to use their platf

jersey to lawn this planned attack. shep is now. >> it is 5:00. i am shepard smith in new york. "the five" is being preempted because we believe there has been a terror attack in new york city. it began at 3:00 eastern daylight time, about two hours ago. we believe it began somewhere around houston street and west street, the northern entrance of the soho neighborhood. a chilly afternoon in new york city but the sun is shining bright. a man is believed to have entered next to the west side highway which is a multiple lane in both directions, major thoroughfare, takes people into the city and out to new jersey. three lanes in each direction, sometimes four lanes. next to that is a popular, well-known, long-established bike path. it's not a path. it's a concrete street but only for bikes. it is separated by a median between the west side highway and the bike path. there is a median in the middle with trees, sometimes just a curb but always a separation. to the right is the highway, to the left is the bike path. we are looking north. a truck got into that bike path and began mowing down

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." jeff: in a first for africa, september 1, kenya's supreme court annulled the presidential election. the court ruled the election was riven with fraud and illegalities. a new election has been scheduled for october 26. earlier today, a senior member of kenya's electoral commission fled to the u.s. due to a death threat. the chairman of the commission conceded he could not guarantee the election would be fair. joining me now is a senior advisor and former director of the united nations news and media division. welcome. explain to me how does he feels about the possibility of a new election? is he agreeing to that? salim: no. he said he would only participate in the election if some changes were made. >> what would satisfy him and you? >> it is him and the kenyan people. this election was riven with fraud and illegalities. so much so, the supreme court, which no one expected, overturned it. they annulled it. he says kenyans want a fair election. they don't want anything more than that. the commission should follow

>>> breaking news tonight, terror attack in new york city, at least eight people are dead, over a dozen more injured, as a truck barrels through the bike lane, virtually in the shadow of the world trade center. >> this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> the driver plows over pedestrians and bicyclists right outside a school. >> it happened so quick, i don't know what happened, just dude with two guns and four shots went off and we started running. >> police say it appears to be intentional act. suspected attacker taken down by police, law enforcement screaming allahu akbar after the crash. major story developing that could be the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. we have it all covered. >> announcer: "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening it's kind of attack law enforcement here have feared and expected, using a tactic become all too common around the world, a truck as a deadly weapon. mayor of new york city calling attack an act of terror. driver speeding down a bike path in lower manhattan, using truck to barrel o

the sting operation catches each even before he and his friend from the new york times revealing how they influence what you watch. but i welcome it's just turn two o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. on our look back at what's been happening over the last seven days but we'll start with the news that syrian government troops have liberated the eastern city from islamic state it's the latest blow to the terror group which is now being steadily pushed from the water on country. thought it. was a good job because i think. that's a mark i. thank . you well each fiction does come at a very high human cost the terrorists are fighting fiercely to retain their last strongholds in the region that's what the village of have suffered this week on its way to being liberated more against the fall of the troops as they moved in to the village. under a bright blue sky through devastated country across the euphrates over the only bridge in the entire province we came to the village of had less than a day ago this was part of the caliphate but no longer from what we were told the syrian army

said he will continue to try to find a solution on this. >> lawmakers in very high tax states, new york, new jersey, illinois, california, they'll worry because their state and local politicians are hammering them with taxes. they worry about that burden. we are working with those lawmakers to find a good way. for us, for me especially, i want people to keep more of what they earn regardless of where they live. whether it's manhattan or manhattan, kansas, let's let the people keep what they earn. >> harris: if tax cuts hang in the balance we have to find out more about that. lawmakers who voted no yesterday on the budget, new york congressman dan donovan is here, so glad you are here with us. when you vote no, sometimes you vote in a group and it's not so risky, based on principle, what was your experience? >> they need to protect the citizens and constituents who sent us to washington to represent them. our tax code is burdensome and unfair, we need to allow people to spend more of their money than rather than the government spending it. the number one deduction used by new yorkers is state

headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning they're poring over just released documents related to john f. kennedy. the national archive posted them last night, meeting a deadline set by congress 25 years ago. but bowing to appeals from the cia and fbi, president trump blocked the wree lease of 18,000 others. in a memo he said, i have no choice. he ordered a review of those files. nikki battiste is here in new york. good morning, nikki. >> good morning, anne-marie. wikileaks offered money. they're showing violations of law in efficiency or administrative error. it's the day everyone has been waiting five decades for. the national archives released more than 2,500 records related to the jfk assassination. >> so far we're finding it's a picture of things that we already knew, some rumors, some innuendo. >> among the details prirchlted in black and white, 25 minutes before kennedy was shot, a london reporter had received an anonymous tip to call the u.s. embassy for, quote, big news. they discovered him before the assassination. the cuban leader met

. we are hoping those forecasts are wrong, back do you guys in new york. lauren: i know it's early, but the livelihood of the area is the grapes and crops, how do you think is going, most of it has been harvested, are you hearing anything about destruction of the vines? >> well, the vines themselves don't burn very easily, in fact, if you see vines burn that means that fire was burning really, really hot and really fast because they are narrow, they are very wet and green. what it has done is the industry up here. people lose their houses, that's the worst in their lives, that's obviously what we care about the most, once that's taken into account, the industry up here as you mentioned, you have the wine industry itself, you have restaurants, significant number of restaurants, hotels, wineries. this is the busiest time of the year, the end of harvest, there's still a lot of vineyards that have grapes hanging in the vines. in some cases, 4,000tons. you're talking about nearly $100,000 sitting there and you want to get those off into the wineries but without power, with the smoke and with

never sleeps thbe getting weary? new york city appoints a mayor of the night to give it a boost. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the public spat between the white house and the widow of a fallen soldier has taken another turn. la david johnson was one of 4 u.s. troops killed on duty in niger. today his wife spoke out, asking why she has not been able to see her husband's body and calling for answers about what happened to him. late today, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff reporters on what we know so far, but it is the condolence call between president trump and mrs. johnson which continues to spark controversy. north america editor jon sopel reports. johnsongeant la david was laid to rest over the weekend, but there is no resting in peace. instead, there is sound and fury. his widow, myeshia johnson, has spoken for the first time about the now infamous call from president trump. >> the president said he knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway. and it made me cry, because i was very angry at the tone in his voice and h

york, fox news military analyst general jack keane is with us and global economics editor jon hilsenrath, good to see you. jon: great to be here. maria: great to have you here and dagen, great to have you back, welcome. dagen: i was taken by john kelly, i can't wait to talk about his schooling of the press yesterday and also the fact that we all need to spend time in arlington national cemetery. maria: you're right. incredible press conference yesterday for the first time hearing general kelly talk about his son who, of course, passed away in afghanistan. dagen: it was really incredible, it was a lesson in grief, it was a lesson in sacrifice and i wish more people heard what i think we heard from kelly yesterday. maria: yeah, we will talk about that this morning. coming up, we have a big interview coming up. ly sit down with president donald trump this morning, get his take on health care, a lot more, exclusive interview with commander in chief this sunday morning in sunday morning futures 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news channel. more on monday morning here on fox business netw

and credit card companies. good morning here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the republican party civil war erupted with a blistering verbal assault by two retiring gop senators. first tennessee's bob corker and then arizona's jeff flake. corker said the president has trouble with the truth while flake declared he would not be complicit, calling mr. trump's behavior dangerous to a democracy. >> we must never regard as normal the regular and casual undermining of our norms and ideals. we must never meekly accept the dale daily sun dering of our country. the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedom and institution. >> nikki battiste is here with more. good morning, nicky. >> good morning. the white house is waking up half after two critical members have said they will not be seek re-election. steve bannon is calling it a monumental victory for the trump movement. two republican senators issued no holds barred criticisms on president trump tuesday. >> when the next generation asks us why didn't you do something, why didn't you speak up, what

out. >> 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 wo

grand for a one-hour speech in new york and that was four months before this deal went through. the foundation that tens of millions of dollars. lou: $145 million in fact, $145 million for one deal. >> and the deal went through and there were other things that will come out. this goes on but we know the deal went through. there is acquitted and there's a "." but my client does is put a little more meat on those bones. lou: a little more or substantial play more? way for us if you will the impact of what he does know and what you may have learned from him? >> i want to get in the business of violating an nda. it's quite significant. what all the russians were talking about during the bribery cases. lou: at what point does the national interest becomes so evident to even the swamp in d.c. that they have to make rational decisions about what the congress can learn and the american people must know. >> lou i was called a few days ago by someone from "cnn" asking me some questions and i said don't you want me to go on and discuss it? well we will get back to you. we can't even get anybod

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