the stabbing happened last thursday night at lola's market - on the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. the victim, a 61-year-old man, was seriously hurt. witnesses say the suspect had a "grim reaper" tattoo. ( will )two disaster recovery centers that opened following the north bay firestorm will close for good today.the centers at the hanna boys center in sonoma and the press democrat building in santa rosa were jointly run by the california governor's office of emergency services and fema. also ... a downtown santa rosa donation center on fourth street is closing ... after three attempted break-ins and acts of vandalism in the past two weeks.the most recent break-in happened christmas morning. ( will ) a solemn ceremony at the c-h-p academy in sacramento. a bell tolled - to honor fallen c-h-p officer andrew camilleri. he was killed christmas eve by a suspected drunk driver on interstate 880 in hayward.now we know when the beloved husband, and father of three will be laid to rest. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. a solemn day at the chp academy in sacramento wednesday as

the stabbing happened last thursday night at lola's market - on the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. the victim is a 61-year-old man who had been having a meal there. he was stabbed in the neck -- and was seriously hurt in the attack. witnesses say the suspect had a "grim reaper" tattoo. (grant) happening now:san ramon police are asking for help identifying a christmas eve burglary suspect... take a look -- they posted this video on twitter -- with the caption "this is not santa".they say the suspect stole thousands of dollars from a local business... no word on which business was targeted. (grant) tonight -- three teens have been arrested -- accused of stealing four limosines in vacaville on christmas eve. it's all thanks to some good police work -- and pretty bad luck on the part of the young thieves. just after the thefts - officers spotted one of the limos... the driver -- who was a minor -- was released to their parents. then yesterday -- officers spotted another stolen limo -- this one driving on a flat tire. the driver tried to run away -- but was caught.here is the kicker -

it happened last thursday evening at lola's market - which is on the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. the victim is a 61-year-old man who was sitting down having a meal by himself...he was stabbed in the neck -- and seriously hurt in the attack. witnesses say the suspect had a "grimm reaper" tattoo. ((vicki))in the east bay the housing crisis has not slowed for the holidays. (grant) kron 4's gabe slate spoke with some alameda residents who were served with 3 day eviction notices right before christmas sound from gina wayamba - resident being evicted - lived there for 6 years"we did not even buy an xmas tree because all this notice we are getting we don't know if we're going to get out or we are going to be out on the street or what" gina wayamba has lived in the bayview apartment complex off central avenue in alameda for seven years. she is a single mom working two jobs supporting her 3 daughters and parents.. gina has not been able to find another place to rent in alameda she wants to keep her kids in their school which is right next to the apartment building.. sound from gina wayam

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence last bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because in to him for help in this we're not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting stone we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us can. steinmeyer also addressed the delay in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen. of the thought in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. in german soccer the bundesliga is enjoying a well earned winter break after one of the most compelling first halves of the season in years high profile sacking some spectacular goals and a huge controversy over the new video referee system means th

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence last bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help in this we're not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting story when we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us. each time i also addressed the delay in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire a shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than full scene. of the vote in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. at least six people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the blast occurred near an office belonging to the country's national intelligence agency during the

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence schloss bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help in this way not going to help the situation so our future is not sitting starn we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us can. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history which leaves lish not only things that are unexpected should inspire a shia this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than full scene. of the vote in the us but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. aren't to tell you now about some news just coming in there right now a bus has crashed into an underground passageway in moscow killing at least four people and injuring fifteen more all the cause of the crash at this moment isn't cle

german president frank held his first christmas greeting as president from his residence bellevue he called on people to seize initiative in uncertain times. because indian for help when not in a hopeless situation so our future is not sit in stone we can overcome the sense of powerlessness and alienation on both a large and small scale if we take action as a community if we stop calling on others to be responsible and start to realize that responsibility begins with us and. each time i also addressed the deny in forming a new german government now the longest in post-war history. not all things that are unexpected should inspire fear this also applies when the formation of a new government takes longer than foreseen one. of the involved in this but the german president gave his assurance that the country remained stable. let's catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world tunisia has banned planes belonging to the dubai eline emirates from landing in its capital tunis officials that say they are responding to moves by the year one thousand arab emirates to

industry of women in reset, pulitzer prize winning historian reports are on the history of new york city's bellevue hospital. and jason recalls the life of elizabeth smith who o invent modern science of cryptology in woman who smashed codes in hit refresh, microsoft ceo weigh withs on reinvention and 2017 list pulitzer prize winning amy gold seen looks at community caused by closing of a gm plant in janesville. two days before christmas of 2008 that this general motor os plant closed down, something is that was just unprecedented, and had this town and very hazard for people o get their heads around but this time was going to be different. >> and i knew that no place i was going to pick would be exactly like every place in the country. but as much as possible it seemed to me a good idea to pick a community many which the pattern of job losses matched the broad pattern of job losses in the great recession. so nationally jobs that didn't require much formal education that was surgery true of these autoa worker jobs. and many this broadly in janesville more women than men lost jobs but there's a sense

the incident happened just before 6:30 last night in the corner of dutton and bellevue avenues. police found a 61-year-old man with stab wounds to the neck when they arrived. they were unable to locate the attacker but surveillance cameras were able to capture a picture of him. police say the victim is suffering from a life-threatening injury. (catherine) in the east bay... at least five buildings have been damaged in a series of fires in antioch... tonight--- firefighters say they believe they were arson. (grant) kron 4's lydia pantazes brings us up to speed on the investigation. (lydia)firefighters believe these fires are suspicious because they all happened at about the same time in the same area.this structure behind me is one of the buildings that burned thursday night.and it's not the first time this has happened here. (take)just before 10 last night, the fire department received reports of a structure fire.while on their way to this fire, firefighters got reports of several more fires all within a few blocks of the same area of a street. there were also three homes on fir

. >>> at the brief encounter cafe in bellevue, washington, a brief encounter that meant a lot this week. after his usual breakfast, telling the staff when he was 7 his mom cooked at a diner just like it. >> then he signed a $3,000 tip for the staff and wished them all a better christmas. >> very excited and the boys back there like, n >> another secret santa at a walmart in melville, new jersey. someone paid off $49,000 in layaway items for strangers. kimberly green had put thing aside for her nine grandchildren. >> whoever it is, i'm grateful. like, they're blessed. they've blessed a lot of people. >> reporter: and a lot of people made one girl's wish come true in edinburgh, texas. a teacher posted a little girl's letter to santa asking for a ball, food and a blanket. the food now flooded with donations. giving, coming in all forms this holiday season, in shawnee, kansas, this police officer handing out cash instead of tickets. >> i would like to give you that. >> thank you. >> reporter: elementary students in boone, iowa, were busy creating paper hugs and an army national guard staff

i don't really care that they were in bellevue >> i don't. >> what's in bellevue, washington, i wonder. >> i don't know. >> that's the home of star buck. they got good coffee up there. >> you've heard of them. >> i used to live in seattle. that was my old stomping grounds twice. >> i went to the first one, too. >> you think they got on a private plan for starbucks. >> no. >> okay. right. >> maybe let's talk about your other favorites. justin timberlake has been tease agnew album for months now. people are curious about the name for the neck release. why not? tmz says the singer just filed a trademark for the phrase man of the woods. you like? don't like? don't care. all right. justin is aiming to use it for bunch of things like cd's, dvd' don't loadable music, clothes, concert posters and life performance and tours as well he will played for trademark to fresh leibs. speculation is one is for the album title and the other is for the first single. >> hmm. >> this filing comes less than two months before he performs the half time show for super bowl 52. there you go >> hmm. >> it's a lit

. >> reporter: at the brief encounter cafe in bellevue washington, that meant a lot this week. after his usual breakfast a regular left behind a note telling the staff when he was 7 he washed dishes and his mom cooked at a diner just like it. >> good job there, sir deal. >> reporter: then he signed a $3,000 tip for the staff and wished them all a better christmas. >> very excited. the boys back there are like, no way, no way. >> reporter: another secret santa in mill wood, new jersey. someone paid off $49,000 in lay away items for strangers. kimberly green had put things aside for her nine grandchildren. >> whoever it is, i'm grateful. like they're blessed. they've blessed a lot of people. >> reporter: and a lot of people made one girl's wish come true in ed inberg texas. a teacher posted a little girl's letter to santa asking for a ball, food, and a blanket. the school now flooded with donations. giving coming in all forms this holiday season. in shawnee, kansas, this police officer handing out cash instead of tickets. >> i would like to give you that. >> thank you. >> reporte

and cats of all ages and sizes were available for just $20 each, the june mega adoption event held at bellevue state park placed more than 1100 animals in two days. >> well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning, why eagles nation was on the edge of their seats in the fourth quarter. >> it may be the most wonderful time of the year for you, but also the busiest time for the us postal service. we are taking you live behind the scenes, as workers ers make sure your cards and packages are all delivered on time. >> don't try to mail this one, we're going for a reported back at the top of the hour. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> both look. both firing. and it is good. agholor touchdown. >> well the eagles score another victory, one impacts the post-season, so why is the coach so un happy this morning >> and it is lights on again at hearts fields jackson international. what created long lines for passengers at the world's busiest airport and also disrupted air traffic all across the country. >> and, it is a good thing this didn't happen during the r

. >> in bellevue, washington, a brief encounter that meant a lot this week after his usual breakfast, a regular left behind a note telling the staff when he was 7 he washed dishes and his mom cooked at a diner just like it. then he signed a $3,000 tip for the staff and wished them all a better christmas. >> they're excited. the boys back there are like no way, no way. >> another secret santa at a walmart in millville, new jersey. someone paid off $49,000 in lay away items for strangers. kimberly green had put things aside for her nine grandchildren. >> whoever it is, i'm grateful. they're blessed. they blessed a lot of people. >> a lot girl's wish come true in edinburgh, texas. a teacher posted a little girl's letter to santa asking for a ball, blanket -- the school flooded with -- in shawnee, kansas, this police officer handing out cash instead of tickets. >> i would like to give you that. >> thank you. >> elementary students in boone, iowa were creating paper hugs for a student's dad, a staff sergeant overseas. >> this santa had a secret identity. >> tell mommy and tell her what you

. >> reporter: in bellevue washington, a brief encounter that meant a lot this week. a regular left behind a note telling the staff when he was seven he washed dishes and his mom cooked at a diner just like this one and then left a $3,000 tip. in new jersey someone paid off a lay away purchase. >> i am grateful. they blessed a lot of people. >> and a lot of people made one wish come true. a teacher posted a little girl's letter to santa asking for a ball, a blanket. in shawnee ckansas this police officer handing out cash instead of tickets. >> you want daddy to come home? >> reporter: this santa having a secret identity. >> i want daddy to come home. >> i want a dirt bike. >> hi, guys. >> reporter: just in time for christmas. >> so cute. that was kate snow reporting. did you go to the movies this weekend? >> no. but a lot of people did. it is the number one movie at the box office. the eighth "star wars" movie brought in 220 million to be exact. the animated movie ferdinand finished second. >> should we go to the midnight showing? >> that would be right now. >> hoping

there is something out i think the best well this is now me sources from places like china russia and bellevue sit in a few areas that says in relevant data and we come up with a woman who is mean she is also each one of three it work you know when we're all separate investigation which is lead to separate out ones were able to hash out. a quick recap our top stories here on al-jazeera south africa's president jacob zuma has called on the ruling a.n.c. party to unite as members gather to choose a new leader the african national congress is deeply divided though over who should replace suma who is stepping down from the role of. the fifty fourth national conference is taking place at a time when i want him and he's at a crossroads. why do we identify cooperate. as posing as serious threats to the a n c we also need to look at in ten ten weeks we've seen organizations protesters in tel aviv are once again calling for the resignation of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under investigation of a corruption allegations he's accused of accepting gifts from wealthy businessmen he denie

formally presented with those five terrorism charges presented against him not in a courtroom but at bellevue hospital with the judge joining him in his guarded room via live video conference. ullah still hospitalized after the bomb fizzled didn't detonate as planned. he told authorities he wanted to blow as many up as possible punishing for isis overseas. he waived his miranda rights after arrest and told them he began watching isis videos three years ago 2014 three years after admitted into the u.s. thanks to family chain migration after his uncle won visa lottery and got his mother and siblings into the u.s. before turning 21. ullah told investigators he reserved online how to build a bomb and built it in brooklyn apartment two to three weeks ago. then he set it up in podesta passageway port authority busy monday morning to try to maximize casualties. the investigation isn't over. the focus is on who else may have helped and known or might be plotting to pick up where ullah left off. >> our investigation is ongoing. we do not stop because we have an individual who is charged. our initial a

city bombing suspect, ullah was charged with federal terrorism charges tuesday, still being treated at bellevue hospital. police and national guard, continue to guard port authority bus terminal, u.s. acting attorney general said that news conference that ullah came to port authority with purpose, his motivation is no mystery. >> ullah admitted he began researching how to build bombs about a year ago. had been planning this particular attack for weeks. reporter: he began making bomb making material about 3 weeks ago, he posted on his facebook, trump, you failed to protect your nation. >> i think any terrorist out there, or think that president trump is tough on immigration, tough on terrorism. he has been saying, this is like an in your face thing to president but to american people as well. reporter: here is a photo of the port authorities who stopped ullah from fully carrying out his plan of attack, the officers are being hailed as heroes, a bomb tec technician expert was informed by commuters. >> it shows what cops do every day, you are trained to do this stuff, you jump into act. not until

en un cuarto del hospital bellevue en manhattan, donde aún se recupera de las heridas, el supuesto terrorista akayed ullah fue instruido de cargos por delitos federales tras cometer ayer un ataque en la terminal de la autoridad del puerto de nu y nj. sot joon kim, fiscal encargado del distrito sur en ny. 121333 "el proceso lo instruye de cinco cargos de delitos federales a ullah 1 suministro de material de apoyo y recursos a una organización terrorista. 2 uso de armas de destrucción masiva 3 por bombardear un lugar de uso público 4 destrucción de propiedad mediante fuego y explosivo. 5 utilizar un dispositivo destructivo para cometer un crimen de violencia. según la investigación ullah de 27 años quien aparentemente vivía en este edificio de borough park en brooklyn habría planeado aquí el día y la hora del atentado pensando en causar el mayor daño posible. esta vecina del supuesto terrorista no sale del asombro por lo ocurrido . sot norma negron, vecina de supuesto terrorista 140650 "mucha policía mucha sirena mucha actividad e gente no siendo pero uno sabía que estaba pasando"

he is now in bellevue hospital being treated. what is the most important information to get from him right now? >> john, absolutely the most critical question is, who did you do this with? we think right now that he was a lone wolf, because remember he's claimed allegiance to isis, was this directed or inspired is going to be the question. >> when we say lone wolf is it ever completely alone, never had any help, no one ever saw you, no one knew anything? >> we want to determine that no one gave him material support. the inspiration he can get off the internet. since 9/11, fully one half of the folks that have become radicalized were u.s. citizens. he came from bangladesh, but we want to determine was there a support network anywhere else or able to stay underneath the radar and do this on his own. >> the president is talking about immigration policy, if immigration policy were different this guy would not have gotten in. one key thing we don't know where the radicalization happened. >> right. i agree. i think it's much too early

he is still at his hospital bedside at bellevue recovering from burns and lacerations he sustained when having that explosive attached to his body but again mike and alex a fairly normal day here, new yorkers doing what they to bet get back to their normal swing of things and not allowing this to change how they are approaching this daily commute >> that corridor right there is so important for the morning commute no matter what happened, so many people use that corridor for sure. >> i would think so. great job very good comprehensive report. >>> we have to take a break here but, now we have controversy over this young man and his family, why some are accusing the mother of this young boy featured in this video of trying to this young boy featured in this video of trying to exploit the situation for doctor. doctor. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. starting with my own. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is for people my age. see anything, doctor? looks great, doctor. and with cigna healthspring medicar

he is in bellevue hospital in serious condition at this hour with burns on his hands and stomach. he also wounded seven passerby's according to police. officials say he did tell them that this act was revenge against the u.s. for bombing isis in the middle east. take a look at the shocking surveillance tape of the confusion, of the smoke, and that he is, as people were walking down the walkway, they say he had the palms track pugh his chest with velcro and zip ties. when it went off, police call a low-tech bomb made for a broken christmas lights, sugar, 9-volth heads. he admits that he watched isis propaganda videos, and he learned how to make the bomb online on the internet. new york city police commissioner james o'neill. >> he had wounds to his body. the investigation of the scene of the case, this mail was wearing an improvised, low-tech, explosive device attached to his body. he intentionally detonated that device. >> ullah originally came from bangladesh in seven years ago with his parents and four siblings are not so called change chain migration vesey of where you have to

"el sujeto fue puesto bajo arresto y transportado al hospital bellevue " --la patrulla de caminos investiga hoy la posibilidad de que una falla mecanica provocara la volcadura de un autobus rentado sobre la autopista 101 en san francisco. --sucedi la noche del viernes y las 29 personas a bordo resultaron lesionadas. --los pasajeros se dirigian a una fiesta en palo alto cuando el chofer perdi el control y choc contra la barda divisoria antes de volcarse en medio de la via. --tragedia en la sierra en ''lake tahoe''.. --un hombre que se deslizaba cuesta abajo a alta velocidad con una tabla de nieve, perdi el control en un sendero y se estrell contra una valla... --esto ocurri la semana pasada pero las autoridades acaban de dar a conocer los detalles del accidente que le cost la vida al joven de 23 aÑos ''david karlin''..un estudiante de la universidad de sacramento.. la polica de san francisco est en estos momentos realizando una discusin en su sede en bayview para discutir la muerte de un hombre afroamericano a manos de sus uniformados vamos en vivo con andres brender... andres qu se espera

the suspect is under a close watch at bellevue hospital, where he is being treated for burns and lacerations. a law enforcement source telling cnn the suspect has plebdged allegiance to isis and that he was motivated by recent actions in gaza. most recently, investigators say ullah had worked during the port authority, doing electrical work along with his brother. he had been licensed to drive a taxi in new york, but it's unclear if he ever did. his license expired in 2015. ullah is a permanent legal resident who came to the united states in 2011 to join family members already living in new york. this attack comes just over a month after an isis sympathizer killed eight people by driving a truck down a busy new york bike path. and tonight, new questions about security levels in new york's transportation hubs. >> listen, we have almost 3,000 transit cops that work in the subway system every day. we have the strategic response group, we have the critical response command. all parts of this system are controlled. >> this is new york. the reality is that we are a target by many who would like to

he was the only one seriously injured he is at bellevue hospital right now under police watch. andrew, rushed to the scene. the attempted attacks are reality but listen to this. this is new york. and we all pitched together and we are all savvy people. we keep her eyes open. and that's what see something say something is all about. that suspect 27-year-old 23 -- akayed ullah he has found online. this is a second attack in new york city just over a month. the other used a truck as a weapon on the west side highway killing many. is it time to distinguish the pipes through the training manuals flow. to the experts and those brave new york police authority. they worked the streets of new york city for years. since you had been on the streets for so many years. the terrace will always treat new york as their primary target. we need to bring back the very effective profiling and monitoring program. we need the undercover detectives and we need the confidential performance back in the mosques. you're also the former fbi. it looks like a loan book -- lone wolf attack. the self radicali

he is said to be in serious condition at bellevue hospital, and the please commissioner said the suspect is making statements. the police commission it would not elaborate on that, but law enforcement tell the associated press, the isis was an influence to carry out or attempt to. it does not appear he had any direct contact with that terror group or any other. bomb squad teams working to clear the suspect's home across the east river in brooklyn this afternoon. investigators say the suspect had strapped a pipe bomb or something like it to himself using velcro and twist ties after researching how to build a low-tech explosive device online. the governor said, the device did not go off as planned. the mayor, bill de blasio, said there is no other credible threats to the city. >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. thank god, the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goal. there is no additional known incidences at this time. there are no additional known activities. >> shepard: this, the attempted attack at one of the busiest transit centers or transportation centers. the port auth

serious wounds where he is treated at bellevue hospital nearby. other commuters only suffered minor injuries. trish, you brought up key questions out there, authorities do not believe there were coconspirators working with akayed ullah and that is something we need clarity on. the city of new york is all but back to normal here in the afternoon. the traffic is flowing. the subways are working again. some of the stops are being bypassed around 42nd street. that is all expected to be all but back to normal by the evening rush. governor cuomo, the governor of new york announced we should be on the lookout for enhanced security measures for number of different places. he specifically mentioned airports, bridges and tunnels and mass transit systems, places like mass transit like the port authority bus terminal. that is where we are as investigation continues here in manhattan and the suspect's home out in brooklyn. back to you. trish: connell mcshare. joining me with more, fox news security strategist and author of the best-selling book, "defeating. >>

serious lacerations and burns to his hands and abdomen, he is now being held under police watch at bellevue hospital, three other people were injured but very minor injuries, headaches and ears ringing from the blast that took place in that underground passageway between port authority and times square. >> harris: those are concussion related injury, most people recover fully. what about the arrest? >> according to the port authority police officers union, there were four port authority police officers who took down the suspect, jack collins, sean gallagher, drew preston and anthony manford but this was a massive response from multiple agencies including the fda, and the nypd and multiple divisions. counterterrorism division and heavy armor from the strategic response group and critical response command which were also sent to other transit hubs and other locations across the city as soon as this event happened, the fbi police also assisting here and with the investigation which has led them to homes connected to the suspect or his family or friends, the collection of evidence also includes

the subject was placed in custody and transported to bellevue hospital. >> investigators have said there is no ongoing threat. the attack came as the morning commute was getting underway. the attack disrupted travel in manhattan but service getting back to normal now. investigators with a large police presence are on the scene and on alert for further incidents. we checked with transit officials and no credible threat here locally. police officers in the area are in -- increasingly aware. san francisco police say that there will be additional scrutiny on their transit lines. a lot of local agencies are taking the threat seriously. making sure we are not under imminent threat. there is no word on any threat here. >> people have been telling me the bart stations in san francisco, you can see more officers. >> don't be surprised to see them around the bay area. again, everybody is on alert and aware. >> so, some of us have seen what appears to be surveillance video of the explosion. can you explain? >> we have been monitoring the video. it appears to be video taken possibly with the knowled

only three of them, neil, other than the attacker himself is being treated at bellevue hospital. we're waiting for an update from authorities. we hope to have one later in the day that fills in some of the blanks. again, what are those blanks? well, did he mean to do what he did about 7:30 this morning the device went off. we don't know whether he meant to do it then, it went off accidentally or he meant to carry off the attack somewhere else. did this man, ullah, have contact with a formal terrorist organization, he or overseas possibly online. other questions are waiting to be answered. to your point, this could have been a lot worse in new york. neil: now you worry about the commute home for a lot of folks lear going underground at this point. connell, thank you very much. >> >> we have a former u.s. army lieutenant on the signals he got from this, and how this kind of stuff can be prevented. that old expression, darren, that we done ad bullet but there were signs, right? what do you look for? >> neil, this is very interesting situation. i was a lieutenant working in the trans

the subsector was placed in custody and transported to bellevue hospital. >> we do want to mention three other people were injured in all of this and are also being treated, but those injuries are described as more of a ringing in the ears and headaches after being around the scene of the explosion. some evidence bags being removed from the scene, which is again very active with nypd, fbi counterterrorism teams. some streets and portions of its area and bus terminal have been reopened. the port authority is for the nation's busiest bus terminal, plus the holiday season well underway when extra tourists and travelers. the florida port authority officials are being crowded with helping to bring this guy down and prevent further injury and chaos. but as of right now, we do have a lot of officers still here on the scene. obviously as you can see here behind me, they are still working the investigation. we will bring you more as we get it here from the scene. back to you guys. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: meantime, president trump was briefed on the situation in new york city at the white h

s personnel removed the perpetrated to bellevue hospital where they're being treated now three other people that were in proximity of the explosion removed themselves two of them took themselves to mt sinai west one to mt sinai queens all with minor injuries that are consistent with big in the area of the explosion that is ringing in the years and headache so we have three minor injuries to people that were in that corridor and serious injuries so the perpetrator that's at this time. thank you as the commissioner the both of them the mayor and the governor both said earlier this morning we received an alert a potion that happened in the tunnel and immediately the m.t.a. in the transit authority shut down the lines on the on the eighth avenue line they'd see the many of them were rerouted i will tell you right now they are all back the only destruction we have right now is that on both the seventh avenue line as well as the eighth avenue a line where by passing the time for a forty second street corridor and also the shuttle between grand central and times square is currently shut dow

. >> being treated medically at bellevue hospital and we know he made some kind of a statement in or around or after the attack, although the police commissioner james o'neill would not tell us exactly what he said, whether it was a pledge of allegiance to isis. go ahead, senator. >> all i can say is that this has all the signature of a terrorist attack. low tech device, not part of a bigger plot. i don't know, you don't know. what i'm trying to figure out here is a system that will allow us to find as much as possible when you capture one of these guys alive so we can prevent the next attack and get into the mind of a terrorist and you can't do that in my view by reading them their miranda rights. i've been a criminal lawyer and military lawyer over 30 years. the best model to hold them as an enemy combatant, slowly but surely gather intelligence and make a decision where and how to charge him. >> you clearly haven't made up your mind whether this individual should be tried in the u.s. sort of federal court system, but let me ask you this, senator, what history does show us is since

we know that he's been hurt at bellevue. we don't know, for example, what may have motivated or inspired him, i believe. nor, for example, if he said something or what specifically he said before apparently setting off that bomb, pete. >> reporter: no, we don't know yet, but all that will come out in the coming hours. i wouldn't expect to know all that much detail so quickly on. it's been less than three hours since this happened. i think a couple things are notable here. first of all, hallie, the city is back to normal pretty much. the subway systems are running again, the transport system is running, so new york is really taking this in stride. the second thing is that it's obvious that the man who carried this out really didn't know what he was doing. and that is the fortunate thing. the pipe bomb that he apparently constructed was fortunately not -- he didn't do a lot of things that he could have done to make it more effective. and that is a good thing. he was burned on his hands and abdomen, they say. now, we heard conf

he's been taken to bellevue hospital here in new york with burns and lacerations on his hands and abdomen. and they said that he did pledge allegiance to isis in some form. in terms of those who were injured, we know four people have been taken to area hospitals with minor injuries and many of the injuries were consistent with being within the radius of an explosion. that means headaches and ringing ears. mayor bill de blasio as well as governor andrew cuomo did give a press con streference today. and this is what bill de blasio said many are trying to do to new yorkers, instill fear. back to you. >>> and women who publicly accused president trump of sexual misconduct are coming together for the first time today to recount their experiences. and comments from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations are also drawing attention. nbc's kristen welker is at the white house with more on this. hey, kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda. good morning to you. the #metoo movement is becoming a problem for the white house. three women have called for an investigation into president trump. t

we confirmed he is in custody in bellevue hospital. just to give you a mood of things as people are still trying to get by to work. this has really shut down this main grid. this really serious transit area at this hour. people are coming by. people are looking. people are asking officers questions. >> all right, morgan radford. let's bring in nbc's anne thompson also live at the scene. an anne, as we look at these pictures, we can still see people in the streets. are businesses open around that? it's 9:30 in the morning on monday december 11th. this is a very busy time in new york city. >> stephanie, let me show you a scene that you would never see on a typical monday morning at 9:30. this is 8th avenue. it is free of traffic. and i am about two blocks south of where morgan is. and there, that awning that you see on left-hand side of your screen, that's the entrance to the port authority. it's in there, that's where that explosion happened. the police have done a really great job of controlling access to this area. you can only get he

the suspect is at bellevue hospital. three other people that were in proximity of the explosion removed themselves. two of them took themselves to mt. sinai west, one to mt. sinai queens all with minor injuries consistent with being in the area of the explosion. that is ringing in the ears and headache. we have three minor injuries to people that were in that corridor and serious injuries to the perpetrator. that's it at this time. >> thank you. as the commissioners have both said and the mayor and governor we received the alert of the explosion that happened in the tunnel and immediately the mta and transit authority shut down the lines on the 8th avenue line, the c, d, e. many rerouted. i will tell you right now they are all back. the only disruption we have right now is that on both the 7th avenue line as well as the 8th avenue line we're by passing the time square and 42nd street corridor and the shuttle between grand central and time square is shut down. we expect it to be back and normal by this evening's rush hour

as a fee, he was brought to a nearby hospital, bellevue hospital with minor injuries and certainly p lease will not only be questioning him but calming his online history, and other information to try to find out as much as they can as quickly as possible we do understand that the president has already be briefed on the investigation. >>> cbs this morning does have a team of reporters covering this explosion you can look for more live coverage ahead at 7 am. >>> a group of young people taking president trump to court this morning in an unprecedented global warming lawsuit, kpix live at the ninth circuit sort -- circuit court.>>> good morning to you, kenny. this group is made up of about two dozen young people and here's the interesting thing, the oldest is 21 years old but the youngest is nearly 10 years old. taking on the federal government now this is a landmark environmental lawsuit and it is heading to federal court today in san francisco. now while they are suing president trump and the federal government, this lawsuit originated before he took office. the groups global warming

our ems personnel removed the perpetrator to bellevue hospital, where they're being treated now. three other people that were in proximity of the explosion removed themselves. two of them took themselves to mt. sinai west, one to mt. sinai queens, all the minor injuries that are consistent with being in the area of the explosion. that is, ringing in the ears and headaches. so we have three minor injuries to people that were in that corridor. and serious injuries to the perpetrator. that's it at this time. >> thank you. as the commissioners have both said and the mayor and the governor both said, earlier this morning, we received an alert of the explosion that happened in the tunnel. and immediately, the mta and the transit authority shut down the lines on the eighth avenue line, the a, the c, the e. many of them were re-routed. i will tell you right now, they are all back. the only disruption we have right now is that on both the 7th avenue line, as well as the 8th avenue line, we're bypassing the times square 42nd street corridor. and also, the shuttle between grand central and

dan will talk about that is the subject was placed in custody and transported to bellevue hospital. immediate police response included members of the transit emergency service division, bomb squad, counterterrorism mta police, troopers and the fbi joint terrorist attacks is. in addition, the n.y.p.d. response group were assigned to other key transportation hubs and other locations around the city with precautionary measures. this was captured on transit system video. a thorough background investigation into akyed is being conducted and we are asking anyone who may have any information about the individual to call the terror hot line. as the governor said in the mayor said, we are new yorkers. we don't live in fear. if you see something that doesn't look right, come forward, give us a chance to investigate. dan will talk about the injuries now. >> thank you. as the police commissioner mentioned -- stuart: at the details as 27-year-old young man who was wearing a device that he made himself. he says he was intentionally detonated on a subway platform or a 7:20 this morning right in th

come in but at this point all we have are reports of two minor injuries and one suspect in custody at bellevue hospital in new york. we'll have much more coming up on good day at 9:00 o'clock. ♪ >> in the meantime time for today's fox beat headed back out west this morning. >> that is where we find our kevin mccarthy live in los angeles. good morning. >> good morning steve and allison. i don't know if you guys saw the golden globe nominations just came out. >> i have my notes here for t them. discussing those at 9:15 this morning. >> that's very cool. any surprises that you can -- that you've seen so far you want to talk about. >> yeah. biggest one for me -- you guys remember the story recently kevin spacey was replacing that new film all the money in the world? so there was a film obviously that came out coming out this year called all the money in the world spacey's character was replaced by christopher plumber the actor who replaced spacy is now nominated for golden globe for that performance. reportedly the film they reshot spacy's scenes about ten days and they're going to be releasing

in passageway below ground, the uspect is 27 years old, reported to be badly injured, but alive at bellevue hospital. appeared to be wearing low-level explosive device and was to pped of his clothes remove it, according to investigators. this incident prompted responses via tweet from several members f congress, including minority leader of the senate, chuck schumer, thankful for quick first e of new york responder community and the bomb this at the port authority morning. we learn more about what is startling reminder of why see something, say something campaign is important. of new york, grateful or nypd for quickly apprehending the subject at port authority. ive federal resources to keep us safe. responses from karen maloney, monitoring the situation at port authority, grateful for first responders and their swift response n. open phones go to in washington state, republican line. caller: hi. host: hi. c-span, nice to talk to you. i'm wondering, i'd like to state that hillary clinton was investigated because there was probable cause, okay. never not found innocent , okay. people wanted t

number four is san francisco, redwood city, south city, number five seattle, bellevue, everett. >>> today at 9:00, we'll talk to the executive director of bay area women against rape about why some people are doubting sexual assault victims. >>> and the conductor for the san francisco symphony charges just ahead of some special holiday performances. >>> plus we will talk to the actor as the holiday classic of christmas story prepares to go live. ♪[ music ] >>> welcome to monday, what a glittery glorious day. not a drop of rain to be had, but there is a dilemma. it's centered on star wars. you recognize the music. it is this. we have two little boys. they are seven and a half and nine. they have not seen any of the star wars films. i know we have a different view in your house. >> yes, my children have seen every one of them. >> right. >> we're a little different. >> that's okay. >> you have to wait until you're 13 to see those films. i saw return of the jedi in the theater when i was 8 years old. my dad spent half of it covering my eyes because it was kind of too much for me at that ten

number four is san francisco, redwood city, south city, number five seattle, bellevue, everett. >>> today at 9:00, we'll talk to the executive director of bay area women against rape about why some people are doubting sexual assault victims. >>> and the conductor for the san francisco symphony charges just ahead of some special holiday performances. >>> plus we will talk to the actor as the holiday classic of christmas story prepares to go live. ♪[ music ] >>> welcome to monday, what a glittery glorious day. not a drop of rain to be had, but there is a dilemma. it's centered on star wars. you recognize the music. it is this. we have two little boys. they are seven and a half and nine. they have not seen any of the star wars films. i know we have a diffen

and he spent eight years in the bellevue police department before landing in douglas county in 1995. he was promoted to sergeant in 2000 and elected to his current position in 2006. additionally, he served in the reserve for 26 years where he was activated four times, including two tours in the middle east. for the last 22 years, he has been promoting reserve for safe relationships in central washington. i'm thankful for his leadership and compassion and i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulating him relationship in on a successful career. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today nine million children are at risk of losing their access to health care and millions of parents losing sleep. as funding for the children's health insurance program expires. community health senters across the country are at risk of steep cuts, forcing them to lay off medical professionals

impasse over forming a new government they met last night of the presidential palace here in berlin at bellevue with discussions lasting more than two hours council machall has been trying to put together a workable alliance since september selection the social democrat leader martin schultz had earlier ruled out forming another coalition with merkel's conservatives but pressure is building on phil's to reconsider that position. joining me now in the studio is our correspondent oliver salat joy following this story this morning martin shelton party leaders meeting this morning this is a key get together can we expect them to give the green light to exploratory talks this is what the whole country is waiting for right now will the s.p.d. agree on going into these exploratory talks with the christian democrats with angela merkel's party or will they not and it's quiet on his toric situation as well it's the first time that the german president had to step in in such a scale inviting all the party leaders there to his office is there. this is exactly what happened last night they are we have not h