argentina, we learned one from belgium. clearly, this is a popular tourist hub. it was just after 3:00, too, on halloween, there are schools here, stuyvesant high school is behind me, ps 89, an elementary and if 89, the middle school, kids are getting out for halloween in their costumes. we have been hearing stories, guys, of parents, there to pick up their children, thinking they saw an automobile accident. two fathers going over to help a father emerge with what we now know to be a paint gun and pellet gun the assailant in that case t. father running back pushing kids back into the school in their halloween costumes, where they then sheltered in place. what we know so far about this guy as i said, a 29 u.s. bell national. he came here to the united states on a green card he worked
it was unsealed yesterday morning, which is how we all learned about the government s 12 felony charges and the narrative of the special counsel s case against paul manafort and rick gates. but then tonight, without warning, they unsealed a whole bunch of other documents in relation to that case. and the unsealed docket, as of tonight you can now see the arrest warrant for paul manafort and the arrest warrant for rick gates. the two of them were taken into custody yesterday morning. but then they were not put in jail. they were released. and it turns out they were released on very different terms. you can see here on this document, this is the one that relates to gates. this is defendant richard gates here. he was released on his own personal recognizance. richard gates was allowed to go home. the terms of release are that he is not allowed to apply for a passport. he is required to stay at home. that s the phrase there, permanent home confinement you see handwritten there. he is allow
and do you believe that there s anything more that needs to be done or that could be done to prevent people from coming to this country who have extremist leanings? first of all, just take this case. we will learn a lot more. much of what we say now is speculated. it s not at all clear that this person had extremist leanings when he came here. he came here seven years ago. we now see the report you just showed, that he was reading radical islamist stuff on social media. he may very well have been perfectly fine not to radicalize, nothing to see with extreme vetting or any other vetting. he lives here for a number of years and he changes from reading social media. the soldier who shot up his fellow soldiers at ft. hood was native here. did not immigrate. was self radicalized. no amount of extreme vetting is
new york attack. right now 11 people are in the hospital in serious condition. eight people were killed when the truck drove down the bike path in lower manhattan. investigators found a note in the truck written by the suspect that reads, isis lives forever. we just learned law enforcement officials interviewed his wife. they say she was cooperative and that she denied knowing anything about this attack. we ll bring you more now from ron mott down near the scene in lower manhattan. ron, what are you learning? reporter: hey there, hallie, good morning to you. one of the things that the governor and mayor of new york city wanted people to do this morning, was to get up and go about their business as usual. that has certainly been the case here. we have seen a lot of people going to work and school, taking their camera phones out and taking a look at the home depot pickup truck a block away. there is a police wrecker there. they are just waiting to finish processing the scene before we
airport attackers. about five or six people from american who went to join isis were uzbeki nationals. we know this person immigrated here legally in 2010. i don t want to suggest that this person isis and returned. only that there is a preponderance of people from that part of the world that seem to have been taken in by the message of this group. a foreign correspondent from the new york times who focuses on terrorism, we always see you under terrible circumstances, but thank you. thank you, rachel. much more to come tonight including the latest on a batch of documents unsealed by a federal district court tonight in the criminal case against the trump campaign manager. we were not expecting this docket to get unsealed tonight. it was unsealed tonight, it is very substantive. and that story is ahead. stay with us. (honking) (beeping) we re on to you, diabetes. time s up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork,