stopped and requested questioned by mueller s investigators this year. it shows you they get an explanation for what these payments. reporter: were, to make sure they understand what this might have to do with russian collusion. it appears what they did, at least some of the information they had, they kicked over to the southern district of new york to the man hhattan prosecutors who are now handling the bulk of what michael chone is facing. we don t know what else mueller has, however, so there s a lot of unanswered questions as to whether or not there s part of this that are still having to do with the russians. we know what we know. we do not know what we do not know. thinking about viewers at home, hearing about these shady practices, thinking to themselves, this is what the president campaigned against. this is the stench of the swamp. it stinks in here. sx it does and he said what we see is clear ly pay to play. but today, refusing o condemn it. next, viktor vekselberg, t
bit difficult to believe that this is an accident but officials have not ruled in a motive at this point. right now we re seeing that multiple people are dead, plu multiple people are injured. there s no indication that this is involving the world trade center. but if you know where the world trade center. that s almost exactly where this truck stopped, about a block north of it, what you re seeing right on scene. and based on louis s description of where he is we know that this vehicle travelled a good 15 blocks before it came to a stop. obviously we know from the injuries, talking to people, senior new york city officials that there s several injuries to pedestrians and bicyclists. we have been looking at a picture where there were bikes that were mangled on this bike and pedestrian path. and this goes all the way from the west side of man hhattan an
shelters were but where they could bring the food and water to clothing. the bright story of that tragic hurricane and this one too is the compassion that we have as americans for each other. and i was very touched by that. i think social media helped bring that together. yeah. there was a call put out. they were overwhelmed with calls. it was wonderful. mr. chairman, you walk off this set now and head south of here in man hhattan to the site where americans were murdered 16 years ago on september 11th. what does the day mean to you. at 8:46 we ll take a moment of silence. it was the largest terrorist attack on american soil. i ll never forget that day. we were talking earlier how some people, it s a living history for me, and for some of our children, it s a textbook history. i think it s important that they remember this day, and what
republican front-runner for the president. according to the latest national poll. leaving many analysts wondering if the georgia businessman s plan resonating. all that and more on american morning. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, october 13. it is certainly not a good morning. i can t get messages from people, i can t send messages. mine was down yesterday but back now. mine was up yesterday but i e-mailed this morning. our executive producer said i will be late. that s the e-mail i sent. he is panicking going where are my anchor. if you don t know what we are talking about, millions of blackberry users are without service this morning. now four-day blackout spreads to north america. the outage primarily affects e-mails and internet access, not the ability to make phone calls or text. weird. problem started monday affecting customers in europe, middle east and africa. by tuesday, it has spread to south america and yesterday customers here in the un