A split among jurors means there will be no death penalty for an Islamic extremist convicted of maniacally racing a truck along a popular New York City
investigators say he crashed before apparently killing himself. investigators also say that a domestic situation at this point looks like it played a role in the shoog. kelly s mother-in-law attended the church but was not at the church during the time of the shooting. president trump is monitoring the situation from japan. the first stop on a 13-day, five-nation visit to asia. he talked about the shooting earlier today. this isn t a guns situation. we could go into it, but it s a little bit soon to go into it. it s a mental health problem at the highest level. it s a very, very sad event. chris jansing is traveling with president trump. she is in tokyo. and from washington new york times political reporter ken vogue el. chris, let s start with you. the president s response to the shooting here in texas, it was very different than his response to last week s bike path attack
bret: back to the manhattan truck terror suspect. sayfullo saipov appeared in court yesterday shackled to a wheelchair. criminal complaint says he confessed to planning the bike path attack about a year ago. on october 22, he rented the truck he used for a dry run. investigators have discovered several pieces of evidence linking saipov to isis. cell phones recovered at the scene contain mounds of isis propaganda, some showing awful things. beheadings and the use of drugs as weapons. also, a note pledging allegiance to isis. now authorities also say the married father of three had previous contact with terror suspects known to the fbi. jesse, you see this guy come in