against disgraced media giant matt lauer, the question is how is this going to impact men and women and their relationship in the workplace. and, a bit of a misleading headline, or why was it? the governor of new jersey is requiring volunteers on his transition team to sign a nondisclosure agreement and what s that about? a bold new plan. a new way for you to get to work. train, buses, new tunnels, all of it on the table. this is chasing news. as more accusations are leveled against disgraced media superstar matt lauer, he came out with his own statement admitting some of the accusations are true. ashley johnson has the whole story. what you got? a day after nbc announced the firing of matt lauer, he issued an apology and broke the silence of allegations of sexual misconduct. he is accused of multiple women of sexual harassment. three women have filed complaints with nbc. his statement starts, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for pains i have caused others
details. caroline has all of the emerging details. reporter: officials confirmed a 29-year-old immigrant entered the u.s. legally in 2010 under a diversity visa program. it appeared that mr. sayfullo saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. he did this in the name of isis. reporter: investigators learning everything they can about sayfullo saipov, accused of running a truck in new jersey and driving it down a popular new york city bike trail for nearly a mile. running into people, killing and injuring many. for. he appears to have followed the instructions that isis has put out its social media channels, with instructions to their followers on how to carry out such an attack. reporter: simply say that they have interviewed sayfullo saipov who is in the hospital after police shot him, ending his rampage. the suspect reportedly bragging about the attack. reporter: sayfullo saipov had recently been living in paterson, new jersey. about 25 miles from the scene. in
The number of blades seized in New York City public schools has rocketed 7% so far this year compared to last, troubling new NYPD data obtained by The Post show.