david asman. he announced he was yes earlier melissa: you re not doing anything? go straight to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole what is the mood on the floor. is it like 24-k? they re dancing for the mccain rally, mcshane rally, whatever you want to call it. we broke through 24,000. the dow gained 331 points. we now have closed here well above that 24,000 mark. it has been quite a run. this is our fifth 1000 milestone of 2017, all on tax relief ideas and thinking that this is going through, and brings optimism it wall street. take a look. we have 1000 points. what drove us to this point. best performers since 23,000. that would be nike, walmart, cisco system, intel and 3m. those are the best of the best. names that came under pressure. ge with a dividend cut and restructuring, that came under major pressure. that is down, merck, ibm were laggards. the night of the election we dropped over 800 points. we all reported on it. we were at 17,000 and
city,: terror in new york a truck crowding plowing to people on a crowded bike path. least eight deaths. we are also tracking the moose from the fbi as the investigation takes a new turn overnight. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: we have got the latest from lower manhattan coming up. just a few moments. but first, let s get a check on your forecast. veronica johnson has what you need to know. veronica: tracking another cool day for us. it will seem much chillier out there today with more clouds. d.c., 46 degrees. surrounding areas in the upper 40 s.o low freezing with snow that we will talk about later in the hour, showing up not too far from here. headline forecast for today, warm with sunshine by the end of the work week, tracking weekend showers. we will not get a lot, though. 43, high today of 62, but today maybe a little sprinkle with a light shower and we w
inside that truck and the fbi raiding his home overnight as new york steps up security across the city and new yorkers unite marching defiantly in the face of terror. a special edition of good morning america starts right now. we do say good morning, america. thank you for joining us this wednesday morning. it is a tough one in new york city and around the country learning so much more about that devastating terror attack. a live look at the scene this morning. that is the truck the driver used. a rental from home depot plowing into a crowd of bikers, hit a school bus just as parents were picking up children were school. the attacker and his wife and three kids most recently lived across the river in paterson, new jersey, the fbi conducting a raid overnight. here s what we know at this hour. the attacker killed at least eight people, injured more than abc news he left notes in the truck indicating he was inspired by isil and that trail of terror in southern manhatta
nypd james o neil is going to be talking. moments away from it beginning. and here s the newscast. shown no remorse and even boasting about the attack which killed eight people yesterday and injured 11 more. there is no evidence to suggest a wider plot. a wider scheme. investigators today are leerpg everything they can about 29-year-old sayfullo saipov is accused of mowing down on the west side on the attack of the islamic trade in the world trade center neighborhood. the entire gentleman had tire marks across his chest. reporter: they saw he drove a rental pickup truck path leaving twisted bicycles in its wake before crashing into a school bus. jumped out of the truck brandishing what appears to be two weapons. witnesses say he yelled allah akbar. parents watched as their children were letting out for the day. i went and started grabbing kids and saying get back in the school. there is a shooter. and just pushing kids back in the school. looking for my son to
meg, good afternoon. what can you tell us? reporter: as you can see several streets behind me are still blocked off after the deadly attack yesterday. meantime, authorities say the suspect bragged from his hospital bed about the rampage saying he would have kept going if he hadn t crashed into schoolbus. the mangled rental truck used to mow down people on a bike path still sits on a street in lower manhattan. investigators want to know if the alleged driver sayfullo saipov had his accomplices in manning his deadly rampage. cbs news has learned he told police he did it for isis and that he was pleased with the results. it appeared mr. saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. reporter: 29-year-old suspect came to the u.s. on green card from use beck stan in 2010. overnight the fbi searched his last official address in tampa, florida, as well the location in paterson, new jersey where the suspect is believed to have been living recently. new york s governor b