NYC mayor assures residents police "out in very strong numbers"
"We have the biggest counterterrorism force of any police force in the nation. It's out in very strong numbers so people can see it. It's a deterrent force," mayor said
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Anti-Gillespie ad of truck chasing kids pulled after NYC attack
The Washington Post's editorial board slammed the ad from the Latino Victory Fund as "vile"
NYC terror suspect planned attack "for a number of weeks," NYPD says
"He appears to have followed – almost exactly, to a T – the instructions that ISIS has put out in its social media channels," police say
Security experts: NYC attack right out of "ISIS playbook"
The suspect allegedly rented a truck and mowed down pedestrians for about a mile on a popular bike path in lower Manhattan Tuesday
Accused attacker is 4th suspect this year with links to same country
The Muslim-majority nation gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 and is located north of Afghanistan
NYC terror suspect brags about attack from hospital bed
Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, 29, told police he is pleased with his actions and is unapologetic for the attack, which killed 8 people
Who is NYC attack suspect Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov?
Uber spokesperson confirmed to CBS News that Saipov was a driver for them and had passed a background check
New York's Halloween parade marches on despite terror attack
The annual celebration, scheduled to happen just blocks from the attack, went off like all the others before it
The origin of the terror attack tactic used by NYC suspect
A 2010 issue of al Qaeda's "Inspire" magazine shows a pickup truck along with the headline "The Ultimate Mowing Machine"
Trump says NYC attack is by a "very sick and deranged person"
President Trump tweeted that the attack in New York City "looks like another attack by a very sick and deranged person"
Senator on NYC attack: Some people are "plain damn evil"
"They're not sick. They're not confused. They're not mixed up. They're just plain damn bad," said Sen. John Kennedy, R-Louisiana
"I've got five people on the ground": NYPD audio reveals chaotic scene at terrorist attack
NYPD officer radio transmission reveals moment first responders arrived to see "mass casualty situation" in lower Manhattan on Tuesday
"This is kind of a warning": Study says NYC may see more frequent flooding
Researchers say floods that strike NYC roughly every 25 years now, could happen once every five years between 2030 and 2045
Today in history: A controversial rape comment and key Civil War battle
A look at notable events on October 23 throughout history
Dogs dress up for Halloween costume parade
"I feel like people get more into it with their dogs than they do in their own Halloween costumes," one resident said this weekend
Dog costume Halloween parade in New York City
New Yorkers dressed their dogs for the annual costume parade in New York City's Tompkins Square Park on Sat., Oct. 21, 2017
Bonobos CEO talks Walmart and e-commerce strategy
The entrepreneur says "it's about an ecosystem" when it comes to digital strategy
100-year-old grandma shares advice with strangers
Eileen Wilkinson, who will turn 101 in January, says her secret to longevity is living a good, clean life
Bull goes for wild run in the streets, leaves child with minor injuries
Police eventually corralled the bull in a baseball dugout after about an hour, sealing the exits with police trucks
Hospital uses music therapy to help cancer patients
Doctors say music helps cancer patients stay positive and relaxed before and during treatment
Feds: Man threatened "Las Vegas repeat" after massacre
New York City man is facing charges after he allegedly threatened to replicate shooting that left scores dead at country music festival
Man doused with soup for explosive rant on subway
Man seen drinking alcohol on train while repeatedly shouting slurs, arguing First Amendment lets him say whatever he wants
Doctor accused in NYC terror plot claims cash was for charity
Lawyers for Filipino doctor say alleged ISIS supporter only wanted to help "the needy," not to "slaughter" New Yorkers
The Restaurateur
Anderson Cooper profiles the pioneering restaurateur Danny Meyer, whose ideas have changed the way America dines out. But will his latest concept, a no-tip policy at restaurants, catch on?
Shake Shack founder, Danny Meyer, profiled by 60 Minutes
Restaurateur behind no-tipping policy was also one of the first to ban smoking before the law
3 children, 1 teacher killed in Oregon school shooting, police say
Vance says "selling access to the White House" is "disgusting"
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Oregon mom says she ran to son's school when co-worker heard gunshots
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