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Obama delivers statement following attacks in New York and New Jersey (WATCH VIDEO) 'Don't succumb to fear' - Obama following attacks in New York and New Jersey (WATCH VIDEO)
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President Barack Obama is delivering a statement following the recent attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.President Barack Obama is delivering a statement following the recent attacks in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
He called on citizens to be vigilant, but not to "succumb to fear."He called on citizens to be vigilant, but not to "succumb to fear."
"It does  not help if false reports and misinformation is out there," he said."It does  not help if false reports and misinformation is out there," he said.
 An explosion in Chelsea neighborhood in New York injured 29 people on Sunday and it was followed by a blast at a railway station in Elizabeth, New Jersey, a New York suburb. An explosion in Chelsea neighborhood in New York injured 29 people on Sunday and it was followed by a blast at a railway station in Elizabeth, New Jersey, a New York suburb.
A person with a knife killed one and injured another at a mall in Minnesota, reportedly asking his victim if they were Muslim.A person with a knife killed one and injured another at a mall in Minnesota, reportedly asking his victim if they were Muslim.
  Obama said that federal, local and state working together around the clock to prevent terrorism. 
 He also said that the government is going to  "to enlist tech companies, communities and religious leaders to push back on extremist content."
Obama will speak from New York where he is attending the United Nations refugee summit. Obama will speak from New York where he is attending the United Nations refugee summit.