SCIUTTO: Welcome back to THE LEAD. In our "National Lead" now, the FBI says it believes it has identified two men wanted for questioning in a series of bombs planted in New York and New Jersey. These men are considered, I should say, witnesses in this case. The FBI says surveillance video shows them removing a pressure cooker bomb from a bag in Manhattan, then walking away with that bag. Investigators think the men were tourists visiting New York from another country. They are now working with partners overseas to find and contact them. This comes after the capture of Ahmad Rahami, he is suspected of planting that series of bombs across the New York and New Jersey area. One blast in the Chelsea neighborhood left nearly 30 people hurt. Rahami still unconscious in the hospital after a shootout with police last week, as he was captured. A judge with formally arraign him on charges only when his condition improves. Be sure to follow me on Facebook and Twitter @jimsciutto or tweet the show @TheLeadCNN, and don't forget to tune in tonight on CNN for the exclusive town hall with President Obama, moderated by Jake Tapper. It's going to be great. It all starts at 9 o'clock Eastern Time. That is it for THE LEAD. I'm Jim Sciutto in today for Jake Tapper. I'll turn you now over to the very capable hands of Wolf Blitzer in "THE SITUATION ROOM."
Investigators Possibly ID Witnesses Seen On Video.