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despicable and have no place in the country. >> a dozen pipe bombs mailed to critics of president trump. including two in california. there's an arrest. dna and a cell phone led to this man from southern florida. cesar sayoc. >> this arrest comes as atd least two more devices turned up in northern california. one in the bay area. one intercepted in san diego. addressed to senator harris. >> at least 14 suspected pipe bombs have been found since monday when a device showed up at the home of another democrat. george soros. >> arrested this morningplantat. north of miami. supporting

trump. sayoc is facing five federal charges so far. the head of the fbi says evidence on one package led them to this suspect. attorney general jeff sessions condemned the pipe bombs. >> they uncovered a fingerprint. from one of the envelopes containing an ied sent to congresswoman waters. we have confirmed this fingerprint is that of cesar sayoc. >> this is utterly unacceptable. political violence or the threat of violence is antithet cal to the vigorous system of self-government. >> sayoc will make his court appearance m prison if convicted. >> we have team coverage on the suspicious ak ppackages found i california. >> live in sacramento. the

fbi. that agency confirming that this device found in burling ton has been linked to the other devices found earlier in the week. that truly brings the number to 14. now let me tell you what happened earlier. the suspected device was taken from the postal service on rollens road in a caravan. led by law enforcement agencies. from above you can see the traveling a few miles to the police gun range. behind sfo. once it got to the destination. two explosive technicians which was inside a white box. or container. the fbi has confirmed that in neutralized. however you want to put it. the package was x-rayed by using a screen and the machine. this is done to make sure it's

safe to handle and see what it is made of. in other words the parts. they want to see the inside. this has been done with the other devices found earlier this week. and again the devices this device found today is the same kind that was sent to the other people. like the clintons. president obama and cnn, that has been confirmed. from here it will be sent away to be analyzed by the fbi. this is what former bomb technician don han son told me what happens next. >> it will be packaged up and either hand delivered or mailed back to the fbi laboratory in virginia. for analysis. >> so this is the moment the device was taken away. you see the three vehicls. notice that it was placed inside a closed pickup truck. and not a bomb squad vehicle. this tells us it was neutralized

and can be handled safely. i have to tell you while this was happening, the area you can see the sfo around here the planes were flying above. which tells me also that the public was never in danger. live outside sfo. >> thank you. as she mentioned that package was found this mortgage at a postal service facility. >> live in burling game with how the discovery affected workers there. >> as you can imagine the us ps was on high alert. at this facility officials tell >> reporter: a heavy law o. enforcement presence after a postal service employee discovered a suspicious package addressed to tom sire. >> don't touch it.

move away. notify somebody and get out. >> spokesperson fortunate united states postal service says it was found this morning. after a letter carrier had already left on dale lie route. 25 employees were still inside and had to be evacuated. all workers had previously been told to be on the lookout. >> they were given the dimensions. what to look for. anything that sticks out and makes it look suspicious. >> the facility processes smaller packages between five and 25 pounds in weight. mail from all over the world. as well as out going packages from the bay area. democratic congresswoman spear represents california 14th congressional district. which is where the facility is located. >> imagine if one of the bombs had gone off. imagine how much turmoil it would have created in the country. how unsafe people would have felt. we're very lucky the fbi is as good as it is. >> multiple agencies were on scene investigating this

afternoon. including the atf. inspectors office and police. the ups also applying work of their own. >> carriers that deliver the mail. are mail processing people that touch the mail. they are the first line of defense. when it come tos the safety and security of the mail delivered. >> the police -- and moments ago police just took down the police caution tape. the yellow caution tape. employees are being allowed to go back into the building. >> thank you. shortly after the discovery. tom stir released a statement. writing in part. we're seeing a systemic attack on democracy and the rule of law. it's time for the republican party to denounce any attacks on the right and american and work on building the broadest and comprehensive democracy possible for each and ever american.

>> to sacramento. a package was discovered just after 7:30 this morning. the building was taped off and bomb technicians were brought in. >> we have been there all day long. live right now. >> the fbi here declared an all clear about an hour ago. they retail portion of the post office is also back open. as we speak. earlier today this was a huge crime scene. mull approximately agencies. multiple bomb squads taking their time. taking no chances. >> i will confirm that the package was addressed to senator harris. >> reporter: six hours after a worker discovered a suspicious package addressed to u.s. senator harris. it was similar a dozen others sent to prominent democrats and cnn. >> we believe that the packages related to the nationwide investigation. we will be recovering and collecting evidence and

analyzing evidence. and providing results. back to our new york office. >> we have rendered the device safe. >> reporter: shown here from sky 7 a sacramento county slft bomb squad. working with the fbi and the u.s. postal service to render it safe. with the help of at least one robot in the rear parking lot of the station post office in south sacramento. >> we have determined this device was in fact a legitimate device. and the investigation has taken over. >> we're asking everybody to either stay inside. or not set up right here at all. >> police and officials went door to door in the neighborhood closest to the post office asking residents to shelter in place. >> i don't know what it means. it's a cowardly act. >> when you agree or disagree with personal politics. this is this is nhe answer. >> the device found in south

sacramento will likely be sent to the lab in virginia. for furthers. officials here warn there could be more. >> that's a concern. there maybe other packages. >> the fbi couldn't tell us if the device was destroyed or remained in tact. after it was rendered safe. as they say. they were certain it was another in the series of certainly one to be taken very seriously. >> thank you. senator harris is grateful nobody was injured. adding it was the responsibility of leaders to use their public figures to elevate discourse and bring people together. she spoke with reporters. >> the powerful forces that have been. division among us. it is wrong. it is not only unproductive it's unhealthy as a country. >> senator harris is rumored to

be preparing for a presidential run in the year 2020. >> trump is holding a campaign rally in charlotte, north carolina. take a look at live pictures. in charlotte. you can see the people there. lots of red hats. we're waiting to hear his statement about the bomb threats. earlier this morning he condemned the mailings calling them terrorizing acts. >> we must never allow political violence to take root in america. cannot let it happen. and i'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it. >> the president spoke before a th targets or politial party by name. calling them public cnn >> we sent out several push alerts today on the suspicious packages. to get breaking news updates as it happens, down load the news app. and enable push alerts.

>> much more coming up. more than a year after the devastating fires. new sign of recovery today in coffee park sfwl the rainy season is almost here. are you ready? what you knee to know to prepare for the worst. >> while we wait for the rain. we're enjoying october warmth.

it's been year since the devastating wild fires in the north bay. today a big milestone for a community. >> live in coffee park. where just finished a project today. >> they did. it's hard to tell from the power

poles. work has been going on all utility lines the gas, electric are under ground. quite an achievement. and yet they're receiving criticism. people are asking why couldn't you that for us? >> reporter: it seems like yesterday. it began last april. today they finished the main work of rewiring and repiping. no small task. >> we tread 17 miles. we laid 22 miles of electric line and ten miles of new gas main. >> one more project in a region. trees. hence this work along transmission lines. the utility is doing its best but still hasn't pleased everybody. >> it's fti all usn thetr to what was put up in 1965. >> not far, is another neighborhood. lark field estates.

where they finished under ground trenching two months earlier. not to the satisfaction of homeowners and contractor. on brighten court, they didn't dig trenches. they let the poles stand. following a predetermined policy. >> what we did is what we call like for like. if it was under ground before the fire. we went and replaced everything under ground. that's how it is a year later. >> the homes predate the rest of the estates. built under a different set of codes. hence like for like. and the homeowners do not like that. >> i wish i could do that. i wish i could build the same house i had and not upgrade anything. >> it's a matter of expediency. getting it done fast. the utility said it's not just lines of electricity and gas. but there's cable tv and telephone. all other kind of utilities

would have to be involved and sign off on it. that's why they say it takes time and say they have done it this way. all right. thank you. this happens to be california flood preparedness week. even though it's been a dry year. flooding can be a concern. joining me, supervisor. we're in a prolonged stretch of dry weather. is it tough to sell people on flood preparedness when it's 75 and sunny? >> t's easy to this i you don't need to think about. but you need to be prepared for an emergency. this is the seventh year california has had the preparedness week. it's time to get your plan together. your emergency kit. your evacuation routes. how to communicate with your family. and think about flood insurance. >> one concern is just in general in california is ageing infrastructure. and how that becomes a real problem. if we have a flooding situation.

>> yeah, it used to be that flood control infrastructure was paid by the federal government. in contra costa we have a billion dollars worth of assets. 80% of that was paid by the federal government. 10% local and 10% state. in order to replace it it cost $2.4 billion. we don't have the money. we have infrastructure that is over 50 years old and we have to deal with that. on top of everything else. >> we saw the report. we have had too many yais in california areas in california impacted by wild fire. people may not realize the problems that come from the fires then become worse when we get heavy rain in the winter time. >> it's terrible. it takes about two to five years for a regrowth to come. years you are at risk of mud slide, when you deal with mud slides they move fast and far.

so those that have traditionally not had to worry about that living up in the mountains. it is a concern. we have to be prepared. >> what advice do you have for people in terms of getting information in realtime? hopefully we're only a few weeks away from the start of the rain season. and get significant rain. we don't want to be in prolonged drought. you have some great assets on your web site. and other means. yoshould che inith ythe reon what floonreat tools. go onto the web site. look at the flood control. we have different ways to watch the creeks and see the levels are. we look at the rain gauges. that's a great resource to figure out. the other thing is clear out the leaves. don't clog up the storm drain. make sure you're doing your part. to not contribute to the

flooding. >> before you're knee deep in water. do it now. >> check on the weather. find out if there's any rain to come. hopefully not on halloween. >> it's not on the horizon yet. we have thin high clouds over the bay area. on a bright and sunny day. this is the view. looking north. you can see how thin and broken the clouds are. beautiful sky. it's 67 degrees right now san francisco. 71 oakland. mid to upper 70s. and pacific. he view west. once again a beautiful late afternoon. here in the bay area. which can out how warm it is l. one more hive viewgut bay. these are ffeatures. just minor cooling beginning tomorrow. further cooling on sunday and monday. and start to warm up again middle of next week. heading into november.

forecast animation over night. showing the approach of low clouds and fog. pushing over the bay. and inland. tomorrow morning 7:00 or so. there will be lingering fog over the bay. inland areas will see fog. and of course locked in along the coastline. it will burn back and push out again tomorrow night. so we'll get that cooling effect on sunday and monday. over night this night. look for low temperatures in the mid-50s. it will be mild except north bay valleys. lows drop into the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow highs ranging from mid-60s at the coast to low and mid-70s around the bay. and upper 70s to just about 80 in the warmest locations. i'm told by colleagues of mine that tomorrow night is a big might for pre-halloween parties and other things. we'll see clouds around tomorrow night. clouds around midnight. and chilling temperaturing into the early morning hours.

here's the 7-day forecast. a cool down continuing through sunday and monday. temperatures rebound on tuesday. and it's really going to warm up wednesday. thursday and friday. going into early november. we'll see high temperatures inland in the mid-80s. upper 70s around the bay and 60s on the coast. it will be warm for trick or treating. next wednesday. but this is some crazy >> it will feel more halloween like tomorrow. not quite as warm. >> a big surprise for the cancer survivor who didn't let his disease get in the way of his job as a firefighter. why he's soon off on a trip of a lifetime. >> gallons of fake blood. hundreds of and a scary good time.

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the fun is already under way. >> we sent a reporter down. what are you wearing? >> larry, isn't it obvious? i'm wearing a crown made of fake mby this lovely lady. the evil tooth fairy. let me tell you. at nighttime. just letting you know. she withem. i'm getting the shutters already. follow me over here. we have 36 different make up artists working on two to 300 different actors. you can see the magic being made. we have a gouged out eye.

we're going behind the scenes. something most people don't get to do on the one of the businessest weekends. we have 20,000 people expected to visit the park. one of the make up artists. you have been doing this for a long time. tell me about the magic and how much work it takes to put this on. >> it takes a lot of work. we start planning in the summer. and start setting everything up around june. to geteadyorve 36 artists here. and they help design the looks. we give them a character. and they get free reign to design what the character looks like. within the theme of the maze. so the creativity and bringing it to life is my favorite part. >> you have 20 minutes per actor. you have to go. >> we have 20 minutes. we start at 4:15. and we have 36 artists working every 20 minutes. up until 7:00. >> wow. okay. we'll let you get back to what

you're doing. we'll show the progression of the really scary characters. and just about 15 minutes or so. stay with us. i'll find some new accessories to wear for my next hit. >> watch your teeth. those are made for nice accessories for that other creature. >> see you in a few. >> the homeland security secretary pays a visit to the california border. >> let me be clear. walls work. >> the growing politics at the border. >> a moving ceremony in washington d.c. matthew she

a man suspected of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs democratic figures is under arrest in florida. 56 year-old cesar sayoc taken into kus this morning. he faces fiv appearance is the bay area. authorities intercepted packages intended for senator harris and activist tom steyer. the package was found in a post office in burling game. >> jeff sessions reaction to the arrest. he condemned the pipe bomb

packages calling the case unacceptable. while all this is going on, homeland secretary visited the california mexico border. her visit comes as a massive migrant caravan is reigniting the immigration debate. >> homeland security secretary visited the first completed section of president trumps 30 foot border wall in california. friday. >> let me be clear. walls work. that's not my opinion. it's not a tag line. it's not a political statement. it's aad grrerm and of migrants traveling north from central america a political rallying point. >> as we speak the democrat party is openly encouraging caravan after caravan of illegal aliens to violate the laws and break into our country. >> he's been accused of making baseless statements about and sweeping statements about the criminality of the people in the

caravan. he intends to send u.s. troops to secure the southern border. 1,500 miles south of the border. migrants continue the trek through mexico. >> this volunteer says the migrant staying in her town have been making an effort to keep the area clean. a migrant in honduras is traveling with his wife and two sons. he says though they're tired from being on the road for 13 days. he thinks leaving the areas cleaner will help be better received by other towns. >> secretary mattis approved a request for troops on the southern border. the department of defense says they will assist in planning and engineering support as well as medical care. >> the military troops would add to the roughly 2,100 national guard soldiers president trump has deployed along the u.s. mexico border this year. that includes 400 california guards.

governor brown extended the involvement. the troops wouldn't be involved in enforcement or building a wall. >> spoke a few minutes ago about the arrest in the pipe bomb case in charlotte. he kept the remarks brief. >> the the actions must be prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law. i want to applaud the fbi. and the secret service. and all state, local, federal officials for the incredibleedi. >> mr. trump is in north carolina. supporting two republican candidates running for congress. >> the ashes of matthew shepherd have been laid to rest. a 21 year-old gay man robbed, beaten and tied to a fence to die in 1998. his killing was a rallying cry for the gay rights movement.

2,000 people gathered today. his ashes have been kept by his family in wyoming for 20 years. they feared his resting place would be desecrated. >> a task force has taken on the goal of keeping the medical center open. compromised of san mateo government leaders along with medical staff and community groups. the management company that runs the hospital has filed for bankruptcy. officials fear the hospital could close as early as march next year. >> it is sad throughout the united states. hospital bankruptcies plague poor communities. it's absolute shame what happens to poor people. >> about 80% of the patients are low income naems and seniors. despite many efforts over last the decade. we can no longer swim against

the tide of the operating reality. which includes a legacy burtd of more than a billion dollars of bond debt and unfunded liability. >> a change of pace. and a of life. >> i do get in trouble a lot. not necessarily anymore. because i have something to look forward to. >> how wrecked cars are helping fix lives. >> the car company looking for a national gas mileage standard. and what it will mean for you. coming up. >> it's warm for late october. how long can this last? i'll answer that.

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we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. consumer news. the feds are taking a second look at payday loan changes that could have a big impact on consumers. >> the details on that. >> reeling in consumer protection. consumer financial protection bureau continuing to tear away consumer protections. the latest target payday loan rules designed to keep consumers from being sucked into a horrible cycle of debt. lt bureau under president obama enacted rules forcing len dors to look at a borrowers ability to repair. a loan. the bureau says the rules maybe thrown out. >> the federal trade commission

shows settlement with uber over privacy concerns. tubb tubber uber deceived consumers over privacy. and personal information. the company must institute a wide ranging privacy program and submit to 20 years of privacy audits. >> general motors asking the federal government for a national gas mileage standard. they want a requirement that a percentage of autosales be zero emissions vehicles. it administration proposal to roll back obama era fuel and emissions standards. the plan would work like california zero emission vehicle program. automakers would have to either sell a certain percentage of the vehicles. or pay credits to companies that do. >> that will go through? >> not right now. over time. that's just where things are

headed. they heavily invested in electric vehicles. they were told that's where we were going. ad now it's where did everybody go? they want everybody on their page. >> firefighter from richmond who didn't let cancer stop him from serving his community received a well deserved surprise at work this morning. >> they pked you. >> that is marcus. embraced by his wife and firefighters. at station 64. he won a nationwide contest to reward the hardest working person in the country with a free seven day vacation. he certainly earned it. in 2015, he was stricken with an aggressive father or mother of cancer. under going 17 round of chemotherapy. he kept working. >> it helped his spirit. he loves being a firefighter. it helped him feel capable. and come back from such a hard

time. >> he worked over time. now the couple doesn't know when they plan to take the trip. it has to be after tuesday. when united begins the non-stop flight there. >> another warm afternoon. winding down here in the bay area. under bright skies with a few thin high clouds. low clouds and fog push out over the bay. cooler in the north bay. lows drop into the upper 0s and tomorrow another mild day. cooler than today. mid-60s on the coast. mainly low 70s around the bay shoreline. 70s close to 80. and next wednesday is halloween. let me get on the way of the mummy here. dancing away. it's a sunny day next wednesday and mostly clear evening. great trick or treating weather. really mild. daytime highs in the mid-80s. 70s around the bay. and inland even as 6:00 p.m. approaches. into the evening hours we'll see

it get cooler under creeping clouds. 7-day forecast. cool down coming our way. slightly cooler tomorrow. much cooler sunday and monday. and then warming up to almost summer like levels midweek next week. in time for the ghost and goblins. >> all right. days away from halloween. but the parties are under way. family friendly ways to celebrate. >> talk about getting character. i'm live at great america's halloween spectacular. here in the make up room, you have to watch out. you never know what will hit

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. more than 20,000 people are expected at great america's halloween spectacular tonight. they go all out. and so does our anchor. we showed you earlier behind the scenes. your teeth are still in tact. we're happy about that. you're getting costume work done here as well. >> yeah, larry the saying is blonds have more fun. i had to try it out. this is my gold locks look. we are with a make up artist.

showing off what is this a zombie librarian? >> he's a character in the maze. you can see his nice dangling eyeball. and a foam piece that goes up. it speeds up the make up. we make it work. with his beard. it makes him creepier. >> this is quite an endeavor. we have 36 different make up artists and 300 pieces for all the actors to wear. tell me about how this is applied? they have to wear it all day long. it's a process. >> yes, it is. so we take the unpainted foam latex. and paint it ahead of time. and attach it to their face. with a medical grade adhesive for the kin and paint and blend out the edges as best we can. and wear it all night long. >> very scarily authentic and real looking.

i can't wait to see it in the actual application. and the 5:00 newscast that's what we're doing. catch me in the evil tooth fairy lair. expect a lot of screaming and surprises. you want to stick around. >> have fun. i have to say, their make up artists are amazing. he's really scary. if he comes jumping out there will be screams. >> no doubt. >> all right. maybe that might be a little bit too scary for some. if it is, there are other fun things to do. into halloween. jessica park with here with family friendly ideas. thanks for coming in. what do we have first? >> i have five events. the halloween hoopla kids show. at the gardens. it's a wonderful day with the weather report. it will be a nice day. and it will be from 12 to 2. a free event. and interactive performances and

games. and you can also expect to see a costume parade. at 1:30 p.m. that will be the highlight. >> the next event is over in oakland. jack o lantern. tons of games and arts crafts. obviously candy. and there's a pirate school. if you haven't figured out your costume yet. >> that will be fun. that's fairy land. we have a family halloween day. >> over at randle museum. the new renovations that happened. there's spooky decorations throughout the museum. and unexpected surprises. at new parts of the museum. lookout for that. there's creepy games. crafts and pumpkin carving and live music. of course candy. >> candy everywhere. >> maybe not candy for the little pets. >> not for the pets.

but humans can't have all the fun. that's happening at pier 23. calf fair restaurant and bar. that will be from 5 to 7:00 p.m. on halloween day. 31st. dogs have to be on a leash. with a person who is 21 or older. there will be contests happening. prizes and drink specials for the adults. >> you have a dog? >> so, kind of. i'm an aunt. >> this is mine. >> his costume came today. >> he's trying to be a skeleton. >> i'm an aunt. to violet. i dog sit from time to time. look at her cute face. and costume. >> adorable. we have covered the pets. what about the -- >> so this is for people who want to go in the evening. and for adults who want to have food and drink. that's happening saturday night.

6:30 to 9:00 p.m. there's going to be a ton of things happening throughout the entire space. including a silent disco. at the aquarium. and a photo booth. and face painting. and the kicker is there's a teen lounge. for the teens not thrilled to be with their family on halloween. there's a sectioow. gamesndndgood. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> the dog costumes are great. >> now to another way to scare the kids a christmas tradition with halloween twist. >> forget about elf on a shelf. this season and worry about doll in the hall. oe pittsburg mom is terrorizing her kids with a spooky toy. she set up a special facebook page for the prank.

she took a creepy porcelain doll and hides it all over the house. everywhere from the front door. to a ledge. even the micro wave. with the timer set to 666. she puts theog in bed d with one of her kids every teem they throw it in the trash. >> that doll. i don't want to be anywhere. it's scary. >> cool cars for a very cool project. the man buying classic cars and giving them away to teens. how it helps make over the car, but some lives as well. >> first. a look at the headlines and what's coming up. >> he was one of the targets of the suspicious devices discovered today. billionaire tom steyer talks with us. also twitch con the celebration of the hottest thing in the gaming world. a major reason why security is tight there. we'll explain.

california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers,

and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent.

tonight in prime time. at 8:00. catch the great pumpkin charlie brown. at 9:00 child support. 2020. and the news at 11:00. >> there's a man who is buying classic cars and giving them to strangers. to fix up. >> not just strangers. but troubled teens in hopes of giving them the keys to a few future. -- new future. >> one of our stars. >> san francisco bay view. there's a garage. people are working on cars. who have no idea how to work on cars. and that's not a problem. in fak, it's a solution. >> the project is a capacity program. that centered around at risk youth. and work on bad ass old american muscle cars. >> a company that manages venues

around san francisco. every friday night, he's here. in the autoshop he had built. >> we have hopefully a very big day ahead today. we want to try and knock out getting that motor inside of the car. >> jordan and the rest of the mentors recruit at risk teens. and teach them the art of restoration. >> this was the last car i ever drove with my grandfather. >> this is grandpa's car. >> you're putting in the hands of teenagers that you barely met. >> yep. that shows the faith that i have in them. we all need to have in some of the youth that are just not given the opportunity. all they need is the opportunity. >> she is a living, breathing proof of concept. >> two years ago i got arrested for reckless driving without a license. >> from reckless driving to project reckless. he's on a new path. touring with the groups racing team. >> 14 year-old came here after seeing posts about project

reckless. >> i get in trouble a lot. not necessarily anymore. because i have something to look forward to now. i try my best. >> there are real stakes here. cars bought for $10,000 will hopefully be sold for $100,000. with the profit going into the program. that's not the end game. the point is not to create master car makers or master mechanics. >> the purpose of project reckless is to create better people. >> given the right tools, and the right hands. something, someone, can be given a new chance to ride proud. >> i feel comfortable telling them anything about my personal problems. it's like a second family. >> jordan is ambitious. he plans to take this project from one day a week. to five.

and eventually across the world. that's incredible. if you'd like to nominate someone to be an abc 7 star. find the information on our web site. the latest news any time on the news app. we have enhanced live video features. and the personalized push alerts. just think about that car program. so many kids aren't into school and book work. but have great technical and mechanical capabilities. >> thank you for joining us. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. the suspicous package scare reaches the bay area. we have live team coverage of the two packages found in northern california. also. >> presidents are supposed to bring people together. not drive them apart. >> assigning blame.

feinstein unloads on trump. and he fires back. >> the crowded convention under way. the future of that's a concern of ours. there maybe other packages. obviously we want postal carriers and the post al inspection service and postal service to be on the lookout. >> that warning tonight from the fbi. even after a man is arrested believed responsible for 14 suspicious devices found across the country. including one today on the peninsula. and in sacramento. >> good evening. it's been a hectic day for federal and local officials coast to coast. >> all of the focus on the case now centers around this man. 56 year-old cesar sayoc. of florida. authorities took him into custody 30 miles north of miami. linking through fingerprint and

possible dna ed to the devices send to prominent democrats and liberal activists in new york, washington d.c., florida, los angeles and here in northern california. >> we have team coverage on the packages found. and we found in the capitol. >> right about the same time they were making that arrest at the suspect in south florida, here in south sacramento. an alert postal worker spotted a package. that didn't look right. it also looked too much like the