keep it right here for live coverage and f updates. >>> i'm erica gonzalez at the live desk. a man's himself up in washington, d.c. thwarted. new reporting this afternoon from etnbc's williams. police and fbi raided the hudson valley home of paul rosenfield. these areho chopper from our sister station in new york. investigators weresoncerned he etting materials to make a bomb. this, after authorities say he told a reporter in pennsylvania that he planned onwi b himself up on the national mall because he waangry about what he said was the country's direction. authorities say it looks like he was acting alone and had no ryans to hurt others. have it for wsos s a aon we you at the livsk. back to you. >> thank you. >>> more news from new york as well. the operator of the limousine mpany involved in saturday's eadly crash is now und arrest. he's been charged with criminally negligent homicide. a timeago, investigators say hussein is solely responsible for the troubled limo being on the road. he owns the company, and saturday's crash near albany, new york killed 20 people. the cpan

erica gonzalez is at the live desk. >> reporter: his name is cesar sayoc. he lives in florida about a half mile away from the mail facility in opa-locka where investigators believe some of the suspiciouss deviay have passed through. he was arrested once in 2002 for threatening to blo up power plant in florida. allegedly saying it would be worse than september 11th. investigators say a finger print help them findit. he was arrested in plantation, florida. then van was t from the parking lot where he was ofested, covered in picture president trump and pictures of democratic politicians with targets on their faces. here's ase c look at what is in the devices. the pipe bombs t appearbe made of pvc plastic and they have some sort of aal dig timer in them. they contain explosive powder d broken glass. authorities say they were not home devices, despite some of them being poorly made. here's more on how the fbi lab was able to link sayoc to the devices. hey uncovered a latent finger print from o of the items containing an .ied we htave confirmed this finger print

i'm erica gonzalez. >> and i'm chris lawrence. the pope has accepted the signation of the cardinal. >> david is live with how catholics are responding. david? >> reporter: this nouncement, it really signals a new leadership ahead for the catholic church right here in washington. it comes after what was summer of scandals, scandals that robbed the catholic church in our area, much of it d.c. centered and for the faithful, it left many disheartened calling for change. from the vatican towa ington, the pope accepting the regnation of cardinal wuerl. it follows mths ofus aions of abuse of children. at the time of the alleged abuse, wuerl served as the bishop pittsburgh. it alleges that ilwul did not do enough to protect children from predator priests. quote, you he sufficient elements to justify your action and distinguishetween what i means to cover up crimes and not deal with problemsmi and to c some mistakes. however, your nobility has led you not to choose ts way of defense. i am proud of you. thank you." his morning, church-goers

. >> erica gonzalez is at the live deskit the crucial clue that helped break the case. >> fingerprint leading police to their man. 56-year-old cesar sayeck jr. fa up to 58 years in prison for his alleged role in aom strg of across the country. authorities say he has a criminal past that includes once threatening to throw a bomb. he workeds a stripper and bouncer and described him as a loose cannon. three more packages were discovered today bringg the total to 13 packagesent to top democrats and critics of president trump. on was directed to james clapper. another to corey booker and another to senator kamala harris. those ares the o discovered today. they are asking the public to stay vigilant saying more packages may still be outthere. that finger print evidence really helped them crack this se. >> i want to focus on the amazing work of our folks at the fbi lab. based on theirly as they uncovered a latent finger print from one of the packages that had been sent to maxine waters. we have confirmed this finger print is that o cesar sayoc. >> president trump thanked them for their quick

thank you, >>> e erica gonzalez is tracking the damage. de is live in the live desk with the latestelopments on the storm. erica? >> reporter: we now know that president trump will visit florida early next week to survey hurricane michael response effort. the national concern center says life threatening storm surge, catastrophic winds, and heavy rainfall continue now. ta michael drove through the beach, wood and mel pierced this car. can you imagine seeing that, god forbid being in the vehicle. a column now has a hole in it thanks to mich tl, ands pole crashed down on a building. algoright. let's ack to panama city beach. we got live pictus for you right now coming in of what appears to be a firestone business that's collapsed. nbc's carrey sanders is battling the elements -- this is -- of -- it is? back to the sanders clip we showed you early your about what he was doing with the elements outside. >> reporr: estimated ,000 people stayed in their homes. it was just -- according to the fire department, many have been calling saying, can you

. >> erica gonzalez at the liv desk with the latest developments in this unusual story. >> really is a disturbing case here. detectives on that case say they are getting closer to deormining what happened t the two young women, the bodies of the sisters found in the hud n river last week after being reported msing in august. duct taped together, clothes on, no outward signs of trauma. the girls with 22 and 16 years old. their mom told detectives the day before the girls' bodies were found she got a call from an officia the saudi arabia embassy ordering t family to leave the u.s. because the daughters applied for political well, today, new word from the new york detective onca this . >> we made significant progress t pieciether pieces of the puzzle to learn what happened, detecti down in virginia. they conducted a number of interviews in virginia including members of themmediate family as well as others. and those interviews are really unraveling in some way, a piece of the puzzle behind the scenes, at was going on in the two lives.adies' >> the pair moved from saudi arabia to the u.s

. >> erica gonzalez, thank you. >>> back to the breakg news we've been telling you about on the bw parkway this afternoon, a major barakup after a crash left one perso a dead a second injured. video from chopper 4 shows the car flipp over, debris scattered around the southbound side of the parkway, between route 197 and powder mill road in prince georges county. that road is closed just past route 197. thisutrage in college park evening after the university of instate decided to football coach d.j. durkin. today, everybody froke law to former and current players are slamming the board of reons' decision. many feel durkin is not held responsible for the death of mcnair last summer. some taking to social media today to voice frustrations. ellis mckenzie saying a group of people do not have the courage to hold anybody accountable for mcnair's death. another says paycheck was chosen over that life. newss getting new reactions this evening from college park. what are youg? hear >> reporter: well, the terps here are practicing while others prepare for protests tomorrow, and others prepare for pr

from the live desk, erica gonzalez, back to you. >> thank you. >>> notfallout over the decision about the university of ryland to reinstate the football coach. >> today folks from lawmakers to current and former players slam the decision by the board of regio regions. >> chopper 4 flew over the university, and we spotted the football team out there practicing for the game saturday against michigan state. i the coa expected to return to the sideline this weekend. >> we are on the story this afternoon, there's a lot of ecision just his is not sitting well with. tell us about that. >> reporter: a lot ofns quest thd a lot of statements that are being passed out t media like a fire storm. hearing from elected officials and players, elected officials from feder level all the way hawn to local politicians concerned about the board of regions has done today. in all conversations, theost interesting would be with the former president of the university of maryland who is also the former chancellor for i the marylandrsity system, and he said that essentially the board of regions told the preside