caesar sayoc could spend as many as 58 years in prison, and that's if no other charges are made. he's a registered republican. his van and social media profile painted a chilling portrait of someone who heavily trafficked in pro-trump anti-democratic anti-media propaganda and conspiracy theories. his van was adorned with stickers and ortwork featuring cross hairs of hillary clinton and other figures reviled by the hard right. not just hillary clinton but also the obamas, eric holder and cnn. numerous political and media figures that the president and conservative media have singled out were on his van including some who work at this network. caesar sayoc's twitter profile shows him attending trump rallies, cheering on chants of cnn sucks and posting conspiracies about the clinton's quote, murder list. on his facebook profile caesar sayoc's likes pages called kill george soros and kill all socialists. why facebook allowed pages like those to exist is another story. his arrest comes as four additional explosive devices were found. bringing the total of number explosive devices to 1

suspect caesar sayoc now in custody. investigators digging into every detail of the life of the florida man accused of mailing at least 14 bombs. >> these are not hoax devices. >> that potentially deadly spree gripping the nation. the key forensics leading to his capture. what officials say he's been posting on social media. blazing with pro-trump political messages. what's next in the investigation? >>> plus taking on gun violence by taking to their feet. ♪ i'm fighting >> and saying, enough. the rallying cry for kids from grade school to high school. pop star sia lending her hits and beyonce's dance expert helping to choreograph the growing movement. many too young to vote using dance and art to make themselves heard. >> i hope that this video says, we're here and we have something to say. >> but first the "nightline 5." >> for all the night owls and the star gazers. get up to 50% off select home items and 50% off select purchases for the family. jcpenney. style and value for all. ♪ i had the time of my life >> sandals

>> caesar sayoc has a lengthy story. he originally grew up in new york. record revealing an extensive criminal past dozens o incidents ranging from traffic violations to b making aomb threat in 2002. he was enriched republican and drove this vanstered with bumper stickers, one supporting donald trump, another bashing cnn. federal agents took that to rheadquarters, what's un what he did for work or i he d experience, experts say the package bombsll heegedlyse u thd case. >> it does look like it is low imct because you -- you can only get s in a letter or rckage. eporter: criminals urge leave behind evidence lik fingerprints or dna >> based on their initial analysis, they uncovered a latent fingerprint if one othe envelopes containing an ied that had been sent to congress woman maxine waters >>n he has charged with five federal crimes for the charges, the defendant face up to 58ye ars in fprison. ox news. . >>>reakings now in prince george's county. this is a live look from skox,ti police are igating a double homicide in r

we have confirmed this fingerprint is that of caesar sayoc. there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected of pieces of two different ieds mailed in separate envelopes. >> joining me now by phone is former nypd commissioner bill brat. good to talk to you. we've spoken a few times in the last couple of days. you and others were remarkably confident whoever was behind these bombs was going to be found. particularly the nypd and the fbi and the atf and other police forces around the country. >> you've seen time and again where that close collaboration has paid off. the the bombings several years ago in new york city. the fbi joint terrorism task force of the nypd. the intimacy of the investigators, the capabilities they have is extraordinary. i got to be commissioner recently and got to see it first-hand. but the continuing evolution was quite evident this past week, as we saw this case unfold. and there was a treasure-trove of evidentiary material here. there was talk about one of the envelopes he might have slipped up on. and

single fingerprint lifted from the packaging was sent to hogress woman maxine waters i narrow in on caesar sayoc also saidhat dna evidence also, two different dna s sampl, they that matched dna that was p from aor arrest that sayoc also at the news conference, jeff sessions denouncing sayoc. take a list >> this is u,lyunaccept politicaenviolce or the threat ofioe m thet cal to ouelf nd is a r em o thrsteat to that for process that allows our peopleo a legislation, elections,ou rulings, with which they do not agree.>> reporter: 56-year-olds sayoc was arrested earlier today, charged with five federal crimes, he was reportedlyrr a ades ateuto about where inveors discovered suspicious packages in a u.s. stal service. the arrest comes days after a worldhu wident for the saying the white van, pictures of what several people claim to be his white van popped up on social media.ed rely filled with stickers and pictures of president trump analso pictures of vice president mike pence. he is fbiirectorhris ray >> our investigation ranged from new yorkaro delaw to maryland to theistrict of columbia. to flori

caesar sayoc was arrested near an auto parts store on friday. be facing at least five federal charges when he appears in court on monday. dna and a single fingerprint led to his arrest. he's described as a loaner who regularly had trouble with the law and finances. on social media he describes himself as a trump supporter. another down day on wall street friday falling back into the red for the year. the dow losing 296 points while the nasdaq dropped 151 and the s&p 500 is on track to record its worse month in more than five years. back to the "ingraham angle." have a great night. >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for, friday follies. tonight more evidence that actor jim carrey has completely lost it. some anti trump new york city ads. how far should adults get into halloween. raymond arroyo, up next. ray the monday jim carrey has just released a new piece of art. tell us, please. >> yes, well it's trump with a big mouth once again, jim carrey is in the paints, laura. his final product is not exactly bob ross, okay? he's painted tru

caesar sayoc has been arrested, faces up 58 58 years in prison. >> dana, they held a news conference a short time ago in washington, the attorney general said political violence in any forms is in conflict with the democratic process. >> this is unacceptable. political violence or the threat of violence is antithetical to our vigorous system of self-government. it is a threat to that respect for law and process that allows our people to accept legislatio legislation, elections, court rulings, which with they do not agree. this is the central feature of our system of government. you advocate for your belief enthusiastically, but peacefully and lawfully comply with the results. >> federal investigators seized the suspects van covering it with a blue tarp earlier today concealing approach from pro trump stickers. showcasing videos of himself appearing at trump rallies. single democrats and at least one powerful donor. >> why was he targeting democrats? >> i don't know. other than what you might normally expect. appears to be -- that will be determined by the facts as the case goes forwa

in miami federal court today, 56-year-old suspect caesar sayoc was surrounded by his three defense attorneys charges, including mailing explosives, but his defense tea him was preliminary, and the other evidence just possible dna association. >> nothing else in that complaint ties mr. sayoc to anything else in these allegations. >> reporter: federal law enforcement officials tell nbc news they've uncovered a list of more than 100 people researched by sayoc. each person on that list now being contacted by the fbi. lester? >> all right, kerry sanders. thanks. >>> also ahead, mr. rogers' real-life neighborhood. his link and message to the pittsburgh community touched by tragedy. >>> but first, dash cam video, a school bus swept away by floods. >>> then, celebrating 15 years on by "wicked" good time. behind the scenes with its remarkable star. ♪ >>> we are back now with dramatic, new dash cam video that shows terrifying moments inside a school bus suddenly swept away by floodwaters. a frantic mission to rescue those on board. and as gabe gutierrez tells us, that bus driver is now facing charges.

apparently lived in new york at one time, 56-year-old named caesar sayoc, in connection with all packages sent around the country. the van was identified earlier and had pro-trump stickers for lack of a better term, decals, what have you, all over the van. was quickly covered up by law enforcement authorities in blue tarp. it is now being moved, that is earlier picture, on the highway in florida to a different location as that part of the investigation continues. east room of the white house president said on a twitter he will speak about this arrest. we will hear him speak live about this arrest. as we wait for him to walk out, the stock market, the dow is don'tly down, i use the word only, down 500 plus point earlier, by 222 points now, once we get through the president's remarks and talk more about this arrest we can get into some of the reasons why weave seen this, intraday chart bounce back in the markets and whether or not we kind of flushed out all the news from last night and gotten some levels where buyers are coming back. how are we going to close, all that kind of thing. quick

. >> reporter: in court, a handcuffed caesar sayoc was soft-spoken and appeared to become emotional at times. a stark contrast to the man accused of a campaign of fear that continued even today. this time with a suspicious package intercepted in atlanta, addressed to cnn headquarters. it would be at least the 15th potentially explosive device sayoc is accused of mailing to prominent critics of president trump. cbs news has learned the suspect had a list of more than 100 others, mostly politicians and media figures. investigato investigators say sayoc's van was his home and bomb lab. authorities say none of devices had a trigger mechanism and sayoc said he never intended to harm anyone. sayoc is an ardent supporter of the president. film maker michael moore released footage ofimt a ralastr. deborah works at a pizza restaurant sayoc once worked. >>> in your view, it wasn't just political views. it went beyond that? >> it went to pure hatred, yes. >> reporter: sayoc was reading newspapers at a strip club moments before he was arrested. he represents sayoc. >> we don't have that. that is u

this afrnoon, the suspect, caesar sayoc, is scheduled to be arraigned here in miami.ut he will be transferred to new york, where he faces five federal charges, where he will be charged with making threats to former presidents and sending explosives through the mail. this morning, new video from michael moore, whose film "fahrenheit 9/11" and footaget a rally in melbourne, florida, last year,ail bomb suspect caesar sayoc. the first eteak,ng a fingerprint on a package mailed to maxine waters. since the suspect had ami cril record, police knew who they were looking for. now, law enforcement sources tell nbc news, it was a common piece of police technology called a license plate reader that ultimately led them to the van and the suspect. sayo was taken into custody outside of this auto parts stor he denies making the bombs. defens attorney ron lowy has represented sayoc in previous cases.>> this is a sophisticate crime. everything about them, if aou lo his arrests, none oem how sophistication. >> reporter: sayoc, whose criminal history includes pleading guilty to making a

. >>> new, the department of justice accusing pipe bombing suspect caesar sayoc of conducting a domesticrorist attack that he'd been planning since july. prosecutors say his laptop held lists of addresses that matched labels on the explosive packages. and they say his internet search history included the cnn building, george soros and family, and hillary clinton and family. >>> plus congressman steve king of iowa losing support from his own party and two big corporate donors. the land o'lakes company and purina announcing they will no longer provide financial support to king after their political donations to the eight-term congressman triggered an online backlash. his hard-line views on race along with a tweet of support of a neo-nazi. and some tweeting his comment, actions, and retweets are completely inappropriate. we must stand up against white supremacy and hate in all forms, and i strongly condemn this behavior. >>> a new face this morning on the legal team representing longtime trump political adviser roger stone. first amendment and constitutional law expert bruce rogau joined th

caesar sayoc is a known criminal history dating back to the early 1990s. he's native american,

>> let's move to caesar sayoc. as of nofriday, he was talkin is there any update on whether he is yet to cooperate with offici >> no. and in their ability to question him nowhe is reduced. going to have the first court appearance on monday. they questioned himnder an except to the miranda rule. it normally -- you have to advise rights beforeif can yo the you to use that evi safety ainst them. is a publi except and that's what they used here. basica saying are there any more bombs? well, he refused to say whether he had anything to with the ones that were already out there or whether there were ast others l waiting to be discovered. it's been 36 hours now since this any. was going to say, at point they can't say -- i notice the postal service won't say defini yet at what point will they feel comfortable assumi it's out of the system. >> another week maybe. you know, they have been finding these closer and closer to the ones werem the last discov the mail system so they're all carefully looking for them. i think you

caesar sayoc. he's set to appear at a miami court in the coming hours. sayoc faces a string of charge ands could get up to 48 years in prison if convicted. thankfully no one was kild or injured by the bombs he allegedly sent. >> so, let's talk more about this with juliet. a former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security and a cnn u.s. security analyst. and she joins me now from boston, massachusetts. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> well, it was a tough week and, juliet, the mass shooting at the synagogue in pittsburgh on saturday shocked the nation, and saw the presint suggested an armed guard should have been in the building at the time of the attack and then continued with a rally -- he continued with a rally on the same day those 11 people were shot to death. mr. trump justified his action saying you can't give the killer an edge, then he wrongly suggested the new york stock exchange reopened a day after 9/11. what was your reaction to the way president trump led the country on that grim tragic day? >> i me

this afternoon the fbi director says a single fingerprint led to the arrest of 56-year-old caesar sayoc of florida. before that many of us watched live as agents toed towd away a white van praised president trump and targets overth faces of some of the people who received pipe bombs in the mail. none of those pipe bombs in those packages detonated. the fbi director said today definnellively while crudely constructed they were not hoaxes. attorney general jeff sessions said regardless of political beliefs the department will bring the full fours of the law against anyone who resorts to violence to further an agenda. we have fox team coverage tonight. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us with what the president is saying about today's arrest and the fallout from that. but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with a look at how investigators got their suspect. good evening, catherine. >> thank you, bret and good evening. today's announcement is the culmination of a five day manhunt that began monday in the greater new york area and ended a thou

your district is also close, congressman, to where the serial bomber, this guy, caesar sayoc lived, andtargeted lots of people president trump has gone after at his rallies and tweets and elsewhere. do you think president trump understands how powerful his words are and how they might inadvertently be taken by people like this man? >> well, there's no question that the president understands the power of his words. that's why he's constantly speaking and tweeting. he clearly gets it. it is why he has rallies all the time. what i think we would like to hear is for the president to acknowledge that that power comes with responsibility. the president needs to acknowledge that when people hear him speak, when they listen to what he says, they react. that's what he sees every night at these rallies. that's what you see when he tells the crowd that the press is the enemy of the people and they react to that, when he tells the crowd -- when he gets the crowd going and they start screaming "lock her up," he understands how powerful he is. we would like to think that the president could dial it d

caesar sayoc has been arrested, faces

in miami today, caesar sayoc, the trump worshipping florida man who sent 14 bombs to the president's critics made his first court appearance. sources now telling nbc news sayoc had a list of over 100 potential targets. also in court today the man officials say shouted all jews must die. he was charged with 29 felony counts. the president insists that all of this is entirely unrelated to him. unrelated to his ceaseless demonization of his critics and perceived enemies, unrelated to his defense of the white strem cysts who chanted jews will not replace us in charlottesville, one who drove his car into counter protesters and murdered 32-year-old heather heyer. >> you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was very violent. not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists by any stretch. >> now, that rhetoric has really not changed, and even in the wake of last week's violence. the president and his allies continue to stoke anger, fear and suspicion to cultivate dark conspiracy theories about thos

is there any evidence at this point that caesar sayoc had any help in constructing and sending these bombs? is there a chance there's an accomplice who is still at large? >> secretary nielsen: the investigation is still underway but i can assure you that there are additional perpetrators, they will also be brought to justice. the president has directed all federal resources to be on top of this. we continue with secret service and federal protective's services, state and local officials and we will bring any and all perpetrators to justice. >> chris: at this point is there any sign that there is an accomplice? >> secretary nielsen: as you know, the fbi in their press conference to announce that one individual has been taken into custody, the rest of the investigation is ongoing and i know that we will learn more in the hours and days to come. >> chris: i want to hold up, you can't see it, but i want to hold up the front page from "the washington post" from yesterday about the capture of cesar sayoc. it doesn't say suspect arrested, what it says is bomb suspect outspoken supporter of

caesar sayoc appear to be emotional during his court hearing. more on what we learn today, hi, phil. >> the probe trump partisan zealot mail bomb suspect was somewhat relaxed and joking around smiling with his attorneys in the courtroom within the u.s. magistrate walked in and the tone turned quite more serious as the charge that faces him suddenly seemed to materialize a virtual life sentence of his conviction. 36-year-old sporting a tiny pony tail shackled and wearing prison scrubs, his initial appearance was over in just 4 minutes. the magistrate went through the five-county spacing, including illegally mailing explosives and threatening former presidents, in this case two of them. barack obama and bill clinton. sayoc said only what was needed invoking his right to remain silent. at one point he looks around at the standing room only courtroom, spotted his sister and appeared to tear up. afterwards, new video surfaced this evening of sayoc at a 2017 melbourne, florida, trump rally where he is seen slamming cnn, joining the crowd holding a sig

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his name is caesar sayoc jr., 56 years old from florida, with connections to new york. officials say he has a long criminal history. nbc news has also just learned that dna evidence played a key role in his arrest. we got a knconfirmation a suspicious package was sent to senator kamala harris. this is brand-new video into our news room of that scene. the package was stopped at a post office. officials say it appears the package may be similar to a dozen others sent across the nation. >> the president thanked law enforcement for its quick work, and said america must unify. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage now. >> good morning. we took the president's comment live in a special report this morning. he didn't make any surprising statements, but he did, as you point out, thank law enforcement and promised justice. >> i've instructed authorities to spare no resource or expense in finding those responsible and bringing them to swift and certain justice. and we will prosecute them, him, her, whoever it may be, to the fullest extent of the law. >> law enforcement took the

caesar say oc from florida has ties to the city of new york. >> sayoc struggled for years with quotemprehension of reality and although his family urged him to get medical treatment, he apparently refused. listen to this. >> well, when i first met him, the first thing i noticed was his vehicle. at the time, he had another vehicle, and it was plastered full of indian materials, regalia, posters, paintings, all on the exterior, and i of course saw that as strange. most people don't drive around with plastered vehicles. and i also recall, he pulled out a scrapbook and he immediately wanted to show me newspaper clippings, photographs, of him, with this exotic dancer, or wrestler, or him body building, and i recognized very quickly that he suffered from certainly an identification issue, as to who he was, he needed people to be impressed with him, he had issues of insecurity. i then began to realize that he also had what i considered a lesser iq. substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adult's body. >> so do you know why he all of a sudden became, whether, i don't