have some more breaking news and an update from the jacksonville international airport. >>> i want to update you on the breaking news out of floridanational airport. it was completely evacuated. there were reports of two suspicious packages. that i

florida. this is a live picture of the jacksonville international airport. we're not in control of this camera. this airport is completely evacuated. there are no active operations at this time. amidst reports of multiple suspicious packages, according to the airport spokesperson, debby jones. i want to emphasize this jacksonville airport is one of the busiest cargo airports in the entire united states of america. a very busy cargo center there. that is part of what makes this story even more significant. we're going to continue to monitor this breaking news throughout the hour and bring you updates as soon as we can get them. but obviously right now, multiple suspicious packages found at that airport in jacksonville, florida. so we'll monitor that. we'll give you-up dates through the hour. and i want to get to our top breaking story as well. the house about to vote on three bills that republicans say will ease some of the pain of the shutdown. the piecemeal funding measures would apparently put an immediate end to delayed veterans benefits. we open the clos

have some more breaking news and an update from the jacksonville international airport. >>> i want to update you on the breaking news out of floridanational airport. it was completely evacuated. there were reports of two suspicious packages. that is a new development. one found in the airport terminal and one in the parking garage. there are still no active operations at this time in terms of flights. people still on the tarmac, people sent to hotels, flights put on delay, sent to other airports. the fbi in jacksonville is telling us now that they are involved in the investigation. due to the evacuation two flights have been diverted to orlando. an air tran flight is being held on the ground in atlanta. those are all things we know. i can tell you also that they have not yet been able to search those packages. there is a bomb squad, though, on the scene. two people have been taken into custody at this time. that is the very latest that we have. let's hand it off now to anderson cooper. >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. tonight there is breaking news in the shutdown. the house voting tonight on a new offer. the white house

unstable, motives we don't know yet, but probably some mental issues, he is 39 years old, he is a jacksonville, florida address, according to the report. we also know that he was looked last night at about 1:30 a.m. put in the jacksonville county jail and is being held without bond. those charges include making a false report about planting a bomb or explosive. this afternoon at 1:30 pm he will have his hearing here in jacksonville, and after all of this, on this beautiful day here in florida, people are coming back to the airport, wanting to get on the planes, get on with their travel, see their loved ones, conduct their business, perhaps some still trying to get their bags. >> right? >> reporter: and yet another situation here in america that is sort unfortunate, but glad was just a hoax. >> absolutely. democrats and republicans warning the government shutdown could last for weeks. how people all across the country are already being impacted by the cut. and a bumpy start to obamacare. heavy online traffic slows the launch of the new online insurance exchanges. ♪ [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep

jacksonville, florida, moments away here. >> stick together, and we'll be all right.outing] >> one minute. >> going to shoot somebody, shoot me. >> relax. everything going to be okay. look at me. >> sure. >> look at me. >> sure. >> i'm the captain now. martha: wow. looks pretty intense, doesn't it? so that captain's story is the basis for an upcoming hollywood movie but captain richard phillips whose ship was rescued from somali pirates is facing real-life drama because his crew filed a $50 million lawsuit claiming phillips knowingly put them at risk. julie banderas is live with this. this is a-list tom hanks is portraying the man from vermont who became a worldwide hero. a local screening aim along with controversy, right? >> reporter: this guy was hailed a hero after he saved his men and himself but on the big screen the new tom hanks movie depicts captain richard phillips who saved his men when pirates attacked but this 50 million-dollar lawsuit paint as different picture off screen. the real captain phillips who was hijacked four years ago got a hero's develop wom

they were in this suv at a jacksonville, florida gas station, a 46-year-old pulled up alongside them and told the teenagers to turn their music down. witnesses say, inc.ry words were exchaked. dunn says he was threatened and thought he saw a gun. he is shot into the suv killing davis. >> i kept screaming and all i could say was jordan is gone. jordan is gone. >> reporter: she also blames stand your ground for her son's death. >> it is not defined so people are continuing to use the legislation out of context to do whatever they want to do. you know, it's shoot first, ask questions later. >> reporter: dunn is in jail charged with first degree murder. he is planning to use a stand your ground defense. he wrote i guess it's news when someone dares not to be a victim, and my attorney says i have a much stronger case of self-defense than george zimmerman. >> in the case of self protection, that's one of the most fundamental and natural rights that humans have. >> i know that jordan is with us. i really believe in my spirit that what we're doing, a lot of this is fuelled by him. >> reporte

residents stranded in jacksonville, florida, overnight will finally be headed home. jacksonville international airport is back open. passengers were evacuated after two suspicious packages were found, one in the terminal, the other in a parking garage. police say one was deemed, quote, destructive and had to be destroyed by the bomb squad. no planes were allowed in or out for about five hours. we checked flights here and all flights to jacksonville looked to be on time at this point. of course you should check your airline before you travel. no arrests made so far. >>> ten minutes before the hour. we turn to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein, and we're going to be getting really hot today. >> is it okay it to wear flip-flops with business attire? is. >> i like to think so. >> no, no, it's not. >> okay, i'll go change my shoes. >> i thought so. today is going to be more like summer than autumn, that's for sure. the washington monument under a clear sky now. reagan national is at 65 degrees. now the average high this time of year is only in the low 70s. we've got

all the way west and south of jacksonville florida. coastal flood watches and the fact. this persistent easterly flow is going to pile the water up. small craft and the azeris in the upper great lakes. look at the patchwork of advisor is. there are some advisories for snow in the higher elevations. here's a look at the east coast storm. which is staying away from us. it is interesting. migrates hundreds of miles away. sinks and dries. that is one of the reasons we are seeing a sunny and persistently sought tsony. high of 72. tonight is clear. the low 55. a little cooler in the suburbs. tomorrow sunny and mild. keep in mind the normal high temperatures are in the mid-60s this time of the year. this is really bonus territory. >> it is leif ericson day. it was the name given to an area of north america by north vikings. which u.s. president officially recognized leif ericson as the discoverer of ericson as the disco[ male announcer ] this is jim, a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve probl

have to keep on the front of your mind and you know it's have to be thinking about things in jacksonville florida aaron aid r t. well we're bringing you part two of the jones's story and just a heads up here plugs might be required as firearms will be heavily insured in that version of their story time now for today's big deal let's get to it. here of whom bust we are huge fans of innovators individuals reinventing the proverbial wheel excite and inspire us but those trying to remodel the world's monetary system well they they just raul us and regardless to where you stand on the virtual currency that only exists in digital form bitcoin it's nothing if not innovative and the cottage industries that have sprouted as a result of this digital gold rush are nothing to back out either now selling shovels in california in one thousand nine hundred four proved quite profitable for merchants and today virtual mining companies selling the tools needed to dig for big are doing just the same thing they are digitally created by using powerful computers to solve complex software problems joining me again to d

. >> in florida, jacksonville international airport is open after a bomb scare forced police to slack way the terminals last night. that's where we are this morning. is it business at normal there? >> so far, it is. travelers and cars, vehicles moving into the airport, a beautiful morning here, but a scary evening last night, as two packages were found, one in the terminal, one in a parking lot around here. one of them, authorities say was deemed destructive, taken by the bomb squad off site and detonated. people sat on the tarmac in airplanes and buses came out to get the passengers. >> this woman waited hours outside the jacksonville international airport for her daughter, mary. the airport shut down for more than four hours. >> when i pulled up and they said there's a bomb threat, i said i'm not leaving here without my daughter. >> police found two suspicious packages, saying one had "a destructive component." >> our bomb squad did find a device that needed to be rendered safe, then the process of doing that, removed it from the area. >> passengers were stranded on the tarmac and t

are slowly getting back to normal after an airport bomb threat caused major disruptions in jacksonville, florida. >> the suspect did not have a bob. sarah is reporting. >> reporter: stranded and tired passengers play the waiting game at the jacksonville international airport. >> i had to call a hotel and book a reservation for tonight to stay one more night. >> reporter: as airlines work to get them to the original destinations. flights were reroutes and planes stuck on a tarmac after a 9-year-old approached security screeners. >> the subject stated i came to the security guard and said i got a bomb in here. the subject further explained that inside his backpack, he had a device. the backpack contained a small luggage scale, two batteries and a microchip. so far there's no possible word on a motive. he appeared in court on wednesday on charges of making a hoax bomb and a false report about planting a bomb or explosive. >> your bond is $500,000 to each count. >> another man reportedly acting suspicious was also taken into custody. officials now say the two men are not connected. >> the most impor

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> meanwhile a suspect is making its first court appearance in jacksonville floridaer a frightening bomb scare in the international airport there this morning. steve is live in miami. >> allyson, woo are getting more information about the suspect. he was born in bosnia and entered the international the airport at 5:30 and told security officials he had a bomb in the back pack. it was a lug gage scale and he was carrying a remote control. they evacuated everyone and took people off of planes and put them in buses to take them to nearby hotel. the airport was shut down for five hours. >> the guards came down and said get back. at that moment it was like okay. what is going o. they moved us back again and pushed us back and there is a wall and we can only move back so many times. >> it is not clear the motivation for the hoax bombing. fbi is assisting the investigation. the airport has delays and cancellations and right now it is up and running, allyson. >> thank you for that update. >> congress pushing for tougher sanctions against iran despite what appeared to be a th

. >> right now, still a lot of flight cancellations and delays at jacksonville, florida, airport because of suspicious packages. police found one of the packages in the terminal and another in a nearby parking garage. a spokesperson with the sheriff's office called one of them destructive. passengers say the evacuation was scary. >> the workers started ducking behind where the luggage would go and people started running from the airport. >> authoritiesly opened the airport when the suspicious devices were deemed safe. they have not yet said what the devices are. >>> a man is in custody in sparta, new jersey, after sending a text message he probably wished he hadn't. >> this man mistakenly sent a text message about a drug deal to a 10-year-old deal. it turns out, that 10 year old's father is a police officer. they agreed to meet and he was as rested on numerous charged. he had more than four ounces of marijuana. >>> 5:26 is your time. 62 degrees. >> we're following breaking news now the out of prince georges county. a massive police presence near a dog park after an officer shoots and kil

back to business at jacksonville, florida.ed for a time last night after a report of suspicious packages they say. that led to chaotic moments inside. >> that's when people started ducking, a lot of workers started ducking where your luggage would go and people started running out of the airport. >> police say the bomb squad recovered one device that was rerned safe. that incident caused some arriving aircraft to be diverted to other airports. >>> jury deliberations continue in the michael jackson wrongful death case. the length and outcome of the trial decidedly hinges on the first question of the verdict form. if jurors conclude that aeg live did not hire dr. conrad murray to oversee jackson the trial would end quickly. if jurors answered yes the 15 remaining questions will determine the amount of damages that would be awarded to the jackson family, an amount that could top $1 billion. >>> should the british oil company bp have stopped the spill sooner? that is the question over the deadly 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexic

in jacksonville, florida, knee deep water forced residents to use other means of transportation, some helping stranded drivers. >> got out of the jeep and started pushing. luckily someone else came up and started helping me. >> there's water in my car, everything is just done. i got caught right there. >> reporter: the storm swift but strong left destruction in its path. >> all i saw was a cloud of green leaves and then the tree came down. >> reporter: virginia driver william ledford escaped from his damaged car unscathed. further up the coast in new jersey, a man survived a close call in his home. >> the ceiling came in from the tree. it missed him by 6, 7 inches. >> reporter: the winds so powerful that they knocked out service for thousands of residents up and down the east coast. >> the rain came down extremely hard, wow, look at that. almost immediately everything was just blowing. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the 120r78 downed trees littered the streets. check out this gigantic tree that crashed on to this home. >> this tree has been around since i've been 6 years old. i can'

residents stranded in jacksonville, florida, overnight, will be heading home. the jacksonville international airport back open. passengers were evacuated after two suspicious packages were found, one in the terminal, the other in a parking garage. one was deemed, quote, destructive and had had to be destroyed by the bomb squad. no planes were allowed in or out for five hours. we did just check flights here and all flights to jacksonville look to be on time today. police say no arrests made so far. >>> just about 5:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to tell us about a warm-up today. tom? >>> #october. it will be feeling more like early august than early october as of right now, though, it's by contrast quite cool. we have temperatures down into the 50s. here in the weather center getting a few reports of a little patchy fog in some of the rural areas of virginia where it is down into the low and mid-50s many locations there as well as out of the mountains. in the mid and upper 50s right near the bay wate

joining me, major general james marks, and cia officer gary burnson on the phone from jacksonville, floridaou know, we have our most elite forces, s.e.a.l. team 6 go into somalia. camden you are the leader of al shabab. they left without completing their mission. i'll start with you. >> first of all, the only way a mission like this can occur is with some really solid intelligence on the ground. there was a very good set of strong indicators, a lot of confirming data. most of the means of intelligence beyond just having sources on the ground. but also some technical intelligence as well. that will be signals intelligence, probably some good imagery of the compound where they thought he was going to be. most importantly, and i think the key to all of this is there were folks on the ground, sources that had been vetted that had indicated that this would be a good place, the timing was right and this was the opportunity. so that's how you go through it. if in fact that was not successful, there will be an after action review that will be exceptionally detailed to figure out what went wrong. wh

. >>> the airport in jacksonville, florida is back open for business. it was shut down for several hours after police discovered two suspicious devices. an airport spokesman said they found one device in a parking garage and another inside the terminal. all flights in and out ever the airport were stopped and passengers were evacuated from the terminals. the bomb squad was called in and it removed what was called a destructive device. >>> they're nick -- the man nicknamed a blade runner has hired an american forensic team for his murder trial. oscar pistorius' team will challenge the prosecute's finding against him. he's accused of murdering his girlfriend back in february. the trial is set to begin in march. >>> how water university president dr. sydney ribeau is retiring. he plans to leave at the end of the year after a five-year run as. the howard university alum has been under intense pressure from the board of trustees over the school's weak finances. >>> well, thousands of high school students in montgomery county could be learning that they will

jacksonville florida a week from saturday. miller and i will be in florida january 18th.ow will sell out. make great christmas gifts on bill o'reilly.com. florida man run down by a police car and the cop is fired. right back with that report. >> >> back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? last may in deland, florida police attempted to pull over brown for traffic violation. mr. brown tried to allude the cops even leaving his car and run away. he was run over by a police cruiser and died. this happened just 25 miles away from sanford, florida where trayvon martin was killed. the officer who hit mr. brown with the car james harris has been fired but not charged with a imcroovment here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum. why did this happen? if it was a traffic beef why did it happen. >> they said they pulled him over because he didn't have his seat belt on. obviously he panicked and ran. one of the witnesses in the car with him said i can't go back to jail again. did he have a record, forgery, theft, no violent crime, a possession crime on ma

jacksonville florida a week from saturday. miller and i will be in florida january 18th. will sell out. make great christmas gifts on bill o'reilly.com. florida man run down by a police car and the cop is fired. right back with that report. test test >> >> back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? last may in deland, florida police attempted to pull over brown for traffic violation. mr. brown tried to allude the cops even leaving his car and run away. he was run over by a police cruiser and died. this happened just 25 miles away from sanford, florida where trayvon martin was killed. the officer who hit mr. brown with the car james harris has been fired but not charged with a imcroovment here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum. why did this happen? if it was a traffic beef why did it happen. >> they said they pulled him over because he didn't have his seat belt on. obviously he panicked and ran. one of the witnesses in the car with him said i can't go back to jail again. did he have a record, forgery, theft, no violent crime, a possession cri

residents stranded in jacksonville, florida, will head home. the airport is back open. two suspicious packages were found, one in a terminal. the other in a parking garage. police say one was deemed, quote, destructive and had to be destroyed by the bomb squad. no planes were allowed in or out for five hours. all flights right now to jacksonville, also look to be on time. check your airlines before you leb the house, though. police say no arrests have been made. >> we're digging into the politics behind this fight and the action we expect to see on capitol hill in a few hours. plus, while federal workers are not being paid, the perks congress is still getting on top of their big salaries. of their big salaries. >> get re[ taps baton ]ratures [ dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronized. ♪ performing together with a single, united purpose. ♪ that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ flyer friendly. february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even

the jacksonville, florida airport was evacuated due to suspicious packages.the roads around jacksonville international this evening. authorities say one package was found in a garage and another in a terminal. two people have been taken into custody. some planes were diverted and some passengers were taken to hotels. they were told to check with their airlines for flight updates. sraeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is warning the world not to trust iran's new president. the israeli leader calling the iranian a wolf in sheep's clothing on the subject of nuclear power. >> he is a wolf in sheep's clothing. as a wolf who thinks he can pull the wool over the eyes of the international community. >> netanyahu declared that israel is ready to stand alone to deny tehran a nuclear weapon. iran's envoy immediately responded that his nation's nuclear program is for energy only. >> the iranian nuclear activities are and have always been exclusively for peaceful purposes. >> iranian president hassan rouhani made a splash last week at the u.n. with his moderate remarks

she's the mother of jordan russell davis who was killed at a gas station in jacksonville, florida. become her father have -- she and his father have been them advocates. she is the national spokesperson for a organization called moms demand action. she provides assistance for graduating high school students. mcbath is a graduate of virginia state university. i would like to thank all members of the panel for the patients in rescheduling this hearing. i am glad we had those moments together. proceed with her testimony. >> thank you. good morning, chairman durbin, and numbers of the subcommittee. i thank you for the opportunity to speak before this great institution today. i was raised in a family steeped in justice and confident in the triumphant goodness of humanity. my mother was a registered nurse, and my father, who served in the u.s. army dental corps, was also, for over 20 years, resident of the naacp for the state of illinois. he worked actively with president lyndon baines johnson in the signing of the civil rights act of 1964. if he could see me here today, testifying in fr

and then the next day on the 23, which is actually the day that jordon was murdered in jacksonville, florida this is a candle light vigil for him there. >> mrs. mcbath we are so sorry for your loss. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> for the first time members of the congress have heard testimony of the victims of a drone attack. today her relatives shared their loss with the u.s. lawmakers. kimberly has more on their testimony from capitol hill. >> they traveled from 11,000 kilometres from pakistan to the u.s. congress in washington, d.c., their goal to tell mention mention -- americans what happens when a u.s. drone targets a family. >> it was 2 years ago whe when e was hit by a drone. >> i could see and hear the drone hoovering overhead. i didn't worry. when the drone fired the first time the whole ground shook and the black smoke rose up. shrapnel hit his sister minutes later. she said it was hard to stop the pleading. shwhen she ran she heard her grandmother screaming. the loss of his mother has devastated his family. >> nobody has ever tol told me y my mother was

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. >>> and in jacksonville, florida, one man was arrested this morning after he told tsa security screenersomb in his backpack. that prompted the airport to shut down for five hours yesterday. authorities say they only found an electronic scale and batteries inside the backpack. the man is charged with making a false report about a phony bomb. >>> the affordable care act went into effect yesterday. open enrollment got under way despite some technological glitches with registration websites. republicans wanted to weaken the law with their budget amendments. president obama noted the irony that while the attempt to defund the law led to the partial shutdown of the government, the healthcare law is largel unaffected. >>> day 2 of the federal government shutdown. the house failed to pass three bills that would have reopened some federal government agencies. measures would have funded the departments of veteran affairs, national park service and a portion of the washington, d.c. government. cate caugiran is in the newsroom with more, monitoring the latest. >> reporter: democrat and republicans a

we have new information now about an incident overnight at florida's jacksonville international airport that forced a five-hour evacuation. a federal law enforcement source says this morning that a man arrested at the airport said he had a bomb but the threat was a hoax. earlier police had said two suspicious packages were found at the airport, one in the parking garage. the other in the terminal. >> one of the devices was located -- was found near the checkpoint exactly where, i could not say. >> incoming planes were delayed on the tarmac until buses could pick up the passengers and no flights were allowed to take off. the jacksonville airport is back open this morning. >>> there is a new flag flap in the east bay. a dozen passengers forced the evacuation of the plan raising the china's raising of the flag in alameda. the flag was supposed to go up by the alameda sister city association. that was to celebrate china's national day which marks the founding of the people's republic of china. >>> there was a similar controversy in san leandro last month. a protest stopped the city council'

it was the day after thanksgiving, black friday, in jacksonville, florida.opped at a gas station, a convenience store, to get cigarettes, candy, things of that nature, as they were on their way to jordan's father's house. and they were going to play video games. and in the time that they were sitting there, michael dunn comes beside them, drives beside them, and tells them to turn the music down, the so-called thug music, he calls it. and the children turned the music down. then jordan asked that the music be turned back up, because -- in jordan's mind, you know, they're not doing anything wrong. they're just playing their music. >> and it's inside their car. >> inside their car. >> and what happens next? >> well, michael dunn was agitated and angry that they weren't turning the music down, and he decided that, you know, they needed to pay attention and do as he instructed them to do. and an argument ensued between michael dunn and my son. and michael dunn simply says, "you can't talk to me that way." he pulls his .9 millimeter gun out of his glove box, and

ellen, jacksonville, florida. republican caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i understand the furlough government workers will get their pay retroactive when they go back to work. my husband died from a service- connected disability and i currently collect disability from the v.a. as a surviving spouse. that is my income, along with social security. if this goes on, i will really be hurting because i will have no income. my question is, if it comes to it, will any pay for the veterans collecting disability, or surviving spouse's ability, will they get retroactive payments when the government goes back to work? we will have to wait to see how all of that unfolds as the two sides have agreed at least to talk right now. more meetings at the white house . another program for you on c- span three, live coverage of the family research council's annual value voters summit. right now before the audience is senator rand paul, and the summit continues through the weekend. we heard from ted cruz this morning as well as mike lee. if you miss that, you can go find that on

in jacksonville, florida residents to use other means of transportation.e this one stranded driver being helped by out by some strangers. >> reporter:and in biscayne bay today.a waterspout formationg is caught on camera. if you look closely, you can see the spout stirring up the water. storms are expected in florida throughout the rest of today. further up the coast.one virginia driver escaped from his damaged car unscathed after this tree fell on his hood. >> reporter:an in new jersey.one man survived a close call inside his home.when a fallen tree caused his ceiling to cave in.narrowly missing his grandson by less than a foot. in the aftermath of the storm. downed trees could be seen all over. the storm was swift.but the damage took it's toll across the northeast. >> jacqueline: we did hit that '80s briefly in pleasanton. same thing for the north bay or in the mid to upper 70's and into salt and. tonight, we will keep skies clear. in the north that it will be a little chilly tonight and into wednesday we will see off and on clout. most of the rain will m

. >>> a developing story in north florida where the jacksonville airport opened after an a bomb threathey removed the destructive device by would not call it a bomb. it left passengers stranded on the tarmac while transportation was delayed. >>> a 911 dispatcher in tucson, arizona may have found herself in hot water after laughing at a man calling in an emergency. stuck in the middle of nowhere, a man called 911 when his car and his girlfriend caught on fire. he says the woman's initial reaction was laughter. >> is your girlfriend still on fire? >> no. >> no? okay. is your vehicle still on fire? >> hilarious, huh? >> sir, is your vehicle still on fire? >> i just heard you laugh. >> sir, it wasn't regarding that, okay. >> yeah, i just heard you laugh. >> sheriff's department admits they messed up but that response time was not compromise. the dispatcher is still on the job pending the outcome of an investigation. >> not cool. >> not at all. >> i'd be mad, too. >> doesn't matter what you are laughing at. there is a man on the other line with an emergency. >> you bet. >>> a look at the mi

one that the police say was of destructive nature forced the airport in jacksonville florida to evacuatetody. the fbi is investigating. >> also house republicans are pushing bills to open certain part of the government on day two of the shutdown. the democrats are rejecting that idea. >> pope francis is in the middle of a landmark meeting on reforming the catholic church. >>> but coming up, surprising new revelations in vanity fair from mia farrow on her relationships with woody allen and frank sinatra. >> we'll talk about that coming up. meanwhile, new developments in the case of road rage in new york city involving a family and a group of motorcyclists. this morning, there's a new arrest and we're hearing from the family of one of the bikers that was injured. kristen dahlgren has more on that. good morning. >> good morning. there's hundreds of comments on this as the police investigation moves forward. the former police commissioner says this is a nationwide problem. he calls it a new form of wolfpack. >> reporter: overnight police charged the biker seen hitting the back window of the

assess the damage and come up with a new design. >>> there were tense moments at jacksonville's international airport in florida. authorities shut down the facility for several hours because of two suspicious packages. the report for wjz. >> the bomb squad rushed to jacksonville international airport after reports of two suspicious packages. police quickly evacuated the terminal. >> all the guards starting coming down an going like this, get back. at that moment everybody is like what's going on. >> other passengers were stranded on planes, stuck on the tarmac. police located a package in the terminal and a second in the parking garage. only one of them opposed a threat. >> it was a device that certainly had some destructive nature to the degree it needed to be taken off site to be rendered safe. >> the airport was closed for 5 hours before reopening late last night. the fbi is helping with the investigation. >> some arriving flights were diverted because of the scare. a spokesperson said there's no immediate plans to change or heighten security today. >>> roman novelist nora roberts is once again giving back t

. >>> one person is arrested after a frightening evacuation at florida's jacksonville international airporte airport is up and running today after two suspicious packages, one described as destructive, forced an evacuation for nearly 5 hours. the suspect said he had a bomb. he's now being held without bond on charges of making a false report about an explosive. no flights were allowed to take off during the evacuation. >>> a violent crash. takoma public schools are investigating a bus driver after she's involved in a frightening chain reaction accident. >> [screaming] >> video from inside the two buses shows just how scary it was. the bus driver hit a pick up and another bus before coming to a stop. the female driver was ticketed for negligent driving. >>> northern lights dance across the nights sky. they put on a stunning show with their bright colors. sky guise guise gazers took -- sky gazer took to social media to share. >>> still ahead, a warm and dry afternoon with temperatures way above normal for this time of year. meteorologist chelsea ingram has your updated first warning weather f

. >> while you were sleeping florida's jacksonville airport reopened following a bomb scare. they stranded thousands of passengers after they found two suspicious packages. one was in fact dangerous. it was later detonated off-site according to local reports two suspects were arrested. >>> a colorado teenager could spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of a 10-year-old girl. austin sigs pleaded guilty against the advice of his attorney. 10-year-old jessica ridge way was abducted and killed in october of last year when she was walking to school. he will be sentenced next month but he can't face the death penalty because he was 17 at the time of the murder. >> a high ranking federal official pleads guilty to theft and this week the 5th. he was question by law makers yesterday. he's accused buying to his bosses saying he was a secret agent with the cia. that got him a 4 day workweek cheating the government and taxpayers out of 86,000 dollars over a 13 year period. the wife of cincinnati reds pitcher says she was assaulted at last night's wild card baseball game in

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. >>> the remnants of karen also surprising drivers in the jacksonville, florida, area.inches of rain fell in a few hours there leaving roads under water as it seemed karen didn't want to go without delivering one more punch. >> absolutely nuts. >> there is water in my car. everything is just gone. it got caught there. i can't talk any more. i'm so upset. >> reporter: the wet road and limited visibility because of fog is blamed for this elementary school bus overturning in north carolina. this happened not far from charlotte. authorities say the bus went off the road into the mud. the driver tried to overcorrect. the bus then rolled over. nine people, most of them students, and the driver were hurt, though their injuries are not considered serious. there is the bus being turned over the right way. crazy. >>> in south dakota the cleanup is under way from an unseasonably early blizzard. it you dumped four feet of snow. too quickly for some cattle ranchers to get their herds out of the way. some say they have lost dozens of could you see and calves. at the height of the sto

anywhere from right about there all the way across the country to jacksonville, florida. only the great state of texas seems to be protesting and going into the 90s today and getting out of the 80s. here's a look at the gulf moisture. this will be heavy rain. two inches-plus, in the areas shaded in red. that's from houston all the way east. >> good morning, washington. a beautiful tuesday morning. sunrise is taking place, look at the beautiful color. 63 degrees at reagan national. a few clouds right now, you can see that on satellite. they will be clearing out. endlessly sunny afternoon. between 78 and 83. >> l.a. 78. we remind you that santa anas start later this week. >>> coming up on "gma." the former trooper on trial for the third time for killing his wife and kids. >>> and inside the largest family home. $100 million. >>> and a couple outed from last night's "dancing with the stars." with us, live, to talk about it. [fans cheering] ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪ come on, use me up until there's nothing left. ♪ ♪ take back the night! ♪ dizzy, spinning, sweating, ♪ you can

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well, two arrests have been made in connection to those suspicious packages found down at florida's jacksonvillenternational airport. police at this point not releasing any other information at this hour. authorities, they say, one of the two suspicious devices had a "destructive nature" but they're, again, not saying much more about it. the airport was evacuated for nearly five hours. they were not allowed to take off, flights, while a bomb squad had to get out and secure the devices. they were found in an airport terminal and also a nearby parking garage. >>> well, it seems like a bad sales pitch here, and a pilot unfortunately was trying to sell his plane and was forced to make an emergency land and landed on a florida highway. the pilot, he was actually doing an inspection flight with a customer on board who was all set to buy the vintage plane when suddenly they lost power. that's not good ever when they're selling it or not. since they were too far from the airport, the pilot actually just landed right on the highway. as you can see there, a short time later, good news. and had a safe take

some woman walking down the the street in france and some guy in jacksonville, florida.> that is our opinion. [ laughter ][ la >> that is our take. ta >> that is right. ri we do that in the morning.ng. >> no, it's kind of a new one. [ laughter ] >> you know, what today is a cool day out there. we got the fall weather settling back there. we had the 80s and the 90s on the weekend. we now we got fall which means an people are getting into their gardening. >> it's nice.ce. >> it's definitely a day ofof transition. take a look at the clouds. clou they are going to be out of the way before too much long because we have a ridge of high pressurs and that is going to give us sunshine. a few brake breaks starting to w up. b a jacket or ara sweater as you head out. 52 degrees, 57 in dulles, we were in the 70s at this hour hor yesterday, folks.te what a far cry. so for today, we're togging a ta cooler day and a try day. da we had cooler weather, we dealt with tornado watches and all and kinds of active weather. we things have calm down. sunshine, 66 degrees, really nice and i'm tel