now we are inching our way toward miramar, florida. as soon as the van stops on the back of that tow truck, i think are graphic to the top and the left screen -- oh look, it just changed. broward county. we want to make sure we read about this. we have steve rogers sitting with us, too, phil. we want you to stand by because this thing is rolling toward you. steve, with all of your forensics background, melissa just noted -- you've got human beings trying to preserve the moving crime scene. >> absolute right, the tarp is there to preserve evidence. the one thing they don't want to have happen is people see those written things on the van and take pictures, and then you have the internet problems. people were formulate motives in their own mind. this is not going to be effectually evidenced-based investigation, let the police figured with the motive was. >> melissa: i think the cat may be out of the bag. >> i know, but we have learned in law enforcement that it's best to complete investigation with all the facts before we start pointing

if this is the western side of pryor county miramar where the fbi headquarters is in just several miles from here his plantation and by the aerials of the news choppers as you can see, his white van being taken into custody where the suspect was apprehended. it appears the fbi knew who they were wanting to arrest and were basically following him to do some personal business where he would not suspect undercover agents when he pulls in to conduct some business or go by something and that's where it appears he made the arrest. they then brought the van on a flatbed tow truck, covered it with a blue tarp simply because it is covered with a reams of bumper sticker evidence. they were all kinds of political messages on that van, things that are written out for other drivers to read as this driver would carry that car car to ano on surface streets and highways, a lot of cars do that around the country, a lot of drivers do that because they are so passionate about what they believe in and they hope to influence others. of course, almost never do they do any kind of active domestic terror as is

it's deeply concerned for the safety and security of seven men who were deported from india back to miramar on thursday the un says the men were denied access to lawyers and their applications for asylum were not assessed it says the removals have left thousands of re-injure who live in refugee camps in india worried that they could also be deported hundreds of thousands of or hinder muslims or fled violence in miramar in the past two years most of them seeking shelter in bangladesh. brazil's presidential candidates have been taking part in their final debate before the first round of voting on sunday the election comes at a time of a stuttering economy worsening violent crime and several high profile corruption scandals our correspondent today is a bow reports live from the largest city south power. the last debate before the elections on sunday something that would end the lease he did not want to miss . this i am worried about what is already happening in brazil we need to tackle fascist ideas there is a complex polarization of our society but we can't forget what's been happening in bra

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we are outside this miramar fbi facility where we believe the suspect is being held and questioned by fbi, wolf? >> i'm a little surprised if he registered to vote with that criminal back ground, did he have felony convictions? if you have a felony conviction, it's not that easy to supposedly register to vote. >> reporter: that is a ballot issue on the florida ballot. there are ways you can get back on, even if you are a convicted felon. because these records are somewhat old, we don't have the adjudication. that bomb threat ended up being a one year in probation. although arrested, he may have pled down. that could explain why he was able to register to vote in the state of florida. >> if you look at the stickers, you see his political orie orientati orientation. we are also learning more about who exactly will be handling this high profile, sensitive case. we are learning more about that this part of the story. tell us what you can. >> we are learning according to sources who spoke to me and shimon that the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york in manhattan wh

early this morning, this is video showing law enforcement escorting him into a holding facility in miramar, florida. the latest targets, tom steyer and california senator kamala harris, welcome to the 4 on 2. >> the series of developments to tell you about, to suspected package bombs were intercepted today at postal facilities in northern california. >> we believe -- we begin our coverage, with new details about the man who was under arrest and his criminal background, lauren, what are we learning? >> over the past week, more than a dozen of the suspicious packages have been intercepted, addressed to a well-known democrat, but the fbi says today it was a single fingerprint found on one of those packages to congresswoman maxine waters that led them to their subject in florida. >> we have confirmed this fingerprint is that of cesar sayoc. me back 56-year-old cesar sayoc was charged with five federal crimes, arrested in plantation, florida, in connection with the nationwide mail bomb scare. he has a lengthy criminal history, his white van displaying political messages and pictures of the pres

i want to note our reporting said the truck is headed to miramar, florida. this is what's being investigated. we have a dozen suspicious packages. two more found just this morning. one addressed to democratic senator cory booker and to james clapper who is a contributor here at cnn which was evacuated the other day in new york when a package addressed to the former cia director came to cnn. he is a contributor on another network. take us through this sense of relief, obviously, in the fbi and the other agencies that they believe they have their suspect. they want to go through the evidence, if you will. what now? there is a sense of relief, but you are moving to an urgent task. who else might be involve and are there still packages at large? that's a key part of that and matching more evidence to be able to link every possible device. another reason for not affecting the rest, you would have 15 agents trampling the inside of a house that is a crime scene and might be booby trapped. that house is a crime scene and it's pristine and they can take their time ag

s facility here in miramar, florida. this is where he was processed, fingerprinted, interviewed, and now our station wfor in miami, reported he has been taken from mere to downtown miami. he is currently, as i report to you live, being housed at the federal detention center. and on monday, jeff, he is going to go before a federal judge, presumably here in miami. h glor: david begnaud with some vivid details about the suspect here. david, thanks. none of the bombs reached their targets and no one was hurt, but officials caution there might still be more out there, still in the postal system. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: since the first inmb was discovered monday at the home of billionaire and romocratic donor george soros, at least 13 packages containing bombs would be mailed. all of those turned out to be strikingly similar. they were sent in a manila envelope, several with six "america forever" stamps, with a return address of congresswoman debbie wasserman shultz, her name was misspelled. the investigation immediat

mars rakhine state are not yet conducive for refugees to return the warning comes after bangladesh miramar reached a deal to start returning refugees by the middle of next month i mean more delegates than visited the bangladeshi capital dhaka on their way to visit counts in cox's bazar around three quarters of a million rinker fled the military crackdown in rakhine state last year. has more from dhaka. both bangladesh and man martin sounded very optimistic they said there is a political will to repatriate the refugees the foreign secretary off me on my or in a press briefing say they have set up the necessary facilitate to rip rip their own refugees he also went i had to say that they have trained the police and security personnel to shop against discrimination he also say their own ideas will be repaired they will have the provision to complain and sick justice for any kind of discrimination or repression sound optimistic harvard's contradictory to what the u.n. says in its recent investigative report genocide is still continuing in myanmar there are people still coming into buying with t

miramar, florida. phil?n accused of mailing political pipe bomb packages to 15 high-profile democrats over the past four days is behind bars tonight, including two copresidents receiving t

. >> reporter: authorities towed the van away and escorted him to miramar.bi agents spent an hour gaering evidence and then left the seasonable with one of th auto zone employees. neighbors are shocked this suspect was found here. >> it is really surprisingo me. i've never seen anything like the before. so it's like coming home. >> reporter: of course we're staying on top of the new developmentes on this bomb suspect. coming up at 6:00, chuck todd takes a look a how the president responded to this situation. he's been preachingunity. do his tweets match his words? chuck will have that at 6:15. >>> calls for action because of a news4 investigation. last nightn this broadcast. scott revealed how a state program in maryland lost track ies donated to science. as scott reports, state hea leaders will now be called before the senate to answer questions about it. >> the problem surfaces at the maryland state anatomy board. members of the health committee will call a hearing into what mistakes happen and how many people in maryland might be impacted. >> the family i

fox news miramar, florida. phil? >> the man accused of mailing political pipe bomb packages to 15 high-profile democrats over the past four days is behind bars tonight, including two copresidents receivingo these packages which has put the nation in a chaotic watch for the suspect for three days. 56-year-old cesar sayoc described by those who know him as a hateful, disturbed man with political views seen walking from the fbi miami building to an suv being transported to down to miami's detention center. 56-year-old sayoc faces five federal counts including illegal bailing of explosives and making threats to former presidents. if convicted on each, he faces 48 years in federal prison fordi the rest of his life. suddenly the fbi made the arrest at an auto zone parking lot in broward county. that revealed the man's very unique band which he had been living in placard with dozens upon dozens of ideological stickers and decals, including one of president trump rising from the flames of a burning american flag and a hillar

you've got miramar, navy seals training place in coronado. camp pendleton, et cetera.s hard to think of such a strong military base going democratic. >> history is against republicans here. 35 to 38 times since the civil war. the president's party has lost seats in the house. the problem right now in america's we are looking for the tallest leprechaun. you pick republicans you don't want? i don't like either party and most americans don't. most will probably vote with their pocketbook and that could mitigate history. >> i just want to comment on the military. he's been against the lunacy. it is 22 military veterans that are running as democrats. i've met all 22. and if they do well, that will be the biggest difference. what's interesting is most of those are against policy. >> which you have a president who's spending so much money. it's hard to imagine people voting for someone who takes their money away. >> sometimes a big personality doesn't take out the vote in midterm elections. 40% decline in midterm elections during his eight years in office. >> the thing that s

hurricane, it's expected to take the turn in between the porta vallerta it's moving from santa cruz to miramar. >>> we can see it weaken considerably. it looks to be the track. in between west central mexico coast. it will decrease, from a 5, still strong, a category storm surge can be a big issue with heavy rain. >>> we have a front approaching, it's there. it won't do much except keep us cloudy and keep us on the cool side. >>> we have a cool day today, temperatures are mainly in the 60s and low 70s, that's little breeze, southerly to the south westerly from the delta to the straits, it's very active southern branch of the jet, and a lot more show, southern california. it's been a lot of go, new mexico and up into utah and colorado, 30s, 40s and 50s, napa airport has cooled to 49, lake port at 36. a lot of 40s here, low 50s for some. walnut creek, 47, and the concord, it's cooled to 46. and there's a little bite to the morning here. >>> for us, our system will fall apart. it will drag across high clouds. if there is any rain, it will be light, and there's a possibility with low clouds in pla

drew griffin, miramar, florida. >>> and we're learning even more about the suspect and his past. cnn spoke with his former lawyer who represented him in previous criminal cases. >> and he now represents sayoc's family. in this interview, anderson cooper started by asking what sayoc was like as a person. >> 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, regal i can' regalis, posters, and of course i saw that as strange. most people don't drive around with plastered vehicles. and i also recall he pulled out a scrap book 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 lesser iq, substantial emotional problems. he was like a 14-year-old in an adult's body. >> so d

federal agents leading cesar sayoc out of their offices in miramar, florida. dna and a fingerprint on one of the packages led to his arrest. he is a registered republican and florida resident, outspoken about his support of president trump. here he is at a trump rally back in florida in 2016. sayoc also frequently posted in support of the president on facebook and twitter. he also posted heavy criticism of george soros, the liberal philanthropist who also got a package bomb earlier this week. tonight sayoc's facebook and twitter account have been suspended. fbi investigators also seized his white van. you can see it here, covered with photos of president trump right wing bumper stickers and pictures targets over their faces. among them, hillary clinton. sayoc has an extensive criminal record there in florida. this is one of his previous mug shots among the prior charges, an arrest 16 years ago for making a bomb threat in miami dade county. he pleaded guilty in that case. >> all eyes are on the president and how he will react to today's arrest. tonight in north

coming to you from our studios in miramar.e also want to welcome our viewers to west palm beach, and our viewers from our taliban do stories -- telemundo stations in fort myers and naples. we want to welcome those who are o.com.ing us on telemund #debateflorida. we want to welcome our studio audience. here with us is democratic senator bill nelson, who is running for reelection for the fourth time. and governor rick scott, who was elected for the first term in 2010, and is the republican candidate in the senatorial federal race. welcome both of you. we asked the studio audience to refrain from applauding for either candidate once the debate has started. the debate rules are as follows. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. both will be asked the same question. each one will have a minute and a half to answer each of the questions, and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate, each candidate will have 90 seconds for their final argument. had a coindebate, w

coming to you from our studios in miramar.nd we also want to welcome our viewers from the florida keys to west palm beach, and viewers from orlando, ft. myers and enables on our telemundo stations. and we want to welcome those who are following us through telemundo 51.com and nbc6.com, as well as telemundo tampa and orlando websites. tweet us using #debate florida. we want to welcome our studio audience. here with us is the democratic senator, bill nelson, who is running for reelection for the fourth time. and governor rick scott, elected for the first term in 2010. and is the republican candidate in the senatorial federal race. welcome to both of you. we ask the audience to refrain from a plaza once the debate has started. the candidates have not been provided any of the questions. the same be asked question and each one will have a minute and a half to answer the questions. and whoever answers first will have an extra 30 seconds for rebuttal. at the end of the debate, each candidate has 90 seconds for the final argument. bef

we seen it happen in miramar and here in the united states. vice just came out earlier today and they said they posed 100 centimeters and took out at the facebook and facebook to approve them. it is like the still not taking hold and there's a big regulatory concern that could be happening to the stock. >> those ads did not place them but got approval for them but they do not go forward. i agree. it shows a big hole in their control system and if they just - >> it was very clear that it had paid for by such and such are to me that doesn't seem so nefarious. >> yes, but if you are - if they lied about vice created fake people that they were going to - >> work, i focus in on the stock price and movement. up the present after hours and they're not losing users and we saw 2.26 billion people visiting facebook. [inaudible conversations] >> go ahead, lance. >> facebook needs to build trust and we came off another security breach of facebook and pretty damaging one, 30 million users affected and it's been one thing after another with facebook like ev

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phil keating is live outside miami's fbi head quarters in miramar where investigators brought the suspect and that van also remains back there behind the gates in a secure garage. now being processed and believed to be just chocked full of evidence. we believe the suspect remains inside as well being thoroughly interrogated by fbi agents as well as attorneys and prosecutors with the u.s. attorney's office. the van loaded on a flatbed truck in the auto zone parking lot where federal agents took their opportunity to quickly jump out and arrest cesar sayoc while he was there to buy something. auto zone said they handed over the surveillance camera footage to the fbi. after a slow drive to the fbi facility, the federal convoy pulls in through the gates with fbi or atf agents standing on the front and the back of the truck to keep the blue tarp. all of it broadcast live on national television. we learned the 56-year-old was working at a papa johns in hollywood, florida. employees would not comment on him. they said they couldn't. had to talk to corporate. we talked to employees of neighboring

it's a perp walk, being he is kor escorted in miramar, florida.rests dating back to the 1990s, faces 48 years in prison for the five federal crimes charged today. we're back with this breaking news story and a major piece of evidence. this van where we now know cesar sayoc was living. it was adorned with stickers and posters supporting president trump and vice president pence and democratic opponents with targets over their faces. cnn's tom foreman is at the magic wall. tom, the van is quite conspicuous and might actually be important when it comes to the law enforcement investigation as to motive. >> yeah. and it's certainly attracted the attention of people who may not have noticed him on social media, but right down the road, you could see them, any time you went by. and some people were so interested in this, they actually stopped and took photographs of it and put it online, saying, look at this. i've seen this truck here. let's look at this front window and some of the details of that window. if you see it here, you can see the top is basica

the drive along happening in miramar beach. we'll get there. let's go back to emily.winds subsided? have you noticed any changes in the last 30 minutes? >> do you know what? you can actually physically see these massive waves. they're continuing to come through here. maybe slightly we saw it subside slightly over the past 30 minutes but not very significantly. >> shepard: she's far, far east. i'm sorry, emily. speaking to the control room. lots going on back here. where you are in apalachicola is well south and east of where the center of circulation is now. if you go even farther east, to the big pend of florida, that's where your griff jenkins is. he is 100 miles from the center of this storm, and yet, griff, how bad is it there? griff is frozen like a fish down in the bottom of the freezer. we just can't get the digital signals to come up. there was a time when we worked off analog and you could get something fuzzy. but with these digital signals, it's either all or nothing. right now, most of our correspondents up and down the coast, we're getting absolutely nothi

this, we're going to show you is video of cesar sayoc leaving the fbi field office in miramar, florida. he's been charged with five federal crimes, including illegal mailing of explosives and threats against former presidents. sayoc could face up to 48 years in prison if convicted. and this, we're going to show you, is where it all went down. in the parking lot of an auto parts store near ft. lauderdale, florida. officials also hauling away the suspect's white van, which has been plastered with stickers, with images, a lot of images of president trump, vice president mike pence, but also images of democrats like hillary clinton with a target on her face as well as a sticker that says, cnn sucks. the fbi director this afternoon laying out how serious a threat sayoc posed. >> 13 ieds were septembnt to va individuals across the country. each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery, some wiring and what is known as energetic material, which is essentially potential explosives and material that give off heat and energy through a reaction to heat, shock,

and sunny the showers actually even further west just over the border in northern vietnam across in miramar all that extensive anymore the rains are slowly dying out which is to be expected we've still got quite a few showers showing across the philippines and borneo fortune the line that is coming saturday sun means rather more frequent showers now at least in the north the sort of ways you can see that across to us west papua that's not going to improve anything michel is going bit more extensive on their waist size but there are gaps between them and the concentration is largely to the west so that includes singapore kuala lumpur and a good part of sumatra to say probably more sunshine than shasta most part and that's true still surge of body but increasingly the cloud shows up and here too wrong sundays picture time to get to monday the story is much the same with showers still in so the way sea. the weather sponsored by qatar at least. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is

says it is deeply concerned for the safety and security of seven ranger men deported from india to miramar on thursday un says the men were detained denied access to lawyers and their applications for asylum were not assessed it says the removals have left thousands of rangers who live in refugee camps in india worried that they too could be deported hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims fled violence in near my over the past two years most of them seeking shelter in bangladesh here's president donald trump is urging what he calls rich countries around the world to cough up finances for american military support a republican rally in minnesota trump points his finger at saudi arabia and the kingdom security is indebted to washington we defend countries that are very rich don't pay us or they pay us a small percentage take surely arabia which you say they have some money so we defend them and they pay a small percentage i said excuse me king salmon is my friend do you mind paying for the military. they're paying for thirty percent i said you might bank. the washington post has printed a b

fifty projects in the mekong region they include expanding airports and loans and building roads in miramar as well as upgrading postal services and using information technology to improve health care the focus was on three main areas effective connectivity people centered societies and environment and disaster management japan and strengthening ties as china expands its investments and influence as well michael paine is president of the shin get sued news agency he says japan wants to promote peaceful development and to make southeast asia less vulnerable to china. i think that you know if if there is going to be an impact in the longer term this would be just one step not the first step and not the last step and i think that that's private that way by the participants certainly among the countries in southeast asia there are still many tense relationships not all of the governments get along with each other and there's also cases of many refugees and people from one country across the border another so there's always a potential for for problems in that sphere from jan japan's point of vi

it might clip miramar and somewhere around there. the wind is at 135, moving north and northeast.looks like it will go in as category 2. it has calmed down from 5 to 4 and it is a 3. heavy rain. we get higher clouds into the north and some drifting across. this is a weak system so it will not do much. if you want active weather, go to the four corners. another low from southern california. 30s, 40s, 50s, cold this morning with 40s and 50s in the santa clara valley and a bunch in the mountains. there were a lot of 30s to the north. overall, partly sunny. the system is falling apart on the vine. 60s, 70s on the temperatures. >>> is clearing up, things subsiding a little bit. i have an uncle that lives there and they're getting ready for the hurricane. take you for keeping us posted. let's keep you posted on the traffic. we were telling you earlier about the crash on southbound 680. it has cleared out of the way. the commute is recovering. a look at highway 24 and lafayette, it is slow going. it has not changed much. once you get to 6:00, you are traveling below the speed limit on we

the fbi which has possession of that ban inside his highly secured fbi division headquarters up in miramar florida, a trove, an absolute goldmine of forensic evidence. arthel? arthel: phil keating, thank you very much. eric? eric: president trump suggesting that the focus on the pipe bomb packages he says is slowing republicans momentum ahead of the critical midterm elections. doug mcelway in washington with more on that. >> the arrest of die-hard trump supporters cesar sayoc and the pipe bomb mailings has thrown a wrench into the midterms diverting attention from other october surprises such as the kavanaugh hearings, the caravan and yesterday's report of 3.5% economic growth. across the spectrum politicians are calling for lowering the temperature. but they are also doing it while trying to inspire their base just more than a week away from the most consequential midterm election in years. >> everyone will benefit if we can end the politics of personal destruction. we must unify as a nation in peace, love, and in harmony. the media has a major role to play. >> immediately after those boo

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miramar another example where 7,000 rohingyas had been evacuated from the country mainly through misinformationt's a serious, serious problem. they haven't done anything to abate that >> so what do you expect to hear today that could potentially move the stock one way or the other? >> you're going to see a boost in instagram younger viewers, a slight decline in profit and the number of facebook users it's static right now, butt' s under so much pressure and it really needs to have grownups coming in and running the company. move mark zuckerberg to chairman and bring some serious -- >> i thought that's sheryl sandberg's role. >> she's been out promoting books and politics and everything else. not paying that much attention to facebook. they brought in the prime minister from the uk as their policy officer he is not a technician they think that ai is going to solve the problem. >> do you think the relationship between sheryl sandberg and mark zuckerberg which has always been very close -- >> it's very close still yeah and she's a wonderful leader and a very, very intelligent lady, but she's not t