natasha chen has the latest from capitol hill. natsin a high-stakes saturday vote - the senate confirming brett kavanaugh to the supreme court.mike pence, vice president: on this vote the ayes are 50 the nays are 48. the voting interrupted at times by multiple protesters nats" "we do not consent, where is my representation?" hours later - kavanaugh was sworn in as an associate justice of the supreme court. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell - touted a victory in a fiery confirmation battle fueled by allegations of sexual assault from christine blasey ford... accusations kavanaugh denies.sen mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: this is a good day for america and an important day for the senate.president trump applauded the vote in topeka, kansas for a saturday night rally.pres donald trump: just a few hours the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court.after a bruising battle - some lawmakers shared concerns about the message the confirmation sends to sexual assault victims.sen. cory booker/-d

natasha chen has the latest.y an act of domestic terrorism ...james p. o'neill / new york police commissioner: "we continue to advise the american public to remain vigilant, as it does it remain possible that further packages have been or could be mailed."authorities have intercepted a total of ten suspicious packages wrapped in manila envelopes and plastered with six forever stamps.it's unclear who sent the packages and from where -- officials say the packages came through the postal system -- turning their attention to search a mail locka, florida.james p. o'neill / new york police commissioner: "ten suspicious a nationwide manhunt sparked by an act of domestic terrorism ...james p. o'neill / new york police commissioner: "we continue to advise the american public to remain vigilant, as it does it remain possible that further packages have been or could be mailed."authorities have intercepted a total of ten suspicious packages wrapped in manila envelopes and plastered with six forever stamps.it's unclear who se

natasha chen has more on this record breaking storm.ane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states." the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the

natasha chen is in panama city beach...with more hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states."the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before making landfall -- michael intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach, fl: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out the window." michael continued its historical path -- becoming the first major hurricane to track into georgia since 1898 but the destructive storm won't be done anytime soon. michael continues to pack powerful wi

here's natasha chen with more. the lives and landscape in parts of the florida panhandle have changed forever after hurricane michael.sot karen watson, survived hurricane michael"i didn't expect to come home to a gaping hole in my roof. but at least i have a house. i know some that do not have a house. i lived through andrew. i just never thought i would go through this again." the small beach community east of panama city -- mexico beach, is where michael made landfall just shy of a category 5.the storm surge there was so high it bulldozed homes and left a path of destruction ...gayle sweet lost her husband when a tree fell on their home near greensboro, florida.sot gayle sweet, husband was killed during hurricane michael"he was one of a kind. so kind. he'd help anybody. always giving money to people at the stop signs and stuff. would help anybody."another hard-hit area, panama city, florida... where rescuers are going door to door looking for survivors with the help of search dogs. they are sniffing through what'

in panama city, fl, i'm natasha chen reporting.jrs) president donald trump promises there will be - quote "severe punishment" if a prominent saudi arabian journalist was killed by the saudi government. jamal khashoggi (prono: ka-shoo-ji) was last seen on october second, entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. in an interview with "60 minutes,the president promised that the kingdom would face consequences if it was found to be responsible for the journalist's disappearance. pres. donald trump/cbs/"60 minutes": "we would be very upset and angry if that were the case. as of this moment, they deny it -- and deny it vehemently. could it be them? yes.//we're going to get to the bottom oit and there will be severe punishment." (jrs) turkish authorities have reported they have audio and visual evidence showing khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate. it reportedly reflects an assault and a struggle inside the consulate and provides evidence of the moment khashoggi was killed. (jrs) the oakland mayoral race is heating up ... and o

natasha chen reports.urkey claims to have an audio recording from within the saudi consulate proving that saudi journalist - and washington post columnist - jamal khashoggi was killed. pres. donald trump: "i'm not sure yet that it exists. it probably does. possibly does. i'll have a full report on that from mike when he comes back."secretary of state mike pompeo met with turkish president erdogan wednesday.he also met with the saudi crown prince on tuesday - saying afterward that the u-s would give 'space' to turkey and saudi arabia to complete their investigation.mike pompeo, united states secretary of state: "we need before we can begin to formulate what the appropriate response would be. i do think it's important that everyone keep in their mind that we have lots of important relationships - financial relationships between us and saudi companies."relationships that presidentrump praised during cabinet meeting.pres. donald trump: "they're a tremendous purchaser of not only military other things. when i w

in panama city, i'm natasha chen. lawrence karnow: michael is now a tropical storm but continues to bring gusty winds and heavy rain on the east coast. it will move out to sea later tonight. we started with a few clouds but then cleared all the way to the coast.highs today were in the 60s and 70s. much warmer weather is on the way. on the satellite you can see highs pressure to the north and low pressure just off the coast. this will allow for offshore winds and much warmer weather. highs tomorrow will be in the mid 80s inland with (terisa) (terisa) our coverage continues online. you can visit kron-4 dot com to see more of the damage..and how people are getting through this destructive storm (catherine) a crumbling seawall has prompted city leaders in belevedere to declare a state of emergency. the wall protects the levee at beach and peninsula roads.. people regularly walk on it...but it will soon off limits to pedestrians and cars... as engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall ... the city manager says it'

first we want to get to natasha chen live in panama city florida with a look at some of the devastation

natasha chen is standing by with the latest. natasha. gov.m."the fbi is warning more suspicious packages could have been mailed out, after several were intercepted this week.bryan paarmann/fbi special agent in

natasha chen is florida, close to where he was arrested.. with the latest.- the nation has been on edge all week because of the suspicious packages.- all as we learn of two mail bombs sent to people in northern california.- the attorney general saying the suspect appears to be 'partisan"- investigation continues tonight christopher wray, fbi director: "we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation." 56-year-old cesar sayoc is facing up to 48 years in prison..charged with at least five federal crimes..jeff sessions, u.s. attorney general: "this may change or expand as the investigation proceeds."investigators say it was a fingerprint found on one of packages addressed to congresswoman maxine waters fbi director: "there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds mailed in separate envelopes and a sample previously collected from sayoc in connection with an earlier arrest down in florida."then investigators tailed sayoc..tracking him on his cell phone..before making their a

reporter natasha chen is live in mexico beach florida where michael made landfall as a category 4 storm. natasha? massive flooding...demolished infrastructure...lt. jane pena/u.s. coast guard: "roofs are gone. houses are flattened. trees are everywhere"a trail of devastation from florida to virginiahurricane michael moved out to sea as a post-tropical low friday morning, but not before delivering a final blow to the storm-weary carolinas and southern virginia...gov. roy cooper/-d- north carolina: "during michael we saw wind gusts of almost 70 miles per hour in the outerbanks. and rain totaling almost 10 inches."the destruction the storm left behind now coming into focus...brock long/fema administrator: "unfortunately, you know, we're still not through all of the rubble. it's going to take us a while to get through it, and people are not going to be able to return home."several coastal towns in florida left unrecognizablebut almost none more than mexico beach, ground zero for michael's wrathdawn vickers/mexico beach resident: "it looks like a war zone" residents who rode out the storm le

natasha chen has more from miami, where sayoc scheduled to appear in court. bomb packages have been found over the weekend but authorities on friday said just because sayoc has been arrested doesn't mean there couldn't be more still out there.cesar sayoc, the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump and c.n.n. will appear in court for the first time today.officials say the investigation is on-going. sec. kirstjen nielsen, dept. of homeland security: we continue to work closely through the secret service and our federal protective services, with the f.b.i., and state and local officials and we will bring any and all perpetrators to justice.f.b.i. director chris wray said part of the reason that sayoc was found so quickly was because he left a trail of evidence for investigators to follow chris wray / fbi director: i want to focus for a moment on the amazing work of our folks at the fbi lab. based on their initial analysis, they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied. there is also a p

from our partner's at c-n-n reporter natasha chen has the latest from mexico beach, florida. hurricane michael leaving behind a trail of devastation from florida to virginiamexico beach resident: "i can't describe it, it's just terrible."the diminished storm moved out to sea friday morning, b not before delivering a final blow to the storm-weary carolinas and virginia...but it was florida's coastal towns that felt the worst of michael's wrath - mexico beach is 'ground zero'.mexico beach resident: we just prayed, that's all we could do, is pray. when the water started coming through the ceiling we just thought 'it's over'.the painful reality is just beginning to set in for many residents...julie/mexico beach resident: this is the worst day for me right now.search and rescue crews are continuing to comb through the remnants of homes and businesses.voice of jimmy patronis / florida cfo & state fire marshal: we've got urban search and rescue teams almost 1800 men and women that are searching house to house they've been on the ground since 9pmet wednesday night. with limited cell

natasha chen is in panama city beach...with more hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's

natasha chen is florida, close to where he was arrested.. nation has been on edge all week because of the suspicious packages.- all as we learn of two mail bombs sent to people in northern california.- the attorney general saying the suspect appears to be 'partisan"- investigation continues tonight christopher wray, fbi director: "we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation." 56-year-old cesar sayoc is facing up to 48 years in prison..charged with at least five federal

natasha chen is standing by with the latest. natasha. gov. andrew cuomo/ -d- new york: "this is a different definition of terrorism. this is political terrorism."the fbi is warning more suspicious packages could have been mailed out, after several were intercepted this week.bryan paarmann/fbi special agent in charge: it appears that an individual or individuals sent out multiple milar packages. on monday, a package targeting billionaire investor george soros was found in a mailbox. then tuesday, one intended for hillary clinton was discovered. and by wednesday, more devices were intercepted. former president barack obama, former attorney general eric holder, a democratic congresswoman, and cnn, all targets.luckily, none of the packages detonated.hillary clinton/former secretary of state: "we are fine, thanks to the men and women of the secret service, who intercepted the package addressed to us long before it made its way to our home."a source familiar with the investigation says the packages were sent by first class mail, with the return add

natasha chen is live in panama city florida.... natasha? hurricane michael slamming into the florida panhandle. natsa monster storm - gaining intensity - with the potential to cause catastrophic damage.voice of chief bobby varnes/apalachico la, fl police: right now the winds are extremely high, and it's as bad as i have ever seen it.florida's governor issuing a stark warning to any residents who did not evacuate: gov. rick scott/-r- florida: "now the storm is here. the time to evacuate in coastal areas has come and gone.some residents who decided to stay- sharing photos of where they will ride out the storm.many bridges connecting islands to the mainland - now closed. nats: what's the most astounding is how quickly the storm surge has taken over the townofficials warn of a storm surge that could reach 14 feet in some areas.brock long / fema administrator: the storm surge is going to be the worst where the eye makes landfall. // so not only is going to bring 14 feet of ocean water and coastal flood inundation, they'll be wave action on top o

reporter natasha chen is live with the latest. (natasha) (natasha) tonight.... on the mail bomb intercepted here in the bay area..(grant) kron4's dan thorn is live outside the burlingame post office where the latest mail bomb was found... dan? (dant)workers here at the post office were forced to evacuate from the building and patiently wait in the parking lot--even after the package was removed. u.s. postal police inspectors and other investigators have been on the scene all day today including the san francisco office of the fbi having their explosive techs on scene after receiving reports. the top priority has been safety. as you mentioned the package that was intercepted at the post office was addressed to billionaire and democratic fundraiser tom steyer who has been a harsh critic of president trump. steyer has been going as far as calling for the president to be impeached. .. (pam) (pam) continuing our coverage... that device was removed from the burlingame facility and taken to a remote area at s-f-o ... (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live at s-f-p- d's sf

natasha chen is in panama city, florida with the latest.rim reality is setting in this weekend for residents impacted by hurricane michael...al cathey/mayor, mexico beach, fl: "it's very very very hard to walk down the street and say that was jim's house, that was frank's house that was sue...after awhile it wears on you."as people return to the rubble of their florida panhandle communities...the death toll continues to rise...and officials say it could be days to weeks before everyone is accounted forthe lack of power and spotty cell phone service add to the frustrations of emergency response crews already stretched thin.while rescue workers cut through massive piles of debris in search of survivors, residents are lining up at community centers for bottled water and ready-to-eat meals...governor rick scott assures people there is help for those in need gov. rick scott/-r- florida: "we've distributed i think about 2 million meals. i think it's a million gallons of water. we were making sure that there's fuel."and had this warning those eage

reporter natasha chen reports.... turkey claims to have an audio recording from within the saudi consulate proving that saudi journalist - and washington post columnist - jamal khashoggi was killed. pres. donald trump: "i'm not sure yet that it exists. it probably does. possibly does. i'll have a full report on that from mike when he comes back."secretary of state mike pompeo met with turkish president erdogan wednesday.he also met with the saudi crown prince on tuesday - saying afterward that the u-s would give 'space' to turkey and saudi arabia to complete their investigation.mike pompeo, united states secretary of state: "we need to know the facts before we can begin to formulate what the appropriate response would be. i do think it's important that everyone keep in their mind that we have lots of important relationships - financial relationships between us and saudi companies."relationships that president trump praised during wednesday's cabinet meeting.pres. donald trump: "they're a tremendous purchaser of not on

reporter natasha chen is live in panama city florida with the latest. gov. rick scott/-r- florida: "this hurricane was an absolute monster."in the florida panhandle -- people rummage through the rubble. neighborhoods destroyed and businesses washed away by the strongest storm to hit the continental u-s in more than 25 years.kathleen labarron/pirates cove, fl resident: "nothing. i've never seen nothing like it." hurricane michael slammed into mexico beach, florida, wednesday afternoon with 155 mile per hour winds.nearly 24 hours later -- a bird's eye view of the storm's power and destruction.scott/mexico beach, fl, resident: "this was never in our imagination. this here was such a tremendous thing that i never imagined this was what was going to happen to our home here"along with mexico beach -- apalachicola also seeing some of the storm's worst.fema administrator brock long says rescues are a prioritybrock long/fema administrator: "right now the focus is on life safety and making sure that we are helping people who may (ryan) and let's get a closer look at w

natasha chen has the very latest. cesar sayoc, the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump and cnn, appeared in federal court for the first time monday afternoon.wearing a tan jumpsuit and an orange shirt, sayoc listened as a federal magistrate judge read the five charges against him.law enforcement officials say sayoc had a list of more than 100 people to whom he intended to send packages.a 15th suspicious package was intercepted monday, this time addressed to cnn's atlanta headquartersf.b.i. director chris wray said part of the reason that sayoc was found so quickly was because he left a trail of evidence for investigators to followchris wray / fbi director: based on their initial analysis, they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied. there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds. none of sayoc's bombs ever detonated and after his arrest on friday, he reportedly told officials that he d

natasha chen has the latest from panama city beach, florida. as hurricane michael churns toward the gulf coast - florida's governor rick scott issuing a stark warning:gov rick scott/-r- florida: this storm can kill you and you should not take it lightly.the storm is gaining strength as it barrels through warm gulf waters... on course to make landfall along the florida panhandle wednesday.gov rick scott/-r- florida:and as it grows stronger, we can expect it to make landfall as a major category 3 storm.it's threatening a huge 300-mile chunk of coastline -- from florida to alabama.maria carr/ bay county resident/wmbb: i lost my home from hurricane opal and this is supposed to be really bad- like that so i'm not looking forward to it. in some areas like panama city beach -- officials are warning people to get out while there's still time.rep. neal dunn/-r- florida: you need to be on the road this morning, evacuating.michael could bring storm surges of up to 12 feet, heavy rain and flooding, and high winds that could cause widespread power outages.j

natasha chen is in mexico beach, florida where michael made landfall. natasha? (natasha) massive flooding...demolished infrastructure...lt. jane pena/u.s. coast guard: "roofs are gone. flattened. trees a trail of devastation from florida to virginiamichael moved out to sea as a post-tropical low friday morning, but not before delivering a the storm-weary southern virginia...gov. roy cooper/-d- north carolina: we saw wind gusts of almost 70 miles per hour outerbanks. and rain totaling almost 10 inches."the destruction behind now coming into focus... administrator: "unfortunately, you know, we're all of the rubble. it's going to take us a while to get through it, and people are not going to be able to return home."several coastal towns in florida left but almost none more than mexico beach, ground zero for michael's wrathdawn vickers/mexico beach resident: "it looks like a war zone" residents who rode out the storm left in shockdawn vickers/mexico beach resident: "this has been, i don't even know if i have the words to describe it, it's been the worst nightmare i'

natasha chen has more on this record breaking storm. hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states." the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before -- mie intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach, fl: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out the window." michael continued its historical path -- becoming the first major hurricane to track into georgia since 1898 but the destructive storm won't be done anytime so

first we want to get to natasha chen live in panama city florida with a look at some of the devastation. (natasha) (natasha) (catherine) we want to continue our team coverage this evening on now tropical storm michael.(ken) we are joined by chief meterologist lawrence karnow now. the storm has been down graded where is it headed now. lawrence karnow: michael is now a tropical storm but continues to bring gusty winds and later tonight. we started with a few clouds but then cleared all the way to the coast.highs today were in the 60s and 70s. much warmer weather is on the way. on the satellite you can see highs pressure to the north and low pressure just off the coast. this will allow for offshore winds and much warmer weather. highs tomorrow will be in the mid 80s inland with 60s and 70s at the coast. it will be warm and breezy all the way to the coast this weekend. it will stay mostly sunny and nice through the middle of next week. <"now not being able to go back at all is really really hard i feel like it's not safe.">(ken) in the south bay, there are new developments in the investigat

natasha chen is live in florida, where the investigation continues... natasha christopher wray, fbi director: "we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation." 56-year-old cesar sayoc is prison..charged with at least five federal crimes..jeff sessions, u.s. attorney general: "this may change or expand as the investigation proceeds."investigators say it was a fingerprint found on one of packages addressed to congresswoman maxine waters that lead them to him. christopher wray, fbi director: "there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds mailed in separate envelopes and a sample previously collected from sayoc in connection with an earlier arrest down in florida."then investigators tailed sayoc..tracking him on his cell phone..before making their arrest outside of an auto zone..waiting until he was in a public place to arrest him..thereby avoiding the danger of confronting him at an address associated with him.sayoc's past has been unraveling since his arrest.. revealing a dark histor

from our partners at c-n-n reporter natasha chen is on panama city beach with the latest. hurricane michael, a monstrous, life-threatening storm..is intensifying as it barrels through warm gulf waters...on course to make landfall along the florida panhandle wednesday afternoon. emergency officials are sending out a dire warning for people in the path..... get out now.gov. rick scott, (r) florida: "this storm is dangerous and if you don't follow warnings from officials this storm could kill you." hurricane michael is threatening a huge 300-mile chunk of coastline -- from florida to alabama.some roads already turning into rivers... president trump is declaring an emergency....opening up federal disaster aid ahead of the storm.pres. donald trump: "we're very well prepared, fema's ready we're all ready." potentially lethal storm surge up to 12-feet high is expected..along with relentless heavy rains expected to trigger flooding.. and high winds that could cause widespread power outages. thousands of national guardsmen and hundreds of florida state troopers are on alert..ready

natasha chen has the latest. hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / (r) florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states. the catastrophic, fast-moving storm shredded homes to pieces, knocked out power and submerged entire towns under water.businesses devastated. like this children's store in panama city that was just on the verge of opening..brandon troupe, business destroyed in hurricane: "a years worth of time working and then just like that a couple hours, you come back and it's all gone." just before making landfall -- michael intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out

i'm natasha chen. >> people voiced their opposition to kavanaugh's elevation to the high escort duringin several stills. some went out and protested; others worked to get out the vote. >> we need to do everything we can to stop this insanity. >> reporter: anger, disbelief, and frustration over the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh. some people in the bay area protested. others mobilized to get out the vote. >> hi, veronica. my name is mark. i'm a volunteer with the democratic party, calling in support of. thej. cox. how are you today? >> reporter: in oakland, a small group of protesters at noon marched around lake mat. susan thomas said she's a survivor of sexual assault. she's fed up with the people who don't believe them. >> this is for all the women who have been sexual assaulted and abused, and now we have the prospect that and abuser will be on the supreme court. this is insane. >> reporter: protesters say the confirmation means they'll need to fight even harder. >> make it clearer that we're not just going to roll over and let catastrophe be destroyed. >> reporter: across the

natasha chen is in miami, florida, where sayoc is scheduled appear in court.aid just because sayoc has been arrested doesn't mean there couldn't be more still out there.cesar sayoc, the man accused of sending more than a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump and c.n.n. will appear in court for the first time today.officials say the investigation is on-going. sec. kirstjen nielsen, dept. of homeland security: we continue to work closely through the secret service and our federal protective services, with the f.b.i., and state and local officials and we will bring any and all perpetrators to justice.f.b.i. director chris wray said part of the reason that sayoc was found so quickly was because he left a trail of evidence for investigators to follow chris wray / fbi director: i want to focus for a moment on the amazing work of our folks at the fbi lab. based on their initial analysis, they uncovered a latent fingerprint from one of the envelopes containing an ied. there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two differe

(ken) natasha chen is on capitol hill with today's drama - that sets up the final showdown tomorrow. (catherine) repair crews are making progress in shoring up the transbay transit center at fremont street ..(ken) but now they have decided to strengthen another portion of the transit center and that will lead to another street closure.kron 4's dan kerman is live there tonight with more (dan) (dan) (ken) (ken) there are several events going on here in the bay area this weekend including fleet week with a performance by the blue angels. ( ken ) but the more than one million people expected to attend these events around the bay area have some extra headaches to deal with. (catherine) kron4's maureen kelly explains the traffic hurdles people coming in and out of the city will have to deal with. hellman hollow was already crowded early friday afternoon with people rocking out here at the eclectic music festival .... it's hardly strictly bluegrass.....featuring a variety of acts spread over the six stages and three days is there a greater place to get together for free than quarter of a mi

natasha chen explains how each of these packages were discovered. james o'neill / nypd commissioner: "responding officers identified a device that appeared to be a live, explosive device."a number of suspicious packages sent to high profile targets have sparked fears of a potential coordinated attack. authorities say improvised explosive devices addressed to former president barack obama, hillary clinton, and former attorney general eric holder have been intercepted.also on wednesday, a package with an explosive device and white powder arrived at the mailroom of the time warner center building, which houses cnn's new york bureau. mayor bill de blasio / new york city: "what we saw here today was an effort to terrorize, it is clear an act of terror, attempting to undermine our free press, and leaders of our country, through acts of violence."that package was addressed to former c.i.a. director john brennan.a similar device was also sent to the home of billionaire investor and major democratic donor george soros earlier this week.president trump has be

hundreds of thousands of businesses and homes are still waiting to get their power restored.( darya ) natasha chenis out this video just in to the kron4 newsroom. deadly floods are severely affecting southern france. at least 13 people have died. the rainfall has been exceptional, with 3 months' worth of rain falling in just six hours overnight. ( james ) the f-d-a is expanding its investigation into e- cigarettes. the agency is now targeting 21 e-cigarette companies to find out if they've been illegally marketing products. the move comes less than two weeks after the f-d-a conducted a surprise inspection of e- cigarette maker juul's... corporate headquarters in san francisco. agents seized thousand of documents... many relating to sales and marketing. the investigations are part of the f-d-a's crack-down on teenage e-cigarette use. ( darya ) new this morning...sears is filing for bankruptcy. the company has had financial issues over the past few years and has major debts. sears was unable to pay a 134-million dollar debt payment, which was due at midnight. the company has been around for 132-year