high profile critics of president donald trump earlier two suspicious packages addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker informant director of national intelligence james clapper were intercepted the search and rescue operation is underway near the dead sea in jordan after deadly flash floods at least twenty one people were killed thirteen of whom were children on a school outing. we just about to hear from u.s. president donald trump he said that he would be speaking about the bomb scare that's been taking place in the u.s. . this after u.s. prosecutors said that a suspect had been arrested in connection with those possible bomb says our say och is a registered republican all the details are emerging about him but let's just listen and try as i am and the media organization i am pleased to inform you that law enforcement has apprehended the suspect and taken him into custody. and incredible job by lord forest we've carried out a for reaching federal state and local investigation to find the person or persons responsible for these of this. these terrorizing acts are despicable and ha

suspect was detained in the city of miami florida earlier two suspicious packages addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker and former director of national intelligence james clapper was intercepted well i want has correspondent kimberly joins us live now from washington any more details on this arrest. well there are details that are beginning to leak out in addition we are expecting to hear from u.s. president donald trump when he speaks shortly at a young black leadership summit that is set to kick off here at the white house any moment the president tweeting in fact that he will be addressing the ongoing investigation with regard to the mail bomb plot that has been unfolding in the united states for some three days now at the start of that so we're waiting for that and watching that very carefully in the meantime we are learning that there has been an arrest as you point out a little bit more detail potentially about this individual not only looking at the vehicle that has been seized by the federal authorities the f.b.i. but also that he may have a previous criminal history we're t

new jersey's democratic governor phil thing is on a trade mission to the e.u. and managed to include us in his tour thanks very much for coming in to be your ben what is a governor from you josie doing on a trade mission to europe first of all thrilled to be here i'm a former u.s. ambassador to germany so it's a country i know and love there is already a strong blind economically between new jersey and germany about eight billion dollars of economic activity german companies employ twenty five thousand new jerseyans we think it could be a lot bigger and a lot more particularly in the innovation economy what's stopping it from becoming a lot more and a lot bigger but you've got to come over here and go face to face and ask for the order which is why we're here this week we're in berlin the homburg frankfurt dharm shot again a big emphasis on clean energy technology startup culture we think there's a lot of lot of growth opportunity but what you have to come on your own why don't you have a government that's representing you backing you making investments for for

eric in melbourne, new jersey, democrat. caller: my question is, democrats -- any dark horse the democratsk can flip on election day that no one is paying attention to? guest: that is a terrific question and the places i would look for upsets are the places where democrats are winning statewide races by a lot more there are not competitive statewide races at all. those are the kinds of places we saw big upset for republicans in 2010 and 2014, districts where there was nothing driving turnout or democrats were on the top of the ticket. the political environment is bad for republicans right now. democrat isre the leading the republic -- the race by double digits. kansas, where sam brownback's legacy is dragging down republican chances. we think kevin yoder is the underdog there. virginia, virginia is a place where tim kaine is cruising to reelection. the republican nominee is not competitive statewide. arbor comstock -- barbara comstock is the underdog. the two bellwether races are the second district in virginia beach and the

that one was addressed to senator cory booker, the new jersey democrat. >>> new this morning, police say the man who killed a 21- year-old college student in utah was apparently trying to extort her. lamccluskey was blackmailed by melvin roland a registered sex offender. investigators say he threatened to post revealing photos of her on e internet if she didn't pay him. after sending the money, mccluskey went to campus police. >> a report was taken by that officer who pulled a criminal history and a case was assigned to detectives to screen for sexual extortion charges. >> the university police department is now under the microscope. they did not begin the formal investigation of the extortion claim until nearly a full week after the first report. roland later shot himself before police could make an arrest. >>> the kentucky man accused of killing two people inside a supermarket may have been targeting a predominantly black church. 51-year-old gregory bush charged with shooting two people at a kroger in jeffersontown on wednesday. the victims were both black and the son of a witness

. >> to campaign debate this evening, live on our companion network at 8 pm eastern from new jersey, democratic senator bob menendez republican bob union. also live on cspan2, a debate from the michigan governor's race between republican built huge and democrat gretchen widmer, with 13 days until the midterms, c-span is your primary source or campaign 2018. >> . >> in new york's 19th congressional district, in public republican john faso challenged by antonio delgado. they debated lastweek . this is an hour. >>. >> welcome to the special edition of new york now, i am matt ryan. tonight's debate is brought to you by w neh tv in the times union. welcome in the hudson valley as well as those of you tuning in on w sag, our pbs affiliate and those walking across the country on c-span. without further ado it's time to welcome in our 19 district candidates. okay to applause. >> will do it one time. >>. >> we have asked our audience member to refrain from clapping from now on so we can hear as much as possible from the candidates. i will be your moderator, joined by three of the best journalists in the

eastern from new jersey, democratic senator bob and you can. live here on c-span2, a debate from the michigan governors ra race. thirteen days until the midterm election, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. >> this weekend, on c-span three, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on lectures in history. university of delaware professor, tiffany gill on the role of african-american women in the civil rights movement. 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america. 1968 broadcast, the next answer in michigan. on sunday, 7:00 p.m. eastern, the 30th anniversary of the museum in new york city. apm, the presidency former first lady barbara bush's grandchildren and laura bush recession her life and legacy. watch on american history tv. this weekend, c-span three. sunday, c-span's q&a, author and residents of johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies, talks about his biography of president george w. bush. >> i don't worry about my legacy because i still study theater role was about. harry truman, there's not going to be an objective his

new jersey. it's been all democratic since then. so, this is the ultimate test for new jersey and its allegiance to democrats in the u.s. senate. bob menendez, in almost any other circumstance, he would be losing. but could the poisonous unpopularity of donald trump in new jersey save menendez? democrats certainly nervous enough to put big bucks into the race. >> really important stuff from a man we all admit will be the busiest man in television 20 nights from now. steve, thank you, as always. allow me to do this. steve's new book, "the red and the blue," is just out and available now. and coming up, again, tonight, the year 1968 is in the news. there's something about that 50th anniversary that makes people take a fresh look at our past. that story, when we continue. >>> last thing before we go tonight, last evening, if you watched, you know we talked about 1968. and tonight's final story comes from that year as well. if you had a loved one in the fight in vietnam, they faced increased odds of being killed or wounded in '68. the te

. >> reporter: kavanaugh was narrowly confirmed saturday, and new jersey democratic senator corey booker used the kavanaugh confirmation to fire up the crowd in iowa saturday. for what some say may be his presidential campaign debut. >> it's a time to get up, to rise up, to speak up! >> kavanaugh will hit the ground running and will hear his first two cases tomorrow. he wants everybody to know all four of his law clerks will be women. the first time that's happened on the supreme court. >> making history, already. what did you make of the tone of the president and justice kavanaugh's remarks tonight? forts. >> very different. the president was confrontational and political. he wants to inspire republicans to vote against democrats next month. kavanaugh was judicious, non-political. he wants to convince people he will be open minded, but he is also, most people in washington believe, going to be a very conservative justice. >> dickerson: he said that the hearing is in the past. >> the world has little more than a decade to reduce the carbon dioxide into the atmosphere or it may be too lat

the other addressed to new jersey democrat senator cory book booker. pete, as we wait to hear from president trump, and you've been on the phone working your sources, do we have any new information right now? >> sorry, craig, you're coming to me? >> yes, yes. >> okay. yes, so what we're told is the reason that this arrest is happening here in this parking lot is that it's a parking lot of a car repair or car parts store and that the person they arrested was arrested previously at that location. the supposition was he's an employee there. i don't know that for a fact, but that's where the arrest was made, at that location. whether that's his workplace or whether they just discovered that that's where he would be and made the arrest there, we are waiting to determine. but he was previously arrested and then his van taken away as you see, and then other evidence being gathered there. this is plantation, florida. this is in broward county, about ten miles southwest of fort lauderdale. >> not to jump the gun here, pete, and again, i know we'll probably learn

new jersey democratic senator cory booker used the kavanaugh confirmation to fire up the crowd in iowa saturday for what some say may be his presidential campaign debut. >> it is not a time to give up! it's a time to get up, to rise up, to speak up! >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, the white house. >>> coming up on "cbs morning news," spreading disinformation. trump campaign aide rick gates is accused of seeking plans for a social media manipulation. >>> and swept away. four people missing after flooding in texas. this is the "cbs morning news." xas. this is the "cbs morning news." cosentyx can help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy are these elbows? ask your dermatologist about cose

this is a referendum -- >> for hundreds of tax increases. >> in new jersey, voters and the thought of new jersey voters, new jersey is democraticb mendez in new jersey. >> they get credit. the union support. >> the message the resonates with voters, he is up. rob: i want to do texas, another anomaly that is hard to believe. a lot of people loved beto. he is pretty far left for red texas and doing something special. >> he is energizing unique group of people that you see some frustration and unhappiness with the voters in the current senator and i think it will be an uphill battle but the possibility for him to do something historic is on the rise. >> beto aurora is an anomaly, not a lot of politicians like him. and pretty good message that seems to be resonating with voters. what do you think? >> it is a problem for national democrats and that he is hauling and massive amounts of grassroots fundraising and taking away dollars, a critique from national democrats and to beto >> he is a good candidate. >> if you look at the last 5 surveys in texas, ted cruz is all over 50%. the rates will be closer than should be for texas but ted

. >> two campaign to base a seasoning live on c-span apm eastern from new jersey, democratic senator bob menendez debates republican bob coogan. also it apm live on c-span two a debate from the michigan governors race between republican bill and gretchen c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. new york times best-selling author, jodi pico is our guest on sunday, november 4 at noon eastern. her most recent book is a spar of light. other books include , small great things, the storyteller, lone wolf, +20 more novels. she has also written five issues of the wonder woman comic book series for d.c. comics. watch "in depth" fiction addition with author jodi pico live sunday, november 4 noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. be sure to watch "in depth" fiction addition next month when author brad meltzer will be our guest on booktv on c-span2. >> friday morning will live in vermont for the 49th stop on the c-span bus 50 capital store. lieutenant governor david zuckerman will be our guest on the bus during washington journal. starting at 7:40 am eastern.

. >> michael was up next in eatonville, new jersey. democrat, good morning. >> good morning. it seems obvious to me that the ends justify the means. i'd just understand about the middle east and how we need to haveve alliances. where do we finally draw a line in the sand that we can't cross? for instance, either in this country or another country or something even worse like somebody takes an attack -- [inaudible] where is our country going to draw the line? can anybody tell you? >> well come you always try to balance these relationships and these are difficult and i think that somebody is always going to be a little bit unhappy about the balance. again, as with disgust, our relationship with saudi arabia is not based on values. it's not like the relationship with the u.k. or with western europe. it's a relationship that is based on a set of shared interests and principles that does held through over, you know, almost three quarters of a century through democratic republicanre administrations. i think that this is coming and no, this is an important thing. the relationship wi

your first one for democrats is new jersey 11. is a seat the republicans have held since the earth cooled, but has been trending away. democrats are counting on this. it is exactly -- this should be a freebie. watch this one. they're starting to be a little movement in there, democrats really have trouble they are, that would be a sign that republicans can hold the house. they will lose seats but still hold the house if they can hold onto a district like this. >> shannon: let's go to iowa, a place we spend a lot of time in election years. >> we will be ready for iowa residents. >> shannon: where it is cold and i like to pack my scarf. >> this is indicative of the kind of races that democrats need to win to take a majority. david young, this includes des moines, the suburbs, goes all the way out to western iowa. he should be done. talk about blue waves and things like that is true, david young should be out. he is facing a first-time candidate, but a well-funded democrat. if he is gone, it candidates like that are gone, the democra

new jersey. of candidates like that when their party is doing really well that night anyway and anybody before the midline will come in. these are some benchmarks. first one for democratss new jersey. this is a seat republicans have held since the earth cooled but it has been trending away from the party, held onto by a longtime congressman, democrats are counting on this. this is a free be. it is some movement, if democrats have trouble there, that would be assigned the republicans can hold the house. shannon: in iowa, we spend a lot of time in election years. >> our residents. they make it is cold and i like to pack my scarf. >> this is indicative of the kind of races democrats need to win to retake the majority. david young, in the suburbs, goes out into western iowa. this is, he should be done. talk about blue waves and things like that, david young should be out. he is facing first-time candidate, well-funded democrat, if he is gone, democrats can get over the number, 24th seat that they need to get over-the-top. shannon: i love the people of iowa, they take politics seriously and when we go out there -- when we go out there it is interesting to talk, everybody is

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even new jersey might be in pla play. >> i think the democrats will hold new jersey, hold tester and won't be three or four, i think it will be a couple of seats but clearly the republicans are poised to hold the senate as the democrats win the house. >> sean: you do say republicans can come back. what is it going to take for them to make up that five seat deficit if we are all right? we are all agreeing. a little behind tonight on the house. >> use of the master words, stop a low security 55% of americans don't like her. 30% are favorable to her. we've seen it where they don't want her as the speaker. even democrats don't want her as the speaker. we've got to draw that contrast between her. >> sean: doug is not going to admit it, he doesn't want her. >> no pelosi, no impeachment, yes to the democrats. >> sean: one week from tonight, let's see how smart we are. when we come back, more of the media's shameful, despicable double standard. democrats for years have been palling around with radical racist anti-semite louis farrakhan. you almost hear nothing about it. we've got the full rep

democratic. live from newark, new jersey hosted by njtv. >> democrat bob menendez has been in congress since the early 1990's. republican bob hugin is making office.t try at public the incumbent and the challenger off tonight with the midterm election less than two weeks ago. live with two gateway center in the debate for the u.s. senate seat. evening. hosting this debate ahead of the midterm election. contested racely for u.s. senate. menendez arrived to ago sodio short while did his republican challenger bob hugin. pbs news hour lisa chief political correspondent michael. >> we've called in top strategist to help us walk issues.the first question to the state chairs. jersey political watchers say that this campaign has reached level of nastiness. ofyou find that this level discourse increases voter turnout or makes people want to stay home? >> it confuses people. been a furiouss fighter for the state of new jersey. a tonight.g to see i think that's what's important. his opponent has spent over ads.illion on attack h >> ty voters want to see a honor in ethics to the u.s. senate. a 14-year marin

new jersey -- there is a story in the "new york times" about new jersey. guest: menendez, because of ethical issues, should be toasting. but ultimately, when you have a blue wave in a democratic state like new jersey, it is hard to see how menendez does not win another term. the environment is so good. there are at least three house races in new jersey that democrats are likely to pick up. that is an environment that will help menendez win another term. host: democrat line, ohio. caller: i wondered if climate change will be a big issue in any of these races? guest: it is a question a lot of liberal activists want to care about, but it is not coming up in democratic campaigns, for the most part. if you look at the messaging on the airwaves, democrats are talking about health care. they are not talking about the environment, not talking about climate change. while that issue energizes base voters and younger democratic voters, you are not seeing it as a huge issue. host: one viewer on twitter says any politician that will publicly support medicare for all will not be getting my vote. does that topic even come up anymore? guest: a lot of democrats are now embracing a more libera

detained in the city of miami in florida earlier two suspicious packages addressed to the new jersey democratic senator cory booker and the former director of national intelligence james clapper where intercepted and remember there were others which targeted former president barack obama his vice president joe biden and of course trump's democratic opponent in the twenty sixteen election in a reclaim tin when last hour the u.s. president spoke about the bomb case law enforcement has apprehended the suspect and taken him into custody. credible job by law of course we've carried out a far reaching federal state and local investigation to find the person or persons responsible for these events these terrorizing acts despicable and have no place in our country kimberly how can say the white house first first thing maybe you can do first can be just put that sound bite we heard in context because the cheering in the whooping that we hear and see is a little off putting to start with what was that actually about. yeah and it is important to explain that this was a black leadership summit for african-

new jersey. clifford case a liberal republican in '72, it's been all democrats since then. this is the ultimate test, brian, i think, for new jersey, and it's allegiance to democrats in races for the u.s. senate. because bob menendez, any other circumstance, he would be losing the re-election campaign right now. but can the poisonous unpopularity in the blue state of new jersey, of trump save menendez, but the democrats are putting big bucks in the race. we can say that at the least. >> you will be the busiest man from television 20 nights from now. steve thank you as always and allow me to do this. steve's new book, "the red and the blue, the 1990s and the birth of political tribalism" is just out and available now. and coming up again tonight, the year 1968 is had -- is in the news. there's something about the 50th anniversary that makes people take a fresh look at our past, that story when we continue. (vo hand) can we talk? we used to play so beautifully together. now... we can barely play anything... even cards with the girls. (vo) if you have bent fingers and can't put

that was addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker. cond package was at a new york city post office. it was addressed to former director of national intelligence james clapper. again, as she mentioned, we're goin l to learn a more about this coming up in about three hours from now. can you follow us here onnbc washington and also nbcwashington.com as well. we're also working for your health. right now there is an outbreak at has officials on alert at a growing number of college campuses in the u.s. as dr. john torres explains, t's a virus that usually affects small children but now it's hitting college students in close quarters and spreading. >> i got itll act really bad on my hands and really bad on my feet. >> it's a telltale sign of hand, foot a mouth disease, caused by a virus. now college students are reporting hundreds of cases. >> are you washing your hands a lot now? >> absolutely. we don't even do handshakesan ore. >> so far there's 132 cases at johns hopkins in baltimore, also mar mar marist, princeton and several other coll

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breaking news we brought you a short time ago, 11th package was discovered addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker. we'll have more updates throughout the morning. ut the morning. >>> time 6:04, libby schaaf limitations by sheriff has clashed with president trump over immigration issues. the president's rhetoric encourages violence. >> it's clear trump is responsible and should take responsibility for the fact that he is emboldened this level of vitriole and hate mongering. >> they'll stop her in representing the interests of oakland and specking out. and they're increasing police patrols because of the package bomb scare. >> the purpose of having high visibility patrols is to not only increase the police through the the transit system and serve as a reminder and writers that they must remain ever vigilant and report any suspicious persons, activity, packages. >> bart said you widers, new officers there are no specific threats aimed at bart. >> they released the surveillance video, it shows three suspects involved in a unprovoked attack, investigators same the suspects approach

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new jersey, watch this before you vote. if your friends or family in new jersey, tell them to watch this. before they vote because new jersey democraticht, swamp watch. >> okay, where to begin?we can dedicate the entire show to the sloppiness of bob menendez. but we will just focus on the lowlight spirit menendez sits a number of powerful senate committees including the banking housing and urban affairs committee.finance committee and foreign affairs committee. all of which have brought him a huge number of donations. this election cycle is pocket $850,000 from the real estate industry and nearly half a million from securities and investment companies. all of them buying the influence of a center that regulates industries. on top of that menendez is chief of staff for 10 years who went on to become a lobbyist for the inference firm, capital p while working there he rubs in a number of clients including beacon capital and national association of real estate investment and oaktree capital management. all of them, beneficiaries of -- senate housing and banking commission. but the senator going deeper than former staffers. lobbyist and fa

. >> new jersey democratic senator bob menendez is up for reelection, running against ex marine and pharmaceutical company mid -- executive bob houston. they took heart in a debate hosted by nj tv in newark, new jersey. welcome, mr. menendez, welcome mr., houston. good to have you here. let's get started. let's start with your 62nd opening statements, beginning with mr. hugh been. >> great to be with you. i'm joined by my wife and my daughter. my son's are serving in the u.s. marine corps, not with us. i'm running because we deserve better. bob menendez has failed and embarrassed us. i began my career in the u.s. marine corps, where i learned the lessons of the selfless leadership, honor, and integrity, qualifications and characteristics all senders should have. bob menendez is trying to make this a debate about donald trump. doesn't wante he to talk about anything about his record of corruption and failure. this election is about bob menendez and bob hugin, the better choice for new jersey. politician,reer i've been independent all my life. created my country, i jobs. for the last 20 years, i hav

new york. that brings the total to 12. sent to prominent democrats and critics of president trump. one was addressed to new jerseyin florida. the other was addressed to the former director of national intelligence, james clapper at his cnn office. this was discovered at a mail facility in manhattan. >> the trump administration is drafting executive action that would make it more difficult for central american migrants to enter the united states. that's according to three sources familiar with the proposals. the pent begagon is preparing t deploy troops and the president ordering those migrants, still about 1,000 miles away from the u.s., to turn around, warning, quote, they will be stopped. >> now to a road hazard like never seen before. take a look at this. a giant industrial spool falls off a truck and rolls toward oncoming traffic. that brought traffic to a halt as drivers had to look for ways to avoid the oversized wheel. thankfully, and perhaps surprisingly, no one was hurt in the incident. >> looks like a giant spool of thread. >> i know, right? >> where is the needle. >>> now to megyn kelly's future at thi

eric in melbourne, new jersey, democrat. ller: my question is, democrats -- any dark horse the democratsk can flip on election day that no one is paying attention to? guest: that is a terrific question and the places i would look for upsets are the places where democrats are winning statewide races by a lot more there are not competitive statewide races at all. those are the kinds of places we saw big upset for republicans in 2010 and 2014, districts where there was nothing driving turnout or democrats were on the top of the ticket. the political environment is bad for republicans right now. democrat isre the leading the republic -- the race by double digits. kansas, where sam brownback's legacy is dragging down republican chances. we think kevin yoder is the underdog there. virginia, virginia is a place where tim kaine is cruising to reelection. the republican nominee is not competitive statewide. arbor comstock -- barbara comstock is the underdog. the two bellwether races are the second district in virginia beach and the se

vice president joe biden in late september.two days earlier -- posting this message about new jersey democraticnator cory booker.sayoc - who has had multiple run-ins with the law and a string of arrests dating back to the early '90s -- tweeted about another target -- california representative maxine waters -- back in april. sayoc's van -- which investigators seized -- was decorated with pro-trump imagery and a "cnn sucks" sticker -- a reference to a chant heard frequently at trump rallies.(nats) "cnn sucks! cnn sucks!" (ken) sayoc is expected to make his first court appearance monday. the 56-year-old facing up to 48 years in prison.. and is charged with at least five federal crimes.. (pam) the family of a 26- year old black man who was killed in his own apartment... are filing a federal lawsuit. (ken) the lawsuit argued that the police officer involved used excessive force. court records say amber guyger reported she mistook botham jean's apartment for her own and though she'd encountered an intruder. she was charged with manslaughter in the days following the shooting. and has since been fired

>> it's been asked by a prominent democrats in new jersey, senator loretta weinberg, how can you go to washington and fight for women's rights if you fought against them here. >> leslie clear, were talking about something 40 years ago and something where princeton when i was there was 75 percent male and 25 percent women. i regret that i was not assertive enough to accelerate the full integration of women into princeton but my track record is clear. we hired more women than men. we promoted women at a faster rate and overall population. we promoted minorities at a faster rate than the overall population. my mother is 98 years old. she was a valedictorian of the class of 1937 of tom's river high school to go to college because you a girl. my wife is a leader on issues related to women and

two days earlier posting this message about new jersey democratic senator cory booker. he's had multiple interwakss tlaufl he fweetd another target maxine waters in april. he has posted a series of threats to cnn, its anchors and contributors saying you're next. you're next. so the corrupt con job media like make threats, april and don lemon next. among many ramblings, saying on the president's birthday, thank you for all do you against everyone and not be stopped ever. straight ahead, get it done, awesome, build wall. cnn, new york. >> he also tweeted about one of our next guests, phil mudd. he joins us next. i'm wondering, were you surprised this guy had threatened you in. >> yes. someone said you realize your name is out there. what are you talking about? within a couple minutes somebody shows may tweet from i think it was august 24th, where this individual looked to me like, he said you're next. it took me a couple minutes. i've seen a lot in my life to say, if he had decided to get in that van and travel to my house, things could have turned out differently. i'm no

but there is that other scene unfolding in florida, the suspicious package addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker. it was discovered at a postal facility in the city of opa-locka, florida, that is near miami. on thursday investigators said they believed some of the bombs sent this week could have passed dl through that facility. and thus far the packages were listed from congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz's address in sunrise, florida. for all of these people in the sorting facility, postal workers, once they see a package like this, what is the next chain of command? we were talking about putting the package in that truck and if it went off in the truck, you wouldn't even know it. but while it is still in the postal facility, what happens? >> well, number one, you want to get everybody who is not a bomb expert away from it very quickly. and as jim suggested earlier, the postal inspectors are very good at this. and they have experts who can keep it safe until a bomb expert can come and handle it appropriately. at this point we at least have what the previous devices looked

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two days earlier posting this message about new jersey democratic senator cory booker. he's had multiple interwakss tlaufl he fweetd another target maxine waters in april. he has posted a series of threats to cnn, its anchors and contributors saying you're next. you're next. so the corrupt con job media like make threats, april and don lemon next. among many ramblings, saying on the president's birthday, thank you for all do you against everyone and not be stopped ever. straight ahead, get it done, awesome, build wall. cnn, new york. >> he also tweeted about one of our next guests, phil mudd. he joins us next. i'm wondering, were you surprised this guy had threatened you in. >> yet. someone said you realize your name is out there. what are you talking about? within a couple minutes somebody shows may tweet from i think it was august 24th, where this individual looked the me like, he said you're next. it took me a couple minutes. i've seen a lot in my life to say, if he had decided to get in that van and travel to my house, things could have turned out differently. i'm n

he had this message about the new jersey democratic senator cory booker.ns with the law, and a string of arrests dating back to the early '90s, tweeted about another targ, california representative maxine waters, back in april. sayoc has posted a series of threats to cnn, its anchor, correspondent, and contributors. tweeting, go screw cnn, you're next. you over enemy of america cnn, you're next. so the corrupt con job media, like make threats, april, and don lemon next. among the many ramblings of a prolific social media user who was clearly pro-trump saying on the president's birthday, thank you for all you do against everyone. and not be stopped ever. straight ahead, get it done. awesome. build wall. athena jones, cnn, new york. >>> twitter has since apologized for mishandling a threat sayoc made on its platform against a former democratic operative. >>> let's bring in former fbi special agent and profiler mary ellen o'toole. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so sayoc's former attorney, now the attorney for his family, said that he struggled for y

new jersey democrat corey booker, a member of the judiciary panel suggests the white house put limits on the fbi. >> i wish we could get in writing. we should be asking for a copy of what they were given. clearly, anybody commonsense would say if something happened between you and me and i named five people witnessing it, then you should interview those five people to get to the bottom of the truth. >> reporter: this afternoon, mitch mcconnell tweeting, i was proud to file closure on judge kavanaugh's nomination yesterday evening and i will be proud to vote to advance his nomination tomorrow. gop leaders are anxiously waiting to hear from these undecided senators, whether they are a yes or no ahead of a critical procedural vote tomorrow. >> dana: thank you, mike. more on this now with republican senator jeff fisher of nebraska. senator, thank you for being with us today. we appreciate it. do we have the senator? we may not have -- okay. we're working on getting senator jess fisher. she has just read the fbi report. there's that one copy, being held in a safe. one of the questions is -

the only blue state seat that's become more competitive is in new jersey. democratic is facing a much tighter than expected race, it's his first time on the ballot since the justice department dropped the federal corruption charges against him. a new stockton university poll out today found that menendez leads his republican challenger, bob hugin, by just two points, 45% to 43%. still, president trump's optimism comes as republican strategists are worried that the president's supporters are too complacent and won't show up to keep his party in control of congress next month. keep it right here, because we have got breaking news on the kavanaugh confirmation right after this break. whether it's a big thing, small thing, or something unexpected, pnc will be right there when you need us. because when it comes to your finances, if you focus on today, tomorrow has a way of working itself out. where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a grea

and earlier, a package addressed to new jersey democratic senator cory booker was recovered at a florida mail sorting facility near miami it, too, was similar in appearance to the other ones received this week and the department of justice will hold a news conference updating this whole situation at 2:30 p.m. eastern time we'll be monitoring that for you. that's the update at this hour, scottie. back to you. >> sue, we appreciate it very much thank you, sue herera. >>> emerging markets falling 10% in a month options traders, though, are betting we could see a turnaround there stick around john's got that trade next in unusual activity also, kathy in florida asking us, regardless of the market sell-off, what is wrong with charles schwab's stock you can reach us on our website, cnbc.com/halftime. tweet us using #askhalftime. something is transforming and our world.. it's the longevity economy - americans 50+ driving 7.6 trillion dollars... of economic activity every year. right before our eyes, aging is unleashing exponential growth... ...in every industry. are you ready? we are. a-a-r-p i

. >> new jersey democratic senator bob menendez is up for reelection, running against ex marine and pharmaceutical company mid -- executive bob houston. they took heart in a debate hosted by nj tv in newark, new jersey. welcome, mr. menendez, welcome mr., houston. good to have you here. let's get started. let's start with your 62nd opening statements, beginning with mr. hugh been. >> great to be with you. i'm joined by my wife and my daughter. my son's are serving in the u.s. marine corps, not with us.

host: michael is next in eatonville, new jersey. a democrat. good morning. caller: it seems pretty obvious to me that our government takes the position that the ends justify the means. i understand a little bit about the complexities of the middle east and how we have to have alliances. the point i am trained to get is, where do we finally draw a line in the sand that we cannot cross? for instance, an author gets abducted in this country or another country or something even worse, maybe maybe somebody attacks lindsey graham for what he said. where is our country going to draw the line? is there anybody that can tell me? guest: well, you always try to balance these relationships, and these are difficult. i think somebody is always going to be a little bit unhappy about where you put the balance. again, as we have discussed, our relationship with saudi arabia is not based on values, not like the relationship with the u.k., with western europe. it is a relationship based on a set of shared interests and principles that have held true over almost three quarters

it's hard to believe but new jersey, bob menendez the incumbent democrat bob how longen, the businessmanu look at the real clear politics average of poll a 7 plus point difference. however, that's not the whole story. getting a lot tighter in the internals so much so that the cook political report today moved this race to a toss-up in democratic controlled new jersey. one of the other indicators that is showing it is very tight is spending. chuck schumer, through his senate majority pac dumping $3 million october 16th. thursday, another $2.8 million for menendez to try to shore that up. hugin is spend ago lot of money on ads. a lot of the ads focusing on the corruption trial, the bribery trial that menendez went through and using obama justice department documents for those facts. we have been through that but it is a big issue in this race and it came up in the debate wednesday night. >> there was sworn fbi affidavits with very specific allegations and corroborating evidence about sexual misconduct and, that when he pushed back on it, the fbi and justice department told him you are maki

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new jersey? >> first of all, you could be very sure that democrats are not happy about having to do this. new jersey is a state that president obama carried by 18 points, hilary clinton carried by 14 points. occasionally new jersey will elect a republican governor. i think just to keep the legislature honest. but for federal elections, it rarely goes statewide for a republican. but when you've got a democratic incumbent who had been indicted for bribery charges and yes, it was a hung jury, but that doesn't mean declared innocent by a jury of your peers, it just means the prosecutors couldn't get a unanimous verdict against you. i still think that menendez will probably win by a few points. but is this closer than it ought to be and is it causing some angst among democrats? absolutely. and having an opponent who can drop 24, 25 million dollars, personal -- >> is that what he's spent so far? >> so far, yeah. >> with 17 days to go? >> yeah. and that's after tax. [laughter] >> let you chat with some callers. raymond is in southfield michigan, a democrat. good morning. >> yes, how are you this

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new jersey, although i still think menendez is favored. the caller asked, what does polling look like? low double digits would be a poor showing for a new jersey democrat in a democratic year. he is facing a former pharmaceutical executive who is running and aggressive campaign, a lot of advertising. it may be a bridge too far. but this is not a race that democrats should have to worry about, but it is because menendez is so damaged. host: what is machine politics have staying power in new jersey? guest: it is a good question. part of it is how the ballot is constructed in that state. in every county, the county party determines the preferred ballot line in primaries. if you get the endorsement from the county party, your name consistently appears at the top of the ballot. in a lot of other places, the name that is on the ballot is scrambled and randomized. just for whatever reason, there is that little ballot quirk. there are other factors in that state. that has allowed that state to remain with strong parties and machine politics. menendez loses, or even if he wins, i think it is credible to wonder whether he should still be a u.s. senator. i think

. >> democrats are more defensive in key races, including new jersey. atic dollars going to the garden state followings attacks. >> when will we begin to believe women, trust women. >> what about the underage girls who accused you. >> reporter: both parties are trying to figure out how to get the most bang for their buck and while republicans believe they are closing a gap with democrats a lot can change in the next three weeks. in capitol hill, fox news. >>> tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in california for the mid-term elections on november 6. california's secretary of state says more than 19 people are now the voting rolls. 75% of eligible voters and a high for the state. 43% are democrats. 27% are unaffiliated and 25% are republicans. if you still need to register or unsure whether you are, check the secretary of state's website under my voter status. >>> ktvu fox 2 news is taking time to go over the propositions. tomorrow we will debate prop 5, for the erty tax measure. bay area. you will hear from both sides a collapses. more of this f