ron tom. the process is established with our department. the -- it begins with someone coming forthwith this idea that we have now in front of us, and then, going to the core advisory committee. that would, in turn, assign it to the structural subcommittee for review. now of course that opens up the whole process of vetting with the public and with design professionals, as well. and through that process, which is -- had to be scheduled, announced and prepared in the proper manner so that everybody has the opportunity to come and speak on the subject matter, that process does take time, so there's an -- something in that process as cannot be determined. but as you can see with the length of time it took with ab 082 and ab 083, the entire design community does start to weigh in. and so the process, once it is decided what the content of a new administrative bulletin should contain and what parameters it's going to establish for -- as guidelines and requirements for the design community, then, it would go to our -- through our process of going

. >> joining me is ron mott in pittsburgh. tom winter. ron, i want to start with you in pittsburgh. it has to be god-awful being down there and talking to the community as they are going through this. what can you tell us it's like at the moment and where does the community stand in its process of trying to come to terms with this and beginning to heal? >> pittsburgh is a great city. it's a blue collar and hardworking town. people take care of each other. to see this happen as people did early saturday morning, it's a crushing blow to the soul and the spirit of this sea. while there are a lot of media around me, a lot of folks who had short conversations with us want to remind all of our viewers that the real focus especially right now should be on the families of the 11 people who lost their lives. i must say there is fascination with the suspect in this case as you might imagine. there is a tendency to want to lay your eyes on a human being as to go into a house of worship and blow people away and shoot them and kill them want only. several vehicles out of the courthouse, we don't

tom die so. ron ballas and evelyn engal. >> 1998 i got an accident and got in the taxi business. when i start to drive and make money and make a living so i decided to put my money in the medallion so i got it and later i got married and had a family. a wife, two kids and a bought a house. now i'm unable to make the payment and if you kick me from there, where am i going go? where is the family going to go? what's going to happen to my 3-year-old? you tell me? we're all here for money. there is uber, there is lyft. 50,000 of them, we are only 2,000. and they'll make money. they're happy. i'm sure my wife will be happy. thank you. >> ron collins, ben ballas, evelyn engal. if you are here move along or if you're coming from the overflow move move to the side. >> i'm benjamin ballas with veterans cab. i'm here to oppose the measure before you. i think it's a bad direction to go and would like to echo what was said it's putting a band-aid on an industry where someone is dying of cancer. i don't see a better metaphor and as a cab driver you can't close off the airport. it's just not g

we don't scream and shout at each other is that our, and this includes conservatives like tom coughlin and ronyden, we all agree in the beginning of this year the intelligence committee assessment that they did these three things that messed with the system and misused social media. we 100% agreed. there is no one in the trump administration and i give credit on this who is in any position of responsibility that doesn't 100% agreed that they interfere i am a person who doesn't agree is donald trump which is a little bit of a problem. but that basic fact there's nobody in american criminal thel justice or the espionage business that doesn't acknowledge that i. there may be certain guys in the house did in the senate i don't know anyone that doesn't acknowledge it. sometimes that it's best with the second issue. do they do it with a willing knowledge and that's where the sooner the process can come to a full conclusion, the better i. as i've said before there will always be a cloud until that is cleared up or confirmed i. we should know. >> we are going to move to questions from the audience in

let's start with our nbc reporter tom winter, nbc investigative reporter ron allen has made his way toaqua. this is a suburb of new york city. this is where president clinton and hillary clinton live. hans nichols is at the white house. tom, let me start with you here in the studio. i understand that you have some new reporting

let's start with our nbc reporter tom winter, nbc investigative reporter ron allen has made his way to chappaqua. this is a suburb of new york city. this is where president clinton and hillary clinton live. hans nichols is at the white house. tom, let me start with you here in the studio. i understand that you have some new reporting on the devices themselves. what more can you tell us? >> craig, this reporting reflects mine and my colleague's, that we're getting some ideas of what these potential explosive devices were. we're saying potential because the analysis is still underway. we don't know if, in fact, they would have gone off or whether or not they were just designed very close to the point where they would have gone off, but were not actual fungt yu-- the e tier yo -- the exterior of the package is manila in color. they do have stamps on them. there is a common return address on the envelope that at the moment we are withholding because this is obviously an ongoing law enforcement investigation. it's a sensitive investigation, but the return address is for a prominent former d

scream and shout is that our whole committee and this includes conservatives like tom cotten and kamala harris and ronll agreed in the beginning of this year that the intelligence quiddity assessment that the russians did these things and hacked into us and mess with our election system and miss you social media and they did it to help trump and her clinton we one 100% agreed on this. there is no one in the trump administration the negative trump credit on this who is in any position of responsibly that doesn't one 100% agree that the russians interfered with most part all agree the interfere to help trump the only person who doesn't agree is donald trump. which is a little bit of a problem but that basic fact of russian interference there is nobody in american criminal justice or american espionage business that doesn't acknowledge that. you know, again there may be certain guys in the house but in the senate i don't know anyone that does not ignore that. sometimes that's get messed with the second issue and did they do it with willing knowledge and that is where i think the sooner this process can c

there's no resistance level >>> coming up, we're joined by tom lee of global advisers, he's out with a fresh call on bitcoin and former congressman rons us with a warning on the economy at the top of the hour >>> we'll be there former ge ceo jeffrey immelt is speaking at the cloud fair internet summit andom chu has headlines. >> what he's talking about his time at ge and the transformations from a digital perspective that ge was trying to go through under his leadership at the company. we were waiting for him to talk a little bit about perhaps what's happening at ge right now. we don't know if he's going to speak freely enough on that front to do it he's making comments right now with regards to how they felt about ge products the digitalization of some of those things also some of the tools that they tried to employ from a digital perspective. and how they interacted with customers, those are the early stages right now the conference didn't start until just about 10 or 15 minutes ago. the q&a continues on stage but we're trying to see whether or not he will make any comments with regard to the current situation at ge and what his vi

ed: we had republican candidate for governor in florida ron desantis, i mentioned it to him that tomorida golf's race. also nancy pelosi and others pouring millions into key races they thought they locked up a long time ago that they haven't locked up. we had republican pollster john mclachlin earlier saying if the democrats are pouring this money in at the last minute, it suggests maybe blue wave is not there and they're trying the buy it. watch. >> post-kavanaugh -- which backfired on the democrats -- the trump voters are getting reengaged. the polls are closing around the country where republicans are retaking leads, take thing -- they're getting some breathing room. but the democrats have raised hundreds of millions of dollars. based on the spending that they're doing right now, it's -- our polls are accurate that the republicans look good there's a shot that the republicans can hold the house. pete: john did the polling for president trump which proved to be correct. we're going to have marsha blackburn in just a few minutes in a race for the senate, and two polls that came out

ron desantis says you have a far left socialist platform. wisely wrong? gillum: he has been wrong a long time. i'm in favor, tom lee is in the audience, he was a member of the senate that held the path of medicaid expansion in the state by 39-1 in the florida senate under republican control. and everett my opponent opposes. if we expand medicaid in florida we will extend access to healthcare for 800,000 of the most medically needy floridians, 800,000. by doing so we will pull down $6 billion from the federal government that is being given away to other states because we philosophically disagree with giving folks access to healthcare. there are hospitals who want this, doctors, nurses associations. we can build florida's economy by extending access to healthcare and it is not only good for those 800,000 people who will get access but good for folks like me and small businesses who can't afford to get access to healthcare because it is too expensive and out of reach. we are imbalanced with concerns of everyday floridians which is why when i win this race we will work to expand medicaid. desantis: he is for medica

. >> tom winter, with nbc news investigations who's giving us a lot of news on this. i want to go to nbc news' ron allen where around 4:00 this morning authorities were called about a suspicious package addressed to actor robert de niro. ron, in less than half an hour we're going to hear from nypd on the latest of the investigation. what do you know from your reporting? >> reporter: well, ali, we're still trying to figure out exactly when this device arrived here. the thinking is that it may have gotten here some time on tuesday, yesterday the day before it was actually discovered. which means it was here at de niro's offices for some time before a security guard or another worker figured out this might be one of the devices that's being talked about in the news and someone called the authorities this morning. the other thing about that means there may have been a very active bomb in this neighborhood for a considerable amount of time. and this is a neighborhood. for example, around me now i can see a lot of kids who are going home from school. new york has a lot of neighborhoods like this that ar

ron deal. these are debatable -- iran deal. these are debatable. the logan act is not a thing. it is the law. but nobody cares. before the election. jamil: debatable point. tom cotton, member of the u.s. senate, writes a public letter about the iran deal. kerry tells the iranians here are eight ways to avoid the trump administration. the same people on either side of that, republicans and democrats, said the other should be prosecuted. nobody has ever been prosecuted. it doesn't matter. that is not just discretion. that is a dead letter. g the flynn effect, the justice department did consider the logan act. i agree with you it is unlikely they will prosecute under it. that was the basis of their prosecution. thomas: let's keep going. this gentleman has been waiting. two, actually. steve winters, independent consultant. of government secrets or information about government activities which are unfavorable, i'm so old i can remember to be church commission and the pike commission. the cia thought this would be the end of the world. the stuff that came out is extraordinary. people have forgotten about it. if you realize what actually came out, even the stuff ke