>> rudolph was a very different case. it didn't involve a mail bomb, rather, rudolph planted physically and personally planted a bomb outside of the all-women abortion clinic in january of 1998 in birmingham. so he was actually seen by an eyewitness who observed him leaving the scene. that helped with his identification. but the agents who looked at the bomb, both physically, the components that were used to build the bomb, but also some decorative leaves on top of the bomb and some of the other housing for it, and they were able to track those components, identify rudolph as the person who purchased them. it was a pretty immaculate process that they pursued for linking rudolph to the bomb components. >> being able to track the components, the store where they were sold and the fact that he was the person that bought them. part of the reason i wanted to talk about this story, about walter moody tonight is because it seems instructive to me and helpful in terms of historical context here, in terms of everybody sort of jump

neither rudolph gets nor his neighbors have any intention of leaving their farms no more than when the rope came close to flattening their houses. replied to how we said we're staying home we're celebrating christmas with the kids and we're fine with it but mostly just have to keep calm and the best thing you can do is just burst the walls of. the hell families seem to have rock solid willpower and will stronger than the mountains. now with the balkan route firmly shut and italy's ports closed spain has become the main destination for african migrants trying to make their way to europe and one focus of those efforts is the country's north african enclave of so you term just a few weeks ago six hundred desperate migrants managed to storm and scaled a four bidding double border fence between morocco and see uterine make it on to spanish territory spain's quality and severe border police is warning that many more set to follow focus on europe's all of a sudden it met some of them in the moroccan interland. salif and his friends cautiously make their way back to their hideout in morocco's

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president's lawyer rudolph giuliani and several former e.u. and arab ministers attended the rally and iranian diplomat was arrested in austria a month later russia has delivered an advanced missile defense system to syria that's called the s. three hundred two weeks ago the syrians accidentally shot down a russian plane over the mediterranean moscow blames the israeli military for that incident israel and the u.s. have warned that the deployment could escalate syria's civil war of course and malta has postponed the trial of a ship's captain who rescues refugees in the mediterranean close peter russian ship the m.v. lifeline is one of three vessels run by n.g.o.s which are being held in port all of these sponsored rescue ships in the mediterranean have been stopped from operating need barca is there the lifeline is in limbo the refugee rescue ship speed impounded here for one hundred days. the volunteer crews played a vital role in saving thousands of lives but the maltese all thought he ses being carrying out missions without a proper license

i go back to the eric robert e rudolph of the bombing of the olympic parks, the folks in atlanta did a tremendous job with that. it was not until two years later when he exploded a device in birmingham at a women's clinic that rudolph's name first appeared as a suspect based on eyewitness testimony. there is a lot going on behind the scenes that we'll let play out and see how things go. i have every confidence in the fbi and the postal inspectors, the secret service and our local law enforcement that are involved. >> big concern obviously that there is a danger here not only to those high profile officials being targeted, but also by the postal workers, the couriers, every day americans who work in mail rooms, who might come in contact with these potentially lethal devices, what do you say to people like that who might be worried? >> i tell them just to be vigilant, be alert. those are the kind of things i think, you know, our postal folks are trained right now. we have got an incredible group of people that work in the post office. they're trained. they're looking out for these thin

sign of her climate change is impacting alpine environments and putting lives at risk and as farmer rudolph got found out the problem is that it's well known impossible to predict when and where the next natural catastrophe might occur . could get just have to step outside to see the scale of the disaster that almost was he remembers it as if it were yesterday in seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic metres of rock funded down into the valley bearing the road. the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house it was christmas eve twenty seventeen. kinda come on the other kids got home just ten minutes before it happened i had been in sac your dick for the children's church service and the father said he wouldn't do a sermon that day because it would last too long for the kids so long or if they'd done is ten minutes sermon the tragedy would have happened. the kids have a guardian angel i'm sure of it but brendon's me of the cycle get it has nothing short of america all that he can sit together with his family today. nobody came to any harm. the cat family breeds cattle. i

. >> reporter: rabbi gordy rudolph runs "the friendship circle," which unites locals-- jewish or not.initely feels like there's just an overall sadness. snd it is a process that i think sveryone is kind of coming to terms with in their own way, tech individually. >> reporter: today, children like three-year-old lulu, came together to learn about a virtue that weaves the fabric of squirrel hill. >> reporter: have you learned about mr. rogers here? what did you learn about mr. rogers? n> love. >> reporter: love. ( singing ) >> reporter: love and resilience are hallmarks here tonight at this vigil. the rain and cold are not stopping this tight-knit community from coming out to remember the victims at this vigil here tonight. this memorial hall holds about 2300 people, and jeff, as you can see, its overflowing all around us. >> glor: nikki, thank you very much. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight, from pittsburgh. we're going to have much more on all of this tomorrow on "cbs this morning." i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh ac

sad about the state of immigration, so i go talk to my girl, the statue of liberty played by myia rudolph got a french accent. >> yeah, she's from france. mtv stands for music television, huh? >> you want some? oooh, don't mind if i do. hey, if you don't cough, you don't get off, am i right? >> yep. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i see what you were doing there. very vogue. you say you take inspiration from mr. rogers. why does mr. rogers inspire you in something like this? >> i mean, mr. rogers is maybe my number one. he's right up there with phil pl donnahue and jesus. >> stephen: the holy trinity of television. >> yeah. mr. rogers taught me so much. what was important to mr. rogers was helping children transition from each kind of stage of their lives. he felt that that was important that adults do that. and i watched him when i was little, but then i really watched him again when i was a teenager. it would always be on before school. it blew my mind then. i go, i saw it in a whole new way. i was, like, whoa! then as an adult again. i just think the things he teaches that there's

july of 1996 anti-abortion activist eric rudolph detonated a bomb at the atlanta olympics that killedson and injured more than 100 others. and in july of 2008, jim david atkinson opened fire inside a knoxville church killing two and wounding seven. he told investigators that all liberals should be killed. june of 2015, white supremacist dylann roof went on a deadly shooting spree at the ame emanuel church in charleston killing nine people. roof targeted the black church because he wanted to incite a race war that he thought whites would win. in july of 2015, john russell houser enters a movie theater in louisiana with a gun killing two and wounding nine. investigators say he praised dylann roof and urged people to kill liberals. and then just last august, we heard this on the streets of charlottesville. [ chanting "jews will not replace us. jews will not replace us" ] >> we all remember the unite the right rally where james alex field drove a car into a crowd of counterprotesters killing heather heyer and injuring many others. unfortunately, i could go on and on. we will see what the

you were just here last night with our friend, maya rudolph, talking about your fantastic new show, "mazon prime. you have so much going on. you said the only downside is you no longer have any time to read fiction which breaks your heart because you're a voracious reader. >> fred: i love books so much. >> seth: and -- [ laughter ] you did tell me the one sort of silver lining is that you developed a process wherein you can look at the cover of a book and just from the cover image, you can deduce the entire plot, all the characters, all the dialogue. basically every part of the book. >> fred: yeah, it's time efficient. it's the best way to do it. [ laughter ] >> seth: can we -- do you mind if we put it to the test right now? >> fred: i don't mind. >> seth: okay, great. so, in that case, i would like to test that in a new segment called "fred judges a book by its cover." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> fred: oh, this is a wonderful -- this is a kid's book. >> seth: it's called -- yeah, why don't you go ahead? >> fred: it's called "tomorrow." >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: and it's pretty much

. >> jesse: looks like rudolph. >> dana: when your nose is cold, like mine is right now because it'suld want it. >> greg: it's a prank. they are wearing a thong. by the way, i have a nose warmer. it's called my finger. i believe this is for coke heads. that's what it's for. >> jesse: the brits do love the coke. i'm not going to bring it up. [laughter] all right, juan. >> juan: you know the problem here is if you were an eskimo, how would they kissed? >> dana: that is the problem. >> jesse: brilliant analogy to politics. >> juan: doesn't it look like a bra? >> jesse: u.n. gutfeld. get your mind out of the gutter. >> dana: pam doesn't know what we are talking about. it's never that cold in florida. >> pam: pumpkin spice, medium-size, sunscreen. >> jesse: finally with halloween less than a week away, fivethirtyeight.com using its prowess to come up with the ultimate halloween candy power ranking. the overall winners, reese's peanut butter cups. twix, kit kat. the number one candy in america. >> dana: 100%. the brits also like reese's peanut butter cups. >> greg: they snored them. they h

. >> let's look at eric rudolph and the abortion clinic bombings. that's what he did. he would have somebody set off the device and then he would know responding law enforcement would go and check out a dumpster where there would be evidence and there would be a second device there. people need to be vigilant on that. when you are calling this into law enforcement, think about an evacuation plan. >> hoisis, and other terroristso that, but that is an m.o. >> people in new york are going to be excited about this and they need to keep people safe and calm. we will hear more soon. >> david gregory, go ahead. >> we are talking about the fact that whoever is behind this is dialed into the political debate in a granular way, and yet, you know, this question that shimon raised earlier that sticks with me is how are these packages being delivered, and if they are so sophisticated, they don't know the packages are not going to get near the targets, and if you are sending it to a former president's home it's not going to get anywhere near them. so there's a crudeness to them and

they can go online, look at all the kinds of things eric robert rudolph, the olympic bomber, all these can go out and make a statement and going back as well, that is what the loan type terrorist is about, wanting to make a statement, wanting to matter. most of the people we found actually diagnosed or undiagnosed types of mental illness. they are stimulated by the kind of talk and things going on in the country, no doubt about that. rob: a lot to learn about this case in the next couple days. none of these bombs went off. thank you for your time, appreciate it. jillian: urgent manhunt for whoever sent those bombs, former aide to hillary clinton says he knows who is to blame, donald trump's twitter feed. >> why would you allow your dislike for the president to knowingly put communities at risk? rob: democrat candidate for governor florida andrew gillam put on the spot during his tense final debate with rhonda santos. alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain sce

you are going to find hollywood starlets, rudolph valentino, marilyn monroe. the ghost stories a city will tell about itself become an integral part of how the city tells its own history. whereas in vegas, all the ghosts .re in casinos it's very much about the architecture of the casino, vegas, andique to vegas creates a very different l.a.'sy of ghosts than ghosts or new york's ghosts, so that is what i found on that score. >> i know you just talked about have you ever put any thought into ghost stories outside of american culture? like, anything from europe? mr. dickey: yeah, and the thing you should do is get a lot of people to call my editor and tell her that they need to fund worldwide travel and probably three or four books -- no, i mean, in some ways and joking, but at some point, i just had to cut it off or else this would be an endless project. of united states was one way being able to say this is how i will know this -- narrow this down, and much of this is cultural and much of it is about the folklore you grew up with of being able to say this is h

eric robert rudolph, known as the atlanta olympic park bomber, killed two and injured 120 in a seer series of bombings. he was caught in 2003 after a seven-year manhunt. unabomber ted kaczynski wounded 3 and killed 23. arrested after 17 years when his brother raised suspicions. there could also be lessons from the 2001 anthrax mailings that killed 5 and sickened 17 others. the suspect never arrested, committed suicide. now, investigators are hunting for another potential killer. >> he's got a purpose, he has targets, we haven't found out totally if they were live or if he's going to send us a message that says, well, these weren't live, but the next batch will be. >> reporter: the apparent targets political figures. already, mail delivered to former presidents is screened by the secret service before it will ever gets into their homes, while mail arriving at capitol hill and at most media companies is also rigorously screened. >> the secret service and other agency have said very outfront here for quite some time in deterring this type of threat. >> experts say the packaging often itself c

eric rudolph used explosive dynamite. he learned with military experience he used together for his bombing spree after the olympic bombing. there are people can do this but vast majority of people can't or wouldn't. to go even further we need to keep in mind there is a very small population of people out there who would ever want to be qualified to be in the category of a lone offender like this. we hope that continues. charles: terry, thank you very much we appreciate you helping us out here. thank you, we'll see you again soon. >> you're very welcome, charles. charles: folks we're awaiting president trump to speak any moment on the nation's soaring drug prices. according to a new report today -- hold on one second. president trump, do we have it? ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. a big day, a very important day. thank you, please. thank you very much, secretary azar, for your tremendous leadership. this really is an important day for me. i've been talking about drug price reductions for a long time. and now we're doi

[ cheers and applause ] fred armisen and maya rudolph will be here. >> steve: yeah!l all be here. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it's a big week. [ cheers and applause ] then we'll be doing something really cool with aerosmith on wednesday. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: if you're an aerosmith fan and a roots fan, which i know you are, wednesday, tune in, it's going to be really fun. it's a great bit. then on thursday night, get ready. [ drumroll ] we are taking "the tonight show" on the road, 20 blocks away. we're doing a show from central park, yes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ central park show live "tonight show" from central park, t-mobile is helping us out with that. thank you, t-mobile. it's the first time ever for a a late night show. we're making history. blake lively will be there with us. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: carrie underwood will perform. >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have special guests, it's really cool, thursday, september 13th, "the tonight show," central park, new york city, it's going to be great. thank you very muc

and bombs that i've worked scores of them, and i was the agent in charge in birmingham when eric rudolphd the officer. i worked on unabomb when he sent a bomb to vanderbilt and his secretary opened it up and was severely injured. i've worked all these bombers. when that man opened a package, most bombs like this would be set to detonate upon opening the package. bombs in the mail stream like this normally aren't set on a timer, they're not a lit fuse. they're set with some type of booby trap, either to detonate when you open the package or somehow manipulate what's inside. so it's possible that the the bomb bomb at the soros property malfunctioned or it's possible that the person who opened it just didn't do the mechanism or whatever he was supposed to move or touch to get the thing to detonate. the other two bombs to the clintons and the obamas, which were taken by the secret service, they never had a chance to detonate because they were x-rayed, discovered, and rendered safe by the bomb squad. so there's lots of evidence here that can be tracked back. cnn's got one. you know, that whol

rudolph search how, maybe even more important as the eminent father of the -- the german pathologist, the hub of medical knowledge moving to berlin, he really seals the deal on the case, that is cellular pathology. you will probably remember this, all processes, we had these four humors that circulate throughout our body and that's why they draw blood, reestablish them he said that was garbage because he worshiped the microscope, he loved it. in addition to autopsies brought the microscope to the center of death investigations but he deserves to be called the father of the modern autopsy. most of these could come the united states quickly in the 19th century, the most influential, this guy, william offer studied with both of these men and came to canada and ultimately to the united states where he becomes the most respected and revered north american physician of his time, not only performing autopsies and top people to do it but made it a cause in medicine. and speaking of his actions, he has been watching his own case for two months and i am sorry, i shall not see the postmortem. th

this is what prosecutors and agents did when eric robert rudolph was captured, arrested after his very long stay in the north carolina mountains. their first effort was to identify his cache of explosives to mitigate the danger to the public. >> all right. let's bring in by phone nbc news producer beta ryan at the post office in sacramento where the package was found addressed to california's democratic senator kamala harris. what do you know? >> hi there, guys. this area in sacramento, the post office, where we can confirm right now, the authorities have intercepted. this is the package at this facility. addressed to california senator kamala harris. according to two law enforcement officials. that tell nbc news. and what we see here is a closed off perimeter. the post office remains closed. a couple u.s. postal inspections service team members are here. and this area is primarily residential. the homeowners are not allowed in their homes around the perimeter. and they had told us that it appears that they have linked this package to other devices but they'll need to look at forensics

and over time with rudolph giuliani's help. giuliani was asked to take the muslim ban and make it legal. those words got papered over. the ban got tweaked in order to make it look constitutional. in my opinion the original views of president trump that were stated very cleanly during the election, and were stated clearly after he took the oath of officer were animate space. they were motivations from this executive order that were based on the disparage.ment of islam, the belief that the entire religious, unlike georgia bush said was a danger. now when the supreme court had the moment whether it could stop a president, four justice tz did what i'm saying. they said this is a ban based on animate and we're not going to allow it. four said we have to defer to a president in foreign relations and one justice kennedy who many of us were counting on tries to split the difference. he voted with the majority but want to defer to the president and defer to this executive order. in my opinion courts should have intervened but it's a exa

. >> reporter: rabbi mordy rudolph called cecil sweet and kind. >> people of all abilities are very much a part of the community. it's all part of the fabric of what the community is. >> reporter: funerals notice jewish religion are usually after the person passes away so the coroners here will have to balance investigative findings with the burials. the first funeral is scheduled for tomorrow for the rosenthal brothers. one resident here told me cecil rosenthal was like a honorary mayor of this town. >> so beloved here, almost every single day they showed up to worship, thank you, nikki. we'll have much more ahead from pittsburgh, including a conversation by cbs evening news anchor jeff glor with the rabbi and three of the faithful who worshiped at the tree of life synagogue. why they say working together is the best way to respond to trauma. norah, as i toss it back to you, it's been reported that a children's shabbat service was expected to be taking place saturday. one of the children had to reschedule and thus they rescheduled that to sunday. if they had taken place on saturday, we

>> we're the rudolphs. >> from denver. >> hi, grandma. we are on "the today show"! much to get to this morning. we want to remind you of the 24 hours from now, international day of the girl. we are having a special event right here. >> we have got the former first lady michelle gbama. she ing to be here to tell us all about her work advocating for girls education, and she'll talk about life after the white house. >> also, g als from over the country are coming to the plaza for a special concert. we have never done anything like that. three huge stars. kelly clarkson, jennifer hudson, and meghan trainor performing on the plaza tomorrow. >> and we have some young girls who will be in the taudience. t's right, including your girls. >> it will be fun. >> yeah, be with us omfrw. no >>>yo to ur news at8: . there is almost no time left to ore hurricane michael slams the gulf coast as an extremelyge dus category 4 storm now. al will have the very latest from the storm center in a minute. first, nbc's gabe gutierrez is in the florida panhandle. it's already coming down a lot

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erik robert rudolph killed two and injured 120 in a series of bombings.even-year man hunt. the unabomber killed three and wounded 23. >> another bombing is making the news. >> arrested after 17 years when his brother raised suspicions. there could also be lessons from the anthrax mailings. the suspect committed suicide. now investigators are hunting for another potential killer. >> he has a purpose an targets. we haven't found out if they were live or if he's send a message that said these weren't live but the next ones will be. >> the targets, political figures. mail arriving on capitol hill and at most media companies is rigorously screened. >> the secret service and other agencies have been out front here for quite some time in deterring this type of threat. >> reporter: experts say the packaging often itself can raise red flags. protruding wires or irregular shapes. distorted handwriting. a return address that is different from the postmark and excessive postage like those addressed to john brennan using debbie washerman schultz address as a return ad