he's going to mix it up with tom steyer forever and he's going to point out tom steyer went to arizonapent tens of millions of dollars. he's going to lose prop 127 by 20 points and lose arizona because arizona didn't want to be california east. he's going to get doug ducey reelected by 15 points. i expect donald trump to come back and push back against tom steyer hard, and it works for him. and i think there is this new trump voter that says republicans have been patsys for years against the hard-ball tactics. but they've always laid down, and if donald trump swings back -- you just heard him say republicans are trying to kill people, well, we'd like donald trump hear him say he's trying to take your guns. >> but you like to see it even if it's not true because you know, joe, we here on the other side, people say the democrats have been too much of a patsy and haven't fought back and haven't been aggressive, which is why people like you and i and others say things that democratic leaders won't say about some of the issues they won't touch. so are we saying now that we must have this ki

democratic mega-donor tom steyer, this week on "firing line." >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... >> a former hedge-fund manager from california, tom steyer believes impeaching president trump is a moral imperative, one of the defining issues of our time. he has put his money where his mouth is, pouring more than $120 million into races across the country during the last election cycle. whatever happens with the president, however, one thing is certain -- tom steyer will remain a force to be reckoned with in democratic politics in 2020 and beyond. tom steyer, welcome to "firing line." >> margaret, thank you very much for having me. >> thanks for being here. so, you spent $120 million in races across the country, and in the political cycles of 2014 and 2016, just as much. all of that together makes you one of the highest-spending individuals in american politics. so, first, i wonder if you can reflect with me on what impact does money have in our politics? >> well, in our case, what i've done is tried to start grassroots organ

package was recovered last night in california, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to tom steyersays this second package addressed to steyer was discovered at the same burlingame facility and bomb techs rendered that package safe.in a statement steyer, who has called for president trump's impeachment said: "we're extremely grateful that everyone is safe and thankful for the exemplary work of law enforcement and the united states postal service surrounding their work investigating these acts of terror. "these threats are not isolated but are a part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our democracy. we will not relent as we push for the broadest possible democracy and a life of dignity and respect for every american. the fbi says this is the second suspicous package to be found since last friday's arrest of cesar sayoc, who has been accused with sending more than a dozen mail bombs to prominant democrats, trump critics and cnn. standup dan kerman /burlingame 119-129while the fbi says this latest device is similar in appearance they have yet to say if sayoc is responsible o

. >> coming up, we'll talk to tom steyer, a democratic donor.ke a listen to what the president had to say. >> i wouldn't be surprised. i wouldn't be surprised. i wouldn't. i don't know who. but i wouldn't be surprised. a lot of people save yes. >> even after more than a dozen pipe bombs were sent to some of the president's most vocal critics, we know tom steyer was the subject of two of those packages. tom steyer has invested more than $110 million to help the democrats this cycle, more, he says, than any other donor. tom steyer is the founder of advocacy groups nextgen america and need to impeach. the first one must have been shocking. how did you react to news that there was a second one that somebody wanted to send my first concern is for the i work with and their families, make sure they're safe. my second was gratitude for postal workers in terms of intercepting these packages. i think they deserve a big shout out for doing these days of an incredibly posh election, and i don't think anybody involved with that can be get intimidated by poli

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package was recovered last night in california, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to tom steyer."the fbi says this second package addressed to steyer was discovered at the same burlingame facility and bomb techs rendered that package safe.in a statement steyer, who has called for president trump's impeachment said: "we're extremely grateful that everyone is safe and thankful for the exemplary work of law enforcement and the united states postal service surrounding their work investigating these acts of terror. "these threats are not isolated but are a part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our democracy. we will not relent as we push for the broadest possible democracy and a respect for every american. the fbi says this is the second suspicous package to be found since last friday's cesar sayoc, who has been accused with sending more than a dozen mail bombs to democrats, trump critics and cnn. standup dan kerman /burlingame 119-129while the fbi says this latest device is similar in appearance they have yet to say if sayoc is responsible or if there is a copycat on the

the fbi said this latest package was similar in appearance to the others and again addressed to tom steyer. steyer says in part, these threats are not isolated but are part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our for the broadest possible democracy and a life of dignity and respect for every american. the fbi says the package was rendered safe by bomb techs at an off site location. and says it is unclear who the sender is. this as sayoc appeared in federal court in miami friday agreeing to have his trial moved to new york where some of the packages were intercepted. federal prosecutors say the 56- year-old had been planning to send the bombs since july. along with tom steyer, our targets were barack obama, hillary clinton, joe biden and california senator kamala harris. sayoc is being held without bail. he faces up to 48 years in prison if convicted. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> one final funeral took place today in pittsburgh, pennsylvania as the oweddest victim of the last -- old he was victim of the last massacre was laid to rest. the 97-year-old was smart and witty an

it was addressed to tom steyer. cristina rendon is live in the newsroom with more. >>> the fbi in new york is taking over the case as part of the national investigation of improvised explosive devices discovered last week and as you just said, this latest package now the second one addressed to tom steyer. >> reporter: one week after cesar sayoc of florida was arrested for sending more than a dozen mail bombs to high- profile politicians and others, tensions are still high in burlingame. the fbi san francisco office confirms a second package was discovered thursday night at the same usps facility where a suspicious device was found last friday. the fbi said this latest package was similar in appearance to the others and again addressed to tom steyer. steyer says in part, these threats are not isolated but are part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our democracy. we will not relent as we push for the broadest possible democracy and a life of dignity and respect for every american. the fbi says the package

this one mailed to trump critic tom steyer who also got a package last friday. on 4's dan kerman is live at the the u.s. postal facility in burlingame with more. dan? second steyer pkg bomb 1102186 insertsot (upper right super "last friday" 00-10)i think what mr trump has done is create an atomosphere that condones violence that incites peoples ost emotions an dviolent feelts and creates an atmosphere where people feel free to live out that kind of behavior and those kinds of feelings.that's what bay area trump critic tom steyer said last friday after he was among more than a dozen people to be mailed suspicious packages. his was found at this burlingame mail facility. f.b.i bomb technicians rendered the package safe.. but now it's happened again. the f.b.i tweeting a package was recovered last night in california, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to tom steyer."like the last one, this second package addressed to steyer was discovered at this burlingame postal facility and bomb techs rendered that package safe.in a statement steyer, who has called f

i would not sleep on tom steyer.be a billionaire who democrats embrace, it's going to be him. he's been pretty savvy. remember, he was running the whole impeach the president effort, he was sending out emails trying to compile a list, it was never going anywhere. but it did give him a big, nice email list of motivated democrats who want to vote out president trump. he's got them all -- she's got their ears. i think that is somebody who has really walked to the progressive line in a way that mike bloomberg, former republican, hasn't. howard schultz, one of the theh run a big corporation, the weight of the left-wing of the democratic party, where the energy is, would like to see. >> mike: do you guys have a most intriguing candidate you are thinking of at this point? >> right now i'm watching kamala harris. she's maybe a little bit overhyped. i was in california a couple of months ago and let people there say is people really like her farther you get away from california. but she's laying the groundwork and i iowa, new

tom steyer joins me now.. >> thank you. >>> all right, as i noted there, there are 30 potential democratic candidates that could run. why you? and why you more so than any of the other 30? >> let me stop you and say that i haven't decided to run for president. >> fair enough. okay. >> what i did in 2018 was basically two things. our organization nexgen america he mobilized the largest youth voter action in the country. we gathered almost 6.5 million signatures of american citizens calling for the president's impeachment and removal for office. so basically during 2018 i was full time working on grassroots organizing americans to get their voices heard in the country. what i'm doing right now is putting out an agenda, a framework for a social contract for the 21st century which i call the five rights which are the rights that americans need to be free to pursue their own life and their own destiny. >> i read it. sound like a presidential platform. >> what it is, is a framework for thinking about how we can hav

i actually would not sleep on tom steyer.mocrats embrace it's going to be him and he's been pretty savvy. he was running this whole impeach the president effort, he was sending out emails trying to compile a list that was never going anywhere butbu it did give him a nice email list of motivated democrats who want to vote -- he's got them all in their ears. that's somebody who's walked the progressive line in a way that mike bloomberg former republican hasn't. howard schultz hasn't in the way that the left wing which is where all the energy is. >> mike: do you guys have a most intriguing candidate? >> i'm watching kamala harris, she's overhyped but i was in california and what people there say is people really like her the farther you get away from california. she's laying the groundwork in iowa, in new hampshire, she has a good fund-raising game. >> is not clear whether beto o'rourke can run but he can raise a lot of money. >> amy klobuchar, i'm going to go with that. >> mike: when we come back, thanksgiving tradition. ♪ ♪ ♪

a second suspicious package was mailed to bay area critic of president trump - tom steyer.. kron 4's dan kerman went to the u.s. postal facility in burlingame.. to get more details.. sot (upper right super "last friday" 00-10)i think what mr trump has done is create an atomosphere that condones violence that incites peoples ost emotions an dviolent feelts and creates an atmosphere where people feel free to live out that kind of behavior and those kinds of feelings.that's what bay area trump critic tom steyer said last friday after he was among more th a dozen people to be mailed suspicious packages. his was found at this burlingame mail facility. f.b.i bomb technicians rendered the package safe.. but now it's happened again. the f.b.i tweeting a package was recovered last night in california, similar in appearance to the others, addressed to tom steyer."like the last one, this second package addressed to steyer was discovered at this burlingame postal facility and bomb techs rendered that package safe.in a statement steyer, who has called for president trump's impeachment sa

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that package was addressed to a democratic donor, tom steyer. it was similar to packages sent to prominent democrats and critics of president trump. the florida man, cesar sayoc jr., has been arrested in this case, and is facing nearly 50 years in prison, if convicted. >>> the latest in a series of fires in the marin headlands has investigators believing there may be a serial arsonist at work. wednesday night's fire destroyed the historic ft. berry rifle range building. a park police officer saw someone leave that building shortly before it erupted in flames. the fire forced people living nearby to get ready to evacuate. >> seeing it so close made me think about getting the kids, getting the dogs and what can you grab and get in your car. >> this is the fourth time in just two months that firefighters have responded to fires inside that national park. in september, a fire burned across a hillside after it spread from a nearby bunker. and last weekend crews put out a small grassfire in the marin head lapds. >>> coming up, thousands of google empl

. >> here is tom steyer with an ad he might run in 2020.believing the point of our country was to be free. the promise that everyone could make a good life for themselves. but overtime, i saw big corporations buy our democracy. we need to turn this around. we need to redefine what it means to be free in the 21st century. to make sure we all have the same chance to earn our fair share of america's prosperity. >> the billionaire against a billionaire in 2020. >> someplace possible with the new american politics. tom steyer is interesting in the proposition and given the amount of resources wouldn't exactly call him a fire brand. a lot of people thinks he wants a feisty person to take on the personality. people who are openly considering michael bloomberg is looking to make the decision by early next year and invested heavily in the mid-terms around $110 million he put into races. you also have a lot of younger democrats in the senate and elsewhere looking good. cory booker has been spending i'm in iowa and kamala harris. a big story out of th

it was addressed to billionaire hactivist tom steyer. that is the same location where authorities -- activist tom steyer. that is the same location where authorities intercepted a package last week. the package was taken from the facility and rendered safe. it was one of more than a dozen similar devices mailed around the country. steyer responding to the latest incident, "these threats are not isolated but are a part of a larger assault on the norms that uphold our democracy." >>> the supreme court said a trial over the decision to add a citizenship question on the 20 with tent census can censn g. the trial willnow start monday in new york. california was one of dozens of states to sue over the plan to add the question. >>> more californians than ever before are registered to vote, but will they actually cast ballots? kpix5 political reporter melissa caen has the latest numbers for us. melissa? >> reporter: we're at san francisco city hall where early voting has been going on already for weeks and now just five days away from the big da

the fbi is investigating another suspicious package addressed to tom steyer. workers intercepted the package last night. it's the second one they discovered in the last week. >>> employees are still on strike at several marriott hotels across san francisco. we have learned workers at the oakland marriott will vote on a tentative agreement tonight. the san jose and san francisco workers still don't have an agreement. the picket lines are empty. workers met with supervisors today. marriott declined to attend. >>> get ready for a more colorful than usual evening in san francisco's mission district. the day of the dead becomes the night of the dead. >> reporter: good afternoon. people keep arriving. if you ask anybody, they will say the day of the dead is not a somber occasion. it's a celebration, a welcoming back. will yo willie mccove among others. they are faces and memories of the dearly departed gathered together.they are faces and mem the dearly departed gathered together. the passing of this tradition for the day of the dead. >> she died about nine years ag

the fbi says they discovered a second one, addressed to billionaire democratic activist, tom steyer. agents found it at the same location as the first -- at this postal facility in burlingame. you )re looking at skyranger video from last week. the latest package was similar to other packages sent to more than a . >>> this is video from last week with the first package was found. this latest package was similar to packages sent to other high profile democrats across the u.s. >> reporter: the fbi tells us today that they recovered this package last night, and bomb technicians went out and rendered it safe. overall, the appearance of the package is similar to the others, but they wouldn't say much else, so we spoke to a retired agent here in san francisco. >> this carries on the objective, which is terror, obviously. >> reporter: rick smith is a former fbi special agent. he shared his theory on the second package at the burlingame facility. >> this would have to be a copycat, because the suspect's in jail. there's so much publicity when this happens that other people grab the same philo

investigators won't reveal the contents, but they say the package looks similar to the one addressed to tom steyer week and both are similar to the more than one dozen pipe bombs sent to leading democrats and critics of president trump. steyer spent more than 50 million of his own money in the mid terms. he is the funder and face of the impeach trump campaign. >> he has brought us to the brink of nuclear war, obstructed justice at the fbi. >> after last week's package, president trump tweeted about steyer, calling him, quote, a crazed and stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon. today steyer issued this statement. these threats are not isolated but are a part of a larger assault on the norms that up hold our democracy. steyer is in nevada today getting out the youth vote, tweeting, quote, let's bring it home on tuesday and remind ourselves what america really stands for. dan and ama. >> all right, kristen, thank you so much. >>> the florida man accused of mailing pipe bombs to prominent democrats and critics of president trump appeared in court today in miami. 56-year-old

federal prosecutors say sayoc had been planning to send the bombs since july along with tom steyer, his targets including barack obama, hillary clinton, joe biden and california senator kamala harris. sayoc was arrested on five federal charges last friday and is facing up to 48 years in prison. >>> a fire started at a homeless camp in oakland this afternoon and from our ktvu roof camera, you can see thick, black smoke from the fire. it started just before 12:30 this afternoon at a sprawling encampment near the bart tracks at east 12th street and 23rd avenue. our news crew later saw half a dozen propane tanks being removed from the camp. there's no word of any injuries. the city and the red cross are working to help those displaced. oakland fire says this is the second time they responded to this camp in two months. >>> a lawsuit over the plan to add a citizenship question to the u.s. census is set to go to trial on monday. the u.s. supreme court today rejected the administration's request to postpone the trial which is being held in new york. california is among the states that joined i

inning that the tom steyers of the world would be well advised to shut up on this issue and just let the legislative process take its -- take its course naturally, as well as the mueller process. then, you know, we'll know. we'll know when we see it, whether this is something that is really horribly serious or whether we've elected a guy who has a murky past and maybe impeachment is not worth the trouble for the democrats. >> the tom steyer is a good segue into the last question, the role of money in politics and whether it's getting -- more than it ever has been and where we go interest here. >> sure. what i will say on money, there was a lot of it. to me the most important or one important story line at this point is the way that fundraising by democratic congressional candidates helped democrats take advantage of favorable national conditions. something that democrats -- part of how democrats were able to pick up what we're expecting to be about 35 seats is by recruiting good candidates to run in districts and then making sure they had the money they needed to win. in the third qu

in arizona, you had utilities that were opposing this clean initiative, outspending tom steyer who wasupporting it. what was supported passed because it did not have major opposition. in washington you had something similar. alix: it goes to 2020. thank you so much, good to see you. time for our notes of the week. this is from goldman. they say, we remain convinced commodities will once again rally strongly off this trough. we believe brent is oversold, and in metals we see too much pessimism priced in. we view chinese demand is relatively healthy. they are convinced commodities will rally. investing in water, i will talk to chad brownstein about why he thinks colorado is the permian of water. that's next on "bloomberg commodities edge." ♪ alix: i am alix steel. this is "bloomberg commodities edge." the story, natural gas saw a monster rally this week, the biggest in two years. you can see it in this thread. the february to march premium expanded from four cents to more than forty cents in a matter of days. joining me is anastasia. why? anastasia: whenever you're talking about winter,

mail bombs were sent to include former president barack obama and hillary clinton and harris and tom steyer. none of the bombs went off. he's facing 48 years old in prison if he's convicted. >>> and jury selection continues in the case of the drug lord, el chapo, because of his violent history, the judge ordered the jury that they be a in must and partly sequestered, the jury will be transported to and from the courthouse by armed u.s. marshals. >>> authorities in wisconsin say a driver was huffing chemicals picking up trash along the world. three girl scouts and an adult including hit and run, vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. he left the scene after veering off the road crashing to the group. the girls were 9 and 10 years old and the mother of one of the girls was killed. >>> and they're looking to decertify the olympics registry of gymnastics. they're accused of mismanagement during the time of the abuse. gymnasts should continue training and competing as usual. they're making sure that the decision does not affect the athletes. >>> police in stockton looking for five t

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has recovered a second apparent pipe bomb addressed to billionaire tom steyer.icials say it is similar to others allegedly mailed to top democrs and critics of president trump. the man accused of sending the packages, cesar sayoc, agreed today to be transferred to new york to stand trial. he appeared briefly in court in mmi. the u.s. economy turned in a strong performance last month, the last numbers before the election. the labor department says employers added a net 250,000 jobs, more than expected. average pay rose 3.1% over the last 12 months, the most since 2009. and, unemployment held at 3.7%, a figure that white house economist kevin hassett helcomed. >>'s a big increasing labor force participation, and since president trump was elected, 1.3 million people who were out of the labor force, who were disconnected from work, and, you know, a satisfying productive life occupation, have reconnected and gotn jobs >> woodruff: separately, the ins. trade deficit expande september for the fourth straight month. it was fueled by a record imbalance with china. we wil

it was led by michael bloomberg, henry paulson, and tom steyer. among the findings, if we continue on the same path, by the year 2100, the country could see $701 billion of coastal property underwater. $108 billion in average annual losses from hurricanes and coastal storms on the eastern seaboaard and gulf of mexico. and in some states, a loss of up to 70% in average annual crop yields. extreme heat and humidity would also threaten human health, reduce labor productivity, and strain electricity grids. >> global climate change over titime poses s severe threreats life oeaearth we e kn it toda a and atimeme gs on,, those serere thrts b bece greaterndnd greer, , an ultimately i thk k have the pottitial obecocomi catastrophic. >>ven if y'rekeptical bobout cmate chae, t the'no denyinghahat ipresesen majoror riskshahat noompapanycity, or contryry c affororto ignore. >> ielieve t america siness community can andusust ad theheay in helping totoeduce these risks. to risisto the cllenges of climate change, theyusust do ssnow. this is not a probl for anothe

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suspicious package has been found at the burlingame post office addressed to billionaire activist tom steyer. the fbi said the package was similar in appearance to the one found last week at the very same facility. chopper 5 was overhead as the atf and fbi searched the area. officials haven't said if they believe the package was from the suspect in the mail bomb case, cesar sayoc. there isn't the first time sayoc has had a run-in with police. this new video released today shows an encounter with officers after sayoc was caught sleeping in his van. >> hey, you all right, buddy? >> yes, sir. >> listen, someone called me. they were concerned about you. >> i just got done working up at the nightclub. >> ultra nightclub. >> yeah. i work till 6:00. yeah. come see me. i'm cesar. >> yeah. good guy. >> you guys come down any time. >> i see you. you're looking like tired, man. >> oh, yeah. i work around the clock. >> you will run yourself ragged, dude. >> sayoc remains behind bars this evening awaiting transfer to new york for trial. in total 16 packages have been recovered by fbi investigators. >>> a

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you have people like tom steyer, who has already spent $100 million running cable ads. that is a direction at the elected democrats -- that the elected democrats in washington do not want to go because they think they will be backlash -- there will be backlash. but people like michael avenatti want that attention. that puts pressures on the democratic party that they will have to grapple with in 2019. carol: you mention polls when it comes to the issues of putting forth impeachment proceedings when it comes to the president. if you look at democratic voters, they want democrats to go after the president. josh: nancy pelosi has been out for the past couple of months. she doesn't think impeaching trump is where they should go. but a poll this morning showed only 33% of americans want to impeach trump. when you look at the subsample of only democrats, a majority do want to impeach him, 61%. a lot of democratic voters want to rush to that extreme. this is the tightrope democrats will have to walk. if they're not ccareful, -- careful, they could lose the majority they just w

tom steyer, who spent tens of millions of dollars this election cycle. george soros, hundreds of millions over the course of the cycle -- of many cycles of politics. so -- >> well, let's talk about all the money. let's be clear -- the amount of money being spent on the other side, i think, dwarfs what they're spending, but go ahead. so, are you saying there is no fault line on the left about citizens united, about money in politics? >> look, i think -- there's two things here. there's the world we want to create and the world we live in. as long as the republicans are bombarding us with, you know, truckloads of money that come from the koch brothers and their allied networks, democrats have to fight back. i do not believe in nuclear weapons with pitchforks. >> but the money and energy this size -- the money and energy in the 2018 midterm elections, it's actually definitively been on the left. there is more money, democrats -- >> certainly small amount. >> small-money independent expenditures and big money is winning on the left. democrats are outspending

the tom steyers of the world would be well advised to issue and just let the legislative process take course naturally as well as the mueller process. we'll know when we see it whether this is something that is really horribly serious or whether we elected a guy who has kind of a murky past. then maybe impeachment is not worth the trouble for the democrats. >> so the tom steyer is a good into the last one, which is the role of money and politics and whether it's more than it ever has been and where we go from here. say on money was there was a lot of it. [laughter] >> to me, the one important story line at this point is the way that fund-raising by democratic congressional helped democrats take advantage of favorable national conditions. that democrats -- part of how democrats were able we're expecting is going to be about 35 seats, good candidates to run in districts, then making sure they had the money they needed to win. in the third quarter, for 391ple, there were republican -- there were 91 houseicans in the out-raised by their democratic challengers. that's a big number. biggest

i've publicly said in brookings writings here that i think tom steyer has done a terrible disservice to the democratic party by turning impeachment into a political issue. it's a much more serious issue man should be one that is between the parties. and so i think that tom steyer of the world would be well advised to be shut up on this issue and just let the legislative process take its course naturally. as well as the mueller process. and then we will know. i mean, we will know when we see it, whether this is something that is really horribly serious or whether we've elected a conference got kind of a murky past and maybe impeachment is not worth the trouble for the democrats. >> so tom start is a good segue into the last question which is the role of money in politics of whether it's getting, whether it is more than it ever has been and where we go from here. >> what i'll say on monday, there was a lot of it, the most important one important storyline at this point is the way that fundraising by democratic congressional candidates help democrats take advantage of favorable national

so you have people like liberal activist tom steyer, who has already spent $100 million running cableds saying we should impeach trump. that is a direction that the elected democrats in washington do not want to go. they think there will be a serious backlash to that. but people like steyer and michael avenatti want that attention. they want primary voters gravitating to their presidential candidacies. that puts pressures on the democratic party that they will have to grapple with in 2019. carol: you mention polls when it comes to the issues of putting forth impeachment proceedings against the president. you say all voters -- according to this poll, 51% oppose the idea of house democrats bringing impeachment proceedings. but if you look at democratic voters, they see it differently. they want democrats to go after the president. josh: nancy pelosi has been out for the past couple of months -- any time you see someone saying if we went back the house, we should impeach trump, she says no. but a poll this morning showed only 33% of americans want to impeach trump. a majority do not want

to the left, the most vocally anti-trump, so you have people like the wealthy liberal activists, tom steyer, who has spent $100 billion running cable ads, saying we should impeach trump. that is a direction by and large the elected democrats in washington do not want to go. they think there will be serious backlash to that. styer, they get by on spectacle. they want that attention because they want potential primary voters gravitating to their candidacy. that puts cross pressures on the democratic party that the party will have to grapple with the 2019. poll: you do mention a when it comes to the issue of putting forth impeachment proceedings against the president, and you see all voters -- are to the poll -- 51% oppose the idea of house democrats bringing on impeachment proceedings. if you look at democratic voters, they want the democrats to go after the president. josh: that is right. nancy pelosi has been out the last couple of months. anytime they say, if you win i don't think, that is virtually go and has tried to enforce the line, but if you look at the poll that came out this week,

confirmed it discovered another suspicious pack handling in the area addressed to democratic donor tom steyer. it was at the same facility where a package bomb addressed toastier was discovered one week ago. he's above that mailing facility, you can't see anything is going on here, all is quiet from the outside, the package was similar in appearance to other packages sent from democrats early next week. they have yet to identify the most recent package that ended up in burlingame. it was removed from this facility and it was rendered safe from bomb technicians and we'll have more on the scene in the upcoming newscast. >>> 56-year-old cesar sayoc agreed to have his trial moved to new york where some of the packages were intercepted. the federal prosecutors said cesar sayoc had planned to send the bombs since january. he sent them to hillary clinton and former senator harris and he was arrested on five federal charges on friday and he's facing up to 48 years in prison. >>> and they're ramping up their efforts ahead of the polls. >> reporter: motivated and mobilized volunteers gathered at a mari

. >>> and it seems like california billionaire tom steyer is moving ahead with a possible presidentials 2020. he announced a series of town halls next month. focus on what he calls his five rights, education, the environment, voting rights, the economy and health care. you may recall that tire funned a multi-million-dollar ad campaign demanding the impeachment of president trump. >>> and the cost of having the troops at the border of mexico costs $210 million. they're providing support to customs and border protection. and $108 million for the national guard troops who have been at the border since april. the costs can grow if the active duty mission is extended beyond the current end date of december 15th. >>> and reaction is coming in for the decision not to push for penalties on saudi arabia over whether the prince conspired to kill journalist jamal khashoggi. they said it's not to condone but there is a partnership with saudi arabia. they have agreed to spend and invest in the united states, and the president's decision has sparked a decision on how close the types should be. >> it

the most recent devices were discovered last friday in san bruno and it was addressed to activist tom steyer, if convicted he faces nearly 50 years in prison. >>> the girl scouts are suing the boy scouts for trademark infringements. boy scouts were going to change their names to scouts bsa and they said the switch will damage its brand and confuse families, there's an opportunity for both organizations to serve boys and girls in the community. the boy scouts are reviewing the lawsuit. >>> senator dianne feinstein going back to washington, d.c., as our representative, coming up we'll take you inside her victory party in san francisco, her message to californians and the rest of the country. >>> good morning, right now we have traffic on interstate 880 that looks pretty good, passing oracle arena on the way to the airport. >> accept for a lot of 30s for lows, well above average on the high temperatures. we'll show you that coming up. that comin i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and to

. >>> tonight the fbi is investigating a second suspicious package sent to billionaire tom steyer, it was intercepted investigators say bomb technicians recovered the package last night. thrs the same facility where a pipe bomb pka looks similar in to more than a dozen others recently sent to high-profile democrats. a suspect has been arrested in that investigation. the latest package will be examined and compared. fbi agents not saying much but a special agent -- >> copycats are not unusual. this would have to be a copycat because the suspect is in jail. there's so much publicity when these things happen that maybe other people with the same philosophy want to do the same thing. >> he went on to say, investigators will look at all angles including sympathizers or it was delayed and arrived late. steyer thanked law enforcement and the postal workers. he said this is part of a larger assault of the norms that uphold our democracy. >>> a police pursuit that ended in the south bay. it was near the river mark shopping center. you can see the police officers with their guns drawn while oth

the fbi have recovered a suspicious package addressed to the california billionaire tom steyer.ets, along with the closure of many shops. but you might not have thought about how it affects your health. the royal society for public health has analysed 70 major towns and cities, listing the nation's healthiest and unhealthiest high streets. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports from grimsby. it is not an accolade the guidebooks will boast about. this is britain's unhealthiest high street. grimsby comes last in a report that ranks the kind of shops in 70 towns and cities. you walk down the high street and a lot of shops are buying goods, rather than selling to you. there is a betting shop, another betting shop, a charity shop, fair enough, but too many of them. when you walk along, what do you see? poverty. a lot of people are here that do have money, but the high street does not reflect that. high street score highly if they have facilities like pharmacies and libraries but low if they are full of pawnbrokers, bookmakers and fast—food outlets which are linked t