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this van now being towed away. it is part of the investigation, towed away under, as you can see, quite the escort there in plantation, florida. we are not precisely sure where this van is going to be going. let's many bring in chuck rosenberg once again, i lost chuck. excuse me, clint van zandt, former fbi profiler. clint part of the team that brought ted kaczynski to justice, that was a roughly 20-year invest. and here we have an investigation that if reports are to be believed could very well be wrapped up in five days? >> yeah, and i think what we had, craig, was this evidence-rich environment that the fbi and other federal, state, and local agencies had. there was just too many clues, too much evidence not to find this. i'm hearing that perhaps the individual was identified either sometime yesterday or early this morning, that they were able to track him based upon his cell phone, and again, having made arrests in situations like that, you'd like to get the individual separated from his vehicle so he couldn't

van cuesta marco. they are going to bring it there, remove the tarp, take more pictures inside. as dagan said, was on the dashboard. they will take pictures up and down. >> harris: look at the screen or not. they are moving it. they have moved it away from that opening that they were going to take it in. maybe they're taking it elsewhere, as you say, steve. >> the photographs are important because they want to make sure that -- especially when they go prosecution -- that they can say or place a particular piece of evidence in that event at that time. then, the collection of evidence from the forensics team is very important. it's all -- it all might be right there, what they need. they may find fragments of different bomb making devices in that van. it looks like they are taking it off, the van. >> harris: look at this. >> they may just push it into the garage. maybe they couldn't get that truck into the garage. maybe that was the problem. we don't know. they had tried initially, steve, your observatio

that's what jason van dyke testified, and jason van dyke believed that was enough of a threat to returnith force. >> reporter: but prosecutors wondered why if van dyke felt threatened he's seen walking towards mcdonald. >> you had six seconds before you pulled the trigger the first time. right? >> and in that sex secondix sec got a lot closer to me than i could have gotten away. >> and you got a lot closer to him too, didn't you? >> i know that now, yeah. not intentionally. i thought i was back pedaling that night. >> you thought you were back pedaling as you're firing shot after shot after shot? >> what i know now and what i thought at that time are two different things. >> reporter: prosecutors relying heavily on the video, playing it dozens of times throughout the trial. >> can you see that? >> reporter: arguing the officer's use of deadly force was unjustified. >> did you ever make a decision to stop shooting that night? >> yes, i did. >> and when was that? >> once i recognized that he hit the ground. >> well, he hit the ground and you continued to shoot, correct? >> reporter: and p

a van. a van at a business, we believe it's an outo zone. a man covered up with a tarp. fbi, nypd, florida law enforcement on the ground there. they're going to be towing this thing out. this in connection with that -- with that arrest. if this is one person, ray, what does it take for authorities to feel comfortable that it is? that they have the one person, there's no one else who knew about it, was working with him, that they have him? >> i think it's going to be forensic based. i think they'll go through all of these devices and ultimately, they're going to put this individual with those devices. if there's other traces of another individual in there, and also his electronic signature, his footprint. his social media, all of that will be tied together to see if they can identify -- if anybody supported him or helped him in any way. >> guys, sorry, just getting direction from the control room in my ear. randi kaye is at the scene of the arrest in florida. she's joining me right now by the phone. where are you exactly and what are you seeing? randi, can you hear me? we

van dyke. that is what we have been telling people for so long. laquan mcdonald is not an isolated incident. jason van dyke represents the epitome of everything that is wrong with chicago police. >> the judge revoked the bond for jason van dyke. second-degree murder could carry a sentence of up to 20 years. >>> a new road closure tonight as crews continue repairing the trans bay transit center. fremont street is already close as work continues where two

they will be looking inside the van for even the carpeting fibers in the van. anything in that van that might match one of the devices to show it was in the van when he went to mail it. >> on the outside of the van could come to the question of political motivation. what's most important in terms of proving your case is what's inside the van. >> crime scene. absolutely. >> take us through what we know about how police were led to this dramatic arrest this morning. >> we don't know much. we still don't have all the details because it's only about two hours old or so. we know the fbi clearly has been doing surveillance of this individual, of this man, for sometime. it could be for 24 hours or longer. there indications that came in as early as yesterday evening that the police and the fbi made progress in the investigation and getting pretty close to making an arrest. the officials we were talking to would not confirm anything, but it was just appearing that something was going on and they identified someone they were interested in. there was surveillance. there w

i live in the adorable little building on van ness right next to the proposed 2601 van ness. sitting here this afternoon, i heard a lot of talk about neighborhood heritage and aesthetic, neighborhood character, community, concerns, and i ask you not to approve these exceptions. this building is too large, too bulky and certainly not part of the neighborhood caricature. ch. commercial space doesn't do well on this part of van ness. perhaps the project could be rejiggered to have affordable housing. stop at seven-storeys and scholarship the commercial space. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please, if there are any. seeing none. or one? >> hi, all commissioners. i am a resident in san francisco. as a millennials myself, and i believe it's the case for a lot of millennials, nowadays, we're still living at homes with our parents. in order for us to stay in this beautiful city, i think san francisco needs to provide more housing. we, the millennials need more housing. i fully support the 2601 van ness project. thank you. >> thank you, very much. any additional public comment

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paul van dyke this is the story of the trans pioneer. joint paul van dyke at a concert in the u.s. where he's the festival headliner and will disclose why his career first took off after the fall of the berlin wall. a boy from the g.d.r. with big dreams goes on to become a globally recognized brand power becomes paul van dyke he can now look back on one and twenty five successful years in the business curious on pop exports special. wet and cold place festivals he's usually the headline up his name is synonymous with the trance and his music and joins you know if it's like playing. a new form for music when going from the electronic music just brings people together from completely different cultural backgrounds it doesn't matter which god you believe in which religion you follow or what your nationality is it's all just about people getting together and celebrating this music because i. was into that we're. still flies around the globe more times a year than your average professional pilot music magazines have voted him the world's best d.j. time and time again as a young boy back

living out of a van for a time. and going to the gym to shower, unclear where he was living most recently or what he was doing for work. as of five years ago, he didn't talk politics. too many steroids in his day. that stuff will melt your brain. i didn't even know he was a republican. he seemed more like a democrat but i guess you never know. i mean, clearly a loner and a lost soul, huh, clint? >> yeah. i think so. you know, i saw a picture of the van that was taken in december where a young couple saw the van parked in florida, the win dopes down and thought it indicated somebody living inside and they stayed away from it. so a lot of people saw this van. a lot of people know this guy and they're going to have different opinions about him. realize we have a dozen now 13 devices. you can look on the internet. just this year, individuals have been arrested after they built 20, 30, 40, remember the 2 columbine shooters, columbine high school, they built almost 100 pipe bombs so there is still an urgency in not only t

paul van dyke grew up in the g.d.r. at a time when germany was still divided the fall of the berlin wall signified the start of his career in our pop exports special we look at why this experience is still so significant for that. these days electro pioneer paul van dyke is an international jetsetter but it wasn't always that way he grew up in the former communist east germany. some friends i'd sit by the window and look over to the left and i think there's the west that's where all the music i love comes from the lift much as powerful as he was then known it was born in the town of eyes and he didn't always plan to go into music. you know as a kid i wanted to become a journalist but did my political convictions i couldn't finish high school let alone go to college so a career as a journalist was a total nonstarter. thank you but all that changed in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. whole vandyke and his mother had just been given permission to leave east germany when the berlin wall fell. we were sitting with some

they have the van in custody and is there evidence in the van. what's going on in his apartment or home? >> i assume they have gone through his social media and taken a look at that. i wonder if they were listening to his phone conversations over the past couple of days. >> because of the threat to life, i'm sure they had those things in place. they were doing surveillance for at least 24 hours before this. >> he advertised political views on the van. you look at all the stickers. the support for president trump and vice president pence, also the hatred of drain the swamp and a burch nch of pictures of democrats and the cnn sucks poster. if you look at the others, you can see the things that he was posting on that van. it was well-known where his personal views. >> when you work a case like this and probably a day or so ago, day ago, everything started falling into place once they started targeting this individual. they had the van under surveillance and the stickers, this falls into the type of profile of individual we are looking for. so things

you can see the van. it is covered in stickers, including huge images of president trump, vice president pence and a sticker that is critical of cnn. in just a couple of minutes, the justice department is planning to hold a news conference. live pictures there. we'll of course bring that to you the moment we see them speak. but today, even more packages have been intercepted, including one to new jersey senator cory booker and another to former intel chief james clapper, which was addressed to us here at cnn. authorities are investigating two additional suspicious packages to kamala harris and tom steyer. the president spoke at an event. he once again did not mention the people targeted by name. >> we must never allow political violence take root in america, cannot let it happen. i'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it. >> so let's take it straight to florida, to our kol ocolleague , randi kaye where the suspect was arrested at that auto zone. tell me how they found them and

attention on his van today. did he bring that very same van to work? >> absolutely. he did. and that's why i hired him to drive at night. i couldn't have him driving in the daytime. i had him driving at night. he parked the van around the corner. i never got any complaints from any of the customers. if i did, he would have been fired. i can't -- and this is what people seem not to understand. i can't fire somebody because of their political views. whether they don't like me or they don't like a black person or a gay person, i can't do that. i can't. as much as i'd like to, i couldn't. but his van was freaky scary. i actually was talking to my brother a few minutes ago, and i was telling him he was driving me home one night because it was raining, and when i got in the van, i just remember looking, is there any way i can get out? because i said, he really appreciated me as a general manager, liked me, but hated me as being a lesbian, so i always wanted to make sure if he ever offered me a ride that i could find a

the side of the van. a list of intended recipients that entirely made up of individuals whom president trump has attacked and demonized repeat repeatedly, including hillary clinton, billionaire george soros, robert de niro. drew, authorities just minutes ago underlining again these are not hoax devices, these are real. >> reporter: absolutely not, containing all the components or most of the components of a real bomb, including potentially explosive material. unknown at this point is if they could have detonated. we do know that the fbi brought this person in for questioning, sayoc. we believe he was questioned here at least briefly. cooperative initially, telling investigators he didn't intend to blow up anybody or hurt anybody. he's sin gce gotten a lawyer, jake, and the questioning has stopped. tonight authorities believe they have the person responsible for at least a dozen package bombs discovered all across the u.s. >> each device consisted of roughly six inches of pvc pipe, a small clock, a battery

you have seen the van. the van is taken in for further evidence to be discovered and let's turn it over to ali velshi and stephanie ruhle for "velshi & ruhle." >> thank you for that. we'll continue the coverage here. good afternoon, everyone. >> it is friday, october 26th. let's get smarter. >> florida resident cesar sayoc jr. has been arrested and will face charges in connection to the string of package bombs. >> we must never allow political violence to take root in america. cannot let it happen. and i'm committed to doing everything in my power as president to stop it. >> two more packages found this morning. one addressed to senator corey booker and another to former director of national intelligence james clapper. >> this investigation is moving very fast. lots of leads are being checked. >> our reporters on the ground there with wtvj telling us that the windows on the suspect's truck are, quote, completely covered with pictures of trump, the presidential

van dyck gets out. —— face and —— jason van dyck.—— face and —— jason van dyck. what happens next is too graphic to show. within seconds the officer opened fire. even after the teenager collapses on the ground, he continues to shoot, 17 times in total. jason van dyck was the only one to fire his weapon. the defence argued he felt threatened, prosecutors said he showed no regard for laquan mcdonald's life. footage of the shooting parked —— sparked protests over police brutality and demonstrations from black residents over chicago's mostly white police force. the city had been bracing itself for further unrest but fears only does the was delivered. this is a historic chicago, it is historic for these kind of police misconduct cases, i think it gives us a reason to look more closely into the police use of excessive force. officer jason van dyke now faces decades in prison. chicago's police union has promised an appeal. let's get some of the day's other news. the washington post newspaper has left a column blank in protest at the disappe

i did not see my face on the van. i don't know -- i heard he was a person that preferred me over others but i did not see that. >> -- of these targets to update them? >> if they wanted me to but i think we'll probably pass. >> we should point out that early this morning technically in the middle of the night, 3:14 a.m. east coast time, the president turned to twitter and said "funny how lowly rated cnn and others can criticize me at will even blaming me for the current spate of bombs and ridiculously comparing this to september 11th and the oklahoma city bombing, yet when i criticize them, they go wild and scream it is just not presidential." later in the morning the president added this quote. "republicans are doing so well in early voting at the polls and now this bomb, he sets off bomb in quotes. this brohm stuff happens and the momentum greatly slows. news not talking politics. very unfortunate what is going on. republicans go out and vote. this afternoon officials including the attorney general and the fbi direct

did you see your face on that van? >> i did not. i did not see my face on the van. i heard he was a person that preferred me over others but i did not see that. >> reporter: and then -- will you pledge to tone down your rhetoric over the next few days? >> well, i think i've been toned down if you want to know the truth. i think i could really tone it up because as you know the media has been unfair to me and the republican party, with all of that being said, we're winning, so i like that. >> reporter: the president has yet to publicly say the names of any of those targeted this week, not even the former president and secretary of state. will you call president obama or any of them targeted to update them? >> if they wanted me to, but i think we'll probably pass. >> president trump now beginning a marathon on campaign rallies before the midterms. but he appeared to suggest to you, he's not going to tone down the rhetoric. >> reporter: he said he could tone it up if he wanted to. today at the white house, supporters were chanting lock them up. but president trump says

that van has arrived. it is inside. we believe what we would call a tight zone that is a clean zone where they can take this apart and not serve any of the evidence and meanwhile, the man you see on the right side of your screen top, cesar sayoc. 56 years old, he is a suspect in all of this. the president during "outnumbered" congratulating as you can see law enforcement on the screen for the tremendous job in so much more from the president today. let's go to john roberts outside the white house. the president had a previously planned event inside the white house with the young black leadership summit going on but he started to roaring cheers with his announcement of his arrest. >> is wrapping up that young black leadership summit to a very appreciative crowd was very happy to hear the president expressed that law enforcement domination of federal, local, and state brought this to a very swift close. in the president again denouncing this idea of trying to commit political violence through these mailings. listen to wha

>>> so i'm back now with van, alice, and max. okay, van. kanye west is expected to meet with president trump -- i can't believe i'm talking about this. and his son-in-law jared kushner on thursday at the white house. that's according to a source. kanye wants to discuss the availability of job opportunities for former convicts. >> go on. >> first of all, i think it's a good thing. i think anybody who wants to sit down and talk to president trump. obviously kanye is from chicago, he has a background in urban america. anybody who wants to sit down and talk to donald trump about urban issues, i think is great. i don't think we should assume -- we know he's talking to liberals, he's taking it seriously as best i can tell. and i hope something good comes out of it. if it turns out to be a train crash or disaster -- on the front end i think we shouldope for t hope for the best. >> van, i'm with you on that. he doesn't know what he's talking about. that's the problem. he should be able to sit down, and fine if you want to sit down with the presiden

and then you look at the van, the suspect's van, where he was apprehended. there are several posters there critical of targets, including cnn, saying dishonest media, a term we hear from the president. i was just speaking to one former prosecutor, wolf, who said, just looking at the posters on the van, that would be enough you would need to prove motive here. as jeff sessions said, it was political violence. >> he was advertising on that van with all of those stickers exactly where he stands politically. we also showed, jim, some video at a trump rally where he was up there with a big poster, saying cnn sucks. clearly, that would explain why there were two of these bombs sent to cnn headquarters. cnn offices in new york. >> you could debate and investigate the influence that this kind of material and rhetoric had on him. you don't know. that said, there's a clear match here, right? a lot of the faces on that truck, as pamela was saying, were faces that he targeted. you know, he had crosshairs on our colleagues, van jones, michael moore, eric holder. at least

was he living out of his van? i know the new york times interviewed someone who had taken a photo of the van. he said when he would see this parked, it suggested somebody was staying in it. >> it's really interesting you should say that. i got a note from one of our producers, they've been looking another a bankrupty filing from 2012. in the filing at the bottom it says he lives with his mom. that's back in 2012. there's indications from one of my other colleagues that his mom has since passed away. not sure if he's still or was living with his mom or is perhaps living in this van that we're looking at on our screen right now. a little bit of a unclear. he ran into financial difficulties. we see court filings we were getting our hands back on. would have appeared there would have been a foreclosure. it's somebody whose economic stability was in question. >> we have video of the burli g burlingame postal facility. you see where authorities are investigating that package. we just learned about address to the califor

. >> we are also learning as well about the political agenda plastered all over the van he was actually living in. >> it was covered in photos of president trump and vice president pence. >> this is a sad result of someone who is very sick, didn't get the help, that became a loaner and then found a cause. he found a father in trump. >> we must unify as a nation. we have seen an effort by the media in recent hours to use the sinister actions of one individual to score political points against me. >> calling them enemies of the people and then suddenly pretending that you're concerned about civility. come on. >>> it took just four days to track him down to south florida but federal agents say the man who sent at least 14 mail bombs to prominent democratic figures and trump critics is now in custody. >> the man you see on your screen there, 56-year-old cesar sayoc told investigators he didn't want to hurt anyone but the fbi director chris wray says under the right conditions those packages could have gone off and there may still be more packaging working their way through the u.s. mail. >>

to say amen, van, go.why? because you know what the hell you're talking about, because you study the issue, because people are not using you to garner attention. they're not using you as a campaign ad. they're not going to try to exploit you from that. and if they do, you know how to dodge and weave and handle it on and you can come back on the cnn platform and defend yourself. kanye cannot do that. i have no hate for kanye, that's not it. i'm just telling you the truth. you guys are sitting here defending someone who probably has issues that he needs to deal with more than talking about things in politics that he knows nothing about it. and it's obvious he knows nothing. >> i think don makes a good point. my concern would be, you know, if donald trump is somebody who's made a lot of racist statements including insulting don among other african-americans, he has taken actions that really target minority communities. and so i don't want him to get an easy pass by saying, hey, i've got a black friend here, k

on his van today. did he bring that very same van with those very same stickers to work? >> absolutely he did. and that is why i hired him to drive at night. i couldn't have him driving in the daytime. i had him driving at night. he parked the van around the corner. i never got any complaints from any of the customers. if i did, he would have been fired. this is what people seem not to understand. i can't fire somebody because of their political views whether they don't like me or they don't like a black person or a guy person, i can't do that. i can't. as much as i'd like to, i couldn't. but his van was freaky scary. >> i saw in the "washington post" that you told their reporter that inside the van there were puppets with their heads cut off and mannequins with their heads cut off? >> mannequins and puppets and nooses. but that was on his van also. there was ku klux klan, there was nazi symbols. >> did he talk to you about those things? >> no, absolutely not. he talked to me about coming to a show at

i live on the russian hill side of van ness. we are very much impacted by anything that goes on, on van ness, and we never get -- i guess we don't get notice. i'm not exactly sure how that happens, but in 2003 we did get notice of this project, which are proposed about the same amount of units, i guess, as the 2014 proposal. apparently the owner decided not to go forward and instead in 2014 bootstrapped the conditional use finding that was made in 2003 for a much more modest project, and that is what was always approved. and now we come to here, 15 years later, apparently didn't go through with the 2014 project, 15 years later now we're bootstrapping those conditional use findings from the 2003 project, and the justifications for such things as claiming that the comfort inn is typical of this neighborhood, that that would give us this nine-floor building, which will actually be ten or 11 by the time they finish with all the other things, and it is way -- it is just too much of an impact on our neighborhood. the height, particula

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tonight, the van, taken as evidence. covered with images supporting president trump, with targets on hillary clinton's face. former president obama, too. tonight, the one fingerprint that allegedly unlocked it all. what the suspect's social media posts reveal. and what we now know about the explosives. >>> also tonight, our cecilia vega asking the president a short time ago, what he made of the images on the side of that van. was he aware? if he'll be changing his rhetoric, after what the president tweeted at 3:00 in the morning. >>> the other major headline as we come on the air. the nor'easter about to slam into the east coast. from the carolinas, up to d.c. philly, new york, and boston. >>> the scare at laguardia, before the plane could take off. the passengers who had to get off the plane. >>> the state of the race, less than two weeks until the crucial midterms. and the reality check. the candidates who voted to repeal and replace obamacare, which covers pre-existing conditions, who are now saying they're the ones f

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that van that has become the focus of this investigation now connected with cesar sayoc. you wouldn't miss it if you saw it driving around the streets of plantation. and the lighter broward county area. we've seen reports across social media who are saying they have seen the van before , and clearly it sticks out. it has all of those political stickers of the president, the vice president, of course showing the owner of the van has very distinct bias against the mainstream media. this door, right now, remains closed as this can best occasion continues. >> you are not going to look at the van and be confused about cesar sayoc's political allegiances at all. that van was then covered with a tarp. the tarp flew off as they were taking it away to the f.b.i. miami field offices. you see those imagig there as it was being taken away. that van is being analyzed, just as the packages that cesar sayoc allegedly sent, are also not being analyzed. to recap what we just heard from the f.b.i. , the big break came when at the f.b.i. laboratory , they discovered, he said, a latent finge

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you've been seeing the video of his van. apparently, he's been living out of that van.s he gave belongs to his mother. he was living there or living in his van or both. he has an extensive criminal history. so obviously, his fingerprints are on file. any dna evidence linked to him, then they have to figure out where his van is, if he was really living out of it. >> dana: do you know anything about the nypd's involvement? >> they're key members of the joint terrorism task force which is the lead agency on this. they have officers in florida. they have them here. the commissioner of the nypd is going to be at this news conference. >> dana: james o'neil. he'll be there. >> they were investigating a couple of these bombs. they took them out to the facility in the bronx to defuse them and move them to quantico. they have experts. the fbi does, too. fbi is the one handling the analysis. >> dana: they were the ones covering up the van with the blue tarp because, as you said, if he was living out of the van, could be that's where he was producing these. >> could have been. it c

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i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." we've got the brilliant, hilarious dave chapelle with us. he just got honored by harvard university. he got a 2018 medal. dave has always had political insight as an observer but now he's actually getting involved in the political process for the very first time. he's out there campaigning to support his good friend and godbrother ben jealous who is campaigning to become the governor of maryland. ben jealous is here for his thoughts about maryland, and we have neil degrasse tyson. just this week we saw another devastating storm with hurricane michael. our thoughts are with all the survivors whose homes were devastated. we still have a lot to learn about this particular storm. it's become more and more clear that global warming and climate disruption are linked to these storms becoming more unpredictable. mother nature doesn't care what political party you're a part of. this is something that impacts every single one of us. speaking of political parties, by the way, can we please stop

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the van looked like a new van and the pictures like a new van and the pictures looked like they were. they weren't washed out by the sun. do you think this will put to rest the idea that this was a false flag? >> well, i have to till. when this first happened, i kind of thought, this looks fake. who could believe some of these labels that were on those packages. i thought this looked like some kind of a plant. that van is parked around where i live in south florida when i'm down there for my work. it is pretty famous. those stickers have been on that van for months as far as i know. and it is real. at the same time, we look at what happened with james hodgkinson when >> nancy pelosi bringing everybody together and talking about how we have to they come at one of us and all of us. we kind of sang. it's important to do the same thing now. we shouldn't politicizing what is clearly mental illness. and some of the false flag stuff i can understand. but it's put to rest now. >> that comparison has been made. and something we have heard from the administration. is that a fair comparison? th

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officer jacson van dyke on tria in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. van dyke growing emotional today as he offered his defense, after shooting mcdonald 16 times. abc's alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: the chilling video sparked protest. a chicago police officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times, killing him. today, that officer taking the stand in his own defense. jason van dyke testifying he feared for his life and shot because mcdonald ignored repeated commands to drop a three-inch knife. >> i shot at the knife. i wanted to get rid of that knife. >> reporter: officers were responding to a call about a man breaking into cars. van dyke and his partner followed mcdonald, who was high on pcp, for several blocks. >> his face had no expression. his eyes were just bugging out of his head. >> reporter: prosecutors zeroing in on why van dyke told his partner he would shoot the teen. >> why did you say to him, "oh, my god, i'm going to have to shoot that guy?" >> i thought he was under attack and the whole thing was just shocking to me. >> repo

look at the van. mentally ill. doctors can tell you, but i think he can make right from wrong after the 14 bombs. i think he's criminally culpable from what we see in the evidence. he's responsible. was there anybody else. that's a big question. you've been on the road, morgan. you're one of the road warriors. you know these rallies. when people get there -- >> -- they're fired up. >> -- they're fired up. they might make a connection with somebody there. overwhelmingly they're not going to do criminal acts, but they could hook up with someone and they could do acts together. it's not that someone couldn't have helped him. he could have done it all by himself. but where is the place? where is the factory that's going to be like a garage, shed, hut, kitchen with all the components. >> that's what they're trying to find today, right? >> look. we've in a score of these cases found the guy from the hardware store or home depot buying these components. this guy probably doesn't even have a credit card. he probably used c

the van looked like a new van and the pictures looked like they were newly put up there.sun. do you think this will put to rest the idea that this was a false flag? >> well, i have to till. when this first happened, i kind of thought, this looks fake. who could believe some of these labels that were on those packages. i thought this looked like some kind of a plant. that van is parked around where i live in south florida when i'm down there for my work. it is pretty famous. those stickers have been on that van for months as far as i know. and it is real. at the same time, we look at what happened know, and shot down scalice and others and speaker ryan and nancy pelosi bringing everybody together. they covet one of us and they covet all of us and we sing kumbaya. i think it's important to do it now. i don't think we should be pl politicizing what is clearly mental illness. i think it's put to rest now. >> kirsten, that comparison has been made. is that a fair comparison, the sanders supporter who ended up smooting a representative? >> no, bernie sanders wasn't over and ove

a white van. >> like it didn't belong there or something? >> yeah. >> a white van.s police canvassed the neighborhood after the murder, a witness across the street said she saw it too. >> she had come home around 5:00 that evening and noticed a white van parked in front of her house. and it was parked in a way that made her nervous. to the point she thought maybe someone was breaking in. >> why would she be suspicion of a van? >> a van she'd never seen before, in that neighborhood, everyone knows everyone. >> the question was, what did the white van have to do with the murder of doug carlile, or they wondered, his wife elberta. coming up, a neighborhood security camera. what tales would it tell ? >> we actually saw that suspect and the path that he ran. >> could you tell who it was? >> it was a suspect appearing to be muscular built wearing all black. >> when "dateline continues." l black. >> when "dateline continues. and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and appr

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van valkenburg. talk to be a bit about the dangers of crypto currency as it pertains to law enforcement, money laundering, human trafficking, drugs can the whole nine yards in which emerging technologies can be exploited by the bad guys to really wreak havoc in our systems. let's talk about that a little bit and if you could address briefly, you know, what we can do in this early stage to try to prevent that ethanol go to, mr. roubini. i just want to focus on those two as my questions. >> thank you, senator jones figure absolute right criminals are usually the earliest adopters of new technologies. back i think if criminals are not using a technology, your technology is not worth anything. >> good point. >> stock-car racing and souped-up cars ultimately nascar was a phenomenon that was born out of bootlickers outrunning the cops during prohibition. prohibition. technological innovation and ultimately something not so bad but moments of disruption things we need to worry about. now, with bit going i t

i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." look, tonight, i got a serious message, folks. do not get distracted. don't get distracted. we're less than three weeks away from the midterm elections of 2018, but what is this election really? it's really the first national referendum on president trump. november 6th is the first time since trump won that every voter gets a chance to see if we approve of how stuff is going. now, listen, protest is powerful, social media is powerful, writing letters to the editor is powerful, all that stuff is powerful. nothing is as powerful as millions of voters marching into voting booths to collectively reward or punish, hire or fire the very leaders of a nation. and that's what you get to do in a couple of weeks. it's up to you who you vote for but please remember this. retweets, facebook shares, instagram likes do not count as votes, okay? only votes count as votes, and in this election, everybody knees needs to vote. to help us understand that better, we've got a real political heavy weight, valerie jarrett is here tonight. she is spear he