fbi agents on scene the sophisticated trip wire is a significant change in the bomber s techniques. they are hoping that the bomber makes contact with them so they can, in their words, understand his message. meantime the austin police department is asking people to not let their guard down warning if you come across anything that looks suspicious, do not touch, handle, or disturb it. keep a safe distance and call 911 immediately. and, again, we re up to now five bombings, according to the feds. there s no apparent motive and they don t seem that much closer to getting it. of course, they are probably keeping some things from us. but, at this point, we just don t know why this keeps happening. brian: if they don t have enough guys, they have got 500 officers, already done 236 interviews and that number is growing. it continues to grow. and that was before what just happened a few hours ago there in schertz. steve: todd piro thank you
things come together. the olympic bombing they had no cameras in centennial park in 18996, what they did was hundreds of agents literally fanned out, interviewed and found anybody and everybody in the park that night and asked a question did you take photos. got the photos and made this massive display at the command post literally accounting for every second of that time. and we could do things like that now that we couldn t ever do back then. that may help as well. steve: terry, before what blew up in schertz, texas overnight, people down there that i have been watching the atf and fbi people saying that the latest device, which was left alongside a road that ratchets everything up because it s much more sophisticated. it had a trip wire. this new device apparently was so durable, it could last the ride in the truck to the fedex facility and it, you know, it was able to survive a whole bunch of people touching it until for some reason it went off on the conveyor belt.
bombings. steve: that fedex center is in schertz, texas about an hour outside of austin. brian: todd piro live on the ground in austin though with the latest. hey, todd, it didn t hit right by you but it seems to be all connected. right. and that s the scary thing at this point. we re up to five now. like you said. that bombing at the fedex facility occurred about 60 miles from where i m standing in a town call schertz. and just moments ago like you said, we learned that the feds do think that the blast at that fedex facility is connected to the one that happened here on sunday in the exact area where i m standing. and the ones that have happened throughout the month of march. here is what we know from our fox affiliate in that area. the package blew up when moving from an upper conveyor belts to a lower conveyor belt. it reportedly contained shrapnel and nails. you will recall, like brian said, there were also reports of nails in the trip wire bomb that went off right where i m stan
by shrapnel but did get a headache from the blast. she is expected to be okay. the fbi, atf and san antonio bomb squad are all on scene. police asking people in that area to please stay indoors while they investigate. and so what we have right now is a very fluid situation that does seem to have expanded from this area here in austin, texas, to san antonio. and i think the fear through the texas and quite frankly the country is when is it going to stop and how far is it going to go? back to you. brian: you don t know if it s a symbol being austin, being everywhere america or just somebody in austins who has an ax to grind against some political figure. thanks so much. ainsley: thank you, todd. thank you. steve: one other detail coming in from a reporter from the cbs affiliate in austin is that apparently the package was from austin and went then to schertz, texas to the facility and it was going to go back to austin. so whoever is in austin, sounds like they were trying
maybe you could trust you won t be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) a farmer s market.ve what s in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. steve: al fox news alert for you. a package blew up in schertz, texas at a packaging company. now joining us is terry turchie. good morning to you. good morning, steve. steve: what do you make of this? it looks as if there could be a connection because it s another bomb, apparently it had some nails, metal