the reporting on that from andy who has just been pounding the phones out there in california. he s based in our l.a. bureau, the out ward appearance of it and the description matches the other packages. they are still waiting to do the final bit of forensics before we can call it 13. at this point all signs are pointing to it. this suspicious package that s sent to tom steyer is still being looked at. right now we re at 13, including the harris package. we re looking to see if we re up to 14 with tom steyer. that s the latest from my colleague. jim kavanaugh, giving the overwhelming amount of evidence they have, all of these previous explosive devices, how quickly do you think they will determine whether this is from the same person? really quickly once they look
reunifications and more to go and the delegation just this hour as you know on the boarder there able to get in the center. are republican members of congress doing more? should they put together a more forward, more out ward, more manifest effort to be down there? i do and i noticed that. there are only democratic senators coming out and i do think that this is a humanitarian issue so i think that we need to take the politics out and have both sides go down and report. when you have a chaotic situation going on as the reporter before this segment took place and telling us about what was going on, i think that we really need to hear american people need to hear from both
paid? i understand. his history was as a cia as set. being put in an f.b.i. investigation is odd. you understand these two agencies number one don t share their toys very well and aren t supposed to. the cia is supposed to look in an out ward direction and not doing anything in the united states. and the f.b.i. conducts intelligence investigation in the united states and for him to be put in to essentially an f.b.i. investigation, i would like to know how that happened and who coordinated and and paid him and how that was arranged. laura: barbara mcquayed is a former u.s. attorney appointed by barak obama and she said the following today i think today s news about
back to world war ii to the fighting that where they were asked to essentially sacrifice themselves for the mainland with whom they had a not particularly great relationship to start with. it always looked west and looked elsewhere, out ward looking. they traded with others where as japan was largely isolated in isolationest. it feels completely different than anywhere i ve been in japan. there has been a big u.s. presence there and there is sort of mixed feelings about that, right? i forget the exact number. we arrived in world war ii and we never left. and they have been asked to bear most of the blunt of hosting our military bases where as the mainland really hasn t, something they feel acutely. look, put 30,000 horney marines in one small area, it will
middle of a busy street with coffins. what struck her besides the symbolism, obviously, was their silence. alexandra field joins us live from new york. good to have you with me at this hour. i appreciate it. we know there were arrests last night, 200 people arrested in new york. they are anticipating more protests in another dozen or so cities today. this has really touched a nerve. it really has for people not just in this city, all over the country as you point out michaela. we saw this frustration, this anger coming to the surface with the michael brown case in ferguson and what you re seeing now with the eric garner case is how that sentiment has rippled out ward. people are feeling it and attaching themselves to it. as soon as we heard that the grand jury had not indicted the officer involved in the death of eric garner you saw people wanting to come out, wanting to speak, wanting to say things. one of the most powerful things i saw was in union square here