Heather today is the day to wake up early and watch fox and friends first wednesday. Thank you for joining us. Lets get to that fox news alert. A lot happening overnight. A state of fear, people across texas terrified to go outside as authorities hunt sophisticated and organized serial bomber. The cunning suspect staying one step ahead but hopefully not for long. New Surveillance Video could be the key to ending the reign of terror. Todd pyro is live at the scene of the latest blast, not far from san antonio. Reporter nerves frayed from austin to san antonio after a roller coaster 24 hours and that was before the false alarm that felt like a punch to the gut to this beleaguered region. Someone dropped off a box containing an artillery simulator at an Austin Goodwill at 7 00 last night as an employee tried to get rid of it it detonated injuring that employee and triggering a bomb scare leading to a massive response. First responders have been working around the clock to find this serial
Correspondentws at large, our friend Geraldo Rivera. Literally this was happening minutes ago. All right, apparently, we will get back to geraldo. That is a live shot in austin, texas. By the way, what we learned earlier today is two package is located at two separate fedex facilities in austin, san antonio, yes, in fact they were connected to the four previous package explosion that occurred that we have been following. We go now to Geraldo Rivera. As you can see committees on the scene. Geraldo s . Sean, i got you. Its happened again, just as the authorities thought they were closing in on me austin serial bomber with the possibility of having Surveillance Video from the fedex and having the package that did not explode, all leading towards they thought maybe they could identify a perpetrator. Could possibly identify a perpetrator. Then suddenly at about 8 00 new york time, this happened. Another explosion. We think its a goodwill. Imagine how diabolical you can be sent a bomb in the
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