Moments and 2 30 the Department Of Justice and Jeff Sessions and others at that point. You mentioned Kirstjen Nielsen and she will have commentary in the next hour, too. Sandra we look forward to that. Thats it from americas newsroom. , right now. Melissa fox news alert, President Trump will address the investigation into the mail bombs just moments from now. As fox news confirms, a man has been arrested in florida and connection to the devices, to cope more devices were found today. One in New York City. Addressed to former james clapper, and went to florida, addressed to senator cory booker. Catherine herridges live in washington, d. C. , right now with more as we watch the van of the suspect thats what youre seeing on your screen, they are it is being taken away to be examined. We wait for the president. You see that above us on the screen. Catherine, what you have . Thanks, melissa. They are very fluid moving quickly this morning. About an hour ago we confirmed through fox news tha
or some other way to share that. along with the technology and those types of things there s going to be a lot of traditional boots on the ground manhunt work at this point until the information or evidence leads them otherwise. if you don t mind, mark, the very top of your answer the last few seconds you were hard to hear. how quickly are they able to make a match? there will be [ inaudible ]. access to databases will be expedited and there will be information available to the investigators immediately and that includes the fingerprint databases and the dna databases that are available. and just an update from nyu hospital here in new york, a
from miami-dade police sources, they are reporting that the suspect had been arrested in miami-dade county in the year 2002 for making a bomb threat and again in 2012 or 2014 for allegedly shoplifting at a walmart. investigators did have his fingerprints from those incidents. whether that was then used with all of the forensics that we suspect were all over these packages that did not explode at all of these homes of very prominent democrats all over the country, it would seem very likely that they could easily match up those forensics if they were able to pull those off the packages. search the fingerprint databases nationally, give us a name. in conjunction with that, all of the packages sent out and arriving on wednesday and thursday and another one this morning all had the debbie wasserman schultz, the congressman from broward county s, address as the return address.
that bombing in 1963. our fbi, our postal inspectors, the secret service do, their technology is so much greater than it is today. we have dna databases, we have fingerprint databases, we have all manner of ways where we can trace the materials. that s one thing that is going on right now. they re taking every piece of that of those devices and analyzing them for their source of origin, comparing them to each other, and so there say lot of things that can happen. i feel confident that sooner or later the person or persons responsible will be apprehended. but it will take some time. i go back to the eric robert e rudolph of the bombing of the olympic parks, the folks in atlanta did a tremendous job with that. it was not until two years later when he exploded a device in birmingham at a women s clinic that rudolph s name first appeared as a suspect based on eyewitness testimony. there is a lot going on behind the scenes that we ll let play out and see how things go.
wasn t really investigated as a homicide. eventually, brown confessed to 48 murders, including one he committed while serving in the u.s. military in south korea. investigators around the country are still trying to corroborate brown s claims. if true, brown may be one of the most prolific serial killers in american history. and he might still be free if it weren t for the local fingerprint databases in louisiana and california and the investigators who knew where to look. you just don t know sometime how just a little clue, just a little fingerprint and, will, will lead you right directly to the killer. they wouldn t have been able to find brown without those forensics. that fingerprint was the thing that nailed the nail in the