looks suspicious, do not touch, handle, or disturb it. keep a safe distance and call 911. immediately. and steve, ainsley, brian, right now authorities say they don t have a motive and really nothing is off the table at this point. back to you. steve: and that is why, todd piro, they are asking the bomber to go ahead and talk to them and tell them exactly what he want to get a conversation going. what s troubling though is if this is connected what just happened in schertz at midnight at this fedex plants, that would be a complete change of the mode disomodedisoperandi of this bom. this could be where he was trying to mail something to somebody or a copycat. ainsley: first few were on people s door steps. they will weren t being distributed or sent through the mail. had you a shipping label on it, you were okay to pick it up. you were okay to open it.
steve: now to a fox news alert. ainsley: new information from austin police as their manhunt intensifying for that serial bomber accused of leaving explosive packages on victims door steps. this evidence makes us believe that these incidents are related. we are just not going to ignore the fact that the three victims that were targeted specifically that we know of were all people of color. we are not ruling out terrorism. we re not ruling out hate. brian: all right. i would say one. fox news contributor and police chief ed davis led the investigation into the boston marathon. had years of great service to that city and joins us now to react. so if i put this case in your lap, what would be the first thing you would look to investigate? what s in the bomb or how these bombs might be relate
brian: brian manly joins us now with the latest on the investigation. brian, what has transpired overnight to maybe gets you closer to finding out who is behind this? you know, what we did into the evening hours last night was continue to process the scene. as you can imagine an explosion creates quite a debris field. we are fortunate that we had a lot of assistance from both the fbi and the atf and they worked into the late evening hours collecting all that evidence that then will be analyzed at the atf lab trying to piece this together. steve: sure. okay, so, chief, to recap over the last 10 days, two yesterday. packages were left on door steps. the question is were they delivered through the u.s. postal service, do you know? did they appear in plain boxes? do they have any markings that you know of? what can you tell people? people are getting this up morning, chief, when they see that box on their stoop today they are going to wonder is it safe for me to open that up? sure.
rob: energy manhunt underway in texas after three package bombs were left on random doorsteps for the last three days. jillian: what our police looking at? joining us his covert operations officer mike baker. we were talking about what police have to deal with, what type of skill level would it take to create explosives like this? before the days of the internet you would have been looking at one type of individual, where would they have gotten the experience to develop explosive devices? now with the internet it is incredibly information out there. jillian: you can t narrow it to someone with military training? the playing field is much wider than that.
but i m not standing still. and with godaddy, i ve made my ideas real. i made my own way, now it s time to make yours. everything is working, just like it should last thing before we go here tonight, this is a nervous time for the folks living in austin, texas. while this is normally a great week to be in austin as the south by southwest festival is currently under way, for the folks who live there and have homes there it s unsettling. that s because someone is leaving package bombs on people s door steps. three people have been injured in three different incidents and people of austin are being warned not to go near anything left outside their door. investigators will look at the possibility of hate crime