Man Suspected of Mailing 14 Pipe Bombs to Appear in Court Today.
MARQUARDT: Tonight the man who authorities say mailed 14 pipe bombs across the country is in a Miami federal detention center. He's awaiting his first court appearance that's due to take place tomorrow. Cesar Sayoc was arrested on Friday and charged with five federal crimes in connection with those mailed pipe bombs. The targets of the bombs included two former presidents, a former secretary of state, a former vice president, and all people who have criticized Trump. You can see that list there. CNN's Joe Johns joins me from Miami. Joe, you've been following this story closely. What is the latest on the investigation and what we expect to see with Sayoc in court tomorrow?</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN SENIOR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT: Well, Alex, let's start with what we expect to see. He is expected to appear in court here in Miami tomorrow afternoon. He's expected to be advised of his rights, advised of the complaint that was filed against him in the Southern District of New York. Asked if he needs an attorney. We have gotten conflicting information on that. There's a report in the "New York Times" yesterday suggesting his family wants him to hire an attorney. However, the family attorney on "AC 360" on Friday said that he was suggesting in fact that Sayoc should, if he needed to, hire a public defender. We do know he is essentially homeless and has been, we're told, sleeping in his van. The most important information probably out of all of this is that the federal authorities will be seeking to get Sayoc rather quickly out of Miami and back to New York where the complaint was filed against him and where he would stand charges. Of course the other issue is whether he is going to plead guilty or not. It's just not clear what he's going to do if the magistrate asks him if he's going to plead guilty or not guilty. So that's very important. The evidence against him does seem to be overwhelming. Our colleagues here at CNN have reported that once the authorities got inside his van, they discovered, among other things, soldering equipment, stamps, paper, printing equipment and so forth. Even some powder. All of that could play into this case. We have to see what happens tomorrow afternoon. Back to you, Alex.</s>MARQUARDT: Yes, we will. All right. Joe Johns in Miami, thank you so much. Now coming up, words of wisdom from a legendary TV figure on how to cope with all the troubling headlines in the news these days.