again, two dead people in the suv. a third person detained. now, it's unclear at this time if that person is related to the mass shooting. there was a lot of implication tonight, particularly just from the news reporting of what was going on, and from people watching law enforcement activity in and around this neighborhood in san bernardino. it seemed that they were searching for another suspect who was on the loose. it seemed at one point that they were doing a house-to-house serge, but we now have definitive word from the san bernardino police department, that the two people in the suv were dead. the third person who they were looking for near the sight of the suv shooting has been detained. police are not saying whether or not that person was involved in either the gun battle at the suv or the massacre, the begun marks at the inland regional center this morning, but importantly, police are also not saying the total number of suspects they believed committed that crime. so, with or without this third person in custody, this third person deta

dead in that suv. again, they're being described as a man and a woman, armed with handguns and long guns. those two suspects deceased. we don't know if there's another suspect that police believe are at large. they do say they have one other person in custody, but they will not say whether or not they think that person was involved in today's shooting. our continues live coverage of the situation in san bernadino continues now on msnbc. stay with us throughout the night. >> right now, police are still on the scene of that mass shooting where one explosive device had been found. the shooting began at 11:20 a.m. pacific time pip this took place in a conference room possibly during a christmas party. 14 people were murdered. 17 people were injured. police searching for one of three shooters in a black suv. police cars were seen at a standoff in a black suv. two of the suspects were killed in that shootout. here is the san bernadino sheriff at a news conference a short time ago. the suspects dead at the sc

and the suv had to go along the side.the fire engine. >> right. >> and i think we all need to be rethinking the parades. the back of the parade needs to have maybe four fire engines wide so nobody can get by. they drove right over the band members. sad to see. >> we just got this in to msnbc. something live video streamed during the parade. again around 4:39 local time. 5:39 eastern. it will show exactly what jim cavanaugh the terrorism analyst was describing. if you are just joining us at the quarter hour. there it is. you see the band member turns around did i just see happen what happened? there's a police officer or an individual running to chase after them. we see much more gruesome outcomes in oir video. one has to wonder why didn't you aim towards the folks right in front of you? it was by happenstance the luck of the draw for them. >> you know, there is the possibility here like we talked earlier that someone was trying to get away from shooting incident. we have the unconfirmed reports of gun fire and we have the

>> until he's trapped under nearly two tons of suv.resh snow blankets sandough, new hampshire. it's challenging enough for veteran natives used to these conditions, but for newcomers, it's even tougher. they often speed on open roads and won't slow down for slick surfaces, according to longtime resident, roberta ford. >> traffic has increased a lot since these houses have gone in. but i've found that sometimes even pulling out of my driveway, i'll just sit there and watch people go by and they're going 40, 50 miles an hour. >> prepared to document any incident on her property with her digital camera, roberta snaps stills of an suv that slides off the road on to her front lawn. behind the wheel is one of her new young neighbors. the sheriff is already on scene. turns out the truck has hit a steel electrical junction box installed on roberta's property. the driver and his passengers are not hurt, but the accident dislodges high-voltage cables, which feed electricity to the entire neighborhood. the cables attached to the junction box are

they said it was dark suv. not hard to pick out in helicopter surveillance. >> most of these guys are dead-enders. they have no hope of really getting away. and they generally don't want to live either. they either are killed by the police or killed by other people or kill themselves. >> well, what is with the masks? >> obviously they didn't want to get caught. but at the same time you must know when you engage in a crime like this that there is an extraordinarily high likelihood that it's going to wend your life being forfeited. that's must know that. >> gene, what about the idea that it's always been historically a fact. and if you get into a barricade situation, you're doomed. once people have surrounded you, it's a matter of time and casualties. but you're finished. and these guys were basically putting themselves in a situation where all they had was a vehicle, and they were going to shoot a whole bunch of people. they killed 14. they wounded 14. and then they get in their car. and they raise away. i don't

you can see a dark suv on your screen. we were told by the police, they cannot confirm that it is the suspects. that's what we just heard in a press conference, that those suspects are in that vehicle, but they weren't saying that they weren't either. we know there were reports of multiple shots fired involving this vehicle. we are told it's possible that one suspect may be down. there has been a lot of talk of rapid fire shots and witnesses saying they heard a flurry of shots, saw three men with long guns and masks. so what we're trying to do is get you some further detail right now on the situation that is happening here. we've been told by our reporters on the ground, our folks from msnbc and knbc that multiple vehicles are responding. the chp is there, the san been police department. i do want to bring in now to help put us in context, jim cavanaugh, who has been watching all of this with us as it unfolds throughout the afternoon. as you're watching this with us, jim, what are you seeing in term of -- we see one of the

the suv takes off running over one of the men.th his legs and caused spinal injuries that may leave him paralyzed. after taking off, the cyclists chase the driver at one point pulling open his door. they later caught up with him in traffic, breaking in his window and then beating him after the video cuts out. nothing justifies beating the driver. but the two flash point moments are sparking one big debate. should the driver of the suv shoulder any blame? and what would you do? joining me now are two people on opposite sides of the debate. michael cordosa in favor of the cyclist and seima arryer in favor of the suv driver. thank you both for coming on the show. let's get to this debate. michael, was the driver justified in speeding off after injuring that biker? >> well, i've got to tell you, reverend, i think the first thing to look at is what happened before they got to that point where the suv bumped the motorcycle. they're driving down the highway, obviously. something must have happened, because this motorcycle driver chris cr

>> until he's trapped under nearly two tons of suv.ary 11th, 2012, a fresh snow blankets sandough, new hampshire. it's challenging enough for veteran natives used to these conditions, but for newcomers, it's even tougher. they often speed on open roads and won't slow down for slick surfaces, according to longtime resident, roberta ford. >> traffic has increased a lot since these houses have gone in. but i've found that sometimes even pulling out of my driveway, i'll just sit there and watch people go by and they're going 40, 50 miles an hour. >> prepared to document any incident on her property with her digital camera, roberta snaps stills of an suv that slides off the road on to her front lawn. behind the wheel is one of her new young neighbors. the sheriff is already on scene. turns out the truck has hit a steel electrical junction box installed on roberta's property. the driver and his passengers are not hurt, but the accident dislodges high-voltage cables, which feed electricity to the entire neighborhood. the cables attached to th

. >> until he's trapped under nearly two tons of suv.1, 2012, a fresh snow blankets new hampshire. it's challenging enough for veterans used to these conditions, but nor new commerce it's even tougher. they often speed and won't slow down for slick surfaces. >> traffic has increased a lot since the houses have gone in. i've found out that i'll watch people go by doing 40, 50 miles an hour. >> prepared to document any incident on her property with her camera, she snaps stills of an suv that slides off the road on to her front lawn. behind the wheel is one of her new neighbors. the sheriff is already on scene. the truck has hit a steel box. the driver and the passengers are not hurt but the accident dislodges high voltage cables which feed electricity through the neighborhood. the cables are pulled out of the ground when the suv hits the box. now, power is out for more than three dozen homes. switches her camera to video, roberta is ready to record anything else that might happen on her land. within the hour, new hampshire electric co-op w

early reports indicate as many as three shooters and late night, police engage with two suspects in an suv not that far from where the initial shooting happened. those suspects, man and woman are dead. a third person was detained nearby, no information yet as to whether that person is linked to the attack. nbc news is reporting that one of the suspects in today's shooting was syed farook, born june 1987, another possible suspect is believed to be syed farook's brother. fbi raid began earlier this evening, as far as we know is still under way at a residence in the city of red lantds in san bernardino county. public records show that a man called syed farook is the current resident of that home. also, a man called syed farook is listed for working for the department of public health, divisional of environmental health services. it is not confirmed whether it is the same syed farook who is considered a suspect in today's mass shooting. during a press conference this evening, authorities did not rule out a workplace dispute nor ruled out terrorism. here's how san bernardino police chief descri

this suv plowing through the parade.ppear to be terror related or to be related to the rittenhouse verdict as was some speculation early on. but a fleeing vehicle from a previous crime incident, perhaps a stabbing scene and the motorist turned into that parade and it did result in the more than 20 people being hit by that vehicle and asser hearing numerous injuries and potentially a fatality. the fbi confirmed it is assists in this investigation but local authorities are in the lead and suggest this is criminal in nature and not at this point anything related to terror. so that's the very latest we have. we believe one person from the vehicle is being questioned. a man in his 30s. we have a tentative i.d. on him and won't release that until we have measure information about who he is and whether he was the one fleeing from a previous crime scene. >> jonathan, there are reports from law enforcement officials -- you have been talking about this. a possibility of fleeing from another crime at the time and also that the -- t

two suvs, three suvs, taking the former president away from this rally that had only just begun and hady been speaking for about five minutes. when something happened. we will show it now. this is video of what happened at that rally in butler, pennsylvania. you saw the former president as we just showed, he grabbed his right ear, and secret service agents rushed to the stage, you see right now, the former president down on the platform where he had only been speaking for about five minutes when this happened. secret service agents rushed the stage. you see heavily armed secret service agents there at the front of the stage. and this is still, we are still showing you tape of the incident as it happened before, and now you see secret service agents in, before agents were pulling the president, the former president, up, and taking him off the stage. you are now looking at live pictures coming from butler, pennsylvania, 6:16 p.m. , where the former president, donald trump, at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. you see the tape. he is speaking. and then-- he touches his right ear and immedi

the suv speeds through the barricades. there are shots fired but it may be from the patrolman who is standing there trying to stop the vehicle. that doesn't give you a clear picture, is he trying, is the actor fleeing someone or is he intent on mass murder? the behavior of the vehicle is unusual because he speeds past people he could easily run over and tries to go to the left. he cannot get around the band. he slows down at the back of the band. he clearly slows down and goes to the left. as if trying to find a way by without running them over. when i watch that i don't see, that may be an indication that the goal was not a terrorist power motive of mass murder for theater and to infliction fear but someone may be trying to flee something. and was able to get by a lot of people but couldn't get by the band so plowed right over them. very cold blooded. then he goes past a fire truck in front of the band or a float. it is hard to tell from the video and speeds along side and keeps going like he is looking for the open stree

investigators still trying to determine how exactly an suv ended up on a railroad

there is a white suv there, there is a white suv there.you think about it, there's a lot of white suvs, they are everywhere. >> they are everywhere. >> but thanks to the video, investigators now thought they had an important lead to help narrow their search. >> whoever tom was interacting with, in this white suv. he was expecting him, and he knew him. >> time for investigators to start looking at tom's inner circle. picking apart his simple suburban life. linda, i would imagine, would be someone you would want to look closely at? >> no question, if there is a death that is not a natural death. you look at the closest people first. usually the spouse. >> coming up, i mean, is your head starting to spend a little bit? >> we're trying to get a hold of what we have now. because things are starting to pile up. >> he didn't want to talk to me. >> soon they discover another reason to take a look at linda. >> me and linda, we have, we have a relationship so -- >> sexual relationship i'm assuming? >> well yeah. >> he's having an affair with linda.

and i was looking at the suv and, it's a nice suv. >> two men jump out of the suv and rush toward hishe was trying the pull the bag out of him. then i didn't think anything, started running outside. then while i was running, i saw that my friend fell down. and those guys were on top of him. >> they could stomp his head or do something really bad. when i saw it, ifeld felt like i could save him. it was my pure instincts. i had to go outside and do something about it. >> he and another coworker run out of the store to defend the victim with a barrage of kicks and punches. >> i kicked the first guy. i think i saw he was really surprised because he wasn't expecting anyone to come out from there, to stop them. then he fell down, he looked at me and he start running back. the other guy tried to throw like a girlie punch then i caught him with another hook so he fell down. >> it turns out, this laid-back convenient store clerk has another side. when he is not behind the counter, he is a professional mixed martial artist. >> i'm a fighter. so going into the cage and fighting with people is ki

after that, they carjacked a man who was in a black suv. they started driving, held him at gunpoint, eventually released that man. by now, the police are chasing them to watertown, massachusetts, which is another, say, four miles away from cambridge. so now we're eight miles from boston. and they get into a shootout with police. the car stops. one of the men, the men who was identified by the fbi as wearing the black hat at the news conference on thursday, the black hatted man who was seen in all the pictures at the bombing, the left of your screen there, he, authorities say, got out of the suv with explosives strapped to his chest. he was shot and killed by police. the other man, the white-hatted individual, drove on, eventually abandoned the car, and now they're searching for him. >> all right. pete williams live in washington for us. thanks so much for that information, pete. we'll check back in with you soon. i want to go now to michael isikoff, who's live in watertown, who's also been working his sources to find out the very latest on

there is a white suv there, there is a white suv there.u think about it, there's a lot of white suvs, they are everywhere. >> they are everywhere. >> but thanks to the video, investigators now thought they had an important lead to help narrow their search. >> whoever tom was interacting with, in this white suv. he was expecting him, and he knew him. >> time for investigators to start looking at tom's inner circle. picking apart his simple suburban life. linda, i would imagine, would be someone you would want to look closely at? >> no question, if there is a death that is not a natural death. you look at the closest people first. usually the spouse. >> coming up, i mean, is your head starting to spend a little bit? >> we're trying to get a hold of what we have now. because things are starting to pile up. >> he didn't want to talk to me. >> soon they discover another reason to take a look at linda. >> me and linda, we have, we have a relationship so -- >> sexual relationship i'm assuming? >> well yeah. >> he's having an affair with linda. >>

officers had reports that the suspects got away in a black suv. they were able to get an itd on that vehicle and it's only a mile or two away from where we are right now. officers from across the region were already here, responding to the shooting at the building about two blocks behind me. they all hightailed their way over to that neighborhood. that's where the shoot-out happened with that suv. it is riddled with bullets. the official word from officers is two suspects in that vehicle are down. that's their words. we don't know if one was killed, both were killed, but two down. and they did see one then run off into the neighborhood. and that's why they have that neighborhood on lockdown, warning residents to stay inside, while they try to track down this third suspect. >> blake mccoy, thank you very much. we'll be checking back in with you. i want to let viewers know, in that corner there, if we can bring up the shot of the live press conference, we've been getting updates periodically throughout the day from local officials in san bernardino

scott exit the suv and walk past the van.said it appeared as though he was trying to look into the van's tinted windows. at that point, officer vincent was concerned that their cover may have been blown. but mr. scott got back into his suv and drove away. the officers remained in the unmarked van. we now know at this point mr. scott went to a nearby convenient store. investigators later discovered a time stamped receipt in his suv that led them to the store. where they found surveillance footage showing that mr. scott parked outside and then entered the store. i'm about to show you a video plaintiff sco mr. scott parking directly in front of the store and then stepping or walking into the store. i'm going to call your attention to his right ankle as he goes to close the door that does not close immediately. i'll find that slide. so this is mr. scott. pulling up in his white suv. he gets out. the door doesn't close. please watch his right ankle as he turns to the right side of the screen. there. that's an isolated picture of t

there was no sign of a struggle inside the suv.uables seemed to be there. it didn't appear that it was a robbery gone bad, because it didn't seem like anything was missing. so a wrong time, wrong place scenario didn't really work here. mike narduzzi: correct. it seemed like the body was taken there. dennis murphy (voiceover): absent any solid leads, bob himself suggested perhaps jane's death could be connected to a string of similar unsolved murders in the area. mike narduzzi: at the time, there were several homicides that were dubbed the backpage murders. dennis murphy (voiceover): marc santia reported on them for wdiv. marc santia: these horrific cases where women would meet up with someone that they met on backpage, an adult website, and then the women would disappear and then they would be found in the trunk of a car dead. so now you had jane in the back seat of this abandoned suv. was this the fifth victim in the backpage murders? dennis murphy (voiceover): but police had a different theory, that jane wasn't murdered in crime

the suv weaved around traffic, then suddenly slowed down. >> we see the suv pull over.r side door open. we see a person get out of the vehicle holding a black bag and then the suv takes off. >> get on the ground! get down now! put your hands up! >> one down, one to go. but the man on the ground, well, he wasn't behaving like a criminal caught in the act. he was behaving like a victim. >> he said, i'm not involved, i don't know what's going on. i'm hitchhiking, i was trying to get a ride. >> did the cops get the wrong guy? they have to sort that out later. there was still a man on the loose barrelling down the highway. >>> coming up -- there's more than one way to catch a crook. >> the driver jumps out and takes off on foot. red pickup truck pins him -- >> runs him over? >> runs him over. >> can't make this up. >> you can't. >> and later a suspect opens up. >> there's a crumpled piece of paper. >> when "a villainous plan" continues. r. >> when "a villainous plan" continues. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage

there is a white suv there. once you think about it, there's a lot of white suvs.hey're everywhere. >> they're everywhere. >> reporter: but thanks to the video, investigators now thought they had an important lead to help narrow their search. >> whoever tom was interacting with in this white suv, he was expecting him. and he -- he knew him. >> reporter: time for investigators to start looking at tom's inner circle. picking apart his simple suburban life. >> linda kolman, i would imagine, would be someone that you would wanna look closely at. >> no question. if there's a death that is not a natural death, you look at the closest -- people first, usually the spouse. >>> coming up -- >> he did want to talk to me. >> soon they discover another reason to take a look at linda kolman. >> we had a relationship. >> sexual relationship? >> he's having an affair with linda koleman. >> it caught us off guard. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> here's what's happening on friday. testifying before the house coronavirus sub committee dr. fauci is confident americans will have acce

simple as that. >> also inside this pummeled suv, his photographer, austin anderson. he also walked away but with

an suv built around you... all of you.suv built there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the long term,

the suv driver and six train passengers died, making it the deadliest accident in metro history. about 650 of those passengers were onboard that train, most of them were safely evacuated by bus. 12 were taken to westchester medical center outside of new york city. that's where we find nbc's rehema ellis. what can you tell us about the condition of those passengers taken there? >> reporter: what we can tell you, as you pointed out, 12 passengers were brought to this medical center and we're told that ten of them are seriously injured. we're going to pan the camera over so you can take a look at the facility where we went inside and saw some family and friends waiting in this in this facility for wait inging for word that their loved ones are going to be okay. they were waiting inside, and we're hoping we'll hear something a little bit later this morning. this tragic tragic accident occurred. but authorities point out that's important to remember that hundreds of passengers were able to walk away from this accident. let's hear from one of them. >> i felt a big bump and i got shot f

every suv. ford makes it easier for you to be unstoppable, during suv season.et a ford escape with zero down, zero due at signing and zero first month's payment, during ford's suv sign & go event. only at your local ford dealer. can you tell what makes them so different?. did you hear that sound? of course you didn't. you're not using ge software like the rig on the right. it's listening and learning how to prevent equipment failures, predict maintenance needs, and avoid problems before they happen. you don't even need a cerebral cortex to understand which is better. now, two things that are exactly the same have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. thankshow may i help you?s list. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's w

the question remains why was an suv stopped on the tracks fem? >>> outrage over the killing of the jordanian killing and people thought that putin hads a berger's. and a lot to tell you about this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. service is back up and running right now. less than two days after a deadly train collision with an suv. investigators are also getting a clearer picture of what caused that accident through the eyes of the driver who saw it happen. nbc has the latest. >> reporter: the charred remains of the suv were remained from the scene late wednesday. as investigators with the ntsb combed the wreck and in valhalla, new york. >> we have surveyed the scene and obtained detailed measurements of the area. >> more ambulances are required for a car versus train motor vehicle accident. >> reporter: emergency workers found a horrific scene. twisted metal, smoke and fire. >> smoke willowing out from everywhere. >> reporter: a sports utility vehicle was sitting on the tracks when the crossing arms came down. the driver, a mot