we can also confirm that many of the victims are now being taken to the loma linda university medical center, where they will of course be receiving treatment. but right now we're told from our law enforcement sources this remains an active shooter investigation a very fluid scene with a bomb squad on the scene trying to disable what they believe to be an explosive device. one to three suspects still at large, believed according to the spoationwoman for the police department, sourced to the "l.a. times," believed to be possibly wearing body armor. so that's the latest that we know right now from law enforcement, scott. >> pelley: jan thank you very much. these reports even coming from law enforcement are often just the best gus that they can make. these are early early minutes in this event. this began about 45 minutes ago. so there is a great deal more that we don't know than we do know. rick garcia is at our station kcbs, in los angeles. he's the anchorman there. rick, what's the latest that you're hearing? >> reporter: well, scott we're still at 20 people shot. that was information

loma linda university medical center, south of this scene is already taking in victims as we speak. they are operating under disaster mode. there was a report some of the gunmen or got away in black suv, possibly described as a gm c yukon. they're trying to clear the building that provided social services to people with developmental disabilities. this happened shortly before noon. quickly authorities responded, sealed off the area, shut down all the streets around. we understand that atf, fbi, all converging on the area whale -- while local authorities try to figure out who the people were, what they were up to. they were wearing ski masks and wearing perhaps body armor, giving it a military aspect. three individuals, up to three individuals, it is believed, carrying rifles, literally walked into a building and opening fire, we believe inside of a conference room. agai

now we also know the loma linda university medical center has received four patients so far. they are expecting three more. right now, no word on how they're doing. we do have ground video as well from san bernardino, where you can see police on the scene, still actively searching for at least one male suspect, who may have left the scene, possibly more. they may have left the scene in a black s.u.v. now, moments ago, police spoke about the hunts for the suspect. >> what we have so far is information up to three people had entered the building and had opened fire on people inside of the building. numbers of upwards of 14 people that are dead and upwards of 14 people that are injured. preliminary information indicates that these are people that came prepared, that they were -- they were dressed and equipped in a way to indicate that they were prepared, and they had -- they were armed with long guns, not handguns. they came in with a purpose. they came in with the intent to do something. >> vanessa: came in with a purpose is what the police chief said. now, from washington, pre

how does this hospital loma linda university medical center handle this? is becoming a situation that, unfortunately, many of these hospitals have started to try and train for. several things, brooke. first of all, how to basically try and take care of people or at least get people in a situation that is still active. i mean, typically -- in the past, people always talk about keeping first responder personnel in what are known as cold areas until they were secure. you can't do that. it can take too long to get to people who need help. second of all, i think, brooke, as you just mentioned, setting up triage areas on-site. there's always been this idea, get people quickly to a hospital. but again, sometimes that's not possible because there may be too many people that need to go there. or because the situation is just not secure enough to make that happen. so actually being able to take care of people on-site. you have a level one trauma center, a big hospital that can take care of a lot of patients. they are prepping. they're pulling people in, personnel i'

. >>> and just a short while ago, loma linda university, their ceo giving an update on some of those victims. he talked also about how the situation was managed yesterday. >> just by way of a briefing on the five pash engineers we have. we have two that are still in critical condition, three in fair condition. we had a called-in bomb threat to the institution. that always is something we take seriously. you never know whether it is credible or not. so our practice and policy is to always take those matters seriously. we bring in, in an event like this, all hands on deck. we bring in trauma surgeons and all support and nursing staff. so we had a large group of professionals that were prepared to take multiple casualties if that were the case. unfortunately they were able to distribute patients among a number of area hospitals, but we could have handled many more if that were necessary. we were not a -- advised by law enforcement to lockdown the facility, so we did not lockdown the facility yesterday, because there was no information of an immediate threat to the institution. because w

loma linda. they are having a news conference right now. they are coming up to the microphones. we know that there are a number of people taken there, at least four adult patients at loma linda university medical center center. >>> all right. we're standing by for that press conference. as soon as we get news from that press conference, we'll bring it to you. again, if you are just joining us, here's what we know so far. there was a mass shooting today in san bernardino. 14 people killed, 17 wounded. a gunman still on the loose. s.w.a.t. teams are going door to door searching for the suspect. they are surrounded a church. there was a warrant served on a home in redlands, california, another person dead, one suspect in custody. we'll bring you another update from the scene and more local news as soon as we come back. ,,,,,,,, >>> the nfl plans to vote on relocating a team or teams to los angeles next month. a special meeting has been set for january 12 and 13. the raiders, st. louis rams and san diego chargers have all expressed interest in making a move. the rams say they will partner with another team on a proposed stadium in inglewood. the commissioner laid out the vision today. >> i

we saw a number of people of gurneys and a lot of people have been taken to the loma linda university medical center for treatment. others being triaged on the scene. of course, the word of santa barbara county sheriff's deputies and the office to stay away from this scene. this is a very active situation and do not respond here. if you have loved ones in this building, a tense time and not the place to respond to. people taking out to the golf course and awaiting word on where the evacuation area is for family members to respond who are looking for their loved ones. >> yeah. and again, you know, folks there on the scene making telephone calls to loved ones and the lieutenant said as soon as our coverage began, something family members to stay away and a number of agencies responding to this. the suspect just confirmed is intact call gear. there's no suspect or suspects in custody right now. so again, an active scene here at this particular intersection closed down, by the way. orange show road and south waterman. stay clear of this. our coverage continues. we have crews on the ground

john blackstone is at loma linda university medical center, where some of the survivors are being treated. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. here at the loma linda university medical center, this center received five patients from the shooting. two of them were critically wounded. now, this hospital is a level one trauma center, and the staff here trains for this kind of mass casualty crisis. >> i called my kids and said, if something happens to me, there's a shooting here, just be safe. >> reporter: panic, chaos, and confusion followed the gunfire in san bernadino. >> she told me she was shot in her side. she told me not to come. these guys are still at large, you know that, right? >> reporter: we told her, stay down, i love her, and came down here, because she never responded. >> she said, steph, i've been shot, i was at a work christmas party and i don't know what's going to happen, and i'm scared, and i love you. >> not knowing, is she okay, is she going to live, where was she shot. >> reporter: their sister was among the 17 survivors hit by bullets. >> she said th

according to the loma linda university medical center, at least for patients have been taken to it traumaenter after that shooting. the social services facility where the shooting took place that serves people with developmental disabilities. bse police sergeant told kc television that police were searching for more than one gunman. she did not have specific numbers on the number of dead or injured. detonateed a robot to what is called a device -- that is their word -- found inside the building according to sources who added investigators are assembling a battering ram to gain access to the office complex. today, the second mass shooting in the united states in less than a week. initial reports saying as many as 20 people were shot. police confirming there are fidelity's in that shooting at a social services center in san bernardino, california. -- there are fatalities in that shooting. inmany as three gunmen connection with the shooting. stay with us. bloomberg's market a continues in just a moment. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" to mark. >> unknown vitality's following a shooting in san

a spokeswoman for the loma linda university medical center said that she did not know their conditions, but the hospital expects to get three more patients. with more from los angeles is jennifer london. jennifer, with the police confirming 12 killed in these reports of police being on the lookout for a black suv, any new information, anything more that can be added to that? as you know if they're still describing this citizen an active shooter scene at the facility where this first happened? >> it's our understanding, according to the san bernardino sheriff department that they're still calling this an active shooter situation. what we don't know is are they saying that because they believe there are possible shooters on the scene, or is it simply because they have not fully secured and fully locked down the area. that's information that we simply don't know. we have seen the reports that three suspects may have fled in a black suv. eyewitnesses the word there are reports of gunmen heavily armed, wearing ski masks, rifles and wearing protective vests. there are unconfirmed reports on

back here at loma linda university medical center, there are five patients from yesterday's shooting here. three were in critical condition or rather two were in critical condition, three are in fair. we have reports from other hospitals, too. arrowhead regional medical center has five patients, all in stable condition. also at the riverside regional medical center, two patients, a man and a woman, were air flighted to the hospital yesterday with multiple gunshot wounds. they underwent surgery yesterday and today are listed in critical condition. kate? >> charles hadlock at the hospital there. charles, thanks so much. thomas roberts is still in san bernardino. are you still with us on that street? have they opened it to traffic yet? >> kate, they've not opened it to traffic yet, so we are still with you. i'll keep you posted if they ask us to moveover. it's a two-lane road. so they're going to open one spot, i know for sure, then hopefully we'll be safe in the singular lane that we're posted in right now. but i have with me congresswoman loretta sanchez. she serves as one of the seni

a spokesperson from the other trauma center in the area loma linda university center, said four adult patients have been transported there. doctors expect three more patients to come in. let me turn to my colleague chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. jim, obviously it's very early. law enforcement looking at everything going on here. you remarked as that one witness said that there was a county ban k -- a banquet could be taking place, that could be significant. what are you hear sng. >> at this point speaking to law enforcement and counterterrorism officials they don't know what the motive is. what's drawing attention is possibility of multiple shooters, use of long rifles, possibly ak-47 type weapons, automatic weapons. the fact as well that they got away. this suggests planning, a pre-planned operation. not an act of passion. no one's using the word terrorism yet because they frankly don't know the motive. but all those things indicate planning and preparation. and that's something to keep in mind. as you and i both noted when that witness said this was a meeting of

some went to loma linda university. we have a couple trauma centers.ople that weren't as seriously traumatized might have gone to local hospitals. we have community hospitals in our city that are active emergency rooms. >> i have two more questions for you, lieutenant. did you see the suspect who was detained? did you see that person? >> no, i did not. >> that answers my second question. all right. we appreciate you -- >> i would like to can be if i could -- >> no i'm real curious about whether it was male or female. i think that's important. once you get comfortable, we would like to know that. >> sure. and you know i think that the chief was clear about hey we want to be real careful here. we don't want to start an international incident unless we're abs lie sure it is an international incident. we just want the questions answers. is now that we are sure that the personal license to secure that the hardest part and now we can work on -- >> so now that you aren't looking for anyone else. you can wrap the whole thing up. you just need to get informing

know the loma linda university medical center has already received four patients, they have been expecting at least three moral. no word right now on those patients' conditions. this is ground video from san bernardino, where you can see police on the scene. right now, they are searching for at least one male suspect, as we said, maybe more, who may have left the scene in a black s.u.v. i want you to take a listen right now to the san bernardino police chief. >> what we have so far is had entered the building, and had opened fire on people inside of the building. we do have some preliminary numbers of upwards of 14 people that are dead, and upwards of 14 people that are injured. preliminary information indicates that these are people that came prepared, that they were -- they were dressed and equipped in a way to indicate that they were prepared and they had -- they were armed with long guns, not handguns. i do not know what type of guns. >> vanessa: from washington, president obama has been brought up to speed on the details of the shooting. we know that the white house says he was briefe

john blackstone is outside loma linda university medical center, where some survivors are recovering. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the youngest of the victims was 26, the oldest was 60. as we now know, many of the victims worked together at the county of san bernadino. some of them worked so closely together, they called themselves family. family and friends of the 14 men and women killed in wednesday's shooting are honoring their loved ones by offering a glimpse into who they were and how they lived their lives. 37-year-old michael wetzel was a father of six. in a statement posted to a fundraising website, his wife renee said, i didn't know a better person. without him, this family will never be the same. >> he was so kind to everybody, very which i hachivalrous. >> reporter: jennifer that will -- jennifer that her father was strong in his jewish faith. >> they are a very close family, very tight-knit. >> reporter: according one family, their mother of three fled to escape islamic extremism. >> she came for a better life. unfortunately it was taken away from her. >>

here at the loma linda university medical center, at least two remain in critical condition. norah? >> john, thank you so much. >>> officials tell cbs news this morning that a woman named tashfeen malik attended pharmacy school in paecket and the home authorities are going through evidence at the couple's nearby home in redlands. david begnaud spoke with farook's sister farook's family appeared here in the apartment behind me with the couple's 6-month-old baby girl and the for the first time we were >> does it make you angry? >> of course it makes me angry. >> very upset and angry at how you can leave a six month old daughter. >> and he put us in this predicament. >> he met tashfeen malik and they became engaged in 2013 after he traveled to saudi arabia during the annual pilgrimage. she passed a homeland security counter terrorism screening as part of the u.s. vetting process. she was not on any u.s. terror watch list. >> so many lives lost other nothing. >> he was shocked when he learned the man accused of gunning down more than a dozen people turned out to be the coworker he sat j

where john blackstone is at the loma linda medical center where some of those victims are recovering this morning. john? >> reporter: good morning. the loma linda university medically center here received five patients and two were critical wounded. center and the staff here trains for this kind of mass casualty crisis. >> i called my kids and said, if something happens to me, there is a shooting here, just be safe. >> reporter: panic, chaos and confusion followed the gunfire in san bernardino. >> shot in her side. they told me not to come! these guys are still alive, you know that, right? >> we told hors stay downer to stay down and i love her. got in the car because she didn't respond. >> reporter: families huddled after learning about the mass shooting. >> she said i've been shot and i was at a christmas party and i don't know what is going to happen. and i'm scared and i love you. >> not knowing is she okay, is she going to live? where was she shot. >> reporter: their sister was among the 17 inland regional center's survivors hit by bullets. >> she said that the shooters came in and they just started that were in the building with her. >> we are okay

loma linda university medical center.information given out in this press conference. many thanks to public officials, including police. >> goes without saying, but our thoughts and prayers are with the family members. we have provided a variety of services to them. our chaplain department has been actively engaged. and it certainly is part of our mission to provide for all of the needs of our patients and we have been actively engaged in meeting their needs on every level, including those that request thoughts and prayers. we have directly communicate would them about that. so, again, thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> all right. we're going to breakaway. he mentioned four patients that i could hear, two of them in critical condition. two of them in fair condition. he's not giving out any more information about the patients inside that hospital. it's up to them to share their stories. many of them, he said, have already shared their stories on facebook, but, again, it's up to the individual patients a

but here at the loma linda university medical center, at least two remain in critical condition.orah? >> john, thank you so much. >>> officials tell cbs news this morning that a woman named tashfeen malik attended pharmacy school in paecket and the home country of farook's wife. authorities are going through evidence at the couple's nearby home in redlands. david begnaud spoke with farook's sister farook's family appeared here in the apartment behind me with the couple's 6-month-old baby girl and the closest we have been able to get. for the first time we were able to ask immediate family is there anything they knew that would have indicated how violent this man would be? >> i can never imagine my brother or my sister-in-law doing something like this, especially because they were happily married and had a beautiful 6-month-old daughter. it's mind boggling why they could do something like this. >> reporter: the couple say they share the heartache felt by their community and this country. they can't believe someone so close to them could do something so horrific. >> people can't fa

many of the injured were taken to a hospital in loma linda, california. the university medical center is a teaching hospital. a reporter on the scene was able to shoot this video earlier today, as ambulances carrying the injured rushed in. tonight, the waiting rooms there are filled with family and friends of the victims, as they wait for word. >>> tonight, dc police chief kathy lanier talked about the option citizens have when faced with a situation like the one in san bernardino. >> you've got really three options if this happens. one running out, if you can. two, hide, barricade yourself behind a blocked door, if you can. but if there's no other alternative, you can't get out, you can't hide, your other option is to fight. it's an individual choice you have to make. >> lanier said most active shooter scenarios are over within 10 minutes. first responders typically arrive within 5 to 7 minutes. >>> president obama offering his condolences to the victims of today's shootings. in an interview with cbs news, he said government leaders need to work together to keep mass s

loma linda, california. what more are you learning about the conditions of those treated at that hospital? >> hi, thomas. well, the san bernardino police chief today increased the number of injured from 17 to 21. loma linda universityl center is the only trauma one medical center here in the region. five of the wounded patients were brought here. two are in critical condition. they remain in stable condition today. three are in fair but stable condition including a san bernardino county sheriff's deputy who was injured yesterday by flying glass in that huge shoot-out with the suspects inside their suburban. arrowhead regional medical center has five patients in stable condition. also at the riverside regional medical center, two patients, a man and a woman, were flown here by helicopter yesterday. they underwent surgery for multiple gunshot wounds. they're listed in critical condition today, thomas. >> charles hadlock reporting from lomb la linda hospital. i want to bring in councilman ricky van johnson. he's the councilman pro tempore. excuse my latin. a horrific incident that we still don't have clarity of motive. it's been challenging for our city for this type of episode to happen in san bernardino. you just do

we have been able to confirm, i will say, that loma linda university and another regional medical center have reached out and talked to nbc news and have confirmed that they have received multiple victims. they will not comment more on that. they will not say what the status of those victims are. all we know is that according to a reuters spokesperson, or a police spokeswoman talking to reuters, the san bernardino center -- and this is just coming in, guys, so bear with me. the san bernardino center was hosting an event when more than one gunman burst into the room and began firing. that's according to a police spokesman to reuters, which pretty much confirms, bill and kelly, what the ceo, mary beth field, who's the president and ceo of the inland regional center board of trustees told us earlier. back to you guys. >> thank you, sue. let's bring in michael solomon now. a former intelligence officer at the u.s. state department. we were asking, of course, about the numbers of people here who might be casualties, given the number of gunmen involved in the size of this potential operation.

area hospitals here, but here at the loma linda medical center there was also a bomb square this afternoon. that has now been discounted but classes at the university medical center have been canceled. scott. >> pelley: john blackstone reporting. thank you, john. we're looking at a live picture of police apparently going house to house in this neighborhood where the shoot-out with the suspects in the s.u.v. occurred. large number of police officers moving through that neighborhood. we are going to wrap up this cbs news special report but for many of you, we will be going back to regular programming. for some of you, this special edition of the cbs evening news will continue in just a moment. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back

area hospitals here, but here at the loma linda medical center there was also a bomb square this afternoon. that has now been discounted but classes at the university medical center have been canceled. scott. >> pelley: john blackstone reporting. thank you, john. we're looking at a live picture of police apparently going house to house in this neighborhood where the shoot-out with the large number of police officers moving through that neighborhood. we are going to wrap up this cbs news special report but for many of you, we will be going back to regular programming. for some of you, this special will continue in just a moment. hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. plus $400 per line. see ya soon. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radi

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university of chicago. i want to go back to kayna whitworth on the scene there at loma linda hospital in san bernardino, california where several of the injured have been brought in. we were discussing, kayna, we also have the local police there asking directly for help from the public. they say they are seeking three call 1-866-34 -- >> reporter: right now they have received four patients. they say at least four more are on the way, possibly more. what you were talking about is the ex true security. the san bernardino police department is on scene. their presence is heavily felt. for almost every other car that is parked along a street, there is a security officer or a police officer, one or the other. the other thing i saw is officers from the union pacific railroad fleet, they're on the other side of the hospital standing in the parking lot with their guns drawn. they said they are here to protect any potential target. they just want to help. now, the other thing about this hospital is that it's currently undergoing some renovations right now. so just off to the other side of me they're currently building a gig

loma linda hospital. that was deemed to be not credible. nonetheless, they took the security precaution of canceling classes at the university, but, again, security still at a heightened alert. hopefully we're going to get more information about how these victims are doing. but right now, the information is pretty limited. >> dan simon for us at one of the hospitals where they are caring for some of the injured. thanks so much, dan. >> thanks, dan. to talk abouthe attacks and that investigation, joining us now on the phone, former fbi special agent steve moore. steve, there is so much speculation out there at this point, we know it is early on. but based on the information that you have seen and heard, what can you tell us about the direction of the investigation at this point? >> well, what they're going to do is try to find out exactly obviously what we're all trying to do is find out what the motive was. but they're going to do that through finding associates, through assessment of his electronic devices, his computers, his phones, things like that. and they're going to look at the basic circumstances of the attack, the methods and the tactics

university of chicago. i want to go back to kayna whitworth on the scene there at loma linda hospital in san bernardino, california where several of the injured have been brought in. we were discussing, kayna, we also have the local police there asking directly for help from the public. they say they are seeking three suspects who fled the scene. call 1-866-34 -- >> reporter: right now they have received four patients. they say at least four more are what you were talking about is the ex true security. the san bernardino police department is on scene. their presence is heavily felt. for almost every other car that is parked along a street, there is a security officer or a police officer, one or the other. the other thing i saw is officers from the union pacific railroad fleet, they're on the other side of the hospital standing in the parking lot with their guns drawn. they said they are here to protect any potential target. they just want to help. now, the other thing about this hospital is that it's currently undergoing some renovations right now. so just off to the other side of me they're currently building a g