. >> morph to breaking news coverage of the shooting of san bern dee know. anderson cooper is picking up anderson cooper is picking up right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you for joining us, i'm anderson cooper live in san bernardino, california. i want to welcome the viewers watching on cnn and around the world of the special coverage of the california massacre shooting. in the last few minutes on cnn investigators have drawn a clear line connecting the shooting in california to isis. i want to go to jim sciutto who is tracking the details. what do we know? >> well, multiple officials are saying that tashfeen malik, who is the wife of sayed rizwan farouq, and that moments before the killing that she posted allegiance to abu bakr baghdadi. and that is leading up to the involvement of terrorism connected with this, and they are saying it is isis-inspired killing, but not directed by isi isis, but it is more and more of a case of self-radicalization. and i want to talk about the workplace issue of being possibly involved of the investigat

what one of the san bern m doon know shooters pledge her loyalty to isis on facebook. all right. stacey deli cat now joins now how they are fighting back against terror or trying to. >> well, al the big companies have existing plans in place to flag and remove condition tent and accounts related to terrorism. now none are saying openly whether they are increasing efforts in light of recent attacks but called for them to do justs that. >> tashfeen malik pledged to her allegience to isis on facebook just before the shooting. now there are new questions about what social networking companies could and should be doing to police for terrorism-related i will urge high-tech and law enforcement leaders to mack it harder for terrorists to use technol foy escape from justice p. >> michael s. smith is a unt cooer terrorism at vis are to congress and ceo of and he told us ve are keep you the test companies should be doing more. >> social hed ya companies in particular should be doing a lot more in terms of aggressive responses to the situation of the abuses of their technologies to hp the is

the latest numbers from san bern deno dino police after gunmen burst into a developmental disability center in san bernardino and opened fire in a central part of that building. many, many people of the several hundred that work there were safely evacuateded. but again 14 killed, up to 14 fluid. we expect an update shortly. >> reporter: we're seeing some buses come out right now. looks like city buses coming our way, presumably with evacuees on area. they are being escorted by police cars here. we had some city buses as well as school buses behind it. brought in to help remove people. there were hundreds of people inl side that building at the time the shooting occurred and any home is that they were able to contain this particular shooting anded we don't know yet know what the motives of the we can take to make americans safer and that we should come together in a bipartisan basis that every level of government -- to make these rare as opposed to normal. we should never think that this is something that just happens in the ordinary covers events because it doesn't happen with the sam

. >> across san bern don't owe, community members gathered sunday, and churches and moss tox pay tribute to the victims. at growing memorial near the shooting scene, people of all faiths left flowers and lit candles, 14 people died, and 21 were hurt, in the worst terror attack on us soil since nine/116789 chris martinez, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> president obama reassuring the nation us will overcome the threat of terrorism. in a rare prime time address from the oval office last night, the president did not offer any new plans for fighting isis in iraq and syria. >> he urge the congress to take more action on gun control. some republicans are criticizing the president for paying to announce additional policies, forbath link the terror group. >> philadelphia's point breeze neighborhood. fire broke out around 1:00 along the 2300 block of moore street. officials say, resident were able to safely escape. the fire was placed under control in 15 minute, its cause remains under investigation. >>> right now, beautiful day for stroll. "eyewitness news" cameras at dilworth park respect despite

nbc has more from san bern dee notary public. >> reporter: this is the first time we are seeing malikr, wife, suspected terrorist, after spending two days focusing mostly on her husband, farook, law enforcement did an about turn after learning she had posted an oath of allegiance to isis on facebook during wednesday's attack. >> like, if you met her, she was the girl next door, the sweet innocent kind, always smiling, nice to you. you would never, ever guess that girl had ties to isis. >> reporter: the fbi declaring this a terror investigation, but it does not believe the couple had direct ties to isis or any other terrorist network. >> so far, we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or part of a cell. >> reporter: today at the couple's home, we were allowed inside by the landlord after being cleared by the fbi. there was no access to the garage converted into a bomb making lab. >> this is not what our religion teaches us. this is not what we believe in. >> reporter: the fellow congress agree gats fear backlash, and at another vigil tonight, the

. >>> in san bern dino, a friend of the two mass shooters has been indicted. he's accused of providing the weapons the two shooters used in the attack that left 14 people dead. other charges involve conspiring with one of the shooters to attack riverside city college and a freeway in 2011 and 2012. those plans were never carried out. marquez is not accused of taking part in the shooting earlier this month in soon bernardino. >>> a top u.s. general may need more troops on the ground in afghanistan, not fewer as the president has called for. army general john cambell testimonies usa today that he wants to keep as many of the 9800 troops in afghanistan that he can for as long as he can. he also says that he may request additional forces. the president has said the u.s. will reduce the number of troops in afghanistan from 9800 to 5500 by 2017. >> if we're not able to stabilize the country with the afghan national security forces properly assisted by us, then that government could fall, and then afghanistan becomes a hot bed of terrorist activities. >>reporter: gen

. >> workers inside the inland regional center in san bern when a gunman opens fire. >> i heard another co-worker screaming there's a shooting. she got shot! >> many hid in closets or locked the office doors fearing for their safety. this woman hid inside a closet for 30 minutes. >> we had our texts. >> others went about their daily routines when shots rang out. >> it was a normal day, and the next thing you know we hear this big boom and it kept on going and going. it was bad. >> it sounded like a gun range. shots went off like crazy, a lot of shots. >> once families were finally able to meet up with their loved ones, there were a lot of hugs and tears. relief for those who made it out alive but grief for those who didn't. >> fortunately she made it out fine. unfortunately, others didn't. my thoughts are with their families. were killed and 17 hurt. >>> the shooting sparked mass families. a lot of them spent hours waiting to hear word from loved happened. the night team's brandon ga notice has more on emotional moments. >> family members are kept away from the scene by police. the only

the latest numbers from san bern deno dino police after gunmen burst into a developmental disability center in san bernardino and opened fire in a central part of that building. many, many people of the several safely evacuateded. but again 14 killed, up to 14 injured. we are told those numbers are fluid. we expect an update shortly. >> reporter: we're seeing some buses come out right now. looks like city buses coming our way, presumably with evacuees on them getting them out of this area. they are being escorted by police cars here. we had some city buses as well as school buses behind it. brought in to help remove people. there were hundreds of people inl side that building at the time the shooting occurred and the focus for law enforcement right now is finding the shooters. they are working on the assumption that three shooters got away in a black suv. hours ago now and they could be anywhere at this point. we are waiting for another update from law enforcement from the police chief and you can see -- count 1, two, three, four, five -- six school buses. and inside we can see the bu

we will begin with that mas shooting in san bern dino, california yesterday. is is how it's playing out on the front pages. we will begin with the san bernardino sun paper calling it horrific then enterprise record says it shocked the city of san bernardino and then the lodi sentinel says pray for us. they say it was a husband and wife that gunned down 1 and

had>> will car in san bern den no this -- will carr in san bernardino. thank you, will. >>> gop presidential candidates says this means we are at war with islamic extremists. president obama is refusing to call the massacre an act of terror. >> it is possible that this was terrorist related, but we don't know. it's also possible that this was workplace related. >> the president continues to raise his hands and say, we will see. but those folks dressed in tactical gear with semi automatic weapons came there to do something. we need to come to grips with the idea that we are in the midst of the next world war. >> this president, former secretary of state cannot call it for what it is, it is islamic terrorism that wants to destroy our way of life, wants to attack our freedom. they have declared war on us and we need to declare war on them. >> the official motive is still unknown. five people were gunned down by a jihadist government is back open for business. cafe bonnar is the fist business to reopen since 130 people were killed in the attacks that happene

. >>> want to tell you where we are, at a stadium in san bern t -- san bernardino where inside thousandsaying respect to those who lost their lives in the attack. the event is underway. we're learning more about the incredible medical response to the shooting here in san bernardino while we were reporting on the manhunt yesterday, following it in realtime with live coverage was playing out away from the cameras in hospital trama bays across the city. 14 people were killed. 21 were wounded in the shooting. the injured were triaged on site and rushed to nearby hospitals. six patients were taken to arrowhead regional medical center. this photo shows teams at the hospital waiting for the injured to arrive bracing for the worst. huge nufmbers of people on hand. dr. sanjay gupta to talked to what they faced. here is the exclusive report. >> reporter: you're looking inside one of the emergency rooms were patients were brought after the mass shooting that rocked southern california. >> we have ten operating rooms ready to go and radiology was ready. everyone was ready. >> reporter: so here is wh

comfortable that the two shooters that went into the building are the two shoo r shooters deceased on san bern dn know avenue. >> [ inaudible ]. >> so we have this crime scene, we have the crime scene up on san bernadino avenue, we have the house in redlands where our information took us to. that's being actively worked as well. and as i said, mr. farook was a county employee. we obviously secured his office space if n case that has any component to the investigation. >> [ inaudible ]. >> he is on -- it is a residence listed for him. i don't know if it was living there. >> what's the motive then? >> we don't have the motive at this point. i'm really being careful because we all know that when these types of things happen, we've seen this happen time and time again. there's a lot of information that. co-s out in the first day in the first couple of day ps. and that information changes significantly in the days that follow. so until we know the motive or we really have a clear -- something clear evidentiary based on that motive, i just don't want to weigh in on that right now. >> have you ruled

. >> morph to breaking news coverage of the shooting of san bern dee know. s picking up anderson cooper is picking up right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thank you for joining us, i'm anderson cooper live in san bernardino, california. i want to welcome the viewers watching on cnn and around the world of the special coverage of the california massacre shooting. in the last few minutes on cnn investigators have drawn a clear line connecting the shooting in california to isis. i want to go to jim sciutto who is tracking the details. what do we know? >> well, multiple officials are saying that tashfeen malik, who

but san bern den know where this played out, tell our viewers a little by more about this area, abouts place. >> yeah. this is a quiet community, so typical of where these shootings often take place. no one here expected anything like this to happen amongst their community here. and once again, this does reignite that whole debate about gun control, about gun laws, were the gun laws here too lax. should people have been allowed to carry their own firearms for protection, or were they too lenient, which allowed these gunmen at least to purchase two, or at least two of the guns purchased legally. so once again, the debate over whether gun laws should be tough enough or whether they should be relaxed so people can protect themselves in this kind of situation situation, that goes back to this time and time again. there's a paralysis that the gunman simply doesn't know how to deal with these mas casualty events. we'll continue to follow these breaking news here, isha. there's been another mass shooting in california. we continue to report on these mas shootings. a lot more details here fro

. >> i'm john vause in san bern din knee. >> sources say a gunman was apparently radicalized. a number of people being investigated by the fbi for international terrorism. they killed 14 people at a conference center woenz. they were killed a few hours later in a shootout with police. police found 12 pipe womans at their home. the couple met in 2013 when farook traveled to saudi arabia. police are searching globally for wider terror ties and locally. we get more now on kyung lah. >>> patrick bacardi left to use the bathroom when the attack started. >> i thought someone attacked the towel dispenser because i was being pummeled as i pulled out the towels in to the dispens dispenser. >> baccari hid in the bathroom while he and his wife fired off 76 rounds killing 14 people. >> why do you think he did that? >> well, i think his believes were contrary to our american dreams. you would think somebody working to the ka passionty and education level that you are has similar respect and values. >> law enforcement sources tell cnn fa ruk was apparently was radicalized and in touch with

these are the faces of thezgvxd many%- worked for the san bern dee county health department.as a father of six, another had moved to the united states to escape persecution in iran. one of the victims had roots in cape may county and reports say he clashed with one of the suspected killers. he lived in cape may county before moving to california, and according to the new york times, he was overheard two weeks ago arguing with about israel with his coworker, syed farook, one of the suspected mass murderers. another was harry bowman, born  t with family still living in york. yesterday, pennsylvania governor released a statement offering sympathies to the bowman family. >>> philadelphia police say there's no known terrorist threat here, but city officials are constantly working with the fbi to keep everybody safe. philadelphia has been on high alert since the paris attacks last month, and, certainly now, more than ever, because of what happened in california. yesterday, the fbi labeled the massacre in california as an act of terror as we mentioned. the big is what does terroris

thousands of employees of san bern -- bernardino county are returning to work. the shooter attd

mobilize a man show shoot up planned parenthood and the kind of fear that mobilized that coup knell san bern lynn-- san bernardino, that is something about who we are as human beings, that that can get ignitessed, and cause us to stop seeing another human being as a human being, and toings acts of yowtd rage us violence about them. >> rose: help me understand the connection between deed and the mindset to do the deed. >> i think that that kieng of mindset is developed in a world view and it can be attributed to almost any religion where the world becomes a sim police particular story about good and evil. and there are purely bad people on one side and purely good people on the other. and the bad people represent sump a threat to your existence that their a nielation is the only thing that you can imagine has some capacity. >> that is the apocalyptic story. >> rose: or radical extreme groups. >> christianity has done it for years, centuries. >> rose: and the best example of that is. >> the crusades. but i think we also hear it in the crowds that are cheering on trump right now. >> rose: who a

new plan could be implemented, but it comes in the wake, of course, what we discovered with the san bernp know, california -- san bernardino, california, shooting this month. let's bring in allen west. i personally think it would very much help officials because that's where isis is going, lieutenant colonel, right? to facebook, to twitter. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. and it's a pleasure to be with you, liz, and merry christmas. liz: thank you. >> you know, when i think about the debate that's been going back and forth about the violation of the constitutional rights of american citizens when it comes to the metadata collection, here we had someone that was a foreign national trying to enter into the united states of america, and we had an exclusion against that person's social media being looked at. you know, when you think about what the hacker group anonymous is doing against isis right now, you see them far more successful and far more vigilant than our own administration is against militant islamic terrorists and jihadists. so i am very concerned about this exclusionary rule t

. >> it is great they were deployed last week in san bern ben. >> that's the point. intelligence failure. >> it was, absolutely. >> you don't make up an idea to ban all muslims from coming into the united states when the issue is nation nag security venlt>> it is an intelligence failure why don't we put the ban in until americans can be safe. it is just temporary. >> it has nothing to do with muslims as a whole. it has to do with extremists. >> it is second class citizen they can tell them whether to drive, go to school, go to work, marital race not even a crime. >> that is nothing to do with extremists. they are interpreting the qur'an in one way. >> they want to come to america. >> how about radical islamists. we have to do what i think is a wholesale ban on all immigration. just shut it down for two or three months. >> is america safer once we ban mexicans, rapists? >> the rhetoric -- >> hapg on a second. >> monica, if we build the wall -- >> you talk to me about rhetoric verses thinking we have 355 mass shootings in america. >> if we build the wall -- if we build

officers and normal citizens here and they purchased ammunition all the time in bulk before the san bern adine no shooting and they've never been questioned, never h the police show up at their house before. >> reporter: chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> burglar tar et ifs south bay charity, stealing donations meant to help children. video shows a man breaking into this office and stealing about $1,000 in cash. nbc bay area shows us how this is a reoccurring problem. >> reporter: they kicked in the door here. >> this strip was broken. >> reporter: that break-in was caught on tape. surveillance video shows a man entering the back door of the bay area children's association on saratoga avenue in san jose, the suspect headed to the front desk where he stole a locked box filled with $1,000 cash. much of it donation money that was supposed to go to help clients like this 24-year-old brendan doyle. >> that could have been donated to someone and someone stealing that potential donation, it's messed up. >> reporter: baca, the nonprofit provides mental health services for kids and young adults

thousands of employees of san bern -- bernardino county are returning to work. the shooter attended an islamic school while living in pakistan. the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it, president obama said. here is a live look now from san bernardi bernardino, first responders and survivors from last week's shooting speak to reporters about their experience. this is a physician of some of those injured. nbc 10 national correspondent jay gray is following the developments from san bernardino, california. >> reporter: hey there good morning. we expect to hear from some of the survivors today of the attack that killed 14, wounded 21 others, that as their colleagues return to work for the first time since that attack. we are also expecting an update today from the fbi, telling us more about what's happening in their investigation, something they characterized at this point as an act of terror so they continue to look into that. night who said that the u.s. will defeat isis, calling on help from those in local communities to watch what's going on an

. >> reporter: a pivotal moment of a mass killing in san bern and eeno. a vehicle with two suspects dead in side. the the suspects dead at the scene, one is a male, one a female. they were addressed in assault kind of clothing. they are arm said with assault rifles and handguns. >> a third person was detained running from the scene. police are not sure if they were involved. several hours earlier shooters burst into a holiday banquet for employees at the local health department, on the grounds of a center that serves people with learning disabilities. they opened fire, killing 14. 17 wounded, some critically. david johnson was walking nearby when the shooting started. >> that was going on for, like, a couple of minutes, man. it wasn't bang, bang, bang. it wasn't continued shooting. this was - it was bang, bang, and a different pitch. that sounds like a different weapon. >> none of the disabled clients or the staff at the center were shot. megan shia was one of those evacuated from the inland regional center complex when the mayhem erupted. >> we were told

. >>> new details in a san bern din yoi shooting. a friend of neighbor has been henric marquez bought the two assault rifle used by farook in the massacre that killed 14 people and wounded more than 20 others. the judge ruled marquez still poses a danger to the community. >> baltimore police officer william porter will once again be tried in the death of freddie gray. his first trial ended in mistrial last week. the new trial date will be formalized this morning. porter is the first of 6 police officers to go on trial in connection with gray's death. gray died from a spinal injury april. >> a texas grand jury deciding not to indict jail official. 28-year-old found hanging in her jail cell back in july. three days after she's pilled over for not signalling before a lane change. the traffic stop become confrontational when bland refused to get out of the car and in the trooper started threatening her with the stun gun. it hasn't been determined if the >> let's talk politics now this morning. the front-runner in the race for the white h

there were 355 in san bern dee know in 337 days. another analysis says that we are eighth in the world when it comes to being behind lawless countries like norway and belgium. gun violence has gone down dramatically in this country. >> that's the critical point here. and the second amendment seems to have collected more and more adherence, gun violence overall gun violence is down. and not only is that the case, it is also the case that the prescriptions for, quote, sensible gun control that are being advanced now in the wake of these shootings, do not include anything that would have, as far as i know, would have stopped this attack. so people are coming forward with unpopular solution that is have proved a dead end repeatedly for the republican party that wouldn't solve the problem. >> don't you think that's the case, most states that have stricter gun control have lower incidences of death homicide by guns. there's some relationship there, and chris, isn't it a relationship that the united states among all western industrialized

and flag images and content relating to the paris attack and images and content relating to the san bernshootings last week. this may have been a copy cat style. it appears to have had some isis inspiration but his brother telling him he had mental health issues and alerted police of that. there seems to be some blend between mental health challenges and also radicalization. we've seen that before obviously in the united states and canada and other places, other attacks, anderson. >> there is knife attacks in england before, a british soldier, i believe his last anytime is rigby was beheaded outside his military base. there is no evidence this was an isis-directed attack, correct? inspired by it would seem but as of now, it's not clear whether it was actually directed, correct? >> no evidence at all it was an isis directed attack which would require him to go to syria or iraq, no evidence of that travel. this seems to be somebody angered reacting to the vote in the house last week where british lawmakers authorize air strikes against isis in syria, anderson. >> this -- european intellige

. >> for republicans, the massacre in san bern bean owe has less to do with gun control and is more about need to fight terrorism at home and a broad. >> the fact of the mat is her these individuals would have passed expanded backgrounds check. >> on the campaign trail, presidential hopefuls say the problem in the fight against terror starts at the white house. one of our priorities must be to defeat isis, not to contain them, not to degrade them, to defeat isis, and to be back in the leadership business. >> president obama told cbs news, congress needs to pass gun control laws to stop the number of mass shootings in america. >> jessica dean, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> now, four republican senators voted for that expanded gun control legislation, but it still didn't have enough support to reach the 60 votes needed. >> meanwhile, a paris cafe target in the last month's from or attacks has reopened. customers packed labonneberre in show of support. instead of lifting the daily specials, the menu board red in part it is time to get together again. united to move on and not forget. >> well

of course, we learned more about the san bern attack t.eadlines screamed about a cache of bullets and bombs, a stockpile of arms. the shooters had so many weapons there. the arsenal found. but for some gun owners in the u.s., farook's stockpiles isn't out of the ordinary. we talk about it with cnn law enforcement analyst and former assistant of the u.s. marshals. let me ask you. 5200 rounds counted from those four sheets of items seized from the home. unusual? >> not at all. i have executed search warrants and other residences where we've come across 20, 30 weapons, 20 to 30,000 rounds of ammunition. so this batch of weapons and ammunition that they found is not unusual. i think this is the whole part of their scheme to stay under the radar. if they were buying bulk ammo and thousands of rounds a month, then probably they would have shown up on the radar somewhere. i think this is all a part of tear scheme to stay under the radar. >> we heard from president obama on down. if you see something, say something. but there is no clarity on what

the latest numbers from san bern de dino police after gunmen burst into a developmental disability center in san bernardino and opened fire in a central part of that building. many, many people of the several hundred that work there were safely evacuateded. but again 14 killed, up to 14 injured. we are told those numbers are fluid. we expect an update shortly.

. >>> the first funeral will be held today for victim of the san bern terror attack. one of 14 people killed in that mass shooting and word this morning the couple behind the third suspect. he was a friend of a former neighbor who admitted to giving questioned about other plans the couple may have had. the fbi says the couple was on the path to radical station even before their marriage last year. >> end of 2013 they were talking to each other and things before they became engaged and married and lived together in the united states. >> source tell cbs news the justice department is looking support for terrorism. >>> new information this morning on a deadly police involved shooting of an unarmed man in westchester. the new york state attorney general's office is now taking over the investigation. 36 year old miguel espinol was shot and killed tuesday during a confrontation tuesday with officers after he lead police on a high speed car chase. the nypd will conduct its own internal appropriate into the shooting. no injuries following a gas leak. national grid and con ed

the latest numbers from san bern de dino police after gunmen burst into a developmental disability center in san bernardino and opened fire in a central part of that building. many, many people of the several hundred that work there were safely evacuateded. but again 14 killed, up to 14 injured. we are told those numbers are fluid. we expect an update shortly. >> reporter: we're seeing some buses come out right now. looks like city buses coming our way, presumably with evacuees on them getting them out of this area. they are being escorted by police cars here. we had some city buses as well as school buses behind it. brought in to help remove people. there were hundreds of people inl side that building at the time the shooting occurred and the focus for law enforcement right now is finding the shooters. they are working on the assumption that three shooters got away in a black suv. of course that was almost four hours ago now and they could be anywhere at this point. we are waiting for another update from law enforcement from the police chief and you can see -- count 1, two, three, four,

farouk and his wife died after authorities say they opened fire on a holiday party in san bernadino bern. the community came together to grieve for the 14 killed. 21 were hurt and now we're hearing from survivors and from the first officer to respond to the scene. >> it was unspeakable, the carnage that we were seeing, the number of people who were nired and unfortunately already dead. and the pure panic on the face of those individuals. >> i laid on the floor and put my feet against the floor and i had the other gentleman beside me do the same. he wasn't going to be able to get in. i guess if he did it would be over our dead bodies. ch >> investigators don't have a motive but some say the discovery of ammunition, weapons and pipe bombs at the attackers' home along with information about the suspects' past points to terrorism as a possible component. one of the 14 killed worked in cape may county. hear from those who knew and loved nicolas thalasinos. a dentist is worried how the shooting will impact how others perceive his faith. >> i was horrified. i hope it's not muslim. i hope it's n

carter evans has found the gun violence is sending many inn san bern dee know to the gun store. >> more than two dozen people lined up outside when a gun store opened. it's's similar story at the gun range where there was target practice two days before farook killed 14 co-workers. business there is up 60 % since the attack. >> reporter: you didn't want a gun in the house before. why is that changed now? >> the reason it's changed now is because it's in our neighborhood. >> reporter: desiree is a single mother of three. >> i've had multiple conversations with women who have never shotguns who are looking at buying one to protect thselves. >> reporter: nerves are frayed throughout this community. on sunday night, there was panic when reports of gunfire at a nearby shopping mall led to more than 3 00 law enforcement officers circling the property. it turned out to be a robbery where people mistook the sound of smashing glass for gunshots. the police chief. >> people are on edge and extra cautious, which is good. that's what we're askingeople to do. >> reporter: being extra cautious now me

carter evans has found the gun violence is sending many in san bern dee know to the gun store. >> more than two dozen people lined up outside when a gun store opened. it's a similar story at the gun range where there was target practice two days before farook killed 14 co-workers. business there is up 60 % since the attack. >> reporter: you didn't want a gun in the house before. why is that changed now? >> the reason it's changed now is because it's in our neighborhood. >> reporter: desiree is a single mother of three. >> i've had multiple conversations with women who have never shotguns who are looking at buying one to protect themselves. >> reporter: nerves are frayed throughout this community. on sunday night, there was panic when reports of gunfire at a nearby shopping mall led to more than 3 00 law enforcement officers circling the property. it turned out to be a robbery where people mistook the sound of smashing glass for gunshots. the police chief. >> people are on edge and extra cautious, which is good. that's what we're asking people to do. >> reporter: being extra cautious no

. >>> president obama will travel to san bern dee ardino tomorrow to meet before heading to hawaii for the first family's christmas vacation. >>> the department of homeland security is adding a third warning level to the terrorism level. the bulletin level allows the public to be aware of any terror threats. it includes actions the government is taking and suggestions what the public should do in response. the former system had two levels, elevated and imminent. officials say the change has been in the planning stages for months and is not in response to a specific or credible threat. >>> to politics now. donald trump's feud with rival jeb bush spilled over on to the campaign trail. during a late night appearance, the republican front runner appeared to have a change of heart and a new message for his party. peter alexander has more. good morning to you. >> good morning. donald trump is picking up where the debate left off, swatting at jeb bush, insisting he doesn't want bush's endorsement. statement, jeb doesn't represent strength, power and stamina, needs. >> reporter: donald trump m

we will begin with that mas shooting in san bern dino, california yesterday. this is how it's playing out on the front pages. we will begin with the san bernardino sun paper calling it horrific then enterprise record says it shocked the city of san bernardino and then the lodi sentinel says pray for us. they say it was a husband and wife that gunned down 1 and injured 17 others and the daily journal says the two were on a mission. we will begin with your thoughts on this. host: you can also send us a tweet or join the conversation email book, twitter or s at journal@c-span.org. "usa today" front page story this morning, blood bath in san bernardino. 14 killed, one person detained and two suspects dead in a police shootout. one of the law enforcement official it's says the investigations are focusing on an incident, perhaps a workplace dispute in which one a on came angry and left gathering of employees. the person returned with two others. nd a team of gunmen kills 14 and injured 17 at a holiday party. this is from the "l.a. times," he two guns recovered from t

states, and that said, that's the same thing you hear all the time and then you hear things like san bernardino happen da after those statements are made. that's the reason why you see a lot more vigilance from authorities. >> thank you so much. overseas an imminent terror aplot appears to be filed when two suspects were arrested with suicide bombing gear. this is the second time this week the police made an arrest in a plot targeting a major city on new years eve. elyce has been digging on this story. this is drastic action the city of brussels is taking because of this terror threat. >> this comes on the heels of the arrest of two people plotting attacks in brussels and today belgium authorities arrested a man connected with the paris attacks but while these plots in brussels and turkey were tworted around the world, it is proving a jittery backdrop. found with these backpacks and suicide vests ready to use as authorities say the pair being identified only by their initials scouted locations for a new years eve terror attack. >> as this year is ending, it appears isis is ratcheting up i

phase of terrorism threats we're facing now in the country, in light of paris and what happened in san bern dee kne -- bernardino. this is a new development by the obama administration. as you might recall, there was a terror alert system that was coded from green to orange to red, that was announced after the 9/11 attacks. after much criticism, it was phased out in 2011. the fact that they're planning to announce a new version of this really tells you they believe what has been happening, the strategy that has been employed, is not enough to reflect the threat level that they're seeing right now. it's important to note that johnson is facing a lot of questions, simply because his department is the one that would have done some of the screening that allowed tashfeen malik in on a fiance visa last year. just over a year after she was allowed into this country, she carries out the deadliest domestic terror attack in the country since 9/11. a lot of questions being asked of the homeland security department. as f you heard from president obama last night, he said one of the things they're doing

he's live in san bern bernardino. good morning. >> thousands turned out to vigils last night to pay tribute to the victims and show does have all the hall marks of terrorism, the motive here still is not clear. as thousands gathered at a candle light to remember the victims killed in san bernardino, the focus turns to what motivated farouk and malik to execute mass murder. >> we are in so much shock. >> sarah and her husband were related to the suspects who died in a shootout with police. >> i can never imagine my brother or sister-in-law doing something like this, they were happily married, a beautiful six month old daughter. >> investigators say farouk traveled to saudi arabia and pakistan last year and returned with malik who came to the u.s. on a fiance visa. while the couple was not on any terror watch list, law enforcement tells cbs news farouk had been in contact with people overseas and in the u.s. with possible ties to terrorism. is a guy who was probably radicalized by either isis or al-qaeda. >> officials r

. >>> enrique mÁrquez el hombre que comprÓ los rifles utilizados en el a saque taque de san bern hoyrismo, mÁrquez era amigo y ex vecino de syed farook quien junto a sus esposa, abriÓ fuego contra un grupo de personas matando a 14 de ellas e hi reerndz hiriendo a mÁs de 20 en el mes. investigan un disparo de un oficial en el interior del hospital. segÚn la policÍa, hay un apartamento y varios agentes fueron llevados al hospital con heridas leves, una vez en la clÍnica el sospechoso atacÓ con una silla a un agente que intentÓ detenerlo con una pistola taser, luego el sospechoso le quitÓ la arma al policÍa que abriÓ fuego. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> bueno en un show dominical de nuestra casa matriz, nbc, donald trump se defendiÓ de los ataques recibidos durante el Último compromiso demÓcrata del aÑo >>> no estaba en la escenario, pero las retÓricas de do en dod trump fue el centro de la polÉmica. al a pobordar el tema sobre la lucha del estado islÁmico, clinton atacÓ al candidato. >>> es el mejor reclutador de isis, el ataque muestra los ataques a los musulmanes. >>> nadie ha sido capaz de proba

. >>> we're following breaking news in the san bern dardino terror attack,, marquez is revealing newand farook previously built pipe bombs together as a hobby and we do want to dig deeper. a cnn justice reporter evan perez and retired lieutenant general mark hurtling and cnn military analyst and former cia operative and cnn security and intelligence analyst bob baer. first to you, evan, what are you learning here? >> marquez is really a key character now in this investigation. obviously he knows farook a lot going back years and he was involved allegedly in this plot that the two of them cooked up back in 2012 and this information he's providing, which is that he and farook together built these pipe bombs or had experience building pipe bombs and he's describing it as like a hobby and experimenting with explosives and minimizing the importance and certainly is not taking any responsibility for the pipe bombs found at the house or the ones that failed to go off at the inland regional center, but he's sort of portraying this as a hobby they worked together on. this is key information b

san bern durn dee know. a manhunt like this as nighttime is more complicated than during the day. >> absolutely. if you remember the los angeles police officer went up into the san bernardino mountains. they assumed he fled the country and he was within 100 yards. as you mentioned, two hours from darkness, this will be a difficult thing and it may be days or weeks before the three are located. it will turn into a more intelligence-driven investigation. who are members of the group. has anybody else heard of threats planned by these individuals that were going to do it. it's going to be based on that at this point. >> what seem to me, you've been involved in these searches, they have video presumably in that building. i assume they are going through it even as we speak right now. they want to get images of these three individuals, if there are three individuals and get them out to the public as quickly as possible to help in this search. >> i agree, wolf. mr. nelson gave us some very important information. he

county of san bern dee, as we understand. i've been hearing between one to three assailants entered that building and began shooting immediately. >> reporter: so it was county people. >> it was county or whoever used the center. we do have some staff located in that building and in the coffee shop and we haven't gotten an exact count of the our staff was injured or hurt. >> reporter: which building of the three? >> it would be the south building. the one closest to us. the detached building. a two-story building. we do have staff on the second story but not normally on the first floor. >> reporter: and this was on first floor. what kind of security is in place? >> if it's a community event, the doors are open. so it's not a building that is locked and has security. >> reporter: so the other two buildings have multiple -- >> multiple locks. you have to have a key card to open the lock. >> reporter: why is that? >> it's a quasi-government building and needs some security because it handles benefits and entitlements. >> how many