we are just getting this from fox news's adam housley.ant to explain this clearly so you understand. the fbi's james comey, the director, is going to make a statement shortly. with him now will be attorney general loretta lynch. she apparently, according to adam housley was dispatched by the white house to be with fbi james comey at the upcoming press briefing, and much of the briefing is off the record until it starts at 3:15 p.m. eastern, but lynch will be there, quote, according to adam housley of fox to ensure he doesn't take it too far because there is still an ongoing disagreement behind the scenes between the white house and the fbi on how to characterize the description of the san bernardino attack. so if i can understand this correctly, it appears that the white house is not on the same page with the fbi. as you know the fbi says it is an investigation into terrorism at this point in san bernardino, and perhaps the white house doesn't want the fbi to get too aggressive in going after the terrorist angle. again, this is what we ar

adam housley reports from san bernardino. bowdich says: "as of today.. based on info and facts.. we are now investigating this as an act of terror." two days after wednesday's deadly shooting... the investigation -- the fbi. bowdich says: "we have uncovered evidence... there was extensive planning, obviously evidence of explosives... multiple armaments." evidence that authorities tell us includes a facebook post.. where tashfeen malik pledged her allegiance to isis and its leader just moments before the massacre. it was removed by facebook.. and reported to law enforcement. bowdich says: "im aware of the fb post.. saw the same thing.. still continuing to look at." investigators say the couple also tried to erase their digital footprint.... by damaging personal devices. bowdich says: "those cell phones crushed.. detain,, we do continue to exploit date we do hope the digital prints will take us toward the motivation" fbi director james comey- also making a statement... as there is apparently friction between the f-b-i and the white house on how to attack. comey says: "this investig

i'm adam housley. back to "hannity".aos ar, but the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton, she seems to be modeling her isis strategy after obama's failed policies. watch this. >> i was really happy that he made the address. i thought it was very important for him to address the nation. and you know, i think his take on what needs to be done is close to mine. >> joining us with reaction, 2016 republican presidential candidate. he's the governor of the great state of new jersey, governor chris christie. first, let me put up on the screen. you have good news. you're in third place in new hampshire, which is a state you've been spending a lot of time in, behind trump and rubio in that state. so that's a big step up for you. >> listen, we're making gains. we've worked hard. spent 50 days in new hampshire and talk about things that people really care about and we're seeing a response. >> is it true or not true by obama and hillary clinton pulling out of iraq too early and cities like mosul, tikrit, fallujah, ramadi, fallin

lou: adam, thank you, adam housley. we will take up the very issue as you expect tonight. >>> the court battle over syrian refugees has taken an unusual turn tonight, perhaps a hopeful one at that. the state of texas withdrew efforts to reblock the settlement of syrian refugees in texas. that scheduled for next week. the texas state attorney general's move comes after the obama administration reiterated in federal court the state had no authority to block the resettlements but the white house provided texas with the requested additional information about the proposed 21 refugees who would be resettled in texas next week. not entirely dropping his lawsuit against the administration, the attorney general says he still wants a hearing next week to further assure the state government that the administration will consult with them before resettling any and all refugees. >>> the republican presidential candidates have been blasting president obama over his insistence that tens of thousands of syrian refugees be resettled in t

adam housley, you are a block away? >> yeah, greta, we are here a couple blocks away. we were live counsel the street. they moved us all back the reason why because of that situation. i know your house, your wife is not far from where this is taking place. in fact, she is hiding right now. >> she is in the closet right now. i received a call from her, frankly a call from her stating that she heard numerous gunshots being fired. she was scared to come out or nearby because it sounded so close to each other. i'm headed over here down waterman trying to make a left turn on to the intersection. you i just started seeing all kinds of police officers. in the area. but, yeah, during the call i kept hearing the gunshots just going off everywhere. i'm trying to get home and i'm being stopped from even getting to the house. now it's all coming to the matter if the suspect one of them apparently dead and probably another one and one barricaded down the street. >> from people not around here, this is a quadrant of the city to the east. the shooting took place on the street here, g

adam housley in the middle of it in los angeles. adam? >> reporter: yeah, neil, in fact, you paraphrased it had very well. this morning when we first heard about this threat w told by federal and one local authorities they did not see this threat as credible at all and were surprise that had schools were closed. in fact, they said there was a bad precedent to set and put people in some very difficult situations. having said that, we then heard from the new york police commissioner, as you alluded to, who talked about the similar threat that new york schools got and how they did not close schools today. take a listen. >> we cannot allow ourselves to raise levels of fear. certainly raise levels of awareness, but this is not a credible threat and not one that requires any action on our part similar to what my understanding is, the school system in los angeles took. >> and, remember, commissioner bratton used to work here in los angeles, and there is some competition going back and forth there a little bit so that was a bit of a shot towards

in redlands, california, adam housley, fox news. president obama wants congress to give him formal authorization -- to take military action against isis. but he is getting pushback -- from both democrats and republicans. earnest says: "it's ironic for them to be complaining when it's hard to point to a single step right now that congress has taken in the fight against isil. the president ordered military action against them -- against isil more than a year ago. the president's latest plea comes 10 months after the white house submitted a draft version to congress. but the fight continues to evolve... with the recently announced deployment of dozens of u.s special forces in syria. republican senators lindsey graham and john mccain have offered their own legislation, but democrats complain its too broad. similar inaction by congress on gun safety legislation has also frustrated the president... who in the wake of the devastating gun violence in california... is now threatening to use executive action to change who has access to guns i

fox news's adam housley joins me with more on that. adam? reporter: gerri, this search began two half hours ago here in sicum park. city park in downtown san bernardino. we're told by fbi this is in direct relation to terror case in its ninth day. a diver sitting onshore. he put his gear back on. come out half an hour ago, put his gear back on getting ready to go in. is this two divers or that will go in. they put masonry block with twine tied around it. we're not sure if something sat tom point was tied to that. they're looking for something specifically evidence in nature. not bodies or anything like that at all. evidence in nature. and directly relating to this case we don't know if this came from enrique marquez. we don't know why he hasn't yet been charged. we know that will come at some point. gerri, he provided evidence of a previous attack planned in 201012 that he and syed farook got cold feet because of terror arrests in riverside county which is adjacent county in southern california. four men were arrested back then. gerri, this

our own adam housley is on the ground live in california tonight. been all night, with the latest. adam? >> reporter: sean, here is why this has been so difficult for law enforcement. i want to give you an account of what i was given. given to me close to this case saying that i don't think they went to a

charles: let's go out to fox news' adam housley. reporter: the investigation has been really intense and continues to be intense. because it's a terror investigation the assistant regional director said it's an intense terror investigation. we have the f.b.i. divers into a city park lake in downtown san bernardino. they have been here for four hours. they will be here for a couple days looking for evidence. there has been some suggestion what the evidence might be. we are preftive confident it's not a wave upon. during the press conference he said they are pretty sure there is nothing that would endanger the public. it might be something digital in nature. it's believed tashfeen and her husband were around this park. remember that a lot of investigators on the international and local front tell us they have not ruled out al qaeda in all of this. obviously still very early on to make these connections. but these are things being looked at. the investigation as we reported yesterday is intense in the pakistan region. so you can tell a

lou: that was adam housley reporting from san bernardino, thank you, adam. police have not yet located and have not yet chased down the two killers in san bernardino before president obama was calling for gun control. >> we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world, and there's some steps we could take, not to eliminate every one of these mass shootings, but to improve the odds that they don't happen as frequently. commonsense gun safety laws, stronger background checks. lou: and the president today, as he's often want to do when stepping in it, doubled down on his remarks. >> we're going to have to i think search ourselves as a society to make sure that we can take basic steps that would make it harder, not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. lou: what the president doesn't realize apparently is that california has one of, if not the toughest sets of gun control laws in the nation. so tough that california's anti-gun laws are exactly what the obama administration wants t

adam housley has the story from california. adam? >> reporter: those ties continue to build.e were told late tonight there was some significant developments in the domestic level in regards to this investigation. but that the international connections, including the banking connections, continue to only be built stronger and the questions about how she got into this country by giving false information. we've also learned that authorities believe that the bombs that were left at the regional center, they had bombs left here at this home, in their car and the regional sent wrer the massacre took place, that they were intended to go off, that first responders were then to show up. they didn't go off. we also confirmed last night that the shooter went to a nearby range two different times. and that they both did dry firing in the backyard of a home in riverside, which i'm told in this case was intended to teach them and prepare them for the actual massacre. an interesting development tonight here in front of the home. the next door neighbor, they have put up an american flag and

we begin with senior correspondent adam housley live in san bernardino again tonight. hello, adam. >> hello, brett, we've learned from investigators that they believe syed may have contacted people through social media. they believe the contact did happen and are investigating the depth of the contact. it comes as the government of saudi arabia admits that syed farook and his wife visited saudi arabia last year for nine days. but will not say that his wife was a saudi citizen. >> we still don't have the motive. >> more than 24 hours after wednesday's shooting rampage that left 14 dead and 21 injured, there are still more questions than answers. >> this i not your average investigation, we have multiple scenes, we have many victims and it will take time. >> witnesses say syed farook abruptly left a holiday party for the county health employees at the inland regional center. when he returned, the 28-year-old county health inspector and his wife, tashfeen malik, were dressed and prepared for battle with legally-purchased weapons. >> the suspects when they entered fired bet

senior correspondent adam housley is breaking news again tonight in redlands, california. hello, adam. >> yes, as the investigation continues to build domestically and locally in specifically on the international front, we're told they're looking closely into whether tashfeen malik may have been radicalized before she came to the united states. and the possibility that she may have been an operative. they're also looking very closely at her family to see whether or not they had been radicalized as well. i'm toll by counterterrorism sources that jibes, because the number one way of recruitment for terror organizations are those that are sympathetic is within the family. the money trail of last week's massacre may have ended here. a union bank in san bernardino, with what's being described as unusual banking activity. fox has learned that on or about november 18th, a $25,000 deposit went from webbank.com to syed farook's account. then november 2079, farook withdrew $10,000 in cash. investigators are checking if that money went to farook's acquaintance, enrique marquez who pur

charles: thank you very much, adam housley. comey said they were looking at hundreds of people -- they have hundreds of people running down lead all over the world. the "new york daily news" were at it again. after condemning prayers yesterday after the san bernardino shooting. today's headline read if syed farook is a terrorist, so are non-muslim mass shooters and so is the head of the nra. but first joining me, trump national spokeswoman, legal analyst, and tammy bruce still here with me as well. i'll ask the locals. we have to look at this "new york daily news" cover all the time. what do you make of this, the insistence over the word terror and terrorism and faulting the nra for the actions of individual or groups seems like they are so far off base from what has gone on. >> who cares about that? we are not talking about these homegrown domestic terrorists. sure i think the charleston short is a terrorist. but what we are talking about now is the loss of the lives of 14 people. i spent many years living in los angeles. this

fox news's adam housley is in san bernardino with very latest. adam? reporter: david we reported about this yesterday how ash mean was radicalized before she came to the u.s. today james comey of fbi went further and talked about how both were radicalized early on before they met each other and how that plays into this investigation. we also learned because tashfeen's family in pakistan is looked closely. possibly radicalized as well. pakistani officials are looking into her bank accounts to look for funny transfers or anything that might be suspicious. the fact she came here on fiance visa being scrutinized closely. several people told me to this close type of thing, very rarely see someone coming from the united states conservative to be muslim woman does not happen. that she may be involved in a plan of the at least that is the investigation into it. we learned evidence early on was gathered gathered on hard drives. up with was smashed pretty well. also cell phones. that syed had support for muslim brotherhood, hamas and hatred for israel and before

senior correspondent adam housley has the latest from san bernardino, california. hello, adam. >> yes, enrique marquez, a friend of syed farook, the man who allegedly supplied the couple with rifles and is connected to the family through marriage is providing significant information we're told with fbi interviews. one individual says he is quote singing like a bird. providing information like the evidence of a possible abandoned plot. and also, communications between not only syed and his wife, but other individuals here in the u.s. and abroad. it comes a day as the fbi director james comey not only fox's reporting from yesterday of tashfeen malik being radicalized and her husband as well, but going even further. >> san bernardino involved two killers, who were radicalized for quite a long time before their attack. >> testifying in front of the senate judicialry committee, the head of the fbi says syed farook and tashfeen malik were headed towards islamic extremism before they met online and prior to malik coming to the united states. >> as early as the end of 2013,

adam housley is with me from redlands, california. adam, what is the latest? reporter: deirdre, a lot of information is coming in right now. there are reports that fbi is looking at people radicalized locally. i was just off the phone account fbi about that. that is not a huge leap to the make the assumption especially regional director came out in press conference that the two terror suspects were talking to people local i under investigation bit fbi. i have that element along with international component as you mentioned. they are telling us that tashfeen was radicalized overseas, not a huge leap. telling us in a press conference they feel she was radicalized for same time. that she was radicalized overseas and looking into her family was radicalize ad and possibility she could be a operative. when i pressed them on that, of course they would not go any further. there is a lot of ways that can go. that is the investigation into her family overseas, whether they're radicalized. whether there is operative type status for tashfeen. they also insist that syed, h

. >> do you believe, as our reporter just suggested, adam housley, this dating website may have been sham, that it may have been a cover. and as lindsey graham suggested, senator lindsey graham suggested, this whole thing may have been orchestrated by a terrorist group. >> well, i think that it is inspired by a terrorist organization and maybe in yemen or isis. but i think that the reason themselves for doing what they did in america and, what can i say, as for those web sites where they are dating web sites, and there are loads of them in the muslim, i found my first moroccan wife in a muslim website for dating, for marriage. and you know, there is a lot of groupies, like jihadi girls, who are like groupies and would be searching out for those jihadi wannabes, the men. >> not hard to do. do you believe, because the fbi is now confirming, that they believe these guys were in touch with other extremists, though it didn't rise to the level that fbi paid attention to it. you know, you've been in these neighborhoods. what's your experience of it? >> well, as i told you before in our inte

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i'm adam housley in redlands, california where the money trail continues to grow. fox news learned a couple of days ago that there are significant digital and money evidence that was leading investigators to not only overseas, but potentially to a trail here domestically. we have now learned that a deposit of $28,500 was made into a terrorist account. we're not sure if that was a loan or funneled to him. but obviously a very important development as the case continues to go forward. also we've learned that the three bombs left at the inland regional center may have been set there to go off as the first responders arrived. that the hallmark tactic of middle east terrorism. thankfully they did not go off. fox news has also learned that the shooter syed practiced at a shooting range. i'm adam housley in redlands, california. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight president obama and hillary clinton are choosing political correctness over protecting you, the american people, in this fight against isis. last night while addressing the nation from the o

a press conference from san bernadino county and when that begins we will go to it but, first, adam housleyas been covering the story all day and has an eyewitness with him i understand. adam, set it up for us, please. >> yeah. i will set it up first and eyewitness is going to come over here in a second. i can tell you this is basically not far from where the barricade is taking place, the severine is taking place. right behind me as i step away. that's where the shootout was. for those who maybe didn't follow this or just getting what happened here, the shootout came here about two and a half hours ago or so. black suv was coming down the street, heading toward the street called richardson. at that point a back window was shot out of the suv. we don't know if that was coming from the inside or the police officers that were in the chase. it was a slow speed chase as southern california goes, 2355, 35 miles per hour only. returned fire, continued on where the stoplight where it came to tan end where two suspects were shot and killed. we do know that basically the area all within the police t

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senior correspondent adam housley is breaking news again tonight in redlands, california. dam. >> yes, as the investigation continues to build domestically and locally in specifically on the international front, we're told they're looking closely into whether tashfeen malik may have been radicalized before she came to the united states. and the possibility that she may have been an operative.

senior correspondent adam housley has the latest from san bernardino, california. >> yes, enrique marquez, a friend of syed farook, the man who allegedly supplied the

adam housley, fox news. there >> the shooting is sparking debate, especially among presidential candidates. the attack has once again brought the issue of violence, security, and gun control to the forefront of the race. many democrats including hillary clinton joined with the president in calling for tougher gun laws. gop candidates say that is not the answer. kristin fisher has today's developments. >> reporter: republican candidates are slamming their democratic counterparts for pushing gun control in the wake of a terror attack. they say, we don't need gun control, we need terrorist control. here is ted cruz a donald trump speaking today. >> we see a president who would rather say we will defeat terrorism and instead says we want to take away the guns.>> nobody has a gun except the bad guys, the scum. they don't want to die. it's a whole big hoax. they talk about they want to die. they don't want to die. they are chicken [ expletive ]. they don't want to die.>> within hours of the attack, clinton, sander

fox news reporter adam housley is live in red lalands where th killers lived. adam? >> reporter: it's all about this ongoing investigation. early on, the fbi told us early on wednesday, maybe within a couple of hours of the murders, they felt this possibly had a terrorist connection. they knew that there was pressure from above coming from washington, but at this level, the idea was well, that's frustrating. let's make sure we ensure there's no more chance for attack and find those connections to those involved. it's evolved where they believe the couple in this home behind me did contact people from overseas, had help from somebody. they believe they had an international money chain that did extend internationally. they do believe that tashfeen, the wife, was possibly connected to a mosque in pakistan, one that's known to be very controversial, and one that's known to have fostered attacks there. we also know that there was a tactical entry conducted last night on a home in riverside, california, about 35 or 40 minutes from here. an area where the husband once lived

joining us with the latest from san bernardino is fox news's adam housley. adam? reporter: melissa, it has been quite a last 24 hours for people associated with the case especially those investigating it. i'm told 15 minutes ago that marquez was not officially arrested yet. but it would happen today. there was thought it would be happen today. they were planning today but doj got involved and blew up the entire plan to so to speak. there is no more press conference. a press release at 4:00 local time that will explain what happened. the report half an hour ago came out reported by everybody but us that the arrest had been made. we're finding out officially it is not. there were maybe semantics involved here. he won't face a judge until this afternoon. that will be in the federal courthouse in riverside, california. that is fifteen minutes or so from san bernardino. then there is national press release from the doj to give outline what happens. he won't probably appear in court until sometime third week in january. this is all fluid. this continues to change. the i

senior correspondent adam housley live in fairfield, california. takes think what happened yesterday with the grand jury. reporter: not too much of a surprise, leland. marquez was taken into custody a couple weeks ago. he will be arraigned next week in riverside on the charges officially but came down last night here locally in california when the u.s. attorney regionally announced that the federal grand jury handed down five-count indictment as you talked about against marquez. faces one count of conspiracy to provide material support for terrorists for his aborted attack plan with sayeed farook. remember the story back in 2011 and 2012 the two planned several attacks they did not go through with. he was charged with charges related to straw purchases of rifles dealing with the second attack on inland regional center where they attacked the christmas party. and charges for fraudulent marriage to farook's brother-in-law's sister. he could face 50 years in federal prison. his next court appearance will be next witness we're told in riverside. leland?

kicking off with fox news adam housley live from los angeles. adam?>> we expect to hear from the superintendent here shortly in southern california. we are told that schools will reopen tomorrow after being closed today. it's been quite

fox news adam housley is live in san bernadino. adam? >> yeah, greta. you know it's funny you mention this come up now. very early on investigators in this case told us they found very disturbing connections to tashfeen pqssthe wife of one of the two killers, very early on in their investigation. radicalized in pakistan. trained there money ties there. her family radicalized. where she went to school. things they found very quickly in this case and they said they were disturbed that they were not picked up by dhs is. in fact, they have been saying all along that there is more that's going to come from this. maybe more changes to the way the system is because of what was missed here. that -- as that goes on. that part of the investigation is being revealed. we are also finding out more about the two themselves, and about what they did in that three and a half hours in the time frame from when until they were shot and killed themselves in a chase about a mile and a half from here. detectives say they are putting the dots together. still a lot of people to

adam housley is in river side, california with more details.enrique marquez is back in this courtroom monday on a bail hearing. it's not what happened in the hearing. first all, enrique marquez along with sayd, they didn't carry out their plots in 2011. one attack they planned was to attack the 91 freeway. >> the was to go to riverside community college where they both went to school. throw pipe bombs into the cafeteria and when student ran out, shoot them. wet attack did happen two weeks ago, he called 911 and told the operator that those western his rifles used in the terror attack. he also talked to investigators for 10 straight days and waived his miranda right he single day, which has people asking the question, is that why the charges didn't go as far as they could have gone. there was a chance he could face the death penalty. but obviously serious questions. also because it's just about marquez and sayed. it talking talk about malik. she came here to kill investigators say. he will be back in the courthouse for a bail hearing. he time he

live team coverage from washington to san bernadino kick canning off with fox news adam housley in california. adam? >> yeah, greta. a lot of the information coming out today, we heard last night and yesterday afternoon really that the radicalization process of the wife began before he came here. we know james comey the director of the fbi confirmed that today during his senate hearing. we're now also hearing from investigators they believe this goes even further. you might remember that earlien on the family of syed said the couple met on a dating website, an islamic dating website. there is now signature concern that that website may have just been a cover that they actually met in other ways. the investigation is moving more and more towards pakistan on the international front. they are looking at the family's finances there as well to see if there are any funny finances, any deposits or money movement that might indicate there is some other connection. they are also looking at whether or not the family was radicalized themselves. this coming as we are also hearing about several different

fox news senior correspondent adam housley with the latest on the investigation and the controversy overhe obama administration's so-called vetting process. >> reporter: the vetting system is not adequate. members of congress expressing frustration after receiving a closed-door briefing after last week's deadly massacre by fbi director james comey. >> you have to say it was an intelligence failure. you have to. this woman was obviously radicalized years ago, and she got through the system. so it is a failure. >> reporter: tashfeen malik entered the united states on a k-1 fiancee visa, though it's believed she had ties to radical islam before she came to the u.s. the visa screening process a hot topic on capitol hill today. >> i ask you the number of americans who traveled to syria, you don't know. the number of syrian refugees who entered the country in the last year. you don't know. the number of visa overstays, you don't know. the number of visa overstays who may have been to syria before they came here, you don't know. the number of americans on the no-fly list, you don't know, you ar

fox news correspondent adam housley is live near the suspect's house in red ao@í$se, -- redlands, california the anybody.y >> i!q off the phone with one investigator and talked to others in this last half hour did. folks on the ground do any investigation both federal and local level. they will tell you as far as they are concerned this iss&(/÷ terrorism. the problem they believe is coming from much higher level in washington telling their -- basically their bosses not to go path u 100 percent in this very narrow definition defined. so they/4y are frustrated by that because they want to be able to say that at the main time,lh number one priority is to continue with the investigation itself. behind me at this home in redlands the federal fbi team has left with, forensic vehicle that they use. they there is still a couple 'of agents here as you might imagine. the apartment has quite a crime scene. but the actual team itself with the forensic vehicle left, that was recently. i have also been told by the fbi tonight that there is actually a home in carona right now, carona, california, not far

kicking off with fox news adam housley live from los angeles. adam? >> we expect to hear from the superintendent here shortly in southern california. we are told that schools will reopen tomorrow after being closed today. it's been quite a almost 24 hours. last night at 10:00 is when the threat came. in they trace it back to web address or$ host in germany. that doesn't mean it came from there. it could have hopscotched around the internet. one way of describing it in layman's terms. then we are told that right away it had to be taken credible by not only l.a.p.d. but also federal authorities. although i'm told by federal authorities within a short time frame they started toll realize it didn't seem credible to them. they had to do an investigation. by the middle of the night they determined it was not a credible threat. that was, we're told expressed to the superintendent of schools and to the school district. we're this morning the decision was still made a preponderance of caution, but that wasqáfçÑ not necessariy agreed to mind the scenes. we hear

a press conference from san bernadino county and when that begins we will go to it but, first, adam housleyas been covering the story all day and has an eyewitness with him, i understand. adam, set it up for us, please. >> yeah. i will set it up first and eyewitness is going to come over here in a second. i can tell you this is basically not far from where the barricade is taking place, the severine is taking place. right behind me as i step away. that's where the shootout was. for those who maybe didn't follow this or just getting what happened here, the shootout came here about two and a half hours ago or so. black suv was coming down the street, heading toward the street called richardson. at that point a back window was shot out of the suv. we don't know if that was coming from the inside or the police officers that were in the chase. it was a slow speed chase as southern california goes, 2355, 35 miles per hour only. returned fire, continued on where the stoplight where it came to tan end where two suspects were shot and killed. we do know that basically the area all within the police

there was never, according to adam housley, never a lull in the firefight.er an excuse not to send rescuers. the united states of america never doesn't show up and leave a man behind. so why, when they didn't know the fight was going on for seven hours, why wouldn't they go in to get their guys? sandra: i'm not sure how you can say there is nothing new here. this clearly, clearly shows for those challenged notion that military assets were ready to go, andy, they were awaiting sign off from the state department and they never acted. this is further backup, we continue to hear from hillary clinton that everything was offered up. she did everything she could do and answered all the questions on this this is why people want this investigation to continue. and we still have questions -- >> i'm saying we knew this in 2013. i also don't think it is news that hillary clinton lies. andrea: but still, kat, when you look at reporting that has been done, at the time, chairman mike rogers and house of representatives, his wife was on the ground in cia doing work where th

it all begins begins with fox ns correspondent adam housley live at the suspect's home. adam?eah, greta. some of this stuff is maybe common knowledge for those intimately involved in counter terror. most. we do believe. we heard from the fbi she was radicalized for some time. her husband saeed was as well. what they believe and almost positive that she was radicalized overseas and that her family may also be radicalized as well. there is a very good chance she may have been an operative. they won't go any further inc that. but told that from counter terrorism officials that the number one way for recruitment amongst terror organizations are those that are sympathetic to them is within the family. internet obviously important the most important it comes also on the domestic front. the investigation here locally and across the country for that matter is still vigorous. we have been told they are looking at a number of people, several people in contact with saeed and that they may have had radical ties as well. there is also reports tonight from several news agencies that not onl

adam housley is live in san bernadino. adam?eta about. 25 minutes ago we were told the media, including our producer was led inside a courtroom on a different floor than originally sent to. that's where we are told that the hearing of some sort began. they didn't give us any details because everybody had to turn e

senior correspondent adam housley has the latest from san bernardino, california. hello, adam. >> yes, enrique marquez, a friend of syed farook, the man who allegedly supplied the couple with rifles and is connected to the family through marriage is providing significant information we're told with fbi interviews. one individual says he is quote singing like a bird. providing information like the evidence of a possible abandoned plot. and also, communications between not only syed and his wife, but other individuals here in the u.s. and abroad. it comes a day as the fbi director james comey not only fox's reporting from yesterday of tashfeen malik being radicalized and her husband as well, but going even further. >> san bernardino involved two killers, who were radicalized for quite a long time before their attack. >> testifying in front of the senate judicialry committee, the head of the fbi says syed farook and tashfeen malik were headed towards islamic extremism before they met online and prior to malik coming to the united states. >> as early as the end of 2013,

senior correspondent adam housley has the latest from san bernardino, california. am. >> yes, enrique marquez, a friend of syed farook, the man who allegedly supplied the

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