we also saw armored cars. we saw an armored tractor, and bomb technicians headed in the same direction. in all, dozens of vehicles. they now have a dark-colored s.u.v. surrounded. it appears that some of the windows have either been shot out or broken out, and there are reports that suspects are inside. are these the same suspects who were responsible for the shooting here? that is still unknown at this point, but police are treating it as if that is the case. we are hearing one suspect is wounded. we're also hearing that when the suspects approached this building behind me today, they came armed as if they were prepared for action. police say the masked gunmen were wearing body armor when they entered the building just after 11 a.m. and started shooting. >> i turn on and all of a sudden, boom, boom. >> it was rapid, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> and they said they're on the loose. >> i was right behind the building and i heard all the shots. >> multiple shots, shots going off like crazy, just one right after the

we should have cut ties with armor some time ago. six months ago the sheriff's office urged county lawmakers, including kavan abrahams to renew the armor contract. a sheriff's spokesman publicly praised armor for, quote, rather than looking to support him, ed man dan know should have been looking to drop the medical firm, esp ially given two state investigations that concluded armor has a pattern of inadequate and neglectful medical care. >> sounds like the county executives and the correctional center d cided to do their homework and now they're realizing everything we were told was rumor has some fact to it. >> it was terrible. >> reporter: as for matthew matteo's broken jaw, it says his son might never have gotten 234509 altercation with a jail guard had he been given medication to control bipolar disorder, it was a chaplain who got him to the hospital where he finally got surgery. >> he would have died if the priest didn't help him. >> reporter: in its most recen. report the state divisiono of inadequate psychiatric care to a pet

they might have had body armor. the police are treating it like they had body armor. sophisticated semiautomatic weapons and they got away. david, this does not sounds like the kind of stories we heard associated with these mass shootings. >> the pattern is a disturbed individual who is attention seeking by killing mass numbers of people. i wasn't aware the room was rented out for a christmas party, i thought it was a conference. you have three individuals wearing fatigues and tactical gear using rifles. so they were well prepared and they had an out. charles: as americans we think of lone gunman and terrorism. adam housley said one of the neighbors said it's routine to hear automatic gunfire in that neighborhood. a lot of people need to remember, san bernardino, the town went bankrupt a few years ago. it's a town in trouble economically. i checked. over 60 gangs. we are talking about the bloods and crips. over 60 gangs in the inland empire area. i'll go to you on this. how -- where should law enforcement focus from here? >> right now, charles, they will be looking at

there are now three armored police vehicles around that s.u.v. and police are being very careful and methodical about searching it. and for those of you who are just joining us, this is special continuing cbs news coverage of the events in san bernadino, california today. we had a live picture of the s.u.v. surrounded by three police vehicles. this is the s.u.v. with the windows shot out. this was the scene just a few moments ago. as the police were surrounding the vehicle. fallen out of the vehicle on the driver's side passenger seat, the back seat. it might be a body, but it is hard to tell. the police are telling us that at least one suspect is down. we have heard that at least one suspect has been arrested, and in fact, all three may have been apprehended. the police are about to have a briefing, and as soon as the officer steps up to the microphone, we will go live to the briefing to get the very latest details. 14 people killed, 17 people wounded in san bernadino county today, by three unknown gunmen, gunmen the police may have apprehended.

still keeping cover behind armored vehicles. what they want to make sure of is that there are no explosive devices in that suv. they think there may be, so they are going get someone in to -- bomb technicians to look at that. and secondly, we believe that the one person who was wounded may still be in that vehicle, may still be alive and may still present a threat. so that is why they are approaching this with such caution and you don't see any of them out in the open exposing themselves to potential fire or explosions. they are all keeping cover. and i'm not sure exactly what the next step is here but they are worried about two possible threats, explosives a possibility, they don't know that for certain but in this situation you have to assume that could be. and secondly, the possibility that one of the gunman is still alive inside of the vehicle, wounded. but they don't know whether or not he presents a threat. >> and pete, as we watch this, this is about two miles from where the shooting took place earlier in the day. i've ne

there are now three armored police vehicles around that s.u.v. and police are being very careful and methodical about searching it. and for those of you who are just joining us, this is special continuing cbs news coverage of the events in san bernadino, california today. we had a live picture of the s.u.v. surrounded by three police vehicles. this is the s.u.v. with the windows shot out. this was the scene just a few moments ago. as the police were surrounding the vehicle. there is something that has fallen out of the vehicle on the driver's side passenger seat, the back seat. it might be a body, but it is hard to tell. the police are telling us that at least one suspect is down. we have heard that at least one suspect has been arrested, and in fact, all three may have been apprehended. the police are about to have a briefing, and as soon as the officer steps up to the microphone, we will go live to the briefing to get the very latest details. 14 people killed, 17 people wounded in san bernadino county today, by three unknown gunmen, gunmen the

there are now three armored police vehicles around that s.u.v. and police are being very careful and methodical about searching it. and for those of you who are just joining us, this is special continuing cbs news coverage of the events in san bernadino, california today. we had a live picture of the s.u.v. surrounded by three police vehicles. this is the s.u.v. with the windows shot out. this was the scene just a few moments ago. as the police were surrounding the vehicle. there is something that has fallen out of the vehicle on the driver's side passenger seat, the back seat. it might be a body, but it is hard to tell. the police are telling us that at least one suspect is down. we have heard that at least one suspect has been arrested, and in fact, all three may have been apprehended. the police are about to have a briefing, and as soon as the officer steps up to the microphone, we will go live to the briefing to get the very latest details. 14 people killed, 17 people wounded in san bernadino county today, by three unknown gunmen, gunmen the

i think one of these armored vehicles that tony was talking about, the heavily armored s.w.a.t. vehicles, ran through one scene but we're getting reports that there are multiple scenes and the black or dark colored suv at one location at well. again, one to two suspects down right now. all of this matching up -- we've heard reports of the rapid gunfire. all what the people at the center heard, that these men came prepared on a mission. again this looks to be the beginning of the end here as news chopper 4 closes in on some of these s.w.a.t. vehicles. you can see members of the s.w.a.t. team, police officers almost appearing to use the vehicle as a shield. now it's moving forward. again, bear with us as this is an extremely fluid situation. we're actually watching it from different angle tz in the studio here and bringing these pictures to you live. >> those are definitely s.w.a.t. vehicles as we see them roll down and what we're looking for here is a black suv. we heard described as a yukon. i think more appropriately the most recent report i had, there it is right there -- i th

i think it was an armored vehicle, heavily armored s.w.a.t. vehicles ran through one scene. we're getting reports multiple scenes. and the black or dark colored suv one location as well, one to two suspects down now. all of this matching up, we've been hearing report of rapid gunfire, matching up with what witness as the original scene, inland regional center, these men came prepared, on a mission. again, this looks to be the beginning of the end here, news chopper 4 closes in on s.w.a.t. vehicles. you you can see members of the s.w.a.t. team, police officers appearing to use the vehicle as i shield but now it's moving forward. bear with us. extremely fluid situation. watching it from different angles and bringing pictures live now. >> those are definitely s.w.a.t. vehicles as we see them roll down. looking for here a black suv of heard it described as yukon. there is it right there. it might be an expedition. it in the middle of the road there. there may be one, possibly two suspects down in this suv. again, s.w.a.t. rolling up in force, more law enforcement off to the righ

county lawmakers to renew the armor contract. as recently as three months ago, a sheriff spokesman publicly praised armor for, quote, enhanced inmate health services. rather than looking to support executiv should have been looking to drop the medical firm, especially given two state investigations that concluded armor has a pattern of inadequate and neglectful medical care. >> sounds like the county executive and the correctional center just started to do their homework. now they're realizing everything that we were told was rumor has some fact to it. >> it was terrible. >> reporter: as for matthew matteo's broken jaw, his father says his son might never have got into that altercation with jail guards had he been given medication to control his bipolar disorder. he says it was a chaplain, a sign to the jail, who intervened and got matteo to the hospital, where he finally had surgery. >> he would have died if the priest didn't help him. >> reporter: chris glorioso, "today in new york." >> we asked the sheriffs office to respond t

the -- you can see the two armored vehicles, those are s.w.a.t. vehicles, one of them is actually from colton. the other one may have -- >> this is a very fluid situation, with live coverage, sometimes the audio coming in and out. what we heard there was very significant. our helicopter pilot, reporter from kabc reporting moments ago that shorts have reported that custody, dead or alive. and i believe we have his audio back up. i want to get back to his reporting here. >> active situation. there's the suv involved in the shootout and the end of the chase. we saw, not confirm that this is the suv involved with the shooting from earlier this morning. a lot of indications leading some credibility to that, but we have to wait for the official word from law enforcement on the ground. that is a bullet-riddled suv. s.w.a.t. officers, other agencies here. they have that suv completely surrounded. they believe there is a suspect in the backseat, possibly. the doors are open. and the bulk of the windows have been shot out. that's what we can show you. what

we've been watching as armored personnel carrier after armored personnel carrier barreling through hereing from one reported sighting of a possible additional suspect to another, chasing down those two suspects, including syed farook, apparently gunning them down in that fierce gun battle, and still they are combing through that building. over the past hour or so we've heard four or five loud bangs. now on police scanner traffic we've heard that officers were warned that controlled detonations were taking place. we know federal officials and police officials have been combing through that building trying to look for additional explosives. they know they found at least one device that was suspicious. and they apparently detonated that. >> matt, what about this third suspect? we've been hearing about it all day. >> reporter: well, we know that they're looking for him. because they basically shut down an entire neighborhood. most of the city's been shut down. they were really going door to door in a neighborhood about a mile directly behind me. so close to the irc that building that's lit

the government doesn't advertise for armors. the government selects from the community the person they want in that role. the armor is essentially on call. he receives a stipend to cover his expenses of being on call. and then, if he's involved in repair or cleaning of weapons at the magazine, he charges for that. also, the government relies on the armor for other sort of maintenance work. andeshson made duplicate keys for the capital building. he did repairs for architectural features at the governor's palace. he was responsible for shackling and unshackling prisoners at the jail. he was also responsible for winding the clock in the capital building. so it comes with these additional responsibilities that allow him to charge on top of the stipend that he gets every year. when the war began, suddenly, this becomes a key position. anderson takes on the same role for the say ttate of virginia. i guess one interesting thing about the american revolution is it's not really an overthrow of the local authority. it's separation from an

teams weariri body armor closing in. rifles drawn. >> making entry through the back or, east side. >> reporter: a nurse filming as the operation unfolded. >> they're all geared up, rifles and everything. >> rifles? >>eefrgifles and everything. >> reporter: several down in the conference room, several down. >> two suspects both dressed in black and inside the business on the south side is what we're being told. >> i need some medical aid in here immediately. >> they went into actor protocolol the thingse train for. they immediately entered the building in search of the suspects. >> reporter: paul la croix's son was also inside. >> he says the alarms went off and they were all told to hunker dodo and hide, shelter in place. >> reporter: he was among those who evacuated as lawful began usher be peel from the building hands ins the air to make sure attackers weren't blending g with the crowd. police patted each person down. bags, checked our registration i.d.s, now we're in the parking lot. >> reporter: 45 minutut after the

suspects were said to be heavily armed wearing body armor. there is concern they may have left some explosive device at the original crime scene. police telling us they are sweeping the building for explosive devices. they are concerned the threat is not over. police probe not only this home here outside the crime scene but back here at the original shooting. bomb squad teams moving through this area. they are very concerned. a very active investigation. >> this is something else to watch. they have this articulated arm there that seems to be breaking into the home. there wasn't clarity on whether another suspect may be out there. they had seen one other suspect running away who may or may not be related. we don't know that we are yet at the end of this horrible and dramatic day there in southern california. we watch this heavily fortified vehicle begin to poke away at what appears to be a 2 1/2 story house there in redlands, california. this an outgrowth of the horrible tragedy in san bernadino today. the deaths of 14 people and 17 wounded i

officers stay behind the armor. if he decided or they decided to jump out with their rifles, they would lose that gun battle with s.w.a.t. because s.w.a.t. is going to cover all angles here, you're not going to be able to get out of that vehicle. if you try to shoot, they're going to be able to shoot at you. so that are trying to reach a negotiated settlement here to see if they'll surrender without a shoot-out. >> we're getting information in as well from a police spokeswoman that an officer was wounded but is expected to be okay. as we are watching this unfold, you mentioned they would be calling out asking for a cell phone number. is it easier to talk to someone on the phone as opposed to yelling back and forth? >> yes, the phone is much better. we all talk on the phone. when you're yelling across an armored truck and yelling out of an suv, that's a little hard to communicate. now, if that's all you got, that's all you'll use. but what you try to do is get somebody on the phone so you can say why are you here? te

armored troops are more likely to shoot prisoners. others were shot by men will you mourn his words would probably consider themselves to be avenging patriots, patriots, often not front-line infantryman but others deserve further back in order to see themselves as ardent combatants. although there are no accurate statistics the practice of shooting prisoners clearly reached a terrifying level. the cycle began almost immediately following hitler's order to create the shock and brutality.brutality. the spearhead of the six panthers army, and armored country were killed american prisoners and belgian civilians and village after village as they charged west on the eastern front papers unit of the 1st ss panzer division have been known as the blowtorch battalion because of its reputation for burning down villages and killing inhabitants. the ss and the civilians had shot them. in fact, the young members of the belgian resistance knowing of the germans were going to take revenge during the retreat through the yard in september were the 1st

the three gunmen walked in, wearing black body armor, masks and rifles. not saying a word, walked in and opened fire. 14 people dead, 14 people injured. then they walked out of the building and according to eyewitnesses they got in an s.u.v., dark-colored or black and drove off. in the meantime this was considered a secure facilities. the alarms went off and people were told to hide or shelter in place. 20 minutes after the alarm went off they were given the not all-clear but they were told to come out of the building with their hands up. at that point police were everywhere, swarming the building. swat team was going inside. it with was a fluid situation. a lot of misinformation. there was a hostage situation or perhaps devices were found. none of that proved to be true. by the time law enforcement got there the gunmen had already left. that is probably the most troubling aspect of all of this given the fact that now there is an all-out manhunt not just limited to san bernardino but it's a nationwide manhunt for these three individuals who opened fire on

. >>> one police department purchased an armored carrier. that story coming up in a few minutes. >>> much-needed rain fell across the bay area. drops fell heavily prompting umbrellas and blowing leaves. officials described the rainfall normal and say they hope to get more this month. >>> a refreshing sound throughout the morning and afternoon in san francisco. most people had their umbrellas. a few others caught off guard. >>> time to find out if any more rain is on the way. >> that storm swept through. the body of the storm producing rain in the sierra. we have scattered areas of light showers. here is what we can expect. scattered showers by 9:00 p.m. this is what the tapering-off looks like. >> thank you. >>> rain here means snow in the mountains. >> more on the storm pounding the tahoe. >> we need help. . >>> the media is being hosted and going to start soon. the residents of the bay view with whom we spoke today have seen the videos floating around, and wonder, why police used lethal force against mario wood, among them, his mother. >>

here's the armored vehicle anticipated. they're going to take a closer look, see if there's somebody moving in that vehicle and they'll make an approach tactically, if they think it's proper. they will also stage up here and at first they're going to call people out. so that presence to me indicates that they believe there's somebody inside that vehicle, and they're engaging them right now. they brought up their armor, you're going to see s.w.a.t. teams doing what they do, they'll be a negotiator that's going to make a call out and then they'll make a decision going forward, whether they tack up, bring the armored vehicle up, or whether they may be put in some distraction devices, maybe throw some tear gas, some cs gas, some stun grenades in there, if they think somebody is in that vehicle that could cause them concern. >> mark: we're going to see if we can connect with the reporter in the helicopter on scene and listen. >> >> the reporter: you can see all the officers run willing, out of the way, so there is not a crossfir

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these are the police armored vehicles approaching that s.u.v., which they've stopped. our correspondent carter evans is on the ground there. carter, what do you know? >> reporter: well, scott, we just saw dozens of police cars racing at a high rate of speed with lights and sirens blaring. there were swat vehicles with armed police officers hanging off the side, traveling down the road. there are reports of gunfire, not far from here, and that there may be some activity surrounding that and that that's where all of those police officers are head there right now. so that may give you an idea of what's going who that vehicle you said had been stopped. >> pelley: carter, thank you. you know, it looked to me on that closer shot from the helicopter that the driver's windows were broken on that vehicle. possibly shot out, possibly something else, but it appeared that the windows on the driver's side and the passenger's side were broken. these are the swat teams with the armored vehicle approaching, as if someone was in the s.u.v. it also appears the rear window of the s.u.v.

i think one of these armored vehicles that tony was talking about, the heavily armored s.w.a.t. vehicles, ran through one scene but we're getting reports that there are multiple scenes and the black or dark colored suv at one location at well. again, one to two suspects down right now. all of this matching up -- we've heard reports of the rapid gunfire. all what the people at the center heard, that these men came prepared on a mission. again this looks to be the beginning of the end here as news chopper 4 closes in on some of these s.w.a.t. vehicles. you can see members of the s.w.a.t. team, police officers almost appearing to use the vehicle as a shield. now it's moving forward. an extremely fluid situation. we're actually watching it from different angle tz in the studio here and bringing these pictures to you live. >> those are definitely s.w.a.t. vehicles as we see them roll down and what we're looking for here is a black suv. we heard described as a yukon. i think more appropriately the most recent report i had, there it is right there -- i think it might be an expedition.

under armor after you had a buy on it for four years. are you making a distinction between the two? >> you know, under armor has a lot more apparel. there's a lot of inventory in the channel. fleece is marked down across the mall. we like nike because it has more international exposure. under armor is more focused on north america which is where most of the weakness has been because of weather. >> doesn't have a management change, and under armor is retiring, and, you know, we just have more clarity. >> you want to take issue with this? >> no. i am curious because the one concern i did have is the cfo stepping down. the stock was down that day, by the way. that being under armor. >> but the growth prospects going forward because they have such a -- everything is north american. they're just starting to expand. at what point will you flip back to be on the buy side of under armor? is there a metric you're looking for? >> this is pete's way of saying he doesn't agree with your call. i. >> i don't. that doesn't mean she's not right. >> i th

. >> there is outrage when one police department purchased an armored carrier. some say it makes the safest in the country. that story is coming up in just a few minutes. >> much needed rain fell across the bay area today, but not enough to affect the drought. north marine water districts describe the rainfall as normal for this time of the year and say they hope to get more this month. >>> and a refreshing sound throughout the morning and afternoon. abc7 news near sampson and broadway as rain fell. most people had umbrellas but others caught off guard. >> well, time to find out if any more rain is heading our way. >> yes. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> that storm swept through, it's now well east. the main body is well east of the bay area. we have left behind scattered areas of light showers. let's take a look live from this view, we can expect around 7:00 p.m., scattered showers by 9:00 p.m. just a few scattered showers. and this is what that looks like on our looping radar image. this is a number two storm just as we've forecast. >> thank yo

this a military, armored vehicles on the streets of san bernardino. on the bottom of the screen there is a body there, we are not showing it to our viewers. >> more than likely, those are swat armored cars. it looks like they have the suspect vehicle blocked in so that it is not able to move anywhere. you also see a third one between the body and the suspect vehicle. it looks like -- steve: we're going to go to cbs news coverage. the cbs evening news with scott pelley covering the mass shooting. some of them were injured escaping, so we don't know precisely how many were shot. we do know police have reported at this moment 14 dad, some others in critical condition at the hospital. is this the suspect or suspects? we don't know. the police have told us, in the last few minutes, that no in this. you can see a number of police officers surrounding the vehicle. the vehicle matches the rather broad description that was given. police did not have a very good description of the gunmen. one witness told us that there were three dressed in black, carrying assa