. >>> new york senator charles schumer was briefed within just the past hour about the situation in california. he joins us now on the phone. senator, thank you. can you tell us any more about the suspects, their motive, their background? >> no, the fbi is pursuing a case, along with the local law enforcement. they, it's still early. it might be terror related, but they don't have proof to prove that. the ak-47 guns, which seem to be the weapons, are weapons that terrorists use, but others use as well. these weapons were banned in the assault weapons ban, but in and buy one now. there is one suspect at large. they have very good leads on that suspect, and an eyewitness provided information on this individual. they believe they will be able to find the third person shortly. >> senator, i'm sorry to interrupt. have we learned any more about why this particular center was targeted? >> no. none. if the fbi knows that, they're not telling me, or anybody else right now. they're waiting until they capture the third individual before releasing more information. >> all right new york senator, charles s

senator charles schumer says he agrees with what he heard, but representative peter king claims the president had nothing new to say. >> nothing he said today indicates any change in the policy overseas, where isis has continually occupied territory, killed more and more people. >> there are people saying, oh, send a whole lot of troops. the president said that's what isis wants. >> senator schumer went on to say that continuing to wage the air war against isis is the most effective way to fight them. >>> new details this morning in the san bernardino shooting. right now the fbi is looking into whether the mother of syed farook knew about the attack plot. she lived in the same house as her son and his wife tashfeen malik. the couple built at least 15 pipe bombs, stockpiled thousands of rounds of ammunition, and there's still the question about the couple's connection to isis. >> at this point, we do not have any evidence they were part of either a larger group or a cell or that they were planning anything else. that's at this time. what i will say is, again, we are continuing to run everythin

senator charles schumer paid a in ryebrook after a report that iranian hackers got into the dam's control system in 2013. schumer wants to know why the federal government kept the hacking a secret. he says this incident is not the only foreign hacking in the u.s. >> we want to know how often this has occurred, who's done it, how successful they've been and that is being done to prevent it. >> reporter: in this case, officials say the iranian hackers were able to view the control system of the small dam, but were not able to take control of it. schumer says hackers could do serious damage if they were able to gain control of infrastructure like dams, power plants and pipelines. >> there are larger dams than this dam. there are public utilities. there are nuclear power plants. imagine if hackers, iranian, terrorist-related, got hold of these critical infrastructures. >> reporter: schumer is urging the department of homeland security to conduct a thorough investigation into how vulnerable the u.s. is to cyber attacks and to also work with local and state governments as well as companies on h

antwan: charles schumer wants federal government to keep a closer eye on media posts by would be per terrorists. the senator supports a bill to ford -- modernize how to track, and decode messages. use of social media, so we have to double down to stay aahead. antwan: schumer sponsored a legislation already pass in the house of representatives on wednesday. christina: derrick responsibles had -- williams had expensive jewelry stolen from his apartment, these said $750,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from his tribeca apartment yesterday morning. it is unclear which items were stolen, but these are some photos that williams posted in the past, he is blaming the theft on two women he met in a club and took home to his apartment. antwan: following last night's democratic presidential debate, senator bernie sanders reportedly suspended two campaign staffers for their role in breaching hillary clinton's he said he fired more staffers if he found additional wrong doing, an investigation on ongoing, clinton happied his public a-- accepted his public apology and said we should move on. christi

antwan: charles schumer took part in the lighting of largest menorah in midtown. when a menorah was lit for 8 day's straight with a single day of oil. christina: black friday and cyber monday are in the books, but is still time to cash in on big holiday deals. antwan: we tell you the best between now and christmas day. christina: chaos at a college football game in texas. >> fourth time a charm, what is onboard and on the way to the international space station. christina: audrey is here, out of this world. audrey: thank you, temperature are looking good, they are soaring up the thermometer, readings above average, and we're expecting milder weather, details coming up duke. duke: on "sports extra" prevented by toyota, jets and giants play today at metlife stadium, huge game for both teams. great win by jets, terrible loss by giants, we'll break it down, and hear from both we'll talk with shawn landeta about this antwan: you still doing your shopping we were talking about it if you missed out, you have time, to cash in on big bargains before christmas. christina: ma

charles schumer, ny"had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." liz hur tag: the homeland security department says the current policy is being reversed.. but insiders tell abc news.. even the new pilot programs are not a despread policy. eh, abc news, ny. two new opinion polls show the republican nomination for president is still very much up in the air. a quinnipiac university poll shows donald trump and ted cruz are neck and neck here in iowa. trump has 28 percent support from probable republican caucus goers, while cruz is righthtehind with 27 percent. marco rubio is third with 14 percent, and ben carson is next with 10 percent. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus three poininthree percent. it's also worth noting, 53 percent of the people who supported a candidate say they might a fox news poll yesterday had the two top candidates just the opposite, with cruz ahead of trump here in iowa by two per cent. and the des moines register's iowa poll on saturday showed cruz holdi

charles schumer, (d) ny "had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." liz hur tag: the homeland security department says the current policy is being reversed.. but insiders tell abc news.. not a widespread policy. eh, abc news, ny. new at 6:30.. a 35-mile stretch of i-5 in southern california had to be shut down last night because of a massive mudslide. it happened near castaic. cal-trans road crews needed 3 hours to get the tons of mud and rocks off the pavement before the interstate could re-open. unfortunately.. they're still looking at the same weather conditions that helped cause the slide. other parts of the country are also dealing with their own high winds.. heavy rain.. and even some tornadoes. abc's karla barguiarena shows us some of the areas being hardest hit. script: nat pop: chainsaw it's a morning of heavy lifting and clean up after a heavy punch from mother nature. "think that's a tornado" at least four confirmed tornadoes over the weekend in texas alone. "tornado on the groun

charles schumer, (d) ny "had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." liz hur tag: the homeland security department says the current policy is being reversed.. but insiders tell abc news.. even the new pilot programs are not a widespread policy. eh, abc news, ny . " jenna: a couple of new polls out today on the republican side of the presidential race show some dramatically different figures. jenna: both of the polls taken over the weekend have trump in the lead, but in the latest quinnipiac poll, trump is sharing the lime light with texas senator ted cruz in iowa. republican presidential candidates donald trump and ted cruz are neck and neck in iowa. in a poll of republican iowa caucus-goers by quinnipiac university... trump has 28-percent support. second with 27- percent. senator marco rubio is in third with 14-percent. the latest monmouth university poll of republicans and republican- leaning voters shows trump with a 41-percent lead. nationally ted cruz is in second with just 14-percent..

charles schumer, (d) ny "had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." liz hur tag: the homeland security department says the current policy is being reversed.. but insiders tell abc news.. even the new pilot programs are not a widespread policy. eh, abc news, ny. bowe bergdahl.. the army sergeant accused of deserting his post in afghanistan.. will face a court martial. army general robert abrams ordered the court-martial today. bergdahl will face charges of desertion and endangering fellow soldiers.. and could face life in prison if convicted. bergdahl disappeared from his base in afghanistan in june 2009. he was held captive until last year.. when the u-s gave up 5 taliban prisoners for bergdahl's release. the north carolina woman.... accused of posting this photo court appearance.... today.. you'll remember... the social media outrage over the picture of her dog.... with its mouth duct-taped shut. -45- year-old.... katharine lemansky has not yet made a plea.... to the misdemeanor charge of

. >>> meanwhile, senator charles schumer wants a second vote in the senate on proposed legislation that would close a loophole allowing people on the u.s. terror watch list to buy legally guns. last week, senate republicans voted against closesting the loophole, claiming it infringes on the right to bear arms. >> there's a group in congress who just won't listen. they won't protect these men and women behind me or the from the new danger we face, which is terrorism here. >> also tonight, the father of san bernardino gunman syed farook tells an italian newspaper his son shared the ideology of the isis leader in creating an islamic state. he also said his son hated israel. you can watch president obama's address from the oval office, live on channel 7, beginning at 8:00 tonight. >>> new at 6:00, bravery in the bronx. a deli worker was behind the counter when two armed masked men entered and demanded cash, but the worker fought back. more. >> reporter: well, sandra, as you can see behind me, achmed hussein is back behind the counter, just a few days after looking down the barrel of a pisto

new york senator charles schumer. >> and have they checked now tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. >> reporter: even one of the organizations is not against increased social media scrutiny. ibrahim cooper is with the council on american islamic relations. >> measures that target only one faith group, only one ethnic group or people from a certain national origin, that raises concern, and it's also counterproductive to our nation's security. >> reporter: last year there were more than 460,000 visas issued. scott, there are concerns that adding a layer of social media scrutiny could delay the process, hurting tourism and business. >> pelley: jeff pegues in washington. jeff, thanks. today donald trump's physician said the republican candidate would be, and this is a quote, "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." he called trump's blood pressure of 110/65 astonishingly excellent, but even that trumpian hyperbole couldn't help with other numbers today that aren't so healthy. trump trails ted cruz in iowa by ten points. here's major garret

new york senator charles schumer says the tax savings will be permanent. >> if people who drove cars had the full deduction, why shouldn't people who drive transit particularly when there's so many of them here in new york. >> the house vote on the tax bill is expected tomorrow. senator schumer says more than 700,000 commuters in the tri- state area take advantage of >>> there's confusion about a tax rebate program in new jersey. people no longer alive are getting money while those who should have gotten it didn't get it. so what happened? cbs 2's christine sloan explains. >> reporter: bergen county homeowners here fork out lots in property taxes and they are shocked the state audit of new jersey's homestead benefit program finds millions of dollars in rebates going out to the wrong taxpayers; specifically, more than 2 million to people who are dead! >> it's disgusting! what else is new? >> it's disappointing. very disappointing. >> reporter: officials say it happened because deceased individuals weren't removed from tax records in a timely manner. >> this is the most incompetent thi

charles schumer: had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive. right now.... police are searching for the death near lamb and the 15. police say this all happened around 2:30 this morning. we know the female victim was taken to the hospital where she died from gunshot wounds. this shooting also led to some traffic problems on at the highway onramp during this morning's commute. this is still an active investigation, and we will let you know as soon as we get any new details. now to another late night shooting...also in north las vegas-- one man is behind bars-- and a woman dead.. this happened near craig and mlk police say--when they got to the scene-- they found a 20 year old woman suffering from a gun shot wound. but she died at the hospital. they say she was shot by a man--but police are still working to figure out how they knew each other. it appears at this moment to be domestic related between a man and a woman, right now we do have the man in custody, and detectives are conducting

new york senator charles schumer. >> and had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. >> reporter: even one of the country's largest muslim organizations is not againstst increased social media scrutiny. rahim cooper is withthhe council l american islamic relations. >> measures that target only one faith group, only one ethnic group or people from a certain national origin, that raises concerns, and it's also counterproductive to our nation's security. >> reporter: last year there were mor than 460,000 visas issued. scott, there are concerns that adding a layer of social media business. >> jeff pegues in washington. jeff, thanks. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers o

new york senator charles schumer says stories by victims helps sway them. >> they talked how they felt and they told of their experience. and even in a place like this where skins get hardened, people couldn't resist. through the year 2090. so effectively providing lifetime coverage. >> we're got a commuter alert to tell you about that's going to affect the seven train. officials say commuters will not be as inconvenienced as they were during recent construction and they say service disruptions will not be every weekend. the scheduled weekend shutdown starts in january and runs through most of the year. don't let all these dates -- are you keeping track at home? service is going to be affected in both directions. when they happen, we'll be keeping your updated here. >> roughly 230 cameras are expected to go up on new jersey's board walk. atlantic city police will state of the art system from a surveillance command center. >> this is important because it gives the police department direct access to move these pan tilt zoom crams. >> it's safer. people might be less apt to do something.

new york senator charles schumer. >> and had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. >> reporter: even one of the country's largest muslim organizations is not against increased social media scrutiny. ibrahim cooper is with the council on american islamic relations. >> measures that target only one faith group, only one ethnic group or people from a certain national origin, that raises concerns, and it's also counterproductive to our nation's security. >> reporter: last year there were more than 460,000 visas issued. scott, there are concerns that adding a layer of social media scrutiny could delay the process, hurting tourism and business. >> jeff pegues in washington. jeff, thanks. >>> today, donald trump's physician said the republican candidate would be, and this is a quote, "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." he called trump's blood pressure of 110/65 "astonishing excellent," but even that trumpian hyperbole couldn't help with other numbers today that aren't so healthy. seven weeks before the caucuses, trump tr

sat a news conference today, senator -- at a news conference today, charles schumer and others pressed the house and senate to approve a provision that would give public agencies access to chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. >> we are calling on them not to forsake the citizens living in puerto rico during their time of greatest need. >> puerto rico's governor says without the debt restructuring measure, the u.s. territory will likely be unable to pay more than $900 million in bond payments next month. >>> investigators are looking into the cause of a fire that damaged six postal manhattan. the fdny said it started on the third floor of a parking garage night. firefighters got the blaze under control about midnight. no mail was in the trucks. >>> meantime, a man is in critical condition after police say his scooter collided with a livery cab at an entrance to central park on the upper east side. a 29-year-old man was thrown from the vespa when he collided with the livery cab about 3:30 this morning. authorities say the scooter driver may have run a red light and hit the s.u.v. turning on

charles schumer, , ny "had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. maybe those people in san bernardino would be alive." now.. amid calls for a wider madatory vetting process.. president obama met with his national security council this morning.. this as security officials in the u-s and europe confirm.. they are dealing with possible isis attacks to disrupt the christmas holidays. liz hur tag:the department of homeland security tells abc news.. it has started pilot programs to search the social media of visa but insiders say it's still not a widespread policy. eh, abc news, ny. officials in egypt say there's no indication of any "illegal or terrorist act" in the crash of a russian passenger plane. back on october 31st, 224 people onboard a flight died after the flight crashed in sinai. a chief investigator released a statement receive any evidence of foul play on the plane crashing. russia says an explosive device had been placed on board, and that a branch of isis claims responsibility. debt deal with foreign creditors. the deal establishes

a political consultant and former advisor to new york senator charles schumer, mr. tobin, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> let's begin with the fight against isil. hillary clinton saying we are finally on the right track, although most americans polled believe we are not. does that help or hurt her. >> in the primary, it's of no consequence. in the general election, i think it does hurt her. so say we are on the right track, it implies we were on the wrong track. as secretary of state, she had responsibility for setting policy in europe and the rest of the world. >> is national security more important than the general economy. >> generally republicans fared better on issues of national economy than international affairs. >> is hillary clinton considered to be huer hawkish than most democrats? >> i don't think bernie sanders or martin o'malley are the ones to give her problems. that will be in the general election. >> hillary clinton saying donald trump is being used by isil to bring in new recruits, experts say there is nothing to back up those claims,

senator charles schumer and governor andrew cuomo say that information would give new york the ability to block suspected terrorists from buying guns legally. they say keeping the information a secret from the states creates a dangerous loophole in which terrorists can purchase weapons. and today marks three years since the horrible shooting at newtown, connecticut. over the weekend, demonstrators held marches and rallies to remember the 26 victims. another rally calling for an end to all gun violence will take place outside of the national rifle association headquarters today. elizabeth: economic headlines now, wall street is looking to rebound after big losses friday. investors are waiting to see if the federal reserve will raise interest rates or not. friday, the dow was down more than 309 points. the nasdaq was down more than 111. and the s and p 500 fell about 40. ride-share app uber wants its drivers to sign an agreement, barring them from participating in any class-action lawsuits against the company. the new legal agreement comes after a judge in california expanded a class act

but new york's senator charles schumer doesn't think registration goes far enough. he says restricted technology is needed. >> if we did go fencing it would prohibit any drone from flying in a dangerous place or coming near an airline. >> this isn't gonna solve the problems they will continue to >> this local pilot and attorney agrees and predicts more changes eventually. >> the manufacturers have the technology already to arm drones so that they can't go above a certain height and into certain areas. whenever we get to wherever we're getting to to control it, i think that has to be part of the conversation and part of every drone sold in america frankly. >> the faa prohibits drones 5 miles of an airport. the registration is valleyed for three years and the $5 is waived until january 30th. >> alice, this isn't just for new drones, right? these are for drones already owned? >> if you have the drones now, you have to purchase them. anything you might purchase for the holidays, you have to register. a week from today, the website will be lie. free for now. >> save 5 bu

senator charles schumer of new york, backed by members of the nypd, wants congress to close the loophole. last week, senate republicans voted against barring suspected ill from buying guns. they say it infringed on the 2nd amendment. schumer says that loophole has to close. >> there is a group in congress who just won't listen. they won't protect these men and women behind me or the millions of other americans from the new danger we face, which is terrorism here. >> under current law, someone deemed too dangerous to fly on a plane can legally by a gun. senator schumer now wants a second vote in the senate. >>> now, to some of the other news we're following tonight, raging flames hit a construction site in queens for a second time. the latest in what police are calling a string of arsons. right now, investigators have linked five fires in forest hills. two other suspicious fires are also under investigation. eyewitness news reporter kimberly richardson is in forest hills this evening. >> reporter: sandra, tonight fear and anxiety in this community, as police and fire marshals are out here

senator charles schumer and governor andrew cuomo. >>> consider this, it is december, the middle of december, you can leave your hat, gloves, and scarves at home. we're going to see a change soon. tom is updating his four things to know forecast. >>> the one gop candidate gaining momentum. who could be a threat to hillary clinton. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com slash eastern. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. no word on the jet crash that killed all 221 on board. investigators in cairo releasing a statement this morning within the hour saying so far they have not found any indication of foul play. meanwhile russian officials say that an explosive device was placed on board. it exploded and that islamic extremists claimed responsibility. more to come on this report for sure throughout the day. eun, aaron? >> thank you, angie. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it

neneyork senator charles schumer. >> and had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. >> reporter: even one of the country's largest muslim orgagazations is not against increased social media scrutiny. ibrahim cooper is with the council on american islamic relations. >> measures that target only one faith group, only one ethnic group or people from a certain national origin, that raises nation's security. >> reporter: last year there were mor than 460,000 visas issued. scott, there a a concerns that addingng layer of social media scrutiny could delay the process, hurting tourism and business. >> jeff pegues in washington. jeff, thanks. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. almost sixty milliononmericans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunt

also on a similar note, new york senator charles schumer and governor cuomo demanded the federal government shared classified watch list information on suspected terrorists. those who can't fly because they're on the terror watch list. to prevent them from legally buying guns. >> to allow people to you believe have terrorist connections to buy guns is so irresponsible that people must be living in a state of denial. >> reporter: there are those who oppose more gun control, arguing people's constitutional rights shouldn't be taken away without due process. and kerry, again, the event here today, broadway and lower congresswoman maloney, some gun control advocates will be gathering here. it's expected to be a large gathering. also might hinder traffic a little bit around 11:00 a.m. back to you. >> we'll check in with you throughout the morning, thank you. >>> a good look at two robbers in the bronx, they burst into an auto body shop waving guns in the morris park section friday afternoon. a business on stillwell avenue is where it took place. the video shows the men forced two people into the

. >>> new at noon, senator charles schumer calling for a thorough federal investigation after we learned a hacker tried to attack a dam in westchester county. schumer says the recent attack on bowman avenue dam shows the vulnerability of our nation's critical infrastructure. the senator wants more to be done to prevent future attacks on dams, power grids and telecommunication systems. iranian hackers assessed control systems of the dam in 2013 but didn't do any damage. >> dismissed from school, parents now helping to get a lunch lady her job back. we're going to tell you what she give a young girl that upset the school >> plus a family outraged over >>> we're following breaking news, a grand jury in new jersey deciding to indict the wal-mart truckdriver who slammed into a limo carrying comedian tracy morgan. kevin roper appeared in middlesex county court asking for criminal charges to be thrown out. that request was denied. comedian james mcnair died in the wreck last year on the new jersey turnpike. >>> new at noon, the nba is lending its name and its stars to an advertising campaign ag

a remote dam that in the future they might be testing to do something on >> reporter: senator charles schumer is now urging the department of homeland security to investigate just how vulnerable america's infrastructure is to cyber attack including the nation's power grid. >> we want to know how often that this has occurred, who has done it, how successful they have been and what is being done to prevent it. >> reporter: schumer is also calling on the feds to work with state and local governments as well as private companies to prevent future hacks. the department of homeland security has no comment on the hacking incident but a spokesman says they continue to coordinate national efforts to strengthen security of critical infrastructure. in the newsroom alice gainer, cbs 2 news. >>> still ahead, a dangerous bump. police search for a man accused of stabbing another man while pretending to bump him in the subway. >> home for the holidays. reality star teresa guidice is out of prison. see what she looks like now. >> a miracle in the rubble! a man buried is alive days dozens of buildings. >> and

defend the country we have to defense those coming in and marco has more of an allegiance to charles schumernd to the liberals than to conservative policy. [ applause and cheers ] remembers paul received applause but so did -- >> reporter: paul received applause but so did rubio in his response saying a lot of information is important following terrorist attacks like what happened in san bernardino. federal agency to have access to cell phone records. that's why he recently voted against a bill that dealt with this. so marco rubio, ted cruz we'll look out for them tonight to be under attack more from the other candidates. >> right. danielle nottingham live for us there at the venetian in las vegas. danielle, we appreciate it. we'll have a wrap-up of the debate and who might have made the biggest impression tonight on kpix 5 at 11. >>> meanwhile officials in los angeles defending their decision today to close the city's schools. all of them. after what turned out to be a terror hoax. phone messages went out telling 640,000 students to stay home. similar threats were made against new york city

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new york senator charles schumer says if congress isn't able to pass such a law, then individual statesuld be allowed to access the list so that they can take action on their own. >> there is one problem. we need access to the terrorist watchlist and it's classified. and so i have spoken to the department of justice and it's not immediate he acceptable. >> using government no fly list to stop someone from buying a gun would violate second amendment rights. they do point out that neither of the shooters were on a federal watch list. >>> time is 5:38. gun sales are up. they have already set a new record here in california this year. according to a bay area newsgroup analysis of state and federal information, there is a big jump in weapon sales on black flammable liquid and also the days after the san bernadino mass shooting. there were 1.51 million background checks in the first # 1 months of the year that broke the previous record of 1.47 million set last year. the bay area newsgroup reports that gun sales on black friday were four times the average number for other days in november. >>>

charles schumer is asking the justice department to make the list accessible. >> there are a number of different choices without compromising the terrorist watch list. >> nicole hockley lost her 6- year-old son in the sandy hook shootings. she helped organization sandy hook promise. its only mission is to stop violence before it starts. >> it is an absolute no- brainer, if you can't get on a plane because you're going to fail a background check why should you be able to purchase a weapon. >> dray clark channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> 5:04. in westchester county new york state police have charged a scarsdale man in a deadly going the wrong way when his car hit another car on interstate 684 just before 6 yesterday morning. the driver 64-year-old elena lopez was pronounced dead at the scene. tilkson and his passenger were treated for their injuries. he is charged with criminally negligent homicide. >>> a massage therapist is accused of sexually assaulting. he inappropriately touched a woman while giving her a massage at elements massage in rockville center. garcia is charged with forcible

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new york senator charles schumer. >> and had they checked out tashfeen malik a little more, maybe she wouldn't have gotten a visa. >> reporter: even one of the country's largest muslim organizations is not against increased social media scrutiny. ibrahim cooper is with the council on american islamic relations. >> measures that target only one faith group, only one ethnic group or people fromom certain national origin, that raises concerns, and it's also nation's security. >> reporter: last year there were more thth 460,000 visas issued. scott, there are concerns that adding a layer of social media scrutiny could delay the process, hurting tourism and business. >> jeff pegues in washington. jeff, thanks. >>> the "cbs overnight news" [ vocalizing ] [ buzzing ] [ [ ee crashes ] [ wind howling ] >>> today, donald trump's physician said the republican candidate would be, and this is a quote, "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." he called trump's blood pressure of 110/65 "astononhingly excellent," but even that trumpian hyperbole couldn't help with other numbers toda

charles schumer says he agrees with what he heard. peter king claims the president had nothing new to say. >> nothing he said today indicates any change in the policy overseas, where isis has killed more and more people, and become more powerful. >> i thought the president's plan is a good one. there are some people out there saying, oh, send a whole lot of troops. as the president said, that's what isis wants. >> senator schumer went on to say continue ing to wage the air war against isis is the most effective way to deal with them. >>> want to bringout latest now on the san bernardino shootings. the fbi still trying to figure out if the shooters were connected in any way to isis. also, investigators looking into whether the mother of syed farook knew anything about the plot. she lived with farook and his wife. >> four days, over 300 interviews, several locations searched, a lot of information being processed, being analyzed, and being gathered. and more to come. >> according to an italian interviewed by the fbi for seven hours. he a

they were on the defensive as far as the vote counting senator charles schumer is against the deal.ealthe iran plus benjamin netanyahu's visit did help the democrats in the vote counting. host: call from maryland. we are listening, bill. caller: i want to tell america that there are other issues that are going on in this world that are more important that isis or to tel. who cares about isis? is income inequality that has gotten us to this situation right now. not havepeople do anything. you have the builders of this country, the african-americans, the indians, who did not have to employtions rural white americans. system,minal justice the drug system -- host: i think you will be interested in the answer. one of the agenda items where there is a partisan support could be criminal justice reform. guest: it is something senator paul have beennd working with democrats and at the toprick leahy of the judiciary committee. that is something the president has been interested in changing. that was put into place by president bill clinton in the 1990's, a lot of them. he has since said some of

. >> senator charles schumer is urging the department of homeland security to investigate how vulnerable americas infrastructure is to cyber attack, including the nations power grid. >> we want to know how often this has occurred, whose done it, how successful they've been and what is being done to prevent it. >> the department of homeland security is not commenting on the hacking incident. >>> well new video shows an nypd officer saving a life of the four legged kind. this cat was rescued during the friday rush on the grand central park wait the officer noticed the cat under a van on the busy roadway so he stopped traffic, scooped up the cat and got that little cat to safety. big christmas present this year. the wrote beatles are letting it be and letting you stream, fans can now access the fab four's musical catalog on streaming services including apple music and spotty ify. pandora is the only service that will reportedly not have full access. >>> well it's about time, >> [laughter] >> sure. >>> 5:18 coming up next, odell beckham jr.'s response to his suspension. >>> next holiday wish

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they were on the defensive as far as the vote counting senator charles schumer is against the deal.eal the iran plus benjamin netanyahu's visit did help the democrats in the vote counting. host: call from maryland. we are listening, bill. caller: i want to tell america that there are other issues that are going on in this world that are more important that isis or to tel. who cares about isis? is income inequality that has gotten us to this situation right now. not havepeople do anything. you have the builders of this country, the african-americans, the indians, who did not have to employtions rural white americans. system,minal justice the drug system -- host: i think you will be interested in the answer. one of the agenda items where there is a partisan support could be criminal justice reform. guest: it is something senator paul have beennd working with democrats and at the toprick leahy of the judiciary committee. that is something the president has been interested in changing. that was put into place by president bill clinton in the 1990's, a lot of them. he has since said some of

senator chuck schumer both like the idea of a policy to ban anyone on the terrorist watch list from legally purchasing a firearm in new york state. but it's not that simple. sen. charles problem--we need access to the terrorist watch list and it's classified and so i've spoken to the department of justice and it's not easily accessible." opponents say using government "no-fly" lists to stop someone from buying a gun would violate citizen's second amendment rights. bill cosby is firing back at his accusers... by suing seven of them for defamation. the suit claims cosby did not drug or assault the defendants .. and says each of them maliciously and knowingly published false information. nearly sixty women have come forward to say cosby has assaulted them as far back as the 19-60s. cosby denies all of the accusations. back here in the valley .. the man accused of abducting a young girl from arizona and repeatedly raping here faced a judge again today. 26-year old jimmy kim now faces sixty counts.. this includes 31 of sexual assault with a minor under 16 years old.. and 22 sexual assault with a minor under 16. the judge also much higher bail at one-point-five million doll

with chuck schumer as majority leader then you can do what we need to do. you know the drill. charles: we have an avalanche of rules and regulations coming into 2016. i have a couple congressmen coming on the show jose i voted against the spending bill, but give paul ryan a chance. 90% of trim voters say they are not happy with what's going on. there is something wrong with the articulation of grassroots when the message gets to washington, d.c. >> i think this ways many people first saw when paul ryan took this post. going into it very staunch and principled. it's hard to get the job done when you don't make those compromises. when they see it moving in a way that doesn't satisfy their political palate they are still outraged. it becomes a rock and hard place situation. charles: if this is a third world country whoever is in charge should be packing their bags trying to get the next flight out or maybe getting their middle ready to fight off some sort of arab spring. we have some sort of revolution brewing. it's been coming a long time, but i think it rubber has hit the road. >> this