. >> aurora and colson? >> the person involved was detained very close to the officer-involved shooting. >> there was an arrest on colson street. >> somebody detained, we've not identified them yet. >> have weapons on him that third suspect that was detained any weapons located on that person? >> i don't have that information. >> were there any words exchanged during this gun fire, between the suspects and the police? >> i don't know. >> what is their nationality. >> don't know. okay we're going to try to do another press conference sometime around 8:30 9:00, hopefully we'll have more information at that time. thank you. >> the chief of police of san bernardino, clatch. bill stanton retired investigator, nypd police officer. and another officer from atlanta. a warrant served on a house in redlands, california not far from san bernardino, and that's where police encountered that suv and there was a pursuit and a shootout that ended up in san bernardino, so clearly, it sounds to me like bill, police knew where

colson's job is himself put it was to attack and counterattack.n that role, nixon set, nixon set a tape, he will do anything. i mean anything. colson now achieved his point of her warfare, he joined a meeting convened by the and in the white house and taking action in the spirit of kissinger's encouragement to really clobber them for the presidents political enemies he telephoned his contact at the new york city construction council. on friday may eighth, hundreds of hardhats carry lead pipes and crowbars attacked antiwar protesters and broad wall street, cracking heads and breaking bones. whether 70 people were injured. the hardhats hardhats got an invitation to the white house and brennan became nixon's labor secretary. this footage of it ran on the evening news tens of thousands of protesters were gathering in washington from across the country, trucks are transported soldiers for the executive office building for the night and two rings of buses barricaded the white house. nixon was on the verge of a nervous breakdown. he stayed up all night t

danny colson is a former fbi assistant director, served in the fbi over three decade. nice to see you. >> thank you. good to see you, too. >> this balance we have been talking about, of privacy, which is granted to us in the constitution, versus stopping terrorism. talking about this since the attacks of 9/11. it's a problem. >> well, it's not really the problem as it's been described by apple. this is not a fourth amendment problem, not a problem with privacy, because the fbi is not asking for anything other than the ability to get into these records where the court will order. you don't have a right to privacy to commit acts of terrorism. we had too do this years ago when phone companies went front an analog system to digital system. we couldn't tap phones. congress passed legislation mandate that phone companies give a gateway to the fbi and other agencies with a warrant to get these records, i think they're misstating the problem on the part of apple. i love apple. i have one in -- a phone in my pocket right now but the government has a right to evidence using prop

. >> there was an arrest on colson street. >> there was somebody detained. we have not identified them yet. >> he didn't have weapons on him, that third suspect? did he have weapons located on him? >> i don't have that information. >> were there any words exchanged during this gunfire between the suspect and police? >> i don't know. don't know. okay. we're going to try to do another press conference some time around 8:30, 9:00. hopefully we'll have more information for you at that time. thank you. >> pelley: have have been watching the late news conference by jarron burguan, the police chief in san bernardino. to recap a few of the highlights, police acting on a tip were led to that vehicle, the s.u.v. two people, two suspects were killed in the s.u.v. the police chief said they were armed with assault rifles and pistols. a third person who was running from the scene has been detained but police are not saying he is iii suspect that they have been searching for. president obama today was being interviewed by norah o'donnell of cbs this morning when he got wo

we don't have an youaurora -- >> arrest on colson street. >> somebody detained. >> we did not identify him yet. >> did that third suspect have weapons on him? >> i don't have that information. >> was there any words exchanged during this gun fire between the suspects and the police? >> i don't know. >> their nationality? >> i don't know. okay. we're going to try to do another press conference sometime around 8:30, 9:00. hopefully we'll have more information for you at that time. thank you. >> well, there you have it. some extraordinary new details coming in, fast-moving investigation in southern california. they have now confirmed at that scene involved that truck, that suv on the road, that gun battle that ensued all the windows blown out, that two people were killed inside that car. a male an a d a female. each window shattered. they collided with a truck at another location. continued on their way. surrounded there by police. vehicles were pulled. one was dead beside the suv, another was pulled out. a male and a female. we know they were dressed in assault-style clothing. armed with

thank you tim colson, in taipei. watch to see what happens with this secret, not the secret lab. turning to the energy sector where many are claiming that the era of carbon reduction has arrived. a landmark international climate change agreement was reached on saturday it is prompting investors to shift portfolios from coal and oil investments to a noble energy like wind and solar. sunpower is the second biggest u.s. -- ceo tom werner is here to discuss with me. a huge milestone in paris. i want to talk about that. what are the tangible benefits there are two sunpower? tom: a huge deal. we are at the beginning of a complete shift in the world the way gets energy. the tangible benefit is 195 countries said we are going to go to lower carbon sources of energy. they said every five years they will report how they are doing. it seems that you'll be hard to come back in five years and say, we are not doing much. solar is clearly going to benefit because costs have come down so much. we are a low carbon energy source. it i

so chuck colson and these other guys would send over attacks and say go out there and tell everybody that comes bitterly attack nixon's the phone and he wouldn't do it because he believed that the party, the party's interest in nixon's interests were growing farther apart. >> what's interesting as well is the resignation. the cabinet beneath which i thought was fascinating. >> chairman bush was one of only three people who actually had the guts to say to richard nixon to his face that he thought he should go. nick sims walks in on august 7, august 6, 1974, and says i think it's time for us to discuss the most important issue facing the country, inflation. big issue but perhaps the fact that you're about to be impeached is a little greater. and sewed the attorney general, bill saxby, says something to him, and then bush says whatever is going to have to happen about the president's future has to happen soon because it's august of an even numbered year and your dad is looking at congressional numbers which are just a total nightmare, and her father also said because nixon was saying i

we are at richardson and colson. we are a block away from where that suv stopped and the shootout happened. this is the police believe at this point that that may be the suspect. this is a suspect who may be the person who fired on a group of employees in the conference room at that center. 14 people reported dead. 17 injured. several have been taken to nearby hospitals, loma linda being one of them and another one in colton. there are a lot of police officers at this location. we also have seen an ambulance that was trying to find its way to where that suv is, but so far they had to take different routes because it's packed. a lot of folks watching the scene. reporter: would you describe or does it seem from our pictures that these officers are still in a tactical position? it looks like they are still clearing the area. does it seem to you that they are still look for more suspects? reporter: yes. when we first got here absolutely they were looking for suspects. they were yelling at us to make sure we did not cross

if chuck colson gets a year and a half for having information , petraeus' posed to life, his livelihood is ruined because they're finally able to find something that might, should have been classified, that he pleads guilty to, having turned over to his biographer. how long do you get for doing that 1,000 times? ust asking, mr. speaker. but, if let's say hypothetically it were true, what president obama and john kerry and hillary clinton keep saying, that you should not say anything negative about the terrorists who claim to be slamic and who say praise be to alaw -- allah and then they kill innocent people, you can't say anything that that's related to radical islam, because that only makes matters orse, well, if they really believe those things they've been saying, and if it were homeland and if security's right, that we need to worry about evangelical christians or people who believe in the authority of the united states constitution, then shouldn't the president, hillary clinton, john kerry, be worried that they're going to stirrup another crusade by besmirching and maligning christ

. >> reporter: like details about agent phil colson's hand played by clark greg caught a deadly crystal then his arm turned to stone and had to be cut off to save his lili. >> is your hand ever going to grow back? >> i think that hand might be gone for good. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: miles and marcus found his severed hand still clutching the crystal and a prosthetet replacement. >> they built me an amazing hand but i'm hoping i might get an even cooler hand. >> whoa! >> we're seeing the command center right now. >> this is the first time you've seenenthis. >> yes. >> i'm co-pilot miles. >> i'm head pilot marcus. >> who gets to do this. >> nobody gets to do this. >> nobody. >> but me and miles! >> reporter: they play brothers on"black-ish" and act like their own secret handshakes. and for the right "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." look, creations from the costume designer. you. >> you got on some of our tactical vests, a little walkie-talkie in here, first aid kit. >> first aid kit, yeah. s.h.i.l.d. agent marcus reporting. >> what's the biggest misconception people have about your character. >>

. >> reporter: like d details about agent p phil colson's hand played by clark greg caught a deadly crystal then his arm turned to stone and had to be cut off to save his life. >> is your hand ever going to grow back? >> i think that hand might be gone for good. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: miles and marcus found his severed hand still clutching the crystal and a prosthetic replacacent. >> the built me anmazingand but i'm hoping i might get an even cooler hand. >> whoa! >> we're seeing the commamand

. >> reporter: like details about agent phil colson's hand played by clark greg caught a deadly crystal then his arm turned to stone and had to be cut off to save his life. >> is your hand ever going to grow back? >> i think that hand might be