alicia corwin was cautious. course, it didn't save her. - what can i do for you? - my operative is making the corwin investigation go away. - glad to hear it. - look out for yourself, denton. one of us is already dead. i'd hate to lose any more. - i have a personal situation. i might be out of reach for a few days. - denton, we can always reach you. - where are they? - they're somewhere in there. - let's go. - go on. get out of here. i'll keep 'em busy. - yeah, okay. john-- - you can thank me later. [clang] - [grunts] [engine revving] - [grunts] [dog barking] [grunts] - where's the money? - it's gone. - that's bad news for you. - hey! pick on someone your own size. or someone a little closer to it. [winces] [grunting, struggling] [grunts] - you're an embarrassment to your race. when we rise up-- [thud] [grunts] - i've been meaning to get this back to you. - thank you. - never thought i'd see you almost lose. - yeah, i wasn't losing. i was just resting. come on. at least somebody's happy. - a little too happy. oh, my god. my money. it ate the bearer bonds. - that's

and our panelists are alan corwin -- i'm not sure who that guy is. >> sweet! >> and jay neal schouman, who has not been with us for several years. i think the last grpc was our l.a. one. so that will be a good time for all. we're going to start off with alan corwin, authauthor. so there you go, alan. seven minutes. >> thank you, peggy. i'm alan corwin of gunlaws.com. and we won our first amendment lawsuit against phoenix. so our gun saves lives bus stops are back up all over town. [ applause ] but the news media still refuses to say anything about your first gun. when did you ever hear the media say anything about getting a gun? 60 million american homes are safely armed. and they don't say anything about this. the unbiassed, fair and balanced news mediai censors this subjec. is anyone in this room pro-gun? i can't hear you. is anyone pro gun? i still can't hear you. are you pro-gun? well, some of you get the idea. i think being pro-gun is a really bad idea. and here's why. if you're pro-gun, what's the other side? anti-gun. and they think guns are really bad.

got something off corwin's body. - is it what we thought? i think we have a big problem. - how soon can you get here? [door opens] - she was made to blow you away she don't care - corwin's dead. - not sure you're the best judge of that, mark. i mean, you thought i was dead too. - always been a bit of an optimist. you wanna know who told her to send you and your pal reese to china, you'll have to ask her really loudly. - shame. guess you'll have to run a few more errands for me. - [clears throat] i gotta tell ya, our line of work, but you, kara? you were always in a class all by yourself. - [chuckles] be careful. wouldn't wanna hurt my feelings. i might forget you down here. - her lashes flap and they smack men back like springs bouncing off of her curls oh, yeah she's long long gone - it's time we went for that beer. - i need to wrap things up here. somebody who has sensitivity, they want relief but they also want the other things that are available in toothpaste. sensodyne complete protection is designed for sensitivity sufferers, it's also

for brenda corwin its the early morning roads that could be icyy& a-m. "our daughthtr and son in law, my husband is taking both of them to the cedar rapids airport tomorrow morning for them to fly to his parents in ohio so, good roads hopefully." those snow packed roads clearing up this evening including a it wiil be icy spots on the morning. we've got you covered live in waterloo - - jessica hartman kwwl news. thanks jessica -- we will continue to bring you updates on road conditions throughout the holiday weekend. the owner of twisters gymnastics in hiawatha reports thousands of dollars in damage following last night's storm. strong winds s lew heating units from the roof -- down to the ground -- destroying three of them. the owner says each of the units weighs nearty 12- hundred pounds.. more than 50 people were inside e the gym m uring the storm. they (cg: john mangold/ owner of twisters gymnastics) "i looked up at the ceiling and you ceiling was going to come off the building." outside -- bleachers were thrown across the parking lot -- owner tells u

my name is corwin porter, i'm assistant director for department of public health. as of two months ago was the director of environmental health services. i, too, want to extend my deepest appreciation for the law enforcement that arrived so quickly to guide our staff out of harm's way and to protect them. also to the speed of the other responders and getting to the scene to provide treatment to those who have been injured and to help our staff on the road to recovery from their wounds. i had the opportunity to visit several of our staff in the local hospitals. i was encouraged by their optimism and their dedication to their profession. we have a tremendous group of employees, extremely talented. they are behind the scenes protecting each one of us from the ravages of a disease and injury and very rarely are ever recognized for that effort. they were there to receive training and to improve their skill sets to better protect the public that they serve. they are extremely dedicated and they love their profession. my heart goes out to my staff, who have suffered such

. >> reporter: health department who ises trudy raymundo and corwin porter were inside the room where they held training the year before. the second they ard shots fired they dropped to the ground the room was packed with tables, a screen on one se for presentations, a christmas tree on the other. syed farook and tashfeen malik burst in through this door at the center of the conference room opening fire blowing out windows and striking many of the people at this table, the very table farook had been sitting at earlier. what are you thinking? what are you doing? >> there was a small break in the tablecloth, and i just kept looking down, and i just kept hoping that the gunfire would stop, that the gunfire would stop and i couldn't believe that it would stop. >> what went through your mind when you heard that name? >> a complete sense of betrayal. it amazes me every day how close this group is, how tight knit they a and it's nothing but betrayal. >> reporter: cecililia vega,bc news, san bernardino, california. >>> a strange situation in had been driven onto railroad tracks and got stuckc

. >> reporter: health department bosses, trudy raymundo and corwin porter, gathered inside with staffn the room where they held an active shooter training just the year before. the second they heard the shots fired, they dropped to the ground, hiding under tables for cover. the room was packed with tables. a screen on one side for presentations, a christmas tree on the other. syed farook and tashfeen malik burst in through this door at the center of the conference room, opening fire, blowing out windows and striking many of the people at this table, the very table farook had been sitting at earlier. >> we have several down in a conference room. several down. >> reporter: they say farook entered first, wearing a ski mask. the couple unloading at least 65 rounds. what are you thinking, what are you doing? >> there was a small break in the tablecloth and i just kept looking down and i kept hoping that the gunfire would stop, that the gunfire would stop. and i just -- i couldn't believe that it would stop. >> reporter: what went through your mind when you heard that name? >> a complete se

. >> reporter: corwin porter was hiding under the table as the husband and wife assassins kept firing. >> you could see him targeting individuals. >> i could see the muzzle facing down where individuals would be. >> it was incredibly surreal, and as it goes on, the desperation kicks in and i kept hoping it was an exercise, right, it's an exercise, because this can't actually be happening. >> reporter: and it seemed to >> it went on for what seemed like forever. >> it never would end. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> reporter: when swat teams descended to provide urgent was with them. he's an immigrant from iran. what is it like the see this happen? >> terrible. terrible. and then you feel that you're coming thousands and thousanan of miles awawa from that to get away from that. >> reporter: today county officials held a news conference to talk about how san bernardino moves forward. raymundo is the director of public health. >> i ask that you come together and hold each other strong, because it is the strength that will help us heal. and i want you to eve

. >> reporter: health department bosses, trudy raymundo and korwin corwin porter, gathered inside the very room where they held an active shooter training just the year before. the second they heard the shots fired, they dropped to the ground, hiding under tables for cover. it seemed like it went on forever? >> forever. >> reporter: the room was packed with tables, a movie screen and a podium on one side for presentations, a christmas tree on the other. syed farook and tashfeen malik burst in through this door at the center of the conference room, opening fire, blowing out windows and striking many of the people at this table, the very table farook had been sitting at conference room. several down. >> reporter: they say farook entered first, wearing a ski mask, the couple unloading at least 65 rounds. what are you thinking, what are you doing? >> there was a small break in the table cloth and i just kept looking down and i kept hoping that the gun fire would stop. and i just couldn't believe that it would stop. >> reporter: what went through your mind when you heard that name? >> a co

. >> reporter: corwin porter was hiding undnd the table as the husband and wife assassins kept firing. you could see him targeting individuals. >> i could see the muzzle facing down where individuals would be. and as it goes on, the desperation kicks in and i kept hoping it was an exercise, right, it's an exexeise, because this can't actually be happening. >> reporter: and it seemed to go on and on. >> it went on for what seemed like forever. >> it never would end. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> reporter: when s.w.a.t. teams descended to provide urgent medical care, dr. michael neeki was wiwi them. he's an immigrant from iran. what is it like to see this hahaen? >> terrible. terrible. and then you feel that you're coming thousands and thousands of miles away from these atrocities to get away from that. >> reporter: today county officials held a news conference to talk about how san bernardino moves forward. raymundo is the direreor of public health. >> i ask that you come together and hold each other strong, because it is the strength that and i want yo

started fifing and started walking toward the middle of the room where all the staff are >> reporter: corwin porter was hiding under the tabab as the husband and wife assassins kept firing. you could see him targeting individuals. >> i could see the muzzle facing wn where individuals would be. >> it was incredibly surreal, and as it goes on, the desperation n cks in and i kept hoping it was an exercise, right, it's an exercise, because this can't actually be happening. >> reporter: and it seemed to go on and on. >> it went on for what seemed like forever. >> it never would end. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> reporter: when s.w.a.t. teams descended to p pvide urgent medical care, dr. michael neeki was with them. he's an immigrant from iran. what is it like to see this happen? >> terrible. terrible. and then you feel that you're coming thousanan and thousands of miles away from these atrocities to get away from that. >> reporter: today county officials held a news conference moves forward. raymundo is the director of public health. >> i ask that you come togethe

also going after a guy by the name of denton weeks, who's in the same type of government business as corwin was, and he's missing. the feds are flying around trying to find him. - you know where they're looking? - apparently, he's got a girlfriend who's goa cottage outside e d.c. all i got is a name-- julie davenport. for a julie davenport. - [sighs] - i just want to see if the train's on time, harold. can i remind you of our deal? try anything innocent people get hurt. [indistinct chatter] - the express train with direct service to washington, d.c. [disconnected phone line tone] - tap code. finch... really? train station. - the outbound train with direct service from baltimore to salt lake city will be departing from track seven. - you'll like the west, harold. fewer people, bigger skies. more space to think. - we apologize for any inconvenience. [indistinct chatter] [dramatic music] - how w d he find us? not all humans are bad code. - you helped him. i told you what would happen if you tried to get away. excuse me, sir. - - ll be right with you. can i help you, ma'am? [gunshot, screams] -

started firing and started walking toward the middle of the room where all the staff are >> reporter: corwin porter was hiding under the table as the husband and wife assassins kept firing. you could see him targeting individuals. >> i could see the muzzle facing down where individuals would be. >> it was incredibly surreal, and as it goes on, the desperation kicks in and i kept hoping it was an exercise, right, it't'an exercise, because this can't actually be happening. >> reporter: and it seemed to go on and on. >> it went on for what seemed like forever. >> it never would end. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> reporter: when s.w.a.t. teams descended to provide urgent medical care, dr. michael neeki was with them. he's an immimiant from iran. what is it like to see this happen? >> terrible. terrible. and then you feel that you're coming thousands and thousands of miles away from these atrocities to get away from that. >> reporter: today county officials held a news conference to talk about how san bernardino raymundo is the director of public health. >> i a a t

. >> reporter: truly ramundo and corwin porter were in the conference room when their colleague syedfarook opened fire on their friends. >> it seemed endless. it never seemed to stop. it was constant gunfire. >> survivors say farook showed no mercy. now those inside the room may never have closure. >> reporter: that was nbc's miguel almaguer reporting. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump is rejecting criticism that his proposal to ban muslims from entering the u.s. is un-american. as nbc's peter alexander shows us, much of the criticism is coming down from his own party. >> reporter: donald trump on a retired aircraft carrier, but his latest aerial assault calling for a ban on all muslims entering the u.s., not just refugees, may be his most outrageous yet. met with a standing ovation from his supporters. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out why what the hell is going on. [ cheers and applause ] we have no choice. >> reporter: the republican front-runner

corwin and i were there and were going to give a presentation, department presentation.s there to thank all of the staff for all the incredible things they have done throughout the year and we were going to talk about all the exciting things that we were looking forward to for 2016. >> you got there about an hour before the shooting? >> we did, we did. we got there a little after 10:00. >> did you see when the two came in, when the incident began or did you see instantly what was happening? >> yes. i mean, i was at the back table that was near the exterior door -- >> because we were on break at the current time. >> so i was at the table getting coffee and checking out the goodies that were sitting there and it was that point in time, you know, when we all heard gunfire right outside the door and all turned to look at the door to watch him come in. >> is there anything else you want to say about what happened from then on in terms of in those moments? >> i mean, i think just instinct kicks in, adrenaline kicks in. you know, they are such an amazing staff, you know, i was

one year earlier the staff held an active shooter training in that very room, trudy raymundo and corwin porter shout the 14509shooting was a drill, it was not. the shooting started before they even come inside that room. >> i think i heard at leastive or six rounds. >> it was pop,po, pop. >> maybe more. >> reporter: they say syed farook was dressedn all black wearing a ski mask and opened fire. his wife tashfeen malik right ere too. >> the shooter stepped into the room and began firing immediately. >> reporter: a least 70 people were in that room on a break from the day long training event. the scene before the shooting a there was a christmas tree, the shooters entering from this door. >> didn't look like he was pointing at anybody specific. he was just firing. >> reporter: they say the shooters fired in silence. what went through your mind when you heard that name. >> just devastation it could be possib one of our own. >> it's a complete sense of betrayal. >> reporter: for peraza just thinking about her friend and those three words, i got you, gets h through the pain. >> i i'm sure th