(sot/ david bowdich / fbi :30 - :34) "we did have a lead that indicated that uh the subjects came into this area" those sources also say investigators already have digital evidence farook and malik left behind... ,...that shows the two were in the final l anning stage of another assault on a place bigger and with more peoplehan the inland regional center. (nats: first responders at left 14 dead...22 injured.. before they were killed in a gun battle with police following a high speed chase. services for two more victims were schededed for friday.. including one for damian meins.. a 58 year old devout catholic whose life, friends say, was all about service to others. chris clackum, nbc news. >> strong winds have destroyed a pilger, nebraska church that was being rebuilt after last year's devastating tornado. st. john's lutheran chchch was hit by 60 mile an hour winds wednesday evening, bringing down the building's north and south walls, its rafters and interior walls. four workers were in the building at the time, but fortunately, nobody was hurt. the church was under construction after

(sot / david bowdich, fbi :59 - 1:05) "we do not know why. we do not know if this was the intended target or something that triggered him to do this immediately." law enforcement born citizen, met malik online, and both entered the u.s. in july of 2014. malik, a pakistani citizen, was here on a visa. they got married and have a 6 month old child they leave behind. farook reportedly was in touch with others in the l.a. area who have expressed jihadist views, and radicalized. officials are not commenting on and the president says this is now an fbi investigation. (sot / pres. obama 1:37 - 1:41) "it is possible that this was terrorist related, but we don't know." the start of a long investigation as the community of san bernardino faces an even longer road of recovery. jinah kim in san bernardino, california >> a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for those killed, and wounded, in the attacks. authorities say eight people were arrested as police officers tore down an encampment outside a minneapolis precinct station. fatal shooting of a blac

(s/ david bowdich / asst. director, fbi los angeles :18 - :24) "we want to find everyone who participated in the preplanning, if there was , we don't know." he's not considered a suspect.. still, agents continue to question enrique marquez.. a formerereighbor they say agreed to purchase two assault rifles for farook -- weapons used in the attack .. and investigators are looking at a number of people seen entering farook's garage in the months prior to the attack. they also hope to learn more from farook's mother.. (s/ david bowdich / asst. director, fbi los angeles) "i'm not sure if we're done questioning her yet." their r questions s kely center around the house she shared with the couple.. a house o oicers have described as an arsenal.. and bomb factory.. jay gray - nbc news - san bernardino. >> gun sales in this country are spiking, in the aftermath gun sales in this country are spiking, in the aftermath of the terror attack in california. in fact, stock in smith and wesson has soared to its highest level i

assistant director david bowdich says both phones were damaged deliberately. >> those cell phones were-- were actually crushed. we have retained those cell phones, and we do continue to exploit the data from those cell phones. >> reporter: so far, investigators have no evidence that the shooting was directed by isis leaders nor do they currently believe farook and malik were part of a larger terror new york, although farook did communicate with at least one person in the u.s. and on an f.b.i. watch list. >> there were no contacts and subjects of our investigations that were of such a significance that it raised these killers up on to our radar screen. >> reporter: farook was a u.s. citizen and malik was pakistani living in saudi arabia when they met online and married in 2014. fran townsend is a former homeland security adviser to president george w. bush. is there a possibility here that she radicalized her husband? >> absolutely. you'll be looking for did she have more of the connections? did she show more of an interest in islamic extremism, or did he? >> reporter: today, an isis-af

while some say the f-b-i was tipped off about farook years ago -- agent david bowdich says there was no david bowdich/ fbi "as the investigation has progressed we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and have been for that happen and by whom and where did that happen? and i will tell you right now we don't know those answers at this point." he went onto say so far they do not see evidence of the attack being plotted outside of the u-s -- but they are continuing to investigate. trump making some controversial comments about muslims tonight. the republican candidate speaking at a rally in south carolina aboard the u-s-s yorktown. trump read a prepared statement calling for a complete shutdown of muslims entering the u-s following the mass shooting in san bernardino. "until we are able to determine country cannot be the victim of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in jihad." the white house says trump's comments do not follow u-s values -- but trump says there is no other choice. follow u-s values -- but trump says there is no other choice. carly fior

(david bowdich, fbi assistant director) there was obviously a mission here, we know that. we do not why. authorities are in the process of identifying those who lost their lives including nicholas thalasinos. the families of those who survived... speaking out... (kathy hotetz - victim's sister) i am happy that my sister's still here. i'm just thankful to god that she made it through ok... we still have her.". that was paul vercammen reporting from san bernardino. hillary clinton has issued a fresh plea for stricter gun control after the california shooting. the democratic presidential candidate says instead of being intimidated by the gun lobby, congress should at least make sure people on the nation's terrorist watch list can't buy weapons. clinton will return to sioux city, on friday, december 4th, to talk about rebuilding america's infrastructure. the former secretary of state will speak at 11:30am, on friday, at the carpenters training center, at 2200 west 19th street. doors for the event open at 10:00am. billionaire businessman donald trump plans to bring his campaign

what led syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik to massacre 14 people at a holiday party((sot: david bowdich/ fbi assistant director in charge))"we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some time." investigators have interviewed hundreds of people...while intelligence ents look for clues in pakistaaand sasai arabia where m mik lived fbi is a ao combing through evidence seized from this home that belongs to syed farook's friend enrique marquez.agents traced two assault rifles used in the shootings to marquez -- who reportedly checked himself into a psychiatric hospital after the atatck.((sot: john d'angelo/ atf special agent))) "our major concern// is determining how those firearms the rifles in particular got from marquez to farook and malik." ((stand-up: danielle nottingham/ cbs news/ san bernardino, ca))"while the investigation continues, the community here in san bernardino is doing its best to restore a sense of security and normalcy."thousands of san bernardino county workers are back to work just 5 days after the shooting.((sot:t:anice san

sot david bowdich, fbi assistant director "we will leave no stone unturned." this latest effort to uncover more about syed farook and tashfeen malik- as the fbi continues questioning enrique marquez. farook's former neighbor accused of supplying the military-style rifles used in last week's shooting rampage- reportedly told investigators he and farook planned another attack in 2012, then abandoned the plot. sot senator risch: "there had been some arrests immediately adjacent to that right in their area rethink it." following the first of the funerals for the 14 people killed last week... sot chuck franklin, family friend: "it's just tragic and it's unspeakable today- the fbi is still trying to figure out whether the san bernardino attack was directed by isis. another concern linked to the terror group - saying isis militants overseas now have at least two government passport printing machines... sot john cohen: "if isis has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would represent a major security risk in the

revealing new details about that shooter sayed farook and his accomplice wife tashfeen malik sot david bowdich/fbi " ... both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some time." now, u-s agents around the world are trying to track the backgrounds and contacts of the killers...they tried to erase electrtric traces, destroying computers and cell phones... a new photo meanwhile shows the pair arriving for e firstime in the u-s as a newly married couple in july 2014 the investigation over the weekend, leading to the home of enrique marquez, who lived next door to farook as they grew up. marquez bought the two high-powered assault rifles used in the attack. lauren lyster on camera: abc news has learned marquez was questioned today by the fbi in connection with the terror attack. authorities say a major concern is determining how those guns got from marquez's hands into those of the killers. laurenen lyster, abc news, san bernardino. it's monday night, so that means klutz awards coming up. and both the iowa and iowa state basketbbl teams s re in action tonight. stay with your 24 hour news

(david bowdich, assistant director, fbi los angeles office) "as of today, based on the facts that we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism."officials have not said how they know she made the post -- only that malik's statement was made under a different name and that the attacks may have been inspired by isis(paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst) "isis are instigating these kinds of attacks over social media, reaching out to people directly in the west, to encourage this form of violence."today the landlord allowed the media into the couple's home, with no objection from police. a look into the life of a couple that law enforcement sources say was self-radicalized, though, neither malik nor farook had ever been in trouble with the law and they were not on any watch lists.their family also says they had no idea and farook's sister says she's not sure if she can forgive her think your brother deserves to be forgiven?"(saira khan, sister of syed farook) "that's a hard question. i don't even know if i would forgive him. just because of what he

(david bowdich, fbi assistant director, los angeles office) if you look at the amount of obvious pre-planning that went in, the amount of armaments that he had, the weapons and the ammunition, there was obviously a mission here, we know that. we do not why. farook was a 28- year-old u.s. citizen, with no criminal record, and an employee of the county health department. he abruptly left a workplace holiday gathering reportedly angry -- and came back with his 27-year-old wife, tashfeen malik and started shooting. killed in a shootout. 12 pipe bombs and more ammunition were found at their home. (chief jarrod berguan, san bernardino police) nobody just gets goes home and puts of elaborate scheme or plan. there was some planning that went into this. after a meeting with his national security team this morning, president obama said pinning down that precise motive will take some time. (president obama) there may be mixed motives involved in this. which makes the investigation more complicated. u.s. officials say farook traveled to saudi arabia in 2013 for the hajj, a common trip that would not have

sot david bowdich, fbi assistant director "we will leave no stone unturned." this latest effort to uncover more about syed farook and tashfeen malik-as the fbi continues questioning enrique marquez. farook's former neighbor accused of supplying the military-style rifles used in last week's shooting rampage- reportedly told investigators he and farook planned another attack in 2012, then abandoned the plot. sot senator risch: "there had been some arrests immediately adjacent to that right in their area following the first of the funerals for the 14 people killed last week... nat or this sot sot chuck franklin, family friend: "it's just tragic and it's unspeakable today- the fbi is still trying to figure out whether the san bernardino attack was directed by isis. now- authorities are revealing another concern linked to the terror group - saying isis militants overseas now have at least two government passport printing machines... sot john cohen: "if isis has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would repres

cheryl: david bowdich, he is the head of fbi los angeles office, declined to say what the bureau was looking for or to disclose new information on the investigation. he says search of the lake by divers could take days. syed farook and his wife phenolphthalein -- tashfeen malik opened fire on 28 people. killing 14 and wounding 21 others. nicole: according to a new poll. 57% of everyone surveyed opposed projected muslim ban. gop voters are split split on idea. 39% opposing an 38% in favor. former new york city mayor jude rudy giuliani also against the plan. >> you can not establish a ban on all muslims. if you did that you would start taking that tremendous 1.7 billion population, and you start radicalizing a lot more than the if you did it. that is not, to me, that is not a sensible proposal. nicole: trump also winning the endorsement of new england union that represents police and corrections officers. cheryl: well, hillary clinton weighing in on donald trump last night. she had a different tone when she talked to late night with seth myers. >> i have to say, seth, i no longer think

director says farook reeurned to this country after traveling and brought mailik with him under a s/ david bowdich, fbi :20 "it appears that he came back to the u.s. in july of 2014, as we know he did go to pakiian at one point, we know she is here on a k-1 visa under a pakistani passport." officials say farook had no police record and he was not on their radar. the names of those killed in the ooting rampaae are expected to be released throughout the day as identifications and notifications are made. police release the name of the woman who died in a crash. the black hawk county sheriff's office says 21- year-old alexis behrends was the woman who died in the accident on dunkerton road wednesday morning. the crash happened when behrends crossed over the center linnand collidinggnto a car driven by darlene hammond. hammond was not injured but behrends died at the scene. the sheriff's office say the road was approximately 95% covered n ice at the time of the university of iowa is facing backlash over the name of one of their web programs... because of the similarity to the name of a well known terro

an f-b-i official says the shooters have been to the area before. 3 (david bowdich, fbi assistant director in charge): "we did have a lead that indicated that the subjects came into dive team into the lake, it's a logical part of covering that lead. so they are seeking evidence, the specific evidence we are looking for we are not gonna discuss, but we are simply saying we are seeking evidence." 3 f-b-i director james comey says syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik subscribed to islamist ideology years ago. investigators say they don't know yet if they were self- radicalized, or if a bigger group was involved in their attack. 3 3 federal agencies still struggle when to call an attack on american soil an "act of terrorism."here's a case in point. it took days for the f- b- i to link the word terrorism to the massacre in san bernardino.our national correspondent kristine frazao has our safe and secure story tonight... looking 3 into why it's so difficult for federal agencies to arrive at that conclusion. 3 the fbi's list of domestic terrorism cases goes back to the 1920's.what's in

"(david bowdich) "we are working with our foreign counterparts to determine as much as we can its like any other investigation but this one is incredibly large. we are attempting to expand that investigation out and build it and build a picture of each person a time line and ultimately the crimes that they committed. that takes time, we are in day five and i want everyone to recognize that." the fbi says it's still zeroing in on finding the people who helped to radicalize and possibly fund the muslim couple. stephanie:: the national conversation has also turned to how you cna protect yourself in a shooting. governor terry branstad weighed in on that today-- saying specifically he wouldn't support arming iowa teachers with guns to protect schools. "i'm satisfied with the laws we have in iowa. i'm not advocating any changes and i don't want to divide people on a partisan basis on an issue that people have real strong convictions on." stephanie:: iowa schools are currently gun- free zones, by state law. branstad told us today he thinks the policy should stay in place. jack: donald trump's

assistant fbi director david bowdich. >> is this a terrorist incident? done know if this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: and we do not have a motive for this crime as well. but we do have some new information, scott. according to several law enforcement sources, syed farook, he's an inspector with the san bernardino health department, workededn the building where these shootings occurred. tonight, scott, he's being called a psible suspect. >> carter, thanks very much. and ththsuv of course was the scene of the shootout earlier. >>> a short time ago san bernardino police and the fbi gave reporters the very latest information. >> good evening, folks. so this is the second official press conferenen that we'll do on this. i'm not going to go through all of the details that we went through in the first press conference. but i will say this. since that time we are still working on the building here at the inlala regional center. as officers were searching the building we had mentioned in the first press conference that devices. one of those devices is be

the fbi revealing new details today about the shooters sot david bowdich/fbi both subjects were radicalized and have been for quite some counted among the survivors...the 6- month old daughter of shooting suspects syed farook and tashfeen malik. farook's sister, seen here walking out of juvenile court this morning --is trying to get custody. saira farhan farouk, syed farook's sister sot now, us agents around the world are trying to track the backgrounds and contacts of the killers. nats phone: beep! syed farook is not available. farook's voice heard in this recorded message. the paib, seen here in this new photo obtained by abc news...aiving for the first time in the u-s as a newly married couple in july 2014 the investigation over the weekend, leading to the home of enrique marquez, who lived next door to farook as they neighbor: they were very close - of anybody in this enrique was the closesto syed. in 2011 and 2012, marquez bought the assault rifles that the hands of shooters - used in the attack. tag - abc news has learned marquez today by the fbi in connection w wh the terror a aack.

(david bowdich, fbi assistant director, los angeles office) "if you look at the amount of obvious pre-planning that went in, the amount of armaments that he had, the weapons and the there was obviously a mission here, we know that. we 28-year-old u.s. citizen, with no criminal record, and an employee of the county health department.he abruptly left a workplace holiday gathering wednesday -- reportedly angry -- and came back with his 27-year-old wife, tashfeen malik and started shooting. the couple was later killed in a shootout. 12 pipe bombs and more ammunition were found at their home.(chief jarrod berguan, san bernardino police) "nobody just gets upset at a party, goes home and puts together that kind of elaborate scheme or plan. there was some planning that went into this."after a meeting with his national security team this morning, president obama said pinning down that precise motive will take some time.(president obama) there may be mixed motives involved in this. which makes the investigation more complicated.u.s. to saudi arabia in 2013 for the hajj, a common trip that flags.law enfo

appeared to be coordinated and investigators have not dismissed terrorism as a possible motive. ( david bowdich/fbi ) "still not willing to say that we know that for sure. definitely making some movements. it is possibility." many questions remained unanswered aboo america's latest mamas shooting. jinah kim .. nbc news . san bernadino.. >> police say the rampage happened after r argument broke out during a holiday party for county employees but it's not clear if that was a factor in whatatppears to be a planneneattack. the president offered his their families twday. president obama says, "our hearts go out to the victims and the families. the one thing we do know is that we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world." the president says there needs to be stronger background checks when it comes to gun safety laws. people around the country are reacting to the devastating shooting, including law enforcement right here in sioux city who have these tips that when out in public. be aware of your sururunding areaea have an escape route plan.

sot david bowdich, asst. director, fbi los angeles "we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism." officials are now trying to find out more about the husband and wife shooters, syed farook and tashfeen malik, and whether malik may have radicalized her husband. she posted to facebook around the time of the deadly rampage to declare her allegiance to isis. sot nada bakos, former cia analyst: "terrorism is not gender specific, violence is not gender specific. at this point in the evolution of terrorism, it wouldn't be surprising to see a woman take an operational role." nats video isis recruiting videos actively target young women, enticing them to joint the terrorist group. some have been mothers like tashfeen malik, leaving behind a six month old baby. sot audrey alexander, program on extremism, george washington university "they are prioritizing martyrdom above all other aspects of their sister is trying to understand what happened. sot saira khan, sister of syed farook "he was so happ

female shooter, tashfeen malik, posted a pledge of allegiance to isis leader abu bakr al- bagdadi (david bowdich, assistant director, fbi los angeles office) as of today, based on the facts that we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. officials have not said how they know she made the post -- only that malik's statement was made under a different name and that the attacks may have been inspired by isis terrorism analyst, paul cruickshank explains -- (paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst) this is a very significant moment. isis is going to take ownership of this i believe in a big way they'll use it to try to inspire other attacks. isis are instigating these kinds of attacks over social media, reaching out to people directly in the west, to encourage this form of violence. today the landlord allowed the media into the couple's home, with no objection from police. a look into the life of a couple that law enforcement sours say was self-radicalized, though, neither malik nor farookokad ever been in trouble with the law and they were not on any watch lis

(david bowdich, assistant director, fbi los angeles office) "as of today, based on the facts that we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism."officials have not said how they know she made the post -- only that malik's statement was made under a different name and that the attacks may have been inspired by isis(paul cruickshank, cnn terrorism analyst) "isis are instigating these kinds of attacks over social media, reaching out to people directly in the west, to encourage this form of violence."today the landlord allowed the media into the objection from police. a look into the life of a couple that law enforcement sources say was self-radicalized, though, neither malik nor farook had ever been in trouble with the law and they were not on any watch lists.their family also says they had no idea and farook's sister says she's not sure if she can forgive her brother(reporter) "do you think your brother deserves to be forgiven?"(saira khan, sister of syed farook) "that's a hard question. i don't even know if i would forgive him. just because of what

david bowdich is with the f.b.i. what of that are you ready to confirm publicly. >> what i'm ready to confirm is there are some telephonic connections between these two individuals-- at least one of these individuals -- and other subjects of our investigation. >> reporter: the f.b.i. won't say who those subjects are, but evidence from the couple's home might be key to explaining if and how they became radicalized. among the items seized: memory cards, audio cassettes, notebooks, and receipts from gun shops. also a mystery-- why they chose to attack farook's workplace holiday party and if they were ready to strike again. do you think they were planning another attack? >> yeah, i think they were doing something. >> reporter: former redlands police chief jim buermann says this may signal a change in the way terrorists choose their targets. >> we seek simplistic answers. it's either radicalized violence or it is workplace violences and the reality is, it could be both. >> reporter: jim, authorities are asking everyone in

(fbi david bowdich (sp)) "we have indications though leads//(15:12:44) that at some point they came to this park. / we would be remiss not to go into this lake and conduct a thorough search for any evidentiary items that may come back. on friday afternoon...divers pulled multiple objects from the water including what san 3 bernardino police have conducted 400 interviews...and investigators are now theorizing the couple may have had even bigger plans including attacking other targets and setting off this bomb ahead of the shooting. (sb police chief jarrod berguan) "if we had a credible threat that we knew of, in this city, and we knew of, in this city, and we knew it was something, we couldn't mitigate from law enforcement standpoint, we would let people know." law enforcement officials tell c-b-s news they've examined farook and malik's cell phones but they've been unable to access certain data because the phones had built-in encryption. (sb police chief jarrod burguan)"the reality is, i think you'll see, this is a very, very active investigation for several weeks to come, still. " inv

(s/ david bowdich/ fbi :21) "we do not have any sense who [husband or wife] was in control. and i will tell you, i want to be crystal clear here. we do not see any evidence so far of an continental u.s. plot. (;13) we may find it some day we may not we don't know. (:03) but right now we are looking at these two to focus, to build it out from there." (:05) the two targeted farook's colleagues at a holiday party... wounding 21 people in addition to those killed. the couple later died in a shootout with police. investigators are calling the attack an act of terrorism. the f-b-i agent in charge was asked about reports that someone tipped the agency to farook years ago. he says he's -not- aware of that, but does say there was no open investigation into farook. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump called for a "total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states." the paper statement adds the ban is needed "until our country's representativ es can figure out what is going on." it's the most dramatic response yet to recent terror attacks that have american

fbi sot david bowdich " we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism." the f-b-i though... says it has no evidence yet that isis directed wednesday's attack on farook's colleagues... that left 14 people dead. comey sot - we are going through a very large volume of electronic evidence. this is electronic evidence that these kiers tried to destroy and tried to conceal from us lawyers for farook's family warned against a rush to judgement: sot david chesley lawyer for farook family the motive is unclear, could be disgruntled employee new video... from inside the killers' home -- shows it ransacked by authorities - clothes and personal items left behind... a crib -- for their six month old daughter. ((animated graphics)) they also left - some 61-hundred rounds of ammunition...and 12 unexploded bombs in their garage. sot - jennifer thalasinos " they were all friends with the man that did this. and even though they knew he was muslim. had no idea he had become radicalized." ((on camera tag)) the fbi says there's no indication these killers were part of a large

. >> my name is david bowdich. assistant director in charge of the fbi -- >> the cbs overnight news will be right back.on americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. 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 of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos pea: it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get in on the action. if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know. it's the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. >>> i know one of the big questions that will come up repeatedly is is this terrorism? and i am still not willing to say that we know that

be coordinated and investigators have not dismissed terrorism as a possible motive. ( david bowdich/fbi ) "still not willing to say that we know that for sure. definitely making some movements. it is possibility." many questions remained unanswered about america's latest mass shooting. jinah kim .. nbc news .. san bernadino.. nbc's jinah (gina) kim has the latest from san bernadino. i'm jinah kim in san bernardino, now back to you. and we will continue to bring you all the details as they come available on our website kwwl one person is killed after a head-on collision --possibly due to icy roads. it happened on east dunekrton road -- just east of north raymond road in black hawk county. authorities say a driver crossed the centerline -- and collided head-on with a second vehcile. the victim's name has not been released at this time. a 19-year-old is taken to the hospital after police say he was shot in the arm. officers responding to the 16-hundred block of b avenue a vehicle was also hit by gunfire nearby. the teen's injuries are not believed to be life- threatening. no arrests have b

david bowdich: we will leave no stone unturned. marci: this latest effort to uncover more about syed farook and tashfeen malik as the fbi continues questioning enrique marquez. farook' s former neighbor accused of supplying the military-style rifles used in last week' s shooting rampage reportedly told investigators he and farook planned another attack in 2012, then abandoned the plot. sen. risch: there had been some arrests immediately adjacent to in southern california probably by the counterterrorism people that really caused them to rethink it. marci: following the first of the funerals for the 14 people chuck franklin: it' s just tragic , and it is unspeakable. marci: today, the fbi is still san bernardino attack was directed by isis. now authorities are revealing another concern linked to the terror group, saying isis militants overseas now have at least two government passport printing machines. john cohen: if isis has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would represen

director david bowdich. >> is this a terrorist incident? i will tell you right now we do not know if this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: they don't know if it's a terrorist incident, but certainly many people terrorized. 14 fatalities in this massacre behind me today, 17 people ago, a massive change here. a large number of police vehicles armored, tactical vehicles racing off to another scene about a mile from here, where they encountered that dark s.u.v. that witnesses reported the suspects fled in. there was a tremendous amount of gunfire, we're told. you could even hear it over the police scanner. we understand that one suspect, at least one suspect is down, another may have been captured. but that leaves a question about the third suspect that so many witnesses spoke of. does a third suspect exist? police can't completely confirm that right now. but if a third suspect exists, chances are, scott, he's still out there. >> pelley: carter evans reporting for us at the scene. carter, thank you. there are 17 people who were injured in

first off, my name is david bowdich, assistant director in charge of the fbi in the los angeles field office. we want to extend our true sadness to the families of the victims. there are many, many victims who were involved here. some are obviously deceased, others wounded as we speak. this is truly a tragedy in our country. we will continue to apply all the resources necessary to assure that both us, the sheriff's department, the san bernadino police department, as well as the atf work this thing together to assure we have chased down every lead to solve this case. secondly, we are bringing in fbi resources. we have agents on a house in redlands california right now. that house as we know, we do not know the contents of what's in that house. previous active shooter incidents have shown us that there are times when devices are left behind. we do not have any indications there are devices, to my knowledge. we are going to proceed very cautiously into that house to preserve life and lymph our employees. we're bringing evidence response teams in to work hand in hand with our state local

special agent david bowdich. >> she was here on a pakistani passport. >> reporter: she's here on pakistani passport? >> yes. >> reporter: isn't it highly unusual to have a mother of a six-year-old engaged in a shoot-out? >> i would think it's unusual. >> reporter: scott, police say she had no criminal record and was not on any terrorist watch list. >> pelley: norah o'donnell, thanks. now, with some insight into all of this, we turn to michael morrell, former number two at the c.i.a. and our senior security contributor. michael, we now know that syed farook went to saudi arabia twice, went to pakistan once, was in communications with people that the f.b.i. was watching for being islamic extremists. >> right. >> pelley: what does that add up to? >> what it adds up to to me is this was a guy who was probably radicalized by either isis or al of weapons and explosives that he had, that he was planning something significant. >> pelley: something bigger than what we actually saw? >> perhaps. perhaps. he obviously didn't take all of what he had. so either it was going to be a series of events or h

. >> my name is david bowdich. assistant direct >>> i know one of the big questions that will come up repeatedly is is this terrorism? and i am still not willing to say that we know that for sure. we are definitely making some movements that it is a possibility. we are making some adjustments to our investigation. it is a possibility. but we don't know that yet. and we're not willing to go down that road yet. >> david, the relationship between the two dead suspects? >> unknown at this point. >> how old approximately are they? >> i do not even know that. this is -- >> what about the third suspect? there was talk of a third suspect. >> there is a third suspect. and i don't know the disposition of that suspect. i would defer that question to the chief. what i will tell you on any indications of terrorism are this investigation, and i told a few of you already, we will go where the evidence takes us. it's possible it goes down that road. it's also possible it does not. we're just not sure yet. and when we are fairly su

director david bowdich. >> is this a terrorist incident? i will tell you right now we do not know if this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: they don't know if it's a terrorist incident, but certainly many people terrorized. 14 fatalities in this massacre behind me today, 17 people injured, and then about an hour ago, a massive change here. a large number of police vehicles armored, tactical vehicles racing off to another scene about a mile from here, where they encountered that dark s.u.v. that witnesses reported the suspects fled in. there was a tremendous amount of gunfire, we're told. you could even hear it over the police scanner. we understand that one suspect, at least one suspect is down, another may have been captured. but that leaves a question about the third suspect that so many witnesses spoke of. does a third suspect exist? police can't completely confirm that right now. but if a third suspect exists, chances are, scott, he's still out there. >> pelley: carter evans reporting for us at the scene. carter, thank you. there ar

sot david bowdich, fbi assistant director "we will leave no stone unturned." this latest effort to uncover more about syed farook and tashfeen malik-as the fbi continues questioning enrique farook's former neighbor accused of supplying the military-style rifles used in last week's reportedly told farook planned another attack in 2012, then abandoned the plot. "there had been some arrests immediately adjacent to that right in their area following the first of 14 people killed last week... sot chuck franklin, family friend: "it's just tragic and it's unspeakable trying to figure out whether the san bernardino attack was directed by isis. revealing another concern linked to the terror group - saying now have at least two printing machines... "if isis has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines that create legitimate passports, this would security risk in the united states." standup close: "several of the have already been including this one used by one of the suicide bombers who carried out the paris attacks. marci gonzalez, abc news new york."" ama

. >> my fame is david bowdich, assistant director of the fbi in the los angeles field office. b-o-w ---i-c-h. first off we want to extend our true sadness to the families of the victims. there are many, many victims who were involved here, some are obviously deceased, others are wounded and being treated as we speak. this is truly a tragedy in our country. and we will continue to apply all the resources necessary to assure that both us, the sheriff's department, the san bernardino police department as well as the atf work this thing together to arthur we hav assure chased down this case. secondly we are bringing in fbi resources we have agents on a house in redlands, california right now. that house as we know, we do not know the contents of what's in that louse but previous active shooter incidents have shown us that there are times when devices are left behind. we do not have any indications there are devices to my knowledge but we certainly are going to proceed very cautiously into that house to preserve life and lim lymph our employees. we are bringing evidence response te

director david bowdich. >> is this a terrorist incident? i will tell you you now we do not know if this is a terrorist incident. >> reporter: they don't know if it's a terrorist incident, but certainly it has terrorized hundreds of individuals in this community tonight. there are stories of very-- stories of heroism, and stories of concern from family members out here who just aren't sure if their relatives are safe inside. many are at the hospital now, scott. we saw many of the workers shuttled out here by police officers, and loaded on to buses, perhaps to be interviewed about what they saw. >> pelley: carter evans reporting at the scene. carter, thank you. we're now back to the live picture of the police surrounding the s.u.v. that was believed to be carrying at least one of the suspects. a number of the windows in the s.u.v., you can see right there, appear to have been shot out. police are telling us that a suspect is down as they put it, that there are no police officers injured. the police officers there around the armored vehicles,

david bowdich is with the f.b.i. >> we have learned and believe that both subjects were radicalized and been very active quite some time. now, how did that happen? the question we're trying to get at. >> reporter: investigators know farook met his wife in saudi arabia where she moved from pakistan. she was educated as a pharmacist. chaz harrington was one of farook's coworkers. >> i asked him about his wife. he was very secretive about his wife. he didn't want to reveal much about his wife. >> reporter: he says farook talked about wanting to leave the country for good. >> reporter: he didn't want to be in the united states because he said his taxes was helping support the war on islam, the war on muslims. >> reporter: farook's father, who is still in the san bernardino area, told cbs news his son was deeply religious. scott, the f.b.i. served a search warrant on the gun range hours after the massacre, and we're told they confiscated the surveillance video. >> pelley: carter evans for us tonight. carter, thank you. well, tonight six of the 21 people wounded last wednesday remain in the h

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