. >> hello everybody, i'm david schuster in new york. we begin this hour with major progress in iraq's battle to reclaim an i.s.i.l. stronghold in the iraqi city of ramadi. the fall of ramadi last year was a major victory for i.s.i.l, but iraqi intelligence officials now say their forces with u.s. air support could regain control by the weekend. we have the latest now from al jazeera's gerald tan. >> as the days wear on, iraqi forces trying the retake ramadi have made a sobering admission it will take time. overpowering i.s.i.l. fighters who have been in control of the city since may. ground forces are moving through city street by street towards the center. >> morale is high and god willing we will keep advancing to retake the whole of ramadi city. god willing we will liberate the remaining part of ramadi. >> iraqi intelligence say there are just a few hundred i.s.i.l. fighters left within the city parameters. they are proving a difficult foe. they have planted explosive devices, slowing down troops but it hasn't stopped them. >> follow

david schuster in for al ali velshi. "on target" tonight. big stars are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football and shuttling to get the lathest off the press news of peyton manning. the national football league and much of the sports industry has rallied behind the denver qb. many of fellow athletes expressing support of manning as a friend. take a listen. >> peyton would i consider him a good friend and you hate to see your good friends go through anything like that . he butt meece bee but he's been a great player for this league, nobody has more respect for peyton than do i. >> missing from tom brady's remark, willingness to get into any of the specific allegations dogging manning. hgh was prescribed to manning's wife ashleigh and mailed to her. that's back when manning was still playing for the indianapolis colts. we had a 36-year-old quarterback who could not grip a football properly, his triaccepts had triceps h

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight, why ted cruz could be the top republican can't against donald trump. showing off the softer side of a hard-nosed sport. >> and an alternative to donald trump is now rising fast, as trump's proposed shutdown of muslims entering the united states, even former vice president dick cheney, one of america's most hawkish politicians says trump's proposal goes against everything we stand for. cue ted cruz. at a press conference yesterday, he said, i commend donald trump for standing up and focusing america's attention on the need to secure our borders. and listen to his soft tone about trump's plan to ban muslims. >> i disagree with that proposal. i like donald trump. a lot of our friends here have encouraged me to criticize and attack donald trump. i'm not interested in doing so but i believe we need a plan that is focused on the direct threat and the threat we're facing is radical islamic terrorism. that's why i've introduced legislation focused on suspending for four y

i'm david schuster. "ali velshi on target" is next. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, countering i.s.i.l. how did these fighters get so powerful so fast? and what can america do to protect its people from their threat? follow the news and you 92 a small but steady stream of muslims are hell-bent on attacking america. the boston marathon bombing

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. a dangerous challenge. bernie sanders accuses party bosses are trying to clear the way for hillary clinton. plus big league hypocrisy. gambling still keeps pete rose out of baseball but as any fan can tell you not all bets of off. in a presidential primary season dominated by donald trump and a crowded republican field a major dust-up is now rocking the democratic race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and their fight comes just before the two candidates debate tomorrow night in new hampshire. at the center of the storm is a huge democratic party database of potential voters. the democratic national committee just blocked the sanders campaign from getting access to that database. the dnc's move came after some sanders staffers thanks po a software glitch improperly got access to clinton information in the database. one sanders staffer has now been fired but today sanders campaign manager jennifer weaver accused the dnc of trying help the clinton campaign.

here's david schuster. >> reporter: it was another debate where donald trump may have connected with republican sentiments, but got his facts wrong. >> our country is out of control. people are pouring across the southern border. >> reporter: in fact, the flow of illegal immigration has dropped to its lowest in decades, 400,000 a year. and 15 years ago, the figure was 1.6 million. trump delivered a whopper when he spoke about getting you have to on the families of terrorists and mentioned 9/11. >> when you have the world trade center go, people were put into planes that were friends, families, girlfriends, and they were put into planes and sent back for the most part to saudi arabia, they knew what was going on, and they went home and wanted to watch their boyfriends on television. >> reporter: but the comprehensive september 11th investigation found that the hijackers had largely cut off contact with their families and did not have their families in the united states. one of the biggest clashes involved rand paul and marco rubio. paul hit rubio hard in his support a few years ago fo

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. dangerous distraction, how fear gets in the way, and how to make america safer. the fear in america now is clear. in the wake of last week's attack in san bernardino and the slaughter in paris last month, there are growing fears that more terrorism is coming at home and abroad. what is not clear is what to do about the threat posed by groups like i.s.i.l. which direct or at least inspire such horrific acts of violence. it is a conversation that quickly turns political and passionate and tonight we're going to examine multiparts of thi multiple partsof this equation. whether america is giving away to fear and making things worse not better. but first, can more be done to combat i.s.i.l. on the ground in syria and iraq? last night, president obama defended his approach and insisted, u.s. air strikes are taking out i.s.i.l. leaders, along with their heavy weapons tanks and infrastructure. ground fighting i.s.i.l. he hinted at ceasefires and a political resolution to syria's civil war tha

david schuster in for al ali velshi. "on target" tonight.tars are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football

hello everybody, i'm david schuster in new york. you are watching al jazeera america's international news hour and we begin tonight with the battle against i.s.i.l. in iraq. coalition leaders say there are as many as 700 i.s.i.l. fighters hiding in ramadi three days after iraqi forces recaptured the city. iraqi soldiers have also found hundreds of boob 80 traps. >>> escalating between iraq and turkey, baghdad has gone so far as to threaten military action. turkish leaders say the troops were deployed to train iraqi militia, no control over a third of its country. al jazeera's osama ben javad has more from iraq. >> more iraqis have been forced out of their homes in the fighting against i.s.i.l. and the military. these civilians had been living under i.s.i.l. control in the central iraqi city of ramadi. >> translator: currently the force he of the antiterrorism unit are in the center of the city of ramadi. we freed more than 52 families who were used as human shields by the gangs of i.s.i.l. and we gave them first aid and food. we tha

"ali velshi on target" is next. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. a dangerous challenge. bernie sanders accuses party bosses are trying to clear the way for hillary clinton. plus big league hypocrisy. gambling still keeps pete rose out of baseball but as any fan can tell you not all bets of off. in a presidential primary season dominated by donald trump and a

al jazeera's david schuster reports. >> in the wake of the bloody california shooting rampage presidential hopefuls hit the political talk shows fighting a battle of semantics. >> look, we are having a tremendous problem with radical islamic terrorism. i mean where you can say it or you don't have to say it and we have a president that won't issue the term. >> donald trump who is leading most republican polls, flaunted the political correctness. >> when you have people coming out of mosques with hatred and death on their eyes and on their minds we have to do something. >> trump also came out swinging on calls for greater control on guns. >> they were like sitting ducks every one of them. >> other republican loastles echoed trump's call that weak response leads to weak programs. >> they won't say radical islamic jihadists. >> what happened in san bernardino is a terrorist act no one is arguing. >> hillary clinton fought back, saying radical islam is counterproductive. >> it helps create this clash of civilization that is actually a recruiting tool for i.s.i.s. and other radical jihadists wh

david schuster reports. >> this has happened. we're not turning back. >> at a news conference tuesday in paris, president obama expressed confidence that his successor will keep u.s. promises to cut greenhouse gas emissions. when you're in the job, you think about it differently than when you're running for the job. >> the president pointed out that world leaders are talking about climate change and referred to the u.s. he polls. >> the good news, the politics inside of the united states is changing as well. >> at the moment, the u.s. politics are being driven by the presidential nomination contest. >> and obama apparently thinks you're having an suv in your driveway is more dangerous than a bunch of terrorists trying to blow up the world. >> reporter: in addition to ted cruz, the republican candidates who say climate change is manmade and requires no action including donald trump, ben carson, rand paul and marco rubio. >> so we're not going to destroy our economy and make america a harder place to create jobs. it will do absolut

david schuster, al jazeera. >> with his once high flying presidential campaign now floundering, ben carsonis promising a staff shakeup. for several months he was peeling high second to donald trump. now polls put him at fourth or fifth at best. publicly squabbling. now carson says it's time for a change. >> everything is on the table. we're constantly looking at everything, looking to see if there are ways to improve things, you know if there are personnel changes that need to be made. i recognize that nothing the perfect. and yes we've had enormous fundraising. but that you know, requires that you be efficient in the way that you utilize the funds. >> reporter: carson didn't say who's coming or going but he did say it could happen as early as tomorrow. they're a little bit late to the party but tomorrow, the beatles music will be available for the first time on online streaming. ♪ ♪ >> hello, hello, shall we sing along in the studio guys? starting at midnight just a few minutes from now, the band's original albums and videos will appear. make sure you have your spots identified, amazon, g

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining me, the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight" shots ring out and the debate over gun violence and gun control echo again. away from the headlines "america tonight's" sarah hoye considers the high cost of a gub shot. >> what woulgunshot. >> what would you say at the end of the day was the cost? >> about a million dollars, it was really expensive. >> also ahead, house of screams. the torture that took place inside a chicago police station. "america tonight's" lisa fletcher with the victims forced to confess and the truth that set them free. >> what does that say? >> i'm a free man. not on papers, that i was actually innocent of this case. innocent. >> good evening, from chicago. a city struggling against an onslaught of violence by criminals and sometimes by the police. in the final weeks of this year, the murder toll here continues to climb. eclipsing the gains made over the last two years. but the focus now has veered toward the chicago

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight," the tough questions: after a 12-year-old armed only with a replica is killed. >> is there something written somewhere that says that a police officer does not have to be held into account when they cause death or serious injuries? that's the challenge. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel in cleveland. will another flash point ignite? thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. could it be the next flash point of conflict between a community and its law enforcement? cleveland this time where a grand jury has declined to indict two local police officers for shooting death of tamir rice. that wasn't too much of a surprise but the shock is still setting in. activists have kept tensions in check. "america tonight's" christof putzel is in cleveland with what lies ahead. >> outside cleveland's justice center protestors called out his name. 12-year-old tamir rice was shot dead by police officer thy low imran in a park, just

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us.s continues here on al jazeera america. >> new moms forced to choose. >> the united states does lag behind other countries on this. >> now a revolution in workers' rights... >> my story is so many peoples' story. >> that could decide the election. >> it can be different. [ ♪ ] >>> looking at the river of money flowing through not for profit schools, for profit businesses wanted in on the action, and they have gotten huge, offering students flexible degree programs and professional training. thousands of students that take government-backed loans end up heavily in debt with no degree and little to show for the experience. with the recent bankruptcy of

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. a dangerous challenge. bernie sanders accuses party bosses are trying to clear the way for hillary clinton. plus big league hypocrisy. gambling still keeps pete rose out of baseball but as any fan can tell you not all bets of off. in a presidential primary season dominated by donald trump and a crowded republican field a major dust-up is now rocking the democratic race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and their fight comes just before the two candidates debate

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight," the tough questions: after a 12-year-old armed only with a replica is killed. >> is there something written somewhere that says that a police officer does not have to be held into account when they cause death or serious injuries? that's the challenge. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel in cleveland. will another flash point ignite? thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. could it

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us.s continues here on al jazeera america. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >>> >> we're dealing with an incredible amount of water coming at you here >>> seeking higher ground. more tasers, more training. the plan to reduce the use of the deadly force by police. >> this case involves a woman and a man who had a consensual relationship over time >>> mounting their defense, bill cosby insists on his innocence. the world counts down to 2016.

i'm david schuster. "ali velshi on target" is next. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, countering i.s.i.l. how did these fighters get so powerful so fast? and what can america do to protect its people from their threat? follow the news and you 92 a small but steady stream of muslims are hell-bent on attacking america. the boston marathon bombing and is san bernardino shooting, both inspired by al qaeda and i.s.i.l. when and where are the next ones going to be? in truth throw law enforcement experts say home groups are present a bigger problem than radicalized groups overseas. nevertheless, the meteoric rise of i.s.i.l. has taken officials by surprise. nearly two years ago, heavily armed men waving black flags swept into fallujah. the same fallujah that americans fought over ten years ago. i.s.i.l. wasn't even part of the public lexicon then but the group has met as at metastasiz. in neighboring syria where plots attacks in the west. i.s.i.l, i.s.i.s, daesh, islamic state, whatever you want to call it, the group has now overtaken al qaeda as the bigg

. >> that is our show today, i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >>> stepping up to fight. the u.s. asking for help to bring the battle to i.s.i.l.'s door. >> we witnessed a mayor putting a band-aid on a gunshot wound >>> uproar in chicago - the city's mayor needs to go >>> controversial comments, the supreme court justice suggesting affirmative access, putting african-american in schools that are challenging. >> and a vote to end an era of no child left

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. dangerous distraction, how fear gets in the way, and how to make america safer. the fear in america now is clear. in the wake of last week's attack in san bernardino and the slaughter in paris last month, there are growing fears that more terrorism is coming at home and abroad. what is not clear is what to do about the threat posed by groups like i.s.i.l. which direct or at least inspire such horrific acts of violence. it is a conversation that quickly turns political and

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining me, the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> in 1978, joseph sledge was convicted of murder in north carolina. >> they made me the scapegoat because they had no one to blame. >> at his trial, an fbi scientist testified that hairs found at the crime scene were 'microscopically alike' to joseph's. just months ago, joseph was released from prison, after serving almost forty years behind bars. dna testing had proved the hairs were not his. >> here's the hair from the defendant. here's the hair from the crime scene. i'm looking at them under the microscope and they have enough characteristics where i can say with reasonable scientific certainty that these two hairs match. >> they believed in what they were doing, but they were not scientists. it wasn't science at all. at all. >> joseph was at least the 74th american exonerated of a crime in a case involving the forensic science of microscopic hair analysis. >> it's not science to visually examine something and s

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining me, the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> in 1978, joseph sledge was convicted of murder in north carolina. >> they made me the scapegoat because they had no one to blame. >> at his trial, an fbi scientist testified that hairs found at the crime scene were 'microscopically alike' to joseph's. just months ago, joseph was

that's it for international news and al jazeera america, i'm david schuster. we'll be back at 11:00 p.m. eastern for a look at the day's top stories. thanks for watching. >> on "america tonight": a good trip. from party drug to a way out of the darkness? >> i was very skeptical, i just thought it was ecstasy, this party drug and something that people take and get messed up but i was going down a very bad road and didn't feel i had anything to lose at that point. >> "america tonight's" christof putzel, the use of ecstasy, can it cure ptsd? >> thank you for joining us i'm joie chen. ptsd, we've seen it reported so long among combat veterans, first responders and so many who have experienced trauma, the approach to treatment has improved and now what may be a surprising solution a drug best flown on the party circuit getting a second life as a good trip. so effective that "america tonight's" christof putzel found some say it saved their lives. >> m m m. >> while serving in iraq tony macy lost many of his brothers in arms. >> i was 19 when i was in iraq. i think m

. >> that is our show today, i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. thanks for joining us. the news continues here on al jazeera america. >> on "america tonight," an officer, a gunshot, another teen shot and killed. >> there was no reason to have pulled the trigger on my nephew and shoot him in the back of the head. no reason for that. >> "america tonight's" sarah hoye and another search for justice against the law. thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. this year it's become a center piece of focus our conversations about the police and the communities they serve. officer involved shootings especially whether the victim is a person of color have ignited protests, led to federal investigations and forced us all to consider how much it takes to bring a suspicious person under control. although it has been a key headline over the last year and a half it is not a new phenomenon and the frustration even the outright anger many survivors have can go unresolved for years or forever. "america tonight's" sarah hoye with a mother still searching for answers. >> reporter: it's mid mor

i'm david schuster, and live coverage continues on aljazeera after this. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, and i'm tony harris, and we begin with the shooting in san bernardino, california. it is the scene we have been watching for four hours now. here is the latest, and this is what we know at this point in time. at least 14 people are dead. and at least 17 more are injured. it's all

david schuster in for al ali velshi. "on target" tonight. are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football and shuttling to get the lathest off the press news of peyton mannin

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight.us distraction, how fear gets in the way, and how to make america safer. the fear in america now is clear. in the wake of last week's attack in san bernardino and the slaughter in paris last month, there are growing fears that more terrorism is coming at home and abroad. what is not clear is what to do about the threat posed by groups like i.s.i.l. which direct or at

david schuster is in for ali. david. >> america has deported 2.4 immigrants since president obama took office. american citizens, would you believe? born here from mexican families, as children. 9:00 eastern. jonathan. >> david thank you. >>> apple will pay money to country of italy. italian officials say the tech giant reduced its taxable incomes by booking profits in italy through its irish subsidiary. cracking down on profit yielding arrangements. still ahead tonight, his canvases are arctic glaciers. the man who's delivering an artful message about climate change. somewhere are >> also known as hula is usinga. he went to iceland to paint on a glacier. and as the ice melted, so did his images. hear his message in tonight's first person. >> i created these images as my techniques, using the environment as my canvas. i used my stand up surf board to get to the ice burg in the water. it took a couple of days to scout for the right one. it had to be the right texture and size but finally found it and i had about a d

good evening everybody i'm david schuster in new york, you are watching al jazeera's international news hour. tonight we begin in iraq where the government there is claiming omajor victory. today members of the iraqi military danced and military commanders claimed that the last i.s.i.l. fighters have been driven out of the strategic center of ramadi, who have been under control of i.s.i.l. since may. secretary of defense ash carterr congratulated iraq. >> if 2015 was the year of liberation, 2016, god witle will bgod willingwill be the final ye iraqi defeat. >> they will next try take mosul to the north. jamie mcintire is in the pentagon with the story. >> after search months the iraqi flag flies again over the government center in ramadi. celebrating what one general called an epic victory over a determined and dug in foe. we hav have defended our vicityd our land. ramadi is not technically liberated yet, given it's riddled with booby traps. but a spokesman says it's just a matter of time. >> on our way to victory. we believe while they still have work to do to finalize the clearance pr

i'm david schuster. here's a look at our top stories.media reports indicate the national football league and major league baseball will investigate questions of doping raised in an al jazeera documentary. al jazeera's investigative unit recorded hours of intrif intervs with a pharmacy, of doping, claims the players deny. >>> in afghanistan a car bomb has exploded outside the kabul airport. it happened outside a gate used by nato and coalition forces. the interior ministry is providing confirmation of the incident, also details of more violence this. >>> sunday and a regular look at the week ahead. this coming friday marks the coming of a new year. closer candidates running in presidential primary elections. the key question for many candidates involves the fight against i.s.i.l. and u.s. policy towards syrian refugees. but for all the campaign promises and pledges the policy promises for another year will belong with president obama. in the wake of recent attacks in paris and san bernardino, he has called defeating i.s.i.l. a top priorit

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight, why ted cruz could be the top republican can't against donald trump. showing off the softer side of a

david schuster has the report. >> john, most of the candidates were back on the campaign trail, the third most watched debate of the year and when strategists didn't feel anyone broke out or broke down. >> ruling out an independent presidential campaign, donald trump closed the door on playing spoiler next fall if he is not gop nominees. bolster trump's gop sport and the highest impact development of the night. nix inext on the list, trump's n in tone with ted cruz. trump called him unqualified. >> the way he's dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a -- frankly a little bit like a maniac. you're never going to get things done that way. >> radio host the were not happy. >> a maniac? i think that's loose verbiage which i don't think advances the ball by trump. i think he's best when he goes against establishment candidates. >> trump praised the senate outsider. >> over the last three or four days, he has a wonderful temperament. he's just fine, don't worry about it. >> and trump fawd with je foughb bush. >> i'm at 43, you're at 3. >> doesn't matter. >> most important clashes of

david schuster has that story for us. >> reporter: in the wake of the isil inspired rampage in san bernardino, and the republican concerns that more attacks are coming, president obama sunday night urged americans to not overbe react. >> we have to not forget that it freedom is more powerful than fear. >> reporter: but soon the ideas about violence can be difficult. and 24 hours later, donald trump went the other way. >> we can be politically correct or be stupid. and it's going to get worse and worse. >> reporter: as dramatic as trump's rhetoric about muslims may be, in this case, the exploitation of fear is growing. >> i want the surveillance of certain mosques if that's okay. i want surveillance. and you know what? we have had it before, and we'll have it again. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> reporter: some political analysts point out that in the contest, the sentiment would be be beneficial. >> i think particularly in states like iowa, and south carolina, where you have a lot of white evangelical christian

. >> david schuster is park with more of today's news right now. >> tony, in the war against i.s.i.l, support, iraqi troops are closing in on the city of ramadi. more than seven months controlled by i.s.i.l, now several neighborhoods have already fallen. al jazeera am jamie mcintire has the latest. >> iit appears the offensive to retake ramadi is underway. as iraqi forces are getting closer to the heart of the city they are dealing with more boopie traps and i.s.i.l. forces who are holding hostages. so there's still lots of tough fighting ahead. it would appear that some of the forces have melted away but

what they are saying underscores the division between the right and the left, david schuster reports. >> eternal god, our helper, as a tragic pattern or insane violence, continues to bring pain to our nation. >> in the u.s. senate just moments after the opening prayer harry reed chambers democratic lead took the microphone and pleaded for new gun control measures. >> they should be able to walk into a gun shop and buy a gun? of course not. >> there is no evidence that would have stopped the shooters in san bernardino. >> congress is accomplice sit in these mass murderers. /too many guns and too few restrictions. we have to take basic steps that would make it harder not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. >> hillary clinton the leading democratic candidate spoke thursday in new hampshire. >> there are sensible gun safety measures. that we need to be finally taking. >> leads the polls is also drawing a connection. >> radical islamic terrorism. and i tell you what, we have a president that refuses to use the term. he refuses to say, there's something going on

i'm david schuster. tonight, iraqi forces are gaining ground against i.s.i.l. but the urban warfare in the city of ramadi has been bloody and chaotic. in chicago, protesters over the killing of la quan mcdonald. live reports. >>> and hopes and aspirations of peace in the middle east. we begin this hour in ramadi, iraq, where iraqi forces and i.s.i.l. are engaged in strategic battles. i.s.i.l. has controlled the area for most of the last year. but in recent days iraqi forces with u.s. air support have begun to gain ground. it is a tough fight made even more dangerous with the hundreds of bombs i.s.i.l. has left in booby trapped buildings, bridges and roadways. gerald tan has the story. >> as the days go on, iraqi forces trying to retake ramadi have made a sobering admission, it will take time. i.s.i.l. has been in control of the area since may. troops have gone street by street towards the center. >> morale is high, we are now in tameen district and god willing we will liberate the remaining part of ramadi. >> reporter: iraqi intelligence says there are only a f

i'm david schuster in new york. you're looking at a live aerial picture of san bernardino, california, south of the scene where two hours ago there was a mass shooting at a facility known as inland regional center. reports up to 12 people killed, at least 20 total shot. they're looking at the map of inland regional center. a building that provides facilities for people who have developmental disabilities. we've gotten information that the shooting happened in the conference room area of the facility, and involved the group that had been renting that space today. there are a number of reports that this was not just a single shooter but allegations of multiple shooters, perhaps as many as three, and police have been told to be on the look out for a black suv, black gmc uconn, and there is one eyewitness, one allegation that some of the shooters fled the scene in that vehicle. again, there is a familiar rhythm too mass shootings in the united states. there is information sorted out about how this "z" this happen and wh

david schuster is standing in for ali velshi. >> reporter: we are going to look at hgh risks and rewardsmedical issues there is the legal one shipping hgr across state lines is illegal. we will get the unique perspective from j thomas. plus if you hatred light cameras, you will need a chill fill for the segment on how the intersection cameras have been rigged in chicago >>> we will see you then. in the past the biggest hacking concern for consumers was credit card fraud and identity theft. now this year breaches in the health care industry has affected 110 million people. one woman's nightmare now. >> reporter: a mother of four lives just outside salt lake city. >> this was the one that was stolen? >> yes. >> reporter: in 2006 her driver's licence was stolen from her car. for her and her family, it was the beginning of an ordeal which continues to this day. >> a couple of months after my driver's life was stolen. i got you will a call from child protective services and they said they were investigating me and that the child that i just had tested positive for methylamphetamine. >> report

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