and the owner, doyle miller, got into an unmarked law enforcement car and was driven away. jake. >> all right, victor blackwell, thanks so much. the fbi is now the lead agency investigating the san bernardino terrorist attack. and the fbi is classifying it as an act of terrorism. just minutes ago the director of the fbi james comey and the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch weighed in on wednesday's mass shooting and the potential links to isis or another terrorist group. cnn justice reporter evan perez joining me live from fbi headquarters in washington. evan, what did they have to say? >> well, you know, jake, we don't often have the attorney general and the fbi director together doing a briefing. now we've had a couple of them just in a couple of weeks after paris and now after san bernardino. one of the headlines here is the fact that they have found indications of radicalization. something we first reported a couple days ago obviously, but now the fbi is saying that that is the reason why they are now classifying this investigation as a terrorist organization -- as a

(sot / doyle miller - landlord "it's just doesn't make sense, they didn't seem like the type of people." rented home in nearby redlands, ththmedia was allowed free access to the apartment by the landlord after it was cleared by the fbi. media had no access the garage had been converted into a bomb- making lab, complete with explosive powders and igniters. before vacating the home, investigators recovered hard drives and other media that the couple apparently attempted to destroy. but the fbi says they're confident they'll be able to a acess whatever the suspects didn't want them to know. meanwhile victim's families cautioned aggnst blaming an entire faith community. partner :xx - :xx) "these are the two that did it. focus on that, and that's it." an investigatio now focused on an act of terrorism. a third person detained after the shootout was determined to have no involvement in the case the united states is running low on the bombs used to fight isis in drone strikes. the u.s. air force says they've fired off more than 20,000 missiles and bombs since the u-s bombing campaign against

(sot / doyle miller - landlord "it's just doesn't make sense, they didn't seem like the type of people." nat today at the couple's rented home in nearby redlands, the media was allowed free access to the apartment by the landlord after it was cleared by the fbi. media had no access the garage had been converted into a bomb- making lab, complete with explosive powders and igniters. before vacating the home, investigators recovered hard drives and other media that the couple apparently attempted to destroy. but the fbi says they're confident they'll be able to access whatever the suspects didn't want them to know. meanwhile victim's families cautioned against blaming an entire faith community. (sot / ryan reyes - victim's partner :xx - :xx) "these are the two that did it. focus on that, and that's it." an investigation now focused on an act of >> presidential candidate marco rubio said the terrorist attack in california represents "the most dangerous terror threat faced." rubio told a republican women's luncheon in new hampshire that syed farook displayed suspicious behavior that would h

. >> all the while, landlord doyle miller stood outside in the middle of a media scrum. but he didn't know who actually called him. >> they just said release the property to me. they didn't -- >> did they say you could let people inside? >> yes, yes. >> during friday morning's press conference the fbi confirmed they had wrapped up the investigation of the apartment. >> once we board it up anyone who goes in at that point that's got nothing to do with us. >> reporter: though miller may not have had the right to let everyone in. >> the landlord doesn't have the right to allow somebody else to enter the property of 8 one of s renters without going through that proper process. based on that we have escorted people out and resecured the property. >> eventually, somebody arrived to board the front door up. shortly after, a member of the police department showed up. >> mr. miller, could you speak with me? >> to whisk the landlord out of the limelight. msnbc later on in the afternoon did release a statement apologizing for the fact that their live footage had shown a personal ph

one of the books is a prayer that reads praise be to alla who relieved my suffering and landlord doyle miller opened it to the media. he said syed farook and his wife had references and paid their rent on time. that he selected them over four other couples that wanted the apartment. >> they didn't tell me they were terrorists when they moved in. that wasn't on the application. >> how they acquired their arsenal is unclear. relatives continue to insist they have absolutely no idea what the couple was doing. >> i can never imagine my brother or sister-in-law doing something like this. >> the apartment in disarray after the raids by the fbi. they left behind a monitor but not the micro processor. the couple attempted to destroy their hard drives and cell phones. technicians are working to destroy them. >> we found nearby cell phones in a trash can. they were crushed. we have retained those cell phones, and we do continue to exploit the data from those >> i think this is appalling. obviously what happened is extremely tragic. it's shocking that it happened here in redland. you can't believe you t

the landlord doyle miller removing plywood, allowing journalists and neighbors inside. showing off where the two lived with their six-month old daughter and the couple's mother. the apartment no longer a crime scene. >> once the residents have the apartment and we're not in it any more, we don't control it. >> it was broadcast live, including on msnbc. >> as you could see, the hard drive is gone. >> reporter: this is where investigators earlier found pipe bombs, ammunition and tools to make ieds. carol lives next door. >> i'm thinking all of that ammo and the pipe bombs, they could have been making a pipe bomb and blow us all up and we didn't even know it. >> police photos show the high-powered rifles and the handguns used to kill. this cruiser hit with gunfire and a tactical belt used to hold ammunition. >> we have several down. >> reporter: tonight detectives are processing the crime scene of the massacre. >> when we entered, there was fresh gunpowder and the smell of gunpowder in the air. >> lieutenant mike madden was among the first to arrive. >> it was unspeakable.

for doyle miller to get inside may take some time. but we will stay here, maybe within the next half hour that we get inside that we can sort of get a look at the life that they lived inside. i asked him because there were some questions of whether farook and his wife, whether they lived here or whether this was a second unit they owned and was strictly a bomb making factory. he said they lived here, they lived here with their 6 month old daughter that they were constantly paying on time, but he rarely came inside to see what was going on inside. they would bring him the checks. he said they were relatively private people and that they lived a somewhat quiet life. he didn't really know much about them other than that they were up to snuff on their payments. as we wait to go inside, it will be interesting to see if we see anything on the walls or anything in the house that reveals a little bit more as to the life they lived and what they did secretly behind closed doors. >> kerry, as we watch them trying to get those nails out and undo

. >> reporter: the landlord doyle miller pulled back the plywood on the entrance this morning two days after the massacre. he says he found out the killers lived in his property by watching investigators bust through it on live tv. what were your impressions of the couple? >> they were just a normal young couple. that's all i can say be clean-cut, courteous. >> reporter: he says they moved in, in may and paid $1,200 a month in rent. take a look. this is the crib where presumably that 6-month-old baby girl slept. down here you can see a suitcase full of new shoes unopened toys and over there, boxes of pampers. >> reporter: downstairs, the fbi left an inventory of what it had taken from the home including a .22-caliber rifle and ammunition, things that would have sat next to seemingly normal personal belongings. here in the kitchen, there are a lot of ordinary items that you may find in a home with young children, baby formula, there's pepto bismol, unwashed dishes, in the cabinets, canned pineapple. walk over here with me. check out their refrigerator. there is a calendar from an islami

doyle miller, did not want to crack it open. would have gone out through a grassy area and into the garage. the reason the garage was somewhat interesting is the garage is where the fbi said they found the 12 homemade bombs, and that it was a bomb making factory. they removed all of the evidence out of there, as they did throughout the apartment. thus the reason we were allowed to go inside. but it would have been a curious peek there, as well. interestingly, as a reporter who has been doing this for three plus decades, i have never quite seen anything like that where, shortly after the fbi leaves a scene, that the media is invited in by the homeowner and literally more than 100 reporters and camera crew s trapsed everywhere, and people were wondering in off the streets with cell phone videos. even one woman who was walking her dog who went inside to take a look. >> it was a surreal scene. the thing that strikes me is the sense of normally inside that home. a crib for the baby, things that you would see in any home of parents wi

. >> all the while, landlord doyle miller stood outside in the middle of a media scrum. he also said he didn't know who really called him. >> they said release the property. >> did they say you could let people inside? >> yes. >> the fbi confirmed it had wrapped up investigation of the shooters' apartment. >> once we turn that residence, or once we board it in, anyone who goes in after that point, that's got nothing to do with us. >> although miller may not have had the right to let anyone else in. >> the landlord doesn't allow anyone to enter the property of the renters, we've escorted the people out and resecured the property. >> eventually someone arrived to board the front door up. the tour was over and shortly after a police officer showed up about. >> mr. miller i'm with the police department, could i see you for a moment, i need to talk to you. >> to whisk the plald out of thf the limelight. msnbc actually issued an apologies thiapology. it did go on to explain in that statement though that the landlord had let journalists into that apartment, jonathan. >> interes

. >> doyle miller. >> are you the landlord? owner and landlord. >> thank you, doyle. >> i can't even see what is going on here. >> i know. it is a lot. >> and we are also joined by law enfor enforcement analyst cedric, and at some point the police do feel what they got out of place and give it back to the owner. i was outside of the apartment yesterday, and they were clearly going over the apartment, and going through, and i assume they feel that they got everything they wanted. >> well, you would assume that, but let me tell you something, i agree with harry on this, because it is really hard to watch. and i have been in law enforcement for a very, very long time and an investigator in dade county, florida, and even being responsible here in dekalb where we have a crime unit who will go in and take pictures and collect evidence. and in situations such as this, this is a major scene, and this is a major event that occurred, and quite frankly from where i sit that scene should have been held, closed, because you never know durin

and probably 10 feet from me is doyle miller who is the owner of the unit, and he is answering questionsonducted int interviews inside of the home. so as i said earlier to anderson, if there is any law enforcement officer who wanted us off of the property they could turn on any television in the world and see that we are here. >> he said that he was not given any directive to stop people from going in there, wolf. >> and it is amazing and if the landlord has a moment to come over to the camera to explain his decision to allow everyone in, we would love to hear from him if you can get a hold of him after he is done with the other interview, because we are anxious to hear about that. and standby, both of you, if you will victor and stephanie. i want to bring in the cnn law enforcement analyst paul callan and lee gilliam, and have you ever seen anything like this, paul callan, 21 people ip jur and 14 people murder and now within a couple of days the home is exposed to the news media as it has been? >> no, i have never seen anything like this, and i think it indicate as shocking degree of ne

. >> lisa guerrero tracked down the shooter's landlord, doyle miller, imagine his shock. last night he was home watching tv when he realized it was his rental property that was being raided by the fbi. >> we watched it on tv last night where they tore the house down. >> he described farook as quiet. this is the credit application farook filled out. it shows that he had taken out several student loans. >> i own that property. >> miller was permitted to cross police lines to check out the damage to his property. miller said fbi agents told him they found something perplexing in the house. >> one of the agents showed him a ring of keys and asked if he knew what properties those keys were for. house itself. where the holiday party farook attended took place. this video was shot at a party for disabled people in the same facility earlier in the week. for some unknown reason, farook apparently left the party in anger only to return with his wife to launch the rampage. >> he was acting nervous, left the building, 20 minutes later or so the shooting began. >> as the dragnet for t