our gary tuchman watched the debate with a group of 150 voters in south carolina, a hugely importantprimary race. the third state to vote, of course, after the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary, which means it could tip the race in a crucial direction. with that in mind, here's what gary heard from the voters after the debate. >> reporter: a packed movie theater in charleston county, south carolina. the crowd about to watch the cnn republican presidential debate. >> we want to ask you who you are supporting for president as of now? hillary clinton? [ laughing ] >> reporter: these are all loyal republicans. we watched with them to see their reactions to the one-liners. >> he said, all horse thieves are democrats, but not all democrats are horse thieves. >> if you want something talked about, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> reporter: we watched the reactions to the insults. >> donald, you know, is great at the one-liners, but he's a chaos candidate. and he would be a chaos president. he would not be the commander in chief we need -- >> jeb said, when th

gary tuchman and pamela brown, thank you.e is evidence these two may have converted at least one of the semiautomatic rifles into a machine gun turning assault style rifle into the real thing. in any case, whatever they did to them they had no trouble acquiring them, a lot of them legally. cnn senior investigative drew griffin explains. >> reporter: four guns, ammunition, tactical gears and more. by cnn's calculations, everything the killers used to kill 14 people could have been purchased easily and legally for less than $5,000. and according to a family attorney, the use of guns was nothing alarming, not even when you add up 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> when people have guns and ammo, a lot of times they go to shooting and firing ranges, they waste a lot of amy. >> it was the colorado theater shooting that exposed to the public how easy it is to assemble an arsenal. all shipped anonymously through online purchases. he bought tear gas can nisers, tactical gear, magazine holders and 4,300 rounds of ammunition from a company

she tells gary tuchman her husband was an outspoken conservative jew who was openly critical of muslims>> you've been open about this and so is your husband about what he's said about muslims in the past. what has he said? >> he's very upset about what isis has been doing and the radicalized muslims, al qaeda, the whole situation. he's upset about the fact that the majority of the muslims, it's like they won't come out and do something about it. >> do you think he talked to farook about that? >> he might have. >> and do you have any knowledge at all from anyone you've talked to what happened at the function yesterday with farook? >> no, i just know that supposedly there was an argument and very as easily could have been an argument with my husband. i wouldn't be surprised. >> county health employees said the attack came as a complete surprise to them. he was well liked, mild mannered. co-workers even threw him a baby shower. now they are shocked, they're angry. patrick shared a cubicle with him for three years and his life may have been saved by a well-timed trip to the bathroom. >> the

our gary tuchman spent time with the cruz supporters. what they told him. >> reporter: nine people meeting at the clark county headquarters including a man holding a cruz fundraiser at his home tonight. you're all supporting ted cruz tonight. how many of you have been supporting him the whole way? so seven of the nine of you have been with cruz from the beginning. you, ron, who are hosting the event. what changed you? >> he is basically saying the same things when he opened up, make america great. a lot of things have to be done to make america great, and he is not really saying what they are. >> and you think cruz will explosive. >> i think he has priorities and he can make america change. >> he is very much like ronald reagan and knows how to work with other people. but you're talking about the u.s. senate in this moment. a lot of people you didn't want to get along with. >> does it trouble any of you that ted cruz, even a lot of republicans say they have a tough time getting along with him? >> i think they're not getting along with hi

gary tuchman, cnn, chicago. >> joining me van jones and also cnn law enforcement analyst and retired. you heard 28,000 complaints against chicago police leading to discipline after any kind, is that too little? >> you know, it's hard to imagine that 98% of the people filing complaints are completely groundless in what they are putting forward. you know, any human system, this is not about being procop or anti cop, any human system that does not have adequate checks and balances will tend toward corruption and abuse over time. you have meat inspectors and building inspectors and not because you hate butchers and construction guys. you want to make sure every human system has checks and balances. what you see with law enforcement all too often is that good idea of let's make sure that good cops don't get in trouble is now extending toward bad cops know they are not going to get in trouble and that's where we are and that's bad. >> harry, is there too much protection for police officers and civilian complaints? >> i don't know. those statistics steameem a lit low, 2%. each case has been

. >> gary tuchman spoke with a group of cruz supporters to find out why he's their candidate. >> reporter: nine people meeting us at cruz's head quarters, including the man holding a cruz fundraiser at his home tonight. you're all supporting cruz. how many of you have been supporting him since the beginning? seven of the nine of you have been with cruz from the beginning. you, hosting the fundraiser, who did you support in the beginning? >> trump. >> reporter: what changed? >> he's basically saying the same things now that he said when he opened up make america great. a lot of things have to be done to make america great, and he's not saying what they are. >> reporter: you think cruz is? >> i think cruz is a man of conviction and has priorities, and he can make america change. >> reporter: there's much conversation about cruz's likability. >> he knows how to work with other people, but you're talking about the u.s. senate in this moment. a lot of those people you didn't want to get along with. >> reporter: does it trouble any of you that cruz, even a lot of republicans say they have a tou

and gary tuchman spoke to one of the widows of one of the victims. >> she was talking about her husband, who was killed and his feelings toward muslims and that he actually worked with one of the killers. she didn't know whether they had had any kind of conflict over religion but here's what she told gary. >> you have been open about this what he has said about muslim in the past. what has he said? >> yes, he is very upset about what isis has been doing and the radicalized muslims, al qaeda, the whole situation. his upset about the fact that the majority of the muslims it's like they won't come out and do something about it. >> do you think he talked to farook about that? >> he might have. >> and do you have any knowledge at all from anyone you talked to of what happened at the function yesterday with farook? >> no. i just know that there was an argument and very easily could have been an argument with my husband. i wouldn't be surprised. >> we do not know at this point what that argument was about. >> kyung has been on your show and she is at the same place you are. let's bring her in

as gary tuchman shows us. >> what you're watch are chicago police protecting their own. with aggravated battery and official misconduct after tackling ricky williams in january 2013 on chicago's south side. police say evans was patrolling the area when he saw williams with a gun. evans chased williams down and tackled him in an abandoned home. >> the defendant then stuck his smith & wesson, .45 caliber, semi automatic pistol deep down the victim's throat. >> reporter: prosecutors say dna matching ricky williams was found on commander evans' pistol. the gun williams was carrying, police say, was never found. and williams filed a complaint saying the officer threatened to kill him. this is how former police boss superintendent gary mccarthy responded when he was asked whether he supported evans. >> i'm not going to on that question. that's absurd. do i support him? if i didn't support him he wouldn't be there. >> reporter: the officer pleaded not guilty. the trial starts november 8th. officers protecting their own is hardly unique. and it is most often justified. but this

cnn's gary tuchman spoke with a group of cruz supporters to find out why he's their candidate.ne people meeting said ted cruz clark county, nevada, headquarters including a man holding a cruz fund-raiser in his home tonight. >> you're all supporting ted cruz as president. >> yes. >> how many of you have been supporting him the whole way? >> i have. >> seven of the nine of you have been with cruz from the beginning. you who are hosting the fund-raiser for cruz, who did you support in the beginning? >> trump. >> what changed? >> what changed was he's basically saying the same things now that he said when he opened up make america great. a lot of things have to be done to make america great and he's not really saying what they are. >> and you think cruz is? >> i think cruz is a man of conviction. he's got priorities. and he can make america change. >> nationally there is much conversation about cruz' likability. >> he's very much like ronald reagan and he knows how to work with other people. you're talking about the u.s. senate at this moment. a lot of those people you didn't want

gary tuchman went to one such facility to show us the steps they have to take. >> almost anyone comesvices, which to the perpetual sadness of the employees here means their building is a target. >> i worry about my patients every day. >> jennifer groves says she herself was threatened by a protester outside the clinic. >> he said he wanted to put a noose around my neck and throw me in the ocean like it says in the bible. >> patients aren't seen on mondays, which gives us a chance to see the safeguards that this abortion clinic says it has to have. >> you notice the elaborate security as soon as you arrive. there are lots of cameras. they don't want you to say exactly how many. but they see you when you come in. they say everyone who is anywhere around this building. one buzzer let's you into this door. you have to be buzzed into this one, also. you enter the reception room and the first thing you see is this very thick window separating you from the people who work here. people protesting outside abortion clinics is common, it has been for many years. that is also the case in cherry h

the chief of police was interviewed by gary tuchman in particular about this. let's replay what he had to say. >> was there or was there not an argument at this holiday party with this killer? >> we don't know for sure. we had initial information from a witness or some witnesses that left the party and provided information that it appeared he left upset or under some fort of duress. there is indication that he was there -- there was nothing out of the ordinary and suddenly he was gone. >> they said they are only now having one person who said there was a dispute. all the other people said they had not seen or heard that. if it turns out there was not a form of dispute that could be important to investigators in terms of trying to figure out exactly why this particular group was targeted. >> yeah, anderson, still a lot to be learned. pamela, we have the first photo of tashfeen malik, the wife. what more are you learning about her? >> she was born in pakistan. that is where she lived. but she also spent time in saudi arabia with her father who lived there for man

. >>> there is a lot more news happening tonight and gary tuchman has a 360 bulletin. >> jim, four peoplemedical helicopter crashed in central california. the chopper lost contact with air traffic controllers minutes after take off. the patient, pilot, a nurse and paramedic. it was an ugly day on wall street, oil plunging to a seven-year low dipping below $36 a barrel. the slide sent stocks falling and the dow ending 310 points representing a 2% loss. >> a custom painted porsche sold for $1.76 million. januaice joplin is well-known f her song "mercedes benz". >> three teams and hosts will put their knowledge to the test for money for charity on the line. anderson cooper will ask the question and here is a look at the teams and how they plan to win. >> no one wants john berman to win again. >> no. >> no one. >> i think our best chance with berman is tonya harding jeff situation. >> i think rob is all about distractions. >> she's got a wide width of knowledge. >> if we lose, it sabotages you. >> the only plausible explanation. >> tune in sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern for the cnn quiz show fam

. >> gary tuchman talking to the chief of police that says they have interviewed all the people that they have had access to, none of them exempt for one said there was a dispute or knew anything about a dispute. one person said there had been a dispute and the two people i talked to were there an hour ahead said they had not heard anything about a dispute or seen a dispute in the hour they were there prior to the attack. that's initially what led to kind of workplace angle but it still leaves the possibility i there was a longer term grudge which is why he may have targeted this place everyone though it's an act of terror. >> that's a theory among officials, there was something more deeply seeded, something more long term perhaps religious issues with someone else there. that's what they are focussing on now more than something that th happened the day of. this was premeditated and planning going on. >> if it wasn't this target, it would have been another target. >> right, exactly. in fact, another theory that they are trying to figure out is did they plan on attacking another targe

gary tuchman spoke to a widow of the victim that worked with one of the killers, syed farook and whathe told him could be significant. >> anderson, jennifer says she was in love with a man that loved god, who was born again and very blunt and open about his criticism of the muslim faith. she says when he was at work, he e van gelized to everybody about his believes and she believes farook did not like that very much. >> wanted everybody else to have that same feeling and wanted to evangelize to everybody. >> did he with farook? >> i'm sure he probably talked with him and evangelized. my husband would discuss religion with anybody that would listen and the fact they were coming from two different backgrounds but as far as i know, there had been no arguments or bad feelings or anything like that prior to what happened yesterday. >> you've been open to what your husband has said about muslims in the past. what has he said? >> yes. he's very upset about what isis has been doing and the radicalized muslims, al qaeda, the whole situation and his upset about the fact that the majority of the

let's go to gary tuchman. he spent the evening with republican voters in south carolina. atched the debates in a movie theater not far from charleston. gary? >> reporter: jake, if you want to maximize the fun, watch it in a movie theater. pizza, popcorn, politics, great combination. the charleston county south carolina republican party invited us to this viewing party, and people here seemed to have a good time. some of the people have gone home, but these people have stuck around. i want to ask you folks a question. i need quiet for a second. quiet for a second. here's my question. you can cheer now and answer this. how many of you thought this debate was good for the republican party? [ cheers ] . >> they took a straw poll. there were 138 people voting. and i will tell you the number one in the straw poll vote who did the best in this debate according to this group, was ted cruz. 31 votes. number two, ben carson, 24 votes. john kasich came in third with 22. donald trump fourth with 18. all right. there's a guy who's happy. marco rubio fifth with 16. rand paul with 10 vot

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