>> in san bernardino, investigators looking into last week's attack are trying to figure out if tashfeen malik radicalized her husband syed farook. >>> the justice department will into how the chicago police department handle the case of laquan mcdonald. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good many goo to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president obama says the threat of terrorism has entered a new phase, but vows the u.s. will defeat. . he sought to reassure americans sunday, following the california attack that killed 14 people, in a rare prime time address from the oval office. but he did not lay out any broad mark albert is in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this address comes as the most recent cbs news poll shows only 21% of americans have a great deal of confidence in the government's ability to protect against terrorism. so the president sought to convince the country he is on in just his third oval office address, president obama warned the nation that isis or isil threatens us all. >> the threat fr

they are trying to a -- they are piecing together evidence and trying to figure out if tashfeen malikand syed farook had, when, how and by whom if there is a whom were they radicalized before this massacre. they are re-creating the crime scene to paint a picture of what happened that day. the fbi agent said they will leave no stone unturned. he said later this week, they will meet with family members of the victims, whoever wants to talk to them about talking about their full commitment to get this situated. they are focusing on the two suspects. this is day five of the investigation. they've been radicalized. but they don't know how long this has been going on. we also heard from the atf who is saying they are tracing the guns. they know the firearms were bought between 2007 and 2012 from a retail earl who sells firearms -- retailer who sells firearms. farook bought firearms himself. they have federal and california documentation proving that and there were two assault rifles bought by enrique marquez, a childhood friend of farook and they are investigating that connection and how th

ifornia december 6 december 2. 14 people shot dead by a husband and wife, syed farook and his .ife tashfeen malik 19 pipes were removed from the couple's home during the course of the investigation. the fbi official very careful to say these were not pipe bombs, but they could have been made into pipe alms. both suspects also now known to have done target practice to the in the lead up attack on the social services center last week. have more thaney 320 pieces of evidence, many firearms currently in an fbi lab being examined forensically. those are key details coming out from the latest media conference there. more on that, of course, whenever we get it here. right now though, we will send things back to domestic politics here in france. mainstream politicians currently scrabbling to figure out what went wrong for them in the latest regional election, and what strategy they should form before sunday's next second round phase. the far right national front -- long considered a fringe party of extremists -- has taken the biggest show of the -- share of the vote in history, making it party overall.r

. >> reporter: comey was asked today if tashfeen malik's marriage could have been arranged by a terror organization or whether she met farook on an online dating site. the fbi is working hard to answer that question. >>> thank you. we want to turn to a stunning moment in a colorado courtroom today. a sudden outburst from the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood clinic less than two weeks ago. calling himself, a quote, warrior for the babies. he removed all doubt about his motive. we get more from nbc news national correspondent miguel almanguer. >> reporter: the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood in colorado springs last month disrupted court proceedings as least 16 times today. >> the babies that were supposed to be aborted that day. >> reporter: robert dear, shackled unkempt and in a jail jump suit is charged with 179 counts, including first degree murder. he is the shooter who police say stormed this clinic on black friday, gunning down two civilians and a police officer. the bloody shootout and standoff lasted five hours. >> kill the

but officials say some are right to ask if tashfeen malik radicalized her husband. >> often times withdy duos we have a primary actor. >> reporter: coming to the u.s. last year on a so-called fiancee visa malik married farook after meeting in saudi arabia. he was born in chicago, a college graduate with a good-paying job as a restaurant inspector in san bernardino. friends say there was no way he was the master moind. >> this is something political. because this brother, he couldn't have done that. >> reporter: the shooters home, where he raised a 6mond old daughter was a bomb making factory, packed with bombshells, ammunition, and tools to build ieds. killed by police in a shootout, their. >> this is something i'll never forget. i'll never be able to fully conveev how the families were affected. >> reporter: the 14 dead are mothers and daughters, sons and daughters. shannon johnson died a hero. when gunfire rang out, he gave his life to save denise. she said johnson shielded her saying three words, i got you. tonight her life, a tribute to his. syed farook's family sent time here at the

officials want to know if tashfeen malik what would born in pakistan and lived in saudi arabia radicalized her american-born husband syed the weapons were traced to his next door neighbor. >> reporter: thousands of san bernardino county employees are heading back to work today, just five days since 14 people were killed by syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik. federal agents are reviewing agents taken from enrique marques jr., farook's neighbor and next door neighbor. they believe marques provided the two simi automatic rifles used in the massacre. sources tell cbs news they are analyzing gun store surveillance video showing marques and farook together. they say the two men attended the same high school and were close. >> when he would go with syed and work on on their cars, they were happy and you see them jumping and around laughing. >> reporter: the wife is said to have pledged her allegiance to isis on facebook just before loretta lynch says they are trying to find out more about her background in pakistan and saudi arabia. >> it will be a long process and exhausting process. >> rep

. >> the fbi is trying to determine if farook was radicalized by his wife, tashfeen malik. she reportedly pledged allegiance to isis on facebook shortly before the attacks. the rifles were traced to farook's friend marquez of riverside. he bought the guns legally. fa -- nays say the two -- neighbors say the two were close. >> if they would joke and he would go over there and stay until night time of that went on for years. >> as for marquez, the fbi has yet to interview him. he checked himself into a mental hospital shortly after the massacre. ten of the people killed in san bernardino belonged to the seiu workers union. kiet do is live in san jose, one of two bay area lecations where seiu members will remember their colleagues today? >> reporter: good morning. the local chapter will be holding two vigils saud. one will be here at the county building in downtown san jose. the other one in campbell. in his address last night, president obama called on all muslims to take a stand against terrorism and in fremont, last night, that's exactly what they did. a huge crowd turned o

>> in san bernardino, investigators looking into last week's attack are trying to figure out if tashfeen malikcalized her husband syed farook. >>> the justice department will open a federal investigation into how the chicago police department handle t c

investigators are checking if tashfeen malik radicalized her husband.oth were killed by police in a shootout. german lawmakers overwhelmingly approving a broad noncombat mission, including sending reconnaissance jets and a frigget to the region. that will join the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle. >>> chipolte says it's tightening its food safety standards after its restaurants were linked to dozens of cases of e. coli. it has hired ieh laboratories to help improve the systems, including testing of all produce before it's shipped to restaurants. >>> and dramatic footage here. mount etna, europe's highest volcano, erupted yesterday spewing huge plumes of smoke. the airport was forced to close this morning. the eruption sent volcanic ash more than 60 miles north of that crater. that's the krst nbc news update this hour. let's get back to squawk alley. john, down to you. >> thank you, sue. >>> let's bring in kara swisher from re/code. good to see you. >> how are you doing? >> amazon. re/code reported the company has purchased thousands of its own

out last week's terror attack in san bernardino- investigators trying to figure out - if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage - and on-line introduction- were orchestrated by a terror group....with the goal of setting up a sleeper cell here in the u-s. garrett if it is the situation that they were recruited to get together.. then it's logical there other people in the us in other location where this may have occurred the fbi - saying the suspects chatted on- line about jihad and martydrom- well before malik was allowed into the u-s last year on a so- called "fiance visa" representative matt salmon (az-republican) she was radicalized along long time ago officials also into claims - made by enrique marquez- that he and farook planned an attack in 2012 - but then got cold-feet. the 24-year-old accused of purchasing the assault rifles used in last week's massacre - is said to be cooperating with investigators...as they look into other possible targets. questioning- why pictures of this san berardino high school were on farook's phone.. yet -having difficulty because the couple encrypted the data on garr

investigators trying to figure out if syed farook and tashfeen malik' s marriage was orchestrated by a terror group with the goal of setting up a sleeper' s a in the u.s. >> if it was a situation where they were recruited to get together, it' s logical there are other people in the u.s. and other locations where this may have occurred. rhondella: the fbi saying that these suspects chatted online about jihad and martyrdom well before tashfeen malik was allowed into the u.s. on a so-called fiancee visa. >> she was radicalized a long, long time ago. if we know that now, why did we not know it then? if she went through this wonderful vetting process? rhondella: officials are looking marquez that he and farook got cold feet. he is said to be cooperating with investigators as they look into other possible targets, questioning why pictures of this san bernardino high school were on farook' s p hone, but having difficulty because the couple encrypted the data on their digital devices. >> unfortunately, it is designed to so we can break it. there is no mean decryption. rhondella: that kind of

as investigators piece together what led to the deadly shooting, they still can't say if tashfeen malik radicalized her husband syed farook. >> we're trying to get how did that happen and where did that happen. >> reporter: and experts say they do it for a variety of reasons. >> want to have a sense of belonging, be bigger than themselves. others if for religious reasons or what seem to be religious reasons and others go to thrill-seeking. >> reporter: the program at george washington university studied 71 people arrested in america for isis-related charges over the aft four years and their profiles ran the gamut, some rich and some poor, the age age was 26 and in a third of cases they were 21 or younger and like farook the vast majority were u.s. citizens and they followed what's believed to be isis supporters on social media. many groomed by recruiters over weeks and months. >> they share comedic jokes and vin side jokes on those types of things. everyone kind of knows each other. if you're bringing in a view that you're against that. they essentially block you and kick you out of tha

if had tashfeen malik's name could you track down terrorist connections? >> absolutely.twitter searching is available to go after all tweets that have been done in the past in public sphab would be more difficult because you would have to have access into their particular account. wouldn't be difficult to ask for that open source forums for people to participate in. if you knew somebody's handle or their name you canem3 find them. >> i can search twitter. that could be pretty easy. i guess i need to know the person's name or twitter handle. >> exactly. and, you know, really bad people will pseudonyms and fake names they are going under. that could be part of the challenge. in this case i mean many cases people have a very public profile that they use. >> and in this case, what's particularly troubling is that it's not just the social media that she is active on social media that indicates allegiance to terrorist groups also the fact on her k-1 visa application she gave a phony address. that should have been a tip off. we hear the state department that they do this rigoro

and certainly, if tashfeen malik, before she even sat down for her interview, before she got this fianceeo this country, if she was doing things publicly that were missed, that is something they were very eager to find out, in the end, they found out that that was not the case. the only public statement that they found advocating jihad was one that she posted, just before she carried out this massacre in san bernardino. >> and she posted that publicly, right? >> that she did, exactly. >> tom, why do you think it's taken five months now for the fbi director to flatly state that that incident in chattanooga, tennessee, was, in fact, an act of terror? >> i don't think he saw the need, that it had to come out of his mouth. he had the special agent in charge in tennessee say two, three days after the event, that the individual was inspired by anwar al awlaki and his postings and it was a terror event. i don't know why now unless he says it it was terrorism. >> it sounds very similar to ft. hood, texas. the u.s. major -- what's his name again? >> nidal hasan, when he was communicating with anwa

investigators are also trying to determine if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage was orchestrated by a wider terror group. emily: republican hopeful donald trump brings his campaign back to new hampshire. antoinette: the protests outside of his event, as supporters rallied inside. eight students suspended from a prestigious military school. their explanation for these photos that some call racist. todd? todd: we're following breaking news overnight. two people are dead after a triple shooting in revere. plus, the first large group of a plane touched down overnight, carrying 163 refugees. the prime minister hopes to resettle 25,000 by the end of february. cindy? cindy: we have a lot of fog out there this morning. dense fog advisory until 9:00 hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. r life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. rhoney, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. antoinette: two very different scenes as donald tru

investigators are also trying to determine if syed farook and tashfeen malik' s marriage was orchestrated by a wider terror group. antoinette: president obama is background checks on gun sales, without the approval of congress. meantime, lawmakers in connecticut are working to ban the sale of guns to people on government watch lists. the governor says he will sign the new executive order, which would also revoke gun permits issued to people whose names are on the lists. the measure would need federal approval. emily: today is the 20th anniversary of the fire that destroyed the former malden mills textile factory. and the plant' s new owner has just announced it is moving out of state. polartec says it' s going to plants in new hampshire and tennessee. that means 300 people will lose their jobs. former owner aaron feuerstein calls the move a disgrace. he made headlines when he continued to pay workers after a fire destroyed the mill. right now, police are searching for a man who swiped a donation jar in lowell. the theft caught on camera. the video clearly shows a man stealing a donation j

the fbi asked directly if it was tashfeen malik who influenced syed rizwan farook. >> i don't know ifnfluenced him or not. >> i very much believe she influenced him. we look at female fighters and recruits, we tend to read her through the men around her, whether it's a boyfriend or a husband or a cousin, you know, that is a reason for her support for the islamic state or any other political movement. and with this case we're being forced to sort of re-examine that. >> reporter: the couple wouldn't be the first bonnie and clyde inspired by terrorists. the widow of paris supermarket gunman was, according to his former lawyer, the more radical one in the couple. she is now believed to be with isis in syria, as is sally jones, the widow of a top isis operative believed to have inspired the only isis instigated attack so far on american soil. the foiled attempt in may to shoot up a prophet mohammed cartoon drawing contest in texas. in a sobering new report on isis sympathizers inside the u.s., lorenzo at george washington university says many of the supporters are women who are adept at so

officials are right to ask if she radicallized her husband. >> tashfeen malik selected a vulnerable but clean candidate to be her cohort in terrorism. often times with duos we have a primary actor to acity vaifts a more subservient person. he was born in chicago, a college graduate what good paying job in a restaurant inspector in san bernardino. friends say there was in way he was the mastermind. >> there is something political, this, he doesn't have done this. >> reporter: the shooters' home where they raised a six month old daughter was bomb making factory packed with explosives and ammunition and tools to killed by police in a shootout their deadly plot ending in the hands of an er doctor. >> this is something i of never forget. i will never conceive how those families are affected. >> reporter: the fourteen dead are mothers and fathers and sons and daughters. one hero, when gunfire rang out he gave his life to save denny's. she said johnson shielded her saying three words, i got you. her life a tribute to his and a has ker where there are still so many questions. victoria warren, 7

tashfeen malik was born in pakistan and pledged allegiance to isis on facebook shortly before the massacre began. some u.s. officials are asking if she radicalized her husband. >> i think tashfeen malik selected a vulnerable yet clean candidate to be her cohort with terrorism. oftentimes with duos we have a primary actor who manipulates a vulnerable, subservient person. >> reporter: they married after they first met online, then in person in saudi arabia. he was born in chicago and worked as a restaurant inspector in san bernardino. friends say there is no way he was the mastermind. >> this is something political, because this brother, he couldn't have done this. >> reporter: early today federal agents raided this home where a friend of syed farook lives. he apparently purchased two assault rifles in the attack. we're learning more about the victims killed in the attack. the 14 came on all walks of life. shannon johnson died a hero. when gunfire rang out he gave his life to dave denise peraza. she said johnson blocked the bullets with his body and said three words, "i got you." >> the attack in san bernardino did not last long, r

police don't know if the the suspects syed farook and tashfeen malik or if they were stolen by the couple. police have released these pictures of the gun us used in the shooting. the two assault rifles and two handguns found with the suspects after they were killed. the handgun were purchased by farook. the husband and wife had thousands of rounds am ammunition. some were stuffed in the belts and vests worn by the shooter. the fbi remains at the couple the fbi remains at the couple's home in redlands. the couple made 12 pipe bomb and remote-controlled detonator. police don't know if the shooting was motivated by a workplace dispute or if the couple was radicalized. he was in contact with an extremist but don't know when or why that happened. police corn firm that 30 of were county employees like syed farook. one of the officers on the scene said there was no way to prepare for what he saw when he went inside. >> there were victims that were clearly -- obviously conference room. the situation was surreal. >> blair: here in the next half hour, new information on the destroyed cell phones fo

investigators trying to figure out if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage and on the introduction were orchestrated by terror group with the goal of setting up a sleeper cell in united states. >> if it is a situation where they were recruited to get together, then it is logical there are other people in the u.s. and in other locations for this may have occurred. reporter: the fbi says they chatted online about jihad and k wasrdom well before mali allowed into the u.s. on a fiancee visa. >> she was radicalized a long time ago. if we know that now, why didn't we know it then. when she went through this wonderful that a process -- vetting process. reporter: and there were claims that henrique marquez and far ook planned an attack in 2013. he is said to be cooperative with investigators as they look into whether possible targets, questioning why pictures of this high school were on his phone. they are having difficulty because they incurred to the data on the digital devices. -- encrypted the data. >> we can't break it. there is no no decryption -- known decryption. iforter: they are

marquez had been charged with and tashfeen malik. if convicted he faces 50 years behind bars. juliet: following two police shootings that called for him to resign, rahm emanuel announced plans yesterday to overhaul how cops are trained in chicago. you wants office is to become less confrontational and more conversational. the new policy will double what number of taser is available to officers as well. ben: top stories, weather and traffic when we return. juliet: those storm that is causing the north pole to unfreeze. what will happen with santa? why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". ben: looks like it will dry out in time for the big ball dropped. we might even see some sun. we pretty much capitulated at this point. mike has the full new year's eve for a test. i want to point out. all the tristate area actually won. julie

even if the visa, tashfeen malik came over and came over with no radicalization, that may just well haveappened here. what do you do about that part of it? is there a policy solution for the kinds of things i was talk talking about with ms. callimachi? >> i think we're learning about the contacts this couple may have had. but what we do know is that we are building the capacity to understand when people are becoming radicalized, when they're talking to individuals who may be trying to recruit those into the radical cause, and those individuals get put on a list. right now that list essentially means that they can't get on a plane, but many of us believe that list also should mean those individuals can't buy a gun either. we tried to get that passed through the senate this week. republicans almost to a man and woman stood against it. there are some things we can do domestically that would apply both to american citizens and to temporary immigrants to this country that could make a difference. whether it made a difference in this situation i don't know. but it certainly can be part of the

government give tashfeen malik a fiance visa if she had been posting messages earlier. easy.ea she only sent emails and private communications to her fiance in >> we have found no evidence of posting on social media at that period of time and thereafter reflecting jihad and their martyrdom. >> reporter: he also said the fbi has found no indication that they were in direct contact with any terror organization or that they were part of a cell. still unanswered, what else were they planning. and the secretary of homeland security says he'll issue bulletins to describe the nation threat nation wide u without waiting for specific threats. future bulletins may advise people to expect longer screening lines at the super bowl or the s airport. >>> that was pete williams reporting. >>> president obama will be in san bernardino tomorrow with private meetings with thew terror attacks before continuing on to hawaiiti where he'll spend the holidays with his family.mi >>> the obama administration has another emailio controversy on his hands. ash carter used his personal email account

investigators trying to figure out if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage, an online introduction, were orchestrated by a terror group with the goal of setting up a sleeper cell in >> if it is a situation where they were recruited to get together, then it's logical there are other people in the u.s. in other locations where this may have occurred. reporter: the f.b.i. saying the suspects chatted online about jihad and martyrdom well before malik was allowed into the u.s. last year on a so-called fiancee visa. >> she was radicalized a long, long time ago. if we know that now, why didn't we know it then when she went through this wonderful vetting process. reporter: officials also looking into claims made by enrique marquez that he and farook planned an attack in 2012 but then got cold feet. the 24-year-old accused of purchasing the assault rifles used in last week's massacre is said to be cooperating with investigators as they look into other possible targets, questioning why pictures of the san bernardino high school were and having difficulty because the couple encrypted the data

officials are right to ask if sheadicalized her husband. >> i think tashfeen malik selected a clean candidate to be her cohort in terrorism. in duos, we have a primary actor who manipulates a more vulnerable subservient person. >> reporter: malik married farook after meeting in saudi arabia. he was born in chicago. a college graduate with a goooo paying job as a restaurant inspector in san bernardino. friends say there was no way he was the master mind. >> this is something political because this brother, he couldn't have done that. >> reporter: the shooters' home where they raised a 6-month-old daughter was a bomb making factory. killed by police in the shootout, their the hands of er doctors. >> this is something i'll never forget. i'll never be able to fully conceive how those patients' families were affected. >> reporter: the 14 dead are mothers fathermothers, fathers, sons, and daughters. johnson shielded her saying three words, i got you. tonight, her life a tribute to his in a massacre where there are still so many questions. they knew very little about the couple. >> thank you for tha

and if the wife tashfeen malik could have been the driving force in these attacks.his is what we know at this moment. she was born into a wealthy pakistani family. she grew up in saudi arabia. she returned to pakistan in 2007 to earn her pharmacy degree. according to "the new york times," after she left, her university was so concerned about radicalization that officials began monitoring the campus for extremist activity. >> one of malik's professors described her as just an ordinary student, though. let's get to cnn's correspondent brian todd. he's been taking a closer look into her background. what are you picking up? >> reporter: kate, john, good morning. we're picking up kind of competing threads of have 6 the narrative of tashfeen malik's life in pakistan before she came to the united states. we learned she went to bahauddin zakariya university. studied pharmacy there. got a degree in 2012. you mentioned that one school official described her as an ordinary student. but another professor who taught her there for two years, professor hussein said, quote, she was

concerning if and when syed farook and tashfeen malik became radicalized. malik pledged her allegiance to isis online. attorney general lynch addressed ongoing look into malik's background. >> we are trying to learn as much as we can about her life before they met and after they met and frankly after she came here as well. but we are trying to focus on again is what motivated these two individuals. what led them to -- not just to commit the acts, but to pick this particular place. >> reporter: she was born in pakistan and entered the u.s. legally in 2014 on a fiancee visa for her marriage to farook. >> we're going to have to look at all visas, right now there's bipartisan legislation working in the senate and house to make sure the visa waiver program is tightened up. that's the real danger here. >> reporter: we continue to hear more from family members of the shooter, syed farook's in an interview he says his son shared the ideology of the isis leader in creating an islamic state and was fixated on israel. >> valerie thank you very much. scott pelley will

officials are right to ask if she radicalized her husband. >> i think tashfeen malik selected a you vuller in candidate to be her cohort in terrorism. often with duos we have a primary actor who ma nip us a more vulnerable person. reporter: malik married farook after meeting in saudi arabia. he was born in chicago, a college graduate with a good paying job as a restaurant inspector in san bernardino. friend say there was no way me was the mastermind. >> this is something political, because this brother, he couldn't have done this. reporter: the shooter's home daughter was a bomb making factory, packed with explosives, ammunition and tools to build i.e.d.'s. confirmed by police in a shootout, their deadly plot doctor. >> this is something i'll never forget, i'll never be able to fully conceive how those families were affected. reporter: the 14 dead are mothers and fathers, sons and daughters. shannon johnson died a hero. when gunfire rang out he gave his life to save denise. from the hospital she says johnson shielded her, saying three words, i got you. tonight her life a tribute to his in

the feds also don't know if isis knew of farook or tashfeen malik before the attack. now in malik's home country of pakistan, the interior minister said there is no link between her and extremists in that country. at the pakistani college where she earned a pharmacy degree, she was considered a muslim but not a support of the violence. the school insist shes was not radicalized there. >> radical approach, radical minded culture, nothing like that. >> that's malik's family in pakistan. they're also expressing shock. they believe she must have been influenced by someone but again there's no evidence that isis directed her or her husband or again even knew of them before the attack. reporting live in the newsroom, bob redell, today in the bay. >>> attempting to returns things to normal. happening today, san bernardino county is going to try its best to get back to business as usual following last week's tragedy. many government offices will reopen for the first time since wednesday's shooting. thousands of employees planning on heading back to work. many many live in the

tashfeen malik. she was the wife of farook, according to the where if law. motive behind the attack. they are not ruling out terrorism. the suspects are dead. investigators remain on scene and alert. what starts as a mass shooting ended with a deadly pan hunt. in the morning, the shooter stormed the regional center with semi-automatic weapons killing 14 and wounding 17. it was around four hours later there was a confrontation between the suspects and police two miles away on a neighbor street that left the two suspects dead. the shooters target add workshop and training event inside the inland regional center. the group holding the meeting was the san bernardino county health department, a public health department and farook was an employee of the county. he was an environmental specialist and, worked there are for five years. he was at the meeting yesterday morning. he left before the attack. >> officially there were reports that there could have been three gunmen so obviously the thought of possibly being a third is worrying a lot of folks in the southern

investigators are also trying to determine if syed farook and tashfeen malik's marriage was orchestrated by a wider terror group. emily: president obama is finalizing a proposal to expand background checks on gun sales, without the approval of near new england, lawmakers in connecticut are working to ban the sale of guns to people on government watch lists. the governor says he will sign the new executive order, which would also revoke gun permits issued to people whose names are on the lists. the measure would need federal approval. antoinette: closing arguments in the philip chism murder trial are postponed until monday. they were supposed to happen today but one of chism's lawyers is sick. the defense claims chism was insane when he killed danvers high teacher colleen ritzer inside the school two years ago. prosecutors say he's faking mental illness. antoinette: a rehoboth mother is sentenced to life in prison, in the murder of her 2-year-old son. kimberly peno was convicted of first degree murder in the march 2010 incident. police say she had been drinking, and doing drugs, before sh

looking into the background of tashfeen malik when and if she may have radicalized her husband, syed farook. looking to see if they received money from overseas. employees in the department where farook and the victims worked will remain off the job for at least another week. we will follow all developments in the terror attack in california. if you are away from your tv, get updates any time on our web site and news app. bomb in boston, a man will go before a judge. the man left a suitcase behind a homeland vehicle. they found wires and a power source. a bomb squad blew it up and discovered it was not a real threat. hours later police arrested the suspect in lawrence. enforcement say they have an idea who posted a series of threats against cambridge school district, but they will have officers on increased patrols again today. in a packed public meeting, they think the anonymous tipster who reported the messages also 30es messages also posted them. since the threats posted a week ago they have been down. but the fbi tells parents that none of the threats seem to be credible. >> they

even if the visa, tashfeen malik came over and came over with no radicalization, that may just well have happened here. what do you do about that part of it? is there a policy solution for the kinds of things i was talk talking about with ms. callimachi? >> i think we're learning about the contacts this couple may have had. but what we do know is that we are building the capacity to understand when people are becoming radicalized, when they're talking to individuals who may be trying to recruit those into the radical cause, and those individuals get put on a list. right now that list essentially means that they can't get on a plane, but many of us believe that list also should mean those individuals can't buy a gun either. we tried to get that passed through the senate this week. republicans almost to a man and woman stood against it. there are some things we can do domestically that would apply both to american citizens and to temporary immigrants to this country that could make a difference. whether it made a difference in this situation i don't know. but it certainly can be part of th

investigators are looking into the background of tashfeen malik to see weather she may have had calized her husband tashfeen malik. they are looking to see if the couple received money from overseas. employees in the department where they worked will remain off the job for at least another week. >>> and we will continue to follow all of the developments of the terror attack in california, and if you were away from your tv, get updates on our web site at myfoxboston.com or through the fox25 newsapp. man accused of creating panic at boston seaport will be in court for the first time. police say they left behind a suitcase left to look like a bomb. stephanie coueignoux is live outside boston municipal court where we learned that the suspect had a significant criminal history. >> lawrence police arrested him several times before and arrested date can back years. in just the past few hours, the man will face a judge charged with planting a hoax device. [creaming] >> oh, my god! >> reporter: that was the explosion and as you heard the reaction after the bomb squad. police say that he walked up to a homeland security vehicle and put that suitcase

>> [inaudible] >> the fbi is trying to determine if he was radicalized by his wife, tashfeen malik. she reportedly pledged allegiance to isis before the attacks. the rifles were reportedly linked to farook's friend in riverside. he bought the weapons three years ago. he lived next door and neighbors say they were close. >> they joked around and they spent like the whole -- as soon as he got up, they would go over there. stay until nighttime. they went on for years. >> in his address, president obama calls on muslims everywhere to take a stand against extremism. in fremont, they did. a huge crowd turned out for a canle light memorial. the organizers are from the muslim community and then say it was important to show solidarity to everyone affected by the attack. >> there's been tremendous violence across the world. it hit close to home earlier this week when the mass shooting took place in san bernardino and it just really struck a cord that that california is not immune to these crimes either. >> 10 of the 14 people killed in san bernardino were members of the service employees inte