the inland regional center, the irc. county health department employees had gathered for a training session with a holiday lunch to follow. >> inside the room itself at the inland regional center, there was a christmas tree, decorations. >> reporter: at 10:53, one of the county employees, syed faruk, left the room. later. >> did you see people with guns? >> yes. they're wearing all black. >> can you see them anymore? >> no. i'm on the floor. >> okay, stay on the floor. >> is he still shooting? >> i don't know. >> okay. how many rounds did he fire? >> oh my god, a million. >> reporter: lieutenant mike madden, administrative officer in an unmarked car, had pulled over in a target paring lot when the radio calls. >> possible active shooter. >> being primarily a desk jockey the last few years, i had never responded on an actual active shooter. this would have been a first in my 25-year career. >> reporter: madden's calcine is call sign is lincoln 3. he was less than a mile away. >> i was driving faster and faster as i was ge

through the inmate reception center, or irc. >> you guys ready?et's run it. >> it's 6:00 p.m., and deputy teixeira's shift is just getting started. >> bend over, touch your toes. while you're down there, peel off your socks, turn it inside out slowly. three, two, one. place your hands on the lower window ledge. do not touch the glass. >> tonight he and his fellow deputies will search about 400 incoming inmates for drugs or weapons. >> all right. spread your feet a little for me. >> a lot of them, they've been through the system before, so they know what's up. >> your left shoulder on the wall. go. >> others, it's the first time they've ever seen the inside of a jail. it can be overwhelming for them. we are the first people they're going to see on the worst day of their lives. >> last year alone, the irc had over 100,000 bookings. more than any other jail in the nation. and with arriving inmates comes piles of paperwork. and rows and rows of personal belongings to store. each bag represents one of l.a. county's nearly 20,000 inmates. >> clear! >> u

they now believe the couple were returning to the irc to try to set off explosives they had left behind. investigators believe the couple was inspired by isis to carry out the attack but they still don't know exactly why the christmas event was target. they found online statements that malik had written a year before the shooting when farook had been required to go to a similar hol event with his coworkers. >> he was upset about him having to participate in an event of that nature. and that muslims should not participate in what are predominantly christian events. whether or not that was the catalyst that led to this, that's entirely open for speculation. >> later this morning, san bernardino county employees will hold a moment of silence at 10:58 a.m. the time the first 911 call was placed. there will will be a memorial service. >>> in san francisco a vigil of one year since a deadly police shooting that sparked changes in the department. last december officers cornered mario woods in the bayview after he stabbed someone minutes earlier. the city says officers were justified when they

is really no different from instant messaging, which we have had since the mid-1990's, going back to ircarly internet. facebook is very good at understanding the core communication network apps that they should own and are there more of those out there? absolutely. there are enormous opportunities left in communication. emily: you mean enormous opportunities left in terms of what facebook could buy? sean: in terms of what facebook could build or buy. >> do you think twitter survives? sean: i think twitter is a victim of their own success in so many ways. they are a company that, had it not been for the media's infatuation with twitter, twitter never would have built an enormous user base. but that came at a cost. and the cost was the lack of deep, you know, close knit community between its users. emily: really? so how does that play out? i mean, does twitter survive the next wave of innovation in social networking? sean: the question of does it survive is maybe too dramatic of a question. i -- it's a question of do they prosper and do they become, you know, a much larger company, or do t

would come from whatever the deal is signed of irc funding within the budgetary system. they have all sorts of gray budget capacity. that is still being argued and there's a lot of back-and-forth happening in the iranian budget about who's going to get what coming out of -- >> have they gotten their cut on these projects? >> i don't know if they've actually finalized that. that is what they have been arguing for in the recent budget fights. we also know that some of the actual transfers of money that have been coming in since the deal was implemented have actually doubled the military's budget for a one-year term because of the transfers that have come in for the one to time deals. whether that will continue in two subsequent years is undetermined. basically the eye rgc is getting a one-year bump, this year, that's that's quite significant. whether that will continue into the outer years is uncertain. so we are seeing a very significant influx. a lot is going into sustaining up what you would consider "funding which is going into sustaining operations in syria and iraq.

would come from whatever the deal is signed of irc funding within the budgetary system.they have all sorts of gray budget capacity. that is still being argued and there's a lot of back-and-forth happening in the iranian budget about who's going to get what coming out of -- >> have they gotten their cut on these projects? >> i don't know if they've actually finalized that. that is what they have been arguing for in the recent budget fights. we also know that some of the actual transfers of money that have been coming in since the deal was implemented have actually doubled the military's budget for a one-year term because of the transfers that have come in for the one to time deals. whether that will continue in two subsequent years is undetermined. basically the eye rgc is getting a one-year bump, this year, that's that's quite significant. whether that will continue into the outer years is uncertain. so we are seeing a very significant influx. a lot is going into sustaining up what you would consider "funding which is going into sustaining operations in syria and iraq. h

i wish i been at the press conference because i would like to asked who is at the bombing of eight irctals in syria this year. we are under bombardment from syrian and russian forces without any accountability. this is not underground hospitals these are hospitals marked on maps getting bombed for treating civilians in the middle of a civil war. a complete abuse of international law. ircd: eight hospitals from have been bombed. staffmiliband: u gai have still working there. are is a leveraged affect their behavior. david miliband: who is meeting this week to carve up the future of syria? it is thean, russia, goto place now for a new middle east if not whose formal boundaries are being redrawn whose power structure is being read drawn. it is in flux. is it a force for stability? it is clearly a force for instability at the moment but not the only one. we have to remember the syrian civil war started as a populist demand for more -- a mutated into a regional conflict and now a great complicate in which the u.s. has been forced to decide. jonathan: is is the failure of u.s. foreign-policy