still, kaufman wants him investigated. and she's not alone. activist david rosenthal calls deputy hamze "deputy hamas" "i hate islam. islam is evil."rosenthal even held a rally protesting hamze. but cair florida's lawyer says critics have it all wrong: "whenever we're in an electoral year, there's a spike of this islamaphobic rhetoric.when we hear people kaufman supports donald trump's idea to surveil mosques and ban some muslims. "do you think you're contributing to the fear when you bring it up on air?" "i think the fear is there. i don't think i do anything to stoe it. i don't have to. it's there."the fact is, and kaufman knows the numbers, only a very small fraction of the world's 1.6 billion muslims endorse the violence of terror groups like isis and al qaeda. still, she wonders if hamze would take action: "as a sheriff's deputy, his job is to uphold the law and sounds like you're concerned that maybe he would turn the other way if he heard some radical conversations taking place in a mosque, right, am i hearing you correctly?" "that is c

but joyce kaufman and others have questions.t video of the deputy where he was training people how to escape an active shooter in that mosque. his critics were suggesting he was giving weapons training, how to kill, how to shoot others. if you look at that video closely, he's using toy guns. they're fake, plastic guns. if you listen to that local media report he is telling them how to charge the shooter and how to get out of the building. his critics still suggest there's something not right with this guy. >> randi kaye, thank you so much. >>> up next, the latest on the woman accused of mowing down pedestrians in las vegas, how she went from being an against all odds success story to homeless and charged with murder. ♪ while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data. stealing your customers' secrets. there's an army of us. relentlessly unpicking your patchwork of security. think you'll spot us? ♪ you haven't so far. the next wave of the internet requires the next wave of security. we're ready. are you? i

daniel kaufman ran the coffee shop near the conference room where the shooting took place. partner says kaufman enjoyed chatting with many employee. >> the world will suffer from having one less person reich him in it. >>reporter: ironically 46-year-old escaped from iran to get away from islamicp8uÑ extremeism. she0> leaves behind her husband and 3 kid. alan,n abcú 7 news. j0bernardino shooting continues now+a on the 7 newsg] app. u4abe push alert to get th?x>u latest update as the sjíuation continues to1i unfold. >>> developing newswg. new vi/ san franciscoco police shooting and direct. police say that man l"xjz an officer?w but communiy leaders and protestorsovóq beá q disagree. katie is in the newsroom with more on thetor story. katie. >>reporter: large group of people march through the bay ultimatelly gatherin to hear from community leaders. they havew2 all seen the video. they are calling the shooting you are dear. from sky 7 hd 700 rea where san francisco police shot woods on wednesday. "(áutáujuj screamed at police officers as they aarrived at localba church for

ryan find out his boyfriend had been killed and until that moment he could only hope that daniel kaufman was alive. >> i immediately freaked out and him. >> reporter: they were together for three years and kaufman ran the coffee shop at the center. also killeds a michael wesel, a father of six and coached youth soccer. and a health worker played santa for children. sister and nicholas a loving husband. >> i'm sure he went down fighting. >> reporter: his wife jennifer says her husband and the gunman knew each other and they were both environmental health inspectors. >> he worked with him and he never had anything bad to say. >> reporter: he lost a hundred pounds after struggling with diabetes and recently had a possible kaunsous grout removed) he war traditional screwish it is aels. his wife believes he may have been targeted. i my hauss with very outspoken. >> reporter: many of the people are in critical condition tonight. brandon gunnoe. >> adam: another story, breaking news alert on our 7 news mobile and tablet apps and posting updates on our website and >> kim: from the nightteam, the

daniel kaufman ran the coffee shop near the conference room where the shooting took place. partner says kaufman enjoyed chatting with many employee. >> the world will suffer from having one less person reich him in it. >>reporter: ironically 46-year-old escaped from iran to get away from islamicp8uÑ extremeism. she0> leaves behind her husband and 3 kid. alan,n abcú 7 news. j0bernardino shooting continues now+a on the 7 newsg] app. u4abe push alert to get th?x>u latest update as the sjíuation continues to1i unfold. >>> developing newswg. new vi/ san franciscoco police shooting and direct. police say that man l"xjz an officer?w but communiy leaders and protestorsovóq beá q disagree. katie is in the newsroom with more on thetor story. katie. >>reporter: large group of people march through the bay ultimatelly gatherin to hear from community leaders. they havew2 all seen the video. they are calling the shooting you are dear. from sky 7 hd 700 rea where san francisco police shot woods on wednesday. "(áutáujuj screamed at police officers as they aarrived at localba church for

for senator nelson, kim lipsky, brandon kaufman. for senator thune, dave scwieg either, adrienne articus, allison cullen, patricia fuchs. we worked together, we forged real friendships. i'll never forget this as long as i live. i am grateful to everyone. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: without objection, the materials will be placed in the record. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to 10 minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask the chair to lay before the senate the conference report accompanying s. 1177. the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate the conference report to accompany s. 1177, which the clerk will report. the clerk: the committee of conference on the disagreeing votes of the two houses on the amendment of the senate to the bill s. 1177, to reauthorize the elementary and secondary educatio

still kaufman wants him investigated and she's not alone.n calls deputy hamsey deputy hamas. rosenthal even held a rally protesting hamsey. >> whenever we're in an electoral year, there's a spike of this islamaphobic rhetoric. when we hear people like trump it's definitely hate speech. >> he supports his idea to ban some muslim. >> do you think you're contributing to the fear when you bring it up on the air? >> i think the fear is there. i don't think i do anything to stoke it. i don't have to. it's there. >> reporter: the fact is, and kaufman knows the numbers, only a very small fraction of the world's 1.6 billion muslims endorse the violence of terror groups like isis and al qaeda. still, she wonders if hamsey would take action. >> as a sheriff's deputy his job is to uphold the law. it sounds like you're concerned that maybe he would turn the other way if he heard some radical conversations taking place in a mosque. am i hearing you correctly? >> that is correct. i don't know. i can't say that that's a fact. i can't say it's not a fact. >>

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the goal line on sunday, tom kaufman called the play. the giants lost again, out of a job next year, for the third time this year, a double digit fourth quarter lead, yesterday coach kaufman said he is not listening to rumors about next season. >> i don't pay attention to them. i am trying to stay focused for the benefit of my king, my coaches and everybody else. quite frankly you can all disagree but we are trying to win games the best way we can. to be honest nobody knows my so when you sit in judgment of what goes on this has and thought out with you like it or not whether it is right or wrong. >> imagine if the giants got in the postseason and won a couple games, everybody has to take back what they said last year. ben: could somebody win the division at 6:10? >> yes, at the website -- somebody could win this division. they figured out the match. basketball, head for a showdown, at the mabs, durkin of its key in the third quarter going to knock down three, that keeps dallas covered in front, 25 points, in the fourth, a nice drive to

this image shows kaufman's boyfriend, breaking down after hearing the news. new york giants football player matt berhay said his cousin was a victim. he went on twitter saying: this is the complete list of the 14 men and women killed in wednesday's attack. i'm john seigenthaler. thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close to the isil position >> who is in charge, and are they going to be held to accout? >> but know we're following the research team into the fire >> they're learning how to practice democracy... >> ...just seen tear gas being thrown... >> ...glad sombody care about us man... >> several human workers were kidnapped... >> this is what's left of the hospital >> is a crime that's under reported... >> what do you think... >> we're making history right now... >> al jazeera america >>> on "america tonight" why - the troubling and unanswered question. what led a californian man to attack his own community. >> unbelievable what our society has come to. >> a community in crisis, san be

. >> reporter: kaufman says she's been sounding the alarm for years. "america tonight" obtained never before released photos of conditions inside some of philly's schools including kaufman's. mold-laiden carpet, broken ventilation units, stuffed with trash, and dangerously broken floors , openings for rodents and insects. >> they are not responsive, we have a building engineer so if there's a problem with something we write it up for building engineer. the building engineer will make a work order. >> and the issues get repaired quickly? >> no. we wait. >> days? >> months, years. depends what the issue is because there's only so much staff. >> reporter: teachers at other schools share similar concerns. maria greco says, every day she worries about the kids getting really sick down the road as a result of what they're exposed to now. >> the walls of crumbling, the white powder comes down. it doesn't smell but it has affected my allergies. it has been linked to headaches so if it's causing problems for me i'm worried that it's causing problems in the kids

until that moment he could only hope that daniel kaufman was alive. >> i immediately freaked out and tried to call him and tx him. >> reporter: they had been together for low years and kaufman ran the coffee shop at the center and one of fourteen people killed at the regional center during an office holiday party. and michael wesel, a father of six, coached youth soccer. and a health worker, played sierra clay bourne, a loving sister and nicholas, a loving husband. >> i'm sure he went down fighting and protecting people. >> reporter: his wife said her husband and the gunman knew each other, they were both environmental health inspectors. >> he worked with him and he never had anything bad to say. >> reporter: he lost a hundred pounds after struggling with big dig and recently had a possible kaunsous growth removed. his wife believes he may have been targeted. >> he believed in the jewish tradition and i team my husband was martyred and i'm wondering if they did get into an argument because my husband is very outspoken. >> reporter: 21 people are wounded and many are still in critical

if you have *any* information about michael kaufman... please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). remember... the information confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 the holidays are supposed to be a time of celebration... but they can have hidden dangers for kids.coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... we've got advice on how to prevent *child abuse* this 3 <<<"..........">>> 3 the vast majority of childhood abuse victims know their abusers. siouxland news a child advocate to get some tips on how to keep your child safe. 3 90 percrct of the time... a child knows their abuser...amy scarmon from mercy child advocacy center knows this is hard to understand. "so... you know we don't like to think about family members being the ones who abuse kids, most

and daniel kaufman. he ran the coffee shop at that regional center.oyfriend said he was initially told kaufman was shot in the arm and was in surgery. he learned that was misinformation and his boyfriend was in fact dead. >> a workplace anger issue to finding out it was international in nature and had to do with jihadism. how did the community react to the shift if you will? >> there is a lot of confusion over how the shift happened. we spoke with the director of the mosque. he said it was a deeply religious man. somebody that came to prayer as much as twice a day and sometimes on his lunch break but no signs he was radicalized. the only sign the director of the mosque said there was is that he stopped coming to prayer at some point the past few weeks. >> thanks, blake. last night's shooting follows two attacks in this country that has raised the concern of domestic terrorism in may. isis claimed responsibility when two gunmen opened fire in garland, texas and marines and a sailor were shot and killed by a naturalized american citizen who was a home g

. >> reporter: ryan reyes learned the devastating news of his boyfriend's dead, daniel kaufman, just today. >> as we were finding out more and more, no, none of these hospitals have him, that's when that hope just really dwindled. >> reporter: kaufman, a job trainer at the inland regional center, was 42. >> the last thing i said to him was, i love you and i will text you after my doctor's appointment. because i was supposed to go to the doctor yesterday. >> reporter: michael raymond wetzel, father of six, also among the dead, spokesperson for the family speaking out today. >> they are very overwhelmed. there are six kids that have lost their father. the kids are just finding out today and they're trying to be really cautious. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more details about who did this and the elaborate preparations that went into this massacre. >> it was an event that was training in the morning, transitioning to a holiday christmas party luncheon in the afternoon. >> reporter: 28-year-old american-born syed rizwan farook attended a holiday luncheon for the san bernardino cou

kaufman helped to run a renaissance fair in southern california. >> he could not keep a smile off his face. it was so infectious and so contagious that whenever he smiled it not only lit up a room but everybody's face that was around him. anybody that saw it just couldn't help but smile. >> reporter: ryan reyes was daniel kaufman's boyfriend. >> we all need to be more like daniel. we need to be open and vibrant and love life and loving towards one another. if you see somebody sad, and you don't know them, check them. be a decent human being and that would make the world a much better place. >> members of syed farook's mosque showed up to give kindness and reconciliation that reyes wanted that to be. >> it must be hell what they are going through. because unline the westboro baptist church, people aren't going after all the other christians. but whenever it's radical islam, everybody automatically goes after all the muslims. i don't want that, i don't think daniel would want that. >> what the government is now calling a terrorist attack, just days after the tragedy, people here have ta

out, tried to call him, text him. >> reporter: kaufman was listed among the 14 people killed at the inland regional center when a office holiday party became a target. other victims, bennetta bet-badal, fled iran at 18, to escape extremism. robert adams leaves behind a wife and 20-month-old daughter. isaac aminos remembered as a great husband. tin nguyen to be married next year. and harry bowman, 46. yvette velasco, 14 nint victims taken too soon. families now asking for support and answers. >> that was nbc's morgan radford reporting there. yesterday, the senate, the upper chamber, rejected several gun control measures introduced in response to wednesday's attack. joe manchin and pat toomey reintroduced their plan to expand gun background checks. it failed in the months after new towne a newtown and failed again yesterday. they also rejected senator dianne feinstein's amendment to prevent people on the government no fly list from buying guns. the house voted down that same measure earlier this week. more than a dozen white house hopefuls descended on washington, d.c. yesterday for a

kaufman ran a coffee shop there, where he trained disabled employees.an was taking a break on a bench outside when he was killed. >> he meant the world to me. he meant the absolute world to me. yeah, sorry. >> many of the victims were parents, leaving behind at least 18 children whose worlds are now changed forever. >> overall, she was like an amazing person, like, she was so nice. like, she always liked supporting me in everything i did. >> bennetta bet-badal had three children. her family and friends said she came to america from iran at age 18 to escape religious extremism. >> we just find it just sadly ironic and horrible that a woman that came to this country under these circumstances would find herself gunned down by religious extremists. >> michael wetzel leaves behind six children and his wife rene. a friend speaking for the family told cnn how rene learned of his murder. >> the last group of survivors came and he wasn't in it, they told her that if he wasn't in there, he was gone. >> robert adams had always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife w

ryan reyes lost hiska partner daniel kaufman lost his partner daniel kaufman. >> the world will sufferhaving one less person like him in it. >>reporter: jennifer had a last nicholas. >> i got an extra hug and kiss before he left so i'm just holding on to that. >> we have several down several down. >> when we entered there was fresh gun powder and the smell of gun powder in the ear. >>reporter: police now say the 2 gunmen farook and his wife malik were heavily armed with guns, explosives and thousands of round of ammunition when they opened fear on farook colleagues wednesday during a county work conference. police picked up the trail of the fleeing shooters and sped off in hot pursuit. >> suv. cross fire e-shouted out with police. >> right now we have one down outside the car one down inside the car e-couple died together in the fierce gun fight. fbi foypd ago virtual bomb factory inside their home. raising red flag red flags for one neighbor. >> wanted to report it but she didn't want to profile. >> fbi is leading this investigation and trying to determine whether this was a terrorist

his brother received reports yesterday kaufman survived the shooting. unfortunately, though, they learned today that wasn't the case. >> they were saying there's a bomb, five kids in the house, ten kids total in the house and it's like we're not allowed to go in our own house. kids were there with my sick mom. wouldn't let her in. my sister has seizures, wouldn't let her in. it's ridiculous, but something we have to deal with. >> reporter: that's one of the families we spoke with in the neighborhood right where the suspect shootout was. the streets have been blocked off. peggy bunker, our colleague was there. those are the families that just are now a couple hours ago were allowed to return to their homes. they have their kids, their families with them. last night they didn't have any idea what to do. now they're finally being returned into their home. it's a lot still developing. this all happened yesterday. there's still so many wheels in motion so to speak here. ultimately, though, tonight this vigil here at the ballpark. janelle, let's send it back

out, tried to call him, text him. >> reporter: kaufman was listed among the 14 people killed at the inland regional center when an office holiday party became a target. among them, michael wetzel, a father of six, coached youth soccer. damien meins, a health worker, played santa for children. sierra clayborn, a sister, loved protecting people as a health inspector. and nicholas thalasinos, a loving husband. >> i'm sure he went down fighting and protecting people. >> reporter: his wife jennifer says he knew the gunman syed farook. >> he knew syed. he worked with him. he never had anything bad to say about him. >> reporter: he wore traditional tassels. his wife thinks he may have been targeted. >> he believed in the jewish tradition and i feel my husband was basically martyred. i'm wondering if maybe they did get into an argument because my husband was very outspoken. >> reporter: tense moments unfolding with each passing minute. 21 were wounded, several critical. >> i will leave it for the patients themselves to tell their own stories. >> reporter: families of the survivors speaking

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kaufman ran a coffee shop there where he trained disabled employees.a break on a bench outside when he was killed. >> he was the world to me. he meant the absolute world to me. yeah, sorry. >> reporter: many of the victims were parents leaving behind at least 18 children whose worlds are now changed forever. >> overall she was like an amazing person. like she was so nice. like she always like supported me in everything i did. >> reporter: benneta had three children, her family and friends say she came to america from iran at age 18 to escape religious extremism. >> we just find it just sadly ironic and horrible that a woman that came to the country under these circumstances would find herself gunned down by religious extremists. >> michael wetzel leaves behind six children and his wife. a friend speaking for the family told cnn how reenee learned. >> they told her if he wasn't in there then he was gone. >> reporter: robert adams always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife welcomed a little girl just 20 months ago. a fund raising page set up for his fami

ryan reyes, the moment he found out his partner, 42-year-old larry kaufman, didn't survive the massacre. >> the last i had heard from him was this morning when he sent me a picture when he was on his lunch break. >> reporter: this was reyes wednesday night, still awaiting word of kaufman's fate. it wasn't until thursday afternoon that the san bernardino coroner would finish the unimaginable task of notifying all 14 families that their loved ones had been killed. 37-year-old michael wetzel leaves behind six children. dae mian meins played santa for kids and claiborne was a beloved sister. gina ortiz counts herself as o of the lucky ones. her son survived. to have yout son shot five times to say it's a blessing because it is a blessing becau ofse he's still here. and there's other families that don't have their children with them. >> reporter: some of the 21 victims who are being treated at area hospitals still don't even know the extent of of the nightmare they survived. >> he is talking. and one of the biggest things he's saying, he's asking for his coworkers. he ho wantsdeo know what h

he won the andy kaufman award. or he is part of the andy kaufman joke. lets ay start the show. president obama addressed the nation on sunday night and the nation's response was, okay, now back to football. i want to focus on one thing the president said that got many republicans up in arms. >> congress should act to make sure no one on a no fly list is able to buy a gun. what could possibly be the argument for allowing a terror suspect to buy a semiautomatic weapon? this is a matter of national security. >> last week the senate voted against a ban on gun purchases for the people on the federal terrorist watch list. the republicans argued that the ban would take away americans' rights without due process and they .ed out that the -- and they pointed out the lists are not always accurate. >> the majority of the people on the no fly list are oftentimes people who had the same name of somebody else and they don't belong on the no fly list. the former senator kennedy, ted kennedy said he was on a no fly list. there are journalists on the no fly list. there are others on the no fly

daniel kaufman... was among them. sot - ryan reyes "the world will suffer from having one less person like him." ((on camera tag)) it's not known if the killers received any sort of training by isis. but... the f-b-i has long warned about isis's online campaign... encouraging people worldwide and here at home... to kill. brandi hitt - abc news - san bernardino, california. " stephanie: camera crews were allowed shooters' apartment earlier today as well. police had already processed the crime scene by that time. law enforcement sources tell abc news one of the killers pledged suppport for isis. and now police here at the scene are officially calling this a terrorism investigation stephanie/2shot coming up on local 5 news at five... five... we're a little more than 24 hours until the big ten championship game in indianapolis. we'll go live to give you what's going on inside the stadium. stephanie: but next... several presidential candidates are talking about the san bernardino shooting while campainging in iowa today. f

another one, daniel kaufman, he ran a coffee shop there. his boyfriend received initial reports yesterday that he had survived the attack. but he learned today that daniel did not survive. daniel kaufman among the 14 victims that died in this massacre in san bernardino. the list goes on about all the people that did pass away here. now, among -- we have multiple reports here. on scene we have reporters here. peggy bunker is with us. da let's start here in the ballpark here at the vigil. this has been a difficult day. what have you tracked down? >> reporter: very difficult as the stadium starts to fill up. we are learning more about the man and woman behind this massacre. syed farook comes from a t turbulent pass. syed farook was born in illinois. he worked for the san bernardino public health department. the community, including his brother-in-law, remember him as a peaceful and devout man. >> i have no idea why would he do that? why would he do something like this? i have absolutely no idea. i'm in shock myself. >> reporter: before farook

kaufman was hopeful boyfriend at first thought he survived, after seeing facebook post saying he'd been injured but was alive. federal agents are couple's international travel and contacts. authorities tell abc news the fbi is looking for connections between two specific individuals and farook to see if they were involved in his radicalization or in helping plan the attacks. lauren lyster, abc news san bernardino. " jessica rae: accrding to the yankton daily press, school officials from yankton school district and law enforcement held a press conference this morning regarding two unauthorized persons found at the high school there yesterday. currently, law enforcement officers have been stationed at the school we'll have more on this story coming up tonight at 5 jessica rae: ho-chunk capital announced big plans for siouxlanders yesterday, as the company is in the process of completing a 107 million dollar project that will create more retail, restuarant, and housing space. ceo lance morgan says he thinks this is an easy slam dunk financial decision. there are 4 sections ho-chunk capital

, friends at a candle light vigil came together to share stories and memories of a friend, daniel kaufman. >> we need to be like daniel. open and vib rent and love life and loving -- vibrant and love life and loving towards one another. if you see someone sad. check on them. be a decent human being, it will make the world a better place. >> members of the mosque showed up to give condolences, in example of the kindness and reconciliation that they wanted them to be. >> unlike with christianity, when the baptist church or radical group does something, people don't go after all the other christians. when it's radical islam, everyone goes after the other muslims, and i don't think it's fair. it's not what i or daniel would want the. >> reporter: it's a community that never thought anything like this would happen, what the government is calling a terrorist attack. days after the tragedy, people have taken first steps towards healing. >> just to add a little more about the experience at the interfai interfaith vigil at the community center. there's a fear that there'll be backlash against the

daniel kaufman... was among them. sot - ryan reyes "the world will suffer from having one less person like him." ((on camera tag)) it's not known if the killers received any sort of training by isis. but... the f-b-i has long warned about isis's online campaign... encouraging people worldwide and here at home... to kill. brandi hitt - abc news - san bernardino, california. " jenna: just after the thatatccured wednesday, the islamic cent of siouxland released a statement denouncing the actions which claimed the lives of 14 people. saying "we the muslims of siouxland are saddened and shocked by this recent insane and outrageous attack on innocent civilians in san bernardino, california, and strongly condemn it. we offer our deepest condolences and sympathies to the families of those who lost their lives and for those who got injured in this tragedy." jenna: across the country, it's become almost routine for law enforcement to conduct active shooter training . mark carlson reports on how officers in eastern iowa are bett

and also daniel kaufman. he ran the coffee shop.meins, an environmental health department employee for 28 years and a p.e. instructor at his catholic church school and liked to dress up as santa claus at this time of the year. just some of the people this community lost in the last 48 hours. >> one of the things we see is the incredible impact that it has on the medical professionals that have to deal with this with the first responders that go to the scene. i just wonder what kind of support they have going on and help that they have there for folks that have been through a trauma of their own frankly. we lost charles. thank you so much. echoes of the shooting at sandy hook elementary. the massacre in san bernardino was the deadliest since that one in connecticut. and we will look at shootings in the united states this year. how often do they actually occur and how do the numbers compare with the rest of the world? stay with us. can you help santa with a new data plan? sure thing... uh right now you can get 15 gigs of data for the

kaufman ran a coffee shop where he trained disabled employees.e was taking a break on a bench outside where he was killed. >> he meant the world to me. he meant the absolute world to me. sorry. >> many of the victims were parents leaving behind at least 18 children whose world's are now changed forever. >> she was an amazing person. she was so nice. she always liked supporting me in everything i did. >> bennetta betbadal had three children and came from iran at age 18 to escape religious extremism. >> we find it sadly ironic and horrible that a woman that came to the country under these circumstances would find herself gunned down by religious extremists. he leaves behind six children and his wife, renee. a friend speaking for the family told cnn how renee learned of his murder. >> the last group of survivors came and he wasn't in it. they told her that if he wasn't in there, he was gone. >> robert adams had always wanted to be a dad. he and his wife welcomed a little girl 20 months alg on a fund-raising page set up for his family. a friend poste

bennetta bet-badal aurora godoy, larry kaufman, harry bowman, sierra clayborn, robert adams, nicholas -- tin nguyen, juan espinoza, damien meins and michael wetzel. i hope we will have photos to show you in the days ahead. all but two were san bernardino employees. we'll be telling you more about them in the days and weeks ahead. that's it for us. thanks very much for watching. now "cnn tonight" with don lemon. >>> you were speaking of the victims i'm going to talk about them in a moment. but it is 10:00 p.m. on the east coast, 7:00 p.m. in san bernardino. this is "cnn tonight" and i'm don lemon. you are at a candle light individual ivigil. is the community still on edge? >> there is a lot of sadness and security here. they are cautious about any large gathering. and there is a lot of anger but a lot of broken hearts. people are trying to figure out what happened, trying to see, are there other people who may have been involved in this. and the fact they don't know fully what the motive in this was is particularly troubling to people and i think a lot of people are eager to hear what

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kaufman ran the coffee shop at the inland regional center. he's one of 14 people shot to death during an office holiday party. also killed 37-year-old michael wetzel, father of six who coached youth soccer. 58-year-old damien mean, a health worker. 27-year-old sierra clayborn, a loving sister, and 52-year-old nicholas fallacinos, a loving husband. >> i'm sure he went down fighting and helping people. >> victoria: thalasinos and the gunman knew each other. they were both environmental health inspectors. >> he knew syed. he worked with him. >> victoria: thalasinos battled diabetes. he recently found out he might have caner is. he may have been targeted messianic jew. >> he believed in the jewish tradition. i feel my husband was basically martyred. i wonder if they got into an argument because my husband is very outspoken. >> victoria: 21 people were also injured in the attack. many of them are still in critical condition this morning. live in the control room, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: vicki, thank you. once aga

daniel kaufman... was among them. soso - ryan reyes "ththworld will sufufr from having one less person like him." it's not known if the killers received any sort of training by isis. but... the f-b-i has long warned about isis's online campaign... encouraging people worldwide and here at home... to kill. brandi hitt - abc news - san bernardino, california. following the recent mass shootings, some lawmakers are tryiyi to take ift action on gun control measures. others insist the focus should be on mental health. texas senator john cornyn says he has a solution, supported by the asasciation. he says his bill would boost the federal background check system to prevent guns from getting into the hands of those with serious mental illness. "there's a common element there that if we can find new tools for families toocus for families on treating the mental illness for these loved ones then we might be able to do more to avoid some of these sotings." cornyn says there is growing bi-partisan interest in his bill. senate democ

>> now, ryan was immediately alarmed when he heard about the shooting because his partner, daniel kaufman knew was inside at the time of the holiday party. >> i tried to call him. >> reporter: sole he had been trying to call him and text him but instead it was in these moments here that he learned his partner, daniel kaufman, had been shot and did not survive. many of the survivors hearsay they came out to the irc once they heard. they were waiting to find out, you know, who was going to be coming out. they all expected their loves ones to come out of the irc. they had simply gone out that day for a holiday party. no one expected what was inside. so many people, so many families waking up this morning with just a devastating reality that their loved ones are gone. in san bernardino, i'm peggy bunker, back to you. >> thank you very much, peggy. >> those pictures, the pain so expressive. thank you, peggy. along with learning more about the victims, we're hearing from one of the first officers on the scene the morning of the attack >> it was unspeakable, the carnage that we were seeing, the

daniel kaufman's services will be held tomorrow afternoon. antonio. >> allen schauffler in san bernardino, thanks. >>> james comey made his first comments. >> our investigation to date, two days old, so far we have no indication these killers are part of an organized larger group or formed part of a cell. there's no indication that they are part of a network. again, i quickly add, it is early, we are still work very hard to understand but i wanted you to know that so far we don't see such indications. >> faisa patel, always good to see you. you wrote in the new york times that mass shootings take many more american lives than terrorism carried out in the name of islam yet we are more afraid of the latter. dong you think there's reason for that, that americans see the usual mass shootings, the people as being more domestic, as something that's more if not predictable, it's not something that might hit them. >> well, i mean i think statistically the odds of either being shot caught up in a mass shooting or being killed in an act of terrorism in

daniel kaufman ran the coffee shop at building three. this was the moment his partner of three years ryan reyes found out. so many families doing their best to cope. yvette velasco was an intelligent, motivated and beautiful young woman who was full of life and loved by all who knew her. the family of robert adams, our coming home to us. he was a loving son, brother, husband and daddy to savannah. so many names. michael wetzel, age 37, a health inspector and father of six. damian meins, 58, a recent employee at san bernardino county who coached p.e. and played santa in his spare time. shannon johnson, aurora godoy, sierra clayborn, tin nguyen, isaac amanios, ju espinoza. her husband nicholas worked with syed. >> i feel he was murdered and i know he's in a better place, and i've got my faith which is keeping me strong. >> 21 others were wounded. for those families, the trauma is twinged with a sense of relief. >> i didn't get that phone call that the other families got. i'm so fortunate. >> lisa stephens' 22-year-old daughter jennifer was

now, another victim is 42-year- old daniel kaufman. he ran the coffee shop and trained the clients there. lastly, damian meins was an ployy. he was remembered for playing santa for elementary school kids in riverside. he was a teacher. at least 21 people also injured. one of them in fact was a health inspector who was supposed to receive an employee of the year award at that christmas banquet. we are gathering more information on the victims and we should have another update for you at 4:30. >> all lives lost too soon. thank you for that report. >>> video captured that moment where survivors were led to safety by police. listen to what officer told people as he tried to calm them down. >> relax. try and relax. i' take a bullet before you do that's for damn sure. >> you hear that officers as he's escorting people out of the inland regional center. you see men, women, and children walking with their hands up through the complex. some whispered nervous lee in the cell phone video. amazing and not really unexpected for an officer to say i

reporter: friends say dingle kaufman was always smiling. >> when things are starting to get to you, daniel was show up and it was like -- >> he would pull a stunt and make you laugh. reporter: more than 20 people several of them still in critical condition. chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino, california. mollie: investigators say they at a press conference this it is scheduled to start at 2:00 central. you can stay with kcci and kcci.com for an update. two suspects have an traveling for the 30th using phony identification. one of the restaurants targeted in november 13 attack reopened on today. cafe bonne biere was one of several sites across paris that was targeted by gunmen in a shooting rampage during the 130 people were killed in the attacks. the french government today also issued a step by step guide showing how to react in the event of a terrorist attack. it features diagrams showing ways to better protect oneself such as obstructing doorways with sofas, turning devices to officers. officials say the san bernardino and paris attacks have been linked to skyrocketing gun sales.

ryan rays lost his partner, daniel kaufman. >> the world will suffer from having one last person like him. suffering. >> they're overwhelmed. six kids have lost their father. >> reporter: jennifer thalasinos clings to her last embrace with her husband. >> i got an extra hug and a kiss before he left. so i'm just holding on to that. >> reporter: now, as for the investigation, authorities tell abc news they're look for at least two individuals here in the u.s. who may have been involved in radicalizing him or planning the attack. the fbi says it's too early to call this an act of terrorism. >> was he on anybody's radar at all? >> reporter: so as of the latest news that i have seen from abc, they were not. investigators, according to them, say that the suspect farook was not on the radar or under investigation by authorities prior to this shooting. >> okay. lauren lister, live in san bernardino. thank you, lauren. >>> and those who made it out alive are recalling the horror. including a co-worker who shared a cubicle with the gunman for years. >> he noticed farook wasn't there when they

for meth delivery charges.this comes as a previously featured fugitive is back behind bars.michael kaufman was featured earlier this month on most wanted... wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's marijuana to a minor and possession of marijuana.he was arrested tuesday night by members of the northwest iowa fugitive task force just outside of bronson... thanks to numerous tips from most wanted viewers.his arrest makes him capture #419 since most wanted began.now on to new business. rosalinda martinez is wanted by the woodbury county sheriff's office for conspiracy to deliver meth.martinez is 23 years old, 3 5 feet 2 inches tall, 3 and weighs 120 pounds. if you have *any* information about rosalinda martinez... please call the u- s marshal service in sioux city at (712) 252-0211... or send marshals an e-mail at "siouxlands dot most wanted at u- s- d- o- j dot gov".you can also use the marshals' text a tip program. to text a tip, text the keyword "t- e- n (all in uppercase) 9- 9" and your tip to tip411 (847- 411). you provide remains confidential and could put this fugitive behind bars. 3 it

university of connecticut professor james kaufman says you can train your brain to become more creativeow do you teach creativity. >> one very easy basic way is to ask questions that have more than one solution and to try to get your child or your student to come up with as many of them as they can. >> it's called divergent thinking and today james is going to put mine to the test. >> for this task it's called an alternate uses type of task. i'm going to ask you to consider an object and think of all the different possible things that you could use the object for. what i'm going to ask you is how many different uses can you think of for what you can do with this pen. >> well, you can obviously write with it. you could use it to connect two different things together. you can use it as sort of a bridge. you can use it to probe things, push things back, examine. you could use the cap to potentially catch things. you could put paper clips or needles or something like that, something sharp inside there. if you could break apart the other part use it as a little toothpick. even to pick locks

daniel kaufman worked at a coffee shop at the regional center. >> this was actually true of daniel. >> hours after the shooting ryan said he tried to reach his boyfriend again and again to no avail. the l.a. times captured this photo when he finally got the news that his partner was gone. >> unfortunately it's events like this that really show you how important people are and how much people can actually impact other people's lives. >> what did he mean to you? >> he meant the world to me. he meant the absolute world to me. ♪ (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back.hings. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. it's a simple question. what'

. >> 42-year-old daniel kaufman who ran the coffee center. investigators are looking into farook and his wife whom he met on a pilgrimage. that t p and all internet activity is being scrutinized. >> the digital media is incredibly important because we are trying to determine the motive. >> reporter: meanwhile, here a community tries to heal. county facilitie on lockdown got some relief today. >> they're doing extraordinarily well. i'm incredibly roud of ule way >> reporter: natalie, vigils are planned as peopl plan to come out and show their sympathy and support. in situations like this, it's always a hard point, a turning point when you feel safe enoughot to go back to your normal routine when you drive down the roadway and you don't think necessarily right away about the rrible thing that happened there. th 's going to take a long time fo r that to come, but hopefully tonight will be a beginning. back to you. >> michael, thank you very much on that point. 14 dead. of course, the worst mass shooting in the u.s.a. since 2012, the new town mas