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the lawsuit was filed on wednesday by families of victims in the 2015 san bernadino shooting.es the tech giants of allowing isis to build majorline presence. 14 people died in that california attack so that lawsuit is new news this morning. >> next up it seems uber can't catch a break this year. the company is once again in the hot z the justice department has started a criminal investigation into uber over a known as gray ball. that tool helped uber drivers avoid transportation regulators. uber has admitted to using it but then prohibited use of it shortly after the new york times broke the story. however, criminal probe could prove problematic for uber because it's already dealing with other legal issues. >> well, next up wisdom, just call her the golden girl. first lady melania trump joined president trump for an event in new york city yesterday. melania wowed in a yellow christian dior dress just beautiful. the two attended a gala celebration to celebrate the 75th anniversary as much world war ii. president trump also had dinner with the australian prime ministr. their fir

the horse was stuck on the hillside in san bernadino county.firefighters sedated the horse before using the harness you see there and hoisting him in the air. thankfully you sought it right there the horse is back on the ground. the horse rescue in few minutes ag in san bernadino county. >> developing news from the the north bay a highway shooting tonight gunman on the run after shooting two people driving down 101 in healdsburg you you can see the victim car in the bay area sky ranger both driver and passenger were hit. kristi smith joins us live near 101 finally open after being closed for hours. we've seen the highway shootings but hasn't been this kind of violence there. >> reporter: yeah, that's right and that's why this is all so troubling to the chp here in the snoma county area. but we saw them and they spent hours on the freeway collecting everyday. at this point, though, they say they don't know if the victims were targeted or exactly what the motive was behind this. what they do so is that it was just after 12:00 today when a car pul

the lawsuit was filed by families of victims killed in the 2015 san bernadino shooting.. 14 people died in that california attack. >>> and next up it seems uber can't catch a break this year. the company's once again in the hot the justice department has started a criminal investigation into that uber over a software tool known as gray ball. that helped them avoid transportation regulators. uber has said it used it but prohibitly after the times broke that story. uber is already dealing with other legal issues. >>> next up just call her the golden girl. first lady melania trump wowed in a yellow christian dior dress. the two attended a gallery to celebrate the anniversary of world war ii. president trump had dinner with the australian prime minister their first one-on-one meeting. it was the president's first time -- first trip rather back to new york since he took office. >>> and finally get ready for the tender wings of desire. kfc just dropped a new romance novel featuring a sexy version of colonel sanders. yeah it tells the story of a woman falling in love with the y

more vul mere abel to firearms attack like the one in san bernadino and the orlando night club shooting. the coverage continues on nightly news. lefrlt holt anchors coverage from manchester this evening with a deeper look into the victims and what other cities are doing in the wake of in suicide bombs lester joins us a at 5:30. >>> other local news a verdict in a sexual assault case involving a former football player at a high school in concord. the players found guilty of rape. you may remember last nova young woman came forward saying a freshman football players assaulted here in the parking lot during the football game. the girl is a student at this other high school across the street. the boy whose identity is being weld was being found guilty in juvenile court he can be reconvind rest of his youth. >>> facing the judge the first time the wife of alameda county deputy is in the death of aed toler last year. yarenit malihan was kept out of view of cameras she pled not guilty to vehicular manslaughter. she was last september driving under the influence when she slammed into a car stop

. >>> new report out of san bernadino details the shootout between the police and husband and wife who killed 14 people in that terror attack back in december of 2015. prosecutors said a tip from a rental car company provided critical clues. the company gave police two cell phone numbers which verizon pinged to get the location of the two. as marked patrol cars tried to stop them but the male fired as officers and all officers fired 440 full-times at the two shooters killing both of them. only one officers were wounded. the two suspects fired 80 rounds. >>> residents of a stockton wade where a massive friar broke out have now been allowed to return to their home. the four alarm fire sweeping through piles of palates outside a warehouse. the winds spreading the flames to nearby homes. two homes destroyed and three more damaged. a wife was treated for second degree burns that she suffered running to safety. one return today her home to see what was left of it. >> you don't see any remnants of my furniture. all completely soot. i found out it started in the palate yard and me as well as e

inspired attack in san bernadino california. >> donald j. total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> as trump surged in the primaries he said the religion as a whole was anti-american. >> do you think islam is at war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there's something there that's a tremendous hatred there. >> a message heard loud in clear in saudi arabia. trump -- to unite the muslim world against terrorism. >> and it is there that we will begin to construct a new foundation of operation of support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism and violence and to embrace a more just a hopeful future for young muslims in their country. >> he'll have a lot of explaining to do particularly on his travel ban of several muslim majority countries now tied up in the court system. >> first of all, it's not a travel ban. >> and also clear that it was indeed a ban. >> we're going to have a very very strict ban and we're going to ha

major lawsuit brought on by the families of the victims killed in that 2015 terrorist attack in san bernadino tech giants for allowing isis to build anline presence and spread its extremists beliefs. syed farook and his wife killed 14 people and injured 22 others in that attack. the victims families allege that the attackers use of social media directly influenced their actions. >> ♪ >> well, the eagles are suing a mexican hotel named, hotel california for capitalizing off the band's hit song. the group claims the hotel is leading guests associated with the band. the lawsuit says the hotel plays hotel california and other hits through its sound system. the hotel's web site states the owners don't promote any actual ties with the band. >> it can only be one hotel california. >> surprised it hasn't happened sooner. >> coming up we let anger get the best of us sometimes. >> this woman takes the cake. why she took out her bad day on this parked car. >> wow. >> more of a playful nature energy than what you get in a -- >> those are goats and those are people doing yoga. this is a real thing. and vi

by james comey, demanded apple create a back door in the iphone operating system following the san bernadino attacks. apple said no. apple said the government might lose control of the key to that back door which is exactly what happened with this new worm. we'll continue to watch the spread. as we were saying earlier,ish rr been knocked down. so far so good, but an internet worm is like a human virus. one computer can then affect very many. >> thanks for the update there. we appreciate it. >> 5:02. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol where democrats turning up the pressure to bring in a special prosecutor to investigate white house ties to russia. it's shaping up as yet another week of controversy for president trump. over the weekend, the justice department interviewed eight candidates to replace james comey. while the search continues for his replacement, comey may speak tomorrow at a public hearing on russia's interference on the election. both sides of the aisle are demanding transparency, especially if the president secretly taped conversations with comey. >> we have to make sure th

led by james comey demanded apple create a backdoor in its iphone operating system following the san bernadino attack. apple said no, the government might lose control to the key to the back door, and apple was right. we'll continue to watch this spread. mostly been knocked down so far so good, but it's like a human virus, one computer afexfects many. you're not going to get your information back unless your pay your ransom. and we're hearing the bad guys will release your information if you pay. >> more than 150 countries, as you said. pretty amazing. >> 6:06 right now. life in prison or the death penalty. the defense team for the man convicted of killing-year-old sierra lamar will begin trying to spare him from the death penalty. a jury found antolin garcia torres guilty of first degree murder. the prosecution and defense will face off in a special hearing. both sides plan to bring in psychologists. his childhood is almost certain to be brought up, including his father who is districted on 17 kouns of child molestation. volunteers who searched for sierra for years say a troubled past is no c

happening now in southern california, firefighters continue to monitor hot spots from a wildfiring in san bernadinotional forest. this as we learn a man is behind bars accused of sparking the flames. investigators say he set several fires around the same area on purpose. the largest fire charred about six acres on monday night. fire crews are considering to make some pretty good progress this morning in slowing the spread of the flames. >> all right, a little more flexibility. contra costa county could soon join communities around there to choose their own source of energy. county supervisors will vote on a community choice energy plan that would allow people to bye electricity not just from pg&e but also from alternative sources. the options can give consumers access to cheaper and cleaner power. the city of san jose is also voting on the same kind of plan later this month. >> the trump administration is looking to cut back on some of the obama administration's healthy food initiatives. the obama administration regulated stricter nutritional values for school meals. this included more fruits and v

it came in the wake of the isis-inspire aid tack in san bernadino, by a pakistani-american and his wiferump is causing a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: as trump surged in the pry marimaries, he said the religious was anti-american. >> do you think islam is in a war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there's a tremendous hatred there. >> reporter: a measure heard loud and clear in saudi arabia. trump is there to unite the muslim world against terrorism. >> it is there that we will begin to construct a newfou foundation of cooperation and support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism and violence. and to embrace a more just and hopeful future for young muslims in their countries. >> reporter: he'll have a lot of explaining to do, particularly on his travel ban of several muslim majority countries, now tied up in the court system. >> it's not a travel ban. he's been clear it is extreme vetting. >> reporter: and also clear it was, indeed, a ba

touched the clinton emails or the russia case and has performed very well in the course of the san bernadinoerrorist attack, but there's a great deal of uncertainty but in some sense, relief. this is the big idea, but i i think it's worth raising. what i've heard from people who work in law enforcement consistently in the last year is that what sets this country apart is that we are a nation of laws, it's the same rules whether you're the little guy or the big guy. but we've had a situation now almost for a year with the fbi director, the lead investigator has been badly damaged andnd thrust the bureau into the center of politics, and at the same time, his boss under the previous administration, loretta lynch and now under jeffin sessions, neither of these attorney generals have been in full control of their departments. loretta lynch took herself out of the clinton emails and attorney general sessionsma has effectively taken himself out of the russia case and what they say to me is that it's bad for the country. it's a bad scenario. it's a nation that's built on loss what we seen tonight is

i don't need to point out that the postnet shooting, the san bernadino shooting, many of that equipment was utilized to protect police officers lives in citizens lives. these are not militarized vehicles, as a matter fact, they are demilitarized. we are working with the new administration to restore the integrity of these programs and urge the subcommittee to consider hr 46, the protecting lives using surplus equipment act. the need to restore these programs and provide assistance to state local enforcement is not just limited to equipment. the administration of the opposite of community orienting policing needs to be funded fully as it has been in the past years. we have less police on the streets today in recruitment and retention is one of the biggest challenges facing law-enforcement the 21st century. there are less men and women policing and violent crimes on the rise in many of our cities. for this reason, i urge the subcommittee to support fully funding the cops hiring program and the edward byrne memorial and justice grant programs. these programs have been a godsend to local la

there's a possibility of damaging winds, large hail san bernadino, california, on thursday, and you sawt is jack. he's a 1,200-pound horse, soaring over a highway. a rescue helicopter had to give him a lift after he and his rider slipped down the side of a steep hill and they couldn't climb out. the horse was sedated and bl blindfolded before his sky ride. and horse and rider are doing just fine. wow. >> a bird, a plane. >>> let's go back to lester holt. he had the interview with president trump. and in our last half hour, we heard from the president about his decision to fire fbi director james comey. lester, that was just one part of the conversation. you have more. >> that's right. two weeks ago, the president marked his 100th day in office. and he recently made an interesting remark about his job in commander in chief, that we wanted to ask him about. something struck me. you in a rose celebrating the pass of the health care repiece and replacement. and you looked around and you said, how am i doing? i'm president. >> i'm president, can you believe it, right? >> reporter: and i want

an office christmas party in san bernadino.ll times at 100% security. what yu can try to do is gather as much intelligence and information as possible, about those planning these attacks. >> reporter: in 2017, security has become puervasive wherever e go. concerts, airports, events, and shopping malls. overnight, the nypd deployed extra units around the city, from times square, to penn station, to yankee stadium, where the yankees played the royals. >> everybody was great. a lot of security. everybody was safe. >> reporter: but security has its limits. >> soft targets are the hardest things to defend against. there's not really layers of security for a soft target. >> the key, says experts, for the public to be vigilant. be suspicious of someone who makes threats or acts erratically. seems to be gathering information on anything from shift changes to security procedures. or seems to test security with false alarms. 16 years after 9/11, terrorism officers say the see something, say something directive, is just as urgent as ever.