san bernardino, california, juan carlos gonzÁlez univisiÓn. masivos durante este aÑo. se han registrado mÁs de un tiroteo masivo cada dÍa del 2015, mÁs de 1300 heridos en estos hechos violentos. la presencia de agentes del fbi y de seguridad interna apunta a que esto haya sido parte de un atentado terrorista, un ataque muy bien planeado, coordinado y para que el que la pareja de sospechosos se halla armado hasta los dientes. el vehÍculo que utilizaron estaba completamente daÑado por los impactos de bala, varios explosivos encontrados en el centro regional en la casa de los sospechosos. jaime: logrando regresar la tranquilidad a una comunidad golpeada por la sangrienta masacre, el jefe de la policÍa de san bernardino dice que ya no existe ninguna amenaza creÍble, en contra de la ciudad ni en el sur de california. jefe: indicÓ que los responsables de la muerte de 14 personas y 21 heridos en el centro de desarrollo san bernardino son los dos que murieron en un enfrentamiento a tiros con la policÍa. fueron identificados como sayet barÚ y su esposa

praying for san bernardino. again as we've mentioned eight lot of information all over the place on social media now. some confirmed. some we confirmed is not true. we take it all with a grain of salt. you can take asa. ing of what's posted. >> we continue to follow developments in the mass shooting out of san bernardino, california. we had been watching our sister station knbc's live coverage from california, where we are reporting up to three shooters still believed to be on the loose, as many as three, possibly one or more, we know there are fatalities reported but we don't know the number dead in this mass shooting. there are multiple people injured. >> we are seeing incredible pictures from the air, from the ground of this triage operation by this area in san bernardino. two important tasks for law enforcement, one, treat people wounded, as many as 20 people, if not more, could be injured. also, anyone not injured, second important task, pat them down, check and clear them, to make sure the suspects anybody

a lot developing as well in san bernardino and in redlands, california which is right next door to san bernardino. these are live pictures from our nbc chopper over the scene of a home in redlands about two miles from the shooting. it's an active search. swat teams and armored trucks are at the front of this home determining the best way to get inside. this home believed to be the home base of the suspect. no indication of what's inside the home. some serious concern for the authorities. >> let's take you back to where started at the inland regional center. we are look at cell phone video. this is inside the center where the shooting take place. it just starts moments before terrified people are told they have to evacuate the building. you can see some of them with their arms raised up as police tell them they have to get out. this has taken just moments after gunmen stormed the building at 11:00 this morning. that led to a search which unfolded and police surrounded a black suv around 3:00 this afternoon about a mile and a half from the building. two people were inside. a gun battle w

jeff flock in san bernardino, california.l: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. you missed a lot. look what happened in asia overnight actually. big losses for the shanghai index followed a week for that market down 1.67%. hang seng down traction. some hits there overnight. nicole: dax dropped most since september. ecb cut rates but didn't expand the bond-buying program so that was a little disappointing. more down arrows here. cac down half of one percent. ftse down 1/3 of 1%. cheryl: here we are, it is jobs friday. want to look at u.s. stock market futures ahead of the big report that comes out this morning. dow is higher by 54 points in the premarket. nicole: cheryl mentioned the jobs, that is what investors are bracing for, most closely-watched economic report of the month, the november jobs report. this is the last key piece of economic data before the federal reserve decides whether or not to raise those short-term interest rates this month for first time in nearly a decade. fed chair janet yellen

muchos han condenado el ataque que sucediÓ hoy en este centro en san bernardino.sde esto pudo haber ocurrido. dice que quiere expresar su solidaridad y su pesar por todo lo que ocurriÓ en la masacre en la que murieron 14 personas y 17 resultaron heridas en san bernardino, california. le estÁn haciendo algunas preguntas. estÁ esperando a que la investigaciÓn. dicen que no tienen ni idea de lo que habrÍa podido motivar una acciÓn como esta. vamos a una pequeÑa pausa comercial. ♪ mi hogar... anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar continuamos con esta cobertura especial. presentador: estamos? estÁcobertura especial sobre la masacre que ocurriÓ en san bernardino california, donde murieron 14 personas, puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn en univisiÓn noticias.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: golazo estamos avanzando en una muy buena serie. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

in san bernardino, california.arlier today, dorothy vaughn was watching what was happening in san bernardino. watching the police action from her window. she shared this cell phone video with the los angeles times. >> looking out the window. >> yeah. there. look there. >> right there. >> rifles and everything. they're coming on to -- they're coming on to here. >> oh my god. >> well, they're right there. >> they're coming over here? >> that's where they're running to. >> i think so. they're all right here. >> that's one of the many dramatic scenes today from inside that crime scene area. joining us now from san bernardino is msnbc's jacob, what's happening there now? >> reporter: lawrence, we're just see egg for the first time at the area where the shooting and the shootout with the suspects took place. families, small children, being allowed to walk back, not drive back. on to the street here. san bernardino avenue. we very well don't know, but the bicyclist may be on the street. it's an active crime scene, that's

we're waiting a news conference from san bernardino police. they told us 4:45. it is now 15 minutes late. but they may be still gathering facts to let us know what happened this afternoon. it's an active tense situation. s.w.a.t. vehicles are surrounding a nearby church where a suspect may be hiding. that's not confirmed. s.w.a.t. teams are going door to door in the same neighborhood. >> it all started this morning just aafter 1 1:00 at the inland regional center. the facility serves people with developmental disabilities in riverside and san bernardino counties. the shooting happened in a conference area where the san bernardino county department of public health was holding their holiday banquet. that's 60 miles east of los angeles. >> we want to go straight to kpix 5's betty yu, who is live for us in san bernardino tonight. betty, what are you hearing? what's the latest? >> reporter: ken, i can tell you from where i'm standing, there has been a very intense and very frantic search for six hours since this shooting took place. it happened right behind me at th

what we saw today was a massest led by the san bernardino city pd and san bernardino county. and if you look at the response and the assets this came in there, i don't think that you're going to find anything better in the whole of the united states. the first responders, and the fire department, and this was a textbook response. i have seen them prepare for this for many years. >> well, i hear that you're very proud. and you're doing a wonderful job of saluting their work here, but let me ask you, brian, are they getting training that any other major metropolitan city police department isn't getting these days? i mean, everyone, it seems to me has to be train up be in active shooter propertyo calls today. >> absolutely, but what i'm telling you, going back many many years, they had the folks in custody, and responded. and we don't have additional loss of life, thank god for civilians, and we have the threat isolated and contained. look, i'm former nypd and i'm very proud of them as well. but what we're seeing is, we're seeing this effort really being led by the local communi

abc's brandi hitt is in san bernardino. brandi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena and kendis. this is still a very active crime scene here. roughly 12 hours after this deadly shooting spree began, at least 14 people killed behind me in the building. just about a half mile down the street. and officers have already just announced at least the identities of both the suspect gunmen. they say these two were a young couple and they were armed with assault rifles and handguns. and investigators believe one of them was targeting his fellow employees. it ended as it began in a hail of gunfire captured on this cell four hours of terror in san bernardino after a gunman stormed an office building killing 14 people. the final confrontation on a neighborhood strt, a dark suv riddled with bullets. feet away. another dead inside. >> of the suspects that are dead is a female. they are both armed with assault rifles. they are both armed with handguns. >> reporter: abc news confirmed one of the suspects is syed farook. >> why wo

hablaremos la cobertura es de san bernardino.les aquÍ lo que nos hace pensar que es mucho mÁs grande que esta masacre, enrique: reflejo de lo que dices y de lo que estÁs tratando de decir, agentes de seguridad interna fuertemente armados, agentes del sheriff, de la policÍa local, del fbi una investigaciÓn hemos de agencias. marÍa elena: estamos buscando respuestas para ustedes sobre todo en especial para los familiares de las vÍctimas esta masacre. presente que, gracias a ustedes esta pronto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

that's the feeling in san bernardino as well. after the sandy hook horrible shooting at sandy hook elementary school back in 2012, the president did attempt to put some stricter gun control laws in place, but it's just not going anywhere in this congress. so the president when he comes out to the podium. when he tries to make these speeches, he's trying to rally the american people to get behind some commonsense gun laws. so far we've seen no political appetite for that on capitol hill. >> al jazeera easily is a stark in washington. thank you very much. the police, by the way, are apparently confirming, they're now confirming at least 12 people killed in this mass shooting. that is no longer simply attributed to law enforcement sources. apparently that's coming from the police department in san bernardino. iin addition to what you heard from lisa stark, the reaction coming from the political universe from the right to left, we'll get to that in a second. just in case you're looking for the latest information, the police are now c

we are looking at live pictures from san bernardino. the other interesting thing we heard from mike madden, the police officer, who went inside was he's facing people who were panic-stricken and afraid. in fact, a little afraid of him. they don't know what to do, what to expect. that is a different skill set. trying to comfort and protect the victim, right. >> that's right. during the situations, the first few moments people tend to freeze. how many people are prepared for that situation. even with the training, you are not always prepared for it. this lieutenant did not make lieutenant by not being a smart guy. he is very smart. he knew how to get to these people. once doing that, the floodgates open. he is commended for quick thinking and brave police tactics. >> he mentioned after columbine, the shooting in columbine, that the approach changed from police departments across the country. when they here there's an active shooter they go in. what happened before columbine. >> correct. referring to some of the afterthought was when polic

in this case, in san bernardino. they would proceed to give that information to all the officers listening on the radio at the same time it's transmitted over the computer terminals in every police car, in modern-day policing today. very often you would have that kind of information transmitted instantly to thousands of law enforcement officers on the streets and they begin aggressively looking for that vehicle. that is the word we're getting from federal authorities. a bolo is issue and they are looking for a black yukon in that general area. in the meantime, i would tell you lester to pick up on our concerns over the rising number of mass casualty incidents, one analyst said as more and more notable and tragic events occur, we think we're seeing more marginalized individuals who are seek being inspiration for past attacks. this is the copy cat syndrome they are concerned about. one incident begets another benets another. that seems to be a pattern they or so. >> we have on the phone larry becker. he's a spokesperso

rod wheeler in san bernardino, thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- we asked the question in part because neighbors chose to say nothing when questions arose about some of the people visiting that home of the perpetrators in redlands, california. follow me on twitter at -- . >>> an act of heroism in yesterday's shooting as one officer pledged to protect a group of workers he was trying to evacuate. >> try to relax, everyone, try to relax. i'll take a bullet before you do, that's for damn sure, be cool, okay? lou: you had the feeling he meant exactly what he said and plenty of heroes in san bernardino yesterday. >>> the still unidentified officer kept his composure throughout as he guided the group which included at least one child to safety. >>> up next, democratic presidential candidates rush to judgment at the san bernardino massacre's unfolding, calling for gun control, and republicans on the other hand, offer prayers, and, well, part of the left-wing mainstream media blasted them for it, and one su

noticiero univisiÓn continÚa desde san bernardino california.iembre. se preparan ahora para sepultar a su hija y siguen muy de cerca los acontecimientos aquÍ en san bernardino. >> a doÑa beatriz gonzÁlez lo sucedido en san bernardino le tocÓ muy de cerca. les recuerda la muerte de su hija en los atentados en parÍs que dejÓ mÁs de 130 muertos. y por otro lado el temor de estos actos. beatriz era mi lucecita de todos los dÍas. >> te pones a pensar en muchas cosas sobre todo la seguridad, no sabes con quÉ persona loca se puede decir puede entrar aquÍ hacemos a veces tenemos mucha gente. >> como madre de una vÍctima del terrorismo dice que los autores de estos actos. >> esos iban a ganar porque alcanza su objetivo de destruir. yo pienso que no es justo, que esos alcancen su objetivo. no me van a destruir. >> que mÁs daÑo le pueden hacer a ella que el daÑo de matarle a su hija. >> la familia de noemÍ se siente lista para darle el Último adiÓs a su hija. > >soy una seÑora que vino de mÉxico buscando la mejor vida para sus hijos. y aquÍ siento que se m

redlands is about ten miles to the east of san bernardino. police say they received a tip earlier today and issued a search warrant on that residence. that's when they located the two suspects and then there was the police chase that led them back to san bernardino and then we had the police shootout where the two services one a man one a woman were shot and killed by police officers. we understand one officer was injured during that shootout but his injuries we're told are not life threat nipping. >> already jennifer thank you. >>> there is unconfirmed report that there is more police activity, we do not have more on that yet. we'll get back to that in a moment. president obama responded to the shootings by calling on lawmakers to take action on gun control, lisa stark is in washington with that. >> reporter: the president was informed shortly after the shooting began, the white house continuing to monitor it throughout the day and into the evening. president obama has become increasingly frustrated as these mass shootings have continued. sa

in this case, in san bernardino. they would proceed to give that information to all the officers listening on the radio at the same time it's transmitted over the computer terminals in every police car, in modern-day policing today. very often you would have that kind of information transmitted instantly to thousands of law enforcement officers on the streets and they begin aggressively looking for that vehicle. that is the word we're getting from federal authorities. a bolo is issue and they are looking for a black yukon in that general area. in the meantime, i would tell you lester to pick up on our conversation about the fda's concerns over the rising number of mass casualty incidents, one analyst said as more and more notable and tragic events occur, we think we're seeing more marginalized individuals who are seek being inspiration for past attacks. this is the copy cat syndrome they are concerned about. one incident begets another benets another. that seems to be a pattern they have seen over the next 20 years o

and another 17 wound in san bernardino. the inland regional service center, a government facility in which almost 700 people daily try to administer the needs of disabled adults. and in a conference room, a large conference flooment inland regional center, the center building you see there at 11:00 a.m. pacific time, 2:00 eastern. three men walked in with semiautomatic aupon and opened fire killing and wounding 31 people, and fleeing the scene within moments of opening fire. we are expecting a news conference from the police department, the police chief is expected to be speaking in just a few moments. we'll be going there. that black suv every window of which has been shot upheld the bodies of two of the suspects. one suspect on the ground. one police officer hit by a bullet that ricocheted. all of this began five hours ago. of the southbound rrp police chief says -- the san bernardino police chief says 14 people are confirmed dead and 17 others wounded in the shooting that occurred at 11:00 a.m. pacific. the regional cent

san bernardino. we can hear the crews right behind her working through t clock. thank you so much. >>> the victims of the rampage were honored last night before professional sports events in southern california. >> please join us as we observe a moment of silence for those who is lost their lives. >> that moment of s silence held at the staples center in los angeles before the los angeles clippers tipped off against indiana. a moment of silence was also held befefore the anaheim ducks game in southern california, as well. cover develments from san bernardino. just ahead, how gun violence has turned into a major campaign issue. >> let's turn our focus to other headlines. britain has launched its first air strikes against isis targets in syria following a long emotional debate in the house of commons which led to the air strikes being approved. british prime minister david cameron came out in strong support of the coalition air strikes. >> these terrorists are plotting to kill us and to radicalize our

the mass shooting in san bernardino. it happened in the inland regional center in san bernardino. two suspects one male one female were killed in a shootout with police. they say both were armed with assault rifles and handguns and

vehicles there, probably san bernardino city s.w.a.t., san bernardino county s.w.a.t. both very good s.w.a.t. teams and, you know, other municipalities in the region. i think fontana maybe the lieutenant said and plenty of s.w.a.t. services. now their task get the latest information from 9 11, the acts and locate the shooters. you always get reports of multiple shooters. you have to nail that down. is it one or -- >> you mean because sometimes different people seeing the same person and being recounted as more than one? >> no. exactly, kate. they see the same person at different locations. >> right. >> and in different behavior. like one person may see him walking with a gun low. another sees him running with a gun chuting it. it could be half a block away or inside the building. one thing we don't know yet is, did the shootings take place inside the facility or outside the facility? we don't know that yet. that's something interesting to be nailed down. >> we were on the phone with cita wilson a moment ago saying he works catty corner from the regional center and she

es viernes 4 de diciembre del 2015 y estos son los titulares, el fbi investiga la masacre de san bernardino terrorismo, mientras se revela la primera foto de la mujer sospechosa de ataque. el dueÑo del departamento en donde vivÍan los atacantes permitiÓ que la prensa recorriera el lugar. los servicios fÚnebres de naomi gonzÁlez, la joven que muriÓ en los ataques de parÍs. masacres y muerte, advierte maduro, si el oficialÍsmo pierde los comicios. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas, desde san bernardino california. marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas noches, desde san bernardino california las dudas se despejan, el fbi estÁ investigando el acto que ocurrÓo a mis espaldas como un acto de terrorismo, estÁn contando unos vÍnculos, con isis, porque la mujer esposa de syed farook juÓo lealtad al grupo de isis. por primera vez hemos visto la foto de esta mujer, tashfeen malik y es porque unos indican ella era una mujer muy, muy privada, conservadora, tradicional de su religiÓn, utilizaba una burca y muchas veces se habÍa visto pÚblicamente,

jay gray is here with me still live in san bernardino. last you and i spoke, we were discussing how law enforcement was working at this very hour. >> reporter: and that's going to continue. this is a marathon, not a sprint, that's their words, they think this is going to take some time. they hope to spend more time facility at the time of the attack. they and they'll continue to interview family members of the suspects in this case. and to pour over computers and cell phones and other things they hope to retrieve from the home they're searching in redwood. they'll look for as long as necessary, richard. >> reporter: jay, folks would not necessarily call this a sleepy community but it is one of those communities in southern california known as the sprawl and this has hit them hard. >> reporter: when you see overnight, they continue to say it doesn't happen in a place like this. of course, that's what you hear a lot of times following these mass shootings and people feel something needs to be done as a result of this and that's something we

just watching the news yesterday and what was going down in san bernardino, my senses were heightened. i wanted to make sure that this guy wasn't going to be more of a threat. >> reporter: chicago police identified the passenger of san francisco. southwest airlines said he missed his flight. >> my kids were there. my wife was there. the first time they got to see dad do anything. they ask me about my job. i don't say much about it. >> they heard everyone else calling their dad a hero. i think once they heard that, their fear turned into pride. >> reporter: a spokesman for southwest said the airline does not track how often the employees are assaulted. a tsa official says it happens nationwide several times a week. he has been charged with misdemeanor battery. >>> still to come at 6:00, struggling to cope and heal. live pictures from san bernardino where a vigil is under way right now. just one day after that horrific mass shooting. >>> we are live at this vigil here in southern california. we have new information and a new interview with one of the first people on the scene after this

the breaking news out of san bernardino, california. the search for a motive does continue at this hour after the deadliest mass shooting on u.s. soil since sandy hook. >> at least 14 people were killed and 1 wounded in the bloody rampage at a social services center. >> two suspects are dead a man and woman killed in a fierce gun battle with police after a high speed chase. one identified assay syed farook. brandi hitt leads off coverage live from san bernardino. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there are three very active police scenes here in san bernardino at this hour. we are where it all began where the shooting spree started just a few minutes ago, police have now identified both of the suspected gunmen as a young couple. assault rifles and handguns. and one of them opened fire on his fellow colleagues. it ended as it began in a hail of gunfire captured on this cell phone video. four hours of terror in san bernardino after a gunman stormed an office building killing 14 people. the final confrontation on a neighborhood stre

we want to get right to the breaking news in san bernardino, california. the latest mass shooting to rattle the nation. we're talking 14 lives lost in just a matter of minutes. killed in the shoot-out with the police have been identified as syed farook and tashfeen malik, a couple in their late 20s, reportedly the parents of a 6-month-old baby. farook was a u.s. citizen and county employee. he allegedly left the training event being held at the social services center, then returned and hoped fire. abc's matt gutman has more on how all of this played out. >> reporter: lines of ambulances rushing to the scene, swat teams wearing body armor approaching the massive complex, a center whose mission is to care for people with developmental disabilities. the scene of a horror. 11:00 a.m., the first reports coming in. >> possible shots that were fired. we're getting a suspect, last seen wearing a black ski mask all black kroeting carrying a shotgun. >> witnesses outside describing a barrage of bullets. >> all of a sudden, boom, it just -- it was like right here. >>

be live in san bernardino, california, i'm chris martinez. anne-marie, back to you. >> chris, thank you very much. >>> it appears at least one of the 14 victims killed in the shooting had a contentious relationship with syed farook. nicholas thalasinos was a jew and is being remembered as a passionate debater of religion. he was a restaurant inspector along with farook. a friend of thalasinos said the two had a heated discussion about islam while on the job just a few weeks ago. she tells the associated press that thalasinos called her during that argument and doesn't agree that islam is not a peaceful religion. jennifer thalasinos says her husband was defined by his religion. >> i knew my husband would go down fighting, so i figured for him, he would have gone down fighting and he just had, like, the biggest faith and i feel he was martyred. >> it's not clear if the religious debate was a factor in the attacks. nicholas thalasinos was one of 14 victims identified in california by county officials on thursday. danielle nottingham is with a lo

into the unified command, and right now, the sheriff of san bernardino -- i'm sorry, the chief of san bernardino chief is sheriff of the county and the f.b.i., atf and other regional assets are there. should it become a terrorist event, that will quickly change to an f.b.i. lead. can i tell you from watching the press conference, they are working this together, they will find the individual responsible and hold them accountable. >> mark: be on the lookout has been posted for the s.u.v. with potentially inside. a black s.u.v., potentially a yukon, we understand. surveillance video would be crucial in something like this to see if they could find anyone from the building there or surrounding buildings. scene? >> hopefully they have all the investigators from the entire region coming to help. they're pulling video from every gas station, every a.t.m., everything in the area that possibly could capture it. getting that video, downloading it. they have people, california has extensive cameras on their highway systems. they're looking to see if they can pull that data, san bernardino may or

as you saw in san bernardino a large quantity of material came in. you had the local, you had the sheriffs, you had the state troopers and then the fbi tac teams come in from los angeles. >> you had all of those people come in after everybody was already dead. >> right. >> and what we don't have, or i guess what i want to know, if we are getting better at, is the kind of counterterrorism weapons and tactics. and maybe i mean weapons in scare quotes. but the kind of thing that would let us see these things coming before they happen eventually. >> in fact, that would be anti-terrorism. and we do have great anti-terrorism capacity but as you saw in this incident these people were operating in a vacuum. and i've heard all day today why it didn't they see, it how come the family didn't know about this? well, you have to know about what goes on in the intelligence level of the organization that you're operating against. let's say we're assuming right now we're all up against isis and isis-inspired people, al qaeda-inspired people. we know right from the ba

we want to go to nbc jacob in san bernardino. take us through a timeline of the past 12 hours here. >> reporter: 11:14 pacific time is when that first phone call came in that something was going on at the inland center where the shooting took place. 14 lives were tragically lost. amazingly, we did just hear the police chief a short while ago. one thing the police chief said is the shooters had to have some degree of planning. we're now seeing that reflected in the fact there are three different crime scenes. three crime scenes in this very small geographic area in san bernardino area. one is at the inland regional center. the other was in redlands, the city of redlands, six or seven miles away from here, where you said the fbi, law enforcement officials have raided a home there. they were looking for explosives and other evidence. the third is right behind me, right here on san bernardino avenue where the two suspects farook and malik were both engaged with the 21 law enforcement officers where heard police chief talk about. thei

we're awaiting a press conference from the police in san bernardino, joined by the fbi. that should be starting very soon. we'll bring that to you live. we're continuing our coverage of the horrible shootings in san diego, california, today.

depth and the san bernardino p.d. and a.t.f. this investigation is passive. that's going to take time. i know it's a little bit of a disruption to the area. it would not be uncommon for to us do neighborhood canvases at a later date. if you see f.b.i. agents out on the street, don't worry about it, it's part of the investigation and that will continue. yesterday the sheriff, the chief, myself, the county, district attorney and u.s. attorney met with all the family members that agreed to meet with us which was most of them. the family members were met with -- the family members of the decedents and the family members of the injured. speak of the injured, we now have a 22nd injured who checked herself into a hospital and realized that she had been injured in the initial attack last thursday. as part of those meetings with the family which by the way none of us ever want to have another meeting like that. those poor people have been through a lot. i would ask for your respect of their privacy. they have been through a tr

a tragic slaughter in san bernardino days after chaos at a colorado clinic. president obama, who fought hard for gun control meases after the newtown shooting and lost, is weighing inin again. >> we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel anywhere else in the world. and there are some steps we could take. >> reporter: hillary clinton calling for action at an event was unfolding. >> it is time for us to say we're going to have comprehensive background checks, we're going to close the gun show loophole. >> reporter: as police were engaged with the suspects, the house speaker was lighting the capitol christmas tree. >> please keep the victims and their families in your prayers right now. >> reporter: republican candidates ted cruz, ben carson, rand paul and jeb bush all tweeted prayers, but gun control advocates want more. a scathing "new york daily news" cover this morning, "god isn't fixing this." senator chris murphy of connecticut, home of the newtown shooted, tweeted "your thoughts should be about steps to take to stop this

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reporting live for us from san bernardino, california. of course, look for the latest on the "today" show and much more on our website. >>> face of a killer. first look at the man who police

we begin with breaking news from san bernardino, california. the scene of the latest mass shooting in america. this morning we're learning new information about the suspects, reportedly husband and wife. but first, how the tragedy unfolded. >> went behind that suspect vehicle, the black suv, shots fired. >> they're shooting at us both the suv. -- cross fire. >> shooting at us. >> a deadly gun battle with police in the wake of a massacre. and manhunt terrorizing san bernardino, california. a community 60 miles east of los angeles. the first frantic calls came in just after 11:00 a.m. pacific time with gunshots still tearing through the air. >> shots heard in the area of 1365 south waterman. >> male in black clothing. he's still firing rounds. >> we have at least 20 victims. >> be cautious of who is coming to you. make sure the hands are up. >> there at a social services center for the disabled police say two shooters sprayed bullets into a conference center being used for a holiday party by the county health department. a witness told the "los a

san bernardino's very resilient. the best that we can to make sure our community will stay safe. >> reporter: you probably have it leave the scene and face a difficult scene. i'm sure you're visiting victims' family members. how are you preparing for that? >> as any tragedy like this, we rely upon that higher source that gives us that comfort. i would just encourage those who are going through this to draw upon that faith that they have that will be able to comfort them during this tragic time, families are going to be impacted, it's something they'll be dealing with for the rest of their lives. thoughts and prayers go out to them we are mourning with them at this time. >> reporter: mayor, thank you so much. the city is going to struggle even more but there are good people here and they will come together, just like the mayor said. back to you. >> right about that. a town of 215,000 people. we're getting more information. we understand the attack took place in a conference area where the san bernardino county departm

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the county of san bernardino. san bernardino city is the mother city to the county. so this is where it all happens he here, county offices and county buildings. again, this is the city of san bernardino. and we're certainly respect the resources from both the state and federal agencies as well as our own san bernardino county sheriff's department that are providing resources in addition to san bernardino city police. >> john valdivia with the san bernardino city council. thanks very much for joining us. good luck to you, good luck to all the folks in san bernardino. we'll stay in close touch. >> thank you. >> thank you. joining us on the phone right now lieutenant rich lawhead of the san bernardino police department. thanks so much for joining us. rich, can you update us on what's going on right now as far as the manhunt is concerned? >> well, you know, it's still a very active scene. obviously we have to make sure that every part of that building is secure before we give the all-clear. we could have a victim hid

not even be allowed to the front doors right behind me >>mark: they're closer monitoring the san bernardinoancisco police about the challenges that they face a mass shootings at the apartment the now-a lot of sense of the paris terror attack fifth san francisco is an international city is always concerned about to question of the shooting in southern california >>james: we have a lot come in with this us to the winds will feel first before we even filled sprinkles a scoreless tie and explain why the cold front coming in is moving at a pretty the speed and haven't we're looking for guest to conditions out at the coast the wind jacket and a 34 mi. an hour best expect to be really blustery this morning at the front pushes on for was to men a little closer and a lot more detail alive regardless of the river sweeps across of getting it in real time and we do have of the spike some advance hours ahead of the main front it is still offshore but it will begin to make things what force a month before the 9:00 hour because the possibility bed and could get some of these events showers during the incl

blumenthal tweeting in 30,000 tragic deaths every year and now san bernardino. congress is effectively complicit for its inaction. so as soon as the first 9-1-1 call went out nearby hospitals went got ready to treat the rush of patients that could be coming. >> it's a triage situation that boston hospitals have so much experience. with fox 25's kathryn burcham is live outside mass general now with more. kathryn? >> reporter: they said they are constantly updating their mass casualty protocol. but the head here of emergency responders tells me the grim truth is that with each and every event like this one, they get better at responding. you certainly hope for the best but you start preparing for the worst. >> reporter: for dr. paul biddinger that day was april 15th, 2013, when the bombs that went off along the boston marathon sent bleeding injured people his emergency room it. >> was very challenging because we had a lot of different pieces of information coming in from the scene but we didn't really know exactly what had happened. >> reporter: experts say that r

as you saw in san bernardino a large quantity of material came in. you had the local, you had the sheriffs, you had the state troopers and then the fbi tac teams come in from los angeles. >> you had all of those people come in after everybody was already dead. >> right. >> and what we don't have, or i guess what i want to know, if we are getting better at, is the kind of counterterrorism weapons and tactics. and maybe i mean weapons in scare quotes. but the kind of thing that would let us see these things coming before they happen eventually. >> in fact, that would be anti-terrorism. and we do have great anti-terrorism capacity but as you saw in this incident these people were operating in a vacuum. and i've heard all day today why it didn't they see, it how come the family didn't know about this? well, you have to know about what goes on in the intelligence level of the organization that you're operating against. let's say we're assuming right now we're all up against isis and isis-inspired people, al qaeda-inspired people. we know right from the ba

major developments in the san bernardino case. the friend and neighbor of syed rizwan farook has been charged and connected to two attacks that were never carried out. the complaint against 24-year-old enrique marquez claims he was not directly involved, but he bought two ar-15 rifles used in the attack and explosive material used in a pipe bomb found at the scene. cnn's kyung lah is in san bernardino with the latest. >> reporter: enrique marquez faces three federal charges. gun charges. visa and marriage fraud as well as very serious charge of material support to terrorism. according to a federal complaint, marquez and syed rizwan farook plotting as recently as four years ago to attack several locations in california. a cafeteria at a community college. they planned to drop pipe bombs on an orange county freeway. the complaint also says that marquez bought explosive powder that was then found in undetonated bombs left in the room that was the san bernardino massacre. enrique marquez made an initial court appearance. he did not en

san bernardino police? sheriff's department? >> looks look a combination of chp and san bernardino police department. i've not seen the sheriffs here but i haven't looked at all of the vehicles. more units responding to the scene. it is san bernardino pd that engaged the suspects in a pursuit, short pursuit. that ended here. again, chp and san bernardino pd involved. >> as we continue to look at your picture, do we have the ability to bring in tony shin, he's at the command post? tony, go, what do you have? >> reporter: within the past ten minutes a flurry of activity. we have seen police car after police car, s.w.a.t. vehicles, talking about the big ones, big armored ones, going code which means lights and sirens on, blazing down waterman avenue, heading south. presuming getting on the freeway and heading over to the other scene gill is above now. this is scanner traffic. we can hear police officers talking. normally we don't give out information. what they're talking is this sounds like what they're dealing with. one suspect d

chris martinez has the latest from san bernardino. >> reporter: thousands of san bernardino county employees are heading back to work today just five days after since 14 people were killed by syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik. the environment health services division where farook and many of the victims worked will be closed for at least another week. federal agents are reviewing evidence taken from the home of enrique marquez, farook's friend and neighbor. they believe he provided the rifles used in the massacre. sources say they are analyzing gun store surveillance video showing marquez and farook together. this individual says the two men attended the same high school and were close. >> when he would go with syed and work on the cars, they were happy. you could see them laughing. >> reporter: the investigation now centers around whether farook was radicalized by his wife. loretta lynch says investigators are trying to find out more about her background in pakistan and saudi arabia. >> we are working closely with our foreign counterparts to gather that investigation. >> reporter: is