in a case like san bernardino i didn'tee the president pick up the phone to call any family member or victim of that attack. this is a way of trying to diminish the importance of recognizing islamic terror as an issue. we are ignores what's going on in france within belgium and germany. one of my concerns is this is a place mrs. clinton has no empathy for the american people. she has to realize this onslaught of islamic jihadists have resulted in scene onslaught in germany. doubling down and tripling down, knowing you will have a certain percent of radicals who will take radical action. they are out after job, right? next up, the administration does not like calling it radical islam. have you noticed islamic terrorist attacks are often called lone wolf. >> courageous citizenry are more effective than an extremist. >> isil and other terrorist groups are encouraging people around the world and in our country to commit acts of violence, oftentimes's lone wolf actors. >> if you have lone wolf attacks like this -- liz: lone wolf attacks. we had five dozen terror attacks or inspired isis ev

email lost in the wikileaks deluge showed that when 14 people were killed and 22 injured in the san bernardino terror attack, clinton staffers were upset that a white man had not committed the mass shooting. upon learning the name of the suspect was syed farook karen finney wrote damn. campaign chairman john podesta piped in better if a guy named syed farook reporting that a guy named christopher haze was the shooter. then emails where clinton tells podesta that caught at and saudi arabia are providing logistical support to isil. had no problem taking 1-million-dollar check from the qatar government. face time with bill clinton on committing to on bill clinton's birthday. >> did you know private email server secretary of state. >> no. >> leaked email between podesta and cheryl mills cast doubt on whether the president counsel played that a bit too much. a march 2015 email shows clinton aides trying to decide whether to turn over the president's emails with clinton which certainly implies that think had some sort of communications on her nongovernmental email account. >> did the president lie t

be over areawide, and winds should be on the decrease everywhere except perhaps northwestern san bernardino county, where the wind advisory may need to be extended. given the overall complexity right now, believe that decision should wait until tomorrow morning near the scheduled expiration time. northerly winds will invade the cwa esday d begin to strengthen esday night. sharie johnson))> we el trackin valley where a 4 year old girl has been shot. this happened around 2-30 near craig and lamb. authorities say the child was taken to u-m-c where she is reportedly in stable condition.. metro's abuse and neglect incident. no word if anyone has been arrested./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the man arrested for shooting multiple cars on the i-15 is expected to make his first court appearance this week. police say kenneth mcdonald shot and killed a valley woman on the freeway....then was found after he tried to sexually assault a woman at a c-v-s. mcdonald was arrested after a 40 minute standoff with police south of the strip. 8 news now reporter nia police have identified the woman who was shot and k

the cause is still under investigation. >>> the city of san bernardino is temporarily closed its city hall after getting a washing there could be an earthquake in southern california in the next few days. a notice about the closure was posted on the front door of the city hall building yesterday. a warning about a possible earthquake came after there were more than 140 small tremors last week. some people say the decision to close city hall was an overreaction but san bernardino city manager says it's a precaution. >> our whole point here was to -- to be cautious with the public and with our employees in a building that we know to be seismically unsafe. >> san bernardino city hall is set to reopen tomorrow. >>> the time is 7:17. sal, you've been busy this morning. and the commute has been heavy. >> all in a day's work, dave. >> i know, sal. >> back to you, dave. >> yeah. >> we have been busy. but today's commute, dave, has been an improvement over yesterday's commute. that little rain yesterday did have an effect. it slowed things down. today is slow but more along the lines of slow.

police in san bernardino are trying to figure out how she survived for almost a week stranded and alone. >> what they do know is that the couple that found her probably saved her life. here's nbc's morgan ratford. >> reporter: frantic calls for help. >> i don't know how she got up here, but she's an elderly woman stuck in a truck. >> reporter: a terrified samaritan calling 911 moments after spotting a woman trapped inside a flipped hummer, dangling near a cliff. >> it's only being held there by a couple boulders. >> reporter: firefighters raced to the scene, quickly realizing that woman had been trapped there for almost a week. >> she was in serious condition and she needed to get to the hospital as soon as possible. >> reporter: according to police 69-year-old barbara m mcfarren was driving through the mountains of san bernardino on october 23rd. when suddenly she used her car's navigation system to contact 911. after an air and ground search came up empty, she was reported missing. that is, until five days later when a woman and her boyfriend spotted the overturned vehicle with mcfarr

and san bernardino they had to control the spin because the clinton narrative was aus we don't have to worry about the threat from radical islam. they did the same ning in benghazi when they said the attack was a result of a demonstration when it was really because there was an attack. they said it was america's fault because there was a video. in reality it happened because they hated us. it's always about getting the spin right time after time. it is political corruption because everything is about getting to the vote and winning the vote and never solving the problem. >> matt, what is wrong with that? you can see a lot of people not understanding why it was so problematic in their view that the killer was a radical islamist killer. >> let's remember where this comes from. these were stolen documents, just like in watergate where someone broke in and stole the government. here the russians -- >> that's a good admonition. >> personal property and dumped them out on to the internet with no context whatsoever. what we're seeing is this one exchange between two clinton staffers without a

after san bernardino, federal law enforcement officials demanded apple design a key to break into the attacker's iphone. encryption on american products would hurt, not help, national security. >> guess who else gets those keys the next day? north korean cyber army, the chinese government, who wants to eavesdrop on everybody, the russian government, so weakening encryption is not the answer. adam: at unh law school experts , in constitutional law say it is easy to identify ways to talk about and detain suspected terrorists, but it comes to -- when it comes to bringing that policy into reality it , usually means oppression. >> the instinct to say, ?can't we identify these people better, earlier on?? it's a good instinct, but boy it's fraught with big problems. , >> for every one person who you correctly identify, you are going to put 100 or more people, 1000 or more people, through a process that's not fair. adam: jim steiner says the answer is respecting can destroy isis while leaving a light cultural boot-print that inspires friendship rather than a new generation of terrorists. >> w

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. >> reporter: san bernardino. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: and orlando. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: university background checks have failed in congress. but it could be a whole different story in maine. where voters will see a very similar proposal on their ballots in november. david trayhan runs maine gun rights organization and opposes >> i could be charged with a felony and lose my right to own firearms from letting a friend borrow a firearm. for hunting. >> reporter: yet he is already admitting defeat in part because he can't compete against the millions spent by a gun control group founded by mike bloomberg. >> his millions go a long way in the state of maine. but if he gets a win here. he can then go to other states. >> reporter: bloomberg's group raised $3.7 million this year. compared to just over $420,000 by national rifle association. while interview. he said this to face the nation in 2014. >> the vast preponder ans of the public does not want criminals minors or people with psychiatric problems to be able to buy guns. >> polls show overwhe

have a call from san bernardino, california for independents. what did you think? happy, i am not too because i know a lot about what is going on, i am a first-generation mexican-american. legal immigrants became came to america to be americans. ist i am not happy about, how easy it is to forget something when you are trying to elect someone. when you have e-mails -- i do not know how anyone could back someone up like that. host:when you have your biggests the e-mail problems that hillary clinton has had? caller: yes. vote, i have seen how the government works. i know how it is. americans taking care of those bullied during the 1980's. i decided never to vote for anybody. but i know right now that we need donald trump. host: thank you for the call. calling from the virgin islands. democratic line. i love michelle obama, i wish she was running for president. but we need hillary clinton because it is a big mess. rock?what will rock.: hillary's going to from georgia. thank you for taking my call. thatee with the lady commented on michelle obama. that isichelle obama,

what is noticeable about the san bernardino terrorist attack. >> it is embarrassing to john podesta.iately after this isis attack that was tragic, here he is lamenting the fact that the shoot are's name was an obvious arab name. in other words, he would have preferred it be a generic white name and the spokeswoman said yeah, dam. it is insensitive to begin with. but beyond that, it shows that the clinton campaign cared less about the victims of the tragic shooting and more about the political impact on hillary clinton. >> i want to point it out to viewers. you say allegedly if they are are true. john podestan is not verifying everyone of them. >> they are not actively denying they are authentic. >> but note the word. talking to you about the donation in the clinton campaign that we mention. donating to the campaign has rules. the laws are noticeably broken in the e-mail. >> probably not. it is illegal for a foreign government to make a donation to an american campaign. however it is not against the law for a american lobbyist who is a registered foreign agent for a foreign government

then look at what happened last december after the san bernardino massacre that left 14 people dead.n podesta, sent an e-mail suggesting it might be better for the campaign if a non-muslim led that terror attack after an aide noted that christopher hayes tweeted the name wa sayed farouk, another saying, damn, as if it would be better if it were a nonmachine muslim. podesta, better if a guy named sayed farouk was reporting that a guy named christopher hayes was the shooter. you can see sort of bizarre there in that mae-mail exchange that the clinton thought it would be better for their campaign narrative if it was a white person behind the terror attacks rather than a muslim. >> incredible. what do you think of all this? >> as someone who was born and raised in san bernardino county, i'm obviously very appalled at this response and that his concern wasn't for the 14 americans who were killed and the other 22 who were injured in this attack but that the fact that this tragedy wasn't easy for him to exploit for the clinton campaign. sadly, though, i don't think this kind of response or

be over areawide, and winds should be on the decrease everywhere except perhaps northwestern san bernardino county, where the wind advisory may need to be extended. given the overall complexity right now, believe that decision should wait until tomorrow morning near the cwa tuesday and begin to strengthen tuesday night. >>> ((sharie johnson)) >>> imagine living an entire month covered in all of the trash you would otherwise leave behind. that's exactly what rob greenfield is doing. on average, americans create about 4 and a half pounds of trash a day. to add that amount of trash everyday while living a normal american life, eating, shopping and commuting. that comes out to 135 pounds of trash he'll be lugging around by the end of his 30 days. he says the goal is to show people... the impact we are making with our waste and hopes the suit will inspire people to reduce their daily trash./// ((sharie johnson)) neighborhood and became and internet sensaion... is now beleived to be dead. "pedals" was known for walking upright on two hind legs because of injured paws. the maimed bear had been the

rescuers were called to the scene in san bernardino saturday after somebody reported a vehicle rolled down a hill. it took first responders about an hour to get the woman out. she was rushed to the hospital. as of saturday night the woman was reported to be in serious but nonlife threatening condition. that is according to fire officials who were the first responders on the scene. the weekend. this is in the sierra mountains. this is interstate 80 just to the west of truck key. you can see that people were jacked up there. not only do you need chains or snow tires to get over the top of the summit when it snows like , this a lot of times they have accidents that jack up the commute as well. >> sacramento, we went up to that area and it was the highest elevation you could go and use a mike wave truck. there is a little bit of weather to talk about here. >> kelly: we were dealing with breezy conditions yesterday. morning. we had quite a few clouds yesterday. here is a look at the temperatures. eldorado at 63, spring valley 60. green valley 61. going to want a sweater or jacket stepping

here in san bernardino, there are several major faults running through this area. this neighborhood, above the san andreas. the line you see shows the direction of fault, and many people here are still unprepared. a catastrophic quake would bring fires and flood and building >> absolutely neighborhoods will burn. our estimate was the equivalent square footage to 130,000 single family homes. >> reporter: scientists say there's an 85% chance of a large earthquake ripping through southern california within the next three years. but the state is two years away from an early warning system. experts say, a 7.8 could kill as many as and injured 50,000. news, los angeles. >>> in south america tonight the government and leftist rebels in colombia are vowing to press forward for peace after voters rejected a deal to end a 50-year war that's claimed 220,000 lives. the margin less than 1%. opponents said the agreement was too lenient on the rebels. it's unclear whether the president and rebel leaders can salvage a deal. >>> more ahead larming health news, a common virus causing

tech firmts have been less than cooperative like when apple would not unlock the iphone of the san bernardinorist. anthony: i recently sat down with a tech company representative. >> u.s. citizens and corporations will be helpful. but tech companies are not part of the military industrial complex. they have a responsibility to create the best tools in the world. >> to what point? where is that point? >> i think the point is if you have information that you can disclose without violating the privacy of a larger set of users, that's great. anthony: is that profiling? >> profiling is a tough case. israelis do it, the f.b.i. does it to some case. there are constitutional issues for racial. that's beyond my pay grade. but the encryption bac back doo. you can't build one that can't be violated by everybody. gary: radical jihadists in chelsea, new york, buying the items for the bombs on e-bay. could e-bay alert the f.b.i. buying the chemicals and the detonators. should e-bay say we have somebody buying them, they are sending to this address, we are giving you an alert. >> technologically they can do

you do want to be original, we'll reveal this year's five >>> a smoke advisory is in effect for san bernardino after a fire sent a massive column of black smoke in the air that could be seen for miles. the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> an unusual visitor caught on this is how everything played out. this is the beginning. you can see the deer right there to the left of your screen. he hit that bus. poor thing. he runs into the inside and that's where he's in the lobby and they just waxed the floors so he can't get a grip. you can tell he was so scared. it was about five minutes or so before he was able to find the door back out and the last they saw of him, he was in the woods. >> i'm sure he's fortablely now. >>> everything you need to know if you want to go for a bike ride, get outside today. tom is updating his fitness forecast with the most comfortable times to get outside. >>> if you have kids, this is a common debate. how long should they be glued to their tablets, phones and tvs. new health guidelines that may change your mind. >>> early voting begins in the district. overnight tonig

so the city of san bernardino decided to close down city hall as a precaution. that caused a headache for people who needed to get into city hall and take care of business. >> this was my day to do it, and now it's closed, it's highly >> our whole point here is to be cautious to the public and our employees with a building that we know is seismically unsafe. >> city leaders say it's not an overreaction because studies have shown that the building could be seriously damaged if an >> new this morning, a new jersey man comes home and realizes something is wrong. he saw the alarm system ripped off the wall and heard the shower running. the burglar had stopped to take a shower after opening up a bottle of whiskey. the homeowner kept his cool and called for help. >> i saw him, i watched him, gave police the information while i was on the phone, making sure he didn't escape. >> the suspect had also packed up a bag of clothes. arrested the man before he had even gotten out of the shower. he's now facing charges. the homeowner says thieves have tried to steal from him be

a witness --spotted a cart -- that had rolled down a hill -- in san bernardino county. fire officials say -- it took first responders-- about an hour to get the woman out. she was taken to the hospital -- in serious but stable condition. government airstrikes -- continue to pound the city of aleppo -- inside syria. 4 people -- including 3 children -- have been killed -- in the most recent attack. offensive. both sides -- now accusing the other -- of using poison gas in the battle -- to regain control of the city. and in iraq. isis -- has reportedly executed -- 75 iraqi officers -- in mosul. the men -- were among 600 people detained -- after gun-battles -- earlier in the week. isis released many of the civilians. in the mean time -- iraqi forces -- are moving closer to mosul. officials say -- they cleared out isis fighters -- from a town --just south of the city. the u-n is worri use civilians -- as human shields -- against iraqi forces another powerful earthquake -- rocks central italy -- destroying countless homes and churches. believe or not -- only about 20- people -

. >>> a missing woman from san bernardino is found alive in an over turned car. rescuers were called to the scene of a car that rolled down a hill. they prevented the car from sliding further. the woman was trapped in her car for five days. it took crews an hour to pull her out. she is suffering serious injuries but is expected to survive. >>> san francisco is hoping george lucas will stay home after all. the plan to house the museum in the bay area seems to be on again. a supervisor supported a treasure island museum, if they work it out, he will build thutraction with his own money. >>> still ahead, three astronauts back home on earth. new video of their landing. >> and coming up, rain today and there is more on the horizon. live towards the bay bridge. forecast is coming up after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, earth. the american, japanese and ssian astronauts s >>> new video shows three astronauts returning back from earth. they spent 115 days that international space station. the three hour journey was picture perfect. the capsule landed this morning. >>> a

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the suv was spotted in san bernardino. the man and his girlfriend had to hike to the car to get a closer look. when they got close to the car they found the woman trapped inside. they realized she was alive and then called 911. >> it looks like it is going to keep going. it happened to stop on some beginning part of the hill upside down. >> look at the rescue mission firefighters had to secure a line from the suv to a boulder emergency crews found the woman had been missing for five days. >>> now, abc action weather. >> a big night and no pressure, but it should be nice out for the little ones. >> one of my worst forecasts ever was 21 years ago i used the g word i guaranteed it would not rain and it still did. i still have nightmares. it is good. it is warm and muggy, but breezy making it feel very pleasant across the area, there is a look from rivergate. beautiful skies and a little ray of sunshine. we are getting a lot of this is from christine mcdonald. getting ready to go trick-or- treating. as we get into the christma

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a witness --spotted a cart -- that had rolled down a hill -- in san bernardino county. fire officials say -- it took first responders-- about an hour to get the woman out. she was taken to the hospital -- in serious but stable condition. another powerful earthquake -- rocks central italy -- destroying countless homes and churches. believe or not -- only about 20- people -- suffered minor injuries abc's -- jennifer region. a six-point-six magnitude tremor caused widespread destruction ... this drone video showing crumbled buildings in the town of amatrice in central italy.. .the same town that was already hit by a deadly earthquake in august.. the new tremors causing even more damage. nats - firefighter shepherding nuns panicked residents ran to safety .... embracing, kneeling, praying in the central plazas ... fears rising with each a cloud of dust. firefighters helped cloistered nuns to safety.. their church destroyed.. the bell tower on the point of collapse. one nun describing what she felt .. .saying "there was this end of world feeling, you just can't say a tremor.

now another e-mail that is really raising eyebrows had to do with podesta's response to the san bernardino terror attack. someone sent podesta this tweet from msnbc chris hayes which said nbc news reporting sigh he'd farook is involved. >> better if he is reporting that a guy names christopher hayes was the shooter. so there you have one of clinton's top aides lamenting the fact that the shooter had a muslim name and that underscores one of the biggest critiques of both clinton and president obama. their aversion to using the phrase islamic terrorism or radical islamic terrorism. >> and now that more is getting out, are we getting a response from the clinton campaign. >> we are. and they are going all in on the russia kremlin and trying to interfere with the election. here is tim kaine on fox news sunday. >> since they are part of an effort by russia and wikileaks and neither of those are neutral transmitters of information, you can't just automatically assume that everything is on the up and up with the e-mails, just as an example, there is one e-mail that references me that is completely

. >>> let's talk about the san bernardino shooter. do you remember when he came out, this guy, he was from pakistan, came here with his fake wife and started killing people at a christmas party after he spent the morning with them? we know it looks bad because the president wants to end all wars and terror just stop. it comes out that this guy opens up, sigh ed farook, kills americans at a christmas party. here's what chris hayes of msnbc said. nbc news now reporting a u.s. citizen named sayeed farook one of the people involved in the shooting. john podesta said better if a guy was reporting than a guy named christopher hayes was the shooter. get it? it doesn't work politically if islamic extremists are killing americans in america. >> because that brings up the immigration issue. hillary clinton says she doesn't care about the syrian refugees. she wants 65,000 to come in our country. they're saying it doesn't look good for our campaign. >> sure. the wikileaks stuff is very interesting. it's gotten -- by the way, over at cnn, at one p

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. >> san bernardino.e bombs all over the apartment of the two people that killed 14 and wounded many, many people. muslims have to report the problems when they see them. >> you can look at the propaganda on a lot of the terrorists sites and what donald trump says about muslims is used to recruit fighters. >> let's start there with hillary clinton's claim, avenue g , angie? >> we rated it true, that terrorists are using donald trump's words to recruit. they're focusing on his statements that muslims should perhaps be banned from the united states and the terrorists are saying, this shows the united states does not respect our accept the religion of islam. so she's correct on that. >> what about donald trump's claim about san bernardino? >> that is false. he said people saw bombs all over their apartment. there's zero evidence for that. the most we found is a neighbor of a neighbor said the terrorists got a lot of packages delivered to their apartment, and that just doesn't make any sense to turn that into

mickey geared up with life- saving medication and equipment and helped the san bernardino police department. you may remember him addressing victims days after the shooting. >> their children are my children. their families are my family. since the media is here i am requesting the country to open their hearts and support these families at these moments when they need it. >> reporter: for a s.w.a.t. team commander, having a doctor on scene while shots are being fired is essential. >> it saves lives of not only victims and police officers but in the unfortunate situation where we did have to use lethal force or some sort of force that resulted engine -- in injury. it allowed us to provide emergency medical attention . >> reporter: now mickey is trying to spread the word about needed medics to join first responders across the country. >> we need to be prepared for mass casualties, active shooters, terror attacks. >> reporter: he says he is now working with state lawmakers and men -- and members of congress to cut down on the regulations for doctors and medics to become law enforcement agents.

rescuers were called to the scene in san bernardino county after someone saw a humvee that had rolled down the hill. fire officials say it 6 first responders about an hour to get -- first responders about an hour to get her out. shaka marilyn uber driver charged with kidnapping and police say the 29-year-old driver picked up the victim in washington dc. police say he drove her to a hotel in college park and carry her to her room. he has been banned from the app and is now charged with using the victim's credit card without her knowledge. >>> were going to tell you about a scary new statistic released one day before halloween that may have parents looking on the bright side. >> and we are going to talk about the hollowing forecast coming up. >>> a warning tonight for parents on this hollows eve. is scary and alarming neustadt just released say kids are 4 times more likely to be hit by a car on hollowing than any other day of the year. a few friendly my minders to help -- reminders to help keep kids safe. make sure you put for drivers behind the wheel, slow it down, but especially in ar

so the city of san bernardino decided to close down city hall as a precaution. that caused a headache for people who needed to get into city hall and take care of business. >> this was my day to do it, and now it's closed, it's highly inconvenient. >> our whole point here is to be cautious to the public and our pl we know is seismically unsafe. >> city leaders say it's not an overreaction because studies have shown that the building could be seriously damaged if an earthquake hit. >> new this morning, a new jersey man comes home and realizes something is wrong. he saw the alarm system ripped off the wall and heard the shower running. the burglar had stopped to take a shower after opening up a the homeowner kept his cool and called for help. >> i saw him, i watched him, gave police the information while i was on the phone, making sure he didn't escape. >> the suspect had also packed up a bag of clothes. police arrived quickly and arrested the man before he had even gotten out of the shower. he's now facing charges. the bond is $50,000. the homeowner says thieves

the area in tan in san bernardino county, in california. if you plan to take the 15 toward los angeles, keep that in mind. a wind advisory until 2:00 this afternoon. the las vegas and clark county, that has been allowed to expire. northern west, seattle, portland scattered showers and clouds. snow showers in the rockies also. just to the west of republican n know, a little bit of snow. at home, everything is dry and winds are diminishing. 81 degrees what a high. winds were gusting 40 miles an hour earlier, now just 5-15 miles an hour, gusts to 20 and they will continue to diminish. overnight, 5-10-mile-an-hour winds. 61 degrees our overnight low and our seven-day forecast shows quiet conditions for the rest of the week. tons of sunshine, highs in the low 80s and warming up for the weekend. >>> investigators thought it was going to help the environment and bring in a steady stream of cash but as we find out, not so much. >> this fuel of the future as its called turned out to be an >> they're very aggressive and they're very influencing and v