kennedy: the press conference in san bernardino is just about to start. we are going to go to it any minute. i want to continue our conversation at the plexiglas oval table. kt, we are talking about a guy who purchased firearms preradicalization. >> first of tall common sense proposals of the president continually tries to bring out no mat wear the situation. california has every single thing the president has been pushing for. in california, there is everything the president has proposed. i'm not sure what else california can do to make sure that president obama has it checked off his list. second of all. when you look at how tone deaf this is, for democrats and liberals to come out during terrorism and say we want more gun control, americans are look at this going i'm watching terrorists on the run in regular neighborhoods which i live in and to me i go and respond and say that means i want to get a gun to defend myself in case someone comes into my house sanitation my kid hostage. it's so tone deaf to try to take that away from people when they are bei

san bernardino. we're joined now by phone by candice long, she is a former fbi criminal profiler. candice, we just had that very peculiar pressonference in san bernardino where the man identifying himself as he put one of the suspect's brother-in-law of one of the suspects. the only identified suspect that we know about is syed farook. that's the home of syed farook that's being searched right now. and it actually wasn't specified in the press conference that he is the brother-in-law of syed farook. but i think we can presume that's what he meant. and that's what the press conference was intended to convey. what did you make of what he had to say there and including one of the other people participating in the press conference saying that they could not rule out mental illness or id logical extremism. >> well, of course they know him better than anyone. i think it's pretty brave of them to get in front of a microphone at this point. people that know someone in the family that's disturbed or, you know, mentally ill tend to, when it's happening, unless it's severe, kind of, you know, blow it off, oh, you know, so and so's quirk

san bernardino. as you say, we're still waiting on that press conference from the san bernardino police. in fact, they have started speaking. let's listen into this. >>> thanks for being patient. we initially planned on doing this at 9 o'clock. we have some information that came in about 9 o'clock. we wanted to vet that information to get it established to give you guys better information. as you all know, we're here because of a mass shooting we had at the inland regional center just up the street here. the latest count is 14 people are confirmed dead, 17 people that are wounded. initial information was 14. that number is now 17 that is wounded. i don't know the status of the wounded, but in terms of the numbers that are serious or critical. afterwards we had an investigation. one of the tips following up took us to a house in redlands where we made contact with a suspect vehicle that we were looking for. that resulted in a pursuit. we're told that forook came back into the city. the pursuit terminated. there was an officer-involved shooting. last count i've been told we had 20 or 21 of

so we are out in san bernardino listening in to a press conference. this is the chief of police for san bernardino. let's listen to the latest details in the investigation. >> -- what that case was is that a gentleman that was described as appearing to be middle eastern came up and spoke to the security guard around the time the theater was closing and was asking the security guard about movies and things like that, but the security guard thought it was odd. that person ultimately left in a silver volvo four-door vehicle, 2012, 2013. we do not have a plate. the security guard thought it was weird. shortly thereafter the security guard then noticed a red late '90s dodge durango driving around the area with another person that was possibly middle eastern in appearance that appeared to be taking some photographs in and around the theater. so the security guard took it upon himself, notified our police department. we got out that day or that night, we took a report and we put that out in a bolo to every law enforcement -- i'm sorry, every law enforcement a

athe council of islamic relations for greater los angeles is about to hold a press conference, 50 miles west of san bernardino, we were told from a press release that the are group will condemn the shootings, they will say they have the relative of the suspect named by the media at this press conference and again that is scheduled to start any moment now in anaheim which is about 50 miles to the west of where we are. >> there was a press conference earlier where the assistant director of the fbi office in los angeles brought up the issue of whether this could have been terrorism. >> reporter: yes, motive has been a big question as there always is after a mass shooting. people want to know why, what was the reason behind it. earlier in the day the police said it appeared to be the suspects were on a mission. they were wearing ski masks and protective gear. they had this planned, not just random shooting. when pressed earlier the fbi was asked about motive, was asked about reason but they did stop short of calling it an act of terrorism. >> at this point i know one of your questions is going to be is this a ter

let's switch to san bernardino and take a look at what we're waiting for which is the press conference which should happen in just a few minutes. we keep getting the two minute warning and then nothing happens. we heard from police in san bernardino earlier this afternoon. of course atf, fbi, state police are involved. we'll break in as soon as they begin that press conference. >> jack, i want to bring you back in. so as they continue this search tonight in darkness, the united states government is thinking about what? i mean, this is a horrible shooting, mass shooting. but if it does turn out to be someone with a grievance who broke into that party and started firing on that crowd, how does the government use this information to try to prevent things like this from happening again? >> well, it's difficult. one of the things the federal government is going to do certainly -- again, this is still an ongoing incident -- they're going to try with the help of the san bernardino police, with the fbi, the california state police, all the interagencies that's on the scene right now, they're g

athe council of islamic relations for greater los angeles is about to hold a press conference, 50 miles west of san bernardino, we were told from a press release that the are group will condemn the shootings, they will say they have the relative ofhe

we're expecting new details from authorities in just a few minutes at a press conference, as we said. san bernardino local police, fbi, will participate in that press conference. we expect to learn significantly more than we learned from the earlier press conference. we'll be back just right after this break. epic plays! epic comebacks! and now epic meatz! i love football...and pizza. get our new epic meatz pizza. with five meaty meatz. just $12 for a large. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papajohns.com >> when was the last time you talked to syed? >> i mean, i spoke to about like a week ago with him. there's no comment. investigation is going on. you would know what it is. i have no idea why he would do that, why would he do something like this. i have absolutely no idea. i am in shock myself. >> that is farhan khan, who identified himself as a brother-in-law of one of the suspects in the san bernardino murders. today you heard him say he has no idea why it would happen. his condolences for everyone that was injured and hurt today. he's in shock. his family is saddened by this. w

san bernardino, about 100 kilometers east of los angeles. the scene there as the media went into the couple's home. camera crews scrambled to film the premises. investigators in san bernardino gave a press conference a short while ago. one of the investigators described the attack as an act of terror. based on the, information and the facts as we we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. we have uncovered evidence that has led us to learn of extensive planning. we have uncovered evidence of explosives, multiple armament. a member of the fbi speaking. the u.s. says the couple could have been planning to carry out a much more elaborate attack based on the weapons they have identified. let's get more from yes mina from reuters. she joins us now from san bernardino. bring us up to speed, if you will. what is the latest you're hearing on the investigation. reporter: what we know is that the wife had pledged allegiance to isis, perhaps on facebook, and that account has since been taken down. we are still looking for more details, but based on what we know and what the investigators have released, they had a salt rounds of ammunition in their home. ssault rounds of a

let's go straight to san bernardino where the press conference is just beginning about the latest developmentsthe investigations of the mass shootings. >> good morning, everybody. are we ready to go? okay. jarrod burguan, chief of police, san bernardino police department. i'm going to talk real briefly about something that came up overnight. i understand there's some things that went out on social media kind of bringing some concern to the area, people talking about online about cells and law enforcement not sharing information and a potential threat at a movie theater, something of that nature. i saw at least one of the tweets. i don't know how much you guys are aware of it but i want to address that right now. on monday night/tuesday morning before the incident, right around midnight, 1:00 in the morning, there was an incident at the regal cinema in downtown san bernardino at fourth and e street and what that case was is that a gentleman described as appearing to be middle eastern came up and spoke to the security guard around the time the theater was closing and he was asking the security g

>> reporter: well, it david, i'm at the press staging better the san bernardino police did hold a press conference, and they gave chase to a dark suv, and they can not confirm that this was the suv reported fleeing the shooting today, and they say that they don't know, but the officers when they caught up with this it dark colored suv, this all happening in the last ten or 15 minutes, they did exchange gunfire, one suspect is down, and those are the words coming from the san bernardino police that, the suspect is down, they did not say if this suspect is linked to the earlier shooting, just stressing, david that this is a very fluid situation, and they don't have all of information at this time. >> jennifer, the police said in one of the news conferences two hours ago that the death toll is 14, and the injured were 14, and they raised it to 17 >> david: any more information that kim out of this last press conference that provided newing information about the shooting earlier today in this conference center at the social services administration building? any new details that they provide

i would not say that i see a significant effect at this point. >> that was before the san bernardino press conference this afternoon that jane wells covered. yellen gave every impression that despite risks and concerns with the stronger dollar and overseas growth the committee is ready to hike. tomorrow's november jobs sets up pretty interestingly a major event that today's terror concerns may continue into tomorrow and draghi disappointment and don't forget we will hear from mario draghi right here from new york tomorrow at noon. >> our steve liesman recapping what has been a full day. >> they have all been moving. let's talk about it in our "closing bell" exchange, me go green joining us today, steve grasso from stuart frankel on post 9 and rick santelli i'm going to start with you because of all these moves parts and pieces. i was jotting down some of these -- the records here, the ten-year yield is seeing its biggest one-day rise since july of '13, two and a half years, the dollar seeing its biggest one day percentage decline since march of '09, oil is up big, the yield curve steep thi

items like flat-screen tvs and fancy dinners. >>> just a reminder, the san bernardino police department scheduled to hold a pressriefing. as we wait, we'll go to alan schauffler live in san bernardino. and there are so many questions still on the table, among them any possible motive. what are you hearing? >> reporter: nothing new on that front at all, del. nothing new on motive at all. we did hear even the president just within the last hour talking about that, and saying it is just maybe too early to nail down anything for certain, is this workplace violence, a jihadist thing or terrorism, or inspired terrorism at this point? we just don't know. the fbi has said that is something they are looked into, that they are considering, that they are seeing things that may be driving their investigation towards the possibility of terrorism, but the at this point, we really just don't know. we are hearing some of the victims in the hospital are still critical, two victims of ten who are still hospitalized hised as critical at this point. eight of those in two different hospitals doing much better. no word yet on when th

also, want to remind you that we're awaiting a fbi press conference in san bernardino. first time that we're hearing from lead officials in the investigation since friday, the last time they took questions from the press. we're back with much more and kate snow after this. and medicare part d." from one-dollar copays on select plans... ...to now reward points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu season sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for thirty years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in three months. and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal t

san bernardino with the latest for us. jennifer. >> tony, in less than 5 minutes, we're expected to have another press briefing with the san bernardino police department. and also the san bernardino county sheriff's department. so we're hoping to have an update in less than 5 minutes. all they have confirmed at this point there's one suspect down, this after a shootout with the police. earlier today, after the mass shooting at the inland conference center, the police focused their hunt on the black suv, and there was a shootout and the police are confirming that one suspect is down, and one officer was injured during the shootout but his injuries are not life threatening, and 14 people are dead and 17 injured. are you getting any information on the proximity of the search from where you are right now to the promptix to where the shooting started? is it lacks like a pretty extensive, intense house on to house search is going on. >> we have a we have a producer on the scene who is telling me that they have a very aggressive -- swat teams, in full swat gear, going door-to-door searching homes in this neighborhood. it's about

san bernardino, california. in the hours since we saw the tragedy, which cost the lives of 14 people and 14 were wounded. let's go now to the press conference for an update from the police in san bernardino. well, we're watching the police officer. there she is, the police officer ready to give us the report. but we have been watching it. as i said, so amazingly ahead of the actual human reporting of what is going on. but we'll get a full update now, i believe, given what has happened already. >> is everybody ready? okay, again, my name is sergeant vicki cervantes with the san bernardino police department. as an update, officers that are working this active shooter case were doing follow-up work when they located what appeared to be the suspect's vehicle. somehow during that contact, shots were exchanged between the suspects and the officers. one officer was injured. however, he was transported to a local hospital and it does not appear to be a life threatening injury. i believe he is a san bernardino police officer. additionally, some suspects or a suspect has been hit. i believe there is still possibly a suspect outstanding. so

san bernardino. president obama's press secretary spoke out after the comments. >> the first thing a president does isear an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. what donald trump said yesterday disqualifies him from serving as president. candidates to stand by their pledge to support mr. trump, that disqualifies them. trump is refusing to back away from his remarks despite almost universal condemnation. manus: thank you -- francine: thank you so much. let's get to today's top market stories. mark, if you look at commodities, it is almost a race to see who is performing the worst. mark: it is. the worst performers on the ftse 100, both falling more than 70% this year. anglo, the slide yesterday hasn't seized. it is plunging today. half an hour ago, my narrative was going to be how global mining stocks have rebounded. but i'm a flayed the global world mining index, a gauge of 80 mining companies around the world, has fallen to a new low. this is a chart going back to the beginning of 2015. this gauge sank almost 4% on tuesday after weak china trade data. the data

a little while ago, the san bernardino police chief held a press conference along with the fbi. some interesting things. let's listen to it. >> we are still working on the building here at the inland regional center. we mentioned in the press conference that there were some suspicious devices, one of those devices is believed to potentially be an explosive device so they're taking a very cautious very slow approach to processing that building and rendering that safe. so i would imagine we're going to be here for several hours as the bomb squad continues to work that part. on the investigative side, we had fallen up on some tips that took us to a residence in the city of redlands. when officers were setting up to watch it, there was a vehicle leaving that was suspected of possibly being involved, there ended up being a pursuit of that vehicle and that pursuit came back to san bernardino avenue between mountain view and richardson, in san bernardino, where the suspect shot and there was an officer involved shooting. we have two suspects that are dead at the scene, one is a male on

in a conference room where apparently the department of public health, the county of san bernardino was a live press conference now happening. >> tim, excuse me, just a moment, we want to hear from the press conference live right now. >> for people who want to be with their family that was possibly at the regional, inland regional center today, and that telephone number is 800-637-6653. we are asking that anybody that has family, that was at this facility, call this telephone number first and the person will advise you where you need to go in order to talk to somebody, get reunited with their families. >> we've been listening to some of the sound from the command post but right now it appears everything is happening in this one location in san bernardino. san bernardino avenue, i can tell you -- >> i did hear the radio traffic on that. there is an active scene. i believe there may be a suspect down. officer is okay and i don't have many updates on that other than the officer is okay. i cannot confirm that at this point. again, there's a dark colored suv involved and i believe there is one suspect do

a delayed press conference, in san bernardino, calif. might have been delayed by the latest developments indicating it was possible, tashfeen malik, the light of dylann roof might have pledged allegiance to isis on facebook, we are getting anecdotal reports about how it might have changed since the trip to saudi arabia, might have been radicalized himself and there is no indication indicate that, the saudi arabia trip, grew a beard, seemed more introverted or out of norm but even days before the attack there was nothing in his behavior to indicate he would do something like this, he was well regarded, well liked. as far as workers at that center he was praised for the way he worked with others so we are following that. it is from the care director who was on cnn was blaming the united states, partly responsible, he says for islamic terrorism. i want to bring you up-to-date on that. on another news network comments were very profound, almost scary. i want to get reaction from state department official, what he is saying, the head of this

we should also say that the sheriff -- pardon me, the police chief there of san bernardino talking about having hourly press conferences so as soon as we get any information we'll update our viewers. but my goodness, roadways, there are so many ways to get away. people in their homes, schools, court, city how do you do that? grid or -- i mean, multiple players? we know the fbi and atf are involved. >> they are going to work out from the scene and work the grids and estimate how far people could get away by vehicle, foot or other means of transportation. once they start to identify people, then develop have a better idea of where they are going with the investigation. >> when i think about you being former chief of security at the united nations, one of the world's most iconic structures, we have seen that stone barricades and much more added, did you always feel "you had it"? >> yes, well -- >> i mean -- >> just overly confident on the outside, but inside very, very concerned. >> mm-hm. >> and worried about the things and the potential and, um, things that could happen. but it was a tremendous job something

as part of i guess explaining or trying to explain away the san bernardino attack this lawyer in southern california has suggested to the press that maybe the san bernardino attack didn't really happen. maybe it was all faked. you know, so the gun control people can get what they want. the way the sandy hook massacre was faked. >> you can't really trust these -- first of all, none of the family members or anyone was ever aware of any pipe bombs. i can't -- i don't think you can really trust that information. and then also, this -- >> trust what information? >> i understand that this evidence was particularly -- was supposedly found on the scene. >> we saw them with the helicopters. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create -- to emphasize or create incidents that will cause gun control. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create incidents that will cause gun control. he's suggesting that all this news about there being some kind of massacre in san bernardino was manufactured by people who want gun control. you know, of course it's happened before. >> it does seem plausible to us that this petite woman w

the associated press reports that san bernardino county will close most of its offices for the rest ofthe week, at least. >>> and coming up, the very latest on the investigation in san bernardino. and a look at some of the other stories making headlines today, including breaking news overnight in the oscar pistorius murder case that could send the olympian back to jail. "way too early" is back in a moment. its official, i work for ge!! what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? not on a train...on "trains"! you're not gonna develop stuff anymore? no i am... do you know what ge is? >>> before i begin, i just want to say that we are all thinking about the current and ongoing tragedy in california today. and i would like to have a brief moment of silence now for those who are affected. please keep the victims and their families in your prayers right now. >> that was house speaker paul ryan at last night's chr

san bernardino. speaking to the associated press he said he is, quote, very, very sad. >>> more trashing tonight of donald trump and his proposal the u.s. based on their religious alone. >> widespread criticism continues but mr. trump seems to be basking in the negativity and he is not backing down. political reporter dave evans talking to trump. >> donald trump is a pariah to many in the political world. he is not changing one bit, actually doubling down on the latest idea that has so many people upset. donald trump at our studio refused to back down one bit on his plantar getting muslim immigrants to america. on "live with kelly and michael" and with us one on one calling a ban needed, especially after the recent terrorist attack in california. >> you have to say it. look. we are a country of laws. we are a country where you have to behave, you can't knock down buildings. you can't do the kind of things that have been happening in our country. what happened in california, what happened with the world trade center twice. >> >> reporter: at city hall this >> there is nothing left to say about donald trump

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as part of i guess explaining or trying to explain away the san bernardino attack this lawyer in southern california has suggested to the press that maybe the san bernardino attack didn't really happen. maybe it was all faked. you know, so the gun control people can get what they want. the way the sandy hook massacre was faked. >> you can't really trust these -- first of all, none of the family members or anyone was ever aware of any pipe bombs. i can't -- i don't think you can really trust that information. and then also, this -- >> trust what information? >> i understand that this evidence was particularly -- was supposedly found on the scene. >> we saw them with the helicopters. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create -- to emphasize or create incidents that will cause gun control. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create incidents that will cause gun control. he's suggesting that all this news about there being some kind of massacre in san bernardino was manufactured by people who want gun control. you know, of course it's happened before. >> it does seem plausible to us that this petite woman w

as part of i guess explaining or trying to explain away the san bernardino attack this lawyer in southern california has suggested to the press that maybe the san bernardino attack didn't really happen. maybe it was all faked. you know, so the gun control people can get what they want. the way the sandy hook massacre was faked. >> you can't really trust these -- first of all, none of the family members or anyone was ever aware of any pipe bombs. i can't -- i don't think you can really trust that information. and then also, this -- >> trust what information? >> i understand that this evidence was particularly -- was supposedly found on the scene. >> we saw them with the helicopters. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create -- to emphasize or create incidents that will cause gun control. >> there's a lot of motivation at this time to create incidents that will cause gun control. he's suggesting that all this news about there being some kind of massacre in san bernardino was manufactured by people who want gun control. you know, of course it's happened before. >> it does seem plausible to us that this petite woman w

we're awaiting a press conference in san bernardino, california from the fbi.max was saying there have been a number of claims which we are treating with caution. isles saying its operatives were behind the attack in san bernardino. the fbi has been investigating this as a potential act of terrorism, but crucial to mention they have not drawn any firm conclusions at this point. and this violence could have been related to the workplace, it might be been idealogical, but we don't know with any firm certainty. >>> meanwhile germany is the latest nation to take on a role against the battle againsts aisle in syria. politicians voted to send a maximum of 1200 soldiers in a support role. and they will deploy reconnaissance jets and a frigate. >> the vote was overwhelming. a margin of 445 in favor, to 146 against. and it reflects a wider mood broadly supportive of military action. but nonetheless german lawmakers faced immotive questions and vehement debate. >> translator: those countries leading the war really want to get into a competition with isil. >> translator:

. >>> and a programming note, chuck todd will have much more on the san bernardino attack press," including an exclusive interview with attorney general loretta lynch. >>> overseas british officials say they're treating a stabbing at a london subway station as a terrorist incident. police say man started threatening people with a knife and stabbed three bystanders. witnesses say the attacker made references to the middle east. >> he said, this is for syria, and then while he's walking up around, as soon as he got to the top, he said again, this is for syria. >> last week the british parliament votedover ed d ed d overwhelmingly to authorize air strikes in syria. >>> we just checked and police have not yet found the gunman who shot someone in east harlem. police say a gunman stormed in and tried to shoot a customer, but the gun jammed. the man ran and the gunman this time he was s lohot and he's recovering in the hospital. >>> today hundreds are expected to rally to pressure congress to extend the zadroga act. new york lawmakers will unite with first responders and survivors at 2:00 p.m. at

san bernardino. in his final scheduled press conference of the year, president obama says he will be anything but a lame duck in his final year in office. >> in 2016 i'm going to leave it out all on the field. >> reporter: he defended his administration's strategy against isis saying the group will be defeated. >> we are going to do so by systematically squeezing them, cutting off their supply lines, cutting off their financing, taking out their leadership, taking out their forces, taking out their infrastructure. >> reporter: but even the president admits isis-inspired lone wolf attacks like the one in san bernardino that killed 14 people are tougher to detect. >> we're going to have to recognize that no government is going to have the capacity to read every, single person's text or emails or social media. >> reporter: president obama tried to reassure anxious americans that intelligence agencies are on the job and there are no credible threats but he says americans will need to remain vigilant. he says he is not giving up or closing the detainee facility at guantanamo bay something he calls a terroris

. >> want to take you live to san bernardino, california right now the mayor of san bernardino kerry davis holding a press conference >> i was at a meeting i was notified of the active shooter involvement and at that time i left that meeting immediately and came back to city hall to co-ordinate with our police department and public safety. well, the i.r.c. has a number of organizations that meet in that building the events as you know was a christmas party. so there wasn't anything that was taking place as far as a conference at that particular time that's my understanding that it was a christmas party a terrible, terrible event to take place there's a lot that takes place there. we have behavioral health issues that are going there. they provide some services and but any venue that you would have this take place would be a tragedy. it's unfortunate that our community was the target. thank you. the mayor of san bernardino, california, kerry davis meeting the media saying among other things also saying this took place at a christmas party at the conference center where 14 people were gunned down today. 17

and the san bernardino shooting was apparently radicalized and he also made contact with an international terrorist this according to the law-enforcement official were also waiting for a pressnvestigators are expected to make an announcement on developments they're not there for two days now approach and the home that may belong to the family members or in law is to confirm that the connecticut drivers and their also invested in a black as you did that was parked in front of the home. >>anny hong: again we're waiting for a press conference this morning in san bernardino county to decide it was caught in a moment here again getting reports that he is one of the two killers in the san bernardino massacre from yes to that it was apparently radicalized and he made contact with an international terrorist recently. >>mark: they're preparing now possible 50 the big game on the two months away and local officials to make sure they're ready to spring into action in case anything happens. >>darya: he led the way for the warriors with 40.20 and if response came in the third quarter and full/the klay thompson had 21 points. >>james: we will be right back. >>mark: will allow me more abo

. >> listening to the san bernardino police department to the questions of the press that what maurer details than what the police can provide and certainly that is understandable because they have been under an intense manhunt and shootout with the suspects over the course of the past hour. we want 2.0 with the timeline of the last five hours of the for shot as many as 200 people in the regional center in 14 people are confirmed dead and the police chief cautioned everyone that the numbers may rise. one critically wounded in the shooting that happened around 11 local time and a social services center they helped to disable there that was rented out to a health care provider i cannot tell you what company that is or what was assembled reported the there having a christmas luncheon the shooting lasted just three 1/4 minutes according to the police the shooter used to long guns likely semiautomatic rifles. coming from eyewitnesses' some of whom witnessed the shooting or some fled the building and shots were being fired. police are not saying anything and that is likely because they don'

we just want to announce there is going to be a press conference in san bernardino. it is going to be happening any moment. so we may break in to whomever we're interviewing in order to cover the press conference, joint press conference from local officials describing what they know as of now. melissa: let's bring in chris harmer. he is still with us, from the institute of study for war. tom brought up a really interesting point. we were talking about how there could be range of witnesses and reports on the scene there was somewhere between one and three shooters. we also heard early on a local s.w.a.t. team was rehearsing and staging in the area and that they responded very quickly because they happened to be already geared up and in the area and they were the ones got the call. maybe that is where some of the confusion is coming from? >> that is a great point. to echo what your previous guest says, anybody who has been in combat knows absolutely, once you first taste combat your impressions of it are not going to jibe with reality. i can tell you a dozen different t

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san bernardino. the associated press reported that authorities didn't pick up on extremist messages exchanged online the two killers, syed farook and tashfeen malik, two years ago. meanwhile, an f.b.i. dive team again searched a small lake some three miles from the attack site, looking for a computer hard drive that may have been dumped. and, there were competing court rulings in new york today, over two daily fantasy sports websites. at first, a judge banned the sites "draft-kings" and "fan-duel" from doing business in the state. that was after new york's attorney general argued the games were illegal gambling. but later, a state appeals court judge said the sites could continue to operate for now, while the issue is fully considered. still to come on the newshour, the british defense secretary on joining the fight against isis; a swift backlash against muslims in america; the human cost of building the nation's nuclear arsenal, and much more. >> woodruff: the united states and its coalition partners have been fighting the islamic state group for 16 months, to beat back the group's gains in both sy

. >>> a special programming note, chuck todd will have more on the san bernardino attack tomorrow on "meet the press" including an exclusive interview with loretta lynch. yoinu can watch that at 10:30 a.m. >>> new tonight, british officials say they are treating a stabbing at a london subway station as a terrorist incident. police say a man started to threaten people with the knife this evening then stabbed three bystanders. we're told one of them was seriously hurt. witnesses say the attacker made references to the middle east. then while he's walking up the afternoon as soon as he got to the top, he said again, this is for syria. >> just this week the british parliament voted overwhelmingly to authorize air strikes against isis targets in syria. >>> police on long island are stepping up patrols at some retail businesses following a string of armed robberies. a thief has held up 13 businesses. you see the map there? it was all with the same m.o. at a tanning salon in huntington station. last night the suspect burst into the store, tied up two female employees and robbed the salon. police say he tar

the mayor of san bernardino has just wrapped up a press conference with more developments. investigators have identified the suspected shooters. we now know that there were two, a couple. both dead after exchanging gunfire with police. abc' s loren lester is live in california with more. lauren: the end of yesterday' s manhunt is today' s crime scene. one of them had worked for the county for five years and had attended that event. for the attack, and they are not ruling out terrorism. this suv the getaway car for the and reminder of the carnage that took place. >> we have several down in a mayor davis: it' for our community and sad day for our country. lauren: it started when the two suspects stormed the inland regional center with semi automatic weapons wednesday morning, killing 14. timmy hilliard: i saw two bodies building. neither of them were moving. lauren another 17 were injured. : people like kevin ortiz recovering from shots to the the leg and shoulder, his aunt tells abc. rosa ortiz: he sustained five gunshot wounds. his vitals are stable. unfortunately he' s in

a press conference from san bernardino california. we will hear from the police chief. let's listen in. >> chief of police. i will talk real briefly about something that came up last night feared there something that went out on social media. bringing some concern. people talking about online about cells and law enforcement not sharing information and a potential threat at a movie theater. something of that nature. i want to address that right now. on monday night, tuesday morning, before the incident, november 30, december 1, right around midnight, 1:00 o'clock in the morning, there was an incident at the cinema, what that case was a gentleman that was described as appearing to be middle eastern came up and spoke to the security guide around the time the theater was closing. he was asking the security guard some questions about the movies. this security guard thought it was odd. they left in a silver volvo vehicle. 2012-2013. we do not have a play. the security guard thought that it was weird. they've been spotted a bread dodge durango driving around the area within ot

press conference mayor, took donald trump task blasting gop presidential candidate for his call to ban all muslims from entering the us after the attack in california. the isis inspired attack, in san bernardino, nutter called the press conference actually to talk about new reward for hate crimes after incident happened where a pig's head was thrown in front after north philadelphia mosque. but when reporters pressed nutter about trump's comments, nutter went off. >> i mean, how can i take seriously any foreign policy idea from someone like him? i mean, just is impossible. soy he has no idea what he is talking b if i had the power to ban some people, i mean, woe not -- he would be at the top of the list today. but yesterday, probably would have been some other folks. >> welshing meantime, trump double down on his comment, and in recent weeks trump has said that he supports surveillance at certain muslim mosks, and also said that he supports crow ate ago data base to track muslims in the united state. mike anal next. >> hey, what's the latest on the pig's head at the mosque? >> there is a $2,000 reward that his office is now, the mayor's offers, now posting for information that leads to arrest

chuck todd will have much more on the san bernardino shootings tom on meet the press including an exclusive interview with attorney general loretta lynch. >>> as we told you earlier, president obama spoke out again today about this week's shooting. so did some of the presidential candidates. the massacre is having a pronounced impact on the rhetoric of the campaign with new warnings by the candidates about the terror threat. among those weighing in today was donald trump. nblz's katie tur was with him today in iowa. >> reporter: addressing the tragedy in san bernardino today president obama came as close as he has ever come to using the words radical islamic terror. >> it is entirely possible these two were radicalized to commit this act of terror. >> reporter: the president cautioning we need to know all the facts before laying the blame on international networks. >> he should call it what it is, right? radical. islamic terrorists. it is what it is. this is a war. we're in a war. >> his poll numbers rising, donald trump is leading the way, positioning himself as the toughest on terror. >>

there, if we can bring up the shot of the live press conference, we've been getting updates periodically throughout the day from local officials in san bernardino about things. we are awaiting a police press conference just in a few minutes and are hoping, expecting some more concrete information. concrete information today has been very hard to come by. partly because this has remained, until this hour, essentially an active shooter situation. i mean, we have had a shooting followed by the three suspects managing to escape the scene, followed by those suspects being encountered by law enforcement, followed to now a manhunt for the lone remaining suspect. and everything that has happened today has been baffling and confusing and chaotic and has not gone along with any preordained scripts. the target makes no sense. the three individuals working together, all of it right now, at this hour, a just complete horrifying mystery. nbc's tom costello has been following the story from the newsroom in washington. tom, are we closer to making sense of what is going on here? >> i think we're getting a better sense. law enforcement authorities, at least on

chuck td will have much more on the san bernardino shootings tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> as we told you earlier, president obama spoke out again today about this ek's shootings and so did some of the presidential ndidates. the massacre is having a pronounced impact on the rhetoric of the campaign with new warnings by the candidate about the terror threat. among those weighing inoday was donald trump. we were with him today in iowa. >> reporter: addressing the tragedy in san bernardino today, president obama came as close as he's ever come t t using the words words radical islamic terr. the president know all the facts before laying the blame on global terror networks was panned by the republican hopefuls, who accused him of backing away from an all out assault on isis. >> radical islamic terrorists, it's what it is. this is a war. we're in a war. >> reporter: his poll numbers rising, donald trump is leading the way, positioning himself as the toughest on terror. >> this [ bleep ] is not going to happen anymore. >> reporter: the billionaire arguing for racial profiling and bring