today she's the mayor of san miguel.ut what was she able to do to free eduardo or find his kidnapper? how often was it reported on the television or radio? >> no, we never said anything. >> a request, she said, from the federal police. >> they said no comments in the radio station, no comments in the channel because we don't want these people to be afraid or whatever and they could do something to eduardo. so it was like, mouth closed, like everybody was acting that as if nothing was happening. >> everybody perhaps, but jayne, whose need for information was making her crazy. remember, the kidnapper said go home, you'll get an e-mail with our demands. but on day one, there was no e-mail, nor on day two, nor three, nor day four. and then, after five full days and nights of sleepless torture, jayne turned on her computer and read the news. >> we hope that senora has arrived well to her house. for the liberation of eduardo, we are demanding the amount of $8 million. >> $8 million. send the money, said the e-mail, in u.s. cur

jayne stared out the back door of the ranch house in san miguel. and that's when she saw it, there was a skeleton out there, a walking dead man, it took a moment to register. it was eduardo, all but unrecognizable, suddenly old man, emaciated, skin and bones. she opened the door. >> i pulled him into me and put my arms around him, and he just felt so cold. it was literally as if he was already dead and i just started kissing him all over his cheeks. he could barely talk. he just whispered and told me, i love you so much. >> it was as if his freedom had come at the last possible moment before death. earlier jayne had put doctors and a psychologist on stand by for just such a moment as this. he refused them. and there by the door, as she held him in her arms, he begged her for her special banana pancakes. >> he said when i was ying to dream about what it would be like coming back if i ever was able to, i could always see you standing there at the stove and see you from the back, cooking my food and i couldn't make them fast enough. he just couldn't e

we begin with national correspondent miguel almaguer once more in san bernardino. miguel? >> reporter: kate, good evening. the shooter's family home has been a focal point for investigators. federal agents have swept through every room in this property looking for every piece of information and detail they can find. they have interviewed family members. tonight for the first time, we're hearing from the gunman's father. syed farook, the man whose shooting spree left 14 dead and 21 wounded, was described as an angel but a shy conservative young man by his father. speaking to an italian newspaper, syed farook sr. said his son, born in chicago to became obsessed against israel. and, quote, shared isis leader al al baghdadi's ideology. he said, one time i saw him with a gun. i got angry. 45 years in the united states. i yelled at him. i've never had a gun. syed shrugged his shoulders and answered, your loss. estranged from his son, farook sr. says he can't come to peace with what has happened. my life here is over. >> we have at least 20 victims. >> reporter: farook carried ou

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nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in san bernardino. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the scare at that ups center certainly reflective of the the fbi says it will take months for them to complete their investigation. for now, there is no motive. but they say this is a terror investigation. this morning, a closer lookt the hband an weho mny s as aordinary mily unt ey murdered 14 and wounded 21. >> the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist ganiztions. >> reporter: the fbi nowouring into the lvesof sighesteay farook and tashfen mak. shwas the housefe from pakistanwhonvestats say pledged suppt forsis on faceok. was tamicanorn fd inspectorthe rents a 6-nth-old. we ha severdown in the cference om. >> repoer:he cole y ha plannedthei office party mascre i the home wre munion, andools to build ieds. getting our firs look inse, is is where instigators pored tough documents and scoud thr digit ll trail, whichhe fbi saysthey took specl

they want to get that answered as quickly as they can. >> let's go to miguel almaguer also in san bernardino. miguel, when i came out to set a little after this had happened, i was listening to the scanner in san bernardino and they were already putting out to be on the lookout for that suv. and yet hours later, it ends up just two miles away. anybody expect that? >> no, lester. that is an incredible fact. as you mentioned. when the shooting happened, shortly after they put out the apb. and police officers flooded into this area. there were more than 100 officers at the scene. and just a few miles away they find the black suv and engage in a gun battle with a suspect and now we are told they are searching for a possible third suspect. lester, one thing to point out to dove tail off of what pete williams was sporting about the intensity of the search of the manhunt, they will lose sunlight here in los angeles in an hour. officers are aware of that. they want to conduct that search in the daylight. concerned that during the night time they will lose visibility here. so that is also a major con

nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in san bernardino. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the scare at that ups center certainly reflective of the tension in this community. the fbi says it will take months for them to complete their investigation. for now, there is no motive. but they say this is a terror investigation. this morning, a closer look at saw as an ordinary family until they murdered 14 and wounded 21. >> the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. >> reporter: the fbi now pouring into the lives of sigh yesterday farook and tashfeen malik. she was the housewife from pakistan, who investigators say pledged support for isis on facebook. he was the american-born food inspector, the parents of a 6-month-old. >> we have several down in the conference room. >> reporter: the couple may have planned their office party massacre in the home where police discovered pipe bombs, ammunition, and tools to build ieds.

the fbi is now treating the san bernarno shooting as an act of terrorism, we get new details about the shooters. nbc's miguel almaguer is following the latest for us in san bernardino. miguel, good morning to you. morning. the fbi says i is poring over thth suspect's digital footprint, looking for any clues. they say their investigation could take quite some time and it is now a terror investiuation. this morning, a closer look at the husband and wife who many saw as an ordinary family until they murdered 14 and wounded 21. developed indications of radicalization by the killers and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. >> reporter: the fbi now poring to the lives of syed farook and tashfeen malik. she was the newly americanized housewife from pakistan who investigators say pledged support for isison facebook. he was the american-born food inspector, the parents of a 6-month-old. getting our fir look inside, this is where investigators pored through documents and scoured their digital trail which the fbi says they took special care to destroy. killed by police in a gun battle after the

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we're waiting forge a news conference supposed to start any minute with the police chief from san bernadino. miguel, you made the drive a short while ago. give us a sense, is this considered part of the greater los angeles area? how far is this from l.a.? >> reporter: it is roughly 60 miles outside of los angeles so it is certainly part of the greater los angeles area. it is popular bedroom community. many people live in san bernadino county and commute in los angeles. it wouldn't surprise me if specialized officers from the lapd or l.a. sherive are's officers were also out here. they're highly trained and have some of the best equipment if the world. it wouldn't surprise me if they were the first to o dispspched multiple agencies a a working this together. my assumption is they are trying to close in the suspect or pin him down into a specific area. but at least from what we're seeing here lester tonight from the helicopter video, from the ground teams in this area, they don't seem to have been able to pinpoint the exact location where the suspect is. so this search could continue for quite some t

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like if the whole "squawk on the street" group went to, like, bar san miguel on a sunday night and pounded tequila, then the next day there's pain, it feel like that with the employment number. >> what happens to the year to date gainers? do those get sold today as a source of funds? >> i think they get sold. everybody is scared about everything. everything goes down at once. then the smoke clears, people say let's go back to the stocks that have done so well. we're in a selling squall here. people say, jim, just say we're in a major decline. no. no. we'll get oversold. things will happen that's good. there are things that are wrong. i backed the master limited partnerships as a way to get income. that's not working. i feel, wow, i got that wrong. i thought that the ones that were toll roads, that didn't have commodity pressure, would still be able to pull it off. they're raising distributions and covered. yet the group just trades the other way. it doesn't matter. >> once equities decline, it becomes self-fulfillingness cycle because they're unable to hit the capital markets with more equ

miguel almaguer is in san bernardino to bring us up to speed. miguel. >> reporter: lester, i could tell you the scene you are looking at, the live affiliate from knbc is coming from two miles away from where the shooting began this afternoon. police are officially telling us that an officer was involved in a gun battle with that suv. while they will not cop firm that is the suspect -- confirm that is the suspect or suspects wanted in this shooting here, it seems to be the indication. they were looking for a black suv. this is a dark-colored suv. they were engaged in a gun battle with that suspect. now we are also told from officials on scene that only one person was involved in this shooting. is we don't know where the other two suspects are. police told us they were looking for three suspects. they appeared to have found one, two miles away. this entire area and region is on lockdown as police scour the area for the other two suspects. certainly a developing situation, as you could see. police moving in very slowly here. there was concern that t

i attend san miguel tulsa middle school.y question for your guests is how long did it take for this case to reach the supreme court? >> okay, celeste. before you go, tell me about your interest in this case as a middle school student. >> well, my social studies teacher brought this up, and he said that, if we get on, we get extra credit on the test. >> good for you for getting on and getting extra credit. >> excellent. >> thank you for participating tonight. congratulations. >> that is wonderful to get extra credit. you can also tell your teacher that we know that the crime occurred in 1963 and the case came down in 1966, so it took three years between the crime and the decision. >> is that a long time in supreme court context? >> no. i think it seems like goldilocks, just right. >> next up is glen in freeland, michigan. >> thank you very much, everyone. my question is about, does miranda apply to legal and illegal aliens, and specifically i'm thinking about that case in san bernardino where it kind of blurs the line between

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nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in san bernardino. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. now exactly one week since the shooting, the gunman's parents have been put on a terror watch list just as a precaution, this as investigators are looking into the money, planning and support of this crime which may go back quite some time. >> we have several down in a conference room. >> reporter: three years before syed farook helped kill 14 and wound 21 fbi investigators have now been told the gunman may have talked about staging an attack in california, says a senior law enforcement official. killed by police with his wife tashfeen malik, the claim can't be verified, but it may bolster a growing assumption farook was radicalized long before he met and married malik. we know the pair practiced at for years. the weapons were obtained from relative by marriage, converted to islam and attend the the gunman's mosque. he's being questioned but is not a suspected. >> enrique was i guess liked by a lot of people. he fit in perfe

. >> you can't get a noro virus at san miguel. >> i tell those guys at chipotle.atch you toe-to-toe with any tequila you guys serve. that's how we have them. >> you have to have a margarita with mexican food. >> i have a mezcal margarita and a spicy margarita. i'm just pouring the aldamas. >> what's the best for a margarita? do you need a clear agave? >> 100% agave. the reason you have a hangover is they have 50% agave and 50% sugar. 100 agave is mandated by the government to be all the same. >> we need to talk, do triple sec or quantrum. >> quantrum. >> important questions. >> very important. >> great to see you, jim. looking forward to the show in a few minutes. >>> coming up, an eagle ruffles donald trump's feathers and star wars nerds unite. folks in hollywood feeling the force and gearing up for the big launch. details right after the break. you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in

our national correspondent miguel almaguer is in san bernadino. a lot of information there, miguel. >> yeah, kate. we know that the suspects exchanged a series of gunfire with the police during the high-speed pursuit that wrapped through this area. they fired 76 shots at officers whiles officers fired back some 1400 rounds at them. as you mentioned police were able to then get into the vehicle where they found thousands of rounds of ammunition. later going to their home where they found thousands of more rounds of ammunition. 12 pipe bombs and bomb making tools in that home. certainly, kate, they say this pointed to a clear path they we prepared, that this attack seems to have been planned. we also got an update on the number of injured. we know 14 people are dead, but we now know 21 have been injured, kate. back to you. >> miguel almaguer on the ground in san bernadino, pete williams covers the justice department in our washington bureau. we heard that the suspects say yesterday farook and say yesterday farook and fash feign mall lec, we don't kno

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almaguer is in san bernardino. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. the fbi is still processing crime scenes. they are looking for evidence overseas and here at home as the investigators question the gunman's mother, and we hear from his father for the first time. his massacre claimed 14 lives and left 21 wounded by syed farook is described by his father as a momma's boy born and raised in the u.s. speaking to an italian newspapers syed farook sr. says his son became obsessed against israel and shared isis leader al bahardi's ideology to create an islamic state. >> reporter: farook with his wife tashfeen malik carried out the deadliest act of terror in the u.s. since 9/11. at their home they raised their 6-month-old daughter with farook's mother. the house of bomb factory stockpiled with explosives and ammo. the fbi also raided the home of syed farook's childhood friend enrique marquez, agents blowing up a garage door and hauling away evidence and was unable to interview marquez because officials

miguel almaguer, nbc news, san bernardino. >>> a lot on the minds of americans as they holidays which for many of us includes travel plans. a holiday travel surge like this one in new york city tonight under way across the country, unlike anything we've seen before with more than 100 million people expected to be heading out of town, driven by cheap gas and mild weather in many places. as nbc's tom costello tells us, the folks who get us there are bracing for the holiday crush. >> reporter: on the ramp at dfw in dallas, the morning push, as the busiest travel day going into the winter holidays kicks into high gear. american airlines, the nation's biggest, moving 650,000 passengers today alone. the only weather hangup todayayn the west coast. >> san francisco ground delay program. >> reporter: at the new state-of-the-art command center, they track every one of the planes, watch the weather, even monitor social media for customer service issues. scott ramsey is in charge. >> if we have passengers issuing a complaint, they'll deal with them realtime. >> if somebody said my flight is dela

miguel almaguer is in san bernardino to bring us up to speed. l. >> reporter: lester, i could tell you the scene you are looking at, the live affiliate from knbc is coming from two miles away from where the shooting began this afternoon. police are officially telling us that an officer was involved in a gun battle with one person inside of that suv. while they will not cop firm that is the suspect -- confirm that is the suspect or suspects wanted in this shooting here, it seems to be the indication. they were looking for a black suv. this is a dark-colored suv. they were engaged in a gun battle with that suspect. now we are also told from officials on scene that only one person was involved in this shooting. is we don't know where the other two suspects are. police told us they were looking for three suspects. they appeared to have found one, two miles away. this entire area and region is on lockdown as police scour the area for the other two suspects. certainly a developing situation, as you could see. police moving in very slowly here. there wa

almaguer is in san bernardino. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the regional center where the shooting took place is a focal point for investigators. this as they piece together what happened in the hours before and after the bloodshed. as the fbi investigates the mosque that was fire bombed and another vandalized over the for a hard drive at the lake say the work here is over. investigators believe tashfeen malik and syed rizwan farook had ties here. jenner jen stevens was shot twice. >> and i hit the ground. you don't see the bullets, but you can hear them. they are really loud. >> reporter: with farook and malik radicalized in 2010, investigators fear warnings signs were missed. the new york times says malik posted on social media saying she wanted to be part of jihad before she came to the u.s. today, federal agents are building a timeline with the shooting and shootout with police. in all, four and a half hours what did the gunmen do before they were killed? >> i saw them putting on w

we once called them now they're considered soft targets after the attacks in paris and san bernardino, jim. >> miguel marquez, thanks very much. in the midst of it in times square. the heightened security comes as authorities in new york arrest a man they say tried to plan a deadly terror attack directed by isis. cnn's justice reporter evan perez is uncovering new details on that. evan, authorities say this man specifically wanted to time this attack for today, for new year's eve? >> that's right, jim. in rochester, new york, his name is emanuel luchman. he's 25 years old. what the fbi says he planned to do was carry out an attack in a restaurant in the rochester area tonight, new year's eve. and he was in touch with and directed by, according to the fbi, an isis member overseas. his plot was to carry out this attack using pressure cooker bombs and knives, perhaps kidnap a couple of people and kill them, jim. the fbi really says though that this guy's got a long criminal history in new york including for robbery and for mental health issues. he plotted with a couple of fbi informants including one pa

we're a family. >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, san bernardino. >> absolutely chilling accounts. >>> and as we hear that, federal investigators are trying to piece together the answers questions, including what more might they have been planning. our justice correspondent pete into that and the other major areas of concern. >> reporter: a big question, did anyone else know syed farook planning some kind after tack. officials are questioning a former neighbor enrique marquez. today officials said publicly that five years ago he agreed to buy two assault-style rifles for farook. eventually used in the san bernardino shooting. last week the fbi said marquez was not a suspect. tonight, after searching his house twice over the weekend, officials say they are taking a close look at him. >> our major concern, the fbi, atf and the jttf is determining how those firearms and the rifles in particular got from marquez to farook and malik. >> reporter: officials say they don't yet know anything about the couple's other plans either. but nbc news has learned that investigators are looking int

joining me now from san bernardino, nbc's miguel almaguer. good morning. investigators focused on this morning? >> reporter: alex, good morning. they're looking at the destroyed electronics that could have valuable information on them. the fbi doing all they can to retrieve that information. the fbi also says that this investigation could take months. they have no motive but they say this is a terror investigation. this morning, a closer look at the husband and wife who many saw as an ordinary family until they murdered 14 and wounded 21. >> the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers. and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations. >> reporter: the fbi now poring into the lives of syed farook and tashfeen malik. she was the newly americanized housewife from pakistan who investigators say pledged support for isis on facebook. he was the american born food inspector, the parents of a 6-month-old. >> we have several down. >> reporter: the couple may have planned their office party massacre in the home