today they include jerry nunez on the left and shawn stark on the right. arrested within hours of each other. they have been connected to a shootout with hackensack police two days earlier. >> officer say the man was walking with a gun and opened fire on a cop car barely missing the officer inside. the shots caused another patrol car to rear-end the first car. they chased the gunman to the corner of first and sussex street. he's in the hospital in critical condition tonight. >> robert lenards charged with several crimes. the most serious, three counts of attempted murder. >> face the camera and don't move. >> stark was not arrested for any direct involvement in the shooting but he owned the alleged handgun. he says he's a good friend and had taken the weapon without him knowing it. >> he had came over my house and we were hanging out that night and he had this thought in his head that he wanted to kill himself. he said he would take his own life. i talked to him about this is not his last chance. there are things he can do to better his life. but that nigh

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs.

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for

phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for rodgers now for 100. as he's got a 10-yard gain and another first down. nice running. jim: from the 17. screen, starks. thought he was down. they rule him down. again, abdul-quddus. he shows up in so many places.

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for rodgers now for 100. as he's got a 10-yard gai

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for

screen, starks. thought he was down. they rule him down. again, abdul-quddus. he shows up in so many places. phil: he's aggressive. we've talked about him a few times tonight. fast. they love the waye plays and if aaron rodgers wants to take a shot at the end zone, every single play, it's single coverage on the receivers. jim: here's a shot right h he, to adams. and they wrestle each other down as the actually falls to the ground. that was lawson on the coverage and now it's third down coming up. and if they fail to do anything here, remember, they still need two scores so they would go field goal. phil: bottom of your screen, rodgers has whae wants. it's just a little underthrown. 17. from the pocket. now rolling out. pointing. taking off. fit down, tououdown! aaron rodgdgs runs it home! phil: what a great job by aaron rodgers. nobody's open. breaks outside. in -- and every defender had his back turned away from aaron rodgers. of course, that's why he goes into the end zone untoucucd. nobody saw him. ziggy ansah on the chase. still, you could see all the defen

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for rodgers now for 100. as he's got a 10-yard gain and phi

starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three reserves, still pick up the blitz to give rodgers time to throw. jim: seven catches in a row for rodgers now for 100. as he's got a 10-yard gain and another first down. phil: lit

men -- this was a huge mismatchthe cyclones could do whatever they wanted on the court -- tee tee starks attacks the rack for the easy two -- she finished with 7then to work -- off her own miss -- she puts it home to pad the stats -- fernstrom finished with 8 points and 12 rebounds -- i-s-u out rebounded arkansas pine bluff 49 to 26 -- cyclones roll -- 70 to 41.. the panther women also took care of business -- beating the zips in akron -- 59 to 49 -- big game from amber sonrenson -- 25 points and 6 rebounds from her -- former benton bobcat madison weekly ded in 11. it's been a banner year for desmond king -- he took home the jim thorpe award -- he was named the big 10's defensive back of the year along with all american honors from sports iustrated -- u-s-a today -- and now king can add the associated ress to that list. he's the first hawkeye defensive back to earn first team -- a-p -- all american honors since merton hanks did it in 1990 -- his teammate -- austin blythe -- was named to the third team. before the bye week -- the packers were 6 and oh averaging 27 points per game -- after

lisa stark has that part of the story from washington. >> the president and the white house monitored the situation throughout the day and into the evening. >> president obama grew frustrated as the mass shootings continued, saying this is not normal, we cannot let it become normal. it's a feel repeated in cbs news. we don't know what the motives of the shooters are, there are steps we can make to make american safer. we should come together in a bipartisan basis, that every level that the government can make is rare as opposed to normal. we should never think that this is something that should happen in the ordinary course of events. it doesn't happen with the same frequency as other countries >>> on capitol hill, the annual tradition, the lighting of the capitol hill christmas tree. before he took part in that ceremony, speaker of the house,

men -- this was a huge mismatchthe cyclones could do whatever they wanted on the court -- tee tee starks attacks the rack for the easy two -- she finished with 7then later bryanna fernstrom went to work -- off her own miss -- she puts it home to pad the stats -- fernstrom finished with 8 points and 12 rebounds -- i-s-u out rebounded arkansas pine bluff 49 to 26 -- cyclones roll -- 70 to 41.. the panther women also took care of business -- beating the zips in akron -- 59 to 49 -- big game from amber sonrenson -- 25 points and 6 rebounds from h -- former benton bobcat madison weekly added in 11. and still to come on fox 28 -- desmond king -- crowned again -- the latest honor iowa's ball hawk took home -- after paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big bu

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. >> oliver: kimmel did, however, feel he could rely on his personal friends admiral stark and ingersoll for report. >> when my grandfather got the job he says the reason i took the job, i was convinced that that friendship and their professionalism would ensure that i was kept properly and timely informed of all important developments. >> oliver: u.s. army and navy code breakers were intercepting and reading japanese japanese messages for months before the attack innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. the way i see it, you have two choices; the easy way or the hard way. you could choose a card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or, you could make things easier on yourself. that's right, the quicksilver card from capital one. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. so, let's try this again. what's in your wallet? ...one of many pieces in my lif

women's side -- and like the men -- this was a huge mismatch the cyclones could do whatever tee tee starks attacks the rack for the easy two -- she finished with 7then later bryanna fern-strom went to work -- off her own miss -- she puts it home to pad the stats -- fernstrom finished with 8 points and 12 rebounds -- i-s-u out rebounded arkansas pine bluff 49 to 26 -- cyclones roll -- 70 to 41.. the panther women also took care of business -- beating the zips in akron -- 59 to 49 -- big game from amber sonrenson -- 25 points and 6 rebounds from her -- former benton bobcat madison weekly ded in 11.it's been a banner year for desmond king -- he took home the jim thorpe award -- he was named the big 10's defensive back of the year along with all american honors from sports illustrated -- u-s-a today -- and now king can add the associated press to that list. he's thehe first hawkeye defensive back to earn first team -- a-p -- all american honors since merton hanks did it in 1990 -- his teammate -- austin blythe -- was named to the third team. before the byeweek -- the averaging 27 points per ga

that was a bit of our conversation today in the wake of today's shooting, so lisa stark is with us, and what is the president saying first of all about the latest shoot, and it is what, the second high-profile shooting in a couple of days now. >> absolutely. and you know, the president has made it clear that every time there's a mass shooting like it, he made it clear that he's saddened by it, and increasingly frustrated by we can't seem to stop these shootings. there are actions that we can take, and we may not be able to eliminate all of them, but we can certainly make it less likely that they're going to happen. the president had already scheduled an interview with cbs news prior to this incident in california. and that's where he was asked about the shooting. let's listen it a little bit of what president obama had to say. >> we don't yet know what the motives of the shooters are. but what we do know, there are steps that we can take to make americans safer, and we should coming together in a bipartisan basis at every level of government to make these rare as opposed to normal. we s

al jazeera's lisa stark has our report. >> this is too serious a crime to ignore.s too grave to ignore. >> reporter: laura is the chief author of the human rights watch report, and it is clear where she stands on the cia inthing gags techniques that the bush administration sanctioned and put in place after the 9/11 attacks. >> state-sanctioned global program whereby men were abducted from all over the world, put in secret detention and tortured. >> reporter: the practices detailed in a congressional report released by think senate a year ago included water boarding, sleep deprivation, isolation, exposure to extreme temperatures. >> the cia program was far more brutal than people were lead to believe. >> reporter: california senator fought to make though report public. >> it shows that the cia's actions a decade ago, are a stain on our value and an on our history. >> reporter: human rights watch says no one has ever been held accountable. it wants an a criminal investigation into nearly two dozen former bush administration officials, including president bush, vice p

judge * isn't this in stark contrast? donald trump, i am change it with the stroke of a penn. >> there is an alternative to defeating isis. they have been at war with him for a year and a half. judge napolitano: ted cruz responded to donald trump's statement this way. well, that, that is not my policy. is he planning on running for vice president with donald trump? >> it was very politic. that's why you see ted cruz taking over in iowa. whether yo you are evangelical r not, you want someone who is a leader who has some control over themselves who can manage and negotiate the environment and knowing what actions need to be taken. something is going to have to change dramatically. this only going to get worse. maybe ted cruz is going to have a few answers as well. judge napolitano: tamara is joining us on the phone. what do you think what the donald said today? reporter: that's sad. i think it's unfortunate that america is a melting pot. america is suppose to be the land of mont a gathering of peo. judge napolitano: do your

antonio. >> lisa stark reporting from washington. mass shootings have become an all too common occurrence here in the u.s. especially when compared to other industrialized nations. jonathan betz has more. jonathan. >> average america sees a mass shooting 12 times a year. when you include the rampage today in california, there have been 355 mass shootings in the ufs so far this year. now these are shoots in which at least four people have been shot and/or killed. a lot of the shots don't make national headlines. since friday alone, the country has seen three mass shootings. in fact there was one this morning in savannah, georgia, one woman was killed and three others were shot. today'today's shooting in califa is the deadliest shooting in the united states since sandy hook, have so many been killed by gunmen in the united states. today's toll still stands at 14 in california. experts kind of disagree here and maibledz because these mass shootings have not been clearly tracked. top-of-the-line. >> jonathan, thanks. we are waiting for a

but there is little appetite on capitol hill for such legislation. >> all right lisa stark, thank you. our live coverage of the shooting in san bernardino, california continues as police continue their investigation in redlands, california, we'll be right back, after this quick break. don't go away. >> half a million fields will lie fallow. >> if we had another year of this severe drought, i'd say all bets are off. >> live pictures from san bernardino, california where a terrible mass shooting happened at 11:00 a.m. pacific time in san bernardino. the investigation continues to unfold. 14 people dead. 17 injured. at a california social services center. the field office director of the fbi says one possibility is workplace violence. another is terrorism. he didn't elaborate. police say the two suspects, one male one female, are dead. and tonight, they're on the scene of a house in redlands, california. jonathan betz walks us through some of the key moments of the day. >> reporter: shortly after 11:00 a.m., west coast time, dispatchers start getting the calls for help. early reports of

lisa stark reports from washington. >> with drones flying off the shelves, the registration process will be up and running monday. drones ma way a half pound to 5. previous owners have until february 19. new owners must sign up before their first outdoor flight. owners will get a unique identification number marred on the drone so it can be traced back if it ends up where it shouldn't be. that's been the problem. errant drones ever turned up in the white house lawn, in the stands at the u.s. open and firefighter efforts. they have halted aerial firefighting efforts and come dangerously close to airplanes. a new finds in the last two years, there were 327 close calls in the air, 90 involving commercial jets, 38 with helicopters. >> it's a nationwide issue that a lot of airports are experiencing, and certainly we are not just talking about commercial airliners necessarily. we're also talking about cropdusters, medical airlift helicopters, pilots of all scale and every level of the aviation scale have experienced some kind of interference with a drone. >> there's already resistance from a h

i'm tricia stark. the couple who killed 14 people and injured 21 others in san bernadino, california may have had more sinister plans. police say farook might have been radicalized by his wife. and they reveal the couple had enough bullets and bombs to slaughter hundreds and their apartment was like a bomb-making factory. one person describing the carnage as he entered the building after the shooting. >> the situation was surreal. it was something i don't think -- we talk about sensory over load. they try to take everything at you for preparing to deal with that. what you are seeing and what you are hearing and what you are smelling, and it was all of that and more. >> so far authorities have stopped short of calling it terrorism, but farook did have contact with terrorists on social media. >> it was a somber mood as the first family lit the national christmas tree one day after the mass shooting in california. the u.s. flag could be seen flying at half staff. and president obama took a moment out to r

lisa stark's in washington with that.isa. >> well, john the department of homeland security issued its first terror bulletin. meantime, the head of the fbi said the couple behind the

a stark, stark contrast from what we have not had the past four years. nice to see it starting to add up. as we get a look at the microclimate forecast for wednesday, increased cloud cover, temperatures below average. we're close to the same number across the peninsula, san mateo at 58. for san francisco, we'll stay in the mid to upper 50s. and those partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. north bay, east bay, and also for the tri-valley, no matter where you're headed tomorrow, you get in the car in one location, get out at another, temperatures going be very similar. napa expected 58. across the tri-valley, 59 in pleasanton. weekend forecast, we'll stay dry through saturday. comfortable temperatures. on sunday, we still keep the chance of scattered showers returning throughout the bay area. thursday, looks like a very decent chance of that rainfall. and then sunday, another little system moving on by. >> thanks for the heads up. >> just ahead, google on the defensive. a group accusing the tech giant of privacy invasion. >>> also -- >> the message is very c

lisa stark joins us from washington with that. lisa. >> well, david, lisa monaco is homeland security adviser enveloped the president about the shooting earlier today. we are told he is getting regular updates and as we know, there are federal authorities involved. the fbi, the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms very involved in this investigation in san bernadino county and if it turns out that it is a terrorist attack of some sort, the fbi will then take the lead. as jonathan mentioned, the president spoke earlier today to cbs news this was an already-planned interview but when the shooting occurred he was asked about what happened in california and here is what the president had to say. >> my hope is, is that we are able to contain this particular shooting and we don't yet know what the motives of the shooters are. but what we do know is that there are steps that we can take to make americans safer. and that we should come together in a bipartisan basis at every level of government to, you know, make these rare as opposed t

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paicia stark, fox news. after months of support between two republican candidates -- one of them is now taking shots at the other. we're talking about donald trump and senator ted cruz. this comes just ahead of the republican debate being held right here in las vegas on tuesday. kristin fisher is in washington with the details. candidates... donald trump and ted cruz used to be quite friendly... and to a certain extent...still are. but yesterday... donald trump attacked ted cruz for the very first time. at a rally last night in iowa... trump questioned his commitment to ethanol subsidies... something very important to voters in iowa. he also questioned cruz's appeal to evangelical voters. trump says: "i do like ted cruz but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba in all fairness its true not a lot come out. but i like him nevertheless." trump says: "well look he is from tx, to the best of my knowledge there is a lot of oil in texas. so he gets a lot of money from the oil companies and he is totally agains

but the gap between the top and bottom-ranked countries is stark. at the bottom, one in three children suffers from malnutrition and one in 30 women will die from pregnancy related causes. and how does the united states stack up? number 31. america's maternal mortality is the highest of any industrialized nation. but the study is also clear about solutions that work, and the very best solution for helping moms and children: more health workers on the front lines. the equation is simple. more doctors, more midwives and community health workers means more mothers and children surviving childbirth and the early years of life. nowhere is this more clear than a place like nepal, which is ranked 133rd on the mothers index. this "viewchange" short film from "living proof" tells the story. [boy singing] translator: my name is maheswori. i'm 19 years old. my husband went to india to work. here there is no food. no rice, no nothing. around here there's no work. i am very, very scared. everyone has been asking about it, and that makes me even more scared. my f

it includes the house of stark motto, winter is coming. i like it. >>> and amy poehler revealing her biggest year on "the tonight show" last night. >> what's your biggest fear? >> easy. being mistaken for j-lo. and then being asked to dance. and dancing better than j-lo. and j-lo being angry. i don't want j-lo to be angry at me. that's my biggest fear. >> who knew amy poehler and i >>> leading the news in the washington post, saudy ae saudi women are voting and running for office for the first time ever. and they're on the ballot for municipal counsel seats. elections will take place this saturday. historic. >>> and for mashable, toronto cab driver bangs on an uber car and is dragged 70 feet at an antiuber protest. he confronted the uber driver for allegedly having no insurance. toronto taxi drivers are protesting what they see as unsafe business practices by the car app that threatens the city's taxi services. >>> the board voted to hire a argument over the firing of it the old town marshal quickly escalated between the fist fight between

this map shows the stark reality. it's a problem across the country. at the same time gun sales in the country continue to spike. we learn the sales of guns on the fbi running a record of 185 background checks on friday and since they're through unlicensed dealers, -- >> there are an estimated 300 million guns in the hands of citizens in the united states. thats essentially one gun for every man, woman and child in the united states. >> they are astounding numbers. >> this is 7news now. >> christa: good morning, everybody. welcome on this thursday. a lot of overnight news to tell you about. >> jadiann: here are some of the stories we're working on today. cambridge police will be stepping up security at schools in the city today after someone e-mailed a threat of gun violence into three different middle schools. it's the second time this week that cambridge schools have been threatened. >> christa: and also breaking right now, police have identified the two shooters who they say killed 14 people and wounded 17 others in san bernardino, california. they

it includes the house of stark motto, winter is coming. >> creative. i like it. >>> and amy poehler revealing her biggest year on "the tonight show" last night. >> what's your biggest fear? >> easy. being mistaken for j-lo. and then being asked to dance. and dancing better than j-lo. and j-lo being angry. me. that's my biggest fear. >> who knew amy poehler and i have so much in common. >> this is 7news now. >> christa: good morning, everybody. it's three minutes before 5:00 in new england." >> sarah: here are some of the you. new this morning, new hampshire police say they've made an arrest that stopped a year's long crime spree. they say a pelham man is responsible for several armed robberies and an elementary school bomb threat. >> christa: two boston firefighters are recovering after they were shot while trying to make a rescue. luckily those firefighters' injuries are minor. >> sarah: some campus police officers at northeastern will soon be carrying high-powered rifles. officials say it will keep students and staff safe, but are expressing concern.

this map shows the stark reality. it's a problem across the country. at the same time gun sales in the country continue to spike. black friday alone rose. the fbi running a record of 185 background checks on friday and since they're through unlicensed dealers, -- >> there are an estimated 300 million guns in the hands of citizens in the united states. thats essentially one gun for every man, woman and child in the united states. >> reporter: good morning, i'm richard lui live in san bernardino bernardino, california with the latest on the mass shooting that happened on wednesday. 14 people are dead, 17 injured. we can tell you the two suspected shooters are dead after a late shootout with police. there were reports throughout the day of a third shooter but police believe it was just two. jay gray is here with me still live in san bernardino. discussing how law enforcement was working at this very hour. >> reporter: and that's going to continue. this is a marathon, not a sprint, that's their words, they think this is going to take some time. they hope t

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, because if he does get elected, it's going to affect us all. >> reporter: trump's comments are a stark departure from the ideals that many here stand for. rashid works closely with the arab community in detroit. >> when you start talking about a database of americans that are muslim. and you talk about targeting someone solely based on their faith, you are making them less equal to you. >> talib and others say that trump is playing into fears that muslims will carry out more attacks on americans, and he says that that fear is unfair, and mass killings by muslims pale in comparison to non-muslims. >> so white actors, whether it's in sandy hook, or colorado springs, and many things happening in movie theaters and malls and shopping centers testify to the fact that there's a major problem in the united states when it comes to mass killings. the fact that muslims have committed some of those acts is not something that should be avoided or dismissed, but one has to look at the percentages and see what the broader issues are facing the country. >> reporter: communities like these have seen a

the president's comments in paris in stark contrast to what generals were saying in washington. at a house armed services committee, the joint chiefs chairman, joseph dunford said, we have not contained the islamic state, at the same hearing defense secretary ash carter said the united states will send more special operations forces to syria and will expand special ops in iraq. we'll take up the obama administration's ever evolving strategy with former cheney national security adviser john hannah. and tonight, how long can the obama justice department seemingly prolong the hillary clinton investigation? newly released e-mails shed more light on her handling of benghazi and what she was trying to cover up. we'll take it all up with the president of citizens united, david bossie here in just a moment. >>> top story, president obama invoke his own version of mission accomplished by insisting his plan to wipe out the islamic state is working. but none of the commander in chief's declarations square with reality. mr. obama's confused strategy changes by the day. and his assertions ch

and lisa stark has more on this legal battle. >> race still matters!>> reporter: demonstrators it gathered outside of the high court, worried that the justices will talk out of affirmative action programs and college admissions. how the university of texas selects its freshman class. the case involves abigail fisher, who applied to ut in 2008 and did not get in, blaming the policy that's favor minorities. she claims that the school violated her equal rights to protection. >> i don't believe that students should be treated differently based on their race, and hopefully this will end racial preferences and admissions at the university of texas. >> reporter: and ut's core is made up of top students, the list based on a long list of citeeria race being one of them. more than a decade ago, the supreme court ruled that colleges can use race as one of the factors to create a more diverse student body. so a lower court has twice upheld the ut program. and this is the second that it has come before the supreme court. an attorney for the college said, "now is no

but the packers hold - starks up the zone late in the 4th to ice the game. packers move to 9-4, topping dallas 28-7. the bears, 5-7 - at home against the redskins, who are also 5-7. chicago down two touchdowns - but zach miller brings them a little closer - bears down 21-14. then, just two minutes later - after an interception - matt forte runs in from 12 yards out - we're tied up at soldier field. washington gets a field goal - robbie gould with a chance to tie - but he misses for the 6th time this year - that ties a career high. bears fall, 24-21. the chiefs, winners of 6 straight, hosting san diego. scoreless game in the second quarter - kansas city setting up to run the two-minute drill - but they get a quick one - albert wilson - 44 yards - that caps a 9-play, 96 yard drive - chiefs up 10-0 at the half. the chargers drive deep into chiefs territory in the final minutes - but on the last play of the game - danny woodhead can't grab it - straight, 10-3. iowa defensive back desmond king has been named a first-team all-american by the associated press. the

this map shows the stark reality it is a problem across the country. at the same time gun sales in the country continue to spike. we learned the sales of guns on black friday alone rose. the fbi running a record. amount of back-checks on friday. but since 40% are through unlicensed dealers it's only an estimation how many are really sold. >> there is an estimated 300 million guns in provide hands in the united states. that means not law enforcement. not the military. just civilians. that is essentially one gun for every man, woman and child in the united states. >> i'm dara brown at nbc world news headquarters in new york. and this is "early today." >>> we're following the breaking news from san bernardino. we'll take you back to the moment a holiday garti igatheri a horrific turn. >> shooting at us a. suv. watch for cross-fire. >> deadly gun battle with police in the wake of a massacre and man hunt terrorizing san bernardino, california, a community 60 miles east of los angeles. the first calls came in just after 11:00 a.m. with gunshots still tearing