then you have the redlands address, the atf had to send in a robot. then there is the shooting scene between the -- the two suspects in the suv as well as the gunfire exchange between the police and those two suspects. that suv, we've seen this throughout the night, those -- that incredible video of all the bullets inside that suv. the one thing that the atf wants us to know that these two suspects hat two long guns, ar-style 15 type weapons. they also had handguns and they are in the process of trying to trace those guns. they hope to have some sort of lead in about 24 hours about where the guns came from. >> that press conference was held not long ago and they did not know the identity of the suspects. but there were two suspects a man and a woman dressed in black tactical type clothing. what else do we know about the suspects? >> we don't know the relationship between the two suspects. it's extraordinarily rare to have a woman involved, connected to some sort of mass shooting. that really, really struck all of us out here. it's extraordinarily rare.

that's what the atf is in the process of tracing. of those four one traced back and they say that gun was legally purchased. a name they can't reveal to us. but they can tell us that it is to someone who is connected in this investigation. it is a person known to law enforcement. >> thank you, kyung lah. evan perez had some new information moments ago. identifying the suspect, syed farook, according to his sources, you have more for us. >> one of the things that is at the top of the mind of law enforcement, what the motivation was. we know that the suspects carried out the shooting didn't stray very far. they could have gotten away and killed a lot more people at the scene there. we know the atf is searching and looking at the bag they left at the scene of the original shooting there at the develop -- at the irc. which is the scene of the original shooting. and we know that that is something that they're looking at to see if there are notes left behind. and once they get into this home they will look at computers, anything that was l

right now, our major concern for the eighth the eye, atf -- the fbi, atf -- how those rifles got from marquez to farook the fbi is performing forensic examination. after that examination is done, we will do a complete determination of exactly what these firearms are. right now i will turn it over to the chief who will address other issues concerning the matter. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm going to talk a little bit isut local response am what going on in the city in the region. everyone saw what happened in the city of riverside yesterday to be are was believed mass shooting incident. people are on edge. people are extra cautious. which is good. that is what we are asking people to do. he massive response came as a result of law enforcement stepping up patrols and presence in the region. we are getting to the point where we are going to start letting some of our guys have days off and be home with their families, but rest assured, we will have a number of additional folks working overtime to provide safety and security to the region. think i speak for sheriff mcmahon as well whe

team, the atf and fbi raced to the scene and set up a perimeter.y believed the shooters were still somewhere inside the large complex. loved ones of those trapped inside also arrived. this man's daughter texted him she was hiding. >> shooting at my work. people shot. in the office waiting for cops. >> but she's okay? >> pray for us. >> this man got a text from his wife when the shooting started. >> she said the guy who shot came in next to her office and started shooting. they locked themselves in in her office. they seen bodies on the floor. she said right now, the ambulance are taking them off in stretchers. >> as families wait for answers, california's governor is briefed. so is the president. schools and hospitals are locked down. meanwhile, police continue to try and track down the shooters. >> we don't know where those shooters are. they're heavily armed and possibly wearing body armor, things of that nature. it is not a safe area to be. it's very dangerous. and the fewer innocent people we have in here, the better. >> shortly after it all be

the atf is investigating for the second time in just weeks. >> good day, it is thursday, december 17th, 2015. >> seriously i haven't gone christmas shopping yet. >> do you feel pressured? >> i'm starting to get nervous. >> stress in the sweaty pal unless. >> i have sweaty palms. i'm losing hair and the hair i have is going gray, dave warren. >> oh, i know that feeling quite well. the heat, not talking about the weather heat. we have cooper weather moving n it is another warm day. but our number of the day pretty low, only a three, because we have some rain moving in. yes, pretty heavy rain today. soap, lower on the scale. this is the radar picture, ultimate doppler, all clear. but this is the rain we're talking about the over the last six hours, slowly working it way up through virginia, it will be heavy for period of time. right there where it is right now, computer forecast picks it up. it will continue to increase. now, the starting time looks like it is later this morning, about ten or 11:00. heaviest right in the middle of the day. and clearing out by the evening rush. no question

we also heard from the atf who is saying they are tracing the guns.they know the firearms were bought between 2007 and 2012 from a retail earl who sells firearms -- retailer who sells firearms. farook bought firearms himself. they have federal and california documentation proving that and there were two assault rifles bought by enrique marquez, a childhood friend of farook and they are investigating that connection and how the guns got into the hands of farook and tashfeen malik. we'll be following this all day long. you can follow it on our website and right here. >>> there is a warning for california beachgoers as powerful waves slam the coast. in southern california over the weekend, lifeguard were inundated with calls for rescue. the coast guard warns that the swell will last through tomorrow. now here is roberta with the forecast. >> i'm to -- time to take a look at the weather watchers. 60 degrees in novato. dana says warmest night in quite sometime. gray and damp. you are so spot on with that today, dana. how gray is it? let's take a look outsi

they said it's not unusual, the former director of the atf, michael sullivan, says that happens quite often in active shooter scenes and not to read anything into it, telling us the agencies train together for these types of events just like this to identify suspects. and they say that police usually turn to surveillance cameras. >> look to see which type of surveillance cameras, cameras, see if they can identify who the suspect -- the suspects are, as quickly as possible. look at vehicles that were coming in and going out. see if they can identify the make or model, license plate of the vehicle. >> the goal obviously is to make sure that the public is safe and safe trying to apprehend the suspect or suspects as quickly as possible. happened in this case. police have issues what's called a bolo or what's called be on the lookout for, and that is a black yukon suv. and there's reports the shooter or shooters made it to escape -- may have used it to escape the scene. we are also tell you that the massachusetts state police just released a statement saying it is closely monitoring the si

that's one thing that the fbi and the atf are very good at. they have experienced evidence response technicians, so that can be a big role for them in this and that can take a lot of the pressure off of the local police who can be freed up to do something else. secondly, any time they get a name or a possibility or a rumor or something that has to be checked out, the fbi and atf can help run down those people, try to find them, interview them, so that's the kind of things that they can do to help. >> you also mentioned -- and this has become such an important part of so many investigations. surveillance video. it seems ubiquitous. >> remember, it was the key piece of evidence that led to the arrest of the boston bombing brothers. it shows you how key it can be. right now, rather than building people off the streets and find

and he has been joined by the fbi along with the atf, the fbi also saying they don't know if this is terrorism in the way that many of us tend to define it. but certainly that is at the top of the investigation as they try to figure out a motive, and thereby figure out if there is further danger, an imminent danger from these individuals who may have been a part of this. the early reports were that one of the individuals or all of them may have been in body armor, or tactical gear. but as the chief noted, these were people who were prepared as if they were on a mission. i think that speaks to the sense that they knew where they were going and what they wanted to do. so these are some of the earlier pictures of the wounded who were being taken out of the line of get first aid, and then shuttled off to various hospitals. again, 14 injured. there is no listing of conditions right now. only the number of people all believed to be adults who were taken to various hospitals there in southern california. the region very much on alert in the san bernardino area. we're told that hospitals, ot

handguns, extended magazines, guns with lasers within days of stephon lee's arrest in september, 2013, the atf had traced the gun he used in the backyard shooting to this man. that's you mailing those guns out in vegas" atf agents arrested oakland security guard edward purry in october 2013. jill snyder, atf special agent in charge. purry purchased and sold 91 guns in less than 4 months. purry was illegally buying handguns that summer using a false address in las vegas, at gun store after gun store....9 guns on one july day at big gun, 7 in july at the las vegas gun range, 6 at urban civil defense.. more than a half dozen stores ... and selling guns on the street in oakland to people he knew only by their first names. "its a profit for me. i can help myself, i can help everybody i love. that was it! it wasn't to add to the murder rate! it wasn't to add to nobody getting shot! (agent: what do you think they're doing with them!!! purry's guns told the story...22 guns found so far at crime scenes. shooting at police officers, officers, attempted murders, possession of a firearm by a felon who was

the atf said a few hours ago that at least two of those guns were purchased legally. officials at this point not ruling out terrorism. the investigation continues. we expect to have another update, mika, at 12:00 eastern, 9:00 local time. >> craig melvin, thank you very much. and we are learning more this morning about the two assailants accused of opening fire during that holiday party. the attackers identified as 28-year-old syed rizwan farook, and 27-year-old tashfeen malik, were a married couple, with a 6-month-old daughter, relatives say. farook, a u.s. citizen, had been employed as a county health inspector for five years. and was at a holiday gathering yesterday morning when he stormed out amid a dispute. what that dispute about remains to be seen. authorities say according to police he and his wife then returned with assault rifles, and opened fire on the celebration. a man who identified himself as farook's brother-in-law told reporters he had no idea what may have motivated the attack. >> i just cannot express that how sad i am for what happened today. i mean

we have not gotten to the bottom of that. i will let atf address that later on. e do know at this point that the four guns were purchased, appeared to be a legal purchase, and appeared to be registered. >> reporter: were your officers wearing body cams? >> none of our officers did. i don't know about the other agencies. [ inaudible question ] >> i'm not sure where the child is. i know they had a 6 month old child. i don't know exactly where she is. >> reporter: can you possess that much ammunition legally? >> i don't think we have restrictions on the volume of ammunition. i'm not aware of any law -- >> reporter: is there anything on the ammunition? >> offhand i'm not specifically aware of anything that was against the law there. >> reporter: can you tell us more about the search of the redlands home? what you're looking for, what else you may have found besides the ammunition that helps you in seeking motive? who lived there? >> so the suspect, both suspects were listed on the rental agreement for the property. as i said yesterday, i don't know that we can definit

right now our major concern, the fbi, atf and the jttf is determining how those firearms, the rifles in particular, got from marquez to faro to ok and malik. the firearms at present are at the fbi laboratory where they're performing forensic examination on them. after that forensics examination is done, we'll do a complete and thorough determination, examination and determination of just exactly what these firearms are. right now i'm going to turn it over to chief burguan who'll address some other issues pending in the matter. >> afternoon, everybody. i'm going to talk a little bit about local response and what's going on in the city of san bernardino as well as the region. everybody saw what happened in the city of riverside yesterday, what was believed to be an active shooter incident. it brought about a massive police response. i think that's indicative of the fact that people are on edge, and people are a little extra cautious which is good. that's what we're asking people to do. the massive response really came as a result of local law enforcement has really stepped up their pat

and we are told the atf is always typically called in when a church catches fire. no word on whether the two fires are related, turns out, firefighters actually spotted the flames last night, and alert dollars other crews. >> there was an engine company pass that reported the fire. immediately he called for additional companies that had heavy fire showing, and within several minute the building was fully involved. >> blaze, then the neighborhood knocking on the door to get out. they say it was on fire. that will meant we had to get out. they didn't know if the back of our house was going to burn down. that's why we will to come out. we came out, blaze, wind blowing, just going up in spoke. >> second time in two weeks. so i don't know what's going on or how it happened, but to me it is just not coincidence. to have two fires in two weeks. >> hearing if the pastor now, many people here are still worried about the house that is were damaged, six houses were damaged, by this two alarm fire, as of last night, families were not allowed back into those homes, it is not cle

the atf was called in for that fire as well. w, wanted to show you drone video given to us from the scene by a witness here it shows the church fully engulfed in flames and witnesses describe seeing an explosion followed by the total collapse of the church. now, firefighters say it happened just before 7:00 o'clock this evening. a female firefighter was injured. she was the only injury but we are told she is okay. authorities say she had minor back injury but she is already home from the hospital. now, authorities say this was a very fast-moving fire because of they have no idea writ started by the time they got here firefighters couldn't even enter into the building. they had to fight it from the outside. people here say this is a landmark church in the area. it was built in the late '60s into the early '70's. we did talk to the reverend he here. eugene brocks. he told us on the scene that because of the fire two weeks ago, he does not think that this was random. let's list stone what he told us. >> second time in two weeks. i d

we are here with our partners, including the atf, to assure that all the wounded are extracted, and ultimately public safety is the number one goal at this point. we will work as a community to assure that we have done everything we can in our power to find, locate and apprehend these subjects. at this point, i know one of your question will be, is this a terrorist incident? i will tell you right now we do not know if this is a terrorist incident. we start from the beginning, working with our local parges. we take the presumption that it may or may not be, but we will work hand in hand from the beginning. if things change, we are here from the get-go, and no steps are lost as the investigation proceeds. >> so very quickly after the initial response we have several hundred people that were in the building who were not injured. they have been taken to a safe location and part of the investigation. in addition to that, we know this is a human incident and this is a tragedy. we know we have a lot of folks out there very concerned and ve, we set up a center at the hernandez center here in the city

opd glock handguns, taurus handguns, extended magazines, guns with lasers within days of stephon the atf had traced the gun he used in the backyard shooting to this man. slides a photo to him. "that's you. that's you mailing those guns out in vegas" atf agents arrested oakland security guard edward purry in october 2013. jill snyder, atf special agent in charge. purry purchased and sold 91 guns in less than 4 months. purry was illegally buying handguns that summer using a false address in las vegas, at gun store after gun store....9 guns on one july day at big gun, 7 in july at the las vegas gun range, 6 at urban civil defense.. more than a half dozen stores ... and selling guns on the street in oakland to people he knew only by their first names. "its a profit for me. i can help myself, i can help everybody i love. that was it! it wasn't to add to the murder rate! it wasn't to add to nobody getting shot! they're doing with them!!! purry's guns told the story...22 guns found so far at crime scenes. shooting at police officers, drive by shootings at police officers, attempted murders, pos

the value of these measures is clear. when saturday atf convened on operation of experts intelligence units, law enforcement, and security intelligence agencies, they've claimed how financial intelligence from the private secker to has helped track down terrorists behind behind the ret attacks and protected order. we have heard of cases where terrorist financing has undermined terrorist groups ability to prepare. when someday atf members the u.n., imf and others came together from the recent attacks. we have focused on members operation, capabilities to counterterrorist financing. our most important conclusion is that there's a need for better more timely information sharing between agencies leading just diction, beating to private sector in the next six weeks we will gather information from atf members on the terrorist financing risk they fashion, passing and challenges of financial intelligence and how they are responding to those challenges. this will help us walk together to overcome and formation sharing. we know for example that the

that's one thing that the fbi and the atf are very good at. they have experienced evidence response technicians, so that can be a big role for them in this and that can take a lot of the pressure off of the local police who can be freed up to do something else. secondly, any time they get a name or a possibility or a rumor or something that has to be checked out, the fbi and atf can help run down those people, try to find them, interview them, so that's the kind of things that they can do to help. >> you also mentioned -- and this has become such an important part of so many investigations. surveillance video. it seems ubiquitous. >> remember, it was the key piece of evidence that led to the arrest of the boston bombing brothers. it shows you how key it can be. right now, rather than building a criminal case, is to get people off the streets and find these againmen and get them arrested. are they lucky enough to find a license plate? did they get a close-up view of any of these people? so those are the critical things, lester. >> all right, pet

the atf also joining them there. the fbi, though, talking and reassuring the public that they have no other confirmed further threats. i should remind you they did not have information on these two now terror suspects that killed 14 people in california on wednesday. so then where do we go from here? rejoining me, former police sergeant steve cardian and the former new york city chief investigator. >> they made a tie to radical islam. likely isis because she pledged to them. we have a confirmed confirmation that this s-- >> this is no surprise. >> it's just a verification of that fact. i'm sure there's a lot of information they have that they're not going to share on the incident and the two individuals. >> but the wife, i need to talk about her. tashfeen malik. she lived in saudi arabia. she passed a dhs counterterrorism screening nrd to obtain her visa as part of her vetting for the fiance visa program. earlier, the white house discussed this when one of the reporters asked about the syrian refugees and the screenin

they continue to work with our local partners who are outstanding, also along with the atf and u.s. marshals as well as we continue to investigate this. there is a lot of new information. the director will give you more insight to that. so thank you for being here today. director comey: our hearts continue to eight for the people lost and wounded in san bernardino and their families. i want to say were to and say -- i want to say a word of gratitude and say how impressed we were with the response of local law enforcement in san bernardino. they were amazing. we are lucky that good people become police officers in this country. i want to say thanks to the folks we do not talk about a lot, the people who render emergency care, doctors, nurses, those are the people who are the angels of our business and don't get the thanks they deserve. thank you to them. we want to make sure you understand this is now a federal terrorism investigation led by the fbi. the reason is the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers and the potential inspiration foreign

homeland security, the fbi, the atf. all the federal agencies are

you very much. >>> jim cav gnaw is a law enforcement analyst, retired special agent in charge of the atf, and jim, from the start of this, we've been getting a succession of facts about this, all we know is that it was horrific, there were multiple people, it's the worst mass shooting since newtown, but the other facts we have, they don't, they don't co. here, and they don't appear at this point to point an arrow in a blindingly obvious direction. >> well, that's right, chris. i mean, i think that one thing we have to look at though in your discussion earlier is this party, this christmas party, by this particular group of people was a targeted event. i mane, you don't show up at the christmas party with already prepared pipe bomb, masks, rifles, handguns, dressed in black, maybe some kind of a load bearing vest or bullet-proof vest. this particular gathering of people, at this particular time was targeted. and i also would add that the report which i think the l.a. times put out first that the man was in the party and left and this may be the identified suspect that pete williams identi

. >> the fbi has taken the lead in this investigation to work with , also alongrtners with the atf and u.s. marshals as well as we continue to investigate there has been a lot of new information come to light. the director will give you more insight into that. thank you for being here today. >> thank you madam attorney general. let me echo those remarks, our hearts continue to a correct people lost and wounded and their families. i want to say a word of impressed we how were with the response of local law enforcement in san bernardino. they were simply amazing. we are all very lucky that really good police officers are here in this country. i want to talk about the people who rendered emergency care and nurses, thers, the angels of our business. aid, the doctors, nurses, the angels of our business. the investigation has developed indications of radicalization by the killers and of the potential inspiration by foreign terrorists organizations. spending a tremendous amount of time over the last 48 hours trying to understand the motives of these killers and trying to understand every deta

we are going to open it up for a few questions, but first off i want to talk about the work that the atf has done, the joint terrorism task force and our local and federal partners throughout the weekend. our job is to continue the investigation at breakneck speed as long as we need to do that and we will do exactly that. i want to correct something because it continues to come up. there was a search warrant that was executed at the center street address in redlands this past weekend. in that search warrant i want to make it clear because we are getting a lot of calls about misbehavior. when the fbi or any other organization executes a search warrant we obtain legal process that is signed by a federal or a state judge. we then make entry into those premises and we will take the items that can be seized under the scope of that warrant. that is exactly what was done that day. when we leave the residence, we will either hand the keys to the owners, we will hand -- or we will secure the residence if it was breached as was exactly what the case in this incident. we secured it with screws and

. >> all right katherine lets hope we get tips, developing now the atf and fire marshall is investigating a fire that startd this afternoon in port richmond. the flames broke out in a building on east huntington street just before 1:30, we are still trying to learn what brought the atf into the investigation, we'll bring any details in as soon as we get them. >> today we get a unique look at a crash on i-95 from inside of the vehicle involved. patrick novak was heading north past 476 coming up on his exit, and something caused him to lose control of the car and the dash board camera continued to roll when the truck went on its side and then you see novak up and walking around and fortunately he was wearing a seatbelt and not seriously hurt, wendy saltzman has more and the video behind it. from the delaware newsroom, police are figuring out what sent a driver in a high tension tower, the driver managed to get out just before the car burst into flames and he actually walked home and police tracked him down to find out what happened. the tower is owned by delmarva and the crash did not impac

he kicked the ball to the atf. we are trying to get a hold of the atf to tell us in regard to that person. but again, if they know the location of the person, it would seem logical they've been able to find that person. >> right. >> reporter: but again, i have to get over to the atf pfo and find out if they can confirm what the assistant director was alluding to. >> right. and he never said that they didn't have him in custody. he simply said he is not under arrest. which may be a distinction worth noting. >> reporter: correct, yes. >> just a couple other things. we heard about cell phones, two cell phones that have been discarded by the couple in a trash can near their apartment and calling it a digital fingerprint. >> reporter: yeah. that's something that is very interesting to investigator inv and also, the extreme length that this couple went to, to try to destroy that, kate. you know, to try to make sure that they didn't leave behind any type of footprint, fingerprint, whatever you want to call it, about their

. >> reporter: within days of stephon lee's arrest in september 2013, the atf traced the gun he usedn the backyard shooting to this man. atf agents arrested oakland security guard edward purry in october of 2013. >> he purchased and sold 91 guns in less than four months. >> reporter: he was illegally buying handguns that summer using a false address in las vegas. at gun store after gun store, nine guns on one july day at big gun 7 in july at the las vegas gun range, 6 more firearms at urban civil defense. more than a half dozen stores. and then selling the guns on the street in oakland to people he knew only by their first names. >> it's a process for me. i help myself i can help everybody i love. that was it. it wasn't to add to the murder rate. it wasn't to add to nobody getting shot. >> what do you think you're doing with them, going to the range? >> reporter: purry's guns told the story. 22 guns found so far at crime scenes. >> shooting at police officers, drive-by shootings at police officers, attempted murders, um, possession of a firearm by a felon who was a suspect in shootin

we have exclusive insight from the atf. there's plenty to see. journalists from around the world documenting this massacre. but the real story is behind the scenes, stranded families allowed back into their homes after a gut wrenching night. >> open the door. >> five houses down they were saying there was a bomb. five kids in the house. there's ten kids in the house total. we're not allowed to go in our house. we are there with our sick mom. they wouldn't let my sister in. it was reduck lous. >> reporter: syed farouk and his wife were killed on this street. where it all started, at the inland regional center. >> i would never think anything would happen like that here. then i look out my window and there's cops lining the streets, s.w.a.t. teams. they have rifles in their hands. definitely super, super scary. wakes you up to everything that's going on in the world. >> reporter: a source within atf says it was unsophisticated, but they did follow simple instructions of bomb making. >> moving our safety perimeter north. >> reporter: 12 pipe bombs we

the fbi is here with our state and local partners as well as our partners from the atf. we are here to essentially assure that all the woulded are extracted and ultimately public safety is the number one goal at this point. we will work as a law enforcement community to assure that we have done everything we can in our power to find, locate and apprehend these subjects. at this point i know one of your questions is going to be is this a terrorist incident. i will tell you right now we do not know if this is a terrorist incident. so we start from the beginning, working with all our local partners. we take the presumption that it maybe, it may not be, but we will work hand in hand with them from the beginning. if things change we are here from the get go, and there is no steps lost as the investigation proceeds. at this point i'm going to turn it back over to the chief. >> so very quickly, after t

thank you. >> should we talk to the atf? trish: the big headline from that press conference there. that fbi is now investigating san bernardino as an act of terror. we have with us your former fbi investigator bill daley. we also have doctor zhudi. hearing both from the county sheriff as well as the head of the police department. the big news, of course, coming from the fbi. the fbi is investigating this as an act of terrorism. something that they had been reluctant to do over the last several days. what does it tell us that they now know. looking at it as an act of terrorism. is this something that the president is aware of? the head of the fbi? >> made just by the assistant director in california. very close to the investigation. a decision like this to make the announcement. the evidence along with him. in and to the white house that this announcement will be made. trish: i want to point out that we will be hearing shortly from the fbi. the director of the fbi. we will bring that statement to you live. one would also anticipate in this situation that we may also hear something f

>> reporter: why are you calling the atf in? >> because it's a church fire. >> the church is gone, it's heartbreaking. it really is. you trust in god, he knows all things. >> reporter: and back out here live, you can see the fire crews are out here, now, like you heard them say the fire chief in that store, they will investigate atf will investigate which is normal protocol because it is a church. a firefighter was treated for a back injury and was released from the hospital. >> thanks, annie. >>> philadelphia homicide detectives are investigating a deadly shooting on the 4700 block of kingsessing avenue. a man was shot around 7:30. arriving police officers rushed him to the hospital, but doctors could not save him. >>> we could learn more on the brutal murder afternoon elderly man -- of an elderly man in the overbrook section of the city. the detectives are questioning the man's 29-year-old son who lived in the home on woodbine avenue. charges are pending. >>> rapper meek mill is due back in the courtroom for his latest parol he

. >> reporter: why are you calling the atf in? >> because it's a church fire. >> these people their homes are messed up, the church is gone, it's heartbreaking, it is, i trust in god, he knows all things. >> reporter: and we are told that the renovations that were happening because of the december 2 fire were going so well they expected to be back here to have stlees -- at least not services, but functions in time for christmas. the firefighter who was injured is okay, she suffered a back injury and was treated and released from the hospital. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> it's a horrible set back for the congregation. >> fire cruise knocked down an an -- fire crews knocked down an garage fire in kensington about an hour ago. crews brought the fire under control in 20 minutes, there were no reports of injuries. >>> philadelphia homicide deserves are investigating a deadly shooting on the 4600 block of kingsessing avenue. a man was shot multiple times. arriving police officers rushed him to the hospital, doctors could n

. >> the atf determined the guns used were purchased legally. the attorney general said this morning that such violence has no place in the u.s. >> residence found themselves residents found themselves caught in the cross fire. >> dramatic end to yesterday's shoot-out between the suspect and police. this is cell phone video. gunshots rang out like fireworks in the residential area about two miles from the social services center. >> we're hearing stories of survival from those in the building at the time of the shooting. some watched the shooters carry out the attack. we have their accounts. >> reporter: moments of terror and panic in san bernardino, but what was it like for the people inside not knowing if they would leave alive? >> i was just numb. i was in disbelief. i called my kids and said, if something happens to me, there's a shooting here, just be safe. >> reporter: melinda is one of the people who was inside the building with the shooters, but escaped. >> we had to come out with our hands up and be escorted across the street to the golf

the fbi is here as is the atf to be on hand from the get-go in case this becomes a federal case. right now, and active seed and people still putting the pieces together. >> still a lot of questions that need to be answered. >>> let's do a check on your weather as we head towards a rainy day. it has been try a round here for the most part. the clouds are thickening up. a pretty sunset, but tomorrow will be pretty as well as the system will moving quickly. those showers will come south, but not until tomorrow afternoon. here we are at about 10 am tomorrow, it is just getting ready to move into santa rosa. it is powerful. by lunch time everyone is wet. by 1 o'clock, scattered showers and then it is gone. too bad this thing doesn't slow down a little bit, so far we are forecasting maybe an inch of rain. when you wake up at 6 am, it will be mostly cloudy. the rain will get in here about noon and it will be windy as well. by tomorrow night's commute, it should be drive. san jose, tomorrow will be a little slower getting down there. brain develops from lunch time -- rain will develop fr

found a massive stash of guns and booze. 53-year-old sterling albert is facing felony charges after the atfays it found two stills and unregistered guns, including assault rifles and grenade launchers. his bond is set at $2 million. >>> new video of last week's deadly police shooting has been released. the family representing the family of mario woods says the video shows that woods was not a threat. police, however, say that woods was a threat. they say he refused to drop the knife. his family has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. >>> the fbi is refusing to comment about what divers have found in a lake near the home of the san bernardino shatters. they are allegedly looking for a missing computer hard drive that syed farook and tashfeen malik may have thrown away. divers have already recovered several other items for inspection. >>> northbound lanes on interstate two crate are back -- 280 are back open after a deadly crash just before 2:00. moments before the crash police say there were several reports of a woman walking across the highway. officers say all northbound lanes were c

exposed to dangerous amounts of raid on it addition, new program will be developed with guidance from the atf and other networks. the results will be posted on the school district's websites. we will follow these developments and have more for you coming up at 11. former president jimmy carter announcing today he is cancer free. carter telling a sunday school class he teaches in georgia that is most recent brain scan showed no signs of melanoma. former president started treatment in august for melanoma that had spread from his liver to his blame. -- to his brain. airplane wasn's forced to make an emergency landing after the lane blew a tire after takeoff. fortunately, no one was hurt. hand grenade of a forced customers to evacuate several businesses along georgia avenue in northwest d.c.. ashley coleman is live with the developments. who would bring a hand grenade to a police station? they say the person just wanted to dispose of it safely, but that forced police to shut down this is the section of georgia avenue and evacuate nearby businesses. on sunday, iturs was not safe to shop at walmart

members outside the building. atf agents on the scene. the situation is fluid. police looking for possible vehicles involved, including a black suv. the president of the inland regional center said gunfire started inside the library and conference center. at least 25 employees work in that building but outside group was renting the facility. we'll bring you updates as we get them on nbc news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. mitch blacher. >> we were getting information about some outside group using the facility itself. but what do we know about what takes place in the building overall. >> we don't know what that group -- what group was using the facility. we know the inland regional center where this happened. website says it serves more than 27,000 people with developmental disabilities. it is the largest regional center of this type in california and unand of the largest flan profit in the state. >> mitch blacher live for us. thank you. >>> dip into our live coverage from nbc station out in los angeles covering this all afternoon. listen in here. >> -- has not been neutr

. >>> now a developing story, "action news" has learned that the atf is investigating a suspicious firee city's port richmond section, it broke out in a row home under construction on the 26 block just before 1:30, the atf says it's arson and they are conductsing an investigation tonight. parents at a north philadelphia school are angry at the slow pace in which they were notified of an incident this week. a student stuck other children with a hypodermic needle, parents only found out second and third hand. >> reporter: parents dropping their children off at the george mead school are upset. yesterday a third grade girl brought needles to school and stuck five kids. some parents claim the district did not notify them. >> you never got a letter. >> to see it on the news was like a shock. >> this man found out from his little sister in the classroom, she was unharmed. the child with the needles appeared to be taunting the kids. >> the little girl was running and chasing the kids and screaming and chasing and telling the teacher to come here she has a needle. >> lashonda peterson did get s

internationally, well, locally you still have the atf where you knowing out the gun traces and thingsi'm sure they're running this u.s. passport. he's a u.s. citizen. i'm sure the state department is involved already. asked for traces on his passport, the female as well. they haven't announced her citizenship yet. i'm not sure why. but i'm sure they're checking into her travel. the fbi overseas offices, attaches are probably running down leads. >> it's worth pointing out for our viewers that san bernadino is just about an hour away from where ewe and i sit here in los angeles. you know this area pretty well. this is an area that's been through a lot. and now this. >> very hard with the economic downturn several years ago. lots of unemployment, lots of foreclosures out there. this is an yaer that's been hit hard. the people there are resilient. they have an incredible sheriff's department, police department out there. excellent investigators. i have no doubt that all contributed to the very quick resolution of this incident. >> we appreciate the insight and the analysis. >> thank you s

many weeks which has investigators asking whether this could have been set intentionally. >> why is the atf involved. >> because of the possible hate crime that may be associated with the incident. >> real difficult to see something go down that you love. really difficult. >> reporter: reverend c eugene brooks says despite the destruction, this congregation will band together and continue meeting for sunday services. >> we will meet this sunday in the community center. >> church goers at nearby congregations like charles sullivan. >> says that they are opening their arms to those in new jerusalem missionary baptist church touring this most difficult time. >> we are going to help them out in anyway we can because that is what we do. we help each other out. we are small are churches in the community but we do our best to help people out. >> reporter: really the only noticeable piece of the church still standing the steeple will you see behind me. we're told by investigators they will be back here tomorrow bright and early 7:00 . reporting here from wilmington delaware i'm greg argos cbs-3 "ey

the atf officer responded. and determined that it was just a very thick pipe with a piece of cloth that was made to look like a fuse. b it did not contain any explosives. >> in the end the two were dead. at this time police believe thr the only suspects. farouk attended the party, left angry and returned to open fire. so far no motive has been determined. we'll keep it right here for the latest on this deadly shooting in san bernardino california. i'm dara brown. thanks f >>> overnight, details from the worst u.s. mass shooting since sandy hook. what we're learning about the couple accused of opening fire while investigators search for a motive. >>> on capitol hill, demands for meaningful change. exasperated lawmakers want to know what, if any tragedy can help change the controversial gun laws. >>> oscar pistorius now guilty of murder after the court finds a fundamental error in his last trial. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >

if you listen to your reporter, he said the atf believes someone purchased this gun on behalf of thep in the hands of this guy. >> chances are probably pretty good carly and i agree 99% of the time on the second amendment issues. let's move on to the campaign. also mika wants to get your husband up here so she can flirt with him. >> i know, frank loves mika, mika loves framnk. >> and now mika knows he was in "tow times." >> donald trump says very strange things. >> well, the media falls for it. the media show it is over and over again. this is what donald trump does. it's good for his ratings. he's an entertainer. here's his pattern. he says something outrageous, the media follows it, then he says somehow we misunderstood him, we misunderstood him making fun of the "new york times" reporter, we misunderstood when -- it's a man who only feels big when he's trying to make other people look small and i think it makes donald trump look the smallest of all. >> let's talk about your campaign. you had a big surge after the first two debates. we haven't heard quite as much. a lot of campaign

>> the fbi is taking care of that part of t t investigation and working closely with the atf. they know where that person is located. they may or may not havi custody of them. at this point. the assistant directct of the fbi will know more about that. whether or not he's an accomplice, they'll make that determination. it's part of their ongoing investigation. on the purpose of the weapons and how they were given to the suspects in this case. >> is there anything you can shed light on on how they got their hands on those two assault rifles? >> it's our belief that the person of interest that the fbi is looking at purchased those fire arms legally. and how they got to the suspect in this ca, we're not exactly sure. that's part of the fbi and the atf's investigation. >> can either of you addrere the cocoition of the baby this morning? the couple left behind a 6-month-old. >> my understanding is federal authorities in conjunction with the county's child protective services took custody of that child and at some point in the next week, they will have a dependency hearing in the coun

at this hour, there are investigators on the scene and heard from atf they recovered two rifles and handguns and found an improvised explosion in the car, the black suv. there was some concern they would have to detonate it there but so far that has not happened. investigators being very careful here because there were several shots fired between police and the suspects, two of the suspects shot and killed and one female not identified. the other suspects have been identified. it's not clear who the suspect that was killed by police at this scene is. one of those names is sayed farook and his brother have been identified as two shooters involved in this inland center massacre. >> thanks, dave. dave is telling us dave hopes to have another update in an hour or so. tomorrow morning on "news4 today" j that will get started at 4:26. >> we will turn to our weather. we have big changes coming our way. it's about time. >> i cannot tell you how excited we will be to see that sun and all we have to do is get through that chilly start. >> it is going to be a chilly start. the sunshine is going to be a

being traced to someone who was a former roommate, and that person now is going to be talked to by the atf. they have no indication that person had anything to do with the shooting but it is an interview that's going to be taking place soon. >> beyond the weapons themselves, the rounds, by my count, more than 6,000 rounds of ammunition. they fired about 75 at the party. another 76 at the officers during the standoff. >> with a clean background, nobody will question any of this. you can buy as many bullets as you want. >> fire high-capacity magazines. that's a sensitive subject. that's one thing they've talked about zeroing in on, high-capacity magazines. >> what intelligence forces, law enforcement sources, have said to me, as much as you worry about the guns, in this particular case, the improvised explosive device, if you will, the pipe bombs, they had an arsenal at that house -- >> where did the black powder come from, i mean, these are questions they're trying to nail down of where the ingredients -- these bombs were not very sophisticated. he did have an idea of what exactly he was do