Obama To Meet Families Of San Bernardino Terror Attack Victims
The president is meeting privately with the victims' families without cameras or fanfare, according to the White House.
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The president is meeting privately with the victims' families without cameras or fanfare, according to the White House.
When San Bernardino shooting victim Isaac Amanios arrived in the United States 15 years ago from East Africa he hoped his new life would give him a greater degree of safety and security.
San Bernardino Valley College police call bomb threat a hoax and clear the scene.
The suspect reportedly shouted "shoot me."
Federal investigators were back at Seccombe Lake this morning to continue their search for the missing hard drive.
San Bernardino's police chief is being praised for his handling of last week's mass killing, which was the most devastating crime he has ever dealt with.
The reported plot would explain why the suspects were sitting on thousands of rounds of ammunition and a large supply of home-made pipe bombs.
New revelations from officials and public records show a much deeper connection between Syed Rizwan Farook and Enrique Marquez than previously was disclosed.
Two survivors of the massacre also attended the somber service.
Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of calling in bomb threats to a hospital and a high school.
New evidence has revealed that both San Bernardino shooters were radicalized even before they met online, the FBI said Wednesday.
Authorities say they have arrested the 46-year-old mother of a small child on suspicion of murder.
In the week since the attacks that killed 14 and injured 21 in San Bernardino, counselors have been working almost nonstop to help first responders who were on the scene Wednesday.
Federal law enforcement officials explained Syed Rizwan Farook, 28, and Tasfeen Malik, 27, had been radicalized "for quite some time" prior to carrying out the deadly shooting.
The shooting occurred at the Inland Regional Center, a social services agency, where the county Department of Public Health was renting the auditorium for an annual meeting.
The picture shows Julie Swann Paez receiving an award for excellence, another woman smiling and someone else clapping. But the joyous scene soon turned into carnage.
After news spread that Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump called for "a total and complete shutdown of all Muslims" entering the U.S., some Inland Empire residents said the plan was "ridiculous" while others said they agreed with the proposal.
One of the killers took target practice at a Riverside gun range just two days before the massacre.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump called Monday for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States."
LA's oldest religious procession took on added meaning Sunday as the victims of Wednesday's massacre in San Bernardino weren't far from many people's minds.
"We need to show radical love against radical incidents such as this," said Mohammed Safar.
"It hurts the most not knowing what my mother is going through at this moment. I can't even imagine," said Torralbo's daughter, Kayla Gaskill.
Crowds gathered in downtown San Bernardino on Saturday trying to start healing as a community at the annual Christmas parade, but fear of more attacks were still at the forefront of the conversation.
"I didn't understand that I would feel so guilty about being okay," Angelika Robinson says. "It hit me. And it's still hitting me."
The house that was home to the San Bernardino attackers and briefly opened to the media by a Redlands landlord on Friday was boarded back up a day later, as the decision to open it to the public was scrutinized by local law enforcement officers.
