potentially the one finished the radicalization of her husband and may have been the bomb maker and helping with the training. there was not only a lot domestically but in the country they are insuring that there are no more attacks to do with this case, julie. adam, thank you very much. and that s bringing us to the twitter question of the day. and do recent attacks change your opinion of the most important issue of the 2016 election and why? i will read your answers later on the fox report. tomorrow, an interview you don t want to miss. the texas congressman mike mccaul. and what it means for security in the home land.
ups facility shut down entirely after a driver noticed a package that was supposed to be delivered to the suspect s home. it turned out to be nothing suspicious. kristin fisher has reaction from the 2016 presidential candidates on. this and we begin with adam houseley who is live in california who is covering the story since the beginning. we heard about a possible raid near biechlt what can you tell us? reporter: yeah, julie, you mentioned the guns that were talked b. a r- 15 used by the killers back on tuesday. the authorities didn t believe it was given to them by an accomplice but someone bought them legally and going on theory and they were transferred over whether an illegal sale or lending them.
dubbed cyber week now? groupon has an average discount race of 62%. over the weekend the average spending per person totaled nearly $300, and i ll tell you, jenna, if you ve opened up your computer, your phone, i know you re seeing it, deals for everybody from vacations to cuff links. on average most people are expected to spend just a little bit more than last year. jenna? jenna: well, that s good news for the economy. at this point, adam, i don t even know what s a good deal because you re flooded with so many percentages off, you don t know what s the real price of anything, right? reporter: you know, right. just buy what they want. one item for every member of the family, if that s what they want, do it and get it over with. you can do it on your phone, your tablet just don t do it at work, jenna. jenna: you re looking at me? reporter: no, i m looking at jon. [laughter] jenna: that s right.
jon: pope francis wrapping up his landmark five-day visit to africa. he ended the trip in the central african republic, a nation suffering through years of religious violence. his holiness said mass for hundreds of thousands of the faithful, pope francis also visited a mosque where he urged forgiveness. the pope also made stops in condition kenya and uganda. jenna: more bargain hunters seem interested in shopping online than waiting on line on this busy retail weekend which all culminates today with cyber monday. adam houseley s live in los angeles with more on this. adam? reporter: yeah, does it ever really end? you can find stuff online just about everywhere. you turn on anything you own that s digital, and you re going to have some sort of deal. if you weren t brave enough to go out on black friday, your chance to shop online has been going on for some time. according to the national retail
to stop them? harris: and actor charlie sheen announces he is hiv positive, but what about reports he failed tell his partners about that? sandra: all of that plus our #oneluckyguy. outnumbered top of the hour. jon: we ll be watching. jenna: actor charlie sheen saying he s hiv positive and revealing the illness in an interview with nbc s today show. adam houseley has the details. reporter: he says he was basically forced to give up millions to cope it quiet for to keep it quiet. take a listen. i thought i had a brain tumor, i thought it was over. after a battery of tests and spinal taps, all that crap, they walked in the room and said, boom, here s what s going on. it s a hard three letters to absorb, you know? it s a turning point in one s life. reporter: sheen says he announced this today to put a