checks on tashfeen malik, the wife in this case, in this slaughter, the officials saying that they basically found, according to t the new york times that she wanted to be a part of jihad, not only support it. the obama administration has said as much, they have to look at this k-1 visa program that allows someone to be on the path to citizenship by marrying an american citizen. behind me, this memorial. last night in rained here in san bernardino. we don t see the flickering of candles but this is still a community with a huge hole in their heart. they will mourn the loss of bennetta bet-badal in rancho cucamonga tomorrow. a teacher in paris stabbed in the throat by a masked attacker in the name of isis.
without their mom. reporter: and bennetta bet-badal leaves behind her husband and three children, ages 10, 12 and 15. she loved her job as a health inspector and serving the san bernardino community. but her greatest love of all were her children. there is a go fund me page. i ll put that up on my facebook and twitter and on foxandfriends.com. elisabeth, pete and steve, back to you. thank you very much. great work, anna. that s just one of the stories. we will pray for that family and the others who suffered such a great loss. it is important. we ll turn to heather nauert with headlines with a busy friday. we certainly do have a busy day. pete, great to see you. got other news to bring you now. parents at a new jersey elementary school are outraged after officials delayed telling them about a plot by fifth graders to blow up a school? police detained students on a
the extraordinary stories of survival. there s kevin ortiz shot five times, one though deflected off an iphone in his jacket pocket t could have potentially saved his life. there are so many stories of first responders and people inside of that building rushing to the side of people who were shot, potentially saving lives. they re choosing to focus on the heroic actions instead of the devastation that played out. will carr, live in san bernardino. by the way, coming up in about 15 minutes, anna is going to talk to the victims one of the victim s families. she actually left iran, persecution over there. came to the united states for a better life only to be killed by this guy who does appear to be a radical. she s a mom of three. her name is bennetta bet-badal. it will be a powerful interview. you fled iran to come to the united states and avoid extremist and met here. it s the reality of what was there is now coming here.
much. without him, this family will never be the same. then another victim we have been talking about quite a bit is larry daniel kaufman. he ran the coffee shop in building three at the inland regional center. here s a picture of daniel at the renaissance fair where he had worked for 16 years. his family says he was a good person that we all loved. then there was another victim, bennetta bet-badal, 46 years old. she had an incredible story. she moved here from iran when she was just 18 years old to escape islamic extremism. she moved to new york and then to california where she met her husband and he worked as a police officer for the local community college there. she was a mother of three. her children, ages 10, 12 and 15, she was also an inspector with the health department since 2006. according to the gofundme page set up by her family, she loved her job, her country, her