position and power-to-be could could kill their parents. that s that s the kinda stuff that shakespeare wrote about. and yet, it seemed that s exactly what happened. a few weeks after the arrests, detective zoeller confirmed another tip judalon smyth gave them. judalon said that the guns were purchased at a gun store in san diego. i was lookin through gun records. and i said, this is it. the name on the sale was an old friend of lyle s from princeton. but the friend was not even in california when the guns were purchased. and he was missing his i.d. we learned later that lyle had taken the wallet. it seemed like overwhelming evidence that lyle and erik killed their parents. two rich kids from beverly hills.
this, they have to be held accountable and responsible. nobody gets a free pass. all three men face multiple charges. the most serious of which are felony murder and murder with malice. trace: steve harrigan outside the courthouse, thank you. sandra: it happened again, another mob orchestrating a high-end heist in california i.d. after we told you about bay area break-ins. this time los angeles. thieves hit a nordstrom department store last night. who 80 looters stormed the store in walnut creek, california. police have arrested several suspects but many are still out there. the growing crime crisis raising terry s questions for some on the left like congressman rashida tlaib who was grilled over support of a bill to abolish federal prisons. i think everyone is like oh, my god. did you see how many people are mentally ill mentor in prison
california i.d.. and rifafarook and i will step away. okay? i take it we do not want to see the pictures. we blurred out the driver s license, msnbc did not. apart from legal issues and the investigation investigations as a bother i am horrified they are showing personal children who are in no way implicated in this and it is a complete abrogation of journalists integrity. msnbc regretted showing dentification cards and in an apology. a 24 hour news cycle. everyone is trying to get to the front of the story and sometimes you make really bad judgment calls and this is one of them.
we have to step back a little bit because there s a crowd that wants to step in as you come out. we are going to go into the room over here. we are coming over here to what may have been the main bedroom. kind of overwhelming here with the number of crews that are here. we have a bedroom here and spread out appears to be credit cards and i.d.s. here s an i.d. here we go. so california i.d. let me just look at it first. okay. rifa satana farook. i will step away here. i take it we don t want to see the pictures. why don t i just sort of look at some of this and reveal we have things like social security cards from rifa farook. we have a revenue support clerk business services from kaiser
pivotal. we are here to try to assist you in some housing, whatever you need, transportation, california i.d., job developer. are there any special needs right now? yes. like what? i need housing, and i need employment. okay, then. for curtis calloway, the community transition program couldn t have come at a better time. because i need help. that s basically it. no matter how i may speak or sound, i need help. that s what it is. you know, because i m not a bad guy, you know. i m a good guy. but it s just a simple fact. one time i used drugs at one time. right? and then out of straight stress, and i didn t know which way to turn. cut it off? freedom.