wanted to defeat donald trump, it is not that hard. 75% or 80% of the party doesn t support him at the grassroots level, but you got to have a bunch of other people quit the race to aggregate that vote and get it down to just one or two others. that s not likely to happen in the near term and that s the only way people are going to stop him if they are going to be able to stop him at all. i think there is a reasonable chance at this point that s going to be the nominee. all right. all stay with me. we are going to take a brief break. when we come back, we are going to be talking and hearing more what donald trump had to say. we also have the breaking news on the female shooter in the san bernardino massacre. she came to the u.s. on the fiancee visa and now learning tonight, breaking news, u.s. officials never asked her about her views, about jihadist views, none of the above. and cnn also learning the female shooter, i said, was never questioned about those jihadi views. and dona
condemning it for what it is. authorities have yet to nail down the motive of the san bernardino massacre. syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik were likely radicalized and in touch with people in the los angeles area expressing jihadist views and he was linked to persons of interests to american authorities. authorities also try to determine who may have helped supply them with the stockpiles of ammunition, bombs and weapons that authorities recovered. according to the police the attackers used four guns firing up to 75 rounds killing 14 and wounding 21 others and rigged three remote controlled pipe bombs that failed to detonate. four magazines were found at the scene after a deadly confrontation with police. 1,600 rounds of ammunition were
nbc news is reporting tonight that according to authorities, syed farook had been in touch with persons of interest with people in the l.a. area who have jihadist views. he was also in con u communication with individuals overseas who are also persons of interest to u.s. authorities. joining us now, malcolm nans, a former kouns terrorism officer and author of defeating isis who they are, how they fight, what they believe. also joining us from the vigil at san manuel stadium in san bernadino is nasam ali who knew syed farook. mr. ali, thank you very much for joining us to night. first of all, i want you to tell us where you are at that vigil tonight. how have you been received there by people at the vigil? honestly, i mean, i just came here about 15, 20 minutes ago. and everything is fine.
down the motive of the san bernardino massacre. syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik were likely radicalized and in touch with people in the los angeles area expressing jihadist views and he was linked to persons of interests to american authorities. authorities also try to determine who may have helped supply them with the stockpiles of ammunition, bombs and weapons that authorities recovered. according to the police the attackers used four guns firing up to 75 rounds killing 14 and wounding 21 others and rigged three remote controlled pipe bombs that failed to detonate. four magazines were found at the scene after a deadly confrontation with police. 1,600 rounds of ammunition were found in their body and rented car.
pennsylvania. we have a statement from that company. i want to read it to you in part from air products. i think we can pull it up on our screen. they say we can confirm that an incident occurred at our facility in france this morning. our priority is to take care of our employees who have been evacuated from the site and all are accounted for. your thoughts? well i was very surprised to hear about the attack on a chemical or gas factory in france because typically terrorists that we ve seen with these sort of jihadist views are not attacking these kind of facilities. but the fact that it s american suddenly the mystery clears up. that may very well have been the motivation here. typically when we ve seen terrorist attacks in europe they re usually against more symbolic targets whether it was the charlie hebdo magazine back