a woman were killed in a shootout with police. while police haven t officially determined a motive, they are eyeing workplace violence, or domestic terrorism as possible charges. we have coverage of this still breaking story. reporter: police say both of the suspects had handguns and rifles on them. they were dressed in military style clothing and also had several magazines of ammunition. police say two suspects, a man and a woman were killed in a violent gun battle with officers, less than two miles from where they allegedly massacred 14 people in san bernandino. the man was identified as cyad faruk. they were dressed in kind of assault style clothing. reporter: hours earlier, inland regional center 60 miles east of los angeles. police say the suspects walked into the social services building wednesday morning, where a holiday luncheon was underway. they came prepared to do what they did, as if they were on a mission. reporter: workers locked themselves in offices
in the race for the white house the latest poll shows donald trump and ben carson neck and neck on the republican side. marco rubio and ted cruz are the only others in double digits. the poll also found that against democrat hillary clinton trump could not win but carson chris christie rubio, and cruz could. for rubio a rise in the polls means rising scrutiny. and here s major garrett. reporter: marco rubio s personal finances faced scrutiny at last week s gop debate. you accidentally intermingled campaign money with your personal money. you faced foreclosure on a second home that you bought. and just last year you liquidated a $68,000 retirement fund. that s something that cost you thousands of dollars in taxes and penalties. you just listed a litany of discredited attacks from democrats and my political opponents. reporter: these are the facts. while a member of the florida house of representatives rubio failed to disclose $34,000 in personal expenses charged to t
the coldest day of the season. we started off at 11:00 degrees this morning. the record is 4 degrees below zero. that was in 1904. high temp, 28 degrees. 10degrees off the mark. should make it to 38. new york city felt like 4 below zero. 10 below in newburgh. everybody in the tri-state felt like you were starting off with temperatures below zero, when you factored in the wind. morning lows tomorrow morning, again, we were 11 this morning. you ll be about 22 degrees in new york city. the winds won t be as strong, so it s not going to have that kind of drastic wind chill. in the afternoon and evening, you re about 10 degrees warmer tomorrow than you were today. we ll talk about the extended forecast, because those numbers are going up, kj. now to that developing story. tonight for a missing pregnant woman who hasn t been seen since sunday. valerie castro was live in bay chester where friends and loved ones are worried for her safety. reporter: christine, just within the las
some type of bug going around or whatever. he said because i wanted to go on vacation. reporter: the mosquito- borne zika virus is active in central and south america and the caribbean. pregnant women should reconsider travel to affected countries. cancel that trip if you are trying to get pregnant or you may newly pregnant. you really just don t want to put yourself in a position where a simple mosquito bite could endanger the health of your unborn baby. reporter: the virus is the suspected cause of birth defects that are spiking in brazil. hundreds of babies born with undersized heads, a condition known as microcephaly. manhattan marketing executive kristine decided to cancel her trip to the caribbean. i m 14 weeks pregnant. i don t think mothers ever want to take that chance. reporter: nassau county has one case from someone who recently traveled. it s urging airlines and travel businesses to allow concerned passengers to change or cancel plans without penalty.
in a second floor bedroom at their home. 636 joline avenue. in long branch. what began as multiple small fires quickly consumed the inside of the house. firefighters opening the door around midnight to a wall of smoke and flames. they tried to get upstairs to the second floor. the house was already fully involved. they couldn t make their way past the smoke and fire. they tried their hardest to get up to the second floor. they were trying to knock the door down and trying to get in and try to help save some of the people that were in there. so that is what i could see from this point, you know. and they just couldn t get past the door. no, at one point, they did finally get through, but they were knocking out windows also, and up on the roof. investigators say all four family members had other injuries unrelated to the fire exposure itself. sources telling cbs 2, each person had gunshot wounds. we are not ruling out the potential that there was a homicide and then a