america must put its own citizens first, because only then can we truly make america great again. [ applause ] you know that phrase one that was repeated over and over on the campaign trail. and president trump promised it again tonight in his address to congress. over all a fairly typical presidential address to joined session for presidency that has been anything but typical in its first weeks. the president talked about immigration, jobs and of course obama care reform. but the moment that touched both sides of the aisle was assurance to the grieving widow of navy seal ryan owens. he told her that her husband s death in a controversial raid is not in vain. ryan s legacy is edged into eternity. thank you. [ applause ] moment of night right there. former kentucky governor sheaf beshear gave the democratic response from diner. in 2010, this country made a commitment that every american deserved health care they could afford and rely on. and we democrats are going to d
ryan s legacy is edged into eternity. thank you. [ applause ] moment of night right there. former kentucky governor sheaf beshear gave the democratic response from diner. in 2010, this country made a commitment that every american deserved health care they could afford and rely on. and we democrats are going to do everything in our power to keep president trump and the republican congress from reneging on that commit many. steve beshear criticiz critid president trump for filling his cabinet with wall street and washington insiders and not draining the swamp. the administration s plans for immigration have whipped up strong opinions on both sides. and now the cape may county sheriff s office wants to use corrections officers as immigration agents. as fox 29 s chris o connell reports, that idea has quite a few people concern. reporter: immigration battle hitting home in cape may county. in my country and your country and i m tired of being ashamed. reporter: wi
i m in shock myself. farook s brother-in-law said the two spoke about a week ago. even family members cannot find out why the couple would leave behind a 6 month old daughter and go on a rampage. the amount of obvious preplanning that went in, the amount of armaments that he had, the weapons and the ammunition, there was obviously a mission here. they could have continued to do another attack. we intercepted them before that happened, obviously. a candlelight vigil will be held tonight in california for the 14 people who died and the 21 others who were injured. the wounded include two police officers. reporting live from the digital operations center, i m rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. staying with this story now, some of the victims are still being identified right now, but we do know one has local ties in south jersey. nicolas thalasinos worked in cape may county before heading out to san bernardino with his wife. ted greenberg reports how his wife and former cowo
arrive on the scene as two killers unleashed mayhem in california. then the face of evil, alarming new details emerge about the suspected mastermind behind the deadly attack. and remembering the lives lost. hundreds gather to pay tribute to mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers killed in the attack. good evening, i m chuck star borough. i m natalie pass k pasquarella. what else they may have been planning before police took them out. right now the fbi is treating this case as a possible terror attack. investigators say the primary suspect, syed farook, appeared to have been radicalized. the death toll stands at 14, but the number of injured has risen to 21. new information has been emerging by the minute. we have a team of reporters covering every angle. we begin with michael gargiulo live in san bernardino right now where a vigil for those victims reporter: natalie and chuck, when we were coming to you, the most somber moment herenst that vigil in the stadium
continued to search attacker s garage and what they have already found makes the point, the death toll kol have been even worse much worse and it is thursday night, the big story on action news tonight is new information that doesn t completely answer the lingering question. now was the attack in san bernardino a workplace grudge or islamic terrorism. a u.s. intel it it yens officials did say today that 8-year-old saad farook was in contact with known islamic extremists on social immediate aand fbi said it s too early to label attacks yesterday as terrorism. authorities did confirm today that was in atnd answer at county employees at the inland regional center and then left. he returned with his wife, tashfeen malik and they were both in dress and launched a spray of bullets. one victim was nicholas falacanios he worked in liveded in cape may county and his former wife and son still live in the delaware valley. we have a better idea today about the size of farook s and hi