correction officer ray calderon viciously slashed by two teenage inmates at rikers. he needed 22 stitches. shortly after the attack, he joined other correction officers and said the new jail guidelines correction makes their jobs more dangerous. the rules include putting the brakes on solitary confinement for any inmate under 21. >> you cannot hold someone in a position of power in the new york city department of corrections and their main objective is ensure that correction officers are slashed on a daily basis, stabbed on a daily basis, sexually assaulted on a daily basis, and nothing happens to them. >> i believe we're on the right track to reduce the use of force properly and to get away from things like punitive segregation. >> by the way, the city says the department of correction's new use of force policy was also drafted with significant contribution from uniformed members of staff, including the unions and the board of correction. joining us this morning to talk about all this, norman seabrook -- he's president of the correction officers association -- and r

this comes one month after two inmates were accused of jumping a correction officer, ray calderon, slashing him in the face and neck. not working quickly enough to bring reform rob? >>> now we turn to the latest on the mass murder in southern california. the fbi has officially invested the san bernardino shooting as an act of terrorism after determining there was extensive attack. officials say there is no indication syed farook and tashfeen malik were part of a larger plot of members of a terror cell meaning this attack was inspired by but not directed by isis or al-qaeda or some other terrorist group. >>> overnight a ups distribution center was evacuated in san bernardino after a driver spotted a syed farook. officials quickly determined that the item was safe and posed no threat. >>> we got our first look inside the couple's home. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett in fact was the only inside the home where so much seemed normal. brandi hitt begins our coverage now from california. >> reporter: this is our first look at tashfeen malik, the mystery woman that police think may have been

calderon. >> if i would have passed out, this would be a funeral. >> reporter: they pounced on him and slashed his face and artery. the de blasio administration has been trying to bring reform to rikers and reduce violence, but union leaders say it's not moving fast enough and that it's only a matter of time >> who is, in fact, running this place? is it the correction department or the inmates that are involved in all of these gangs? >> reporter: this is the inmate in question identified tonight by the bronx da's office as michael gonzalez. they are about to reach arrest him now on a charge of assaulting an officer. he was already in on an assault charge and already being housed in a part of rikers where they house what officers refer to as the worst of the worse. once he's arraigned on this new charge, that's where he'll return free to attack again. the department of corrections has not yet responded to our requests for comments about this story tonight. we'll keep you posted. live in flushing queens tonight, josh einiger. >>> now tonight the latest on the gun massacre in southern cal

it comes one month after two inmates were accused of jumping officer ray calderon, slashing the officer in the face and neck. union leaders say is the city is not working quickly enough to bring reform to rikers. rob? >>> now we will turn to the latest on the massacre in southern california. isis is praising the attack. it has not yet claimed responsibility for it. the fbi is officially investigating the shooting as an act of terrorism after the agency determined there was extensive planning involved in the attack. officials say there is no indication that syed farook and tashfeen malik were part of a larger plot of members of a terror cell meaning it was likely inspired by but not directed by isis or even al- qaeda. about the massacre inside the conference room that left 14 people deed. survivors and -- dead. survivors and first responders sharing their horrific stories. cecilia vega has the latest. >> my supervisor yelled, run, said shooting, gunshots. >> reporter: there were four minutes of sheer terror. jenna was inside the building when the shooting started. people were running fro