A quiet Monday morning exploded into terror. Gunfire shattered the stillness of a San Diego mosque, children running, parents screaming into their phones, the world tilting in a single, violent minute. Sirens drowned out prayers. Streets locked down. A security guard dead, two gunmen lifeless, and dozens of families trapped in a nightmare of waiting—waiting for names, for answers, for the one message that says their child is al… Continues…