new details about that deadly shooting in california. good afternoon and thank you for joining us today. >> yesterday's mass shooting could have been much worse. police revealed today the suspects had a massive supply of ammunition and explosives. they still don't know the motive yet. they're trying to determine how he became radicalized and whether he was in contact with any parent terror organizations. >> and we're starting to learn

about the lives of the 17 people who were injured yesterday. >>. >> for much of the past 24 hoirs, we've been talking about two people the couple that wreaked all of this havoc on this town and the nation as a whole. this baseball field will become a place to honor. >> reporter: not a church or stadium, but a gas station corner. total strangers meet, talk and bray near the site where 14 people died. >> they are very overwhelmed.

there are six kids who lost their father. renee is a stay-at-home mom, so they've also lost all of their financial support. the kids are just finding out today. >> reporter: another one of the lives lost, nicholas falasanos. his wife says he worked for an environmental inspected xx for the county. police say they found 6,000 rounds of am ymunition in their rent rented vans. >> there were hundreds of tools, many of which could be used to construct ieds or pipe bombs. >> as horrible as the shooting was, there could have been many more vick toims for strangers to pray for tonight.

thousands are expected to come tonight. we think there's probably going to be a full house for people supporting these families. reporting live, back to you. >> now the names of the victims are slowly being released. daniel kaufmann ran a coffee shop and trained the developmentally disabled to find jobs. damien means from river stied was a father of two who just started working for the department of environmental health. >> born in chicago, worked as a county restaurant inspector. his wife entered the u.s. on a legal visa last year. they were married shortly after that. the couple had a baby girm. on the day of the shooting

yesterday, abc news has confirmed the two dropped off their six-month-old daughter telling family members they had a doctor's appointment. >>. >> coming up at 4:30, the growing concern in the u.s. >> valley medical center was locked down after somebody was spotted with a gun. >> this comes after people are still on edge. >> reporter: that lockdown was lifted moments ago. it was much heavier about 30 minutes ago. let's show you some video from sky 7 hd. a very tense reaction after someone reported an armed man on campus at the medical center.

the man was believed to be carrying a gun smmp on his body. we want to repeat, this was never an active shooter situation. we've confirmed with the sheriff's office that the men who matched the description has left the campus. they are to make that determination after reviewing some surveillance video. as we return live to valley medical credibilitier, law enforcement did not want to take any chances, especially considering what happened yesterday. reporting live here in san jose, chris wen, abc 7 muse. >> turning to our weather now and the rain. the rain came down, it was fast and furious in san francisco.

. >> a welt ride to work. drive ers had their windshield wipers going. so wet is still ahead. spencer christian is with us here now. >> it's a little bit calmer now, but we did have that voice of activity. the storm impact scales just as we forecast yesterday. but it's calming down now. here live doppler 7 hrk d chlts its's very widely scattered. there's more moving our way during the evening and nighttime hours. rain impressive at some spots, nearly .7 at lakeport. one and a quarter inches and

only 1100 in san hoe saver. as we look at a beautiful western sky, this is our evening planner. 5:00 p.m., we'll still have scattered showers around. roadways and streets are still wet and there could be some pooling of water. >> in many places, the rain came down today. >> abc 7 wayne friedman is in navaarro. squl look at the view behind me in navarro. this is absolutely beautiful. this is what happens when you go a few years without rab. rain. you begin to anticipate. >> across the region today, we

waited and watched the skies darken. then, the first small rain drops began to fall. making their open sweet, particular music. this was navarro today made more colorful by falling leaves on the street. >> was it moldy when you unfolded it? >> no. there's still plenty of dry land for the geese to land on. there's nothing coming out of the stillway. and, yet, the water district describes such conditions as noer mall for this time of year, even with the drought. >> it typically takes about 5-7 inches of rainfall before the ground gets saturated.

so what we saw today is a start. >> the rain is already turning to snow in the sierra. this is our view courtesy of the camera at heavenly mountain resort. forecasts call for about a foot of fresh powder falling at the highest elevations. >> viewers all around the way are showing great video. we're also seeing pictures of the rain. one of the produgsers soent this water gushing out of a broken drainpipe. when you take a photoor video of where you live, share it using the hash tag abc 7 nouz. >> police were investigating reports of an attempted kidnapping. it all began last night when a man with a gunshot wound was treated in an atempted

kidnapping. no nurter details have been released. >> three people suffered smoke inhalation and two apartment buildings were damaged in the marina district today. four people were left without a home. investigators are still looking for a cause. >> new details about a police shooting in san francisco. coming up, we'll hear there the mother of the man killed last night. >> also, ahead, new rules for women in combat. and what it means for our armed fworss. >> and some good and not so good news if you're looking for a crowd to dinner this holiday season. >> a live look at the afternoon commute with the rain having stopped for now, at least. this the northbound traffic on 101. the right side is southbound and into san francisco.

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the mother of a young stabbing suspect shot and killed by san francisco police says he was trying to turn his life around. >> police say he stabbed a man. vick lee live at dugan's field in san francisco where vick lee spoke with his mother. this is a story you'll see only on abc 7. vick? >> larry, mario woods family left here just a little while

ago en route back to the bayview where there will be a meeting tonight launched by community members. that's little consolation, of course, for the family members including wood's mother. >> reporter: his mother grieved. she said he suffered from mental health issueses, but he was starting to overcome them. >> he was supposed to start ups today. he had gotbten his uniform. >> police were looking for woods after he reportedly stabbed someone. they found him walking, police say, still carrying the knife. a cell phone video too graphic to show recorded his final

moments. officers yelled drop the knife numerous times. they say he ignored numerous commands. >> he would not drop the knife. >> the video shows wood walking as one officer tries to block his way. >> one officer fires and the other officer fires. >> he says his officers tried everything before resorting to deadly force. others disagree. >> they executed my child. >> among them, gwen woods who says police could have easily overpowered him. >> tlfrs a better way of handling him than to put 25 bullets in my baby. >> the man accused of killing oakland muralist appeared in court today.

outside the court room, holl holloway's family defended him. >> all the stuff he's being accused of, he's just being accused. >> my nephew didn't never kill nobody a day of his life. he would never kill nobody. never. >> ramos was working on a mural when he was shoet and killed. >> right now, state health officials are meeting with local fisherman in santa rosa updating them on the tokics algae bloom. abc 7 checked in with the crabbers before the meeting just to see how they're doing. >> all dressed up and nowhere to go. hundreds of crab pots sit empty.

the crab is very popular during the holiday season. basically, everybody gears up for crab season during the holidays. they're not having crab. so it makes the holidays not quite so holiday. another wholesaler is also dealing with empty crab pack. the dungenes crab from san francis francisco, half-moon bay are free of the algae. but don't expect the band to be lifted today. o feshls say tests have to come back clean two weeks in a row. >> we hope to open it hopefully before christmas. philadelphia be nice. if not, it could be a long, cold winter.

>>. >> law enforcement officials are holding an emergency meeting today to discuss the theft of nuts. a street value of 150,000 were taken by a truck driver with a fake iet. >> the 93rd national annual christmas tree lighting celebration to be the. and there it goes. the traditional event took place with the oldest park ranger, 94-year-old from richmond to join in the celebration. she had the honor of introducing the president.

>> the tour guide worked for an all-black all zil ri of a segregated boilermakers union. squl well, today's wet and windy weather won't be spoiling san francisco parks to winter family events. officials say the 86th annual holiday tree lighting will go on as planned. the ceremony begins at 6:00. >> you only have a few scattered showers hanging around. there's lots of blue sky right now. chances are most people won't get wet. here's live doppler 7 hd. here's a look at temps.

winds are calming down a bit. 22 miles an hour at half-moon bay. look at the blue skies knowing up now. becoming more widely scattered while isolated overnight. mainly sunny and dry conditions tomorrow afternoon and then saturday, a chance of rain or showers again on sunday and monday. here's the forecast animation. give yourself a little extra time. we'll see partly to mainly sunny skies that will take us through saturday.

in the sierra, warnings are in effect until 6:00 tomorrow morning. another two to eight inches of snow could fall fween e between now and 8:00 a.m. it will be cloudy and then rain arrives early, around 7 or so. it's difficult to tell how much rain we can expect, but it doesn't look nearly as energetic. overnight, low temperatures in the mid to upper 40 e 40s.

highs right around 60 degrees and a mix of sun and clouds for most of the remainder of next week. again, it's beginning to turn to that typical unsettled pat earn this time of the year. squl thank you so much, spencer. well, up next, a look at the greatly-anticipated new batman versus superman film. >> at 4:22, another live look at the back-up in san jose.

cold play will be here in the bay area. this is according to billboard online. the nfl plans to officially announce the halftime performer

between the lions and the packers but we kind of just told you. well, everyone is talking about "star wars" this month. last month, another movie took center stage. we got a first look at the new me movie, "batman versus superman." >> the movie is set to be released in march and is set to be one of the biggest films of 2016.

>> superman is like a thousand times stronger than batman and he's got ex-ray vision. and he can fly. but what batman has, he can -- he's got a gadget that he can shoot -- plus, haley berry is going to show up as cat woman. that might change the way i look at the match >> i don't know. we love to chat with you on social media. i'm just going right into this next thing. this next week, we'll try something new. tonight, right after our 6:00 news, you can chat with cheryl live and online. again, tonight, 7:15, live, abc 7 news c dot com.

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here are the headlines at 4:30. one of the shooters in yesterday's attack used social media to contact extremists. this is according to the associated press. the two died in a shootout with police after they killed 14 people at a soeshl services center. investigators are trying to find out how he became radicalized and whether he was in contact with any foreign terrorist organization. >> no matter what motivation these killers had, we can say one thing for certain. they should not have been able to do this. if you wage jihad against america, you're signing your death warrant. there's no proof that the shooters are connected with isis. we're learning more about the 14 people helped killed in the attack.

damien means just started working for the county. he was a father of two: investigators are trying to determine a motive for these killings. >> the terror that unfolded leaving 14 people dead and culminated here into a police shootout is now a massive crime scene. >> the suspect, when they entered, fire somewhere between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles at the scene. >> police say the killers and his companion dressed in tactical gear and planned wednesday's attack. first, dropping off their 1ix-month-old baby with a relative. the county health department inspector targeted his fellow colleagues. >> police have disarmed three

pipe bombs left in the building and attached to a remote control car that never detonated. among the victims killed, nicholas calasinos. >> they are very overwhelmed. they are six kids who have lost their naur. >> 21 people also injured, seven claiming their rights. >> the fbi is now leave leading the investigation trying to determine if this was an act of terrorism. >> we cannot rule anything out. >> we also learned the suspects were well-armed. >> investigators say the number

of active shooters has doubled in recent years. last week, aman killed three people at a planned parent hood clinic in colorado. a kun man killed 10 in an org org. >> there is something contagious about mass shootings rooting other mass shootings. the two-week window seems to be the critical time. >> yesterday's attack was unusual in several ways. most shooter situations involve loan wolves and women are rarely the suspect. >> now to the political recent lash shootings. there are a backlash which many feel are not getting elected.

>> the senator has experience with mass shootings. and now murphy has made headlines. your thoughts should be about tough to take. your prayers should be for forgiveness if you do nothing again. rand paul tweeting back but democrats are now mobilizing. senate minority leader once a friend of the nra now blasting the organization. >> the nra once call ed reasonable. >> one would close the loop home and the xx rorist watch list. a republican sblo deuced a house version of the bill. it is supported by nancy pelosi.

>> among elected officials, there is a thought divide amng party lines. >> so pull it for more background checks and closing the so-called loop loopholes. >> stay with us for the latest on the shooting. and coming up tonight, live in san bernandino. >> after push back by some of its own members, you have defense secretary made that historic assignment today. >> they will be able to serve as

our rangers and green berets and everything else that was previously opened on the commit. our military will be better able to harness the skills and per sectives, the all male squads are effective in combat. he's giving the u.s. armed zfss until january 1st to submit the change. >> the former olympian has been found culpable homicide being seen through a commercial in 2013 saying he mistook her for an swruder. he now faces un. >> today, officials were

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. here's a look at what's ahead tonight on abc 7. we're going to tell you anyway. at 8:00, it is toys that time forgot followed by two hours of pma country christmas. then, of course, abc 7 news at 11:00. a bay area man is something of a hero tonight after he injured in a chicago's midway airport.

well, guys, we've all heard the stories of unruly airline passengers. >> i saw a threat and knew it had to be stopped. >> annen rulely pass rn jer punched a southwest airline's employee. he says his level of awareness is heightened. >> i had my family with me. i wanted to make sure that this individual wasn't going to be on our flight. >> red flags were raised when

the man began making odd comments. southwest says the passenger missed his flight because he arrived late at the gate. she knew her husband would be the one to intervene. >> i'm glad that he did it. it was a little intense. >> he held the man in a twist lock until chicago police arrived. >> the few people that were sit around around. >> and, tonight, max barbary is more than a husband and a father. he's a hero. >> a few tense moments this morning. a backage loader caught fire. that flight from seseattle to l

angeles was delayed for about 30 minutes. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> fired somewhere between 65 and e7 5 rounds. >> tonight, the search for a motive. new evidence pointing towards terrorism. >> a new question, police discover a massive stockpile of weapons. we're live with team coverage. >> live doppler 7 hd is still cracking showers. we'll let you know how long you need to hang on to the umbrella. >> they could have continued to do another attack.

>> the mass shooting could have been much worse. a husband and wife pulling the trigger again and again. something experts say has never happened in the united states. >> the amount of armor that he's had, ammunition. we know that. we d do not know why. >> and that is the big question tonight, what is the mostive for this shooting. thanks for joining us. >> here's the latest. a u.s. official says the f.b.i. is treating the shooting as a potential act of terrorism. >> reporting on one of the suspects why he had contact with people who were on the f.b.i.'s radar because of potential terrorism concerns. >> police say he and his wife had a massive amount of

ammunition in their home and in their rented suv on the day of the shooting. >> well, you just described an unbelievable amount of force. police are describing it all day long. perhaps even more overwhelming. as they were just trying to attend a meeting for work. i was at home plate, it's either setting up speakers, to show support for the family. a heartbroken.