supposed to do. my job is to go in there and -- people don't call the police because they're having a great day. they call because there is tragedy going on. this is tragedy i've never experienced and i don't most officers do. and so we had to deal with it and try to bring calm to the chaos going on. so just knowing we resolved it quickly but there is so much tragedy left behind. there are many families during this holiday season that are going to have to deal with the tragedy left behind by this senseless act of violence. that is a little tough to deal with. >> talk about the panic in the faces. how do you deal with that? what do you say to calm them down? when you, yourself are going

through a chaotic situation? >> you have to be clear in your orders. the initial 50 people did not want owe come to us. they were fearful and in the back hallway area. that heightened my concern and my fear that potentially, the suspects were in that hallway, holding them hostage and waiting for us to enter into the hallway. we had to tell them several times, come to us, come to us. and ultimately they did. and once that first person took the motions forward, it opened flood gates and everybody wanted to get away from that as quickly as possible. so we can't panic in those situations. these people have dealt with enough. the last thing they need to see are their police officers panicking. >> did you hear silence or screams? tell us about what you're taking in? >> extremely loud. fire alarms were going off.

there were people who were obviously injured and obviously in great amounts of pain. that was evident in the moans and wails we were hearing in the room. it was very loud in the room. we had fire sprinklers going off adding to the chaos. >> did you get a sense of what happened? >> we were -- my primary goal is to find out how many and where they were. and i was asking individuals, but, again, panic was obvious and apparent. we weren't getting a lot of further information in regards to that. >> did you find the bomb? did your team find a bomb? >> no. our team did not find any explosive devices. those were found later. >> was it a holiday party with

tables, chairs? >> that sums it up. yes. a fairly large meeting room. i noticed there is a christmas tree in there. tables were decorated for a christmas party. it seemed so senseless, here are people going into holiday festivities and now, we're dealing with death. >> you're just listening to the end of a news conference. mes were talking about their response yesterday to that mass shooting. >> that was lieutenant mike madden speaking. governor brown just arrived in california. >> when it comes to people who engage in these vicious, brutal acts, we'll spare nothing in bringing them to justice and protecting the people along the way. >> police searched the suspect's

home and found 12 pipe bombs, thousands of rounds of ammunition and proof he was planning an attack with his wife. >> the two suspects died in a shootout with police. relatives say they married two years ago. the fbi says she was here on a fiancee visa. they had a six month old baby whom they dropped off with a relative before the attack. the community is focusing on healing and remembering the 14 people who died. >> reporter: this is a town ruled by fear. people were told to stay inside. there was gunfire from three locations. businesses are closed. tonight, quite the opposite. a couple thousand people showed up for a ceremony, you can see there are candles and teddy bears and are here to remember the lives of 14 people and

others that were injured yesterday. they want to make sure the world knows they aren't afraid to show support. blocks where 14 people died they don't have answers on gun violence or terror. a man who lost his dad to a shooting decades ago offers support. >> i hope they find peace. >> strangers need to make sure 14 faces are noticed, as much as the couple police say took their lives. people like michael wetzel. >> there are six kids that lost their father. renee is a stay at home mom. they lost their financial support. and the kids are just finding out today. >> daniel kauffman's boyfriend dropped him off at work and for hours, thought he survived.

>> the world will suffer from having a less person like him. >> so much pain, so quickly. investigators say planning the attack with 6,000 rounds took time. >> nobody just gets up, goes home and puts together that scheme, or plan. a dozen pipe bombs are connected to the shooters and police discovered tools that could have been used to construct additional ieds. >> as a person of faith, how do you find hope in something like this? >> it allows us to come together. tragedy occurred, god knows how to turn it into something good. >> reporter: i met a group of people holding signs that wanted to remind us of the names they know who they lost yesterday. i also ran into a group of young muslim women holding signs saying they support the community. they want the people in the stadium and across the country to know that they were among the people yesterday when they heard this on the radio and saw it on

tv, dropped they were doing and started to cry. reporting live in san bernardino, abc7 news. >> thank you. and the coroner released names of all 14 people killed during that work place training event. the eight men and six women from southern california ranged from 26-60. among the victims, nicholas talaponos. sierra clayborn worked for county three years and damion means, a father of two who just started working for the department of environmental health. president obama said the nation must make it harder to carry out this kind of violence. but many agreed that it's unlikely congress will change anything, leaving it up to lobing yool governments to act. one bay area city is doing that. abc7 news reporter lyanne picks up our coverage. >> reporter: oakland will do

something only a handful of cities have done, they're doing this, they say, because they say congress will take no action despite yesterday's shooting. >> senator feinstein made yet another push to those known or suspected terrorists. >> if someone is too dangerous to board an aircraft, they're too dangerous to buy a gun. >> california bans most assault weapons and you can't buy large capacity magazines but there are no limits on how many rounds you can secretly have in your possession. the san bernardino suspects had thousands of rounds at their home and on them. two oakland council members will introduce an ordinance saying any magazine you possess cannot have more than ten rounds. >> we see these large capacity magazines because they don't have to reload. >> lieutenant governor newsom is proposing similar restrictions for california. san francisco had the ban in place for years.

some are calling for changes elsewhere. nearly all states have a electronic data base to avoid drug abuse. there is nothing sim are for guns and ammunition. >> unfortunatery they're not going forward to enact those laws so we're going to do what we can do locally, and statewide. >> oakland wants to make it unlawful for any person to keep a gun in a home, or car, unless it's scored in a locked container. this, they say will help keep guns from falling into the wrong hands. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> thank you, lyanne. the white house is planning executive action foreclosing the so called gun show loophole, allowing thousands of people to buy guns without a background check. almost three years ago, president obama asked congress to change the law but a bill to do so died in the senate.

white house still has to work out the legality of an executive order that would effectively reinterpret existing laws. >> the guns used by the two shooters were bought legally. syed farook was born in chicago and officials say he left the u.s. in july, 2014 and returned with malik, who entered on a fiancee visa with a pakistani passport. on the day of the shooting, abc news confirmed the two dropped off their six month old with farook's mother, telling family they had a doctor appointment. >> there is outrage when one police department purchased an armored carrier. some say it makes the safest in the country. that story is coming up in just a few minutes. >> much needed rain fell across

the bay area today, but not enough to affect the drought. north marine water districts describe the rainfall as normal for this time of the year and say they hope to get more this month. and a refreshing sound throughout the morning and afternoon. abc7 news near sampson and broadway as rain fell. most people had umbrellas but others caught off guard. >> well, time to find out if any more rain is heading our way. >> yes. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> that storm swept through, it's now well east. the main body is well east of the bay area. we have left behind scattered areas of light showers. let's take a look live from this view, we can expect around 7:00 p.m., scattered showers by

9:00 p.m. just a few scattered showers. and this is what that looks like on our looping radar image. this is a number two storm just as we've forecast. >> thank you. >> rain here means snow in the mountains. >> we're going to take you live to the storm founding parts of tahoe now. >> he but when it came to medicare, ig was glad i could get

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. the media is being hosted and going to start soon. the residents of the bay view with whom we spoke today have seen the videos floating around, and wonder, why police used lethal force against mario wood, among them, his mother. >> he just needed help. he just needed some help. >> mario wood's mother, gwen grieved as she made arrangements for her son's funeral. she said he suffered from mental health issues but starting to overcome them he was supposed to start ups today. he had gotten his uniform. >> officers shot and killed the 26-year-old in gunfire yesterday afternoon, at third street and gillman. police were looking for woods after he reportedly stabbed

someone. they found him walking, police say still, carrying the knife. a cell phone video investigators are reviewing recorded final moments. before the shooting, officers yelled "drop the knife" several times. they say he ignored commands and they fired bean bag guns. >> he doubled over one time. they strike him with a bean bag. they're very powerful. he would not drop the knife. >> the video shows woods walking as one officer moves to block his way. >> he moves towards the officer. the officer fires and others fire. >> suhr says his officers tried everything before deadly force, others disagree. >> you can see the young man wasn't lunging the knife at anyone. he was walking away. the officer got in his path. they opened fire. >> they actually killed my child. >> among them, woods says police could have easily overpowered

him. >> there was a better way of handling than to put 25 bullets in my baby. >> vic lee, abc7 news. a complicated chain of events in napa put a school on lock down and a s.w.a.t. team into motion. investigators say it began when a man went to the hospital with a gunshot wound. after that, police called and admitted someone admitted to shooting that person. police are still putting it together. but it was locked down this morning during the investigation. an elementary school lock down was lifted at 12:30. daily city police are searching for a mother who abandoned their 11-year-old daughter inside of a target store on tuesday. officers say the 34-year-old and her daughter tried to leave with a cart full of stolen merchandise. security guards stopped them. she grabbed her infant and took

off, leaving the 11-year-old behind. >> investigators are looking for her regarding allegations, among charges are child endangerment and contributing to the delinquency of a minor and checking on the infant daughter. >> 11-year-old is fine, in the custody of child protective services tonight. the rain is turning into snow in the sierra. take a look. this is from our mountain camera. you can see snow has been coming down quite hard. >> yes. our affiliate in sacramento is live with a look at conditions up there. what a great start to the ski season. >> dan and ama, it is getting smacked up here in the high sierra. snow falling and probably another two inches in the last hour here, take a look. this big rig here is just stuck, and he is blocking access. over here to the shell station,

people are having to go around. caltrans say there have been lots of accidents, people sliding off of the roads. no serious accidents yet, but caltrans is advising if you don't have to get over a summit, do not come over. donner expecting seven inches tonight. echo, nine inches of snow. caltrans doing the best they can to keep up. it is icy and there is thick, heavy snow. they're trying to put down cinder it can still be tricky. conditions are going to be tough well into tomorrow. back to you guys. >> sounds like it. dave, thank you reporting live from tahoe tonight. >> nice to see live doppler 7 on lit up in color today. >> yes. spencer christian is here with a look at what is coming. >> i'm going to adjust my glasses. let's jog over there. shall we? earlier today, the more intense

body of the storm swept through. there are pockets of showers left behind and here is a look at our rainfall totals, past 24 hours, 63/100ths in santa rosa. almost eight tenths in lake port. only 12/100ths in concord. 35/100ths in oakland. a quarter inch here in san francisco. and we've got a good soaking in spots. right now, temperatures under calm conditions, mainly in the mid-50s across the bay area, here is a look at our winds right now. we had strong, gusty winds, as you know, earlier and rather light winds just about everywhere else. here is a look at embarcadero center. we'll see a continuation of scattered showers through the morning, early morning hours. increasing clouds saturday and our next chance of rain is sunday, sunday morning. this is what we're looking at this evening. about 10:00 or so, more widely scattered showers and of course

that tapers off to just pockets of drizzle and light showers. early morning hours. however, the start of rush hour, there will be wet spots on the pavement. that doesn't mean you can drive at the normal speed safely because there will be slippery spots. in the sierra on the western slopes, a winter storm warning in 6:00 in the morning. eastern slopes, winter weather advisory expires at 10:00 tonight on both sides of the sierra. on both sides of the sierra, chain requirements are in effect. and by mid morning sunday, most areas, most regions of the bay area will be getting some wet weather from the system. it's going to move out by sunday afternoon or so, leaving cloudy conditions behind but probably not very impressive rainfall. overnight, look for low

temperatures under a chance of scattered showers. mainly into mid to upper 40s and tomorrow, as we start to clear out in the afternoon, we'll see high temperatures near 60, 61 degrees, upper 50s to near 60 on the coast. here is the accu-weather forecast. once again, clouds increase saturday. it may start off as a mostly sunny morning. we'll get moring rain sunday. a slight chance of showers monday and rather unsettled pattern throughout the week which is good news for those of us who would like to see some rain. the greater chance of rain. >> nice. thank you. >> a reminder people will steal anything. someone is swiping nuts in the san joaquin valley. wha

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a meeting of minds to combat thieves that are ripping out nut producers. the horizon nut company ships to europe, asia and the middle east. the company was a target of crooks that made off with $400,000 worth of pistachio kernels. >> they're very criminal and very good at what they do. >> today, law enforcement, chp and fbi educated attendees on

antitheft measures and how they're operating. super bowl 50 is just over two months away. today, we're finding out who you'll get to see take the stage during the half time show. according to the "wall street journal," coldplay will headline the show. the band is set to release it's new album tomorrow. one song features beyonce. >> as we continue, a southern california stadium a vigil going on right now honoring the victims of yesterday's mass shooting. an armored personnel carrier refused yesterday in response to an incident. vehicles like this are helping make this county the safest in the country. >> i saw a threat. i knew it had to be stopped. >> next, we're hearing from the bay area officer who took an

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welcome back. we'll just within the hour, police in southern california released new details on yesterday's mass shooting in a gathering in san bernardino. >> they just shared photos of the weapons used and vehicle involved. 12 of the 14 people were san bernardino county employees attending a holiday party at the inland regional center. >> police say they recovered 1400 rounds of ammunition from that shooting scene. officials say there were 75-80 people inside when the suspects opened fire in what they call a planned attack. >> first responders describe the carnage as unspeakable and surreal. governor brown delaying a trip to paris, says the state will go as far as it as to to ensure public safety. >> another news conference is planned for tomorrow morning. we'll bring you the latest on

that. our team coverage begin was abc7 news reporter live in san bernardino once again. a vigil is just about to get underway. reggie? >> reporter: yes. dan. there are people now taking to the podium this, is just starting. it was delayed a little white. they say there are so many people waiting in line to get into the parking lot to get into what is usually a triple a baseball stadium. and tonight being used for a vigil. there will be prayers, songs and people remember the 14 who lost lives yesterday, not very far from the stadium. there are family members and co-workers of those who are in the stadium tonight. and there is a prayer happening now so i'm going to allow this moment to continue on. we'll have more for you tonight at 11:00 p.m. back to you. >> reggie, thank you.

it appeared military star armored vehicles played a key role yesterday, especially when officers surrounded the suspect's suv. here in the bay area there has been controversy over the use of those vehicles. laura anthony has the story. >> these situations can happen anywhere. >> reporter: police say san bernardino is a tragic illustration of why agencies need this kind of heavy equipment. it was a scene that played out on live television. >> the suspects were armed with rifles. >> lieutenant mcmahanis is with the san leandro police department which took heat for the move to acquire this, an armored bear cat unit. >> incidents such as this are

occurring too often. >> the city council voted to order the bear cat, to the dismay of some residents who don't think incidents in san bernardino change anything here. >> we're not against legitimate uses of armored vehicles. this is an exception. we've seen ill legitimate uses. >> sheriffs have two armors vehicles and a huge training exercise called urban shield. it draws intense criticism. >> we'd stop doing it if these incidents stop happening but as we see time and time and time again, they keep happening. >> south san francisco and antioch have armored carriers. other cities continue to say no thanks to military-style vehicles. in san leandro, laura anthony, abc7 news. many in the american muslim community are concerned about

the target of backlash. chris nguyen is live in san jose. >> reporter: like many americans, atar has questions. >> who made them believe that this was the right approach? and what goals do they hope to accomplish? it just makes no sense to me. >> trying to make sense of the tragedy in san bernardino. >> i'm disgusted by the people who commit these acts and they're hijacking my faith, giving a bad name to all muslims which is very sad. >> now, another concern. >> we have seen backlash on previo previous occasions and that is a fear amongst the screen. >> zara balu, executive director of islamic american relations says the backlash has begun. >> it's unfortunate a religious community is being held to account for actions of two

criminal suspects. >> hate incidents reported this morning. bilo shared with us an e-mail. >> you am trying to raise my family and you idiots keep messing things up. >> reporter: community members are making it clear those responsible have no place in their faith. >> every faith has bad apples. you don't want to judge the faith by those people. you want to understand that those are crack pots, and deranged individuals who had a personal agenda that isn't supported by the faith. >> trying to keep things in perspective during these very-challenging times. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> the senate rejected two proposals for more gun control today, voting mostly along party lines. one would stop the so called loophole and another would stop anyone from walking into a store and purchasing guns. harry reid blasted the nra for

opposing the legislation. >> nra once called it reasonable. >> it gives us the right to hold moments of silence when we do nothing to act upon the cause of the grief? >> gun reform is divided among party lines but there is more support from the general public for background checks and closing loopholes. more coverage continues on the abc7 news app. >> and breaking news now in san francisco. you're looking at a live picture of a black lives matter vigil being held now in the bay area district. it was organized in response to yesterday's fatal officer-involved shooting. the group says they want to bring peace and unity to the community. police say it has been peaceful with no issues from the crowd. >> the city of san bruno is demanding the resignation of commissioner mike floorio from

the public utilities commission. officials say they reveal commissioner florio detrayed san bruno and his behavior is uned e unethic unethical. >> it showed they tried to protect the utility's financial interests with the commissioner at the center of the strategy. >> he is accused of making secret arrangements via e-mail. the city wants pg and e to be punished for the improper communications. a bay area officer takes an unruly passenger on before a flight from chicago to san

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supervisor and the off duty deputy jumped in. >> there were people just looking and i wasn't going to stand for it. he says his level of awareness was heightened by mass killings in san bernardino. >> i had my family with me. i wanted to make sure that individual wasn't going to be on our flight. >> is he assigned to the psych ward at sf general hospital and red flags were raised when the man began making odd comments. southwest says it occurred after the sfo-bound passenger missed his flight because he arrived late at the gate. sarah says she knew her husband would intervene. >> i'm proud of him. i'm glad he did it. it was a little intense. >> he held the man until police arrived. >> a few people sitting around the area said thank you. and applauded and i was getting treated well by the southwest

attendants on the flight. >> tonight, the family vacation in chicago is over and so is the drama. in pleasant hill, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. changing the way you run. up next, a bay area company wants to help you reach your fitness goals. the special coach, a unique (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it came to medicare, i was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called anthem blue cross and found an affordable medicare supplement insurance plan that fills the gaps in medicare coverage, without waiting. now they can focus on other important decisions. are you retired and on a fixed income? anthem blue cross plans help protect you from high medical costs. call now for a plan that's right for you. choose from plans with no deductibles or copays and low monthly premiums. get guaranteed coverage for life, even if your health changes. keep your own medicare-approved doctors, specialists and hospitals without the

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there is no doubt coaches and personal trainers with help us reach goals but a bay area company wants to put one in your pants. and believe it or not, it can make you more comfortable in the long run. eric thomas explains. >> reporter: heading out for a run, you must be doing your body good, right? unless you're not. experts say incorrect form cannot only slow you down, but can lead to injuries. and now, a company is going forward. >> the gold standard has been set. >> lumo, the palo alto company

developed a sensor and says the team partnered with a motion lab and used kind of 3 d photography to map out the optimal movements. >> it allows us tow3 calculate things like angles. >> engineers then use that information to develop computer code that can interpret signals coming from the sensor which is built into a pair of running shorts or womens running pants. the ceo says the result is a variety of measurements that can be tracked with a smart phone. >> these are all metrics that help you to learn how to be a more efficient runner. and as you become more efficient, you're able to run farther and faster and avoid injury. >> the measurements include things like ground contact, and length of your stride. runners can get coaching in the form of audio prompts beamed through phone ear buds.

>> it combines the powerful data of a running lab with the motivation of a coach. >> the creators believe the sensor could help smooth the way. eric thomas, abc7 news. interesting. the company is taking reorderers for the sensor, due out next year. the price is $109. >> we'd love to chat with you on social media. this week, we're going to try something new. we want, do you want to know more about cheryl jennings? in just a few minutes you can chat with her live, online on abc7news.com, tonight at 7:15. >> we saw her a few minutes ago. she's said up and excited about it. kind of a neat thing to do. >> we have spencer. >> what is it going to do tomorrow? >> i can answer that. >> okay.

>> right now, here is live doppler seven hd. most locations are not receiving significant precipitation. we've got pockets of showers moving through the bay area as we speak. there will be damp spots and drying out by mid day. high temperatures inland near 60 degrees and clear skies and cool. maybe lingering snow showers that will be dry and taking a look at the bay area, we'll see sunny skies with highs ranging from upper 50s to around or just above 60 degrees near the bay and inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. looks like sun and clouds and a

slight chance of sun wednesday and thursday. we're getting into a pattern of rain and rain. >> steph curry, another honor for steph. the guard with a november to remember and one thing he won't be getting

good evening, if they do not give out an award for best player in the galaxy, we'll have to settle for nba best player of the month. he averaged almost 36 points per game and last night, steph basically stole the show for 24 points in the third quarter he was 11 with a perfect five for five. warriors now 20 and 0, getting set for their next game saturday and curry is most impressed by that number. >> league has been up for a very long time. it's special. just sitting on the bench and

make that 20 times more different than 15, 16, 17, whatever. so let's be proud of that. remember how we got to this point. and bottle it up. >> he will not retire niz jersey until he graduates. curry left for the draft and he's a few classes short, figuring out how to try to get it done. davidson does not offer summer classes and he's been kind of busy. no degree for you, steph curry, not yet. when stanford played usc, the cardinals were looking for that signature victory and stanford turned the tables for both teams. the rematch is saturday afternoon. when they met, steve sarkissian

was the coach, then released. eight catches for 153 yards and they welcome the challenge. >> i just remember the physical game. and it's a battle. we know that is what is going to happen this week. just like it was last week. and is going to be head to head possibly. >> they will kick off saturday afternoon. our game here is clemson and north carolina. the final after the game show with those two good looking guys on the right follow around 8:30. silence, wrap up, stanford, usc and who is in the playoffs and who is out on after the game. giants right fielder hunter pens

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perfectly executed. it's hunter pens and they celebrated with a kale salad. >> yes. big on kale. >> the warning in the sierra now, heavy snow causing collisions and delays. >> and the bay area is bracing for el nino. at 11:00 wayne freedman goes back to the community devastated by el nino 20 years ago. what changed since then some. >> here is a look at what is ahead on abc7. then, abc7 news at 11:00. >> and tonight jimmy kimmel live. >> look for breaking news on twitter and we appreciate your time. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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