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>> now at 11:00, an east bay teenager killed in a freak accident involving a tree. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. it happened next to children's ferry land in oakland along the shores of lake merritt. >> abc news' alan wang is there to explain what happened. >> this is the long portion of the tree that snapped killing the boy around 6:00 that evening. it appears the tree had been weakened because the top of it either broke off or died some time in the past. it is something an arborist has to determine now that somebody has been killed here. it happened off the trail around lake merritt next to the ferry land sign. a witness says three teens were siting on this long branch when another 16-year-old boy jumped up and grabbed on to the end of it. the witness tells me he gave the boy cpr, but he realized that there is no hope because it looked like the boy's neck

was badly broken. the victim's parents and other adults were there celebrating a birthday. all gathered around and went as the cor neither took the body. >> it was like, wow. i feel bad for the family and during the holidays. my prayers go out to them. >> oakland police say it appears this was all an unfortunate accident as the boy's body was taken away his parents were given a chance to have a moment with their son. they thanked the police and went home in tears. at lake merritt in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. now to the shooting rampage in southern california. from housewife to killer, tonight we have our first look at the woman who police say pledged allegiance to isis just hours before opening fire during an office holiday party. >> malik pledged the -- pledged it on facebook while carrying out the shooting. >> the shooting rampage is

being investigated as an act of terrorism. the fbi is taking over the investigation from the san bernadino police department. >> new tonight the heightened alert lead to a suspension of all operations at a ups building in san better than earn. someone sent a suspicious package addressed to farook. the facility was evacuated as a precaution, but in the last 20 minutes police reveal that package is safe. >> and now a look at the redlands apartment the couple called home. reggie shows us what was left behind after the fbi wrapped up their investigation. >> she was a college graduate and known as a brilliant student turned wife and mother and accused killer. the disconnect wasn't easier to understand when you stepped inside her house. anyone looking for a reason why the suspected it shooters may have killed didn't get their answer while walking in the redlands home the couple rented since may. >> why did you decide to allow people to go in this morning?

>> i opened it up because i had to -- i needed to take pictures of the damage and stuff for myself, for insurance purposes. >> what the landlord found, signs of a police raid, but otherwise kids' items and evidence of the life of a family looking like it intended to come back. >> it seemed like they were regular human beings, but that's why it is amazing. >> after about an hour of letting anyone come in the front door, they are now telling us to leave. before you leave you can see a table where there is a koran and there are forms and there is a receipt with a home depot with the name of the male shooter in this case. >> of course what we didn't see the massive amounts of ammunition and a dozen bombs. >> making bombs in the backyard particularly. that's crazy. >> they weren't being tracked by the fbi. we now know they met on an on-line dating site. falook brought malik on a spousal visa. so tar no proof anyone was directing them from abroad. what about in the home?

who was calling the shots? >> i don't know the answer whether she influenced him or not. being a husband myself, we are all influenced to an extent, but i don't know the answer. >> many wondered what happened to the six-month-old baby girl left behind by the couple. we are told by a family attorney she is with child protective services and could be turned over to another family member as early as next week. reporting in san bernadino county, abc7 news. >> and farook's sister and brother-in-law tonight are talking about their shock about all of this to abc news. they say farook's young wife never mentioned anything political, and they can't believe she pledged her allegiance to the leader of isis. and they say the couple kept to themselves, but appeared to be happy. >> they kept to themselves a lot. they were a good couple. we thought they went together well. >> they were private. there are a lot of people that are private, so it was none of our business. but they were private and they were together.

>> the couple's six-month-old daughter is being careed for by -- cared for by protective services. >> they are investigating the shooting as an act of terrorism and farook's family k5u8d the -- called the news conference. at first they denied any ties to terrorism and they had no idea when an attack was planned. when it first happened they were worried about their safety jie. they were shocked this could take place, as shocked anybody else was. >> farook was an introvert teased by his co-workers about his beard. the lawyers called malik a housewife who closely followed muslim traditions. and our coverage of the san bernadino coverage continues and you can enable push alerts to get the latest updates. smie new at 11:00, an an dree

outburst -- an angry outburst as they demand answers after the shooting death of a 26-year-old man. the shooting was caught on camera. >> they say it approves the use of force by officers was unjustified. >> cornell bernard was live at police headquarters with the story. cornell, it sounded intense. >> it really was, dan and ama. lots of anger and raw emotion. a community demanding answers about the police shooting of mario woods. >> there were cheers from the crowd when someone demanded the police chief be fired. emotions filled over at this town hall meeting at the bay view district called by the chief after the shooting death of mario woods this week by his officers. the chief tried to explain to the crowd the chain of events leading up to the shooting, but he was vatted -- but he was shouted down.

he said he would go by him and he fired in defense of himself. this is what i have. >> plar yow woods was a suspect in a stabbing on wednesday. officers found him holding a six-inch knife. they told him several times to drop the weapon. nonlethal beanbags were fired. then they fired a barrage of bullets all captured on cell phone video. some called it an execution. >> there is no reason to shoot somebody 16 times when he ain't got nothing but a knife. shoot him in the leg. >> they understand why the community is angry. >> maybe we need other tools in our toolbox. maybe they can be short of deadly force. we need to look at all of it. i don't ever want this to happen again. >> she said her son suffered from mental health issues and was trying to overcome them.

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> five firefighters and two officers responding to fremont had to be taken to the hospital. they responded to the scientific research lab where smoke was pouring from a truck. investigators said acid had a chemical reaction and started spewing out gas. the firefighters and the officers were checked out and should be okay. here is some advice from the weather department, don't wander to far from the umbrella. >> sandhya patel has more. >> with good reason you want to hang on to the um -- umbrella. we will be seeing some rain and i'll let you know when coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. caught on camera.

the man who stole a package and more from a home in the south bay. >> and preventing car burglaries before they happen tonight. bay area police hope a viral video will help stop hole lay crime. and -- >> and nearly 30 years on the anchor desk. a tribute so cheryl jennings. >> first here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" jie. here is the latest masterpiece we hope you happening on your refrigerator. >> thousand you guys in the movie are not friends. are you really friends in real life? >> hate him. >> can't stand the guy. >> but you're buying it, president are you it?

petaluma and all of the bay area this is abc7 news. >> police are searching for a man who stole a package and more from a sunnyvale home. as you can see on this security cam he walked up and grabbed the package and then headed back to the car. he wasn't done. he hoped back out and he grabs

two oranges from a bush. it happened yesterday afternoon. police said it is a reminder to set up delivery times for when you are home. report suspicious activity. >> i guess you workup an appetite when you are stealing. >> avoid becoming a victim of car burglars. >> now one bay area police department is turning to social media with a new video to prevent crime before it happens. >> katie is live in palo alto to explain. katie? >> dan and ama, you are shopping and walking around and you are maybe making trips to your car and running a quick errand. the crooks are watching especially now, and police say you can stop them from stealing your stuff. >> in 30 seconds palo alto police hope to impart some wisdom on holiday shoppers. that call burglars are window shopping in the parking lot. >> this problem doesn't go away. property crimes are on the way regionally. >> to protect yourself lock

your car and never leave valuables inside. >> i think people are in a hurry in the holidays and wanting to do stuff quickly. >> that's when stuff can get stolen. >> we showed the video to people in palo alto and it was met with rave reviews. >> that video is a good reminder. i have a push start car. so i kind of -- i don't always lock my car. >> definitely informative. i have seen some of that happen around the neighborhood before. it is good to remind people of. >> it is a crime that happens in cities throughout the bay area. >> hopefully they come to town and they do feel safe. unfortunately the criminal will praise on that and we encourage people to take the extra precautions they can. >> police are hoping people share the video on social media. the more people who see it the viewer the victims this holiday season. abc7 news. >> all right, tonight abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings, our beloved colleague,

anchored the 5:00 newscast for the final time. she spent 27 years helping to make it great. >> i am going to missying you and my work -- miss seeing you and my work family. but you will see me on sunday headlines at 4:30. it has been a privilege to have your trust all of these years. i get to work with the best people in the business. i feel fortunate to continue my work in a different arena. it is not goodbye. i am just saying so long for now. i will see you next time on abc7 news jie. we love you. good luck. >> thank you for being here. thank you, thank you. thank you to all of my abc7 family out there. i will see you soon. >> congresswoman jackie spear also stopped by abc7 to present cheryl with the high honor of recognizing the journalism and the bay area community work. >> and there was another honor from the state senator mark leno. >> he gave a certificate of recognize from the california state senate. >> she is not going anywhere.

just something different at abc7 going forward. >> we look forward to that. best of luck. >> let's look at the weekend forecast. >> a mixed bag. sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> we are going to see a mixed bag. something for everyone this upcoming weekend. here is a beautiful view as you look at the sunset. 4:51 where you live. it is absolutely stunning from the east bay hills camera. had quite a bit of cloud cover and some of the clouds still showing up on live doppler 7hd as the system is approaching and we will eventually see rain. right now the problem is the fog. it is dense in ukiah, a quarter mile.t@ three quarters of a mile in santa rosa. if you get going with the early morning plans allow more time to get to where you need to. in the 40s and 50s and santa rosa dropped to 39 degrees. look at the visibility. you can see for miles. here is a look at the forecast. increasing clouds. rain late saturday night into sunday morning. chances of rain returning the middle of next week.

the exploratorium camera showing the financial district and here is a look at your 12-hour saturday planner. mid30er to upper 40s. a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon. 50s for you by 4:00 p.m. the clouds will thicken and the temperatures max out for the warmest spots. then cloud cover is heavy with low to mid50s. so how does this storm stack up? here is your storm impact scale. it is a light storm. it is a 1 for your saturday night into sunday morning. here is a look at the time line of that storm. 7:00 on saturday night, not much happening. by 1:00 a.m. sunday you start to see some light rainfall. 5:00 a.m., light to moderate across the bay area with the exception of the east bay and the south bay. then 7:00 a.m. we see the system falls apart. you will still see scattered showers in the east bay and south bay. by the noontime it is winding down and then you can put the umbrella away. san jose you will be in a typical situation like you are in the winter time with a

couple hundredths of an inch. santa rosa can pick up half an inch through sunday afternoon. here is a look at the next system. wednesday it is not looking promising. the latest models are going lighter. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 a.m. you are starting to see light to moderate rain. it is steady through 11:00 a.m. scattered showers into the evening commute. that time line will change so stay with us and we'll keep you posted. mid30s to upper 40s. watch out for that fog. earn certainly cloud -- certainly cloud cover. a narrow range. 60 in san jose and 69 mill milosevich -- milpitas. 58 degrees and 57 in daly city. 56 santa rosa and 57 san rafael. upper 50s oakland and san leandro. concord and livermore, the accu-weather seven-day

forecast, sunday morning rain will give way to sunshine on monday and then we will go back to rain chances on wednesday and thursday. really have you most of your saturday to get out and about and go for a run and take the dog out for a walk. kneeing you have planned -- anything you have planned before the rain comes in. >> still ahead, curry and messi. >> how the two pro players are

friends with perhaps the best soccer player in the world, leo mesi. >> man, i can't believe we hit 30 million followers on insta imram. that's incredible. we have to get you to a game to help you celebrate. i had to get you this number 30 jersey. >> mesi posted this on facebook. he said as soon as curry reaches 10 million follow -- followers he will send him a signed jersey. curry is at 6 million followers so he has a little work to do. just get riley in there and that will increase your -- >> it is coming along. >> i am concerned about steph curry's deficiencies in social media. he is four million behind. is he not aware of that? >> to a soccer star. >> come on. pick it up. raise your game. >> warriors are on the road tomorrow. giants are ready to throw gobs and gobs and gobs at zach

greinke. money, money, money. which team would he choose? neither. the decision that alters the nl west next in brought to you by xfinity. >> the giants wanted to snatch zach greinke from l.a. and the dodgers were desperate to hold on to him.

giants or dodger? giants or dodgers ? what did one of the best pitchers do? sign with the diamondbacks. it is believed they both offered five-year deals. the becomes offered six years for $206 million. that's 34 million a year. if you figure in the difference in state taxes the d-backs deal is worth about 50 million more total. greinke went 19-3 for the dodgers. their loss is the giants' imain for sure and it will drive up the price for other free agents. sharks are loving the road. they won seven straight looking for win number eight against their division rivals, the anaheim ducks. ♪ all they want for christmas is a joe pavel ski goal ♪ they won't get it here. it is 1 h of 0 ducks. with 15 seconds left, the sharks' last chance. dillon's shot right there is stopped by john gibson. missed on the rebound.

gibson with 23 saves. in three games this year these teams combined for four goals and three shut outs. the ducks win it 1-0 the final. nba tonight. the cavaliers and the pellicans. there is the king. cleveland down by 13 with less than seven to go. lebron had 37. pellican stump. drew holiday 27 footer sends it to over time where anthony davis had six of his 31. 114-108. now to the 49ers where he has been the right hand man for 15 years. he was thought to be bulletproof in the 49er offices. apparently not. he will be leaving as team president. there are rumors of rifts all over the place and perhaps a clash with the gm. nobody knows for sure. he will remain the team's contract negotiator and handle the salary cap and no longer handling day-to-day operations. the 9ers say he will be

involved in other york family businesses including a soccer team in sacramento. the mac championship, northern illinois facing the bowling green falcons. bowling green tail back. 21-0 and bg at the half. this would be his second touchdown run. bowling green wins the mac 34-14 the final. complete highlights and reaction from stanford and usc in the championship on after the game. should be on around 8:30 following the acc title game between north carolina and clemson here on abc7. abc7 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> i am predicting a tarheel, my tarheel upset over the number one. >> a lot of people think that may happen and clemson would go down and stanford sneak into the top four. >> thank you, larry.

weekend planned. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from all of us here at abc news, hope you have a great evening. >> stay tuned. on jimmy kimmle, robert downey, junior. >> have a great night.

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caviezel: nearly five centuries have passed, yet this event endures in the hearts of millions -- transcending divisions and uniting cultures with its timeless message. its legacy -- an ancient fabric miraculously intact, an image that defies scientific explanation, an intricate set of symbols that would bridge two worlds and countless cultures, and the transformation of a continent. this is the story of our lady of guadalupe.

when pope john paul ii arrived in mexico city for the canonization of saint juan diego in july of 2002, millions of mexican catholics turned out. they lined the streets and filled the plazas. [ cheers and applause ] they came together to celebrate the making of the first indigenous saint of the western hemisphere... ...and the woman whose image has changed the course of history.

anderson: the canonization of saint juan diego was very significant because if the apparition of our lady of guadalupe is not authentic, there is no saint juan diego. so, as part of that whole process of reviewing the life of juan diego, you have to validate,

authenticate the apparition of our lady of guadalupe. so that's one way in which his canonization is very significant. caviezel: when the spanish conquistador hernán cortés landed in mexico in 1519, he encountered a thriving aztec empire that extended throughout mexico's central plateau. according to an indigenous legend, the aztec god huitzilopochtli delivered a sign indicating where they should build their city -- at the site where an eagle, perched on a cactus, was seen devouring a snake. in 1324, the aztecs founded a city named tenochtitlan, which for them was the center of the universe, the place where the cycle of the universe