today is saturday, december 5. thank you for joining us. let's look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> a lot of cloud cover. the atmosphere has dried out considerably since yesterday. so we are cooler, but with the cloud cover you'd expect we're warmer. but temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s, and we'll drop a little bit further in the next couple of hour. mountain view, chilly. palo alto, too, in the upper 30s. 37 in novato. 38 in livermore, pretty chilly. 49 san francisco. 46 at the coast. so anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees cooler. so you may feel it out there and you head outside, we're looking at the clouds to stick away throughout the day. so without that sun numbers in a

narrow range, upper 50s from the coast to around oakland. san jose you could see about 60. this morning the fbi is investigating the san bernardino mass shooting as an act of terrorism. woe we just received this new photo of tashfeen malik. brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: this is a first look at tashfeen malik, the of . brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: this is a first look at tashfeen malik, the brain behind the massacre. malik and her husband syed farook bursting into a conference firing 65 rounds, killing 14, most of them farook's colleagues. within moments the 29-year-old mother went on facebook and declared her allegiance to isis. >> shocking. like why would she do that. >> reporter: soon after malik opened fire on police in pursuit of their suv and died with her husband in the shootout that followed. the question now, did she

radicalize him. >> this is now a federal terrorism investigation. >> reporter: the fbi says right now the shooters look like self-starters. >> we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. >> reporter: federal agents tore apart the couple's home looking for evidence. inside, remnants of what seems like a typical family's life. dirty dishes, baby toys, diapers. and the crib of their six month old daughter, now an orphan. >> just seemed like normal ordinary people. >> reporter: but this inventory with dozens of boxes of ammunition, 12 pipe bombs also left behind. farook's family warned against a rush to judgment. >> every single muslim leader has come out and said this is not a muslim act. >> reporter: the fbi is combing through a large volume of electronic evidence including two cellphones the killers tried to destroy to find out who they had been communicating with. brandi hitt, san bernardino, california.

remembrances are pouring in about the 14 people killed in the attack. 60-year-old isaac amanios was the oldest victim. >> traveled all the way here from thousands of miles away for a better life. and someone just took it like that after he built what we would consider the american dream. >> here is a look at the faces of all 14 victims, they ranged in age from 26 to 60 and came from all walks of life. ten worked for san bernardino county in different capacities, one victim, harry bowman, previously worked for a think tank at usc. our coverage on the shootings continues now on the abc 7 news app. you can sign up for push alerts for the latest updates. back here at home, a freak accident involving a tree killed an east bay teen.

it happened last night right next to ferry land. alan wong has more. >> reporter: it happened right off the trail next to this sign. a witness says three teens were sitting on this long branch when another 16-year-old boy jumped up and grabbed on to the end of it. the teens fell off and the branch struck the boy in the head. the witness tells me he gave the boy cpr, but he quickly realized there was no hope because it looked like the boy's neck was badly broke. the victim's parents and other adults were at the park celebrating a birthday, all of them gathered and wept. >> it was like, oh, wow. i feel very bad for the family and during the holidays and my prayers go out to them. >> reporter: oakland police say it appears this was all an unfortunate accident. as the boy's body was taken

away, his parents were are given a chance to have a moment with their son. they thanked the police and went home in tears. at lake merritt, alan wong, abc 7. police are searching for a man who stole a package and more from a sunnyvale home. he walked up, grabbed the package and went back to his car, but he wasn't done. he hopped bag out and grabbed two oranges from a bush. it happened thursday afternoon. police say it's a reminder to set up delivery times for when you're home and also report suspicious activity in your neighborhood. a huge pile of stolen mail has been recovered stolen from several homes. more than 1,000 pieces were found during a probation search at a fairfield mail, police say it was stolen from at least 24 mail boxes. investigators are in the process of contacting the victims. >> it's a long process because

we're dealing with that much paperwork, that much mail. and numerous jurisdictions. so our investigators will be working for probably quite some time to search through all the mail. >> police arrested 38-year-old and a 29-year-old for possession of stolen property. forced identification cards and criminal conspiracy. >> you're shopping, walking around, making trips to your car, maybe just running a quick errand. crooks are watching you. but as katie marzullo shows you, you can stop them from stealing your stuff. >> reporter: in 30 seconds, palo alto police hope to impart some wisdom on holiday shoppers. that car burglars are window shopping in the parking lot. >> this is a problem that occurs annually. this problem doesn't go away. property crimes are on the rise regionally. >> reporter: to protect yourself, lock your car and never leave valuables inside.

>> i think people are in a hurry during the holidays and wanting to do stuff quickly. that's when stuff gets stolen. >> reporter: we showed the video to people and it was met with rave reviews. >> it's a good remind, so i have a push start car and i don't always lock my car. >> definitely informative. it's good to remind people of. >> reporter: people everywhere, because it's a crime that happens in cities throughout the bay area. >> hopefully people coming to towns and they do feel safe, unfortunately the criminal element preys on that, so take the extra precautions you can. >> reporter: police are hoping they share the video on social media, the more who see it, the fewer victims. katie marzullo, abc 7. warriors tries to go 20-0 today. and what a week it has been. luke walton named coach of the month and steph curry named player of the month.

he broke his own nba record for three-pointers made in a single month, now at 77. this afternoon, they take on the raptors for the second time this season. tipoff at 2:00. and curry is making friends with perhaps the best soccer player in the world. leo messi. >> 30 million followers, that's incredible. have to get you out to a game and help you celebrate. but in the meantime, i had to get you this number 30 jersey. >> messi posted this picture on facebook, he said as soon as curry reaches 10 million followers, he'll send curry a signed jersey. messi's jersey is number 10. curry is currently at 6 million followers. so he has some work to do. so you're keeping an eye on possible weekend rain for us. >> not all of us will see much. it will focus on the authorith . but here is our live camera.

cloud cover keeping most of you in the mid-40s near the bay shore, free monmont and hayward. we'll time out the rain in a few minutes. and also ahead, a big honor for some big names. what legendary singer-songwriter carole king will soon have in common with george lucas. and the e. coli outbreak is spreading. coming up, the three new states recently added to the list.

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monday marks the anniversary of tathe attack on pearl harbor. 18 sailors and two civilians were killed. a dozen survivors returned to the attack this week. and they will participate in a remembrance event on monday. a private jet landed smoothly after making a belly landing in palm springs because its landing gear failed. it happened yesterday afternoon. the pilot notified the airport of the issue. officials told the pilot the to circle the area to burn off as much fuel as possible before attempting the belly landing. firefighters quickly put out the smoke, only the pilot and one other person were on board. thankfully neither of them were hurt. tomorrow night in the

nation's capital, some of the biggest names in the arts will be recognized during the kennedy center honors. this year's honorees include carole king, george lucas and cicely tyson. they will be seated with president obama and michelle obama at the opera house stage for the star-studded celebration. the gala will air on december 29. we know el nino is already here because we've seen the satellite images and measured the warmer pacific ocean temperatures. if past years are any indication, it's possible that we'll experience mudslides from the rain saturated ground. but where? as abc 7 reporter wayne freedman reports, during the el nino of 1998, sonoma county residents never saw it coming. >> reporter: a warning sign, remnants from a past and still very much a part of the present for canyon residents. >> right on each side of us, 6 to 8 houses, so about 14 houses in here. >> reporter: the fire chief

walking through the ghost of a neighborhood laid to waste the night of february 6, 1998. it was the el nino signature moment. >> the mud channeled down this 500-foot tall mountain. it came this way. before long, it was 4 feet deep, hundreds of yards wide and still moving. slowly. mae was 15 years old the night of the slide. it put both her and her mother on the front pages of newspapers and in television news stories. it also cost them pretty much everything they had except each other. two women awakened by the sound of moving mud snapping giant trees into pieces. >> there was a long, long history, long ago, long before the neighborhood was even there, of mudslides and small mudslides in the canyons and on top of the hills, which we were unaware of.

>> reporter: before it ended, they led to the loss of 30 homes and bull dozing of this neighborhood into a flood-waste zone. the federal government actually paid residents to leave. later sonoma county built mud and water catch basins to protect residents farther below. this land so quiet now. and yet -- do you trust the ground around here? >> no. after this, no. >> anywhere? >> no. >> reporter: seeing is believing. and experiencing. unforgettable. maybe that's one of the reasons mae lives in the relative safety far from any mountain of moving mud. what do you learn out of all that? >> to just really value your friends and family and value life and your experiences. because it can laterally turn upside down in a moment.

>> reporter: especially a geologic moment. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. before we get to the forecast, we want to explain something that we will be doing all throughout the storm season. >> the weather team here, we will rank the storm systems one through five to show you how it will impact you throughout the storm. level woman which we will be talking about tomorrow, anywhere from less than a half inch of rain to a half inch. lasting a few hours. number two, moderate storm of a half inch to an inch of rain, scattered power outages. three, a strong storm with 1 to 2 inches of rain. and looking at widespread hazardous road closure, numerous outages. 4 is major. widespread power outages. and 5 is severe with over 3

inches of rain, extreme flooding and power outages. so we are expecting impact tomorrow to be very light on a scale of 1. so not all of you will see the rain coming down. in fact most of you you could sleep through it. but we will have some wind, anywhere from about 10 to 20-mile-per-hour southerly winds out ahead of this system tonight. so here is live doppler 7 hd where the cloud cover is with us. it extends all the way to the north. but this is where the rain is from portland to seattle. and this is really bringing a lot of rain and energy. just a piece of that will visit us tomorrow morning. it will be out here by noontime and we will be looking at calmer conditions and in fact dry conditions for the first port of next week. 38 in morgan hill, 46 half moon bay. and view from our east bay

showing upper 30s for some of you. livermore drops another degree at 36, so it's chilly. it will be a gray day with the clouds around. maybe a few peeks of sun. rain arriving tonight through the morning hours. it could come north bay but you be brief. rest of us lasting until around 11:00. a chance of rain again wednesday and a more significant storm arriving on thursday. so throughout the next several hours, expect cloud cover. thens out from time to time. and then by 9:00, still cdry, a we go through the next couple of hour, it will take until 4:00 in the morning where santa rosa gets wet and then down into the east bay. emeryville, perhaps light rain.

berkeley by 6:00 in the morning. san mateo, you'll be on the edge. 7:00 some rain. over into fremont, spring sprinkles. cupertino, hit or miss. 9:00, a few areas of rain visiting us. southerly winds will keep it breezy. but by wednesday night, another system will move our way and it could bring heavier rain on thursday. hopefully an inch or so with this system by thursday night. across the street, high surf advisory, 76 in los angeles. cloudy and 50 in tahoe. a couple inches for you tomorrow with this system. look for 59 today in oakland. cloudy skies in fremont. a few sunny breaks. accuweather 7 day forecast featuring the rain early tomorrow and then we're dry monday, tuesday. chance of rain late wednesday.

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thanks for waking up with us. we're off to a cool start. let's check in with lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning. live doppler 7 hd, you can see the cloud cover looks like it is all around the bay area, but it's high level cloud cover, so we're getting a little bit of sunshine here and there. from mt. tam, how nice is this with the oranges and reds. the sun coming up in about 40 minutes. it's 38 in santa rosa. napa, 39. fairfield, 37. numbers continue to drop a few degrees, so theat mots feaatmosy

but chilly. a few peek of sun, but the numbers will be on the cool side. upper 50s to near 60. some warmer locations with a little more sun, maybe 60, 61 in the south bay and we'll look for rain to arrive this time tomorrow. we'll detail it coming up. now to the shooting rampage in southern california. from housewife to killer, we're learning more about the woman who police say pledged her allegiance to isis. authorities revealed tashfeen malik posted that pledge on facebook during the shoot-out she carried out with her husband syed farook. as a result it's being investigate as an act of terrorism. the fbi is taking over the investigation from the san bernardino police department and the heightened alert following the shooting led to a suspension of all operations at a u.p.s. building in san bernardino last night. someone sent a suspicious package addressed to gunman syed

farook. the facility was temporarily evacuated as a precaution. and we also have an inside look now at their redlands apartment the couple called home. reggie aqui shows us what was left behind. >> reporter: she was a college graduate known as a brilliant student, turned wife, turned mother, turned accused killer. that great disconnect didn't become any easier to understand once you stepped inside her house. anyone looking for a reason why the suspected shooters may have killed didn't get their answer. while walking inside the red lands home, the couple rented since may. >> why did you decide to allow people to go in? >> i hoped it up because i had to take pictures of the damage and stuff for myself. for insurance purposes. >> reporter: he found signs of a police raid and otherwise evidence of a family looking like they intended to come back. >> it seemed like they were regular human beings.

>> after an hour of letting anyone coming in, they're telling us to leave. before, you can see a koran, forms. receipt from a home depot. >> reporter: what we didn't see, the massive amount of ammunition and bombs police took away. they weren't being tracked by the fbi. we now know they met on and online dating site. farook an american, malik on a spousal visa, so far no proof that anyone was directing him there abroad. but what about in the home, who was calling the shots? >> i don't know the answer, whether she influenced him or not, we're all influenced to an extent, but i don't know the answer. >> that was reggie aqui reporting. the six month old is with child protective services and could be

turned over to another family member as early as next week. syed farook's sister and brother-in-law revealed their shock to abc news. they said farook's young wife never mentioned anything political and they still can't believe she pledged her allegiance to isis. >> they kept to themselves a lot. they were a good couple. we thought they went together well. >> they were private. there was a lot of people very private, so it's none of our business. but as far as they were together, very together, loving to their daughter. >> the couple kept to themselves but appeared to be happy. our coverage of the san bernardino shooting continues now on the abc 7 news app. you can sign up for push alerts to get the latest updates. 6:34. back here in the bay, community members are outraged

after the shooting death of a 26-year-old san francisco man. that shooting was caught on camera. critics of the police say it proves the use of force by officers was unjustified. cornell barnard tells us what some are demanding from the police chief. >> you need to be taken out of office. >> reporter: which were cheers when someone demanded the police chief be fired. the emotions spilled over in this meeting after the death of mario wood this week by officers. >> this isn't protecting. >> reporter: the chief tried to explain to the crowd the chain of events leading up to the shooting, but he was shouted down. >> when mr. wood advanced toward him, he fired in defense of himself. >> reporter: mario wood was a suspect in a stabbing on wednesday. officers later found him holding a 6-inch knife.

they told him several times to drop the weapon. nonlethal bean bags were fired. when that failed, multiple officers fired a barrage of bullet, killing wood. all captured on cellphone video. some called it an execution. >> there is no reason. he ain't got nothing but a knife. shoot him in the leg. >> reporter: the chief says he understands why the community is angry. >> maybe we need other tools in our tool box that are short of deadly force. we need to look at all of this because i don't want this to ever happen again. >> reporter: wood's son says her son suffered from mental health issues and was trying to overcome them. cornell barnard, abc 7. firefighters and officers

responding to a hazmat industry in fremont had to be taken to the hospital. they responded to the scientific research lab yesterday afternoon where smoke was pouring from a truck. investigators said four kinds of acid inside a drum had a chemical reaction and started spewing out gas. 11 buildings had to be evacuated. a hazmat crew diluted the chemicals with water and worked to clean up the area. firefighters and officers were checked out and should be okay. the turf war at the golden gate park far from over? after the break, the way opponents of aing soer field may be trying to revive a controversial issue. the time is 6:37. here is a live look outside.

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it's a turf war at golden gate war. new soccer fields will finally open in the golden gate park. but as jonathan bloom explains, it comes after a long controversy that play not be over just yet. >> reporter: steps from the beach in the shadow of two iconic wind mills -- >> what do you think of the new field. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: it's getting cheers from players and soccer moms alike. a project ten years in the making, replacing the grass fields some called treacherous.

>> original fields were full of gopher holes. so many really sad stories of people being out here, competitive soccer players that have ended their career. that won't happen here. >> reporter: never closed for maintenance or watering. >> tripling the time kids can spend playing. >> reporter: coaches say it's a victory for youth soccer. >> more practices, more play. >> i'm surprised by how beautiful it all came out. >> reporter: but not everyone is thrilled to see these fields finally open. in fact there is one group that has been fighting the project for years not because there is anything wrong with having beautiful green new soccer fields, but because of what these specific fields are made of. >> we have real concerns about the toxic effects on children. >> reporter: the controversy is over these crumbs. >> toxicologists say the risk is similar to that of a moderate smoker if your kids play on it. >> reporter: local opponents joined with the sierra club to block it in court. the city won the legal fight and

won again at the ballot box. >> we're totally open to continued study, but the best available science right now says that we need to get kids outside and exercising. >> reporter: opponents are backing a state bill to outlaw tire crumbs pushing alternates like coconut shells. for now coaches and parents say they will live with the risk. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. so how do usc and stanford match up in the pac-12 championship? sports is next. but first, lisa is keeping an eye to the sky. and we do have a pretty nice sunrise photo for you where temperatures are in the upper 40s in san francisco. so we will see a thin veil of high clouds, a few sunny breaks and rain on the way.

we want to explain something that we will be doing throughout the entire storm subpoen. . >> we have a chart where we will rank each storm. the first is a very small storm with anywhere from less than half inch of rain and lasting just a couple hour before number two is moderate with with half inch to inch of rain. three is strong storm, 1 to 2 inch, widespread hazardous roads and mean or minor flooding.

4 is moderate rain and the most severe with 3 inches of storm with extreme floods, you power outages for several days. back to number one, that is what is headed our way tomorrow. it will be very light. trace amounts in the south bay. most of it will fall overnight. cloud cover right now, we'll see a few peek of sun. and the main impact in the next several days, it has been in the pacific northwest with lots of rain and wind. and a little piece of energy from this cold upper level low will visit us tomorrow and then we will get another chance of more moderate rain. in fact maybe a decent storm by thursday. so there is our roof camera with the cloud cover. 48 san francisco, low 40s oakland and mountain view. we're dropping in to the upper 30s in some neighborhoods. morgan hill, you're at 39.

and from mt. tam, nice start with always bet of sun there. 37. fairfield, livermore. 38 santa rosa. so highlights then for the next 24 to 36 hours featuring increasing clouds today, rain late tonight into tomorrow. and then a chance of rain heads our way maybe late tuesday with the main impact wednesday and perhaps into thursday. so right now we're looking at the cloud cover and we'll stay dry. season able rain, upper 50s to low 60s. but by the overnight hours, here comes the rain. it will come down in earnest in the north bay by about 4:00 from santa rosa to cloverdale. and then it moves quickly through the rest of the bay area. 8:00. we've got rain on the peninsula, but it will take some time to get there and by the time it does, it begins to wash up. 7:00, 8:00 in the east bay, peninsula, south bay, you'll be lucky to get a couple hundredths out of this.

and then by 11:00, it's pretty much over. so about a third of an inch in santa rosa, you can see the line and how the impact is mainly in the north bay. next system heads our way wednesday into thursday. and we will look for this to be a bigger storm. highs today, 57 vallejo, accuweather 7 day forecast, tomorrow's early morning rain and then dry monday, tuesday. chance of rain wednesday. and then rain an wind on thursday. hopefully nor ramore rain next weekend. >> keep those jackets handy. thanks. turning to sports now, a change for the 49ers front office as fans are unhappy with the team's performance this season. and did the giants acquire one of the best pitchers in the league? larry beil has all that and more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning.

by achbtss guy wanted to snatch zach greinke. giants or dodgers? one of the best pitchers in baseball, he signed with the arizona diamondbacks. and here's why. it's believed giants and dodgers both offered five year contracts. d'backs offered six years for $206 million. $34 million a year. if you figure in the difference between california and arizona taxes, that's worth about $50 million more total. greinke went 19-3 for the dodgers. it will drive up the price for jeff samardzija and mike lee. sharks loving the road, they have won seven straight looking for win number eight against the ducks. all they want for christmas is a goal. not going to get it in this game. scoreless three two. felt like whoever scored first would win. 1-0 ducks. with 15 seconds left, sharks last chance, the shot, stopped

by gibson. they could not convert on the rebound. gibson with 23 saves. in three games this year, these teams have combined for just four goals and three shutouts. ducks win 1-0. now to the 49ers. jed york's right hand man for 15 years, thought to be bulletproof inside the organization. apparently not. he will be leaving as team president. there are all kinds of rumors about rifs all over the place. nobody is talking. he will continue to handle the salary cap, but not operations. he will be involved in other york family businesses. stanford still a slim chance to get into the national playoff. first thing they need to do is beat usc tonight. usc dangerous. held top bumped up to permanent head coach.

he was the offensive coordinator when they met back in september. that was a 41-31 stanford victory. trojans excited to get another crack at the cardinals. >> we had the lead late. ball game and then all of a sudden we don't have a fourth quarter and they pulled away. we feel we're a talented team, we just have to execute. >> we will have complete highlights and reaction after the game following the acc championship between north carolina and clemson. and don't forget warriors going for 20-0 facing the raptor. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. 6:51. could a piece of clothing help improve your form while exercising? find out how a bay area company is leading the charge with one simple device.

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unless you're not. experts say incorrect form cannot only slow you down, it can also lead to injuries. but now a bay area company believes it has a better way forward. >> gold standard in all of this is 3d motion captures. >> reporter: rebecca schultz is a biochemist and product researcher at a company that developed a sensor that acts like a running coach in your pocket. she said the team partnered with a performance motion lab and used a kind of 3d photography to match out the optimal movements involved in running. >> 3d motion capture works by putting retro reflective microbes on the body and it allows us to calculate things. >> reporter: engineers then use that information to develop sophisticated computer code that can interpret signals coming from the sensor built into a pair of running shorts or women's 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 to you learn how to be more efficient runner and as you become a more efficient runner,

you're able to run farther and faster and also avoid injury. >> reporter: it includes things like ground contact and length of your stride. readings are compared to the optimal range for each movement. runners can even get coaching in the form of audio prompts beamed through their phone' ear buds. >> it combines the powerful data of a running lab with the motivation of a coach all integrated into the waste band of your shorts. >> reporter: and creators believe it could help smooth the way. eric thomas, abc 7. >> the company currently taking pre-orders for the sensor. a cool start to your saturday, but it will be dry with a mixture of high and mid level clouds. look for the rain to arrive very

early tomorrow morning in the north bay, anywhere from a third of an inch in santa rosa to about a tenth in san francisco. lesser amounts peninsula, far east bay and south bay. and then dry a couple days. wet again on wednesday and thursday. and perhaps into next weekend. >> so a lot of people heading out to the sierra this weekend. hopefully enjoy the slopes out there. but pack the chains just in case. >> right. just a couple of inches expected there tomorrow. >> lisa, thank you. and thanks for you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. the news thousacontinues online facebook and all your mobile devices. "good morning america" is next.

good morning, america. the first look at the mom turned suspected mass murderer in the san bernardino rampage. a crime now considered a likely act of terror. >> we're now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> this morning, the new details on the suspected female shooter, pledging her allegiance to isis on facebook within moments of the attack. >> the investigation so far has developed indications of radicalization by the killers. >> was she the mastermind? how did she get into the country? and new this morning, what isis is now saying about the attack. relatives shocked at the new parents and their deadly intentions. >> it's horrible. because, i mean, how do you -- how do we deal with that? >> what they're saying about the