about to inflict more damage before he surrendered. the explosive new ev . the suspect in the planned parenthood shooting was about to inflict more damage before he surrendered. the explosive new evidence investigators uncovered. >> the police officer known as san francisco's hot cop, arrested. the crash he was involved in that sent two people to the hospital. attack on a planned parenthood office colorado. beside . good evening. we are learning new information tonight about the alleged gunman in the deadly attack on a planned parenthood office in colorado. besides shooting, cbs reporter david begneau on what else the suspect was planning to do. >> reporter: investigators are still processing the crime scene, two days after the

deadly shooting spree inside a planned parenthood facility. sources tell cbs news the suspect, robert dear, had several guns and ammunition, in addition to a long rifle. they also believe he planned on detonating propane tanks outside of his car, but surrendered instead. >> i was surprised, given he had to know how much damage he had done, but he made a decision to give himself up. >> reporter: a law enforcement source says when dear was arrested, he said, quote, no more baby parts. vicki cower, the regional head of planned parenthood, called on republican presidential candidates and antiabortion activists to tone down the rhetoric. >> the tirades against planned parenthood in the last few months have been over the top. >> reporter: the deadly attack hits home for hope chapel. slain officer garrett swasey was an elder here. >> we've experienced all joy, all pain, all emotion for the last 10 years side by side.

he's my best friend. >> reporter: leon chandler says one of the victims killed was his brother, ke'arre stewart. >> half a million people here and it happened to be my brother out of all of these people. random. the guy didn't know him. he didn't know the guy. i forgive him, though. >> reporter: cbs news, colorado springs. >> dear will make his first court appearance tomorrow by video. the two civilians killed in the attack have been identified. the sister of ke'arre stewart posted this photo. she said the 29-year-old was an iraq veteran and father of two. all the family wants is justice. jennifer markovsky is another victim, at the clinic to support a friend. her father posted this picture, saying life is too short. she leaves behind a husband and two children. markovsky was 36. the san francisco police officer known as the hot cop of the castro is in trouble tonight. he was arrested after slamming

into two men with his car. christopher coors has gained attention for his model good looks and muscular body. police say the crash happened after 2:00 this morning in the north beach neighborhood. witnesses say coors left his car and ran off. they called police and gave them the license number. coors was arrested a short time later. he faces two charges of felony hit and run. the two men hit a hospitalized with serious injuries. they are expected to survive. now, we learned just minutes ago coors is out of jail on bail p. a woman is dead, two passengers injured after the stolen car they were in slammed into a tree during a police chase in the east bay. police say they tried to pull the woman over on sycamore valley road near 680 in danville. the driver took off, leading police back onto the freeway, then into san ramon. the chase ended in a crash at bollinger canyon road. this is the aftermath, what's left of the honda. danville police say the driver lost control, causing her to crash.

investigators say the car was recently reported stolen in dublin. the police chief described the chase this afternoon. >> the pursuit reached about 90 miles an hour on the freeway and in the range of 70 to 80 miles an hour on surface streets before the collision occurred. >> the driver killed has been identified as 19-year-old hannah meacham of livermore. the passengers, both men, are in the hospital in critical condition. one is 19 years old. the other is 37. their names have not been released. thieves are targeting cars parked in the marin headlands. car break-ins have been increasing recently, especially in the golden gate national recreation area. the parking area leads to hiking trails, bike trails and sight seeing. police say tourists with luggage are most likely to be robbed. extra officers will be patrolling the area during the holiday season. well, expect to maybe see more scenes like this tomorrow morning. frost covering lawns, cars and

roof tops. here comes another one. one last night, a freeze warning for the bay area. it's still at least possible for temperatures to dip down to 26 in the coldest valleys. livermore bottoming out at 31. same for santa rosa. so we're looking for readings tonight mostly to be near or a little above freezing. now, we will have milder weather on monday with increasing clouds and maybe even a sprinkle or two tomorrow. we'll have all the details when we cover the weather, coming up. the san francisco police commission meets this week to approve new protocol for the use of body cameras. one of the sticking points, though, who should be able to view the video and when? as anne makovec explains, those questions are for both the public and the officers themselves. >> reporter: the events are emotionally charged. this is chest camera video from the oakland police and soon san francisco's police department will have photographic evidence

of its own dramatic incidents. but the rules governing body cameras are still in flux on both sides of the bay. >> we don't want witnesses, including police officers, to be tainted by viewing the video. >> reporter: public defender jeff adace spoke on sunday morning about why he says an officer who is under investigation should give an official statement before having a chance to view their own footage. >> different perspectives, right? the police officers are going to say, well, i saw this, i saw that. the video may show one perspective and not the totally of what's going on. >> reporter: the latest proposal on the police commission's website says the department's investigator will coordinate with the member to arrange the viewing of the recording prior to the member's interview. the santa clara pd just announced that its officers have cameras. in the case of an officer- involved shooting there, an officer will have to report on the event by memory before

seeing the video. then there's the question of viewing by the public. this is one of two videos oakland police released after we submitted a public records act request. it's an incident from july when a suspect died wedged between two buildings. civil rights attorney jim shannon says the good news is? >> they are showing more transparency. >> reporter: but he says that slight shift isn't enough. >> policy should be they should all be released unless there's some dramatic exception that warrants it not be released. >> reporter: the san francisco police commission is meeting to discuss its new potential protocol on wednesday at city hall. in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the san jose police department is testing body cameras of its own and plans to deploy them next summer. and coming up, they were told not to do it, but they are doing it anyway. it doesn't look good. hundreds of demonstrators take to the streets in paris to protest the climate conference. >> talk about being in the

right place at the right time. two brothers save a trapped bald eagle and get recognized for one of the best selfies of 2015. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

ests aren't . sleuth chaos today in paris, ahead of a climate change conference. protests aren't allowed because

of that state of emergency in effect since those terror attacks. but hundreds got together anyway. police moved in. you can see what happened. officers used tear gas, pepper spray and billy clubs to break up the crowd. protesters responded by throwing things at police. more than 200 people were arrested. activists decided to cancel the protests planned for tomorrow. president obama has arrived in paris for the climate conference. he arrived on air force one a little over two hours ago. the president is one of several world leaders scheduled to treand the two-week summit. his schedule includes a meeting with china's president in the morning. now, before heading to his hotel for the night, the president stopped at the bataclan concert hall. that's one of the places where terrorists carried out a deadly attack earlier this month. mr. obama was joined by france's president and the mayor of paris. they both laid a flower at the memorial for each of those killed inside the theater. as paris prepares for tomorrow's climate talks, the city of lights is going green.

tonight, the eiffel tower is lit up in green to raise awareness about global warming. visitors took in glowing green and blues that danced along the tower, along with the light installation. environmentally conscious messages also were being projected onto the eiffel tower. and still to come, online holiday shopping versus slugging it out with crowds at the mall. what mall managers believe will keep customers in their stores. >> as for us, we'll try thinking warmer and wetter. both may just happen this week. we'll have the forecast as we look live, after a break. ,,,,,,,,

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last tuesday while they wert on a hunting . two brothers in ontario, canada made a startling discovery all caught on camera. last tuesday, they were out on a hunting trip and came across a bald eagle stuck in a trap. the eagle had its talons caught. so the brothers put a sweatshirt over the eagle to calm it. eventually, they were able to free the big bird. before they sent him on his way, they snapped this selfie, which is now all over the internet. not bad. michael fletcher said he was astonished at how big the bird was close-up. finally, the big release, with one little toss, the bald eagle flying off. both brothers say it was a once in a lifetime experience and they were happy they were able to save the bird. >> makes you smile. tomorrow is cyber monday, when people shop for online- specific deals that rival the stores on black friday. retailers are banking on it. john ramos, on the strengthening trend that threatens to cut down on the number of shoppers in the malls. >> reporter: sun valley mall in

concord was surprisingly quiet this morning. maybe it's just a hangover from black friday. but then again, something else might be happening here. >> it's easier to do it online. >> reporter: brenda chavez is part of a growing number of people who do most of their shopping online. >> seeing it in person is better. >> reporter: she often uses the stores as show rooms and will only buy items if she can't find them cheaper on the internet. >> what's going to happen if we all go this route? there won't be storms anymore, will there? >> i know. you still want to do it. it's a weekend type of event. >> reporter: but no shopping center can exist as just a weekend event. sun valley purposely caters to young people who are constantly online, but also enjoy the social aspects of brick and mortar shopping. >> the savvy retailers realize they have to have a significant presence in both in order to be successful. >> you reinvent yourself, whether it be marketing, advertising. the stores will still be in existence. >> reporter: retailers try to

keep their prices competitive, but they know their real advantage is giving shoppers the opportunity to see and touch what they are buying. >> on the internet, you could buy it and it might look good on the picture. once you get it, you'll be like, oh, man. >> it's more fun to go to the stores because then if you're a kid, you could grab everything and throw in the basket. >> what's the most fun part of shopping? >> i don't know! >> reporter: if you're still unsure why you should ever shop in a store, consider this. there are certain things you just have to be there to appreciate. in concord, john ramos, kpix 5. >> well, sun valley's manager says it helps that the mall focuses primarily on clothing, which is a product that many prefer to physically see and try on before buying. ♪ hello, it's me. >> well, hello, record books. adele's new album "25" sold a whopping 3.3 million copies

this week, making it the highest grossing album in any week of the history of album sales. the british songstress announced a world tour this week. another british darling stole the show this week. princess charlotte, prince william and duchess kate released the latest adorable photos of their royal baby. kate took the pictures in their home in norfolk. the littlest princess has her father's blue eyes and mother's brown hair. scientists are watching indigestion in outerspace. an international team of scientists says you're looking at a black hole burping black plasma. it is described as a rare event to see a star get devoured, but it is extremely rare to see the black hole give off hot plasma in the process. i have never seen it. that's an unusual sight. new to us. as we have a look outside,

mostly clear skies. that's what's happening in the last four nights. that's why we've gotten to freezing temperatures, one of the reasons. right now, temperatures milder than they were last night at this time. 52 degrees at concord. 49 at livermore. in san francisco, 55. showing you a few satellite maps, you can see an approaching cold front. might get a few sprinkles and something we didn't see yesterday, which is increasing high clouds. it's because of the high clouds. watch, so that's the way it is now. look at what can happen over the next 24 hours. first, high clouds overspread the area. then look what's onshore. maybe a little bit of rain we'll get tomorrow. a little sprinkle here and there. that could certainly happen. but more high clouds. so that argues against a freeze warning, because if we get high clouds coming in early enough, temperatures will not dip as low as 26 to 32 degrees. but if they come in later, they will. there's still a freeze warning posted, but shouldn't be as cold tonight as it was last night with those overspreading high clouds. here's what we expect. first, milder on monday with

high clouds. don't forget, maybe a few sprinkles tomorrow. but the real rain will be coming in on thursday when low pressure approaches, grabs moisture and sends it over the bay area. that's thursday. about a quarter of an inch to half an inch. clouds increase, chance of a few sprinkles. milder on monday through wednesday, so not as cold. then a chance of rain coming into the bay area by thursday. heading out of the bay area, doesn't look too bad. there is fog in the central valley. if you're on 5 or 99, you know, after 9:00 in the morning and before 6:00 at night, best times to travel. 31 overnight in santa rosa. 31 degrees at livermore. tomorrow, a bit warmer than it was today, not by leaps and bounds. san francisco, 54 degrees. san jose, 57. same for oakland. down in the south bay, looking at numbers in the mid to upper 50s. east bay, still chilly with readings in the mid-50s again as well. 50s will do it for the north bay. that's a better chance of sprinkles tomorrow up in the north bay. for ukiah and overdale, also in

the mid-50s, chance of a few sprinkles, maybe showers in the early going tomorrow. extended forecast, cloudier day tomorrow than we had today, so slightly warmer temperatures. warming trend continues through wednesday when the warmest numbers top out in the low 60s. back to normal by wednesday. thursday, rain in the bay area. quarter of an inch, half an inch. then friday, saturday and sunday, we will dry it out. a lot happening this week in weather. lot happening in sports, too. vern? absolutely. on an nfl sunday, front and center, folks, 49ers and the raiders, both with huge opportunities dangled in front of them. what team rose up and did something about it? we'll have the answer, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

on a . nfl up top. it was about time for the greatest. after three straight losses, today a moment of truth test on a wet, soggy, nashville, tennessee playing field. titans marcus mariota had his team up 6-0 early, but the raiders answered. the concentration on this ball by michael crabtree, right by the pylon. yeah, he's in. raiders up 7-6. early second half, raiders seth roberts hit, stayed on his feet, till he leaped into the end zone on 3rd and 8. 17-6 raiders.

carr, sixth 300-yard day. douglas still caught it. forget the pass interference. raiders lead cut to 3. same score, this one on derek carr. he's never had it on the snap. titans recovered his fumble in raider territory. titans got down to the one, off the play action. mariota rolled, hits fowler for the touchdown and a 21-17 lead. under 2 minutes to play, raiders on 4th and 8. 4th and 8! pass intended for andre holmes! incomplete. the yellow hankies came out. holding. raiders got to tee it up again. carr, a floater. roberts, touchdown raiders! they took a 24-21 lead. titans needed a field goal to tie, touchdown to win. mariota is picked off by safety nate allen. we're done here. raiders win 24-21 to improve to

5-6 for the season. >> we're trying to win, man. win on this little skid we went on for a couple of weeks and had an opportunity to come on the road and get a win. ugly as it may have been. but you get a win, man, you feel good about it. >> got to stay alive. that was my whole mentality. we are still in the place for the playoffs. that's big. >> seth roberts, what did you do today? nothing, just put the team on my back. [ laughter ] playoff-wise, steelers lost to seattle. seattle did them a favor. raiders remain a game back of the wild card spot. they will have to pull even with the chiefs next week when they host kansas city. to the nfc, 49ers, close just doesn't cut it in this league. pay attention, man. cardinals hadn't won here since 2008. four defensive penalties.

falcons johnson crashed in. touchdown. 13-3 cardinals, 10 1/2-point favorites. niners blaine gabbert was steady with progressions, hitting blake bell. it's a 48-yard explosion play. here came the men in black, into arizona territory. gabbert, 25 of 36, 318. same drive, gabbert to the other 49er tight end, vance mcdonald, cutting the lead to three. later in the third, gabbert didn't hear his name very much, but you heard it here. curry smith for a gain! game-tying field goal, same story in the fourth. carson palmer, nobody open. he's running it in! and the ageless wonder crashes in. cardinals took the lead. 49ers, some life until this on 3rd down. gabbert sacked. cardinals ran it out, won the

game. final of 19-13, as the niners drop to a record of 3-8. >> i think today's team, like coach was saying, is the team that's going to win a lot of football games. for us to respond like that after, you know, losing the way we did the first game, i think that says a lot also about this team. you know, i'm happy about the way we played. we have no moral victories, as we say, but we can definitely build on this. >> the niner empire, they are shaking their heads, just thinking, well, they played well, but scoreboard. raider nation? they are in a th laker. if they beat the chiefs, that will be a big game next week. chiefs at the raiders, just like old times. >> loved all your highlights. >> see you in an hour from now. thanks for watching. see you back here in half an

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>> glor: two more victims in the planned parenthood attack in colorado have been identified. we'll have their stories. >> protestors clashed with police as world leaders arrive in paris. president obama is among those on hand for a climate summit. the latest on a newborn baby girl buried alive in los angeles. and the architect with a unique blue print for success. >> i'm an architect without fight. not an architect without captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. robert lewis dear,ed accused gunman in the planned parenthood attack in colorado will make a court appearance tomorrow by video. until tonight, police