with just your age, income zip code and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enroll by december 15th to be covered by january 1st bernardino.. authourities release new information about the attacker le at a social s now at noon chaos in san bernardino. authorities release some new information about the attackers who gunned down 14 people at a social service center. police say the suspects have thousands of rounds of ammunition, 12 pipe bombs and

tools to make improvised explosives. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. chris martinez has the latest from san bernardino. >> reporter: police this afternoon now questioning if the suspects perhaps had other bigger attacks in mind. police revealed just a short time ago that the two shooters fired up to 75 rounds just at that holiday party. and they had a lot more ammo ready to go. an assault rifle and a bullet- riddled suv are part of a crime scene as police in san bernardino continue their investigation into why two shooters opened fire on a holiday party at a social services center. the suspects have been identified as a husband and wife, 28-year-old syed rizwan farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik. they were killed in a shootout with police several hours after the rampage. >> it is possible that this was terrorist-related. but we don't know. >> reporter: at the shooting scene, police found three pipe

bombs linked to a remote- controlled device that apparently malfunctioned. they also found additional explosives in a nearby house that the suspects rented. >> the search that took place revealed that there were 12 pipe bomb type devices found in that house or in the garage of that house. >> reporter: farook worked for the san bernardino department of health. police said he attended their holiday gathering wednesday more before disappearing. investigators say he returned with his wife, both dressed in combat style clothes. >> there appears to be a degree of planning that went into this. nobody just gets up so the at a party, goes home and puts together that kind of an elaborate plan to do that. >> reporter: u.s. officials say neither of the shooters has shown up on u.s. terror watch lists. farook was an american citizen born in chicago. authorities have not released any background information about his wife. in the garage of the suspect's

home alongside about a dozen homemade pipe bombs they found 3,000 rounds of ammunition. officials say they expect to release the names of all the victims involved in this as we move on here throughout the day. rnardino, california, i'm chris martinez. >> chris, do police think they were planning another attack? >> reporter: that's one of the questions out here that they are asking. just looking at the scope of all of that ammunition, those weapons they found, it certainly would seem to them that perhaps there was something larger in the works. but their initial goal right now is to figure out the motive for this shooting. they still don't have a motive and that's a question that people are asking. >> chris martinez live in san bernardino, thank you. and we do know just what kind of fire power the two suspects were packing. it was a small arsenal.

during the final shootout with authorities, they had 1400 rounds for their assault weapons, 200-plus rounds for their nine-millimeter weapons, a search of their home turning up another serious ammo stash more than 3,000 bullets and 12 pipe bombs. kpix 5 reporter betty yu is in san bernardino and will have a live report during a special 4 p.m. edition of kpix 5 news. san francisco police are facing tough questions over the shooting death of a stabbing suspect that was caught on camera yesterday in the bayview district in front of a muni bus loaded with passengers. this morning, the man was identified as 26-year-old mario woods of san francisco. police say woods was armed with a knife at the time and the o appears to show him walking slowly before he was shot. >> this suspect had already demonstrated by committing a felony aggravated assault that he was a danger to others so he could not be allowed to move away from the scene. >> the question is whether lethal force was justified. at the same time, the city's

police commission has struck a compromise on body cameras. last night, commissioners decided officers will be allowed to review footage before making statements about use of force incidents. but each case will be up to the discretion of the police chief. the issue of when and if officers can review footage has been a source of tension between the police union and civil liberties organizations. happening today, oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan is taking steps to prevent gun thefts in oakland. rebecca kaplan will introduce an ordinance to require guns left in cars to be locked and out of sight. the guns that killed kate steinle in san francisco and a muralist in oakland were both stolen from law enforcement vehicles. we have our "eye on the storm" a live look outside at the bay bridge. you can't see much. it is wet and windy all around the bay area. the showers started early this morning in the north bay and picked up big time last couple of hours all around the bay. and kpix 5's roberta gonzales is live in san francisco

tracking where the heaviest rain is falling now. hey, roberta. >> reporter: we do have anywhere from light to moderate rain right here at the marina green. heavy downpours just passed through. let me show you how much rain it left. right here we have puddles gathering and it's also raw because the winds are blowing out of the south gusting up to 23. [ signal breakup ] it's live. it's hi-def doppler radar and i can confirm that spot of green over the marina area a more light rainfall. then when you see yellow and bay bridge in treasure island that's the heavy cell of precipitation that passed through us here just about five minutes ago. let's go ahead and take a wider look at activity. the front is over the central valley. but we have bands of showers streaming across the east bay. another band of showers is lined up off the sonoma coast and we have that rain shower over half moon bay. we have rain falling now. it will continue to fall.

i'll tell you how much more rain to expect and how much has already accumulated and how high these winds are going to blow coming up later in this newscast. frank and michelle. >> we know you're having fun out there, roberta, thanks. firefighters are assessing damage after a two-alarm fire broke out on lombard this morning. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec says four people will need a new home for the holidays. >> reporter: witness cell phone video shows the dramatic scene on lombard this morning. >> flames were leaping in the air like 30 firefighters on site, six engines. it was amazing. >> reporter: in the end four people were left homeless and a 65-year-old man sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation. neighbor adam brown was woken up by a car honking just before 7 a.m. >> i looked out and they are like get out, get out! >> reporter: he took this photo outside after getting out of his apartment with only the necessities. >> shirt, wallet and shoes.

>> reporter: four others made it out before firefighters arrived but lost everything. >> it's extensive damage. structurally it can be repaired but extensive damage to both floors. >> reporter: traffic backed up as firefighters stabilized the building. >> the first thing you think of when you see a fire in the marina is is it going to spread? >> reporter: they had it under control in a half-hour. >> they will be there for you if you need them someday. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is under investigation. in the marina district, anne makovec, kpix 5. mayor lee announcing a sweeping new effort to help combat homelessness in san francisco today. a new city department will be dedicated exclusively to homeless services and rehabilitation. the plan is to combine health, housing and counseling programs all under one roof. the mayor's also dedicating $1 billion to homeless aid over the next four years.

>> we are going to create a new department with a mission to end homelessness here. >> he said he hopes the effort will inspire other cities to follow suit. up next, a historic announcement is made for the nation's military. the jobs women will now be allowed to apply for. >> and color-coded pickup. how rideshare giant uber wants to make it easier for customers to spot their drivers. coming up.

defense secretary ash carter announced a few hours ago: the a historic change for the united states military. defense secretary ash carter announced a few hours ago the military will open all positions to women. this includes front line

combat. opponents to the measure argued mix gender units aren't as capable as all-male units. the decision is a huge step toward military equality. a park ranger from the bay area has written her share fair of history but today she will make history of her own. this woman 93-year-old betty soskin will meet president obama. she is the oldest active ranger in the national park service. she will be introducing president obama at the national christmas tree lighting ceremony tonight at the white house. san francisco officials gave the green light last night start construction on a controversial $240 million jail. the plan faced opposition. local community groups along with the d.a., george gascon, argued that the money would be better allocated toward preventative programs and mental health services. new building is intended to replace two dilapidated jails. paralympic gold medalist oscar pistorius is going back

to jail. a judge ruled that he should have foreseen that firing the gun would have killed whoever was behind the door regardless of whether he thought it was girlfriend or intruder. we should know the fate of the california crab season. harvesting of crab has been on hold since mid-november because of unsafe levels of neurotoxins. today two north bay lawmakers will convene a hearing in santa rosa. they will hear from health and wildlife officials who will also release new test results. good day to be outside if you are roberta gonzales because she loves the rain! and she is sitting at the marina green right now soaking it in. >> reporter: it is so windy out here with the winds blowing at 23 miles an hour from the south. the rain is blowing sideways. but what's so fabulous about this cold front, take a look at this! this is just downright soaking rain here's at the marina green and this is so advantageous for the bay area. we really want to prime our

ground before the heavier el nino rains work its way into the bay area in january. let's get to it. it's our live hi-def doppler radar. it is indicating that we have the rain showers right -- [ signal breakup ] -- the heaviest precipitation right now happens to be -- you can see it -- moving across the financial district towards oakland, emmyville, also berkeley. -- emeryville, also berkeley. we have heavier rain over sacramento. that's a front. it streams all the way back into the san jose area. now, let's go ahead and take a look at the currents right now. you can barely see the bay bridge from the city of san francisco. and that's because it is pouring outside! gusty winds, right now sfo wind gusts at 39 with our air temperatures pretty much in the 50s except for oakland now in the low 60s. we have the frontal boundary already passed through the bay area leaving in its wake a lot of scattered showers all the way throughout the evening commute.

we have 6 p.m., scattered rain showers. through your nighttime hours at midnight more scattered showers. then we have wraparound moisture until 7:00 tomorrow morning. we could have a link, shower until friday afternoon before becoming partly cloudy. how much rain to expect, so far we have already seen from .3 to .5" in the north bay. we could see an inch of rain in the bay area. let's go ahead and take a look statewide. rain showers across the northern half of the state of california. and we have that winter storm warning in effect for the high sierra. 15 inches of blowing snow above 7,000 feet. northstar, you have snow right now. squaw valley, red dog, the pick run, you have snow, too. back at home, the sun sets tonight and by the time it does, we are not going to see it. we have rain in the bay area forecast. our high temperatures today, who cares! it's raining! let's take a look at the seven- day forecast. the rain does taper off tomorrow to partly cloudy skies. a slight chance of rain sunday

night into the north bay. otherwise great day for raider football on sunday. frank and michelle, i haven't seen this kind of rain here in the bay area really all this year! it's some fun stuff. >> i was going to say, is it me or does she seem pretty happy? >> she's happy splashing around out there. all right, roberta. you have fun out there. thanks. well, we chatted earlier with our friends up in sacramento marianne and ken who host good day on our sister station kbcw. >> and we asked them a question that turned out to be a sore subject. >> tell us about your sacramento kings. when are they going to beat the warriors? will that ever happen? >> are you trying to get me to come over there? because i will come over there. >> i said on facebook i thought they would win this past weekend and i was wrong. i sincerely believe the sacramento kings will beat the golden state warriors before this season is over. i sincerely believe that. >> not a chance!

>> keep on believing. we don't. >> no one has beaten them yet. >> you can catch good day on our sister station kbcw cw 44/cable 12, mornings from 7 to 10 a.m. uber is looking to make it easier for customers to find their drivers. the company is currently testing a new color coding technology. they are doing it up north in seattle. the technology called "spot" allows riders to choose a color in the uber app and a light bar in the windshield will glow with that chosen color. this allows riders to more easily identify uber vehicles in crowded places or in the dark. if "spot" succeeds in seattle it could expand to other cities. cyber monday broke records this year. americans spent more than $3 billion online making it the biggest online shopping day ever. researchers say shopping by phone, tablet or laptop jumped 21%. amazon, walmart, ebay, target and best buy topped the list of most visited sites. let's check the market.

>> the dow is down 277. we'll be right back.

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blueberries. here's tony with some shopping tips! they are a perfect

combination with a bowl of oatmeal or muffin or frozen like my daughter likes them. we are talking blueberries. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is blueberries. we are going into the wintertime so all the berries you buy in the store most of them are imported and from different countries. so you have to select them and store them properly or otherwise, you're going to be disappointed. you're going to lose some money that the flavor and nutritional value won't there. don't compromise when you buy them, dark all the way, dark blue, almost black. when you turn the basket around, tray, there's no water in the bottom. the tell tale sign they are decaying. >> store them in the refrigerator right away. do not leave them at room temperature at all. in the refrigerator nice and cold. never wash them before you store them. blueberries like this bunch here, can't get this open, are loaded with nutritional value.

they are a superfood. they are great for us and they taste great. a little pricy right now because it's not blueberry season. but other parts of the world it is. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. this we are's everso award winner was serve thur community as a nurse when she realized she had another calling. >> she might be the daughter leslie silket couldn't have. >> somebody asked me if i wanted to go. >> reporter: shanika was 15 when she and her younger sister and brother had to leave oakland and move to texas to live with their aunt and uncle. their mother was sick. in december of 2011, charm told

leslie just how sick. >> when i got that email from her, i -- i -- i couldn't help but cry. i cried for her. mostly my tears were for the sons and daughters, her son, her daughters and the sons and daughters of all the nurses that have gone away too soon. >> reporter: charm had untreatable cancer. leslie realized when charm died, not only would charm's children need help, so would the children of countless other nurses who die young. so she created the nurses children's foundation to raise college scholarship money for those kids. >> it's my give-back. it's what i have to do. i saw my son graduate from san francisco state at the age of 21 with his bachelor's degree. and i cried. i cried about the nurses that aren't here to see what i'm seeing right now. >> another support system for you guys. >> reporter: shanika is a

freshman studying politics at usf with an eye on her future thanks to the nurses children's foundation. >> study more, so that i can have the right grades for graduate school. because i mean like i'm already thinking about graduate school even though this is my freshman year. >> reporter: so for making sure the children of nurses have a path to college and the future, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to leslie silket. allen martin, kpix 5. >> and if you would like to contribute to the nurses children's foundation, use the link in our story at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back.

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