live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. for the first time, isis has made a public statement on the san bernardino terrorist attack as a community tries to get back to normal. good evening i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian. >> first we have breaking news in concord. chopper 5 is over 242 on concord avenue. all southbound lanes are closed right now because of police action. we are making calls to find out what is going on in the area. you see a number of police cars lining the freeway. traffic in the area is slow. side streets are clogged. avoid the area if you can and we will have an update as soon

as we have more information. tonight isis has praised the couple behind the shooting attacks but the group did not call the couple isis members nor did they take responsibility for what happened. president obama used his weekly address to focus on the terrorist group and the shooting that left 14 people dead. >> it is entirely possible that these two people were radicalized to commit an act of terror. the danger of people succumbing to extremist ideologies. cbs news reporter chris martinez says tonight people are trying to figure out how the couple went from ordinary people to killers. >> reporter: this memorial of candles and flowers continues to grow. >> i want to go out and say a

prayer for the lost souls. >> reporter: ray is one who came here to pause, and pay respects to the victims of the shooting. jennifer garcia says it's especially tough explaining the deadly rampage to her kids. >> it's terrifying. if it's like this now, what's it going to be like when they grow up? >> reporter: while the community mourns and honors the victims, -- >> so far we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. >> reporter: yet according to an unnamed federal law enforcement official, the los angeles times reports that syed farook had some kind of contact with people from the nu sr affront in syria. his wife, 29 year old tashfeen malik pledged her support to isis and its leader in an online post just before the

deadly rampage. her friends also say in the last few years she became more devout and started dressing more conservatively. chris martinez, cbs news, san bernardino. the fbi is working with pakistani officials who have contacted tashfeen malik's family in her country. the lawyers representing farook's family says there is no evidence his family harbored the same views. terror threats in the wake of the san bernardino shootings. you can see it right here on kpix5 tomorrow evening. the rented suv the suspects used has been towed away. the bullet-riddled vehicle sat in the street more than 48

hours. governor jerry brown arrived in france today for a climate change summit. he had this reaction to the shootings. >> people who are committing these jihadist [ indiscernible ] are going to be killing people in very unexpected places, so we have to be, as i said, on guard. >> the governor wouldn't commit to changing california's gun laws, but he did criticize neighboring states nevada and arizona. he called their laws wide open. a stabbing incident at a london underground subway station is being called a terrorist incident. london police say three people were stabbed, one of them seriously felt one person is under arrest. authorities did not say why they believe the incident is

terror related. an angry crowd demands san francisco's police chief resign in the wake of the latest police shooting. the police department held a community meeting to discuss why one of its officers shot and killed a man who was wielding a kitchen knife on wednesday. some believe the police need better training. police say mario woods had a 4 and a half inch long knife. woods had already cut one man with it. today he had this reaction about last night's meeting. >> i think it was a hard meeting. i think people are upset. i think they have a right to be upset. the investigation's early on and it will go forward. but my responsibility is to go have a conversation with the community. >> they are going to change how they train police officers, especially when it comes to

using force. women may get a shot in taking part in the and a halfrics big wave competition. the legendary surf spot so far has only hosted events for men. but state officials have told organizers they better plan to including women if they want to hold it next year. when conditions are right, the waves can reach heights of 65. get ready to pay more to ride bart. how much fares are going up beginning january first. >> and a way to help the valley recover from the devastating fire. donate your christmas tree after the holidays.

williams is responsible for introducing french chuck williams, founder of williams-sonoma has died. he was 100 years old. williams is responsible for introducing french cook wear into american kitchens. he bought his first store in sonoma in 1943 with cook ware inspired by copper and enamel. he opened a second store in san francisco in 1958. his passion became a nationwide success through mailorders shortly after. bart riders are going to have to cough up extra cash

starting on january 1st. the fare hike is part of an automatic every-other-year hike increase. that means a 50-cent increase for most rides an the bay area. one example will cost 30 5 cents extra. bart says the periodic fare increases will raise $312 million by 2020 to help pay for new train cars and a new maintenance facility in hay ward. this holiday season, renting potted christmas trees is grow nothing popularity. >> mark kelly shows us how you can help the people affected by the valley fire once christmas is over. >> reporter: the valley fire incinerated more than 1200 homes and nearly as many trees. >> devastating. some of the trees are still standing, but they're obviously burnt. >> reporter: this holiday season, chris hurly and her

family had an idea. what if people buy a live potted christmas tree and once the holidays are over donate that tree to the fire victims to plant in their own backyards? >> everybody feels so connected to lake county and feels so horrible about what happened. the idea is that these trees will go to people who are rebuilding in the devastated fire area. >> reporter: in no time, 7 bay area nurseries jumped on board. >> my first reaction was we wanted to help. >> reporter: here's how the donation works: buy a live potted christmas tree like these at a participating nursery. take it home and after the holidays, arrange for members of the gifting tree project to transplant your tree. >> everybody loves the idea. >> reporter: making a charred lake county green again seems daunting, but organizers say fixing the landscape is a critical part of rebuilding.

>> it is putting greenery back in the landscape. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix5. when a parent gets sick, it can be a struggle for the whole family. how one east bay student stepped up to help out. >> more rain on the way for the bay area and wait until you hear about what's coming next week. that's all coming up. help californians who need health insurance get it.

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a private jet's landing gear failed to open.. forcing well, take a look at this. a scary situation in palm springs. a private jet's landing gear failed to open forcing the

pilot to make a belly landing and skid down the run way. the pilot and another person on board were not injured. the run way was shut down for about 45 minutes as crews cooled the plane down. a group of breach swimmers tackled the frigid water of the bay this morning. it was part of the brave the bay challenge that raises money for the make a wish foundation. >> i know there's people that regularly swim in the bay. i am not one of them. this is an act of love for the kids. >> the event also featured a 5k race and a tug of war between the sfpd and san francisco fire department. >> have you ever jumped into the bay? >> i have for the polar plunge. >> how did it feel? >> cold. >> i had to jump in with my suit on and it was cold. as we have a look out and

around the bay area, overcast skies. that's going to lead to a chance of rain coming in overnight tonight for the midbay. by the time it gets south of the golden gate bridge, there will not be much left. oakland, 52. liver more, 52 degrees. that's potent looking. in northern california, it will be. as you see in the forecast in a minute, it dies on the vine as it gets south of the golden gate. in the future cast, you can see just after midnight, pretty heavy rain coming down between midnight and 6:00 a.m. we're freezing this at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning so you can see the city down to red wood city and around davenport wakes up to showers. watch what happens though. it goes on, sinks south, not much left. we'll have a cloudy day out

testify. scattered showers. quarter of an inch to three- quarters of an inch in the far north way. first the rain will spread south tonight. we'll get more rain coming in thursday. this is quite a stream that the low pressure is tapping all the way back to the hawaiin islands. far northern california will accumulate 3 to 6 inches of rain by tuesday. clearing on monday, tell be nice on tuesday and wednesday. then increase the clouds with rain wednesday night, north way and the rest of the bay area thursday. oakland's playing tomorrow and they will be playing under mostly cloudy skies. 62 degrees. and there is so much ice around the holiday ice rink. not only at the embark deo, but also at the union square. 58 degrees. overnight lows tonight, tell be on the chilly side with temperatures mostly in the 40 degree range. sun up tomorrow at 7:11 a.m.

we're all going to be in the mid-50s tomorrow. monday and tuesday okay, increased clouds on wednesday. more rain on thursday. by the time we get to next weekend, we'll be back to partly cloudy skies. doctors say when a person is diagnosed with cancer, the whole family is affected by it. our student rising above will tell you how important family is when things get tough. wendy tells us jessica has been a pillar of strength for her family. >> reporter: jessica is ununusualy close to her little sisters. there's a reason for that. she was 14 when her mother was diagnosed with leukemia. >> every day i would think about oh, is she going to -- she might die today. what will i do? how will my sisters react? >> reporter: because jessica would have to be the strong

one. 6 girls, one in kindergarten at the time. living in a rough part of east oakland. their mom is at home now, still frail. but for two years, she was in and out of the medical center waiting for a bone marrow transplant so her children could not even see her much of the time. jessica ran the house and took care of the little ones. >> i cooked for them. i changed them. >> diapers. >> yeah. i did their laundry. >> reporter: she would always say don't worry, we will be okay. even with these problems, we are growing. with her mom having to work and her father being a laborer, jessica's sister quit college to support the family. jessica held everyone together.

>> she took charge in moments of crisis. for someone at 14, i really couldn't believe it. >> 14th amendment -- >> reporter: school was still a family priority. so jessica worked hard to keep her grades up. >> she held it together so well. seamless. i had no idea. >> reporter: she didn't tell anyone what was happening, not even her art teacher, her favorite. >> i wanted to express my fear through showing it at -- somebody clawing at you. >> reporter: even after her mother got the transplant, there were still scares. the worst one day when jessica took her mom on the emergency room. >> she felt like she was dying at that moment. >> she would say mommy, i am with you. you are not alone. >> she is someone that tells the truth and she says i'm not sure what's going to happen,

but i'm here for you. >> jessica would tell them we will get through this together. >> there was still a lot more to us as a family and a lot more to achieve. >> reporter: kpix5. when it wild ride ends with a horrific crash. we learn the tour bus was once part of a transit fleet so troubled that washington, d.c. dumped them all. after our story, promises for tougher inspections. >> the existing state law isn't enough. >> expect more. ,,,,

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the dubs... its opponent ma them work for it too... the to break the nba up top and the warriors. mile stone moment for doug nation. his opponent made him work for it to. the best record for start in

all american pro sports history set by the 1884 st. louis maroons baseball club. andrew -- his back was barking. he had to sit it out. here comes the warriors in attack mode. seth curry, make it rain please. bam, bucket. toronto played him tough. boy, look at this. break away done. gave the raptors a one-point lead. fast forward 4th period. curry 3. warriors led by 3. 5 minutes left. doves by 1. lori had 41 points in the game and the raptors are in front. 2 and a half minutes left. warriors are down one. curry pulled up. he had 44 points in the game. 5 seconds left. the ball off of joseph's foot. and the warriors hit their

freethrows and escaped toronto 112 to 109. they have started the season off now 21 and 0. so the streak now actually moves to 25 going back to last april. they need 9 more regular season wins to break the lakers' all time record of 33. off to the collegiate ranks. cal basketball. they're at wyoming. second half, bears. tyrone wallace. wallace had 23 points in the game. but the cowboys, they were spirited. josh adams, bucket and 1. tie today at 62. this one went to overtime. here comes wallace. a mess. cameron had his back. and the bears, a road win. 78-72. count now 6 and 2 for the year.

on the women's side, saint mary's upset no. 18 cal at the pavilion. hit the game-winning jumper with 2.7 seconds left. baseball, good pick up for the san francisco g giants. giants, they went and got pitcher jeff samardzija. one-time oakland a. reportedly agreed on a 5-year 19 million contract. the former notre dame wide receiver struggled last season with the white sox. his era was north of 4.9. but still, he didn't have the infield with the white sox like he's going to inherit with the san francisco giants. college football, stanford at usc in action right now at levi stadium. story coming up on the late

show. florida hoping to pull an upset against alabama. sec championship game. this is antonio caloway stay nothing the game. gators up 7-2, but bama got it together. jake cokier on the run. stewart comes down, outleaps the coverage. alabama won the sec championship 29-15. give me 19th ranked houston. yeah, these are the boys in red. against temple. houston, greg warren. excuse me, i gotta score now. 10, 5, touchdown. cougars will win this one 24-13 for their first conference

title since 2006. houston now likely headed to a major bowl. no. 12 baylor and a fight against texas and out of the long horn state, tyrone. 9-yards and in. they upset the 12th ranked baylor bears. that likely knocks baylor out of a new year's day bowl game. quarterback derrick car, they're getting set for sunday's game against the chiefs. it's got huge playoff implications. don't expect carr to be all caught up. >> whatever i'm doing, i'm trying to win. you know, my wife laughs at me all the time, but it doesn't matter what i'm trying to do, i'm trying to compete and trying to win. you can ask her. i won't let her beat me at anything. >> oh, wow. >> on his wife.

on his wife. >> she'll get him back. >> they always do. >> we'll see you in a half- hour. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> axelrod: the california terror suspects. why did they do it? isis now says the couple who killed 14 peems were members of their caliphate. the gap between what chicago police documents say and what the video shows in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. sex trafficking, a growing problem, and in one american city it's been a family business. >> i don't think people really realized how big it was until just recently. >> axelrod: get ready, a series of storms is taking aim at the northwest, bringing flooding rains, powerful wind, and host mountain snow. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: gove