breaking news, right now, at 4:30 a.m., police revealing details and the two suspects killed after the mass shooting in california. and a closer look at the training in boston to prepare for this type of violence. and breaking news out of south africa, the ruling from a judge that could have oscar pistorius sent back to jail. also this morning a late night for the bees on the west coast, trying to best the oilers in overtime. from the channel 4 studios

good morning, it is 4:30 a.m. right now. a lot to get to this morning. it is thursday, december 3rd. i am catherine houser. >> and fog out there as well. i saw that coming in, pamela. yes, the fog is right arnold the boston area and areas to the north. but first, we still have showers here. left overshowers are moving through the south coast, the cape, the island. just a little spotty rain this morning. temperatures are in the 40s right now. we will stay in the 40s and we will keep the fog around for the next few hours as well. visibility, nashua to lawrence, half a mile or less with some lighter fog to the south here in boston and the cape and islands. once we get past the lunch hour, the rain moves out, the fog moves out too, we have partial clearing with windy conditions ahead. but, a big dry stretch on the way and we check out the weekend forecast in just a bit.

we start with breaking news on that mass shooting in california. a short time ago, a man and woman identified two suspects. >> right now, the investigators are searching the home linked to the suspects, 28-year-old say fa and 37--syed rizwan farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik. >> and police are looking into reports that farook had a workplace dispute but they are still not ruling out terrorism right now. and this morning a coworker of the suspect says that farook spent some time in syria this spring. and returned with a life. >> here is the--with a wife. >> here is the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police say that the shooters, 27-year-old syed rizwan farook and his wife, 27- year-old tashfeen malik were

they shot 1 people in san bernardino. as part of the investigation, police were watching a resident. farook's brother-in-law spoke to him just about a week ago. >> we are all shocked. we don't know this was going to happen. >> reporter: police say that farook was a county employee and had been at a holiday gathering, but left angry. witnesses say that the suspects, armed with assault rifles and handguns, returned to the social services building wednesday morning and opened fire. >> they came prepared to do what they did, as if they were on a mission. >> reporter: workers locked themselves in offices and sent texts. others calls loved ones. >> i just told them to make sure their cell phones were off, do not make noise. turned an intersection into a injured. >> i called her and she told me

seventh mass shooting in the united states within the past five months. police have now cleared the social services building where they found three explosive devices. cbs news, san bernardino, california. >> and one officer was shot when the police got into that gunfight with the suspects. but is expected to recover. police retained a third person near the scene but don't know if he is connected to the case. breaking overnight, the brother-in-law of syed rizwan farook is speaking out and now we have a closer look. good morning, bree. >> brood morning, catherine, he is married to the sister of syed rizwan farook spoke to reporters in anaheim. kahn last spoke to that fa- -spoke to farook about a week ago. >> i just cannot express how

happened today, i mean, i [ inaudible ] lost their life. very sad that you know, people lost their life. i wish [ inaudible ] and again, i am in shock that something like this could happen. we stand in solidarity [ inaudible ] or mind set to led to such terrible acts. there is absolutely nothing to justify and we stand in mourning and sadness for what happened and we pray for the were injured. >> kahn says that photos on the internet are not of the suspects but of the brother who was at work at the time of the shooting . syed rizwan farook is an american citizen. >> yes, swat teams in water

shutting down entire neighborhoods before arresting dzhokhar tsarnev. >> reporter: in boston, the training, specially for an active shooter never ends. in fact, boston ems trains with the boston police a lot. ems is there with officers w swat, sweeping rooms and stairwells, getting to victims quickly is important. >> we do drills, just rapid extrication, rapid treatment of people getting involved and trying to move onto that transport. >> i don't know that anybody can be 100% prepared for an event like that. i think it is probably the one, the one that keeps us up at night. >> reporter: boston medical center trains for events like this all the time? i think boston has the luxury

hospital group with an established procedure for emergency response. >> reporter: as was evidence following the marathon when numb of the 260 men, women, and children who died at the emergency rooms died. there were lessons learned then and after san bernardino, there will be new teaching moments. boston ems is going meet with ems in other cities impacted by the tragedies, months, years later to learn what worked and what did not. >> of course, we will bring you any new information on air and online when we get it. coming up in about 15 minutes, president obama's response to the mass shooting and how it is debate. back here at home a threat of gun violence against some cambridge middle school.

open today--say schools will be open today. also, extra security measure. the superintendent says that the e-mail threat was directed at the amigos school, putnam avenue upper school, and vac kaitlyn lane upper school. police will be there at all public schools today. also, breaking news out of south africa, an appeals court has found oscar pistorius guilty of murder. the--pistorius is currently under howls arrest after spending a year of his five year sentence in jail. oscar pistorius will now have to return to court for a new sentence. developing news this morning, an american civilian is being held in afghanistan by militants linked to the taliban. the man being held near pakistan.

details about his capture are not being released just yet. more news to tell you about, brissen launches their first air strikes against isis in syria. the british war planes took off just moments after parliament authorized the strikes. they have already targeted isis in iraq. jurors will have the day off in the phillip chisolm murder trial but the judge is going to hear testimony from a psychiatrist. yesterday jurors visited the high school where the murder happened. classes were dismissed early. they also saw the trail behind the school where her body was found. the defense is saying that chisolm was insane. it is 4:39 a.m. right now on your thursday morning. governor charlie baker is giving the nbta the thumbings up saying the ayenisei is better pray--agency is better

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welcome back. it is 4:43 a.m. right now. a tooth mays that comes with caffeine. >> every little bit help. plus, it appears an interest rate hike is coming. jill wagner is life with the details for us. >> reporter: good morning, looking for likely that the

raise interest rates in the next two weeks. they lowered rates to near zero. now fed chair janet yellen says it looks like the economy, including the job market is finally strong enough for a rate hike. of course, that all hinges on tomorrow's job report. also, find out what is in your food could soon be easier. some of the largest food manufacturers announced the plan to give customers instant access to ingredient information, so shoppers will be able toscana code on their smart phone, find out ingredients, policies of the companies, and whether the food con mains gmos. this should all be available in 2017. and now you can get a caffeine buzz while your brush your teeth. power energy tooth paste wbz

campaign to create the tooth paste loaded with caffeine. i say that this is great. what do you guys think? >> well, you drink your coffee and then you brush your teeth and you get double the caffeine. >> i like that, look at you. >> i am like talking really fast this morning. >> reporter: yes, and then you would be talking faster than that the. >> exactly. thank you very much, jill. we need to get a check of weather. you probably noticed it this morning it is foggy. yes, and it is hit or miss out there, too, at one point, completely clear conditions and then a wall of fog. use the low beam head lights. getting through the morning, that fog should stick around. and we are dealing with some rain showers, leftover showers here. boston, we are dry other than the wet roads that we experienced from the rain last night. and the showers are pushing into southeast massachusetts

the north and east. so from chatham to sandwich, still dealing with the rain drops falling from the sky. hour by hour forecast, in fact, shows that we completely dry out in all locations, other than the fog and some areas of drizzle, we cannot rule that out. this afternoon, in the hour by hour, we could be dealing with a few flurries n western massachusetts and into our new hampshire areas here. but northern new england is actually getting snow accumulation. ski resorts are happy about that. for us, we are dry. no worries tonight and clearing conditions as the day goes on. however, it will get windy, winds gusting between 030- --between 30-40 miles per hour. 3:00 p.m., 20-30-mile per hour guests for most of us from the west, northwest. and that this is key. it is going to help to dry us

visible right now, reduced in some spots, under a quarter of a mile. lawrence, half a mile or less. some light fog at chatham. but you are also getting rain with it, too. temperatures starting off in the 50s. 40s, or 30s. it really scaries here. boston, 50-degrees. but this is the warmest part of the day, we will continue to click down into the upper 40s. 47-degrees by 9:00 a.m. in your hour by hour. 46 is the average high this time of the year. we are right around normal. highs today in the low 50s to the south and east on the cape and island. mid-40s to the north and west. lows tonight, back in the 0s around that freezing mark and many spots northwest, looking like the upper 20s. seven day forecast for friday, bright, seasonable, 47-degrees, less winds, we are dry going into the weekend. saturday, 48. sunday, 52. 50s for monday as well and tracking a coastal system for tuesday into wednesday. stay tuned. back to you. thank you very much, pamela. a tough 24 hours of news here

but there is still good going on in the world. >> a new hampshire police officer responding to a shoplifting call discovered something unexpected. lisa molar has the story. >> reporter: among isles stacked with cartons and cans a mother's misfortune met with humanity. >> it is just not something that you can expect from anybody. >> reporter: enter the ocean state [ inaudible ] on november 1, when employees saw a woman shoplifting and called the police. >> he got a plate number, tracked down the suspect. >> reporter: just a typical investigation, officer mike found the woman, but tenderness set in when he learned what she why. >> he realized what she had stolen were things for a birthday cake for which she stated was for her daughter's birthday. >> reporter: a little more than crisco and vanilla frosting.

force knew exactly what to do. >> he brought the birthday cake items and returned them back to her. >> reporter: no one is condoning theft. the officer actually spoke with the woman about it. this story is really about compassion. here is the asis assistant store manager. >> for somebody to pay for somebody else's stuff, it is above and beyond. >> reporter: and he does not want glory, his actions speak loudly enough. >> actuallyings a lot of police officers--actually, a lot of police officers look for the recognition of the good things that happen. i think it happens more often than we know. >> reporter: lisa molar, wbz news. >> he may not want the recognition, but it is nice when we get to say thank you. >> absolutely. and just making good on a tough situation, ahead, the latest update on the breaking news out of california. >> overnight, we have learned much more ant the suspect in that deadly shooting.

has people talking about gun control once again. >> and a new video of another fight with and nba player in boston. new this morning, the

breaking news out of cambridge this morning. schools will be open today despite a threat of gun violence there. the superintendent tells that an e-mail threat was directed

the police will be at all cambridge public schools today. coming up at 5:00 p.m., what the parents need to know before taking their children to school. also, breaking news out of california, two suspects believed to be responsible for that mass shooting are dead 56 a shootout with the police. >> this is picture of syed rizwan farook. farook and tashfeen malik shot more than two dunsen people at a social services center in san bernardino, california burring a holiday party. right now, the investigators don't what triggered the shooting. they are looking into a chance that a work police dispute triggered it. the two were married and had a baby. a third person has also been detained but it is unclear if the person was involved. president obama talked to cbs news about that california

lawmakers to come up with a gun control bill. >> the one thing we do know is that we have a pattern now of mass shootings in this country that has no parallel in where else in the world. and there are some steps that we could take, not to eliminate every one of the mass shootings, but to improve the odding that they do not--the odds that they do not happen as much. >> a group is calling on congress to strengthen background checkings and limit magians for assault rifles. executive director orphean owners action league says that the issue is not thiazine. >> i mean, al-quaida goes on the internet saying go to u.s. gun shows and go to the 33 states in the u.s. that do not require background checks. >> usually what we see is people who have very deep mental health issues and we is

saw that in sandy hooks and with the attack on planned parenthood. >> the mass shooting tracker says there have been 355 mass shootings so far this year. the shootings, in which four or more people are kilted or injured by gunfire. stay with wbz for our continuing coverage. right now, police in wooster searching for two men who attacked a woman, stabbing her and leaving her to die in the street. cameras captured the whole thing. also, showed it to wbz off camera but it is too bad to be made public. >> i have been here for 45 years, i thought i saw it all until i saw what happened here at 4:30 a.m. this morning. >> the dead woman is 31-year- old hill.

this morning, the philadelphia 76er's have suspended rookie jahlil okafor for two games following a fight outside of a boston nightclub. tmz released naevoid know that shows jahlil okafor getting into a second fite in boston last week. witnesses tell tmz this took place just down the street from the first one. police are investigating. it is expensive to own a home in the area? this morning, the new numbers showing how much you have to make to afford your own mace. in fact, we ma --place. with transportation, in-home care, preparing meals. where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need to live independently in the setting of your choice. call 1-844-422-6277

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we know that buying a home in boston is expensive, or in the area alone. and now we are getting a new look at just how much it costs to live in the area. >> a mortgage and loan website crumpled the numbers and you need a salary of close to $93,000 to afford a medium priced home. that price is about $449,000. the study puts us as the fourth most expensive city in the country behind san francisco, san diego, and los angeles. >> there you go. the stop storiesings traffic, weather, all ahead. the news at 5:00 p.m. starts right now--at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. plus, the search to find the motive for the attack in california. also breaking, a second

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