. we're knolling breaking knews the out of california. authorities name the two suspect as husband and wife team. the very latest on the investigation. open but on high alert, the cambridge schools and the action authorities are taking. convicted of murder, a new twist in the oscar pistorious trial just days after being released from jail. why he could be facing a new sentence. guilty plea, the new hampshire son who killed his parents and then set their house on fire now learns his fate. the emotional day in court. we we start with breaking

we are looking live at san bernardino, california right now where we're expecting to hear from authorities at any minute to update us on this shooting from yesterday. this as we learn more about the husband and wife team who entered a social services center. it is the worse shooting since sandy hook three years ago. >> thank you for being bus. right now the police are still combing over the scene with the shoot-out with the suspects. they're trying to figure out what triggered this horrific act of violence. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: 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 killing 14 people and injuring 17 others. the suspects have been identified as husband and wife team.

they were killed in a shoot-out with police several hours after the rampage. >> it is possible that this was know. it is also possible that this was work place related. >> farouk worked for the bern department of health. police say he attended their holiday gathering wednesday morning before suddenly disappearing. >> he did leave the party early under some circumstances that were described as angry or something of that nature. >> reporter: the investigators say he returned with his wife, both dressed in combat-style clothes. cell phone video captured diseases of people fleeing the rampage. >> based upon how they were equipped, there had to have been some degree of planning that went into this. >> reporter: the u.s. officials say neither of the shooters had shown up on terror watch lists. he was an american citizen born in chicago. authorities have not released any background information about his wife.

and we are learning more about the suspects. authorities say early wednesday morning they dropped their 6- month-old daughter off with their grandmother. the guns used were purchased legally. we're also hearing more about what happened as the couple entered the health center. >> she just told us that, you know, they were just coming back from a little break and then the doors opened and gun happened. >> reporter: 10 victims of the shoot ring still being treated at california hospitals. the "new york daily news" igniting outrage over its coverage of the san bernardino shooting. here is the cover with the headline, quote, god isn't fixing this with tweets from several politicians calling for prayers. connecticut senator chris murphy sent out this tweet. it said your thoughts should be carnage. your prayers should be for foregiveness if you do nothing again.

ryan seemed to dodge questions gun violence. >> what is it going to take to move the needle in congress as the frustration build ? >> that's what i'm trying to say. what we're trying to do is find out the facts and make sure our response actually addresses the problems without, without infringing upon the rights of law abiding citizens that is the key here, gale. >> it keeps happening. >> and we also have citizens who have rights to be protected. again, one of the common themes here, this is why we're really serious about our mental health legislation because a lot of these people are getting gun whose are mentally unstable, who should not be getting guns, and this is a gap in our laws that we feel needs to be filled. if you're not outraged when you turn on the tv and see the shootings, there is something wrong with you. we just want to get it right. meanwhile, the massachusetts governor charlie baker says the recent mass shootings from paris to california has prompted the take to take action. >> there have been ongoing

after paris between federal national security officials and state and local officials that day. at this point there is no connection between what happened in california and what goes on here in massachusetts. >> and san bernardino, the neighborhood is reminding many people of the manhunt here in bombings. it was two years ago, but scenes like this are still fresh in your minds. s.w.a.t. teams rolling through watertown rooking for the tsarnaev brothers. energy response teams all over the greater boston area are con standly running drills to be prepared for the worst. >> we do that, just rapid treatment of people, getting them out and trying to move on to that prioritiation for transport. >> boston ems tells us they also routinely meet with their counter parts in other cities

to talk about what works and -- worked and what didn't. stay with wbz and cbs news for our continuing coverage of the san bernardino shooting. we'll bring you any information on air and online as soon as we get it. breaking news. boston police arrest a person they say is connected to a deadly thanksgiving day shooting outside fenway park. the officers say 26-year-old dominic carpenter grady is facing weapons charges. he is due in roxbury district court later on today. right now cambridge schools are open and in session with school threat. this is the second threat in in cambridge. the police and school authorities say they're not taking any chances. and we are live in cambridge this noon with more. good afternoon, suzy. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're in front of the put numb avenue upper school, and this is one of those middle schools that was specifically named in that e-mail threatening gun violence.

increased security presence as there is at every cambridge school today and parents tell us they're trying not to let this threat affect them, but that is easier said than done. >> reporter: they're in bulletproof vests, up on the roof and talking -- walking canine units around the ground. the increased police presence is impossible to ignore at cambridge schools. >> there's certainly some palpable fear, and, on the other hand, that is counterbalanced by a palpable sense of relief, particularly thanks to the police. >> reporter: the parents received robo calls a and warning from administrators that kids would see additional security at school. for the second time in a week, an e-mail threatened couldn'ts' safety. thursday the threat was gun violence. tuesday it was bomb. so far neither has proven credible. >> one of the terrible challenges of 2015 is that one really never knows. >> reporter: the superintendent jeff young had to make the

whether students should attend school thursday. he echos what many parents say, that fear should not win out. >> do you give me and what do you invite by giving in? so we determined that we could keep school open. >> reporter: the police do believe the threats are related, sent by the same person, but they have to take each one seriously and given the current climate, it is hard for parents to feel perfectly safe, let alone convey that to their own kids. >> actually dropping them off this morning, i'm much more upset than i thought i would be. i have to tell you, i'm incredibly stressed right now. >> reporter: know, there were -- now, there were a number of absences in cambridge school district because of the threats. the superintendent tells us he is going to meet with police at the toafned day just to see how everything went -- the end of the day just to see how everything went and they can assess how long the additional security will be necessary.

turning our attention to the weather right now with a live look over the city of boston. you see the camera up there on the hancock tower shaking out there. the wind has moved in. >> yes. and pamela was saying earlier hold on to your hats! the camera says it all. >> yes, strong wind gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour have made their way into new england, into massachusetts, and this is the last little wave, the last bit of the rain drops falling from the sky before drier air takes over a live look at doppler radar and the sprinkles right around the boston area, around needham and waltham and to the north and the west, and lowell to nashua to manchester, a little bit of a snow flake potential here, around concord as well mixing in. but the good news is most of the action is well to the north of us and for ski lovers, it is going to be a great weekend for skiing. let me tell you, some snow shower also continue to accumulate there over the next 24 hours. temperatures for us here, 47

41 in worcester. we will stay in the 40s the rest of this afternoon. for that drive home, 42 degrees. and your real feel temperature, more like 30 degrees to 36 degrees at times thanks to that strong breeze mixed in. coming up in just a bit, we continue to dry out. plenty of sunshine ahead and milder temperatures on the way. your weekend forecast in just a bit. >> thank you very much, pamela. new this noon, new information about one of the paris attackers. hungry confirms that he was at the budapest train station in september where he picked up two men who were part of a wave of silence seek -- asylum seekers. authorities think he may now be in syria. britain launched its first air strikes against isis in syria. they took off moments just after parliament authorized the strikes. the bribe planes have already targeted isis positions in iraq. a man who murdered his

today. he admitted killing his parents in manchester, new hampshire in march of 2014. to florida. the run. the friends haven't been able to explain his downfall. they said he had a good relationship with his parents and he had fiancee who confronted him today. unconditionally can commit such a terrible and disgusting crime, you have to quickly learn to hate that person. that was a process. not only i had to go through, but also our family. feelings were mangled for months and i was living on an emotional land mine. >> he was sentenced to 60 years to life in prison. 16 years ago today a fire changed the city of worcester forever. six firefighters died in a fire at the cold storage and warehouse company on franklin street. tonight the firefighters will

station for a memorial service. a fire station has been built on the former site of the warehouse. and a major twist in the case against olympian oscar miss for yous. an appeals court found him guilty of murder. he killed his girlfriend on valentine's day, 2013. he is currently under house arrest after spending a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter. his for yous will now have to return to court for a new sentence to be decided. a new hampshire police officer goes out of his way to help a family in need. >> but it started a as response to a shoplifting call. that's when he made an unexpected discovery. we have the story. >> reporter: among aisles stacked with cartons and cans, a mother ice misfortune met with humanity. >> it is just not something you expect from anybody. >> reporter: enter november 19th when an employee saw a

>> he was able to develop a suspect through surveillance, got a plate number, tracked down the suspect. >> reporter: just a typical investigation. the awferlser found the woman -- the officer found the woman, but when he learn had she had stolen and more importantly why. >> and you realize what she had stolen were ingredients for a birthday cake for which she stated was for her daughter's birthday. >> a little more than crisco and some vanilla frosting. the 19-year veteran of the force headed back to the job and he knew exactly what to do. >> i bought the birthday cake her. >> reporter: no one is situation. the officer actually spoke with the woman about it. this story the really about compassion and needing -- meeting someone's needs. the assistant manager. >> for somebody to pay for somebody else's stuff is -- beyond. >> reporter: and the fellow glory.

>> actually a lot of police officers, they don't look for the recognition for the good things that happen. i think it happens more often than we know. >> reporter: in portsmouth, new hampshire, wbz news. coming up, the pats getting ready for sunday's showdown against the eagles. the key player back on the practice field. plus, crunching numbers, just how much money you need to make to buy a house in the boston area. and a superintendent turned grinch. why a newspaper is putting the school lead attorney naughty

welcome back this afternoon. the patriot also be back on the practice field gearing up for sunday's game against the eagles. some good news for patriots' nation. danny amendola was on the field action. right now it is not clear if he will play. amendola also practiced last week but did not play. as expected, gronk did not practice. eagles showdown. we start things off with ""patriots' game day"," and

post-gate show. >> and the packers tabbed lions kick off at 8:25 here on wbz lots of football. >> i am so excited. >> i'm going to the game? i'm pumped. >> this is important because we're going to find out what the weather will be like for the game. >> good. temperatures milder and we keep it dry for cow. -- you. a live look downtown now, conditions. we have the wind factored in with the temperature and it feels colder than what it actually is out there. plus, a few peeks of sun in some locations, although some clouds have funneled back in and we also have some rain on radar, too. a live look at doppler radar and those sprinkles right around the boston area. those the north and to the west, from manchester to concord, some reports out there

that a little wit of ice has mixed in with -- bit of ice has mixed in. this is the last piece of energy that will pass through the rest of the day. this is where the center of low pressure is, actually producing here. those are winter storm warnings posted for the crown of maine there in pink, and that means some good snowfall accumulation over the next 12 hours or so. i want to show you here, other than a couple of left over sprinkles in eastern parts of massachusetts, we'll be all dry, partly sunny skies continue for us. notice the snow continues to pile up for our friends to the north here. and especially in the higher elevations. 11:00 p.m. we're looking all dry. mostly clear overnight tonight with passing clouds for friday later in the day. but still looking dry. mostly sunny skies and a perfect set-up for the weekend. if you have plans to be outside or anything like that, milder temperatures on the way too. snowfall accumulation, anywhere from one to three inches to

part of the mountain of new hampshire to six to 12-inches of snow in the crown of maine. wind gusts, the other big story gusts between 30, 40 miles per hour in some locations here. worcester, a 36-mile-per-hour gust. 32 miles per hour in boston, and the wind also continue to stay strong through this evening and through tonight. and then subsiding by your day tomorrow. but this is going to help to usher in some cooler temperatures, already seeing the low 40s in keene. 47 still in boston. we'll hold on to the mid 40 force rest of this afternoon in your hour-by-hour forecast. tonight, down to 35 in boston with the rest of us in the upper 20s or lower 30s. highs for tomorrow will be in the 40s, and it is going to be nice and sunny for friday with more sunshine saturday, sunday. sunday even warmer with 52. the seven-day forecast, we're continuing that dry stretch where a coastal storm we're keeping a close eye on tuesday into wednesday. stay tuned! back to you. >> stay tuned. >> yes.

>> that is nice on sunday. >> i know. >> balmy! >> for the season, right? buying a home in the boston area is expensive, but how much does it really cost? >> the web site h. s. h..com crunched the numbers and has an answer. you'll need a salary close to $9 3,000 for a median priced home at $449, 000 ranking boston as the fourth most expensive city in the country behind san francisco, san diego and l.a. >> all right. >> hum. around. >> still to come ton wbz news at noon. >> a new role for an oscar- winning act stress. the big revelation she is making about her person life, just ahead.

welcome back. new hampshire's largest newspaper calling out a school superintendent for being a grinch. >> this is all over a marlboro christmas tree lighting. the suspect asked the man organizing the event to replace the word christmas with the word holiday ton fliers. the associated press says the public schools are barred from promoting religious activity, even though the schools have

more than a decade. and so it continues. about a new addition. >> she is a moth forethe second time around. the about stress is on the cover of this week's "people" magazine. she adopted a girl named lay da. she was in the louisiana foster system and she also has a 5- year-old son, lewis, who she adopted in 2010. >> love her. >> yes. >> coming up next, we're brightingen -- brightening up your year. >> there is something special.

the color of 2016 is out. >> and it turns out it is not just one color, but two. that's right. why are we -- >> say what? >> this is exhausting! it is called rose quartz and a blue called serenity as their hues of 2016. and these are no gender equality. [ and like you going on rosy hue. >> i have never heard of that. >> i haven't either. >> you never know. >> all right. >> be sure to join us for our

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