wife 27-year-old tashfeen malik killed 14 people and injured almost two dozen others at a holiday party thrown by farook's employer. >> nobody just gets upset at a party, goes home and puts together that kind of an elaborate scheme or plan to come back and do that. so there was some planning that went into this. >> reporter: part of their plan involved three pipe bombs tied to a remote control car. none exploded. the couple was armed with four legally purchased guns police say. >> the suspects when they entered fired somewhere between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles a the scene. >> reporter: later the couple fired dozens more rounds during their fatal shootout with police. a tip led investigators to a home here on this block in redlands where police say they found an even bigger arsenal. >> there were 12 pipe bomb type devices found. there were another 2,000- millimeter rounds found at that house.

watch list. this morning president obama renewed his call for action. >> basic steps that would make it harder, not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. >> reporter: authorities will begin releasing the names of the victims today. danielle nottingham, cbs news, redlands, california. >> late this afternoon we did learn that one of the survivors is a native of new hampshire. 32-year-old amanda gasperg works for the san bernardino county health department and was overseeing the holiday party there yesterday. she has undergone surgery and is expected to recover. now syed farook had worked for years. he was an inspector responsible for checking restaurants, bakeries and public pool. illinois. pakistan.

household court records show. his mother often attacked her and fought with i -- his father with his sons. his wife came to america from saudi arabia, though we're not sure that's where she's from original pale. authorities say the guns use -- originally. authorities say the guns used were bought legally. each state's gun laws are graded. arizona, nevada, an f and oregon a d minus. massachusetts gets an a, but new hampshire a d minus, vermont and maine an f. it's interesting to note mass shootings actually seem to spur an increase in gun sales.

processed more than 185,000 background checks. that's about two per second. 15 years ago seven people were killed by a man named michael mcdermott in a workplace. a lot has changed since then. beth germano is live in wakefield with more on. this. >> reporter: david, it is a shooting that has certainly left its mark on community. now homeland security calls it best practices lessons learned and that's what police are continually doing years later with their training, equipment and response. >> the mental connection of going back to that scene, what did i do right and wrong? >> reporter: the images of san bernardino took retired wakefield police chief steven dougherty back 15 years to edgewater where he responded to a mass shooting and the questions today. >> what equipment do you bring into the incident?

you go with what you got. >> reporter: that day it was dougherty and three other officers who entered and the found the gunman michael mcdermott seated in the lobby, seven co-workers shot and killed. a regional tactical team would be needed to 7 the rest of the victim for any -- search the rest of the building for any other victims. >> the thought was hold the fort and wait for the tactical units to come. that is changed. >> reporter: tactical training is now done for all officers making those who respond to shots fired faster and the police better equipped. >> we're going in and we'll call for the tackle team, but if someone is in there, our mission and job is to save lives. >> reporter: only columbine the year before had begun to raise awareness of mass shootings. now the chief and smith both provide training for law enforcement and businesses,

>> things like that happen in environments. they don't happen here. i was wrong. >> reporter: now retired chief dougherty doesn't believe the outcome would have been different that day. the shooting was over in minutes and there was no search for a gunman, but it started in training and it's still evolving today. i'm beth germano, wbz news. >> thank you. >> the governor said increased security will stay in place at year. >> we've had ongoing discussions that started right after paris between federal and officials. it lited really happened every single kay -- literally happened every single day through the fusion center in boston. those folk were talking last night and talked this morning and at this point there's no keck between what happened in

here in massachusetts. >> scott pelley and the cbs evening news team are digging happened. >> scott, there are some statements that one of the about. >> that is true. great to be with you in boston, by the way. what we have learned is farook went to saudi arabia twice, went to pakistan once and we also learned from our federal sources that he had had been in contact through social media with people that the fbi was watching as islamic radical. so there is growing evidence that he was influenced at least to some ex -- extent by radical islam. >> you are also learning more about the people killed and wounded in this tragedy. >> that's right, david. 14 people killed. 21 wounded.

little bit about some of the people who were killed tonight on the cbs evening nude. they were managers, many of them, at the san bernardino county department of public health which is why farook was also employed. some of this has to do with just workplace violence, but there's also a lot of concern with what he and his wife were up to with at least 13 bombs which have been built that were founder at their home and the site of the shooting. >> we'll have all that coming right up at 6:30. thank you, scott. across the country newspaper's front pages showed the horror of what happened and some say one newspaper went too far. at some point this headline was changed to read muslim kill earls. members of the muslim community -- killers.

killers. many of them have to talk about their children about this. >> god forbid when you get home and turn on the television and see mass shootings. your head? it's a fear his family has lived through ever since the attacks. will mass shootings involve a muslim and will that person's entire religion. how do i explain too my kids. >> i feel unhappy. know. the president gave us an anecdote involving his teenage son right after 9/11. >> he came to me and said what

i didn't do anything in new york the other day. it was deaf stating for him at that point -- devastating for him at that point in time. he didn'ten what to do. >> he said he had an honest conversation with the boy. >> there's good people and bad people in all communities. >> an equally powerful strategy pointing out the good in the world. he showed us pictures from 2010 when a dozen westboro baptist church members protested his center. 40 students held a counter protest. louisa moller, wbz news. >> stay with it wbz news for the very latest developments in this investigation and we'll have much more tonight for you on wbz news 11:00. a bridge project that's

state is told it's wasted millions of dollars, the simple steps that would have saved us a lot of money. >> a lot of wind, but the winds starting to die down and the weekend forecast, i think you'll like it. full forecast coming up in just a couple minutes.

after everything that happened in california imagine how scary this was, three cambridge schools receiving e- mails today threatening an attack. the school superintendent decided not to cancel classes, but students saw health armed police and k-9 units -- heavily armed police and k-9 units when they arrived at school. valla lane, putnam avenue and amigos were the three schools. police believe the threats were sent all by the same person. a home on commonwealth avenue with 18 rooms, nine bedrooms, a library, look at that woodwork and a parking

there's the problem, david. you need three. >> not to mention, only nine bedrooms? how could i sleep soundly at night? >> you could sleep in the library. >> i slept in the library a lot in college. >> explains a lot. eric fisher is here to talk about now the sun was back out today. >> that was a good dig. i like that. >> i was going to say i was a little surprised. did you get lost when you went in there? interesting. transition day with the weather, the wind still gusting, not quite at peak strength, but just saw a gust of 40 miles per hour in providencetown, most of the strongest gusts just a shade above 40 miles per hour, wooster 45, fairhaven 44, cambridge to 43 and without the leaves anymore it takes more to cause damage, which is a good thing, haven't seen many of those reports at all today. winds will continue to start to subside heading through the evening hours and by tomorrow

breeze to start your friday. tomorrow will not be nearly as blustery as today. what's causing all that wind? a big storm that's been deepening out toward the gulf of maine, quite a bit of snow coming down and also snowfall in other parts of new england. a few flakes in the berkshires and new hampshire. the auto road at mount washington, was the first time they saw snow there, december 3rd, very late. winter is coming. back in the 20s west of boston tonight, 30s toward the coastline and down toward the cape and the islands. if you're up early tomorrow morning with clearing skies, venus, mars, jupiter will be lined up in the southeast. we're looking at less wind, tomorrow's temperatures in the 40s, a mix of sun and clouds. there's a weak cold front moving through tomorrow,

scatter clouds and our sunset is at 4:12. wooster 42, jaffray 43, upper 40s down toward nantucket and martha's vineyard. this weekend tons of sunshine, great outdoor weather. nice mild air will move in from the south and west, maybe not great if you're a skier or snowboarder, but a couple more mild days before winter really sets in. saturday's highs 58 degrees, the sun and nearing 60 degrees on sunday. 54 by 54 -- 54 and by the end of the game 44. hanukkah starting sunday evening and for any of your plans this weekend weather is very cooperative. it will stay mild into monday, still in the 50s to start next week. we'll start to cloud up tuesday. there will be a nearby storm late tuesday into wednesday, still a little too early to

or just out to sea. right now it looks like if we get anything, it would be rain. back to you. >> gorgeous weekend ahead, unbelievable. thank you so much. so let's talk to steve burton. >> we need the patriots to get back to their winning ways. that one game losing streak was just so much. >>iness is the beginning of the 2003 season the patriots are 38- 4 after a loss. if you're the eagles, you hate that stat. >> reporter: with all the talk of the patriots injuries, let's focus on some of the players actually on the field. scott chandler, it's your time. >> you got to accept the challenge that's in front of you, you got to do the best you can. >> reporter: it's up to

he mentioned getting the ball early in the game often helps. >> getting rhythm in the way and get that hit out of way. most of the time i like to get hit and get the jitters out of the way. >> reporter: defensively the pats' biggest issue is getting set. the eagles offense plays fast. >> our focus is getting ready, trying to be able to match however fast they go. if they go a little slower, so be it. >> reporter: kind of a light moment in the patriots locker room tomorrow. the wolverines lost to the ohio state buckeyes this past weekend. so brady was walking around the locker loom -- room with an ohio state t-shirt. >> that was a funny sight. for more on the match-up check out patriots all access

wbz will have patriots game day at 11:30 and the game and then the postgame show of. there will be a special edition of thursday night football when the lions host the packers, kickoff at 8:25. stay tuned to wbz right after the game for the 11:00 news with our own lisa hughes and david wade. how about basketball? mexico city tonight taking on old friend rajon rondo and the kings after the disastrous stint in dallas last season rondo back to his old self leading the league in assists while averaging 13 points and seven rebounds a game. they're looking for their fourth win in the last five game. how about steph curry and the golden state warriors improving to 20-0 , last night topping the hornets in charlotte 116-99. curry outscored the hornets all by himself in the 3rd quarter, 28-21, finished with 40 points, guy is on fire.

when they visit the celtics next friday night at the garden. that's sports for you. guys, over to you. coming up next a multi- million dollar prompt that's dragged on for years -- project that's dragged on for years, why the state may have wasted time and a whole lot of money on this bridge. on-the-job training for president does not work. benghazi, beheadings, paris. our lives depend on a commander-in-chief with experience, who understands the world. time is of the essence. negotiation, ambivalence or

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new at 6:00 a multi-million dollars waste, the highway department taking a hit for wasting taxpayer money. drivers who use that bridge on the north shore along route 128 know the projects has been full of headaches. >> as i team reporter ryan katz shows us tonight, all that pain could have been avoided and millions could have been saved. >> reporter: along this route 128 bridge in and out of gloucester construction work and orange cones have become part of the scenery and employees have a front row seat for the gridlock. stow rei murray said the -- zoe

taken a bite out of the -- project has taken a bite out of the lunch business. the top watchdog was asked to take a closer look because things got so bad. >> we weren't getting ans that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer -- answers that made sense and wanted to confirm taxpayer money was spent properly. >> reporter: not only is this project four years behind schedule, the state also wasted at least $2.6 million here's the thing. the auditor says this could have all been avoided if the state had simply done an inspection on the front end. instead after construction began workers found some unexpected problems. >> there was a fatal error. >> reporter: and when the bridge needed reconstructive surgery instead of just a band- taxpayers big. >> in an attempt to keep down costs at the outset, the state ended up being penny wise and pound foolish. >> reporter: in september the i team found project after

the state highway director said some delays are unavoidable, but there's always room for improvement. lesson learned? mdot will no longer rely on outdated bridge inspections before it begins work. >> it was missing from this project and it's inexplicable as to why. still to come a beautiful home on came cod, we'll tell you why it's being given -- cape cod, we'll tell you why it's being given away. >> closed captioning is brought to you by massoptions.org, a free resource for elders, individuals with disabilities

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to move a house of that size. >> maybe just have eric move it. he's got the money. >> yeah. good luck with that. maybe we can get gronk to come over. >> yeah. gronk could do it. have a great night! >> see you after the football game! catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue

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