>> now, abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. alison: a late writing vote on the hill delivers a blow to obamacare and planned parenthood. senators voted 52-47 to pass a care andaling obama

stripping funding for planned parenthood. the white house says president will veto the bill if it reaches his desk. it was unspeakable the carnage that we were seeing, the number of people who were injured and unfortunately dead. facehe pure panic on the of those individuals who were still in need and needing to be safe. leon: incredible stuff, emotional words coming from the first man to enter the conference room where 14 people were shot dead yesterday in san bernardino. word tonight of possible terror ties, and investigators trying to determine the moto. alison: all of this as we learned the names of the lives who were lost. jay korff has the latest. jay: according to investigators, a picture is starting to emerge in the san bernardino mass shooting to give a sense this

attack was probably inspired by more than just workplace rage. those who worshiped with shooting suspect syed farouk said that he was a mild-mannered devout muslim, and if you was radicalized, it was not with them. was not onat farouk an fbi watch list, but he was on a list of people with extreme views and had gone to saudi arabia twice since 2013. the shooting also does not appear to be the work of a person who holds a grudge against coworkers. >> anybody who puts together that kind of elaborate scam to do this, there was a plan. a massiveolice found stash of ammunition and explosives at the house that he shared with his wife and a cop list, tashfeen malik. about also learning more the victims, among those in inspector who worked alongside the suspect. another was a pe teacher and was

dressed like santa for local schoolchildren. shotortiz's nephew was four times and survived, but he feared he would not make it. >> he was able to make two phone calls, one to his wife, one to his father, and to both of them he said he had been shot but was going to be ok and he loved them. jay: the authorities are looking into the possibility the couple had assistance, but stressed that no known threat exists against the people of san bernardino. jay korff, abc 7 news. leon: a large crowd gathered in san bernardino to honor the 14 lives lost, lighting candles, praying for those recovering from injuries. home of thed at the city's minor league baseball stadium. ae muslim community also held

vigil tonight at a mosque in san bernardino. alison: wednesday's mass shooting ignited a fierce debate about gun control in america. the senate this evening rejected putgun-control proposals forward by democrats. one would have expanded background checks, the other would have stopped anyone on the fbi terror watch list from walking into a store and buying a gun. earlier today, the white house says it is not afraid to look at other steps. andhe president has asked determined if there were additional steps the administration could take. alison: he said the president still feel strongly that congressional action is needed to make america safer. leon: in the wake of the terror attacks in paris in the mass shooting in california, security was tight at the national christmas tree lighting tonight. richard reeve has the extra measures that were taken tonight

and how the hundreds in attendance felt about the changes. rich? lot of extra, a measures. the 17th street is back to normal finally, but for a while this roadway was choked with police vehicles. temporary security checkpoints because the president of the united states was going to be here and there were safety concerns. [cheers] this festive on occasion, security is very much on the minds of people. >> i was not going to be scared into not coming. richard: hundreds attending the national christmas tree lighting. >> we will not let terror dictate how we live our lives. richard: security was ramped up. president obama: we are all one american family. richard: a summer president obama asked people to remember the lives lost. they are in our

thoughts and prayers and we send them our love. richard: attendees went through security checkpoints. >> they have metal detectors. there were more security observation posts and increased police presence. >> it's a reality, unfortunate, with the terrible things that seem to be happening almost every week. richard: holiday atmosphere was everywhere. still, after the california shootings and the paris attacks, some were taking no chances. bringing my about friend passed children with me and decided that was a bad idea. >> things will happen, but you cannot let them stop you from living your life. end, the treee off without at hitch. many felt this was the place they wanted to be because they did not what to give into --rful stop did reeve,

because they did not what to give in to fear. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: check wjla.com for updates around the clock. alison: now to the weather, after days of rain, the sunshine was back in will be sticking around for a bit, but the temperatures will stay chilly. steve rudin is here with a look at the temperatures and everybody is bubbled up outside. steve: it is cold, alison, dropping into the 20's in some locations. the belfort furniture weather center, 36 springfield, 38 falls church. to the west is where the coldest temperatures are right now. satellite radar, not a lot going on, mainly clear overnight. earlier today we had wind gusts of 40 miles per hour. five and 15 between and will continue to diminish overnight. nighttime lows, 30 to 38.

the upcoming weekend and a lot more coming up. need your helpe finding a man who carjacked somebody at the wheaton metro station parking garage. four people attacked the victim install a car last month. if you have information or this person, montgomery county police want to talk to you. vote that helps move forward the i-66 transformation. the northern virginia transportation commission voted yes to work with the state on the transform 66 plan inside the beltway. the state wants to collect tolls on 66 in the future. tonight's vote means the commission can decide what projects the tolls will pay for. and good news for anybody riding metro trains, no new fare hikes. they looked over the budget and they avoid fare increases and service cuts.

the board will vote in april. leon: 7 on your side with a consumer alert as holiday shopping kicks into high gear. thieves are trying to take your money. tonight, a scam is happening that you need to know about. tom roussey is live in the newsroom with a look at how to protect yourself. tom: this is the better business bureau's website, and this is a description of all the different scams that happened during the holiday season every year. there is one already going on, and the police want to warn you about it. the leesburg police department's facebook page, a warning about a scam. this happens every year, not just in leesburg but through the d.c. area. scammers call somebody claiming they are raising money for the police when in fact they have no connection to the police department. >> they claim to be with the police and ask for donations, what do you do? >> ask questions, what agency,

what police station, some type of information. if iwould contact them wanted to donate, instead of them calling me. >> it does not make sense to get a phone call asking for money. if they want to get personal information or a credit card. tom: that is excellent advice. they say that this game happens more often around the holidays than any other time of the year. local police department say they do not make calls asking for money. red flag matter what, but the ultimate red flag is if the caller asks you to wire money. on incam is already going leesburg, according to police. we called several other police departments as well as montgomery county. they say they have seen it in years past, and would not be surprised to see it again. autumn line, if you want to go

-- bottom line, if you want to donate to someone, contact them personally. tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: this one may touch your bull -- precious the pit was hailed as a hero dog, then told that she could not have a home in prince george's county. we first told you about precious yesterday standing guard over her injured homeowner outside of her home in prince george's county. she was seized by animal control because pit bulls are illegal. >> i thought she would be with me until the day i die. everything has changed. leon: after going through a fire, to lose the dog would be devastating. the familyrol told they needed to give up precious or move out of the county and try to re-adopt. however, family members who live

in montgomery stepped in and they will adopt precious. er wants to make it easier for you to find your ride. alison: and an incredible health journey. the man who lost 150 pounds in 10 months.

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consumer alert that could change the way that you use uber. they want to make it easier to find your driver using color. he choose the color in your app, then a light in the vehicle's windshield is that color. they are testing this in seattle. alison: the latest reaming service to compete with netflix may be familiar -- youtube. areexecutives of youtube meeting with hollywood studios and production companies to negotiate licenses for new content as well.

no timeline on this will become reality. leon: starbucks will deliver you a cup of joe for just under six dollars. they rolled out the program in a few neighborhoods in seattle this week. $5.99, buty fee is there is a silver lining -- you get loyalty rewards for the extra money. and breaking news from montgomery county --the police are on the scene of a pedestrian that was struck in rockville. these are live pictures of rockville pike and edmonston drive. we don't have word of how serious the injuries are, but we're working on that story. an indianao tonight, man lost more than a third of his weight and he did it the hard way. months,150 pounds in 10 all by himself without a trainer. he weighed nearly 400 pounds when he decided to get in shape.

this was after the super bowl. he went to the gym and start working out, changed his diet and lifestyle. he says he did it all for his young daughter. >> i could not get down on the floor and play with her, i cannot go running with her. i cannot do the things i felt a father should do. able to stops been taking medication for high blood sugar, cholesterol, and type two diabetes. he has now completed three 5k races and his goal now is to compete in a triathlon. leon: it boils down to the same thing everything all time -- diet and exercise. if only it were that easy. alison: you have to have the motivation, working for his daughter. steve: let's talk about the weather.

high today, 53 degrees. the average this time of year 51. this hour,ational at cooling complete with mainly clear skies. winchester 41, same leesburg, luray one of the color spots at 34. fredericksburg 36. mainly in the 30's and 40's. to the north and west, chicago and indianapolis, windchill factors only in the lower 20's. thank fully, our wind has settled down, not as breezy overnight. tonight will be cold but not terribly uncomfortable, tomorrow looking better. satellite and radar, not a lot across the mid-atlantic, the skies mainly clear overnight. the temperatures range between 30 and 35 in the suburbs. downtown, about 35 to 38. the wind out of the northwest at five.

tomorrow morning, bundle up, it will be cold, 32 fairfax,31 germantown. you will need the sunglasses all day long. and keep them handy, you will need them for the weekend also. the next best chance of rain will be tuesday next week, limited to a 30% risk. futurecast through the next 48 hours, quiet and dry. 9:00 tomorrow morning, stays that way all day. fast-forward saturday, outdoor tots at thefor national harbor, looking good, sunshine, but a bit chilly. tomorrow, in town in the morning, 34, cooler to the western suburbs. 12:00 49, and by 4 p.m., clouds, lower 50's. the next seven days, saturday 53 degrees. that will be the daytime high. toys for tots will see temperatures just around 51 degrees by 1:00. there, 3:00 with

temperatures at 53, middle 50's sunday and monday. showers on tuesday. but hey, only a 30% chance. looks pretty good. we have something serious we are watching, breaking news from montgomery county. there is a frantic search underway for a missing 12-year-old. the police say that nathaniel hisro was last seen riding bike on pyle wrote in bethesda at 4:00 this afternoon. he is 5'6" with brown eyes, brown hair, wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt with green lining. if you see him, call montgomery county right away. in sports, the capital stay hot in canada.

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desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. capitals looking for their sixth straight win tonight on the road in montréal against the canadiens. shey scores on the deflection. caps win 6 in a row, 3-2. , heck of atball resume for the terps new head and he was introduced today in college park. he comes to maryland from michigan where he was jim harbaugh's defensive coordinator. he replaces randy edsall. today, durkin said he cannot wait to meet his new family. looking'm

forward to meeting the players and team. i want to meet with our guys one-on-one and learn more about them. robert: durkin has something to be excited about. the mask is senior was a one-man wrecking crew and he will be going to maryland. senior was aus one-man wrecking crew and he will be going to maryland. the redskins have the opportunity to build on so momentum, hosting the cowboys monday. dallas, but the redskins have to understand from here on out they are the team to beat. are still in it. we are in the driver seat and we need to stay there. it's exciting for us and the fans and hopefully we take advantage of that monday. robert: alabama head football

coach nick sabin hardly gets animated, but this was his response when asked about reports of his defensive coordinator leaving for georgia. y'all speculate and create things and then you want people to respond to it. i don't know anything more than that. i told you everything i know. ask him, but don't ask me. 7 has reached out to the bottle, no response yet. sure theit says, i'm bottle will leave a nice taste. leon: there has to be an endorsement deal there somewhere. robert: the coke bottle was clearly in view. leon: coke is based in georgia. alison: coming up -- robert was

singing earlier, did you hear him in the newsroom? yes, he was singing. some watch the game, others the commercial. we learn who will headline the super bowl halftime show.

alison: coldplay will headline

the super bowl show this year. album thatas a new comes out tomorrow and the nfl says the show will have different acts. expect more announcement in the coming weeks.

alison: a final look at the weather tonight? steve: oh, boy. 52 degrees the high tomorrow, middle 50's saturday and sunday, lots of sunshine. the temperatures stay above average all next week, rain in showers tuesday, middle 50's next week. alison: thank you. leon: you want to sing us out? robert: no. i don't want to lilive wh

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