jamie: now at noon, the suspects in the mass shooting and california are identified as husband and wife, parents of an infant. the new details were learning about their connection to their victims. plus the fugitive accused of killing his parents and then setting their manchester home on fire learning his fate. the sentencing of matthew dion. kevin: sunshine for some, light snow for others and wind for everyone is afternoon. how much we' ll see with your forecast ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. jamie: good afternoon.

the mayor of san bernardino has just wrapped up a press conference with more developments. investigators have identified the suspected shooters. we now know that there were two, a couple. both dead after exchanging gunfire with police. abc' s loren lester is live in california with more. lauren: the end of yesterday' s manhunt is today' s crime scene. one of them had worked for the county for five years and had attended that event. for the attack, and they are not ruling out terrorism. this suv the getaway car for the and reminder of the carnage that took place. >> we have several down in a mayor davis: it' for our community and sad day for our country. lauren: it started when the two suspects stormed the inland regional center with semi automatic weapons wednesday morning, killing 14. timmy hilliard: i saw two bodies

building. neither of them were moving. lauren another 17 were injured. : people like kevin ortiz recovering from shots to the the leg and shoulder, his aunt tells abc. rosa ortiz: he sustained five gunshot wounds. his vitals are stable. unfortunately he' s in a lot of pain. lauren: another family member, recounting the phone call her injured brother made. kelsey ortiz: he called my father, and he let him know that he had been shot. he had told my father that the police was next to him and guiding him out. lauren: the suspects, killed in a shootout with police, are identified as 28-year-old syed farook and his romantic partner 27-year-old tashfeen malik. >> male in black clothing still firing rounds. lauren: abc news has confirmed the two dropped their six month old infant with farook' s mother

deadly rampage, telling her they had a doctors appointment. overnight, farook' s brother in law condemning the attacks. farhan khan: i have no idea, no idea -- i am in shock myself. jamie: law enforcement agencies throughout new hampshire have expressed condolences regarding yesterdays shootings lauren: lauren lister, abc news, san bernardino. jamie: law enforcement agencies throughout new hampshire have expressed condolences regarding the shootings. safety officials here are keeping a close eye on the situation, and that if necessary there will be extra resources at large gatherings. we have some breaking news now from manchester, police are on the scene of a shooting near belmont street. it happened just before 11:00 this morning. police say one person was shot. we don' t have that person' s condition right now. suspect at this time. we will have more information as it becomes available. the manchester man who murdered his parents and then set their prison.

behind bars, as the 40-year-old will have to spend the next 60 years in prison. wmur' s ray brewer is live outside the courthouse where a very emotional hearing has just concluded. ray: struggling through the s ex-finance said that none of the dion was capable of such brutal acts. now they have to live with the knowledge that he was. plea bargain, matthew dion entered superior court in manchester to listen to the pain he had caused. his ex-fiance and the mother of their four-year-old son said she was speaking for the victims both the living and the dead. , pam focos: i can not imagine how terrified how much pain your parents must have felt to know that you' re going to die at the hands of someone you loved unconditionally. ray: dion pleaded guilty to second degree murder, admitting he killed his parents bob and connie dion in march of 2014.

their house on fire, dion also pleaded guilty to a charge of arson. after more than a year on the run he was captured in florida and brought back to new hampshire. >> why did this happen? ray: pam focosi says that is the question the family still struggles with. that matthew could have reached out to the family for help. now that love that she once felt for him has been replaced with another emotion. pam: when someone you love and respect unconditionally commits such a terrible and disgusting, crime you have to quickly learn to hate that person. ray: in court, we also learned that dion had sent a letter to prosecutors while he was on the run. in that letter, the ag' s office says he confessed to the murders and threatened suicide. the prosecution also said that dion had been stealing stamps from his dad, taking them to boston to sell. and living a life of lies that was about to unravel. jeff strelzin: he wasn' t working.

working. he in fact didn' t have a job he b. he was experiencing some pain in medical issues. he had some relationship issues and it looks like all that came to a head. ray: the family didn' t want to talk after the hearing, but did issue a statement that says in part we hope that the souls of bob and connie can now rest in peace. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. jamie: ray, thank you. new this noon, a concord man has been arrested in connection to the theft of gift cards and presents being collected by operation santa clause. 23-year-old james e. pechacek is the crime that happened thanksgiving weekend. thousands of dollars of gift state-owned garage that was holding the operation santa claus items. the program collects donations to provide gifts to charges are also being sought against another concord man in connection with the burglary. airlines flight attendant from new hampshire is being held

air marshal during a flight last week. joanne snow allegedly told an air marshal she "was crazy and a train wreck" ahead of the trans-atlantic flight from north air marshals say snow later tried to unlock the plane' she' s also accused of slapping a air marshal. a mental competency hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. right now, salem police are looking for the man they say robbed a gas station at gunpoint you can see the man in this surveillance video as he enters the super petroleum on south broadway just before 8:00 last night. he pulled a gun on the female clerk and grabbed all of the cash from the register before running off. police say he has a scar near his upper lip and is about six moving now to weather. yes, your eyes are not deceiving you. these are live pictures now from berlin where there were a few flurries this morning. flurries are falling across s check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa for

so it is one of those days where we might see both now and -- both sun and snow? kevin: yes. up north, we will continue with that chance of a light snow, accumulation. you zoom in across northern new hampshire, snow showers later on tonight, so that should be off and on through the evening commute. temperatures in the 30' s and winds gusting at times over 30 miles an hour. much more ahead in your forecast ahead. jamie: ok, kevin. you know you can help put a smile on a child' s face this holiday season, by donating to wmur' s spirit of giving toy drive. along with our partners z-107 and rock 101, we willll be -- we will be collecting new, unwrapped toys this friday, saturday, and sunday at toys r us in manchester and at the crossings in newington. members of the wmur team will be live at both locations on friday

all donations will go to toys for tots. there is still more ahead on news 9 at noon. pres. obama: mass shootings in this country have no parallel anywhere else in the world. jamie: the political response from yesterday' s fatal shooting rampage in california. and a new conviction for former olympian oscar pistorius. latest details ahead. years.

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jamie: welcome back. as san bernardino reels from yesterday' s fatal shooting of 14 erupting with outrage and messages of solidarity. this shooting the deadliest since the 2012 massacre at sandy hook elementary in connecticut abc' s lana zak has more. lana: in the wake of yet another mass shooting, the phrase thoughts and prayers has become an all-too-common refrain. from ted cruz -- ted cruz: my prayers are with the families of those who were murdered and shot. lana: to tweets by ben carson, jeb bush, rand paul, and many more on both sides of the political aisle. but there is a new backlash against the phrase, senator chris murphy of connecticut

, left 26 people dead, tweeted this angry rebuke, your thoughts should be about steps to take to stop this carnage. your prayers should be for forgiveness if you do nothing -- again. "the new york daily news" out today with this headline, god isn' t fixing this, it reads. in the wake of so many shootings gun control advocates are demanding more. among elected officials, support for gun control divides sharply along party lines, but in the general public there is greater support. a summer cbs poll found 88% of americans favored background checks on all potential gun buyers. mrs. clinton it is time for us : to say we are going to have comprehensive background checks, we are going to close the gun show loopholes. other democratic candidates echoed president obama' s call and from the republican front-runner, donald trump, a moment of silence and praise for police at a rally last night but retweet, suggesting the

poll numbers. a senior white house official tells abc news the administration is looking at possible executive actions to tighten gun control right now. that process started after the mass shooting at an oregon community college in october. lana zak, abc news, washington. jamie: now to the campaign trail here in new hampshire. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is back in the granite state. she has events planned in nashua, manchester, and dover. meanwhile, republican john kasich is kicking off a three-day visit tonight with a town hall meeting in salem. an appeals court in south africa has upgraded the conviction against ex-olympian oscar pistorius to murder. that ruling came down early this morning after prosecutors appealed the manslaughter conviction in the death of his girlfriend. the former track star is currently under house arrest after serving one year of a five year sentence. pistorius now faces a minimum of 15 years behind bars. so, nice and warm this weekend, considering. kevin: it is looking that we eventually, yeah. we are one of those days where if you wait five minutes, we are seeing everything. jamie: all right, kevin.

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skarupa with your stormwatch 9 forecast. kevin: very changeable sky out there through the afternoon. at times, you will see a couple of breaks of sunshine, other times a couple of quick passing showers coming through. may be some snowflakes like we are seeing in far northern areas of the state. mount washington dropping 12 degrees in the last four hours, five hours as the cooler air starts to rush in. it is not a blast of arctic air rushing -- if anything, the breeze over the west will keep things fairly modified. as you notice, a completely different story in the north country where we are expecting a potential of one inch to three winding down to snow showers. you can clearly see the swirl of an area of low pressure. it is also a pretty good wind miles an hour. the snow continues to wrap up in the white mountains and do its

showers moving west to east across central and southern new hampshire. through the afternoon, we will continue to see some breaks in the overcast. at the same time, we have probably seen the most organized showers that we have cured of his entire area of low pressure continues to live northeast. -- that we have. this entire area of low pressure continues to move northeast. we have a gradual warming trend. we continue from the white mountains northward through the afternoon with a potential accumulation, and then snow showers later on tonight. central and southern areas, a couple more showers to get through, but anything we have had out there as we have gone through the morning hours will start to taper off a bit. the areas of light snow will continue in the north country along with the wind, which again is the other big story here. temperatures slowly sliding back up north as we continue to climb

sustained winds at 20 miles an hour, gusting at times at 25 to even 30 miles an hour. tomorrow, partly to mostly sunny skies, and then it is almost full sunshine for the weekend. we expect temperatures to warm up after a cool start saturday. we should be in the 40' s state why saturday, and low-to-mid 50' s for quite a few southern areas on sunday. it looks like we leave the fair skies monday, even likely tuesday before the next system makes a run at us. light snow continues up north. a couple of mixed showers leading to a scattered, light coating of snow in a few central or western areas. weekend,f fairer skines for today. jamie? kevin:

thom linehan from unh us. family celebrations. holidays. thom: absolutely. this is a great time of year for reflect on celebrations. it could be a tradition that centers around the holiday, but it could be anything for define who they are and family. jamie: why do you think families should make celebrations a part of their everyday lives? thom: families who can get over challenging times are families that are close, and these the experience of doing something together that is big difference. jamie: do you have some suggestions of how families might go about setting up celebrations? thom: sure. first, just for parents and caregivers to reflect on what

around holidays, but they could trip, or a celebration of a certain milestone in life. then they can figure out what is how can we come together as a family to celebrate? it could be something like a weekly game night -- very simple. jamie: so not only just holidays. thom: that is right. future happiness like these guys they look perfectly happy.

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pets, visit wmur.com/pets. the new hampshire veterans home in tilton is marking a special milestone today, celebrating 125 years of operation. congratulations. a public ceremony was held in the home' s town hall. it was opened in 1890 for union veterans of the civil war. an officer was called to the ocean state job lot recently for an ocean state shoplifter. probably say a woman had: multiple items to make a birthday cake for her daughter, but could not afford to pay for them. the officer returned the items and purchased they items for the woman feared the store' s manager says it is one of the most kindhearted gestures he has ever seen. kevin: i have to agree. we are looking at very afternoon. central and southern areas with mixed showers, giving away to a

leading to a dry pattern in beautiful traveling. jamie: we have the manchester christmas parade and the santa shuffle road race. we have had some cold afternoons for that in the past. but it should be good stuff. i see people wearing shorts. [laughter] all right, kevin, thanks. starting tonight at 5:00, the science of shopping, including why rude clerks get us to spend more money. and we' ll have much on the ongoing investigation in san bernardino, california. areas connected to yesterday' s mass shooting are still active crime scenes. that does it for us.