tom: now at 11:00, police in california have identified the 14 people killed in a shooting at a holiday party yesterday. tonight, investigators still don' t know what prompted the attack. shelley: one of the wounded in that shooting is a woman from hinsdale, new hampshire. the strength her childhood to pastor says will carry her through this. tom: hillary clinton addressed the attack in california while >> but it' s becoming clearer in any that we are dealing with an act of terrorism. tom: the steps she thinks should be taken to prevent future attacks. mike: temperatures head higher as we move through the weekend. how mild it will get saturday and >> no one covers new sunday. hampshire like we do. shelley: investigators have identified the 14 people killed in an attack at a holiday party in san bernardino, california

they range in age from 26 to 60 and most work in that county public health department. tom: brandi hitt begins our team coverage. she is live in san bernardino california with the latest information for us right now. >> we' re learning so much more about the 14 people killed in this deadly shooting spree. the oldest is 60, the youngest just 26 years old, and many of them are parents with young children. tonight hundreds in this community are gathering to remember them. heartbreak and tears as the southern california community mourns the death of 14 people, all of their names confirmed by the medical examiner. brian lost his partner, daniel kaufmann. jennifer had a last memory of her husband, nicholas. >> i got an extra hug and a kiss

holding on to that. >> when we entered, there was fresh gunpowder and the smell of gunpowder in the air. >> policemen -- police say the two gunmen were heavily armed with guns, explosive, and thousands of rounds of ammunition when they opened fire wednesday during a county were conference. police kicked up the trail of the fleeing shooters and set off in hot pursuit. >> they are shooting us from the issue be -- from the suv. x corner, they shot it out with the least. >> right now we have one down outside the car, one down inside the car. >> the couple died together in the fierce gunfight. the fbi finding a virtual bomb factory inside their home, raising red flags for one neighbor.

s leading the determine whether it was a terror attack and if there were any accomplices also involved. s governor said we should all be on guard. brandi hitt, abc news. shelley among the 21 people : injured in the shooting is a woman who grew up in new hampshire. friends and family say a clinic employee amanda gaspard was shot in the leg 3 times. tonight her family' s preacher told us about prayers for her and the other victims. stephanie woods is live in keene where she had ties. >> when she worked here at cheshire medical center from 2000 9-2012, she helped the hospital prepare for emergencies, but yesterday she faced her own emergence the, and now her childhood pastor is speaking out, saying her face is helping her through it. >> a shock for the whole church family.

news before but we' ve never had to face it. now it has struck one of hours so it' s a lot closer to home than ever before. stephanie: he said he first preached to 30-year-old amanda gaspard when she and her sister lindsay were just toddlers. >> very tenderhearted for other people. she' s spent some time in india, some time in africa doing mission work. that' s one reason she' s doing what she does. stephanie: he says gaspard now lives in california and works for the san bernardino county health department but her parents still live in hinsdale. miller says he ran over there wednesday and prayed with ken and diane gaspard when he first heard of the deadly shooting in san bernardino. >> they' re all exhausted, because they didn' t sleep much last night. and they' re encouraged. it' s going to be a long road to recovery for amanda but they' re thrilled that she' s alive because some of the other ones didn' t make it. stephanie: a relative says that amanda was shot 3 times in the

miller says gaspard underwent surgery last night but will be ok. >> so obviously the whole church shot yesterday, but we' relieved to hear that she' s recovering, and that you know, she survived the assault. stephanie: the pastor says that right now they are by their their daughter' s side in california. cheshire medical center released a statement tonight about her -- saying they are keeping her and her mom and dad and family in our thoughts and prayers. tom: law enforcement tell us 12 -- three pipe bomb style devices were remote detonated devices that never went off. they were removed i police robot.

bombs used radiation -- remote detonation, the same way the tsarnaev brother set out there pressure cookers at the boston marathon finish line. they are similar to those described in an al qaeda magazine. a vote was 50-48 with senator kelly ayotte voting with the majority to reject the bill and senator jeanne shaheen boating to pass. the bill would require background checks for all gun purchases online and at gun shows. currently they are only required for sales from licensed gun dealers. shelley: the horrific events in california were high on the agenda of hillary clinton, who held a town hall in dover tonight, addressing a wide range of topics. before taking questions at her town hall in dover, hillary clinton addressed the mass

expressing confidence law enforcement would zero in on a motive. hillary clinton: we will learn more about what went on and who these people were. and what their motivations were. but it' s becoming clearer that we are dealing with an act of terrorism. shelley: and the former secretary of state says, it reinforces an issue of critical importance to her, national security. >> it does raise some serious questions about how we need to be protecting ourselves, how we need to be sure that we have the best possible intelligence, that is shared between local law enforcement, state, federal law enforcement, and that we do everything we can to prevent these kinds of attacks. shelley: from there, clinton took questions, starting with one from a 4th grader, concerned about the nation' s homeless. >> it seems to me that there ought to be some thought given to how we can prevent people from being evicted or rendered

and that might actually be in the short run, a cheaper way to deal with the challenge than having them out on the streets and then having to be helped. shelley: in addition to this, clinton said she intends to raise economic standards for all americans. >> as president, i want to lift everybody economically, i want to get back to where we' re having broad based prosperity, where there are good jobs that are paying well and wages are rising. shelley: other issues addressed at tonight' s town hall included clinton' s desire to introduce paid family leave, climate change, and ways to better care for veterans. republican presidential candidate john kasich also addressed the shooting in california at a town hall he held in salem tonight. the ohio governor says he thinks are the problem leading to mass shootings is a shortage of mental health resources, particularly emergency beds for people who need them. he continues campaigning tomorrow in manchester.

new hampshire to campaign tomorrow. florida senator marco rubio will speak at the women' s holiday luncheon in portsmouth. former new york george pataki mayor george pataki has even has an event planned in lebanon and keen. lindsey graham will also be in team tomorrow afternoon. tom: let' s go to mike haddad to find out about the forecast. mike: taking the rain over to snow, and here it is on doppler radar. quite a bit of snow falling in the great north woods and the white mountains, anywhere from a coding to as much as three or four inches in some spots. right now it' s all quiet, the flurries are winding down and the skies beginning to clear central and south. clouds beginning to break a

as we advance through tomorrow, a fair amount of sunshine with a few extra clouds and a few afternoon flurries possible in the north country. seasonable temperatures again for friday, but heading higher for the weekend. how mile does it get? we will look at that coming up. tom: the society for the protection of new hampshire forests filed a lawsuit to block the project and said utility does not have authorization to run lines on land that it owns. in its response ever source says , state law specifically allows utilities to use highway corridors. shelley the manchester man who : killed his parents and burn down the house will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. today a judge sentenced matthew dion to 60 years to life after he pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a deal with prosecutors.

and strangled in march of 2014. their house was set on fire days later. dion fled to florida. before the sentence was handed s former fiancee says she has come to hate him. >> i can not imagine how terrified how much pain your parents must have felt. re going to die at the hands of someone you loved unconditionally. shelley: relatives did not want to talk after the hearing but in a statement, they said they hope the souls of bob and connie can now rest in peace. shelley: the man injured in a queen city shooting today is expected to survive. the shooting happened near belmont street just before 11:00 a.m. police are still investigating what led up to the shooting, and a possible connection to a second location on prescott street. derry police have identified the driver who died in a crash on wednesday morning.

fire. s no indication that alcohol was involved. shelley: a new cell phone company is in a listing of the best. tom: a live update option that some facebook users are now trying out. mike: the forecast is straight ahead. shelley: a journey to the past for a man who has unearthed memo it's been her fight for twenty

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ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. tom: there is a new number one cell phone company according to readers of consumer reports. shelley: readers gave the carrier high marks for customer support and value but call and data quality were lower than competitors. verizon scored only three points below t-mobile. tom: facebook is experimenting with live video. the social networking site is testing a new feature that will allow users to user their smartphones to shoot video so their friends can see what they' re doing in real time. the option was made available to a small group of i-phone users today. the company didn'

video would go out to everyone. shelley: the toys for tots program has been a marine corps tradition since 1947. tomorrow wmur is launching our annual toy drive in partnership with z-107 and rock 101. this year they are most in need of donations for teenagers. >> a 13-year-old boy, a skateboard, a football, girl's hair dryer. they' re not looking for a barbie doll. they' re looking for a curling iron, something to call their own. shelley: please join us tomorrow, saturday, and sunday at toys r us in manchester and the crossings in newington. members of the wmur team will be live at both locations tomorrow to thank you for your generosity. tom: we want to tell you about it time capsule that is bringing that lots of memories for one man.

history lesson from weare. jean: leon taylor holds onto the treasure his father stashed away 70 years ago. war, day by day i' ll tell you. jean: leon remembers it was a sunday, in 1945 when his father hid a time capsule inside a fireplace on the family land in >> so he said i' ve taken some newspapers of the day and mother puts it in a canning jar and we' ll seal it up in the buttress of the fireplace. jean: now that he' s 90, leon wanted to go back in time. with the help of his family, they found that glass jar, inside the brick and mortar. >> they opened it up and sure enough, it was all about that day the japanese surrendered. jean: leon unearthed 1945 newspapers, still crisp and rich with history. >> especially the boston post,

i loved that. i loved the way they made the headlines. jean: he got to see his father' s handwriting once again, blurred by the years, but right there like it was yesterday. and the ration stamps take leon right back to his days as a boy in weare. >> i was just old enough to have my license and i had a gasoline rationing book. and i think they allowed me 6 gallons a week for my model a, which was pretty good on gas. jean: leon will take some time reliving the old memories, then with help from the historical day items and rebury his dad' s time capsule for another generation. in weare, jean mackin, wmur news9. tom: i' look at it.

mike: a number -- another weekend approaching and you think may be cold or snow, but none of that as we go through saturday and sunday. take a look at the time lapse, sunshine a good part of the day. thicker cloud cover farther north and west and that' s where the snow did fall in the great north woods and across a good part of the white mountains. looking ahead, flakes coming to an end up north, dry and chilly overnight up north and then a nice stretch of weather follows. warmer by this weekend, and a quiet early next week but the next storm chance not until the middle of next week. enjoy it while we have it because you never know when the weather pattern will turn very active.

the higher elevations got a bit more. clouse beginning to break up north, and temperature wise in the 30' s and many spots limits and points north, 40 on average in the upper valley and run around 40 through the merrimack valley and over toward the coast. running just a little above average for this late hour of the evening. the winds have not completely shut all. that means stirring the atmosphere up a little bit and allowing temperatures to rise a little bit and stay above the norm. 30-35 elsewhere, just a little above average and tomorrow will be three or four above the norm. the jet stream lives to the north and that will allow mild air to come in for both saturday and sunday. near 50 in many spots on

s as we go into sunday. maybe that cooler at the coast and in the mountains but overall well above the average starting this weekend. the clouds will try to break up north but there could be a few afternoon flurries tomorrow. central and southern new hampshire will see mostly sunny skies in the morning, not as windy as we had out there today. saturday, sunshine state white and bright skies continue everywhere as we go into sunday. enjoy this while we have it. flurries heading out north with partial clearing there. 20' s and lower 30' a few afternoon clouds south tomorrow. saturday and sunday look fantastic. southern new hampshire on wednesday but it' s too early to could approach from the south.

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jason: the celtics and the kings played a game in mexico city tonight, in fact, they' re playing as we speak. some early highlights for you, the former celtics points guard

isaiah thomas finds avery bradley on the wing and he hits for three. celtics in transition now. thomas to bradley again for three more. the second half is just under way. college hoops, plymouth state home with lyndon state. the panthers in the white uniforms. easy lay up. jack preston had 12 points and 11 rebounds. then in transition, curtis arsenault, knocks down the short jumper. he had 10 points for the panthers tonight. brian boulay with a nice cross over dribble, hits the 15 footer. he had a team-high panthers win 13. 76-53. they are 7-0, best start for the program in 10 years. the women had the court at foley gym earlier tonight. picked this one up in the second half, ace lawrence uses the pick to knock down the jumper from the top of the key. she had 15 points for plymouth. savannah miller penetrates, and kicks it out to taylor perry.

corner. she had 14 points, seven rebounds. kayla wyland finds a wide open cassidy emerson. she is from concord. she hits the mid-range jumper. panthers outscored the hornets 21-9 in the 4th quarter and win 50-44. this week' s hometown hero decided to keep his talents close to home. michael shanahan, of dover, is a junior thrower for the university of new hampshire track and field team. he walked on to the program as a freshman. after just one season of experience in high school, but quickly made an impact. last year, as a sophomore, michael won the indoor conference championship in the weight throw, and then the outdoor title in the hammer throw. he' s an information systems major, and also received academic all-american honors last spring. >> last year i ended up academic all-american. this year was first-team all-american. i' m hoping to open up a little

thomas -- really demolish it. i want to come back and they' ll that distance goal in all-american this year. jason: the unh hockey team has a big weekend ahead. 2 hockey east games against their rival to the north, the umaine black bears. unh has been struggling a bit, while maine is playing pretty well. should be a good series. they play friday night in orono, and saturday in durham. >> it' s a difficult place to play. you can forget about records when it comes to a matchup between these two schools. >> they' ve won four in a row. they will come out and be really good and be able to match it in be even better. >> two new hampshire teams are in the ncaa volleyball tournament. unh played at number 11 florida in the first round, but they lose 3-0. unh won the america two great seasons came to an end tonight.

the 5' 5" inch speedster rushed for over 1500 yards and 26 touchdown. he also had 2 touchdown catches and 2 kick returns for touchdowns. he ran for 211 yards in the state title game against exeter. great season for him and the goffstown grizzlies overall. tom: still to come on news 9 tonight. it will still be almost two months until we know which teams will play in super bowl 50. shelley: but another big part of the game has just been announced

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great. shelley: thanks for joining us for news9 tonight at 11:00. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line.

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