in the san bernardino mountains 60 miles due east of los angeles. normally it's on a different planet, away from the problems of the rest of the world and now they are figuring out why the latest massacre has unfolded. >> it's incredibly tragic this is, we have a lot of families devastated about what happened here. >> the police chief rattled off the staggering numbers. 14 dead and the amount wounded is higher than first thought. >> the number wounded has risen from 17 to 21. >> syed farook was attending a holiday party and then returned with his wife, tashfeen mag

email and opened fire. >> we located the one pipe bomb and it was actually three bombs. >> reporter: police went to his home and a chase ensued and culminating on a gun battle. the police fired 67 rounds in return. both malik and farook were dead. >> we don't have an indication that there is an immediate threat to anyone in the area or the region. >> today police are combing over their international travel, phone and records. they are not yet calling this an act of terror what is clear they were planning something. inside of their home and car 6,000 rounds of ammunition and 12 pipe bombs and tools to make

many more. >> reporter: now this investigation is unfolding on many fronts and in several places across the city today, one of the concerns that police are probing right now are reports that farook was radicalized at some point, police did not elaborate on that point in the news conference this morning and the rather grim process of identifying the victims is unfolding in that building where the massacre played out. at one time one bullet must have hit the fire sprinkler system drowning the room and flooding the room where the victims were lying and that complicated the efforts to identify the bodies. we'll have more in a press conference later on this evening and we'll pass it on to you right here on "action news." for now live in san bernardino, brian taff, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you brian. well president obama has ordered

all u.s. flags to be flown at half staff in honor of the victims and the white house has lowered its flag and it remains that way until monday. the president offers his thoughts and prayers to all of those that are affected by this tragedy. >> we have to, i think search ourselves as a society to make sure that we can take basic steps that would make it harder not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons. the president says that authorities are vigilant in getting all the facts in this investigation, now to the local victim we mentioned. before working for the san bernardino department of health, nicholas valsino served as a health inspector for delaware county. john rawlins has more on that. >> reporter: he was apparently

born in new york but his first wife says he group in new jersey in and around toms river and lakewood and got his degree at stockton college and was always focused on public safety including the safety of the food and water we eat and drink. >> we met, he was still in college, and we worked together in an ambulance service together. things just took off from there. >> annette talking about meeting nick for the first time in 1983. at her side the younger of their two sons jacob, last night they were aware, public health works were targeted in the attack and hoped for the best. >> i came home from work yesterday and saw the news and thought he must be fine. >> it wasn't until early this morn that my oldest son who lives in new jersey, that he heard from nick's current wife,

jennifer, he called to let him know he hadn't survived. >> he was a good person and i loved my father. >> before moving nicholas worked at cape may county's health department, and used hi environmental science degree to help him. >> he was a health specter and worked on the hazmat team in kay may county. he did food inspections and wants to do his job to make sure his community was safe. >> reporter: well, both annette and jacob says their hearts go out to his widow in california, prior to moving to california, he had for some years worked for various health agencies in new jersey including ocean and burlington county as well as cape may county. live in linwood, john rawlins,

channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a relative of one of the shooters is also speaking out. he cannot express his sadness and has no idea what the motive could be. >> i have no idea, why would he do that, why would he do something like this, i am in shock myself. >> a co-worker of farook's says he travelled to saudi arabia earlier this year and was gone for a month and returned with a wife but showed no signs of unusual behavior, we are covering all aspects of this online at 6abc.com, we have live streaming updates as they happen. the new jersey general assembly could vote today on whether to override chris christie's safety gun bill, this means -- if judge's expunge

mental records of perspective gun buyers. he offered an alternative plan, if the state legislate your followed suit it would be the first time they overturned a christie veto since he took office. a group of fifth graders were suspended after they plotted a school attack, they suspended five students, they allegedly built a device with vinegar and cinnamon and were going to use it at a field trip to clinton high school. no criminal charges are filed yet and the investigation is on going, the 10 and 11-year-old students are released to their parents. turning to accuweather, the rain is gone and it looks like we have several sunny days ahead of us. >> it's nice to dry out, lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph, for the details. >> we are drying off and cooling

off, we are 10 degrees cooler across it's area but hey we have the sunshine and these are typical temperatures for this time of year, 49 in philadelphia in new york city and 36 in binghamton and pittsburgh sitting at 39 degrees, it was a windy day especially the front end of the day, peak wind gust 33 miles per hour in reading 45 miles per hour clocking in at 39 in wilmington and 38 miles per hour wind gusts in atlantic city, and trenton 30 miles per hour. we have a bit of a windchill and only in the low 40s washington and philadelphia, new york city in the 20s and 30s to the north and west. as we look at the accuweather forecast, winds relax overnight tonight and throughout your friday with lots of sunshine not only for friday and into the upcoming weekend, as we look at the seven-day forecast, you'll notice a lot of above normal temperatures, we'll show you the numbers and when the it next chance of rain arrives in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. well, the holiday season is

kick into high gear in philadelphia, the city's 22nd annual holiday tree lighting celebration gets underway tonight, sara bloomquist is live near city hall with a preview. i'll be down there in a little bit to join you. how is it looking? >> reporter: i know that rick it looks really great. the city is getting ready to illuminate this magnificent tree behind me located in the courtyard, if you look over this way, the stage is set for this, they are working on it all afternoon and we have video of our 6 abc production crew as well as city employees getting ready for the big celebration, you are welcome to join us on air, and we start with live performances, our live broadcast starts at 7:30 on 6 abc as we countdown to the tree lighting, the tree is a fresh cannon fir

with all sorts of ornaments, and music from the children from the city's own rec centers and you can skate at the rothman ice rink as well. as you look back live, a lot of activity is going on as they test the stage and they are testing the lights and later on tonight they will be lighting up the christmas tree to usher in the holiday season here in the city of philadelphia, live in city hall, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. of course cecily tynan and i will be there tonight to bring you all the festivities, our live coverage begins at 7:30 here on 6 abc. now lets get a check of the traffic report with matt pellman. >> this is one of three tree lightings that we have going on this evening, rittenhouse square

starts at 5:00 and passyunk avenue also starts at 5:00, each of those areas this evening look for extra pedestrian traffic, be careful there this evening. speeds on the schuylkill are in the teens, same as 95, traffic moving okay here in the on going work zone, but a complication of this on going work zone today, they closed the ramp from girard avenue to the northbound side of 95, it's a permanent closure as they conduct the interchange, for now you head over to richmond street from there you can get to delaware avenue to get to the ramp. in northampton, buck county, a crash at bustleton pike and vineland a crash is shutting down route 47, delsy drive, the northbound lanes near brown

road. 615 gets you around it. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, one of our friends talking about a pothole in the road on the ramps from maryland road to 95 southbound as you head toward 95, watch out for that pothole this afternoon. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. still more ahead on "action news" at 4:00, philadelphia police are searching for a suspect after 15 robberies in 12 days all in the same area. >> also, ahead the democratic national convention is underway and we are getting a sneak peek of plans, and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. when "action news" at 4:00 continues.

philadelphia police are investigating a rash of armed robberies this season, there are 15 holdups in just two weeks in

the city's 15th strict, that covers may fair and holmes burlg, and police believe that one suspect is behind several of the crimes. >> reporter: this is the november 22nd of an armed robbery of a tobacco store in may fair, the suspect got away with $75 that day and three days lighter it's the mass suspect that got away with $1300, you'll see him unmasked in this picture. >> i was feeling scared but the cops were coming around more often now and we have the cops during the nighttime. for security. so i feel more safe now. >> reporter: police say this is the suspect unmasked when he came in to case the tobacco store to set up the robberies. >> i have seen him here before and he came in as a customer, i never thought he would come back and do that kind of stuff.

>> they believe that this man in his late teens and early 20s is responsible for 15 armed robberies, all kinds of locations from frankford to may n fair to holmesburg have been hit. >> we have extra deployment out in extra areas where there are robberies. >> it's christmas time in the city. >> correct. >> as for the suspect whose face you can see, call police if you can help nab him before someone gets hurt. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." coalition forces are stepping up strikes again the islamic state, british fighter jets bombed oil fields in syria, after british parliament voted to strike isis targets. secretary of state, john kerry, says that isis can be finished

in months. and a south african court convicted oscar pistorius of murder. they overturned a previous conviction of manslaughter, they said he shot his girlfriend with criminal intent. >> he could face at least 15 years in prison. uber is trying out new technology helping people spot their rides, it's a new color coding technology in seattle. it's called spot, it allows them to choose a color in the app and when they arrive the windshield bar would glow that color. if it succeeds the program could expand to other cities. now, here is a look at the day's closing numbers for you. the dow at 17,477, and nasdaq

down 85 and the s&p down at 29.85. pennsylvania lawmakers are working through the weekend to try and resolve the state's budget stalemate once and for all. both the house and senate plan to hold voting session days as the administration works to strike a deal, this five-month long impasse forces counties and human resources organizations to shutter their services and even lay off workers, this means expanding the state tax and overhauling pension systems. now time for the accuweather forecast, i believe we are turning a corner. >> it is definitely going to warm up and the sunshine will stick around and this is typical for this time of year despite how chilly it felt today. as we look at sky 6 hd from the temple university cam, a helicoptering going by and

shaking on the camera and how quickly the clouds are moving because the winds are strong through much of the day. as we look ahead, our average first snow is typically next week in normal seven day, but no sign of winter in the forecast. winter begins on the 21st late at night and we are looking at the coldest temperatures from day tonight, that is 43 days away typically in january, with the winter cold pushing into the delaware and lehigh valleys. it's feeling winter like compared to where we have been. winds are gusting from 25 to 30 miles per hour and down the shore 28 miles per hour and l lehigh valley, 39 in wilmington and 40s for philadelphia and

millville right down to the jersey shore, 41 dfls. as we look at satellite and radar, it's wrapping up over new england and high pressure in the tennessee valley, between the two that is what created the wind tunnel effect, the low will break down and the high will take control and that means less wind and nothing in the way of precipitation, so for tonight, mostly clear and the winds diminish, and 37 in philadelphia and 34 degrees by tomorrow morning in dover and your day planner for friday, it is wall-to-wall sunshine from start to finish and without the wind like today it will feel warmer as we climb into the upper 40s and low 50s, as we get into the afternoon. your four day at 4:00 forecast tomorrow, sunny with less wind and a high temperature of 52 degrees, we do even better than that as we get into saturday, more sun at 54 and sunny and very mild the second half of the

weekend, 58 degrees, with hanukkah beginning at sun down on sunday, and monday sun giving way to some clouds in the afternoon and still mild with temperatures of 55 degrees and we could be watching a coastal storm for the middle of next week, i'll let you know when that could be coming up in the seven day in the next half hour. >> thank you adam. officials have revealed the layout of the wells fargo center for the upcoming democratic national convention next summer, they offered the plans to the media to help them plan their coverage of the event in the summer of 2016 and mayor nutter took the chance to welcome journalists to the place of freedom. and they could get the best media coverage possible. >> a fantastic arena, the wells fargo center being one of the most high tech and one of the most readily accessible anywhere in the united states of america, and you'll find the

accommodations here most beneficial to what you are trying to do. >> philadelphia has not hosted the democrats since 1948. after the break police investigate bomb threats against not one but two local colleges. >> and shots ring out in local parks living one man dead.

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and there was a threat at the library at bucks county community college and police gave the all clear there and classes continued as normal. still ahead on "action news" at 4:30, we'll look at the political fallout in the wake of another mass shooting in america. >> and a report for anybody looking to change banks. >> i'm nydia han, if you are sick of your traditional bank, i'll tell you why making the switch could pay off.

"action news" continues with meteorologi meteorologist, adam joseph, sharrie williams and brian taff. hello again, it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on a philadelphia teenager arrested for threatening to attack his school. how police found out about his alleged plan, listen up desperate parents, this pediatrician found the secret to quieting any crying newborn in just seconds, it's four simple steps. a legal battle for a man that never wanted to be a couple and the same sex couple raising his biological daughter. we begin with the latest on a story that is likely to develop more in the coming days and weeks, that is the mass

shooting in southern california. although authorities are looking for a motive behind the massacre in a social services center, they know one thing for certain the death toll could have been much higher than 14, they use aid mere fraction of the 1600 bullets found on them ben they were gunned down yesterday. >> what we have total, we believe the suspects fired between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles at the scene. >> in addition police found one remote control operated pipe bomb made up of three smaller bombs at the scene and they found 3,000 rounds of ammunition, and 12 pipe bombs and hundreds of tools to make explosives at their home. brian taff is in san bernardino since last evening, he is joining us more with what it's

like in the community following another mass shooting. >> reporter: you know rick, it's always hard to quantify the effect of a disaster like this on a community but i can give you a sense of what is hatching in this community, this is a group of women like so many that approached the scene with flours in hand to one of many makeshift memorials popping up in the community. we heard 14 dead, 21 injured. hundreds of bullets exchanged and thousands of bullets left in the arsenal that police say did this. but to those that live here, those are just numbers and those are the first four letters of that word. they are still numb here in san bernardino. we are standing on a street thank is a normally busy thoroughfare, where it took

place, the inland regional center, you see it there in the distance in the foothills in the san bernardino mountains, this community is left reeling today and they have many questions to ask and to answer, we here in the media are here to figure out the what's and police are here to figure out the why's, and now they are dealing with the how. how could this happen and how do we move forward from it. we expect to learn a lot more for a news conference, 5:00 local time and 8:00 back there in philadelphia and we expect to learn the identities of victims and more about the shooters here. we heard that one may have been radicalized, a muslim radicalize, but the police and fbi declining to elaborate on that at this hour. and now this community is demanding answers as are many across the country today. for now in san bernardino, california, brian taff, channel

6 "action news." >> brian, quick question before we let you go. you mentioned the community, a number of schools and businesses were sheltered in place, are schools and businesses neighboring in that area opened today or is most of the community shut down in the wake of what happened? >> reporter: much of the community is shut down by virtue of road blocks and police investigation going on the epicenter where we are standing and schools and government buildings are back open, police are clear that they believe the threat is neutralized that the two people shot and killed were the only two people involved in this attack, and there is no further threat to this community or region rick. >> thank you. brian taff in southern california. >> well, in the wake of another mass shooting, gun control advocates are demanding action,

some politicians have tweeted prayers, a scathing new york "daily news" cover said quote, god is not fixing this. president obama is considering executive action for new back grown check requirements, during an oval office meeting he called for tougher access to guns. >> when individuals decide to do someone harm, we make it a little harder to do it, because now it's just too easy. >> the president's comments today marked the 17th time he addressed the nation following a mass shooting, there have been 56 gun attacks so far this year where at least three people have died. stay with us on air, and online and social media for more on the mass shootings. in other news, a 16-year-old student was arrested this morning after he allegedly threatened to shoot up olney

high school and hundreds of parents decided they were taking no chances and they kept their children home today. wendy saltzman joins us live from the school today. >> reporter: monica, the threats were post add cross social media last night warning students not to come into classes today. police arrested the 16-year-old student this morning and said he had a replica handgun in his possession. >> students, staff and parents were on high alert after getting a credible threat at olney high school, the threat warns, do not go to school tomorrow there will be a shootout. >> it's incredible that this young man was the one sending the threat, he took the picture or someone took a picture holding a gun. >> police say they arrested the 16-year-old this morning before he came to school to find a replica handgun in his possession, he is charged as a

juvenile with terroristic threats. >> it's serious and something we are working with the district attorney's office and prosecuting the individuals that perpetrate this crime. >> the social media threat followed an altercation between the 16-year-old and a girl in

>> thank you wendy. >> philadelphia police are looking for two men responsibility for a violent home invasion and robbery, it happened at the 1500 block of butler street at 6:00 a.m., detectives say the masked gunman forced their way into a man's home as they got back to work. the homeowner and his girlfriend fought back, one of the suspects then pistol whipped the man dislocating his shoulder and taking the xbox he later dropped in the street and the timing has neighbors concerned. >> anybody can be a victim it doesn't matter what time of day,

they just rob you. >> the homeowner did need stitches but is expected to be okay. local doctors had to call off a kidney transplant that was scheduled through craigslist, he came across an ad for a donorer and stepped up to give a kidney to a stranger, that stranger cyphered from kidney failure suffered from an auto immune disease. the hospital of pennsylvania found a chronic disease in glen's liver making him ineligible for the surgery. she is now back on dialysis and back on the wait list while glen recovers at the hospital. >> it was a good effort. time to talk about the accuweather forecast. the temperatures go back above normal and the suns settinset

setting along the horizon and your temperature is 49 degrees and bone dry at 27 degree dew point. winds from the northwest 17 miles per hour creating a windchill 6 or so degrees cooler than the air temperature, cape may 47 degrees with the winds from the north-northwest and the water temperature warmer than the air temperature sitting at 63 and as we look at the windchills from the mid-atlantic and not bad for the beginning of december and it feels cooler than it has, but again this is just a temporary change as the numbers climb back up. we'll show you the overall dry seven-day forecast, there is a chance for some rain coming up in a bit. >> thank you so much. >> philadelphia is launching a new youth basketball program, helping students reach their full potential. local athletes and icons

gathered for this in logan, they outlined plans to build a $29 million youth facility at the site of the vacant logan triangle and features indoor and outdoor courts and a community wellness center, still ahead a costly good deed, why a man who helped a lesbian couple have a baby may have to pay thousands of dollars in child support. and this pediatrician wants to give this -- we'll break down his technique next and adam joseph is back with the full forecast next.

pictures of an impaired driver that is hard to believe. it captured footage of a suspect in a hit and run crash literally falling out of his car be his

passenger stumbles over to help and is not much help, after crawling around and fighting, police arrested the 23-year-old driver, his alcohol levels were nearly three times the legal limit. police released the video to show people who they might be sharing the road with. an unusual court battle over what makes someone a father, this is william marodda, he answered a craigslist ad for a same sex couple was looking for a sperm donor, he gave up all legal rights to the child that made them the legal guardians of the child. when the couple applied for state assistance they ordered him to undergo dna testing, so he could pay child support,

something these people find ridiculous. >> jennifer created this child, not william and jennifer. >> a judge says because bower used a syringe to impregnate his wife instead of a licensed physician, she is not entitled to other protections of donors. go figure you decide on that. >> meantime the next story, we want to tell you a crying newborn this is good for parents. a california pediatrician's sure fire trick for quieting a newborn baby look how he shooths this infant and he just had a shot. fold the arm like this and then gently pull the arms like this, hold his little bottom and generally rock him up and down

like that. >> in case you missed that, we break it down for you, it's called the hold, first fold the babies arm across the chest and then use your palm, facing the floor in a 45 degree angle and gently rock them up and down with a shake of their bottom, and move them to the left and right just a little bit. his video is only on youtube for a few days, it already has 6 million views, many of them i'm sure sleep deprived parents. i wish i knew six years ago it would have helped me with the twins. >> i can't even pick them up now. really hard. >> now that will get a lot of views too. highways and by ways tonight in the traffic center with an

update. >> there are delays at least, not as much drivers crying tonight over the last couple of nights, the roads are drier and that makes things easier, we are dealing with sun glare not an issue anymore because the sun has set and southbound on 95 is extra heavy approaching 420 to ridley park with the wicked sun glare we are seeing a bit aago, and elsewhere we have a broken down vehicle out of the way but extra heavy from academy, and watching a crash inbrimmore. and there are a pair of them in lower southford montgomery county, and one at james street and another one at crestman road at harleysville pike and a

downed pole in vineland, blocking the northbound lanes of delsy drive, just north of vineland. and septa, 101 trolley on the buses, between scenic road and media because of power problems. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. time to check the accuweather when we come back, adam joseph has it's exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

if are you sick of the wet weather, we have the solution -- >> the mouth piece. >> are you no rain of sunshine over there, we have a lot of sunshine in the seven-day forecast, looking good into the weekend, as we look at the action cam down at the shore in ocean city, a beautiful shot there, a few clouds above and the sea grass is it going to work to the left and right with

a northwesterly wind today and speeds of 35 to 45 miles per hour. double scan live radar, no precipitation area wide and the rain the last couple of days is long gone, it will be five days before anything comes back in the forecast. 56 wilmington, uniform numbers 30s in the poconos, but when you factor in the wind it feels cooler and somewhat winter like, lancaster upper 30s and 46 in the poconos and 30s in a good chunk of our viewing area and the wins relax as we go into the overnight hours. you see clouds to the north and west this is because of lake-effect rain and snow showers and cold winds going over the warmer water of the great lakes and sunshine is really taking control once

again. tonight mostly clear and high pressure comes in and the winds diminish, 31 to 37 degrees, the winds 6 to 12 miles per hour. and a massive high is going to set up here right over the ohio valley, and it is so large it emcompasses all the way to northern new england and down to the deep south, and into the midwest, there say lot of sinking air with this high and you don't get the rising air to help form the clouds and we are looking at a lot of sunshine for the first full weekend of december. as you look at the numbers versus normal. 3 degrees above the normal high and by sunday, 10 degrees above norm and here are the numbers on the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 tomorrow, and less wind and 54 full sunshine on saturday and sunday sunny and mild, 58 for a high and it slip a little on monday, with clouds increasing in the

afternoon, still very pleasant at 55 degrees and then we watch for the possibility of a coastal storm to develop tuesday into early wednesday, and even if it does develop it's all rain with highs in the 50s and beyond that still above normal thursday partly sunny 54 and next thursday is our average when we see our first snow, measurable snow in philadelphia but you know what? not this year. >> ha, ha, ha. >> i'm guessing he doesn't like snow. >> not hear any way. quick break and what's the deal? is coming up next. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. 75 rounds fired at a roomful of coworkers but it could have been even worse, they had 12 pipe bombs and 5,000 rounds of ammunition ready for an attack, and we are learning more about the capabilities on the couple that opened fire in san bernardino, california, it's friday night and the big story is a search for the motive behind the shooting that killed 14 people. we learned that syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik were behind the attack that killed 14 people. brian taff is live with more. >> reporter: yesterday the

street where i am standing was the epicenter of an enormous police response and hundreds of officers from seven different agencies including the federal government trying to end a mass shooting in the building behind me, tonight it's the epicenter of the investigation into how and why that began. somewhere between 65 and 75 rounds from their rifles as the scene, we located one pipe bomb, it was three pipe bombs combined into one. >> police say that syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik were on a mission but what we know is that they were planning something. >> nobody goes home and puts together that kind of elaborate scheme to do that. >> he left the party after some kind of dispute, he returned with his wife,