27-year-old tashfeen malik. they got married in saudi arabia and came back and had a baby. farook worked for the county for five years as a restaurant inspector. overnight police searched their home in red lands. they detonated pipe bombs found inside that house. right now investigators are searching that house. they're trying to collect any evidence that may lead to a motive for the shooting. this attacking is the deadliest shooting in this country since the sandy hook school shooting. gunfire erupted yesterday at 11:00 in california. 17 hurt. nearby loma linda hospital received five patients. two of those people are in stable but critical condition. family members rushed to the hospital hoping for any news of their loved ones. >> he was on his lunch while it happened. that's how i'm guessing he was

shot. it started outside and moved inside. >> paramedics rushed six other patients to arrowhead center. one has been discharged. they're not saying how the other five are doing. >> president obama offered his condolences to the victims and families of the dead. he was already in another skidualed tv interview when he heard what happened. the president talked about how we need to toughen gun control laws. >> we have a no-fly list where people can't get on planes, but those same people we don't allow to fly could go into a store right now in the united states and buy a firearm and there's nothing we can do to stop them. >> the president also said americans cannot accept regular mass shootings as the new normal. >> and d.c.'s police chief said she stands by what she said about what you can do if there's an active shooter. "news4" talked with police chief cathy lanier. at that meeting officers went over the options during an

active shooter drill. she said you can run, hide, or fight. >> you've got really three options. one, running it out if you can, two, hide, barricade yourself behind a locked door if you can, but if there's no other alternative and you can't get out and you can't hide, your other option is to fight. >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser also spoke. often officers get to the shooting scene after everyone's been shot. achuck bell with the weathe. are we going to see sunshine? >> believe it or not, it o is a miracle. sunshine is back in the picture. it comes at a bit of a price. it's going to be blustery and it feels like december and temperatures hover in the 40s. but finally a dry pattern returns for a little while. a couple of sprinkles out here

on the howard/montgomery line. no heavy rain. just a random drop or two as cold air filters in. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. as far as rain chances a little sprinkle chance around here for the next hour or two as the cold air rushes on in. but by and large it will be a dry day today as you get out going. temperatures not moving a whole lot for the next 12 hours or so, but back into the chilly 30s by tomorrow. we'll start peeking into your weekend. right now here's kim mccormick. >> thanks very much. it is quiet. no significant issues. we're finding building vacuums of traffic around itself. now, fredericksburg to woodberg, everything is nice and quiet on 95 -- 395 into the city. there are no reports of any problem. if you're coming down columbia toward the beltway looking good. icc checking in nice and quiet. same with 270. and we're taking a live look at

the american legion bridge. you have the headlights coming toward you infrom virginia into maryland. so far no trouble. we'll be talk traffic coming up in the next few minutes. this just in from a south african court. oscar pistorius convicted of murder. that verdict from an appeals court within the last hour carries the 15-year sentence. it overturns the olympic's lesser manslaughter conviction of the shooting death of his girlfriend in 2013. the double amputee known as blade runner was freed from a south african prison weeks ago after serving less than a year behind bars for the shooting. that's the latest from the live desk. back you do. >> thank you, molette. it's now 4:34. a details report released a few

hours ago found that the agency is urjds staffed and agents are overworked. they blame leadership failings and budget cuts by congress. the high-profile embarrassments of over the last few years include an american prostitution scandal. today the testimony will begin in the trial of the baltimore police officer involved in the manslaughter of fred drink gray. yesterday prosecutors focused on what officer porter did not do, which called for a medic who might have saved his life. they say porter should have put a seatbelt okay gray in the back of the van. he didn't know about a policy requiring suspects to be put in seatbelts. gray died a week later after suffering a spiem injury while in police custody. right now police want your help in finding a 12-year-old

gill. take a look. her name is amar'e sky young. if you see her, call police. two pilots are dead after a military helicopter crashed in clarksville. the army says that chopper, based out of fort campbell, went down during a routine training exercise. emergency cruise found the chopper near a riverbed on fire. there's no word on what caused that crash. three children involved in a crash with a tractor trailer in frederi frederick. the suv driver laticia thompson died. another woman, a 2-year-old, 6-year-old, and 10-year-old went to the hospital. classes will resume at bladensburg high school. prince george's county officers searched five floors and found a suspicious backpack. the backpack had what appeared

to be wires sticking out of it. the bomb squad determined there was no threat and no bomb. 4:37 now and happening today, d.c. area clerngy members calling for action after the latest shooting. later today they'll make their case for universal background checks, safer storage for guns and policy changes. they'll gather at the westmoreland congregational united church of christ in bethesda. also today the d.c. council will hold its first ever street harassment hearing. the hearing was requested by ward 1 council member brianne naid naidoo. it is 4:37. getting around montgomery county may soon be a little easier. montgomery county officials will meet today along with those in guy thersbug and rockville to

discuss a bus route transit system. they'll get across the county using dedicated bus lanes. that meeting takes place tonight at in rockville. members of the northern virginia transportation commission will vote on the state government's plan on how funds raised through the tolls will be spent. today could be the final step of where the commonwealth transportation board gets the final say. the state's proposal would clear nearly ten miles of hot lanes on 66. these would not be new lanes. the existing lanes would become hot lanes during the peak driving periods. the university of maryland is introducing its new head football coach job. his name is d.j. durkin. he worked at university of michigan. he also worked at florida and stanford before this. this is his third head coaching job. more in the scandal rocking

fifa. we'll tell you who's behind bars and why. bad recess news for the kids. of course, we're following the breaking news in california. 14 people are dead, several others wounded after a mass shooting. we will go live to san

corruption scandal. now, these latest arrests come at the unching of the u.s. justice department. the officials could be extradited to the u.s. we're expecting to hear more from the department of justice about this lauter today. back to you. 4:42, your time right now. i want to get you caught up on the morning forecast. >> let's check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, guys. there's a chance for a random raindrop or two. that's really about it. they were talking just about singular drops along i-59 and howard county. most of us are dry and that's the way most of us get to stay. your forecast, breezy and cool. wind breakers required for today. temperatures really won't budge much. it will be quite breezy. skies will get more sunny as the day wears along.

that's good news for those going down for the national white house tree lighting. temperatures will be in the mid-40s. and optimism reigns supreme. i'll give you the seven-day forecast and let you know how long the sunshine is going to last. that's in ten minutes. trouble and slowdowns perhaps on 95. good morning. >> good morning, chuck. there was construction. it has lifted. everything should be moving nicely through the area. we have construction to mention on seminary. two lanes are getting you through. all is quiet on 270 right now. no reports of any problems. and if you're traveling on 66 through fairfax out to beltway,erring is moving along quite nicely. don't forget ads you leave the house, tune in to wtop 103.5 f.m. for traffic and weather updates. back to you. >> we leerning new information about the suspects in yesterday's deadly mass shooting.

what we learned about the pair when we go live to san bernardino. another arrest at the capital after someone brings a gun to the senate.

14 before the hour. if you're just waking up, we're learning a lot of new information about that deadly shooting in san bernardino, california. police say there were only two shooters who stormed into the inland regional center kill 14g people. the shooters had been identified as a married couple. the husband worked for the company, possibly in that building. they're not ruling out terrorism

as a motive for the attack. >> right now the investigators are working three active crime scene. one is the home where the couple lived. investigators will also be looking into the suspects' recent trip and marriage into saudi arabia. nbc's jay gray is live in the inland regional center where the shooting took place. jay, good morning. what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: yeah, eun. that's where the bulk of the investigation is taking place. police uncovered three explosive devices described as pipe bombs. they were detonated using robotics. they're not getting into the area to piece together why and how this happened. you're also looking at a home that the couple may have shared there. also investigating the scene where the shoot-out occurred where the suspects were tracked down by police and eventually died during that shoot-out. this is an investigationhat police say is going to take some serious time. they say it's a marathon, not a sprint. that's their words.

again, they're trying to figure out why syed farook and his wife, according to relatives, were involved in all of this. he had worked for the county of san bernardino for five years. he was a food inspector, a man who shared a cubicle right next to him said he had no idea. he seemed to be living the american dream and had been back with this woman that was called his wife for about two years. were at a party, left abruptly, came back 20 to 30 minutes later and opened fire. this investigation continues. we'll continue to follow it. now back to you. >> jay gray live in san bernardino. thank you, jeju it's 4:38. we turn to decision 2016. donald trump was in prince william county last night. he began the campaign with a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting in san bernardino. he said police don't get enough credit for the dangers they face. he'll join other candidates in

an appearance before the jewish coalition forum. and mike huckabee is making his way across the commonwealth today. heal make his first stop in ash worth and held to culpeper tomorrow. a man is facing life in prison this morning after pleading guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend outside of gaithersburg target. police say donald bricker jr. shot his ex in june. they dated for six months before she broke it off. she agreed to meet at target to tauchlkt bricker was a convicted sex offender and was not even supposed to have a gun. >> there are some gaps in our law. he found one of those gaps, found a gun that he could buy. >> mccarthy says he hopes this case encourages never in a violent relationship to get out. bricker will be sentenced in february. a man is in custody this morning after trying to take a

loaded handgun into the building -- into a building on the u.s. capitol grounds. police arrested him yesterday. a review by the "news4" i-team has found this is the 11th time this happened this year. officers stopped christopher carpenter during a security check yesterday. carpenter is an employee of the senate sergeant-at-arms and duh not have a permit to carry the gun. one of the women accused of ropes and dancing on a man is accused of groping. in return for that plea, the u.s. attorney's office will not indict knight on the two felony charges that were also charged against her. she fakess a she faces 90 days. this morning sandy berger is remembered. berger served as a national security adviser during the second term of former president bill clinton. he remained active as a forum

policy adviser but he also was caught up in a bit of controversy. he pled guilty to removing documents from a national archive as he prepared to testify before the 9/11 commission. he was fined and sentenced to probation. he was 70 years old. today a resupply to the international space station will take off. the spacecraft will launch at 5:55 tonight. this is video from a previous launch. the craft will be carrying more than 7,000 pounds of supply. it should arrive at the iss on sunday. 4:51. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell, you're here. you know what? i'll take a little bit of the chill because of the sunshine returning. i'll take it. >> i'm going to hold it to you. i know how cold-intolerant you can be. >> i stand with you. >> you two, i know, yeah, you don't like the cold. finally if nothing else we're getting rid of the clouds and rain chances.

it's gotten a little gloomy. people have been starting to ask if the sun is ever coming back. yes, it is, but it's not coming up until 7:09 this morning. at least the skies are clearing out over washington. rain drops all but gone. what to wear? you're going to need your umbrella and wind breaker -- not your umbrella but your wind break e. if you have cute hair like this girl does, you're going to need to put it under a hat. it be going everywhere. there ared so puddles and wet leaves on the ground early this morning. be on the lookout for that. hold onto the wheel a little tight e. our traffic folks will be keeping your posted on that. here's a little snow showers up here north and east of the pittsburgh area. that's the colder air really settling in. most of the snowflake chances will be well north of the÷yv mason-dixon line. all we're left with really are a couple of little sprinkles and drops out here early this morning along i-95 east of

columbia. i couldn't rule out a spit or a drizzle here over about the next hour or two, but thereafter, once the sun's up, it will be dry today. clouds are up and turning breezy as well. what you'll notice is the temperature won't go up much. we're in the mid-40s now. we'll be up to the mid-50s by the afternoon. it will be breezy. things will really turn chilly overnight. back into the 30s. alt least we're back to the sunny pattern. tomorrow's looking like a nice day as well. all sunshine all day for your friday. and your weekend is looking good. here's the whole seven-day forecast. 52 today, 53 tomorrow, 55 sunday. no chance for rain at all until we get late in the day on monday. best chance for rain in the next seven days is on tuesday. we'll get focused in the next 24 hours. for now here's kim mccormick with traffic.

>> thanks, chuck. things are looking good. as chuck said, they're drying out. things are moving without a delay right now. building volume everywhere. we still have construction. the right lane is blocked. it doesn't seem as if it's causing you too much of an issue right now. if you're traveling from charles county, st. mary's county, things are looking quiet for you around the east corner of the beltway. no significant issues right now. and taking a live look at 95 in virginia right at the frankconia-springfield exit you can see the traffic is slowing along quite well for you this morning. definitely a difference from the past couple of days. aaron, eunsome. >> get back in the car. get back in the car now. i'm not going to tell you again. >> a prince george's county police officer finds himself on the other side of the law. how much time he could face behind bars after being found guilty of excessive force. it's new research that might have you rethinking sports when it comes to your kids. the study that says now

if you're just waking up, we continue the follow the latest in san bernardino where 14 are dead after yesterday's mass shooting. overnight we learned about two suspects killed in a shoot-out with police. the latest on that coming up in a few minutes. we're also keeping an eye on the forecast. for the first time in a few day, most of you are not waking up to rain. what you can expect in the next

24 hours coming up in just a few minutes. a prince george's county police officer is facing up to five years in prison for excess uv use of force. the officer held a gun to a man's head and threatened him. this is accident was recorded on a cell phone. you may find this video a bit disturbing. >> get back in the car. get back in the car now. i'm not going to tell you again. >> william cunningham is the man with the gun to his head here. last year he and his cousin were sitting in a car outside his home in buoy when the officer arrived. santiago said he feared for his safety. prosecutors say the rookie cop was showing off for his two friends. >> i don't think we would be here if the video wasn't here. >> if that incident got to the point where he was in fear and he did what he did, he doesn't belong in a uniform. >> that t prosecutors say

officer santiago acted outside the authority and broke the law. head injuries in youth sports is the focus of a new mayo clinic study. people who play sports have a higher chance of a brain disorder called cte. it's caused by repeated blows to the head and concussions. it causes difficulty with thinking and emotions that may not be apparent for many years. some youth coaches say it should serve as a reminder rather than deter athletes from playing. >> we need to rein force the practices we've been having the last couple of yearser safety, doing things right, reminding kidding about contact and when to use your head and not use your head. >> cte cannot be diagnosed until after death and there's no cure it can be prevented. one of the holiday's hottest gifts has been causing safety concerns. there have been some reports of a hover board catching fire.

one caught fire while charging. it caused extensive damage to the board. another consumer said his hover board caught fire. they're looking into the safety of these products. >> protests are looking at a school in maryland. maryland will rename its art and sociology building to mitchell. demonstrators say they're only honoring mitchell to avoid renaming the school stadium. it is a big month for travel and the tsa wants to keep you moving quickly. today we expect it to bring five top tips to get you through security fast and trouble-free. tsa agents will be at bwi marshal airport for travel tips and advice today. let's check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist c b