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hello, i'm's ukee washington. >>> aim natasha brown. it is all thanks to the throw away dogs project. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has the the story. >> reporter: this is king. >> we want to stimulate his drive. >> come on. >> chase a sleeve and desire to go out and grab it. >> good, good report are report dogs are not type dog you want to cuddle will with on the couch. >> i want to approve that jumper dogs are not throw away dogs. >> reporter: carol started the throw away dogs project, two years ago, the goal, to take dogs, euthanized and train them for police and law enforcement work. >> take king. he was taken from his home after he was neglect. he literally would make a good family pet because of his high play drive but now because of this program he has a second shot. bob campnow is a volunteer trainer for throw away dogs project. he is also a retired stafford police department k-9 officer. >> genetically there or not. fit is again nickcally there and been suppress had you you can bring it out. >> reporter: now not all

natasha zouves?e future of yahoo is on the line as the board begins a series of meetings considering drastic action including the c.e.o. matt keller is at yahoo headquarters. matt? >> yes. it has not been a if year for yahoo stock down 35 percent this year. now some major investors are asking for major changes here. the "wall street journal" is reporting that the board of directors is meeting today through friday. they are expected to discuss whether to proceed with the $30 spinoff of yahoo stake in alibaba in china and whether the internet business should be sold. investors are asking to consider firing marissa mayer or risk a shareholder mutiny. marissa mayer ahead high profile moves since coming from google 3 1/2 years ago but they have not delivered. it is not clear if they ever will. an employer review website shows her approval rating with the employees dropped from 99 percent when hired to 73 percent new. top talent has left including a dozen members of management. marissa mayer suggested the

natasha tricyclee has a plastic anemia. she needs a bone marrow transplant. but her doctors haven't been able to find anyone who is a close enough match. shomari stone explains what friends and neighbors are doing to try to changing that. >> it's like it's not real. this is a movie. >> lisa patterson troike feels trapped in a screenplay but sometimes realizes it's reality. her 11-year-old daughter natasha desperately needs a matching donor for a bone marrow transplant. >> she is very, very sweet. >>> tonight her sweet friends try to save her by hosting a donor drive in clarksburg, maryland. dozens showed up to see if they're a match. >> we are just so thankful for everyone who has come out to help because you never know that one swab, that one person, it's just a cheek swab, could be the match. >> natasha wasn't able to come to the drive tonight because her mother says she has a weak immune system. she hasn't been able to attend sixth grade and rarely ableú#p see her friends. >> i think she deserves this and i really just want to help the best i can. >> lisa

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natasha brown is at special vick testimony with the latest on the investigation right now. natasha?> reporter: well, ukee, the cause of the baby's death is now under investigation by the special victims unit. but right now police are calling the death suspicious. >> they not telling me nothing. the staff not telling me nothing. they don't know what's going on. it's just an investigation. >> reporter: concern parents were met with more questions an answers as they arrived at sisters daycare in north philadelphia. frenzied parents rush to the child care center in the they've hundred block of germantown avenue after hearing that a 10 month old baby girl was found up responsive. tasha harris has two children here. >> they've been here since birth so i had good experience with them for years. my son is now four and my daughter is two. so i'm actually shocked. >> police say the 10 month old girl's uncle arrived at the center around noon to find staff performing cpr on the baby. he immediately drove the child to 94 by temple hospital. where she was pronounced dead about 45 minutes later. p

natasha brown is at special vick testimony with the latest on the investigation right now. natasha? >> reporter: well, ukee, the cause of the baby's death is now under investigation by the special victims unit. but right now police are calling the death suspicious. >> they not telling me nothing. the staff not telling me nothing. they don't know what's going on. it's just an investigation. >> reporter: concern parents were met with more questions an answers as they arrived at sisters daycare in north philadelphia. frenzied parents rush to the child care center in the they've hundred block of germantown avenue after hearing that a 10 month old baby girl was found up responsive. tasha harris has two children here. >> they've been here since birth so i had good experience with them for years. my son is now four and my daughter is two. so i'm actually shocked. >> police say the 10 month old girl's uncle arrived at the center around noon to find staff performing cpr on the baby. he immediately drove the child to 94 by temple hospital. where she was pronounced dead about 45 minutes later.

natasha? >> thank you so much, mike. >> the storm also drenched the south bay. abc 7 news was along santa clara street in downtown san jose this morning. you can see umbrellas. we caught up with one woman with the right attitude. >> it's kind of neat that even though it's raining it's not really cold. i didn't put my sweatshirt on until i got here. i was standing outside my apartment earlier. and i was like, it isn't that bad. >> positive attitude there. one person we spoke with said a great way to avoid getting wet today, do your holiday shopping on liechb. >> you're looking live at san francisco international airport. you can see the raindrops covering the lens here. and on days like today, you can expect those delays. we just checked. so far airlines canceled ten flights at sfo. in terms of delays, looking at around 30 minutes to an hour. we checked with oakland, muneta, san jose, those airports report no delays. for the most accurate information, contact your airline. >>> there are storm-related power outages. 1,000 cust in the dark in the north bay. san fra

natasha quin i.q. guinane, a scl involving the state owned oil and gas companies. what is the mood like right now? >> julie, people we spoke to today say they are fed up. fed up with the corruption, fed up with the political infighting. what right now the country's biggest problem is, that is bleak economy. so this magazine cover i came across today offers a colorful depiction of this latest political crisis. this is edwardo cunha, the one initiating the request for impeachment of dilma rousseff. here he is depicted as a monster, the words on the plagz magazine cover, frustration unrest. rousseff says she has done nothing wrong, things previous presidents have done. he's had his his name has rye peteedly surfaced in this bribery scandal you mentioned, he maintains his innocence. >> natasha if congress moves forward with the impeachment proceedings, i'm gathering that is not a quick process. but president rousseff says if it does move forward she wants it moved forward quickly. why? >> so her strategy is as follows: if indeed and it's a couple of speps before she wo

natasha? >> reporter: jessica, police have now released four vivid images of two suspects thought to be connected to this thanksgiving day murder and several robberies all happening in the port richmond area. >> it's a very quiet neighborhood. usually don't hear things like that going on around here. >> reporter: this quiet neighborhood in port richmond has been rocked by the murder of a 21-year-old man. >> it's shocking. i mean it's very quite blue collar neighborhood, and, you know, like -- there's crime anywhere in the city but any time you hear somebody getting their life taken it's really shock to your system. >> reporter: ryan kelly was shot and killed on thanksgiving morning as he made his way home in the 3500 block of almond street. the shaling happened at 5am. these images are of two suspects police believe committed the crime. >> don't know if this was an tempted robbery or not, but at this point it seems hike he was approached and shot by these males. >> reporter: suspects are also

they hope somebody will be a match for natasha. natasha has got aplastic anemia. she's been out of school since last march and has had intensive treatments, but she desperately needs a transplant. her mother talked about the outpouring of support they received at today's event. >> there are people coming far and wide, people that don't know us, but they're coming from laurel, and ashburn and pennsylvania and washington, d.c. and of course the community has come out in full force. >> you got to imagine they feel really loved. the family has a goal of registering 500 potential life savers for natasha and other patients. you can open our nbc washington app for ways that you can help. just search bone marrow. >>> well, it's an area known for its snowy winters, and today several inches of snow fell near syracuse, new york. people were out cleaning their cars and the roads. snow watch is in effect until tomorrow morning. but even in syracuse, it may not be a white christmas. temperatures are expected to head up into the 60s next week. >> that's all going to melt. it's g

let us go to natasha ghoneim who is in rio for us., if somebody is accused of involvement in a 500 pound bribery scandal, you would expect the police to search his home. but this has been going on for sometime. so i guess the first question is why now? >> reporter: that's the question he just asked as he maintained his innocence. so a couple of things to mention. he is the man -- he is the speaker of the lower house -- who pushed the impeachment proceedings forward. it's not guaranteed that they are going to move forward, but he did get the ball rolling last week. and he is saying why now? he is saying that he had planned to turn overdocuments to the police. he also said that these raids are coming one day before the supreme court is going to determine whether or not a special committee formed in the congress last week, can proceed with its business. it is worth noting that those lawmakers who were elected to that special committee that will look at whether or not to impeach the president, those members were elected in secrecy, and th

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i am natasha zouves. >> i know you want to hit the snooze. don't do it. i am reggie aqui. mike nicco will ease you in. it is a cold one. >> it was tough this morning. the big concern is livermore, less than quarter-mile visibility so that mean as lot of moisture in the air and democrats are below freezing and a lot of the moisture is freezing to the elevated surfaces with black ice on one extreme and fog at the other. mount tamalpais shows the 12 hour day planner and the forecast will not last beyond 8:00 and temperatures will jump into the 50s by noon. sue? >>> yes, we are looking at slow traffic and just mainly through walnut creek and here is a look at the east shore freeway, though, this is looking pretty good. it looks like it is getting more included but, still, seven

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for johning us. super saturday is winding down and it's typically the second biggest shopping day of the year and today certainly did not disappoint. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon has more from the cherry hill mall. >> reporter: in this sea of last minute spent the the cherry hill mall shoppers of all type have the just need one more thing woman. >> last minute thing. >> reporter: the just starting out lady. >> i didn't get anything yetly i have to get something for my mom. >> reporter: of course you have the determined. >> there's a lot of pushing and shoving at h and m. i will to like. >> reporter: that bad. >> yeahly i was about to raise my hands up and go. >> the parking lot was mobbed. i mean you could not find parking anywhere. >> reporter: the lines, the crowds, the huge savings. that's why experts call this saturday before christmas super saturday. after black friday it's considered the busiest shopping day of the year. while weary shoppers rested, others refueled to keep the shopp

natasha brown takes us to the skating rink at dilworth park, they revealed secret to keeping the ice frozen. >> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas here at dilworth park. but it certainly doesn't feel like it. just ask this guy whose toast made appearance at the ice skating rink. >> i went outside today. i was like, you know what? life's a beach. might as well enjoy it and wear my flip flops. that's what i'm doing. warm enough in philly to go ice skating and wear full flips to the ring. >> eventually swapped flip flops for ice skates, and shorts made the look complete. >> i would recommend wearing flip flops in december in fill. >> i these girls feel at home. enjoying the unseasonable warmth this december. >> honestly i thought it would be cold they are time of year. >> appreciative of the fact -- >> wearing my winter crop top. you know? >> this is about as cool as it gets. >> with temperatures so warm lately michelle shannon tells us hoe they keep the ice from

in dilworth park, natasha brown, "eyewitness news". >> how about natasha on the ice? >> i love it. >> records could be broke then weekend? >> it is craecrae, amazing, just one of those weekend where you just have to find an excuse to get outside. and thankfully i think a loft us still have a lot of holiday preparation still trying to get done, maybe you will have that excuse if you haven't yet gotten your tree, gone to the farm, maybe cut it down, or still yet to put your decorations up on the outside of the house, maybe you just want to sit out on the deck and bask in the sunshine, more like late fall warmth or if that, also, call it say early spring warmth, too. so, let's talk about these temperatures. that's definitely the key here, definitely the big story, the forecasted high today, 65, that should put us on par to tie a record. we expect to break it tomorrow. we expect to break it again on sunday, as we flirt with 70, uh-huh, and then even come monday, even though there will be storm system approaching, should keep it mild in the mid 60s, with un more, will also

good evening i'm natasha brown, it is a rare speech from the oval office, president obama discussed the strength of our nation as well as the changes we need to make. >> good evening. >> president obama addressed the nation sunday from the oval office, first time in five years. o'connell condemned last week's shooting rampage. >> this was an act of terrorism designed to kill innocent people. >> the commander in chief reinforceed his strategy to defeat sits. the president called the terrorist group a bunch of thugs and killers who biopty to exploit or differences. >> we can turn against would have by letting this fight be defined as a fight between america and islam. that too is what groups like isil wants. >> only 21 percent of americans have a great deal of confidence in the government's ability to protect against terrorism. meantime obama also called on congress to pass legislation that would band assault willful rifles used. >> no one on a no fly list is able to buy a gun. what could possibly be the argument for allowing a terror suspect to buy a semiautomatic weapon. >> president ca

natasha and reggie? >> a federal judge in san diego dismissed a class action lawsuit blamed by those who were we deceived about how they treat their orcas and they did not mean to bring a lawsuit on entire class of people including seaworld parks and employees. >> on friday it will cost you more to ride bart. the increase is 3.4 percent amounting to 10-15 cents for a short flip that will fund new rail cars and a maintenance facility in hayward. many would like to see the money spent on cleaning trains and stakes. and solving the homeless ridership problem. the increase is part of a schedule that call for bart fares to go up every even year through 2020. >> oakland is admit they have no plan for a new stadium for the raiders and there is an important deadline coming up tomorrow. the nfl wants the city to spit a stadium plan. the "san francisco chronicle" reports leaders are saying they will not meet it. the league wants financing plans from oakland and san diego and st. louis in place by the time the owne

natasha and reggie? >> takata airbag recall is expanding with four new build months on the list, the honda crvs and outback models of the subaru part of the recall involving 23 millionaire bags in 19 million cars. the parts should be required by march for repairs and 70 percent of replacements come from non-takata suppliers. adele, two unstoppable forces making history in america's money. >> good morning, topping america's money, wall street is back to work this morning after the long christmas weekend. but will the year end with a santa claus rally as traders re-position between christmas and new year? it happens in three out of four for half a century, adele is rewrite music industry history with her own santa claus rally sales of the album increased by 46 percent. it has sold a million copies in three of the past five weeks for a total of 7.1 million copies. >> the force is strong in the latest "the force awakens" taking in $1 billion in less than 12 days. the film added another 153.5 million this wee

>> natasha this is believed gang-related incidents a huge crime scene. the victims staggered to the area businesses. it all started across the street here at this carl's jr. at dip are time after 6:00 last night. sky 7 was overhead when the san jose police officers converge on the shopping center. it was near karl's jr. and several men stabbed a man and woman after buying food. dispatch were told the female victim went to the market with a stab wound to the throat or neck and the male went to the chevron station to seek help and a witness working at an auto store spoke about what he saw. >> we notice add guy bleeding at the door and we did not know what happened until the police came and next thing you know we realized someone...something happened. >> pice say the group of men took off in a gray car but so far no word on arrests. >> thank you. we have develop news a grandmother in solano county is facing murder charges, she deliberately drowned her four-year-old grandson. the 51-year-old dawn diana raines-hewes committed murder in the bathroom of her fai

good evening i'm natasha brown. thank you for joining us. the warm temperatures didn't just affect us. popular poconos sixty three resort was closed today because it cannot make snow until it gets colder. they will get their wish very soon. lauren some winter weather is finally heading our way. gentleman giant is. why not into january. today again not feeling like winter. another record high temperature broken in philadelphia. 65 degrees brakes the old record of 64. setback in the 19 40s. hilled all across the area. we touch on 70 degrees today in wildwood. despite all the fog rather persistent. temperatures mild. 66 down the shore, 64 in fill philly. right now in the poconosville stability has improved. in philadelphia up to 10 miles. still dealing with fog in the lehigh valley. now that the fog cleared out rain is moving in. we are seeing shower activity pushing into center city philadelphia. headed towards southern new jersey. keeping an eye on darker patch chest. just showers for in and out of the we are going to see another weather syst

al jazeera's natasha tells us what's happening there. has the march started?is a what that's families are going through has been it described as a permanent kind of torture. we are here in one of the main squares in mexico city. people are right over here in front of this church. the feels of the 43 young men missing since september of 2014 have turned the 26 of each month into a very sad kind of ritual. relevant that's in the date the men went miss. gathered here good a two-hour walk. support so they can get at the truth of exactly what happened to their loved ones. perhaps the only thing the ne next can government and mentixi agrees with is that the men had most likely dead. >> they have not received any information about what happened to their children y they disappeared. what do they want the government to do now? >> they believe the government has deceived them from step 1. an zup said they believe the government was complicit and has intentionally lied and withheld evidence to keep families from understanding expected what happened. a group of independen

we have details from natasha zouves this morning. >> wear learning about the syed records from the parent'st divorce a physically and verbally alcoholic problem, at one point dropping a tv on her and the children had t intervene. police do not have a clear motive. >> co-workers describe 28-year-old syed farook seen here in a dating profile as a soft spoken devout muslim who rarely discussed his religion in the office. [ inaudible ] you can see the file describing himself as calm and simple and in theful looking for a girl who would wear a hijab saying he was born in chicago but he is a pakistani heritage. according to a co-worker, the inspector was born in america and found the partner he was looking for abroad. >> he said he found a wife online from sound arabia and got per notification glow and marry her. police believe that woman could be tashfeen malik his 27-year-old accomplice. the couple had a baby girl and the office callthrew they dropped off the baby to farook's mother saying they had a doctor's appointment he left the building shortly before the office photo in what is described a

natasha? >> yes, large crowds are packing san francisco for new year's eve and the fire, woulds show. expect extra security after the terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. we are on the embarcadero with the focus on keeping people safe. >> happy new year's eve, natasha, the preparation are underway and you can see the we chain link fence extending to the bay bridge and if you look over this direction there is no parking signs up and metal barricades are stacked with a few preparings to keep people safe tonight. when it comes to ringing in the new year there is a lot of ways to celebrate, casey your release yet take, dance the night away all good options but firing sun shots is a quick way to begin 2016 behind bars. san francisco officials want you to know that no fireworks, not even sparklers are allowed in the city. they are a major burn hazard. extra officers are on patrol and anyone found firing a weapon or setting off fireworks can and be arrested. both cities plan to have extra patr

natasha guinane has the story. >> if you are a pinata artisan, this is season of achy hands and ripped. but pride in knowing his creations are routinely copied, is what kept bernardo wrapping and glueing for 40 years. >> i like the colors of the pinatas, that you don't need a lot of money to make them, that this has given jobs to me and my family. >> he is also a dentist. he admits, the pinata trade isn't as lucrative as it used to be. now there is a lot of competition. christmas is the busiest time of year. he and his family will make 4 to 500 a month and will sell many christmas stars. they represent the christmas star that led the wise men to bethlehem. this is called the kilometer of the pinatas, machines are changing what was strictly a hand made craft. machines are cutting the paper and making the bodies of the pinatas. >> i feel melancholy, because the tradition has come to an end. our ancestors have taught us for many generations. >> elena says, they are not only firmly rooted in catholicism, they are the extension of the person who made them. >> at the time of the year, people

jay: 11-year-old natasha needs a bone marrow transplant. after months of arduous treatments, her medical options are limited. doctors will soon have to dial back some of her medicine because of the heart side effects. >> if the blood accounts were to fall, a bone marrow transplant is the only option. wants people to come not only for her but for anyone in need of a bone marrow match. >> just please donate, because you can help someone across the world. hn made sure to come. he knows full well the uncertainty facing this family. in 2012, his 15-year-old son said you'll -- 15-year-old samuel died of brain cancer. >> he wanted us to not stop caring. jay: it's hard to say if some but he will be a match, but we know one thing -- the right people are here to help. toysl i want is a lot of for christmas, at all she wants is a second chance at life. jay: if you are healthy, between go to thef 18 and 55, bone marrow match drive this saturday at the darnestown presbyterian church. there is no reason not to go. what else can you possibly do on a satur

natasha guinane, al jazeera, mexico city. brought to the surface? >> is that the most valuable?re is one tiny distinction that makes it more valuable, was it stained with moon dust. >> moon swag. what would it cost on the moon? >> this is highly affordable. anybody should be able to make that. >> without doubt. >> america's food desert.

i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. thank you is after years of accusations by dozen of women who say say he sexually assaultd them. >> they are all similar and pile up for months but today is the first time he has actually been charged in connection with any of them. >> our reporter is in washington with a look at new ever. >> good afternoon. more than 50 women have come forward accusing bill cosby of sexual assault, drugging or rape and until now no one has been gotten the case nerd a criminal court. >> prosecutors announce for the first time since he has been accuse evidence of assaulting dozens he will be arrested on charged in one of the cases. >> bill cosby is charged with aggravated indecent assault. this is a felony of the first-degree. all the decision to charge him come as month before the statute of limitations would have expired in the agencies -- in the alleges brought by the employ i who accused him of assaulting her at his pension mansion in 2004. >> on the evening in question he urge her to take pills an

these folks here, natasha cantrell and christopher carter of georgia, are both charged with abduction of children and kidnapping. chadwick agan, also of georgia, is charged with abduction, and trena weaver is charged with child abuse. investigators have not released any more information about the case. greenville county deputies want to find a missing man who suffers from alzheimer's and diabetes. 78-year-old doyle chism was last seen sunday afternoon leaving his home on green fern drive. he was last seen driving his 1995 ford f-150. -- 2008 black ford f-150. it has a south carolina tag of aud974. if you can help deputies locate chism, you are asked to call the sheriff's office. myra: greenville county deputies are investigating a man's death in the sans souci area. deputies responded sunday night to a home on perry road. inside that home. they are not releasing muu information at this point. the spartanburg county coroner and cowpens police are investigating the death of a man found in a road behind a restaurant. investigators say someone found the man sunday morning behind hardee's

they hope somebody will be a match for natasha, who has aplastic anemia. the sixth grader has been out of school and has had intensive treatment but desperately needs a transplant. her mother talked about the outpouring of support they have received at today's event. >> there are people coming far and wide, people that don't know us, don't know darnestown but they're coming from laurel and ashburn and pennsylvania and washington, d.c. and, of course, the darnestown community has come out in this full force. >> the family has a registry of about 500 potential life-savers for natasha and other patients. you can open our nbc washington app for ways that you can help. just search bone marrow. >>> after what's looking like our coldest day of the season so far, are we really looking ahead to record warmth? is that even possible? veronica's forecast coming up next. >>> santa's workshop has got nothing >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >>> it's one of the top trending stories on social media. groups threatening to stay away from liberty university. they're concer

he explained further in a sit down explosive with barbara walters and natasha zouves is here with more. >> donald trump said he said someone in this country has to say what is right. as you can imagine there is plenty backlash from the bay area muslim community. donald trump is compared to hitler telling barbara walters he has no regrets calling for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. >> they knocked down the world trade center and tried twice. other things have happened. there are people that have tremendously bad intentions. >> he calls the idea common sense. but in milpitas members of the muslim community are denouncing the proposal. >> it plays into the hands of groups like isil that are looking for a crack in the american spirit. >> there is criticism overseas, as well. this is a petition to ban trump from the u.k. under antihate speech and only needs 100,000 signatures to be considered by parliament for debate. you can see 285,000-plus signatures at this point. back stateside every republican presidential candidate is criticizing the land and hillary clinton sounded

i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. >> dark and early.eteorologist mike nicco is tracking the forecast. >> thick fog. inland and the peninsula and the east bay shoreline. where we have fog we have freezing temperatures at 31 in livermore to 28 in pleasanton and black ice could be an issue across stanley boulevard. from our roof camera we are start off 28-40 at 7:00, and nearly 50 at noon, grab the sunglasses, it will be chilly this afternoon, low 50s. sue? >> folks are getting out on the road and we not seeing any delays if you are headed to golden gate bridge or the bay bridge toll plaza, right now degree going slow. highway 4 and 101 from marin, all, hadding good. >> thank yous sue. >> we are rooting for the huge 500-pound elephant seal camped out along highway 77 -- 37 after trying to cross the highway year. she refused to leave. our reporter, john it o -- john it -- janet o is there. you could be able to see the head of the elephant seal. she is still swimming out here. she has been swirling through fight. now, the elephant seal is be

i am natasha zouves. mike nicco is trafficking the rain. it is almost out of here. >> we have left over drizzle and maybe a spotty light rain shower but to the north you can see this is not much out there. there is going to be a little bit of fog forming. temperatures from the mid-50s to 50 and we have sunshine so grab the sunglasses, home 50s. sue? >> over all, it is light. we do have a couple of problem spots including right here out of the central valley through livermore we have had early accident out of the lanes but just debris and now it is in the lane number four with a tow truck trying to get it out of there and that is why the traffic is stacking to the altamont pass into livermore and if you can, nice morning to take mass transit and everyone is running on time. >> thank you, moving on to preeing news, a china airlines flight from san francisco to tie pay has a return to sfo for a medical emergency. officials say a passenger became sick on the flight after take off and china flight 3 returned to sfo just before 3:00 a.m. the pass

natasha zouves is in the newsroom with details overnight. >> 14 are dead. their identities have not been released. hair families are waiting. police are searching for a motive much the suspects were married. they leave behind a six-month-old baby girl. the "washington post" reporting that the shooters have been married for two years. they dropped off their six-month-old daughter with his mother that morning saying the grandmother they had a doctor's appointment. the 28-year-old syed farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik both now dead. you can see their wrecked s.u.v. riddled with hundreds of bullets farook was an employee of the inland regional center a health department specialist and tanned the holiday party where the attack occurred. he left in an angry state and returned with tashfeen malik wearing tactical gear and with assault rifles and explosives and handguns. >> heartbreaking to see another mass shooting in this great country, if my beautiful state, innocent people and children it has been like a war done and it is not enough to keep lamenting need

i am natasha zouves. >> i am reggie aqui. we made it. happy new year's eve. now, lisa, i predict it will be cold? >> how did you know that? >> just had a hunch. we have frosty spots. a lot of moisture on the ground allowing for fog to form. be came. live doppler hd is showing we have visibility less than quarter-mile for petaluma. quarter-mile in santa rosa. concord has fog. temperatures from the upper 20s in fairfield to 30 in napa and 32 in novato and 43 in fremont. we are a little bit warmer this morning translating and a warmer afternoon. it will be sunny. it should be good. good morning, sue. >> we are light. new year's each day light. we look at the drive times, golden gate field to san francisco by the bay bridge is 12 minutes. very nice if you have to be up this early. behind the toll plaza it is holiday light if you are in the area here there is a road closureings highway 160 with an accident in a power pole down at three miles blue bridge. >> huge crowds will pack san francisco for new year's eve and the big fireworks show but expect extra security.

i am natasha zouves. after days of rain it is a dry start to our morning.rologist mike nicco is tracking it. mike? >>> good morning. and good morning to the moon with dry

good morning, i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. we tracking the wet commute.eteorologist mike nicco has an eye on the rains. >> get the umbrella and wet weather gear. have it through thursday. the golden gate bridge into san francisco is wet. we have a moist flow. that means height rain and drizzle for all of us through the commute. can you see the

. >> reporter: natasha got to tell you this for first time in my contrary i walked into a locker room after a game and heard something i've never heard before. the eagles were blasting gospel music after the win. that never really happened normally it's hip hop, maybe some wrap, heavy metal, it's like they were thanking the heavens, their prayers were answered for coming away with this huge win. we will talk about it after this show in the sports zone back to you in philadelphia. >> gospel music. what a difference ten days makes. "eyewitness news" greg argos is in south philly tonight. he spoke with fired up fan you say out there. greg? >> reporter: that's exactly right. no gospel music here. earlier this plays was packed. hundreds of eagles fans here who were honestly pleasantly surprised with the massive win. >> blocked by philadelphia and it will lead to a touchdown. >> reporter: the shock of an eagles win against the patriots. >> has been intercepted malcolm jenkins. >> reporter: could be felt all the way from foxboro massachuset massachusetts. . >> reporter: fans pumped by the 35

. >> reporter: natasha, you might call them the games before the big game, series of contest and various types, between army and navy throughout our region today. one of them a tug of war, right here, in the shadow of this renowned battle ship. with fans, cheering and crowds, the scene inside lint place at noon, looked like the army navy game had started a day early. this pull up contest, mced by cbs-3 "eyewitness news" leslie van arsdal. and one of five events, patriot games. leading up to the legendary football she down on saturday. >> turn up, turn up. >> reporter: on independent mall, blindfolded cadets and mid ship men made their way through a maze, tossing 75-pound puts will pieces in to place ape putting on letter jerseys forming word as human scrabble pieces. >> definitely phenomenal. philadelphia a dozen a great job hosting this american classic, and everybody is a winner here. >> reporter: here in the shadow of the battleship, new jersey, a tug of war, teams, cheered by veterans who served in real wars on her decks, and parents, proud of their young patriots. >> it is america,

our natasha brown has the disturbing details. >>reporter: a jarring site on a quiet harrisburg street. officials arrested a 19 year old man for con expiring to support isis. a us citizens charged in a two county criminal complaint unsealed thursday evening. according to the allegations that he conspired to and attempted to provide material support to is ill. he allegedly used hateful rhetoric on social media and tried to aid individuals in traveling overseas to join the foreign terrorist organizations. the fbi joint terrorism task force uncovered numerous tweets allegedly linked to askies all insighting violence, including this one on or about january 29, 2015, it says quote, s, no -- bam a that we are coming to america and know that we will sever your head in the white house. quote, this mar tar document will be a spark that will awaken sleeping lions in america. let their blood water the seats of jihad, chapel hill shooting. and other posts like this one from april 16, performed your islamic duty, support the jihad with your we

reggie aqui and natasha? >> time for a fresh start? at times square you can put your memories in the shredder, and it will be transformed into confetti, the 9th year of "good riddance day," that lets people write good wishes for the new year. >> you are invited to ring in 2016 with us, dick clark's new year's rockin' new year's eve with ryan seacrest with the news at eleven and continuing at 11:30. continuing at 11:30. stay tuned. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, you are waking up to a chilly one. time to get up. i am reggie aqui. >> i am natasha zouves. it is frosty. over to mike 19 with the weather. >> good morning, it could be an issue, visibility is less than quarter-mile so there is a last moisture hanging in the air. the temperature is 30. we could have freezing fog, black ice is a possibility especially on exposed surfaces like bridges and overpasses. be careful. the downtown san francisco shows 12-hour day planner in the 30s and 40s and ending in 50s. from novato to san francisco, 2

good evening. >> reporter: good evening, natasha. there were dozens of folks here right before nightfall coming back. unfortunately, this is what they were coming back to. this neighborhood suburb of dallas by the dozens houses, looking just look this. this home, for example, one man, he escaped by lying in his bathtub with his dogs. his family were not here, very lucky. so many of these families here coming back here today, simply to support and focus on each othe other. >> reporter: justin tried to grab what he could. his parents also retrieving what little remains here. >> i stepped out because i heard the roaring. that's when i saw it. >> reporter: his block house after house left like this. for the people of garland's crystal lacks community. sunday became recover and retrieve day. he face add roaring tornado while lying in his bathtub with his dogs. >> seeped like about 20 seconds it lasted. then got real quiet and i stepped out and saw this. that was -- at that point, trying to figure out how i was going to get out. >> reporte

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our natasha brown has the disturbing details. >>reporter: a jarring site on a quiet harrisburg street. officials arrested a 19 year old man for con expiring to support isis. a us citizens charged in a two county criminal complaint unsealed thursday evening. according to the allegations that he conspired to and attempted to provide material support to is ill. he allegedly used hateful rhetoric on social media and tried to aid individuals in traveling overseas to join the foreign terrorist organizations. the fbi joint terrorism task force uncovered numerous tweets allegedly linked to askies all insighting violence, including this one on or about january 29, 2015, it says quote, s, no -- bam a that we are coming to america and know that we will sever your head in the white house. quote, this mar tar document will be a spark that will awaken sleeping lions in america. let their blood water the seats of jihad, chapel hill shooting. and other posts like this one from april 16, performed your islamic duty, support the jihad with your we

natasha and reggie?> a fairfield grandmother is accused a crime so horrible she is held without bail. she deliberately browned her -- drowned her own grandson. a 51-year-old dawn diana raines-hewes was arrested. neighbors were call to the house yesterday morning saying a child was drowned in a bathtub. after interviewing dawn diana raines-hewes police determined it was no accident. >> as far as the motive it will not make sense. it will not make sense when a grandmother drown her four year old grandson. we are trying to develop the best picture based on the information we have. >> we still do not have a motive. police would not comment on her mental state. she was watching two other grandchild, a one and six-year-old. they were not hurt. >> we have developing news in the south bay san jose police are sending for the people responsible for a vicious attack. a man and woman were stabbed at a fast food restaurant on south white last night. the couple was buying food at a karls and men confront the them. sus

natasha ghoneim reports. >> reporter: this futuristic flower justing over the pear at the port of rio owe is the newly opened museum of tomorrow. nine the exhibits are intendeds to be a poetic yet forcal fusion of science, philosophy and hea heart. they hope it will compel visitors to ask the we questions about man mind and remind us we are caretakers of the earth. >> the museum is around a philosophical concept. tomorrow is not rid. not done it, it will bebility. >> reporter: it's a sim wolf port of rio left to deteriorate for 70 years since 2010 it's been in the midst of a major makeover, this is now the largest urban development project in the country. >> we have a lot of sin gee between the making us to have advantages on this process because of the visibility. rio at this moment. >> reporter: working in the port of rio area for three years and has watched the transformation. >> translator: i iced to be scared walking in this area. nonuse today come here. now you can come any time of day and you will find lots of people. >> reporter: a lightrail will soon run through the area. the

natasha and reggie?good news on the persistent pregnant elephant seal would refused to lebanon a busy fork bay highway. she is named after the waterway she was in. and year, the massive mom to be was finally safely removed from the mud flats near highways 37 and 121 and is safely released in the point reyes area. alan wang has more on the challenges she faces. >> the 900 pound elephant seal was release in the hopes of not disturbing the others on the protected beach, a male seal calmed a bull was heard lurking in night. >> big bulls are a risk, and dangerous to people, absolutely, and they hear the noise and they wanted to know who it was that was out there, lying to find out who was in their territory. all the marine mammal experts expect a second day prevent the determined elephant seal from crossing highway 37 near the highway 121 split the. >> elephant seals in general are stubborn. you have to use twice as were treasure or more effort than other animals. >> she had crawl on the highway the day befor

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