. >> reporter: san bernardino police officer sean sandoval was in the first team to go in. his instructions, find the shooter. meaning, he could not stop to help the wounded. and the looks on the victims' faces. you can't describe. knowing that some were alive when you entered -- and when you came back they were no longer living. left a huge burden, almost a burden of guilt that we didn't help them and they didn't survive. >> clearly it still bothers you a year later. >> there's not one day that goes by that i don't think about it. >> reporter: but right behind where stop and help. including county probation officer nate scirano. >> when i encountered that first group of people it sucked the air out of my body. with all the noise including the fire alarm going off, i heard a faint voice. "help me, i'm going to die." that was the second time i lost my air. i couldn't breathe. i looked down. next to my leg, in front of the this beautiful young lady, severely wounded. >> i was begging. please help me, please help me. >> she proceeds to tell me she had been shot. very nonchalan

. >> reporter: the name faruk was fed back to san bernardino police headquarters and donnie rusfanca, the department's veteran analyst who put the name in law enforcement data bases. >> i didn't see anything initially. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: moments later a 911 call that would be the turning been watching the tv and there was a black suv that turned in front of me onto seventh street. >> there was such a sudden abrupt move that i was thinking, hm. this is a little unusual for a vehicle coming from utah. >> reporter: 61-year-old stewart boden, computer programmer for the county, wasn't aware police were looking for a black suv front of him at this intersection. >> i had noticed the license plate. and as they were waiting to turn here, because there was one vehicle coming, i go, i think i need to commit that license plate to memory. >> because? >> because something wasn't quite right. >> the suspects perhaps left the scene in a black suv -- >> when i got home i turned on the tv. something said, the suspe i saw something, i needed to say something. >> about 20, 25 minutes ago, an

. >> more than 100 cyclists took off on seventh street in front of the san bernardino police department. everyone with a different reaon >> this is just a tiny step for all those victims that are still hurting. >> the victims and our first responders. >> i don't want people to forget this. >> for amell, this ride is personal. >> it's personal to me because i was there with the victims. so that was probably the most difficult part of this whole thing. >> a 25-year veteran on the san bernardino police force, is a sergeant in the robbery homicide division. he was one of the first responders of the mass shooting and basically found a lot of people down, a lot of screaming, a lot of crying. >> i thought about this every day since. >> he organized the ride to remember the people who died, and those who survived. >> important to stay vigilant. >> 14 victims who lost their lives that day. 22 who were wounded. >> in their memory, riders went on a 14-mile ride, one mile representing every person killed and 22 kilometers for the 22 people >> when we're together, we can all be supportive and be uni

. >> reporter: san bernardino police chief jarrod burguan, teabc news, the shooting began shortly after room, agitated a upset. >> that possibly is a motive in this case. >> reporter: officials now say farook, an american citizen, and his wife, tashfeen malik, who came here from pakistan on a fiance? visa, were sharply focused on the holiday gathering. this surveillance video obtained by abc news, shows farook at a california firing range just two days before the attack, practicing with the weapons he and his wife would use. >> we have an active shooter. >> ma'am, listen to me, take okay, is hstill shooting? >> oh, my god. >> reporter: farook and his wife killed 14 of his fellow workers at the party, and wounded 22 more. >> how many rounds did he fire? >>my god, a million. >> reporter: a short time later they posted a message on facebook pledging allegiance to isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. but officials say the couple actually had to conduct an online search that very morning, who is the leader of isis. who it was. >> reporter: two lone wolves, who died in a fierce gun battle with p

. >> reporter: san bernardino police officers say they will never forget what they saw when they responded to calls of an active shooter inside the inland regional center last year. county employees had been taking part in a mandatory training session and christmas themed lunch when syed farook and his wife opened fire. 14 people were killed and another 22 injured. >> this is just something that we think never expected to have happen here in our city. you train for it. but still don't expect that you're going to have to use that training. >> reporter: police tracked down farook and malik in a black suv several hours later. they now believe the couple were returning to the irc to try to set off explosives they had left behind. investigators believe the couple was inspired by isis to carry out the attack but they still don't know exactly why the christmas event was target. they found online statements that malik had written a year before the shooting when farook had been required to go to a similar hol event with his coworkers. >> he was upset about him having to participate in an event of t

their tribute that's will continue later today include ag bike ride that will begin at the san bernardino policet and travel 14 miles, one mile for each person killed and law enforcement will be out here connecting to the community only they can understand. now back to you. >> thank you very much. obviously one of those stories it's still not clear what the motivation was there. thank you for that report. >>> 5:37 premium parking area won't be open, closed indefinitely because of potential dangers if a major earthquake were to strike the bay area. drivers face two problems, that car happened to be much cheaper than most of the other garages. >> the one to the right is three times as expensive. which is why i park here. >> if i get here say at 10:00 or later and can't get into this garage it's very hard to find other parking, now. >> that garage also offers free parking on city council night. now the garage down the street will take those folks in. public works not saying when or if that garage will ever reopen. >>> good friday morning. the time now 5:38. here's a live look over san jose. startin

. >> reporter: san bernardino police chief jared bergwah tells abc news the shooting began shortly after farouk posed in front of the christmas tree and left the room. >> that possibly is a motive in this case. >> reporter: officials say farouk and his wife, tashfeen malik who came here from pakistan on a fiancee visa were sharply focused on the holiday gathering. this surveillance video, obtained by abc news, shows farouk at a california firing range, just days before the attack, practicing with the weapons he and his wife would use. >> 911. >> we have an active shooter here. >> ma'am, listen to me, take a deep breath. is he still shooting? >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: farouk and his wife killed 14 of his fellow workers at the party and wounded 22 more. >> how many rounds did he fire? >> oh, my god, a million. >> reporter: a short time later, they posted a message on facebook, pledging allegiance to isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi. but officials say the couple actually had to conduct an online search that very morning. who is the leader of isis? >> maybe they didn't truly know who it w

you know, that's incredible. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, san bernardino, california. >> the san francisco police commission is defending its ban on shooting at moving vehicles. the police union just put out a video ad taking aim at the policy. it envisions a terror attack involving a truck plowing into a crowd with nearby police powerless to stop the driver. but the police commission said today that's a bit misleading. they say no policy can predict every situation. and the language specifically states that officers are to rely on their own judgment in extraordinary circumstances. >>> we're learning the identity of a man killed in a multi-car crash that happened in san fernando's marina district. police saythe 45-year-old was a lawyer, a pilot and according to his facebook page, a married father of three. four others were injured in the wreck yesterday morning. witnesses say that it happened when a white suv ran a red light according to san francisco's vision zero traffic data. lombard and divisadero where the crash happened is a highly injury corridor [sic] an area singled out for bad accidents

.>>> police say they found a pack of dogs protecting a toddler who wandered from his home near san bernardino california. police say the 2-year-old boy was only wearing a diaper when they found him in a rainy park last wednesday morning. one of the dogs try to bite one of the officers and was shot but mother was asleep and unaware she was left. she was charged with suspicion of child cruelty and the child in two other children are living with her father. >>> coming up how would you feel if you walk outside and saw that? that story is ahead and trending.>>> first how george michael played a big part in the humble beginning of what is now a viral sensation. >>> we had a pretty mild christmas holiday for the most part and the mild weather continues. comfortable in the 40s but to the west 60s and 70s and is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> trending out the original carpool karaoke. tributes continue to pour in for george michael and did you know the late singer started the first ever skip with james corden and was the first person in it. >> it originally aired in 2007 on the bbc. take a lo

. >>> one year ago terrorist struck in san bernardino. one policet put his life on the line coming within feet of the killer. cnn kyung lau caught up with the officer who went beyond the line of duty. >> i thought they're shooting at me. >> reporter: four hours after the terror attack in san bernardino andy was in the car. he spent most of his day chasing down false leads until an unmarked car pursued the suv. >> i saw them putting on what i believed ballistic or bulletproof vests. they started shooting the back window of their vehicle just shattered. >> reporter: capps' suv just feet away from it. >> i just scrambled from the door to the back of the car. >> reporter: sergeant capss crouched as other officers ran up. >> we have officers running here back eastbound chasing now on foot. >> reporter: 24 years a cop capps has never shot his wep on on the job before. no fear? >> no fear. >> reporter: even as he got >>> this was a very, very graphic shootout here. >> during the fight i heard someone to my left an officer is down, officer down. >> san bern

san bernardino. how the community and police will honor them today still to come. then-- protestors of the dakota access pipeline claim a national retailer is refusing to sell them supplies as winter moves ahead. how that retailer is responding to the accusation just colombia are being prepared for the journey home. many of those on board that fight tuesday were members of a brazilian soccer team. 6 people survived. meanwhile--bolivia' s civil aviation authority has indefinitely suspended the airline that operated the jet that crashed monday in colombia. it looks like the jet ran out of fuel. 30 soldiers with colorado's army the team will be in the country for nearly a year to help support operations there. they're set to come back late 20- 17. this unit last deployed to iraq during 20-09 in support of operation iraqi freedom. a departure ceremony is set for 5 tonight at resurrection christian church in loveland. in just hours-- a somber anniversary gets underway in california. today marks one year since a married couple opened fire at a holiday offi 14 people were

san bernardino. the gathering included music as well as numerous tributes from a list of speakers that including the san bernardino mayor and police chief. it was one year ago when a married couple opened fire at a county holiday party, killing 14 people and wounding 21 others. >>> well, the two men who cut their way out of a san jose jail last wednesday were back in jail jumpsuits before a judge, both inmates and a woman accused of harboring one of them made their first court appearance since being recaptured this week. before he escaped, laron campbell had several felony cases pending including kidnapping armed robbery and carjacking. both he and chavez face 30 to 40 years in prison. prosecutors say a conviction for jail escape potentially adds an extra 16 months to their prison time. chavez will face an added charge for possessing a firearm. >>> the one-year anniversary of mario woods death had community members again demanding charges be brought against the sfpd officers who killed him. the shooting caught on tape drew outrage in the community. yesterday family and friends marked the day with a series of memorials and a small

police helicopter followed that car across the bay bridge into san francisco when the suspect got stuck in traffic, police moved in to arrest him. >> today marks one year since the albers -- san bernardino terrorist attack. authorities believe they were inspired by isis. today police will he hold a 14- mile memorial bicycle ride that will end near the site of the shooting. also, there will be a public ceremony and a moment of silence to honor the victims. >> well, the suspect in the death of indicate steinly is expected to appear in court this morning. one on franci co lopez sanchez an undocumented immigrant was arrested and accused of using a stolen law enforcement gun in that fatal shooting. his trial was set for this month, but was delayed until february 17th to give both side morse time to prepare. >> also happening today, the san jose police department will discuss its stance on immigration enforcement. san jose is a long standing sanction chair city -- sanctuary city. san he >> well, a fire in an encamp independent loss go tow is being investigated right now. no one was hurt. >> happening today, a group of students and faculty at city college of san francisco will protest what the

while you were sleeping, police in san bernardino, california released the 911 tapes from a terror attack that took place one year ago today. gunshots can be held as the cries for help are also made. >> we have an active shooter here. >> ma'am, listen to me. take a deep breath. have you s the gun? yeah. they're there. they're dressed in black and they have a gun. >> listen, i know, mam. we're on the way, okay? is he still shooting? >> oh, my god. >> tia: yes, he's still shooting dispatcher. investigators say the husband and wife that carried out the attack were upset because they felt she should not have to attend an office holiday party because they were muslim. they shot and killed 14 people and wounded 22 others. memorials are planned in san of the victims. wow. >>> a mechanical problem is being blamed for causing an american airlines flight bound for london with 210 people on board to make an emergency landing overnight in charlotte. no one was hurt. brian. >> brian: talk about coming into the world with a bang. a baby in tennessee being called a miracle this morning after being born

forecast 24-7 on the nbc bay area dot com app: =add= two workers at an adult store in san bernardino chased off a gunman. policeee it on our facebook page. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody. you can see our next guest in the highly anticipated new fox series "star," when it premiers on wednesday december 14th. let's take a look. >> you gaining all of that weight and never showing up on time, acting like an amateur. and who paid for that? me. my career. and now you're going to come up in here and you're going to try to derail me again? no. >> you know what, my father always said to me, you only need three things in life. >> oh yeah, what did your daddy say? >> he said you needed your bible, your word, and your gun. stay away from those girls. [ audience oohs ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, benjamin bratt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you? >> and i will. i will stay away from those girls. >> seth: yeah, you have to. when somebody takes a gun out of their purse like that, that's the end of it. thanks for being here. >> well, thanks for havin

forecast 24-7 on the nbc bay area dot com app: =add= two workers at an adult store in san bernardino chased off a gunman. policeit on our facebook page. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, welcome back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you happy -- you happy with that? it works. it's really good. i love that. i love it. guys, today's friday. that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails and of course send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i was just running a bit behind so i thought if you wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now if that's cool. thank you, very much. [ cheers and applause ] james -- james can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ oh. [ light laughter ] >> steve: he's smiling. >> jimmy: yeah, he's dressed very festive. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: very festive. >> steve: very holiday-like. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: halloween. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, nativity scenes, for showing me what it would look like if jesus' family did the mannequin challenge

police ultimately tracked down the duo and killed them in a shootout. according to cbs news the city of san bernardino has been grappling with a spike in homicides this year... and community members have worked hard to prevent a hate-filled backlash to the terror attack. clergy have formed an interfaith alliance... victims' families have encouraged tolerance and muslims resin to educate neighbors about islam. kirsten, demetria? ((demetria obilor)) >>> visitors are getting to see a whole new side of niagara falls... ((kirsten joyce)) >> the millions of dollars that was spent... to illuminate the attraction. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and demetria obilor. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the dazzling niagara falls just got a high- tech upgrade... ((demetria obilor)) >> as michelle miller reports.. the attraction i

san bernardino terror attack in california. there are no reported threats of violence, police will be extra vigilant. farook and his wife opened fire at a holiday party. emails being shared by the fbi just now revealed that malik rejected to the christmas setting and was upset that her husband, a county employee had to go. and before the attack farook posed with four co-workers for a picture in front of the christmas tree. >>> and a boy walked into his high school armed with a shotgun and handgun as well. it was the quick actions of another student, his teacher and his parents that prevented what could have been a tragedy. >> he fired a shot into the ceiling of his classroom. his parents were on the way to the school and rushed to the school and heard the shot and ran towards the sound, they disarmed the boy before anyone was hurt. >> the teacher and a student in that room immediately engaged him verbally in trying to talk him out of doing this. i believe those seconds played a big role in the outcome today. >> it's still not clear what charges the boy may face. >>> secretary of state john kerry met

mentions time square and new year's eve celebrations and cites attacks in san bernardino, orlando, and nice, france. >> this comes after police overseas continue to hunt for the suspect accused of hit stealing a truck and plowing it into a market full of people. >> matt gutman has the latest on the search tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a europe wide dragnet for this man, 24-year-old of tunisia, germany warning he could be armed and dangerous. according to a german lawmaker, his wallet and id were found in the cab of the battered semitruck after it bulldozed through a crowded christmas market crushing stalls, killing 11, and injuring dozens more. he was long on the radar of german terrorist officials. today, the a.p. obtained an alert going out to international police noting he's used six aliases in three countries. he came to germany in 2015 seeks asylum, but it was denied. officials concerned about his ties to radical islamists and allegations of petty crime. germany tried to deport him, but there was no paper work to prove he was tunisian, and so he stayed. according to the a.p., authorities had him under surveillance until

it happened in san bernardino, california. 14 people died -- 21 others were injured. the couple was later killed in a shootout with police. a memorial bike ride happening this morning and a community gathering tonight. the man who allegedly drove his car into a crowd before stabbing several people at ohio state earlier this week has been laid to rest. the suspect was buried at an islamic center in columbus. may have been inspired by isis and a former al- qaeda leader... but haven't found a direct link between him and any terrorist group. hundreds gathered last night to honor a fallen police officer. he was shot and killed when responding to a domestic call in tacoma, washington. police say the shooter was killed by police after a nearly 12-hour standoff - in which police say - he used two children as human shields. in kansas city -- this week's month. the most recent one involves a man wanted in a string of robberies. officers pulled the suspect over -- and initially -- he followed orders. but police say he grabbed an officer's gun. officers immediately shot the man -- who later died at the hospital. no officers were hur

the delegate sparked several protests calling for former police chef greg suhr to resign; he stepped down in may. >> the san bernardino community will mark a year since the attack that left 14 people dead and 22 injured. farook and his wife weapon on a rampage where farook worked. he did not think muslims should part in a non-muslim police. hold a 14 mile memorial bicycle right to remember the 14 victims. >> honors for fallen officer in takoma, walk, paying tribute to a 17-year veteran shot not line of duty. we got the video of the vigil held last night, hundreds of law enforcement, community leaders, folks who police officer intact chemical -- in the town of takoma, washington, the 45-year-old was responding to a domestic violence call. colleagues told our local station that he felt gratitude for the community's support and a sense of pride that so many people showed up. this morning, there is also a growing memorial for gutierrez at the police station in takoma >> investigators say the accelerator may have toledo a fur car crash that killed a person in at lombard and divisadero yesterday. the prius was broadsided by

san bernardino massacre happened and 14 people were killed. the gunman and his wife were later killed in a shoot out with police. bike race honoring the victims that covers 14 miles, one for each of the san bernardino employees who were killed during a christmas party. >>> thousands of residents in gaithersburg, tennessee were allowed back into the city today to see what is left of their homes and businesses after a massive wild fire ravaged the area. at least 13 people died, 80 others are injured. craig boswell is in gaithersburg with a firsthand look at the devastation. >> ashley rad is seeing what remainsf devastating wild fire tore through. >> this is our front door right here. >> she and her boyfriend moved in only a month ago and didn't realize their air was on fire until they looked out the window. >> we saw an ember hit the tree. we ran out the front door with our cats. >> the couple tried to get away from their car but it ended up here over the edge of the mountain. you can see what remains. they had to jump into someone else's car to escape. >> they were among 14,000 people who evacuated hours to look a

san bernardino attack. it happened one year ago today. husband and wife attackers died in a shoot-out. police have only theories about why they opened fire during a holiday work party. >> having to participate in an event of that nature and then muslims should not participate in what are predominantly christian events. whether or not that is the catalyst that led to this is entirely is open to speculation. >> reporter: the fbi still doesn't know if anyoneel the couple or knew of their plot. >>> "the new york times" talks about drafting women in the military and continue the effort to include women in all aspects of the armed forces but the policy can be changed only by an act of congress. >>> "the washington post" explains how some australian students shamed martin shkreli. the former pharmaceutical director who raised the prize of a drug from $13.50 a bill to $750 overnight. the students recreated the same it is used to treat malaria and hiv. >>> "rolling stone" says neil diamond is marking half a century since his first hit with a world tour. ? you taught me a little about good times ? >> t

police are reminding drivers.. as we're getting into the holiday season. ((demetria obilor)) >> and, it's been one year since the attacks in san bernardino. we take a look back what happened that day.. a shooting spree. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thanks for waking up with us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((demetria obilor)) >> i'm demetria obilor.. brian has the day off. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk. <<< kirsten, demetria, sherry talking about the wind advisory >>> ((sherry swensk))