=cu= "syed farook" and "tashfeen malik" were later killed in a shootout with police. =vo= today will be marked with a number events-- starting with a memorial bike ride this morning.. county employees will then hold a moment of silence at 10-58 a-m -- that's when the first 911 call placed. there will also be a public ceremony tonight to honor the lives lost. =sam/topvo= a first in california politics. governor jerry brown has nominated the first latino attorney general in state history. if confirmed... "xavier becerra" hav-ee-air beh-sehr-uh will succeed kamala harris, who was elected to the u-s senate last month. becerra served 12 terms in congress... representing los angeles county. ==sam/2shot== some of the world's most poisonous mushrooms are popping up all over the bay area. now, an experimental treatment could save pets that ingest the deadly plant. ==kris/take vo== two potentially deadly species are sprouting up because of the cold and wet weather we're having. the sage veterinary center says a dog died earlier this month after eating one of the mushrooms in th

authorities believe the couple behind the attack -- syed farook and tashfeen malik -- were radicalized by the islamic state.. but they still exact motive. the president- elect kicked off his "thank you" tour.. and we thought it was going to be about him thanking the people who voted for him.. but.. pence: "trump said if he was elected, america would start winning again. today america won and we have donald trump to thank" so maybe it is more of a victory tour afterall.. either way.. the big surprise came during a rally in ohio.. en president-elect announced that he will nominate retired marine corps general james mattis -- who trump calls "mad dog" -- to lead the defense department. the presidental debate at u-n-l-v's thomas and mack center raked in nearly 114 million dollars worth of publicity.. which is more than double what was estimated. it was the third most watched in history.. more than 71-million people watched. the l-v-c-v-a says hosting the debate confirmed las vegas' reputation as destination.. but also as a serious place to do business. a small foundation is making a huge d

the christmas decorations, the tree, the party may have been th trigger that led this employee, sy farook, and his wife to go on their terror rampage. >> she had essentially made the statement in an online account, that she didn't think that a muslim should have to participate in a non-muslim holiday or event. >> 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

tomorrow, the one-year anniversary of the san bernardino terror attack. 14 people massacred by syed farook and his wife. that is the worst terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. emailed suggests that farook and his wife were angry that he was required to attend a christmas party at his workplace. ben: at least five people have died. flames have claimed seven lives in that state. dolly parton is stepping in to help. >> i have always believed charity begins at home. we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all of those families who lost their home in the fires until they get back up on their feet. ben: president obama has reached out to the governor of tennessee to ensure federal assistais people who are still missing after those fires. nichole: we wish the very best to all the people there. we have had amazing weather here. harvey: if we turn around, you will be able to see it is not really that cold until we take a bigger trip. then, it is cold. alaska, seven degrees below zero. we are ok. we are not getting back, at pretty mild stuff. start off the month of

i jumped output my door open and started shooting at syed farook from the passenger door. >> reporter ryan's first time shooting his weapon in the field. he had only been on the job in a year. >> as i was engaging syed i heard my dad saying get better coverage because all i had was the passenger door. that's one of the one things -- i couldn't hear the gunshots but i could hear him yelling at me. >> reporter: oddly enough, the shooting was the first for both men. >> 25 years my first officer- involved shooting. i didn't have that protective feeling that you would think a father would have of his son necessarily because his actions when we pulled up he grabbed the rifled and got out and got into the gunfight without hesitation and i knew he would be. >> reporter: their thoughts are with all 14 of those who weren't okay. >> sad day for san bernardino because of what happened but also a very proud day for law enforcement in the way they conducted themselves and that responses to the entire incident. >> reporter: all the officers fired something like 400 shots at the shooters who returned

. >> 14 people died and 22 others were wounded when husband and wife syed farook and tashfeen malik opened fire on and christmas lunch. it was laid discovered that they were radicalized by the "islamic state." survivors say they refuse to let hate win. >> it's just the amount of love and community support that i -- that we have all received that's, you know, that's incredible. [ whimpering ] >> while survivors draw strength from community support, they say they have not received enough support from san bernardino county. they say the workers' comp. system denied them medication and treatment. >>> the man arrested in the murder of a san francisco city worker is set to make his first court appearance today. 26-year-old michael higginbotham is expected to face a judge at 1:30 this afternoon. he was arrested in vallejo in connection with a shooting death of jermaine jackson. the 27-year-old father of two was working painting over graffiti at 25th and vermont vitas in san francisco when it happened. >>> supporters of president- elect donald trump have just filed a federal lawsuit. they are tryi

and he gave us the name syed farook. >> reporter: the employee said faruk, in this photo obtained by abc news, posed with fellow health department workers in front of a christmas tree and the shooting started. >> he was very irritated and upset. >> 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 point. >> yes, i'm calling -- i've just been watching the tv and there was a black suv that turned 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 when a car of that make cut in front of him at this intersection. >> i had noticed the license plate. and as they were waiting to turn vehicle coming, i go, i think i need to co

. >> reporter: syed farook and tashfeen malik walked into a holiday luncheon for county employees and opened fire. >> take a picture by the christmas tree when he came shooting through the room. >> reporter: julie was shot twice by farook. her pelvis was shattered. four surgeries later remains a slow recovery. >> i have accepted the new level of, you know, just that everyday pain that's just kind of a new normal. >> reporter: while the community here is still trying to heal, it's still unclear if the husband and wife team had help planning the attack. the fbi believes farook and malik were radicalized but after hundreds of interviews and an unprecedented effort to recover data from a smartphone, officials have not made any arrests linked directly to the attack. she says she is focused on healing. >> the amount of love and community support -- [ whimpering ] >> that we have all received, 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 poli

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 that nature. and that muslims should not participate in what are predominantly christian events. whether or not that was the catalyst that led to this, that's entirely open for speculation.

evidence shows the christmas decorations, tree and the office party may have been what set shooter syed farook and his wife over the edge. had essentially made the statement in an on-line account that she didn't think that a muslim should have to participate in a non-muslim holiday or event. the shooting began shortly after farook posed for a picture in front of the christmas tree. 14 people were killed, 22 more were hurt in the rampage which remains one of the deadliest terror attacks in u-s history. time now is x:xx --- coming recall issued for a hummus dip being sold here in nevada. also--we'll introduce to the bull-riding grandma that's become the talk of the national finals rodeo here in las vegas. greg adlibs pollen count looks like that front has passed over head and now we agine a world where the s holid. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays pressure!

=kris/cu= syed farook and tashfeen malik were later killed in a shootout with police. =vo= there will be several events today in honor of the victims-- starting with a memorial bike ride this morning.. county employees will then hold a moment of silence at 10-58 a-m to remember the first 9-1-1 call placed. there will also be a public ceremony tonight to honor the lives lost. =sam/cu= palo alto police are trying to track down a man who reportedly exposed himself to a dog walker wednesday afternoon. =take vo= officers released this sketch of the suspect.. police say it happened off louis road shortly after noon.. a woman was walking her dog-- when a driver pulled up next to her and asked for directions-- that's when she saw the driver had exposed himself. =take vo= the woman was able to snap a photo of the man's car as he made a u-turn. it's a older model four-door maroon mazda sedan with a spoiler. police say this is the only incident they're aware of in this area. =sam/cu= we're learning two additional people have fallen seriously ill in antioch-- all in connection to

. >> amanda was the partner of the shooter, syed farook. >> we have an active shooter. >> she tells me where she had been shot, she tells me she is going to die, not to let her die. >> i was begging. please help me. please help me. >> i said you are not going to die today. >> she lived but today a year later she is still in pain. told by the county claims administrator that a surgery and other treatments she needs were too expensive under california workers' comp guidelines. >> i need surgery. they don't want to pay. >> are you in pain? >> i am in pain every day. >> she is not the only one of the county employees in the room that day who say they are not getting what they need. >> my medication got denied. cut off in october. >> first betrayed by a fellow worker, the survivors are being we are being betrayed by our employer, county of san bernardino. alison: brian ross reporting. the unemployment rate dropped to nine-year low of 4.6% last month. in november the u.s. economy added 178,000 jobs. just about on target with what a recall from ford. there are front seat belts that may not be

amanda was the partner of the shooter, syed farook at the san department. >> we have an active shooter. we need an entry treatment now. >> reporter: he did not spare her in the attack. rescuers found her shot twice in the leg having lost half her blood. >> she tells me where she had been shot, she tells me that she's going to die and not to let her die. >> i was begging, please help me. please help me. >> i looked down at her and said you're not going to die today. >> reporter: amanda lived but today one year later she is still in pain. told by the county claims administrator she says that a needs were too expensive under california workman's compensation guidelines. >> i was shocked and i need a surgery. surgery. >> reporter: they won't pay. >> they do not want to pay for it. >> reporter: without that are you in pain. >> yes, i'm in pain every single day. >> reporter: she is not the only one of the county employees in the room that day who say they are not getting what they need. >> my medications got denied. like just cut off in october. everybody medication, therapy and surgeries. >

and it turns out that there are charges that are filed against the brother and sister-in-law of syed farookand they were arrested on federal charges of marriage fraud and then the wife and her sister are charged with an immigration fraud marriage case as well. so does this -- and these cases have not yet been disposed of by the feds. is this something you would consider part of a predictable islamic jihad where they are bringing in spouses like this? >> absolutely, especially if you look at how the federal agencies drop the ball completely when it came to malik and farook, the san bernardino murderers. right now, this is a woman whose pattern of life was not closely examined. the fact that she went to a muslim seminary before she came to the united states and also that her facebook posts weren't scrutinized by the state department that was handling the first contact with the individual applying for a visa. so, yeah, there are certain indicators always. this idea of lone wolfism is a complete fallacy. the concept that somebody is sitting in their basement, goes online and then suddenly becom

. >> reporter: dworn, george the murderous rampage of that terrorist couple, syed farook and tashfeen malik forever changed the lives of so many in san bernardino and many of the survivors are telling abc news they're going through a second trauma, a betrayal being refused treatment and therapy for their wounds both physical and mental. amanda gaspard was the partner of the shooter, syed farook at the san bernardino county health department. >> reporter: he did not spare her in the attack. rescuers found her shot twice in the leg having lost half her blood. >> she tells me where she had been shot, she tells me that she's going to die and not to let her die. >> i was begging, please help me. please help me. >> i looked down at her and said you're not going to die today. >> reporter: amanda gaspard lived but today one year later she is still in pain. told by the county claims administrator she says, that a surgery and other treatment she needs were too expensive under california workman's compensation guidelines. >> i was shocked and i need a surgery. >> reporter: they won't pay. >> the

california judge's order to help the fbi retrieve information from the iphone of san bernardino gunman syed farookapple's refusal set a precedent. tech companies may refuse to comply with a court subpoena power. >> there's been an explosion that is taking place in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. >> reporter: the act of a lone wolf terrorist. 29 injured, no one was killed. two other devices found in new jersey, this one detonated by the bomb squad. a 28-year-old was captured after a shootout days later in new jersey. in february, a u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia, the out spoken conservative voice died in his sleep. who would appoint his replacement became front page news in the election year. president obama's attempt to replace him, blocked by republicans. the next justice will be appointed by president elect trump. >> please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: police shootings and race relations dominated the conversation, reaching a crescendo for four days in july. alton sterling shot by police in louisiana. philando castile. in dallas in the evening hours of july 8th, '12 po

temperatures right now 43 degrees in santa rosa to 50 degrees in syed farook.low 50s around the rim of the bay towards oakland and alameda. all right. our weather watchers this morning checking in with temperatures in the low to mid- 40s. good morning to darrell in alameda at 48 degrees. fairfield linda says 44. here's what you need to know. first off it's going to be cloudy all day east wind to 15. the possibility of a light passing shower otherwise evening rain develops. once it does wednesday night it's going to rain hard on thursday with gusty winds to 35 miles per hour. this is really interesting. okay, usually when we have these storms to the north of us they drop out of the gulf of alaska. no! instead, we have one out in the western pacific and it's going to tap into the subtropical moisture that leads back all the way to hawaii. you can see the wind particle map guiding this particular train of clouds and moisture. so today it's spotty hit-and- miss scattered showers mild temperatures. what you're looking at is fast- moving. watch wednesday. all the hea

california judge's order to help the fbi retrieve information from the iphone of san bernardino gunman syed farookwas unlocked by a third party but apple's refusal set a precedent for future cases that tech companies asserting their constitutional rights may refuse to comply with a court subpoena power. >> there's been an explosion taking place in the chelsea neighborhood of manhattan. >> reporter: the act of a lone wolf terrorist. >> everybody get off the street. >> reporter: 29 injured. no one was killed. two other devices found in new jersey. this one detonated by the bomb squad. 28-year-old ahmed khan rahimi captured in a shootout with police days later in new jersey. in february, new york supreme court justice scalia, the longest serving justice, died in his sleep. who would appoint his replacement and what impact will that have became front page news in this election year. president obama's attempt to replace him blocked by republicans. the next justice will be appointed by president-elect trump. >> help me get his head up. >> reporter: police shootings and race relations dominated the conve

. >>> today marks one year since the san bernardino massacre that's when syed farook and his wife tashfeenounty employees. a moment of silence at 10:58 will mark the time of the first 911 call. >>> in san francisco today, a vigil is planned to mark one year since police shot and killed mario woods. he is the stabbing suspect killed in the bayview. the department ruled the shooting justified but witness videos parked an outcry that contributed to the forced resignation of chief greg suhr. >>> starting today, fishermen can catch dungeness crab from point reyes up to salt point near sea ranch. >> reporter: i'm anne makovec live in san francisco at the caltrain station where the holiday train is all lit up here behind me. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's ready to roll this weekend. [ loud music ] >> reporter: i have a lot of friends out here. rudolph, frosty, gary the elf and the conduct and the salvation army band. these are all part of the celebration this weekend. basically, the train will stop at all caltrain stations between san francisco and santa clara. they will put on a little show. you c

county employees had been taking part in a mandatory training session and holiday themed lunch when syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik went on a shooting spree. they were later killed by police. one survivor is now speaking about the attack for the very first time. kevin ortiz was shot seven times and has post-traumatic stress disorder. he credits his wife, family and church for getting him through it. >> i think having them by my side through this whole journey, it's been a blessing. i don't think i could have did it without them. >> san bernardino county employees will hold a moment of silence at 10:58 this morning to mark the time when the first 911 call was placed. there will be a memorial service today. >>> the largest police department in silicon valley is taking a stand as fear of deportation is on the rise for illegal immigrants. kpix 5's maria medina live in san jose with more on today's police announcement >>> reporter: good morning, brian. the san jose police chief plans to announce today what they call their long-standing stance on immigration. now, the san jose mayor will be h

this security footage shows 28- year-old syed farook at the magnum gun range in riverside. in the video. farook can be seen practicing to kill at close range. hitting targets in the shoulders and legs. according to the daily mail. the rifle he is using in this video is the same gun he used in the shooting. however, there is no sign of his wife and accomplice, tashfeen malik. both farook and malik died in a >> reporter: 82 minimum glenn would not be one of them. jfk ordered not to fly again. resigned in 1964. he ran for and what a u.s. senate seat for ohio. he had served for 24 years. and widely however imperfectly. in 1954 he ran for president. john never give up on his dream one day returning to space and they got to be as often called the how willing guinea pig once again. 77 he flew west space shuttle mission to aid >> britteny: the rain fall right now i can see the wide and out picture and what roads because we have read over late steady rain into east bay all seen this light rainfall to about break right now parts of the peninsula still seeing rainfall. will our lives

this security footage shows 28-year-old syed farook at the magnum gun range in riverside.e daily mail... the rifle he is using in this video is the same gun he used in the shooting. however, there is no sign of his wife at the gun range both farook and his wife died in a shootout with police shortly after the mass shooting that killed 16 people. on the peninsula .. police say arson caused an on the peninsula .. police say arson caused an fire that killed a woman last month. 70-year-old sandra caron died on november 25th after a fire broke out just before five in the morning at her home on oak street in san mateo. fire crews say they tried to rescue caron, but could not get to her in time. officials say the fire was big and was quickly taking off and tearing through the bedrooms, the attic and the roof. detectives are still trying to figure out who started the a warning for parents this morning ... some toys could be spying on you and your kids. according to some consumer groups...wifi connected toys...record the conversations your kids are having... reporter christina butl