we know two people are dead, two people taken to the hospital. and the people who lived here neighbors tell us was a couple. >> they seemed to be hardworking people who went about their business, family and friends and barbecues in the summertime. >> reporter: so the two people were taken to the milford regional medical center. which is down the street. we do not know what their condition is. carbon monoxide is used in treating oxygen, you have to use the oxygen pushed into the body under high pressure. how severe that carbon monoxide poisoning was in the first place. live in milford, jim morrelly, fox 25 news. >> eric: this morning, police will resume their investigation into what led to an intense 6 hour standoff with an armed man in everett. fox 25 was live on the air last night when the the standoff suddenly ended with the man surrendering and a fire at his home. >>> what lasted for hours on this street in everett ended dramatically in a few seconds. unfolding. here you can see swatted officers taking down this man, now identified as 53-year-

two long guns. which were assault rifle types. they didn't specify that. but sources are telling me that two of the guns came back in terms of a legal purchase. they're checking on the other two. and i would assume that in terms of the way california law works, that would be focusing on the assault-style semiautomatic rifles. >> and any information on the date of purchase? how recently these weapons were purchased? >> no, nothing on that, yet. >> i'm sorry, we're going to go right to the press conference now. >> you moved these on me, didn't you? okay. once again, my name is jarrod -- thanks for being patient. we initially planned on doing this about 9:00. we had some information coming in at about 9:00. we wanted to vet that information, really get it established to come out and give you guys better information. so as you all know, we're here because of a shooting that we had, a mass shooting that we had at the inland regional center up the street here. latest count is we have 14 people confirmed d

suspects had two long guns, two ar-15-style rifles and two handguns on them.and they had a number of clips attached to their body. they were heavily armed. they were wearing military assault type clothing. and the reason why the police didn't approach the vehicle immediately, the reason why is because there was a pipe thrown from the suspect vehicle while police were engaged in this pursuit than a pipe looked like a pipe bomb. it had a wick in it and was a metal pipe. but they later realize it was a fake device. that is why they were concerned that there might be something explosive in that suv. there is a situation in redlands and an explosive device here at the original shooting scene. they are still trying to disable that one, don. >> evan perez, there is also a third suspect that is in custody but they are not sure if this person was involved. >> that's right, don. at this point, to give you a sense of the chaos of this investigation, and really, just the difficulty of doing this, they still don't know now whether there was ever a third shooting. that is s

two shooters. dead. a few hours ago, the bomb squad finally disposed of some explosive devices found at the shooting scene. they have been working all night on this. want to bring in cnn's john voss live for us this morning in redlands. this is outside the gunmen's home. what is the latest. >> reporter: what we have been hearing overnight not just from law enforcement officials but also sources close to the investigation, we're now piecing together a much better narrative of what happened and why this town home was so crucial in essentially bringing this case to an end, to finding the two shooters involved in this. syed farook, he was the man who left the holiday party angry and came back with his partner, tashfeen malik and opened fire, killing those people. and then because they had this name, that led them to this townhouse here. we don't know if they own the to townhouse, rented the townhouse or lived here. this was the crucial piece of the puzzle. once they got here, that's when they saw that

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her solution, to split the company in two. perhaps the biggest seperation in the history of american business. joining me today on "studio 1.0", hp ceo and chairman, meg whitman. thank you so much for joining us. it is really an honor to be here with you. so thank you so much. meg: you are welcome. i am glad to be here. i am an admirer of your show. emily: thank you. we are at "hp discover." this is your annual tech conference and this is your last "discover" as one hp. is it a little bittersweet for you? meg: it is a little bittersweet because this company has been together for so many years. but i have confidence that this is the right thing to do because our markets are changing at lightning speed. frankly, these are two different businesses. it will allow us to be more agile, more focused, more responsive to customers. it is a landmark, it is a moment in history, but i am really optimistic about the future. emily: what do you think the biggest challenge is going to be of being two separate companies? meg: first is we have

two hours now roughly two hours. >> so if they are not both dead. know who they are.aw enforcement is not really talking to you or any other reporters. all information was funneling through these press conferences correct? >> correct. i mean, they have given us little bits and pieces i will give you an example. when he would first heard about this chase we were over in a different locations a couple other correspondents based on railroad tracks bill that was directly across where the shooting took place. we were there by ourselves and a still photographer. when we were there i had someone tell me hey, you know we have to go with the idea we are looking for three men with tactical gear and they said ak 47s. that's when the law enforcement guy said that's what we are looking for. now, if they officially say that we are in chase. we are in chase. a black suv. and so right away within a second of getting text where we were the main center of where the fbi was the bomb squads right where we were by those railroad tracks they took off. this was like unit, unit, unit go, go,

they're down two touchdowns. important utah -- i know they like to go up tempo themselves but they've got to slow it way down right now to suffocate bronco mendenhall and this byu team. >> brent: third down and 12. wilson steps away from the but he is short of the first down so now you've got a fourth down and inches situation with a great punter like hackett. you try and bury byu inside the 10 or try to pick up -- looks like they'll try to go for it on a fourth and short. >> jesse: the last time during this scenario they didn't block bronson kaufusi and made a big stop. no matter what get a hat on number 90 and byu has lined up, it looks like, in the interior of the defensive line anticipating run. >> brent: now they're letting it run down. >> jesse: this is a huge fourth down here. >> brent: absolutely. >> jesse: if you convert it. >> brent: he's going to stop it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot of clock if you're able to convert. definitely worth burning a time-out. >> brent: now brings the offense over to th

they're down two touchdowns. important utah -- i know they like to go up tempo themselves but they've got to slow it way down right now to suffocate bronco mendenhall and this byu team. >> brent: third down and 12. wilson steps away from the pressure has got a man wide open but he is short of the first down so now you've got a fourth down and inches situation with a great punter like hackett. you try and bury byu inside the 10 or try to pick up -- looks like they'll try to go for it on a fourth and short. >> jesse: the last time during this scenario they didn't block bronson kaufusi and made a big stop. no matter what get a hat on number 90 and byu has lined up, it looks like, in the interior of the defensive line anticipating run. >> brent: now they're letting it run down. >> jesse: this is a huge fourth down here. >> brent: absolutely. >> jesse: if you convert it. >> brent: he's going to stop it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot of clock if you're able to convert. definitely worth burning a time-out. >> brent:

they're down two touchdowns. important utah -- i know they like to go up tempo themselves but they've got to slow it way down right now to suffocate bronco mendenhall and this byu team. >> brent: third down and 12. wilson steps away from the pressure has got a man wide open but he is short of the first down so now you've got a fourth down and inches situation with a great punter like hackett. you try and bury byu inside the 10 or try to pick up -- looks like they'll try to go for it on a fourth and short. >> jesse: the last time during this scenario they didn't block stop. no matter what get a hat on number 90 and byu has lined up, it looks like, in the interior of the defensive line anticipating run. >> brent: now they're letting it run down. >> jesse: this is a huge fourth down here. >> brent: absolutely. >> jesse: if you convert it. >> brent: he's going to stop it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot convert. time-out. >> brent: now brings the offense over to the sideline here on fourth down and short. up two tou

two assault rifles. two handguns. the atf said a few hours ago that at least two of those guns were purchased legally. officials at this point not ruling out terrorism. the investigation continues. we expect to have another update, mika, at 12:00 eastern, 9:00 local time. >> craig melvin, thank you very much. and we are learning more this morning about the two assailants accused of opening fire during that holiday party. the attackers identified as 28-year-old syed rizwan farook, and 27-year-old tashfeen malik, were a married couple, with a 6-month-old daughter, relatives say. farook, a u.s. citizen, had been employed as a county health inspector for five years. and was at a holiday gathering yesterday morning when he stormed out amid a dispute. what that dispute about remains to be seen. authorities say according to police he and his wife then returned with assault rifles, and opened fire on the celebration. a man who identified himself as farook's brother-in-law told reporters he had no idea what may have motivated

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at first i s s the two bodies, okay, two boboes, saying "it's not bad, but it's two bodies, may not be that bad." by the 12th body i stopped counting. >> reporter: you saw 12 bodies? >> at least. >> reporter: when you hear this is now the worst mass shooting since sandy hook, what do you think? >> it's intense. you don't realize what it is until you get out t the situation. >> reporter: what lessons will you take from this? >> so many. don't take anything for granted. i mean, i have a 2 1/2-year-old daughter. sorry. i thought about her. >> reporter: you thought about your daughter? >> yeah. >> reporter: hilliard and other survivors were taken to a church after they were removed from the building, where they were able to reunite with collgues and and, scott, hilliard says he can't wait to spend more time with his daughter. >> norah o'donnell, thanks. there's other important news tonight, including an historic next. >>> in minneapolis this morning, police and firefighters tore down a protest encampment outside a police station. the protesters had been there almost three weeks. later in t

welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. new this morning, a murder trial that was scheduled to begin in the corridor this morning will now happen next yearar year..31-year-old kendu petties was arrested in september after he was found in mesa, arizona.he's accused of killing 22-year-old quintrell perkins and 20- year-old sierrah simmons back in april 20-14. 20-14.both were found dead at a home along 4th avenue southeast.petties has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree murder.he has waived his right to a speedy trial -- so a pre-trial conference will be held in march -- and a jury trial is a verdict could come down as on as today in baltimore, baltimore,in the first freddie gray manslaughter ial. closing arguments are expected to start this morning. morning.then the jury is expected to make a ruling by wednesday or thursday.you remember, freddie gray died after suffering a neck injury back in april in police custody.prosecutors s sasa william porter, and 5 other officers ignored gray's cries for medical help.port

but this happened about two miles away. i can confirm what pete williams is reporting, what we are hearing here on the ground from officials. police were engaged with one suspect and one suspect may have been hit and may have been injured in the police are now trying to move in, trying to locate or pin down as the search continues for two more suspects in this area. lester, this area is of los angeles. community. so police have much of the area on lockdown. we're told schools, courthouses, many public buildings have been told to lockdown and shelter in place. so certainly a very active scene here as police push in on one suspect. that search for two more certainly continues. >> as you are speaking, miguel, we are watching this vehicle that keep as approaching the suspect car and then backing off. they appear to either be getting an angle on it or perhaps moving back and forward getting as good of a view as they can inside of the car to understand if there is any more threat from the people inside before they expose themselv

it's believed they are two of the suspects. they were wearing assault-style clothing, again, both armed with guns. assault rifles and handguns, he said. and the fbi, the second in command there in the west saying, moments ago, that they have to at least acknowledge the possibility -- possibility -- of terrorism. we'll be right back with much more on this after the break. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, prevnar 13® may help provide additional protection. prevnar 13® is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of

at first i saw the two bodies, okay, two body, not saying it's not bad, but it's two bodies, may notbe that bad. by the 12th body i stopped counting. >> reporter: you saw 12 bodies? >> at least. >> reporter: when you hear this is now the worst mass shooting since sandy hook, what do you think? >> it's intense. you don't realize what it is until you get out of the situation. >> reporter: what lessons will you take from this? >> so many. don't take anything for grant. i mean, i have a two and a half-year-old daughter. sorry. i thought about her. >> reporter: you thought about your daughter. >> yeah. >> reporter: hilliard and other survivors were taken to a church after they were removed from the building where they were able to reunite with colleagues and loved ones. and, scott, hilliard says he can't wait to spend more time with his daughter. >> pelley: norah o'donnell, thanks. there's other important news tonight, including an historic change for the u.s. military. next. y on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens, we call that "carpe med diem." that's almost latin for "sei

hockey, we were at practice today, they have a jamie: celtics and bruins both play two games in two days after christmas, celtics won both of their, bruins lost both of their games. up next b's host ottawa lakers on wednesday night. in a conference call with the media today bill belichick stood by his teams decision to kick the football to start the overtime after the patriots won the coin toss. the captain seemed confused as to which way the patriots would kick the football, but coach belichick said that didn't matter because there was little or no wind on the field. college football today, the military bowl, look how cool those navy helmets are, played in annapolis, maryland. navy and pittsburgh second quarter, a touchdown catch by tyler, also had two rushing touchdowns in the first half. then it's a navy interception. clements with an interception in the end zone after the pitt wide receiver fell down on the play. and how about the third quarter touchdown run, 26 yards by d. brown. this was not a sprays, navy is very good. navy wins 44-28. break time over for the u.n.h. hockey team, t

you are about two miles away at that conference center. does it remain on lockdown tonightr are they allowing people to move more freely? >> reporter: the cononrence center ititlf, david, is not on lockdown. and we saw hundreds of personnel and employeeseing walked this way and then loaded opt bus eded onto buses. we do know that the employees of office buildings are still on lockdown, being told to shelter in place, that there is an active shooter situation still ongoing. and, of course, government buildings across this city remain on lockdown, armed guards outside. now, they do believe that perhaps these two suspects who are stopped, one killed, maybe the other, as well, perhaps they were part of thisut they don't know for susu. and until they do, they're not going to lower the alert in this officers and everybody here still very, very jittery, david. >> staying on heightened alert, even thougug they might have three suspects accounted for at this hour, as i've been mentioning here, one person being questioned away from this location. an

two parallel investigations. investigating these men and the possible link to the terror organization and the investigation into the isis plotters targeting here in geneva, toronto or chicago. all of that ongoing. christine. >> nic robertson, thank you. >> another confrontation with turkey and russia. a russian war ship firing starts at a turkish shipping boat. it came within 1600 feet of the war ship and failed to heed calls to change course. the russian war ship is in the area with the intervention in syria. >>> an election in saudi arabia. for the first time, women have been allowed to vote in an election and to run for office as well. saudi arabia officials report 17 female candidates won the races for small villages and big cities. most had to run their campaigns online because men and women are not allowed to interact in public. >>> a big shakeup in the polls causing a feud of republicans running for president one day ahead of the cnn debate. we are breaking it all down next. ked a lot and quit a lot, but e

but 30-14, two scores, two, two-point conversions. jim: same pass to cobb. cobb out of bounds at the 41. phil: wow. probably one of the first passes they install every year is this play. randall cobb in the slot. nice fake at the lining and breaks out. jim: goes for 16. cobb's first catch of the night. phil: mike mccarthy, you better get out of the way. jim: another throw over to cobb. and he's out of bounds after a short gain. that's diggs on the hit. let's go down to tracy. tracy: jim, you mentioned eddie lacy just five carries, four yards. we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense a

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two of them dead, won a woman.n, the big question now, was this an act are terrorism? the chaos at 2:00 p.m. our time with word three people wearing masks opened fire inside of a building that houses programs for the developmentally disabled. it turns out that the gunmen invaded a holiday party for county officialings and in a rented hall. first responders found hundreds of panicked people in the building. with gunfire ringing in their ears they were herded out. they didn't know who was a victim and who was a gunman. 14 killed, 17 injured and three gunmen escaped. loved ones of survivors were relieved but terribly shaken as they awaited word. and this father shares a text from his daughter inside. >> shooting at my work, people shot. in the office waiting for cops. pray for us. i am locked in an office -- >> san bernardino police, the f.b.i., the a.t.f., the county sheriffs and local police from miles around were focused on one mission, find the gunman. apparently they did. they tracked down the dark-colored s.u.v.

they're down two touchdowns. important utah -- i know they like to go up tempo themselves but they've got to slow it way down right now to suffocate bronco mendenhall and this byu team. >> brent: third down and 12. wilson steps away from the pressure has got a man wide open but he is short of the first down so now you've got a fourth down and inches situation with a great punter like hackett. you try and bury byu inside the 10 or try to pick up -- looks like they'll try to go for it on a fourth and short. >> jesse: the last time during this scenario they didn't block bronson kaufusi and made a big stop. no matter what get a hat on number 90 and byu has lined up, it looks like, in the interior >> brent: now they're letting it run down. >> jesse: this is a huge fourth down here. >> brent: absolutely. >> jesse: if you convert it. >> brent: he's going to stop it. >> jesse: you could eat up a lot of clock if you're able to convert. definitely worth burning a time-out. >> brent: now brings the offense over to the sidel

the past two years the weekend. school officials say they will try to make today as normal as possible for their students. >> sarah: people are cleaning up in northeastern texas after a tornado hits the area. officials say about 50 homes were damaged or destroyed. people who live there say the storm was a prize because the national weather service never issued a tornado warning. safety concerns are causing amazon to stop selling one of this year's hottest holiday toys. the online retailer has removed some hoverboard from its web site until a safety reward is complete. the move comes after several fires have been linked to the self-balancing scooters. >> christa: a neighborhood leicester. the decorations are a hajj hit in t neighborhood, but because of traffic, a police detail has to monitor the home. the couple was willing the pay for it on their own, but their neighbors and even people they cake care of the cost. >> it's the christmas spirit, you know? this touches a lot of people and in return they gave back to us

two children - a toddler and an infant - were removed from the home unharmed where the two people were found dead. at least one person was seen being questioned by police and another was seen leaving in a cruiser. the a-r-l was also called in, removing at least one small dog. krissy wetrich lives diagonally from the scene and says a couple in their mid to late 50's lived in the home. "they mostly kept to themselves, i know they did have quite a few parties, there always people coming in and out of the house, constantly fighting, there was always yelling." she says sometimes the arguments would escalate where they would end up outside -- but it never turned physical from what she saw. "stepped up to her a couple times, like he was going to, i don't know if it was because he was outside he decided not to, but it seemed like he could be a violent person." what's most mysterious to wetrich is the fact children were found inside. she's never seen toddlers near the house. "it never seemed like there, just a lot of drinking buddies." jack: police haven't yet said what the relationship of the

that lucky 50 millionth traveler will win two round trim tick -- two round trip tickets to any placethe united states. >> oh. >>> 6:28 is the time. the valley fire long out. the possibility of future environmental hazards still exists. how the debris could actually damage water sources when the rain starts coming not to lake county. >> and a tragic story here in fairfield. a woman is behind bars and being charged with killing her own grandson. how she did it according to police when mornings on 2 continues. in. >>> bell come back to mornings on 2 on wednesday, december 30th. >> we have all been shivering. >> very cold. it's cold for us. other parts of the country. >> not for them. >> i'm dreading the bill when it comes in. >> it's probably going to be ugly. temperatures sub freezing once again across the the bay area. we are talking about some 20s and 30s. as you can see on live stormtracker some green in the north bay counties. i did see some rain reports out toward hoplin as well. and see some activities. and we are watching the scattered somehowers push in and there is a chance wo

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

(ad-lib)jacob wilson earned ccm defensemen of the week honors for his play with two goals and two assists. he and ryan zuhlsdorf your captain and the other defensemen have played so well as two of your two returners. what have they meant to the growth of this team?(ad-lib) coach has brought in a visual aid today. this is your coaches board to determine who is here to play this weekend and who is out. can you explain this to everyone? (ad-lib)coach you have the tri city storm this weekend before heading to fargo. what needs to happen to extend this winning streak?(ad-lib)he's muskies head coach jay varady. see the muskies friday night at the tyson event center as they host the tri city storm. catch highlights right here on game night at ten. best of luck against the storm and kayla back to you.3 3 3 3 3 stronger winds will continue through this evening with gusts near 30mph. temperatures will drop into the lower 20s with mostly cloudy skies. thursday temperatures will stay in the upper 20s with mostly cloudy skies and windy conditions. friday will be the ththth

upon arrival, officers found two deceased adults inside the home. officials said that two children have been removed from the home for their safety. neither had apparent injuries, according to police. des moines police detectives are investigating the incident as suspicious. they will not comment on the cause or manner of death at this time. 10:29-10:35 there were two children in the home but they are going to be fine. they are being taken up to the hospital to be check out but the obvious injuries on them. des moines police are also investigating a weekend shooting downtown that took one life and sent another to the hospital... it's raised concerns on how safety downtown should be handled... justin surrency has more on this deadly shooting... police have yet to make an arrest in the city's 17th homicide this year but they say nearly a dozen witnesses are helping them crack the case...while this type of violence is rare on court avenue...city leaders say it will be addressed but they'll need help from everyone involved on the downtown safety effort.

harry bowman and juan espinosa, both fathers of two. bet beddal, mother of three, fled iran at 18 to escape extremism. >> she came here to have a better life and better education and everything else. and unfortunately it was taken away from her at an early age. >> two women in their 20s, just starting their careers. yvette velasco, an environmental specialist, sierra claiborne, a health inspector. tim nguyen, engaged to be married. her family said she brought happiness to everyone. shannon johnson, described as a fun-loving soul and a protector. and a devoight messianic jew. and another person trained at the building's coffee shop. >> i believe that the world is going to be a much darker place with >> the youngest victim was 26-year-old aurora godoy. the oldest, who celebrated his 60th birthday this year. >> he should have came home and sat down on the couch. that is what he does every day. he comes home from work. >> 14 families forever altered, left to share the legacies of the victims. an enormous loss not only to the community but t

they are the top two on the left there. stores in eight counties across south jersey and the jersey shore were hit from july of last year until this past august. >>> to our weather now, the wind kind of cooled things off today, but still a lot warmer than normal. >> it really is and that's going to change, though, as temperatures are dropping. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with more on that change in the air. glenn? >> yeah, a bit of a change today and tonight, more significant later in the week, and into the weekend when we're actually going to feel like winter out here. but we certainly haven't the last four days. four days in a row of record high temperatures in philadelphia. the current one occurred just after midnight, 69 degrees beat the old record by three degrees. 55 degrees at philadelphia now, 49 in pottstown and reading. 50s across much of the rest of the area, which, of course, is way above average. we still have some wind gusts, 20 to 25 miles an hour, not nearly as windy as it was just a couple of hours a

chargers by 1.4) two minutes to go now corrick leading the break ... get off me! kaylee blake scores. she's from manning! chargers wouldn't look back.they win it 70-65. 3 mens side now the chargers on their own 8 game win streak hosting jamestown.1) bryan forbes gets the e rty started with the dede three. chargers had plenty of offense tonight. 2) later in the first quarter in transition it's forbes again with the nice move beneath the basket. 3) and then good ball movement from the chargers. erich erdman for three it's good! chargers up 13-10.4) then sioux city native shane graves representing the crusaders from virtually the same spot! in this one they win 92-65. 3 boys basketball the state champs 1) winneabago is leading 12 to 6 at the start of the game. eagle's matt becker gets the ball down the court, he makes the layup and makes it a 3 point play.2) indian's next possesion aspen lapointe, hits the jump shot for 2 points. 3) later, d- von lapointe, crosses the defender and he makes the 2.4) minutes later, d-von lapointe misses the shot, but the 6-7 david wing

maybe a shower or two in the morning. i think steadier rain tends to develop in the afternoon and evening hours. temperatures well into the sick. mostly cloudy, mild out there. that patchy fog developing, 54 for a low it. patchy morning fog, mainly cloudy, still very warm. 66 would break that record set back in 1923. it's mainly cloudy, mild, maybe some spotty drizzle late. down to 5 4. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. on mandate's warm out there. it starts getting wet, maybe a shower in the morning, then steadier rain in the afternoon. that record monday was 67. that was set back in 188 1. we get within four degrees of that potentially. then clearing out quickly on tuesday and wednesday. still mild, maybe some rain coming back into the picture on thursday, 57. and then cooler, but cooler is still above average for friday upper 40s on friday, mid-40s on saturday. saturday will have the most winter-like feel that we've sod far this season. mostly cloudy out there, mid- 40s, 30s at night, but that's nothing for

a flurry or two is possible near the minnesota border. temperatures drop into the teens friday night with 30s ahead on saturday. clouds increase on sunday, bringing the chance of a few light showers mainly sunday night. mild temperatures are likely next week; almost every afternoon should have highs in the 40s. periods of rain are possible, as well.tonight: mostly clear low: 18-2424inds: w 10-15 alo: 19 dbq: 19 iow: 21 ahead of the busy holiday travel season-- and after the attacks in paris and san bernardino-- americans are understandab ly anxious. some of the nation's top theme parks are increasing their security. disney installed metal detectors and prohibited anyone older than 14 from wearing costumes into the parks. and as a-b-c's bazi kanani reports, president obama says the country must be vigilant during the holidays. after an update from his at the nation's counterterro rism center in mcclean, virginia, president obama said there is still no credible and specific threat to the homeland... but acknowledgdg d there remains a differ

these two dare devils are going in the water. this video had well over a million hits in a few short days. these guys are not only out there playing in their swim trunks but they jump right in. they were able to swim back and get themselves out of there. the person who posted the video says they don't approve of this at all, but wanted to post this because people who rescue people from the water are already taxed, why risk their lives for something dumb like this? >>> this landslide in india closed a highway. then the landslide gets real, >> oh, my gosh. >> after the guy runs out of the way, he turns the camera back over. and you can see the damage that landslide has wrought. >> and they say that this is not rare, it is frequently blocked by landslides. and they are currently working to repair that so people can connect between the two countries. again. >> ever. >>> hi, world, let's exchange some sticks, is what this girl in taiwan is asking the world. her name is kim chin. she says in this video, she wants to see where you live

shooters, and we have two dead suspects. he brother-in-law of one of them speaking out. sot - farhan khan / suspect's brother-in- law "why would he do something like this? i have absolutely no idea. i am in shock myself." aw enforcement tracked down the suspects just two miles from the initial attack? at the inland regional center. nats - "?ambulance sirens?" nats - "multiple shots that were fired, we're getting a suspect last seen wearing a black ski mask, all black clothing, carrying a shotgun." ot - juan hernandez / witness "kinda sounded like a shooting range?" those working there including the wounded, phoned their families. sot - kathy hotetz / denise peraza's sister "she was shot and she was scared and she said, i just want to tell you that i love you." t - sister "she called us from inside the hospital.. but she is doing better. she's okay. she is alive." investigators say the shooters targeted a workshop and training event inside the center. auren lyster close: the group holding that meeting - was the san bernardino

meanwhile, police are looking for two two two gunmen. two men shot in the 400 block of washington avenue just before 10:00 p.m. last night. one man was shot twice in the back. the other man was shot once in the chest. both were taken to jefferson hospital. one is in critical condition, while the artsman in stable condition. >> fifty-six year old brian bow adder said he shot and killed rich ailed hold because he thought hold was trying to break into his pick-up truck. it happened last august, 4500 block of torresdale avenue. boar claims he shot the man in self-defense. >> hard to believe but the eagles playoff hopes still alive after beating the buffalo bills yesterday. that win spoiled mccoy's homecoming, so sorry, to philadelphia. mccoy did not shake chip kelly's hand like he promised but did share a hug with eagles owner jeff lurie before the game. had a chance to pull off the win. but ed reynolds pick off a pass less than two minutes left to steel the 23 to 20 eagles victory. >> tabloid journalism, just trying to stress things up. it

i bought it two years ago. it didn't really with my best efforts with ed, and also the dr requester. i'm fortunate to have the support of my two other adjacent neighbors and appreciate your time. >> thank you. the dr requester is a two-minute rebuttal. okay project sponsor, if you want your the two-minute rebuttal. okay. public hearing is close. commissioners. commissioner moore >> i think there's nothing extraordinary. the only thing is on monday i called planner todd kennedy to tell him he omitted a series out of the drawing set which is basically the plans would you need to have in order to understand what's implied here. but we have the elevations and sections of the plan could missing. i asked him to talk to you. i asked him to also have commission secretary iona and fort lewis but apparently that fell under the table. i'd like to make a point that complete drawing sets are important to do apples to apples which we need to do are required. >> thank you commission. that was noted and discussed. we did have

heading into the debate, two new debate, two new weekend show donald trump. however, trump the center podium for the debate. the democratic candidates will hold their final debate of the year saturday in new hampshire. sabrina: and finally in the top five... sabrina: today, governor terry branstad becomes the longest serving governor in american history. his seven thousand 642nd day of service to the state of iowa surpasses that of george clinton of new york who served as governor for 21 years between 17-77 and 18-04. as part of the celebration, governor branstad will host an open house at his office in the state capitol beginning at ten this morning. sabrina: in other news...fort dodge police are on the lookout for a man they say fired shots inside of a bar sunday morning. fight broke out inside of dodger tap bar witnesses say thats when 23 year old jordan foy pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots. no one was struck by a bullet... but several charges will be filed against foy for the incident, as soon as he is found. "at this time we dont have any inform

elias: two men were elias: and altoona police ask for help in finding these two men... the pair are suspects in a purse theft case... the purse was stolen from a vehicle parked at the altoona walgreens. the two men you see here were seen driving away. they took off in the black jeep shown here and are wanted for questioning. call altoona police if you have any information. sabrina: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: snow and ice were a huge problem in west and northwest iowa sam: weather adlib: snow and ice were a huge problem in west and northwest iowa yesterday, but luckily have to worry about either of them. we are going to see mostly cloudy skies with a few snow showers mainly scattered across northern iowa. the metro should stay warm enough that if any moisture drifts over us we would see just a few isolated rain showers. both rain and snow accumulations today will be very light and scattered, so travel impacts should be very low other than already slick roads from yesterday. highs today are going to climb into the up

on september 6th, two rival groups met near redmond park. court documents show humbles fired his gun and hit aaron richardson in the abdomen. richards then ran to a house in the 300 block of 16th street soututast. from there, first responders took him to a cedar rapids hospital where he died after surgery. cedar rapids police say violent crime has gone down over the past yeye. chief wayne jermanan gave that report during a public night. he says the number of violent crimes has dropped 9 and a half percent since november 2014. however, jerman says burglaries have increased in certain neighborhoods. "significantly last month we saw burglaries were almost two times the average normal number of events reported so that was very concerning we've identified a number of groups and individidls who were rereonsible we've made some arrests for those cases " erman says people should always lock their doors and windows when leaving their homes. he says the numbers of violent crimes are down because of vigilant officers, and citizens notifying police. som

the department says it has two mobile speed units... which means there is still one in use around the city. a family is safe ... but no longer has a place to live after a house fire this morning in grinnell. one of the homeowners got himself, his son, as well as one dog out safely. two dogs did not make it out contained to the basement... the red cross is helping the family recover from the fire. john deere is laying off more cities facility. all the workers will be laid off at the seeding and cylinder facility in moline. the announcement comes after last sales. the layoffs take effect on february of cuts in the area. in august, deere announced layoffs for about 150 workers at locations in east moline and davenport. iowans in the northern and western parts of the state have been dealing with a winter mess today.. and it isn't over yet.. chief meteorologist ed wilson joins us now with the latest... still in effect tonight. roads in northern iowa partially all the snow that feel in that part of the state tonight. rain and snow is winding

heather: one of two men accused heather: one of two men accused of breaking into a quincy home, and tieing a woman up, remains behind bars tonight. the other still on the loose. kevin murphy of revere is accused of stealing $40,000 from the victim. prosecutors say murphy seemed to in the home. >> that is boot he wanted. saying where is the machine my the put the handgun against the temple of the forehead and demanded to know where the money was. >> police say the victim was able to get a momentarily look at murphy, who was not wearing a mask, and later identified him as one the attackers. ed: two plainville teens face a dangerousness hearing tomorrow, accused of terrorizing another girl. police say this replica nine-millimeter handgun was held to the victim's head while she was being handcuffed to a chair. it happened during a party at 15 washington street. investigators say the victim was targeted because she was dating an ex-boyfriend of one suspect. a third girl helped get the victim free. ed: next on wcvb newscenter 5: heather: the shopping mall fire sparked by a popular holiday gift.

there's just two weeks left... until people from all over the world come to las vegas, to celebrate america's party for new years eve! " be. i think america's party is las vegas. the fact that we have millions of people on the strip with a firework show. over the top billion dollar casino productions. to me, las vegas is the place to be on new year's eve." " people can watch the eight-and-a- half minute firework show a little easier with a new app designed for it. those fireworks will be launched from seven strip casinos. celebrities like britney spears, celine dion, bruno mars, and maroon 5 will perform. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton ((weather)) there won't be quite the bite in the air thursday night and temperatures are warming for friday and saturday. but saturday afternoon another cold front sweeps in bringing breezy conditions and a cooling effect. by early next week temperatures will start to warm forecast will see a high of 60, but by christmas day the temperature drops to 51. there won't be quite

two of them, the main two are pretty connected. the third building is mainly just the auditorium, the conference center where we have events, meetings. happened in a conference area where the san bernardino county department of public health was having a banquet, according to the facility's president and ceo. 14 killed. 17 wounded. police not confirming who the victims are. >> it's my understanding that most of the people that were wounded, most of the victims were all centrally located in one area of the facility. >> we did receive five adult patients which stemmed from the original incident in san bernardino. and all five do remain in the hospital. >> reporter: meanwhile, inside the other buildings, hundreds of frightened people huddled inside. marcos aguilar found out his wife was one of them through a text. that there was a shooter outside shooting, that she's locked in in her office. she said i love you and i came over here. >> reporter: she made it out of the building along with others. evacuated, guided by armed police offic