home, but it is clear the two of them had gone down the dark path of radicalization embracing a perverted form of islam that calls for war against america and the west. >> the president then moved to gun control. he said while it may be hard to stop all mass shootings something needs to be done. encies no matter >> i know there are some who reject any gun safety measures, but the fact is that our intelligence and law enforcement agencies no matter how effective they are cannot identify every would be mass shooter whether that individual is motivated by isil or some other hateful ideology. what we can do and must do is make it harder for them to kill. >> the president wants laws changed to prevent people on the no fly list from being able to buy guns. he also demanded tougher screening for those who enter the country without a visa and he reaffirmed the current strategy in fighting isis and pledged to keep america out of a groundwater. we will have much more analysis on the president's speech coming up on the cbs evening news at 5:30. meantime investigators are becoming more convinced the san bernardino shooters had planned multiple attacks given their stockpile of weapons. cbs reporter danielle nottingham reports people of all faiths came together in churches and mosques to mourn the victims. ) :29- ia sanchez/ parish >> reporter: a message of peace and tolerance resonated sunday as family and friends remembered the victims of the san bernardino shooting. >> it's tough to do this because i'm actually quite angry in my heart, but we have to remember that even the muslim people are our brothers and sisters. >> reporter: yvette velasco, one of the 14 killed, was a member of this tight knit church. parishioners are shocked her life was cut so short. >> it was like a stab in the heart. >> seat 72, the same one we're sitting in. railroad worshipers of all different faith -- >> reporter: worshipers of all different faiths also gathered at a los angeles mosques to show solidarity. >> that's who we are and it's a shape that we have to defend ourselves. >> reporter: while the community -- shame that we have to defend ourselves. >> reporter: while community in san bernardino tries to heal from its loss, officials are trying to figure out whether tashfeen malik radicalized her husband syed farook. the fbi seized several items during a raid saturday at this riverside home. the house belong tonsure kamar dez -- belongs to enrique martinez, a friend of farook's, who sold the assault rifles. he checked himself into a psychiatric hospital shortly after wednesday's shooting. danielle nottingham, cbs news, san bernardino, california. two bay area cities will hold candlelight vigils for the victims tomorrow. 10 of the 14 victims were members of the service employees international union. local union members will gather at the san andreas regional center in campbell at 5:00 and faith leaders will hold a brief vigil at 5:00 at the county government center in san jose. republican presidential candidate donald trump is standing by his public remarks about muslims in america. in an interview today with face the nation, trump says u.s. leaders have to address radical muslims even if that means keeping track of them. n to say that he's not call database... >> you have people that have to be tracked. if they're muslims, they're muslims, but you have people that have to be tracked and i use the word vigilance. we have to have it and if we don't, we're foolish people. >> trump went on to say that he's not calling for a muslim only database and says he's only advocating common sense policies. well, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton today defended her choice not to use the phrase radical islamic terrorism. >> i don't want to do that because no. 1, it doesn't do justice to the vast numbers of muslims in our own country and around the world who are peaceful people. no. 2, it helps to create this clash of civilizations that is actually a recruiting tool for isis and other radical jihadists who use this as a way of saying we're in a war against the west. >> clinton also told cnn that the virtual fight against isis is critical noting the need for facebook and twitter to help block the terror group's use of social media. students in virginia are being urged to take arms in the aftermath of the san bernardino massacre. the president of liberty university made the comments during a school convocation friday. in the speech jerry fallwell encouraged students to get a concealed weapons permit saying if more did, so then we could end those muslims. his words got cheers and applause, but to some was alarming. >> it's not good to paint 1.7 billion muslims all around the world with the same brush you're painting the extremists. >> when asked to clarify, he said he was only talking about muslims who attack. gun stores across the u.s. have reported a sharp store in sales. a store in iowa reports sales shooting up more than 30% the past three weeks and they've been especially busy since the san bernardino massacre. the new york times said more americans had background checks to buy guns on black friday than any other day on record. the justice department is expected to launch a civil rights probably into the chicago police department. in downtown chicago today-- calling for the resignationf it comes as protesters marched in downtown chicago today calling for the resignation of mayor rahm emanuel. they're alleging a coverup in the police shooting of unarmed black teenager laquan mcdonald last year. video was only just released showing white officer jason van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times. van dyke was charged with murder hours before the video's release. now the justice department probe would be similar to investigations in baltimore and ferguson, missouri. if this encounter would have happened in another city it, may have ended differently. police confront a stabbing suspect and chip as witnesses record the scene wednesday in -- kill him as witnesses record the scene wednesday. now the san francisco police chief is planning a push to acquire more less than lethal options. 8:14:03 - its very taser woul [ gunshots ] twice to arming the police will ask ag >> oh, my god! oh, my god! want. >> video is intense and so is the -- >> the video is intense and so is the criticism aimed at san francisco pd. chief greg suhr spoke on kpix5 sunday morning. >> it's very clear here a taser would have made a difference. >> after the city has said no twice to arming police with tasers suhr said he will ask again. >> it's crazy to have nothing between the beanbag and the bullet. >> you can hear how many bullets were fired at 26-year- old stabbing suspect mario woods in the bayview last week. the officers used all available options, beanbags and pepper spray. there were three crisis intervention officers on scene, but suhr said woods was too close when he came at an officer with his knife. it's called a 21-foot rule. >> when somebody with a knife is already in motion, an officer doesn't already have their gun drawn the studies have shown you can't get your gun drawn. >> reporter: so suhr said the first officer had no choice and the others came to his defense. >> there is something called sympathetic fire where one person fires, other people fire. we will look at that as well. >> in addition to tasers, chief suhr is also looking into the possibility of officers using shields in the future as well, another tool in a potentially deadly encounter. in the newsroom anne makovec, kpix5. we'll radically switch topics now to take a live look outside, a gloomy wet sunday around the bay area, mostly cloudy skies over the bay bring. it's been on and off showers for much of the day, enough to make the roads slick along the embarcardero. umbrellas were out, but windshield wipers were at work but not working overtime. the cbs5 hi-def doppler shows it's all pretty much over in the bay area. about 1/4 inch around santa rosa and there's a much stronger system on the way, all the details coming up with the forecast in a few minutes. a nasty pileup crash on highway 101 this morning. here's a picture of the aftermath. six cars were involved at the san bruno off ramp near interstate 280 at 11:00. following the crash the northbound san bruno off ramp was closed causing major delays. luckily no one was hurt. coming up the chp helicopter narrowly escapes a midair crash. tonight a bay area man could be in big trouble with the pedestrians for that close call. >> from -- feds for that close call. >> accused of crossing the line when excited football fans rush the field. ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. their helicopter was lookinr a stolen car in martinez alg highway four. the crew suddenly noticed a red outside the a dangerously close call for the chp in the east bay last night. their helicopter was looking for a stolen car along the highway and a crew suddenly noticed a red light outside. they figured it was coming from a drone almost directly in front of them. the chp has this warning for people who fly drones. you could kill somebody if you're not careful. >> by flying it over the freeway the altitude that our helicopter patrols puts us in a great deal of danger and actually puts the public in a great deal of danger should they incapacitate the pilot if they were to collide. >> martinez police did find the man with the drone, but he was not arrested or cited. it is possible he could face federal charges in the incident. two people are dead after a small jet crashed in san bernardino can. it happened at apple -- county. it happened at apple valley airport 90 miles east of los angeles. the plane went down shortly after departure at 2:00. it caught fire after the crash halting airport traffic. officials say the two people who died in the crash were the only ones on board. and disturbing video from a football celebration this weekend, this was taken moments after the game ended. crowd start to boo. fa that's the security guard punching a fan in the head. houston were run you hear the crowd start to boo. fans at university of houston were running onto the field. the team had just won the conference championship game. the school says it has ended its contract with the security company and police are now investigating. is now, fo there's some good news tonight. former president jimmy carter said that he is now for all intents and purposes cancer free. the nation's 39th president said today his most recent brain scan did not detect the disease. you'll remember carter was diagnosed in august with metastatic melanoma that began in the liver and spread to the brain. carter use an innovative treatment involving radiation therapy that's been known to help melanoma patients live months and even years longer. coming up santa trades his reindeer in for a harley to spread some holiday cheer on two wheels. ,, ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. from doing some good today. riders cruised into san francisco general hospital morning... they were there t the rainy weather didn't keep dozens of motorcyclists from doing some good today. riders cruised into san francisco general hospital this morning to bring christmas gifts for hospitalized children. it's all part of the annual dudley perkins toy run and even santa made an appearance. >> keep the spirit of christmas going, make everybody else believe that there's really a christmas with all the hate and discontent that's going on in the world today. so you got to give back to the community, help out whenever you can. e rain couldn't >> proceeds from the event support the bay area law enforcement assistance foundation. and the rain couldn't dim holiday spirits today in san francisco. a huge crowd watched as the menorah in union square was lit just a short time ago to celebrate the first night of the jewish holiday hanukkah. it is dedicated in the name of the legendary music promoter bill graham. graham escaped the holocaust as a child and moved to san francisco's haight-ashbury in 1960. cloudy skies around the bay area now, already fog forming up in santa rosa, could be a foggy night as high pressure builds in leading to clearing skies and the rain is pretty much done. a little drizzle out there. that's it as we overlook the runway at san jose international. concord 59 degrees, oakland 59, livermore 62 and san francisco the cool spot with santa rosa 59 degrees. san jose has 66. hi-def doppler as we showed you a minute ago, not much there. up in the pacific northwest they're awash in rain and they're going to get doused this weekend. for us it's dried up for now but more on the way later in the week. a very moist flow in the pacific northwest and forecast for them rain after rain after rain this week. we've got rain thursday. plenty of cloud tonight will give way to increasing sunshine tomorrow and on tuesday begin to cloud it up by wednesday. so for tomorrow a high pressure rebound, things dry up. high pressure can only put a cap on the moisture -- can often put a cap on the moisture we generated with the showers. dense fog tonight and tomorrow morning it would not be a surprise heading out 5 or 99 there will be fog out there as well. by thursday low pressure begins to push that stream south. so we'll get 3/4-inch to 1 1/2 inches of rain by friday. the bulk of the rain comes in on thursday, first in the north bay. everybody gets it on thursday, lingering showers on friday and the sum total no more than 1 1/2 inch. at the same time that low pressure that has been sitting and spinning offshore will produce exceptionally high surf through tuesday, sneaker waves likely along the shoreline, really a pretty significant high surf warning posted all along the bay area coast line. so fewer out by the shore, have a care. it's going to be bad the next 48 hours. futurecast shows things clearing up nicely. we'll freeze this at about sunrise tomorrow, wake up to a mostly overcast day of, but the south bae will come out -- day, but the south bay will come out with plenty of sunshine later and midday sketchy high clouds. looking toward the bay bridge, clears and warms a bit, a little light rain for the north bay by wednesday and then rain and wind for everybody on thursday. a few lingering showers on friday and that's what's reflected in the extended forecast. tomorrow we'll see numbers mostly in the mid-60s. tuesday is nice. wednesday light rain north bay. thursday rain for everybody. friday a lingering shower or two. by next weekend we're back in the mid-50s, chilly but dry by saturday and sunday, but expect a robust storm coming in for everybody by thursday. dennis? must win, baby, was the equation for the raiders today at a soggy oakland coliseum and did blaine gabbert make his case to be the quarterback in san francisco? kickoff next. ,,,,,,,, the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. playoff game..simply put, ty felt they needed to win thet the raiders were looking at today's game against kansas city as a playoff game. they felt they needed to win the rest of their games to secure a playoff spot. chiefs were riding a five-game win streak 19 seconds ago in the half, derek carr looks to the end zone, puts a perfect ball on michael crabtree. raiders take a 14-7 lead at the break. 3rd quarter now 14-14. carr to lee smith, his first touchdown of the season. the extra point is missed, but raiders lead 20-14. after a carr fumble smith rose the quick pass to maclin who goes in for a touchdown. kansas city misses the point after. the game tied 20-20 following a carr interception. jeremy maclin scores on his second touchdown of the game. they missed another extra point. so it's 26-20 kansas city. same score later in the quarter. carr's pass tipped by amari cooper intercepted by the former raider tyvon branch who gets up and returns it 38 yards for a touchdown, carr's third pick of the 2nd half and that killed it. kansas city goes for two to make it a two touchdown game and they won their sixth straight 34-20. >> even during wins, great wins and even hard losses i'm going to be learning until i'm done playing and if that ever changes, i need to stop playing because i think too much of myself. so i will always be learning throughout this process. >> there's not any one play that's going to kind of make us pee down our legs. kansas city beat us. they didn't make mistakes and we did. the 49ers facing the bears and offensive coordinator adam gates who was up for that head coaching job just last season. bears up 6 -0. jay cutler would like that 1 back. jamie ward read it, pick six. 13-13. carey meets navarro forman at the goal line and wins that battle. under two minute to go for blaine gabbert, turned out to be 20, 44-yard touchdown and the game tied 20-20 after the p.a.t. chicago returned the ensuing kickoff 74 yards setting up robbie gould to win the game? no. from 36 yards out not blocked, just a bad kick. question go to overtime. now two possessions in o.t., torrey smith, 71 yards and in for the touchdown. the 49ers win, road win, first of the year. gabbert throws for 196 yards, 2- 2 as the starting quarterback. >> i'm not going to lie to you. this is the kind of year we're having right now. like please can we have a miracle. i'm standing next to bruce casually talking on one knee he's going to miss it. you want to bet me? i'm not going to bet you. he isn't going to miss. this he shanked it and i just looked at him like thank you. >> a first road win for a team that never loses on the road. the warriors nearly ended the nets undefeated season. today could the nets use their home court advantage to end golden state's win streak? vallejo native and yankees pitcher c.c. sabathia checking out the home team. andreing a dale had with a nice -- andre iguodala with a nice pass. the former warrior jarrett jack knocked down the jump shot. brooklyn takes the lead. oh oh, golden state trailed by five. then right before the end of the quarter curry finishes off a 16 point 3rd quarter with a three making it a seven-point warrior lead. they finish on a 17-5 run, 114- 98 the final. they're 22-0 and have won 26 in a row dating back to last season. college football pac-12 champion stanford is headed to their third rose bowl in the last four years. the cardinal will face no. 5 iowa in the granddaddy of them all. always for the other local schools, 5-7 san jose state will play georgia state in the cure bowl in orlando and cal making their first bowl appearance since 2011 will face air force in the armed forces bowl. here are the other four teams in the college football playoff. clemson will play oklahoma in the orange bowl and alabama will play michigan state in the cotton bowl with the winners meeting in the national championship on january 11th and coach shaw for stanford believes that that field should be expanded to include more teams. jeremy newberry, our analyst, disagrees with that and he'll tell you why tonight on gameday. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here in half an hour. >> cbs evening news is next and news updates always on www.cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> glor: the president addresses the nation on terrorism, guns and the investigation in san ber dino. >> this was an act of terrorists, designed to kill innocent people. >> glor: cbs news spoke with a former coworker who watched as one of the killers became radicalized. >> stunning on-field violence from security guards following a college football game. mark zuckerberg's $45 billion move and the backlash. plus the symphony saved by video games? >> if you really want to hear great symphony organize strases your center may not be bach, beethoven and brahms, it may be video games. >> this is the cbs evening news. ff glor: good evening, i'm