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5 things to know: the latest on two of the suspects in mass shooting

Police hunting for the attackers riddled a black SUV with gunfire several miles away from the scene of the mass shooting Wednesday. Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times

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Police hunting for the attackers riddled a black SUV with gunfire several miles away from the scene of the mass shooting Wednesday. Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times
By Staff reports
Dec 3, 2015

Five things to know Thursday, Dec. 3:

1. Two of the suspects in the San Bernardino mass shooting have been identified. [here's what we know so far | the latest on the shooting | photos from San Barnardino | woman killed, 3 men hurt in Savannah shooting Wednesday]

2. MARTA might have an expansion ally in the state House. [Greg Bluestein has the details in his Political Insider blog]

3. Do you have an opinion on the proposal to add bike lanes to Peachtree Road? Thousands of people do. [Andria Simmons has GDOT response in her commuting blog]

4. Do you live in Vinings? Do you like Christmas trees? The today is your day. [Vinings tree lighting, plus three more things to do today]

5. It actually feels like autumn outside. Will it last? [get your full Atlanta area weather forecast here]

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