nbc's gadi schwartz is there. good morning, gadi. >> reporter: good morning. another difficult day head for san bernardino. two more funerals today as the community comes together to try to heal while less than 100 miles away in the cochella valley, a fire attack at a local mosque. that happened yesterday before afternoon prayers. the atf and fbi now down there as well. we understand that a person of interest has been detained for what is investigated as a possible hate crime. in phoenix, another mosque was the target of terrorism. the islamic community fearing more backlash after the san bernardino attacks. meanwhile, investigators are hope to recover a missing hard drive after terrorists syed may have tried to destroy here at the lake. you see the divers here yesterday. you see them pull two things out of the water. it was hard to make out what they were. the fbi not commenting on what they pulled out of the lake. that search here at the lake will continue in a couple of hours. back to you. >> gadi, thank you. >>> a landmark climate agreement reached in fran

gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. federal investigators are working overtime investigating the san bernardino attacks. now they are using resources to in one case, that person has already been detained. two weeks after the san bernardino attacks, what appears to be retaliation at a mosque, less than 100 miles away. someone fire bombing the house of worship in the cochella valley before the afternoon prayers. >> we are peaceful people. >> reporter: state investigators are looking into the fire bombing and urging anyone to come forward with information. while in san bernardino, divers back at it today searching for evidence. so far, we have seen two small objects recovered from the lake where the terrorist couple syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik of the shooting. >> this could be the place where you destroy evidence. maybe a hard drive. >> reporter: the fbi not saying what they recovered so far, if it is a hard drive, it could uncover others in the attack. >> that could yield important information. >> reporter: the

here's nbc's gadi schwartz. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: tense moments in los angeles. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: as deputies open fire on a man with a gun. this cell phone video is extremely graphic. we've paused it here. as the shooting continues, the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson calls and tries to crawl away, as deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many of the bullets struck robertson. >> reporter: friends and family of the father of three took to the streets in outrage. >> he was falling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: the los angeles county sheriff's department, quick to tell their side of the story. providing pictures and video they say shows robertson with a .45 caliber handgun. >> you see the suspect entering the frame, weapon in hand. he was behaving erratically, oddly and in a bizarre fashion. >> reporter: investigators say they received calls about shots being fired before they arrived. when they pulled up, deputies say robertson ignored their commands and was walk

we get more tonight from nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: tense moments in los angeles. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: deputies open fire on a man with a gun. this cell phone video is extremely graphic. we paused it here. as the shooting continues, the man ideas at 28-year-old nicholas robertson tries to crawl away, as deputies fire 33 shots. it's unclear how many of the bullets struck robertson. overnight -- >> put your guns down. >> reporter: protests over the shooting after the father of three's family took to the streets. >> he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: today, the los angeles county sheriff's department, quick to tell their side of the story. providing pictures and video they say shows robertson with a .45 caliber handgun. >> weapon in hand, he was behaving era erratical erratically, in a bizarre fashion. >> reporter: shotted were reportedly fired before deputies arrived. robertson was said to ignore the police's commands. >> there were children in a car at a gas pump within three feet of him at the time. >> reporter: activists are calling fo

nbc's gadi schwartz has that story. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: tense moments in los angeles. on a man with a gun. this cell phone video is extremely graphic. we've paused it here. but as the shooting continues, the man identified as 28-year-old nicholas robertson falls and then tries to crawl away as deputies continue to fire 33 shots in less than 25 seconds. it's unclear how many of those bullets struck robertson. overnight -- >> put your guns down! >> reporter: protests over the shooting as friends and family of the father of three took to the streets in outrage. >> he crawling on his knees. he was crawling on his knees and they kept shooting. why? >> reporter: today los angeles county sheriff's department quick to tell their side of the story. providing pictures and video they say shows robertson with a 45 caliber handgun. >> you see the suspect entering the frame, weapon in hand. he was behaving erratically, oddly, and in a bizarre fashion. >> reporter: investigators say they received calls about shots being fired before they arrived. and when they pulled up, deputy says

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>> gadi, thank you. >>> turning@a inging to the attacks in paris. one month since terrorism kelly koebhas the latest, as we learn of more arrests, this time in switzerland. >> good morning. the swiss prosecutor says the two men are from syria. these two new arrests. they're suspected of making and transporting explosives and toxic gas. they were arrested on friday, found with traces of explosives in their car, officials said. this as a massive man hunt continues for at least four other suspects. >> reporter: heavy armed police patrolled geneva, on a heightened state of alert after a tip from the cia that four people with ties to the islamic state may be planning a specific attack. swiss prosecutor said the two syrian men under arrest are not tied to that man hunt. they spoke no french, he said, and had recently arrived in switzerland. a month after the attack on suspect salah abdeslam is still on the run. bellgian investigators are looking for abrini, seen with salah two days before the attack. in paris, an impromptu vigil at the bataclan where 89 p

nbc's gadi schwartz has the latest... << did authorities miss a glaring red flag... when they let tashfeen malik immigrate into the united states? a big question this morning.. the new york times reporting she openly posted on social media that she supported violent jihad.. even wanted to be a part of it. according to the times, law enforcement officials only recently became aware of those postings... because reviewing social media isn't normally a part of their background checks. today, the search of a lake where farook may have dumped potential evidence.. is over. the fbi has not revealed whether they recovered anything of value from the water. sources tell nbc news the fbi is trying to learn as much as they can about enrique marquez not named a suspect but farook's friend and the person who bought the two assault rifles several years ago. sources also say - it's possible both farook and malik were becoming radicalized before they met - as early as 2010 and this morning a potential answer to who fire-bombed a mosque in southern california. 23-year old carl dial acc

nbc's gadi schwartz is at the lake with more. << nat two weeks after the san bernardino attacks.. what appears to be retaliation at a mosque less than 100 miles away. someone firebombing the house of worship in california's coachella valley.. just before afternoon prayers. s/mos "we are peaceful people." no one was hurt. this morning, state and federal investigators are looking into the firebombing.. and urging while further south in san bernardino... divers will be back at it today... searching for evidence in that attack. so far, we have seen 2 small objects recovered from the lake- where terrorist couple syed farook and tashfeen malik are said to have visited the day of the shooting. s/brian lavin/professor, california state university - san bernardino "this would be a place were you could destroy evidence, maybe a hard drive" the fbi not saying what they have recovered so far, but experts say if it is a hard drive, it could hold evidence of whether others knew about the attack. s/brian lavin/professor, california state university - san bernardino "the magnetic disk even if it

nbc's gadi schwartz has more on how intelligence officials may have overlooked these suspects. >> she wasn't shy about her support for jihadees. nbc news has learned that fbi investigators now believe they were independently radicalized as early as 2010. malik's public social media posts may have been overlooked when her visa was processed. they ran her name against several databases but don't routinely check social media as part of the review. investigators also keeping a close eye on farook's friend enrique marquez who is not a suspect. they discussed a possible plot for another planned attack scuttled in 2012. less than 200 miles away, another search. >> they believe it was targeted at us. >> reporter: a region on edge around san bernardino, the stars are still very real. the memorial wall. they were mourning the 14 killed here at home. >> we're going to stand together and show the world we're one. >> and in restaurants and businesses, the county replacing health inspection certificates that once bore the sirte of syed farook, trying to erase the disdain of his name. >> what one wo

nbc's gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: she wasn't shy about her quest for violent jihad on social. law enforcement officials told "the new york times" tashfeen malik supported it and said she wanted to be a part of it. nbc news has learned that fbi investigators now believe malik and syed farook were independently radicalized as early as 2010. malik's public social media posts may have been overlooked when her visa was processed. immigration officials ran her name against several databases but don't routinely check social media as part of their immigration review. fbi divers in san bernardino are searching a lake more the third day for electronic evidence that the terrorist couple may have tried to destroy. authorities said no important evidence has been found in the lake so far. investigators also keeping a close eye on farook's friend enrique marquez who is not a suspect, but sources say he has been providing information on the guns he bought for farook who discussed a possible plot for another planned attack scuttled in 2012. while less than 100 miles away, a new investigation

and gadi schwartz has more on that, and plus more on the bombing massacre. >> reporter: good morning. investigators have been working overtime on the san bernardino attacks, now they have to divert some of the resources to this attack on a local mosque. so far, one person of interest already detained in that case. after nearly two days of searching below the surface a diver heads to shore while another agent waits with an evidence bag in hand. so far, we have seen two small objects recovered from the lake where terrorists couples syed farook and tashfeen malik are said to have visited the day of the shooting. >> this would be a place where you could destroy some evidence. maybe a hard drive. >> reporter: the fbi not saying what they've recovered so far, but experts say if it is a hard drive, it could hold evidence on whether others knew about the attack. >> that magnetic disc even if damaged could yield some important information. >> reporter: the fbi is also focusing on enrique marquez, said to be cooperating with the fbi. marquez supplied the two assault rifles to farook and is now

gadi schwartz los angeles. >> good morning, landon dowdy. >> good monday morning to you. apple music gets an exclusive video with taylor swift. the streaming service will air a concert from her tour and apple will get her name and likeness and holiday gift cards. >>> your local post office will be extra busy today. the biggest day of the year for mailing cards, letters and packages. the postal service estimates more than 15 billion pieces of holiday mail will be sent this year. >>> diamonds are still a girl's best friend and men are paying up, a study finds men are spending $6,000 on average for engagement rings up from $5,000 four years ago and not keeping the price a secret. two-thirds of brides say they know how much their fiances spent, back to you. >> that does not seem romantic at all. >> but still pretty. i'd take it. >>> in sports three games away from perfection, carolina panthers are 13-0 after rolling the atlanta falcons in a 38-0 clubbing. carolina clinched a first round buy in the playoffs. patriots rebound from a two-game skid, tom brady connecting with rob

nbc 4 reporter gadi schwartz tells us there's a perimeter being set up at the waterman discount mall which is near schools. we know this is fair oaks avenue. and we're getting word that this could be related to the s.w.a.t. -- the active shooter situation taking place here in san bernardino at the inland regional center. >> we're also getting word that there are u.s. marshalls being dispatched to the scene as well. the waterman discount mall, north waterman avenue, east olive street to the north and ninth street there to the south. it's near roberts elementary school which is to the south as well as sierra high school. >> a lot of schools in that area. >> so, again, that there a second scene, we're getting that information there from our nbc 4 reporter. we'll get to her shortly. >> lester holt back in new york as we continue to cover this unfolding situation in southern california. the shooting at 11:00 a.m. pacific time at a developmental disabilities office complex in san bernardino and now as you heard we're getting reports of about an hour away in pasadena, reports of a s.w.a.t.

nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: she wasn't shy about her quest for violent jihad on socialamerican law enforcement officials told "the new york times" tashfeen malik supported it and said she wanted to be a part of it. nbc news has learned that fbi investigators now believe malik and farook were independently radicalized as early as 2010. malik's public social media posts may have been overlooked when her visa was processed. immigration officials ran her name against several databases but don't routinely check social media as part of their immigration review. investigators also keeping a close eye on farook's friend enkey raymar questions who is not a suspect. but sources say he has been providing information on the guns he bought for farook who discussed a possible plot for another planned attack scuttled in 2012. while less than 100 miles away, a new investigation and an arrest for a firebombing of a mosque in what many fear is another crime of hate. >> as far as we're concerned, it is an act of terrorism. you know, the individual targeted us. we believe that it was targe

nbc's gadi swhartsz shows us how intelligence may have overlooked these suspects. >> reporter: she wasn't about her request for jihadees. tashfeen malik supported it and said she wanted to be a part of it. n b bc news has learned they we independently radicalized as early as 2010. malik's public social media posts may have been overlooked when her visa was processed. immigration officials ran her name against several databases but don't routinely check social media as part of their immigration review. investigators also keeping a close eye on farook's friend enrique marquez who's not a suspect but sources say he's been providing information for guns he bought for rah rook who discussed another possible plan for attack that was scuttled in 2012 while less than 200 miles away, a mosque started on fire, what many think is a crime of hate. >> we believe it was targeted at us. we believe it was targeted. >> reporter: a region on edge around san bernardino, the scars are still very real. a memorial wall where today the family of nohemi gonzalez killed in the paris attack are standing together.

nbc 4 reporter gadi schwartz tells us there's a perimeter being set up at the waterman discount mall which is near schools. we know this is fair oaks avenue. and we're getting word that this could be related to the s.w.a.t. -- the active shooter situation taking place here in san bernardino at the inland regional center. >> we're also getting word that there are u.s. marshalls being dispatched to the scene as well. the waterman discount mall, north waterman avenue, east olive street to the north and ninth street there to the south. it's near roberts elementary school which is to the south as well as sierra high school. >> a lot of schools in that area. >> so, again, that there a second scene, we're getting that information there from our nbc 4 reporter. megan reyes live overhead. we'll get to her shortly. >> lester holt back in new york as we continue to cover this unfolding situation in southern california. the shooting at 11:00 a.m. pacific time at a developmental disabilities office complex in san bernardino and now as you heard we're getting reports of about an hour away in pasad

. >> nbc's gadi schwartz in california. >>> the fire started friday afternoon at the islamic center ofalm springs. carl dial jr. faces arson, burglary and hate crime charges. the fire didn't spread beyond the lobby. no one was hurt. >>> a georgia principal is apologizing after a teacher asked a muslim middle school student if she had a bomb in her backpack. the father of the girl says his daughter was extremely upset by that comment. now, the principal of the school says the comment was inappropriate but there wasn't any ill intent. as for the family, both the father and the daughter say that they forgive the teacher, although they would like to see more sensitivity training. >>> in paris and san bernardino, pro-gun advocates say its gun-free zones, not guns themselves that should be banned. this weekend advocates staged a mock mass shooting. some carried real guns while others carried cardboard guns. they say guns on campus can't stop active shooters from doing more harm. some counterprotesters say the display was an insult. >> i'm just appalled. who does things like this? >> hoping t

. >> gadi, thank you. >>> a landmark climate agreement reached in france. negotiators for some 200 countries come up with the most comprehensive accord to reduce greenhouse emissions. they will limitt greenhohoe warming by 3.2 degrees. >>> a legislator tried to drag the prime minister from the podium. that sparked the fist fight between lawmakers. the incident is said to reflect the growing dissatisfaction with the government's policies. >>> a study indicates the skies ththresearch for the study on the drone found 300 incidents with drones between september of 2013 and september of this year. 90 encounters with commercial aircraft and most in drone prohibited air space. >>> the british museum >>> the british museum sun