mclaughlin is a professor in the department of occupational therapy. we reached out to san jose state for a response we have not yet heard back. san francisco state university has declared a financial emergency in a campus message sent out yesterday, the president said sf state is planning for significant reductions in order to reduce its budget by about $25 million. earlier this week, the university said it would be cutting back on the number of lecturers this spring due to declining enrollment. declaring a financial emergency allows university leaders to form a new committee to review ways to cut costs. a private elementary school in newark is reopening after abruptly closing due to bankruptcy the previous owner of new horizons was asked to vacate last spring, and new management is restarting. the school, complete with new leadership. the school was able to work on a new lease and received help from the city and government officials to ensure classroom standards. new management explained what made new horizons a unique learning environment that they

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erin mclaughlin has tonight's original reporting, with a warning, some of the images are very tough toee. >> reporter: at the refugee camp in southern gaza, mahmood al faseeh gently cradles the body of his 20 day old girl. he is bringing seela to the doctor, not for a checkup, but to confirm her cause of death. mahmood says he found seela early in the morning, her body frozen and blue. the doctor quickly confirms what the family already knew. >> she was in the tents, due to severe hypothermia, unfortunately, she was arrested and died. >> reporter: baby seela froze to death. her mother weeps at her burial. "i swear we are dying from the cold," she says. "it's freezing." inside the family's makeshift tent, there is no heating. she fears for her two surviving children. "all i want is a good tent," she says, "clothes for the children, something to make them warm." fear echoed across gaza's encampments as the biting cold has claimed the lives of at least five palestinian children within the last week, according to the gaza health ministry. the unrwa commissioner general is pointing to the l

here's nbc's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: as the war approaches its third devastating year, the fight intensifies. president putin claiming his troops are gaining ground every day. the ukrainians say those gains come at a high price for russia. >> i see how much troops russians lose and how small piece of land they took. >> reporter: ukrainian soldier oleksiy asked we withhold his last name for security reasons. he has been on the front lines in his country's battered east. it sounds like a living hell. >> we are soldiers. we understand that. it's war. but for civilians it's very hard. >> reporter: ukraine is also losing ground in the russian region of kursk captured by ukrainian forces during a surprise offensive over the summer. according to a senior u.s. military official, the kremlin has moved 12,000 north korean troops into the region, helping the russians reclaim 40% of their lost territory. >> clearly, russia has massively accelerated its war effort against ukraine. but we can see that they are going through record losses. >> reporter: andriy zagorodnyuk is ukraine's former def

here's nbc's erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: in the midwest and northeast, yet another winter whiteout. and dangerous moments like this. a box truck loses control on a michigan highway, slamming into a fire engine. authorities say the driver was taken to the hospital, suffering minor injuries. no first responders were hurt. while in new york, officials in one county say they responded to 50 traffic incidents. they're urging anyone out on the roads in this to slow down. it's the third lake effect snow warning to strike the region since thanksgiving. this time it's so cold ice balls are filling up this michigan beach. in western new york, more than 30 inches have dropped. so much snow that in buffalo it's practice canceled for the bills. meanwhile, hard-hit erie, pennsylvania woke up to blizzard-like conditions. the relentless weather is straining infrastructure. officials say at least eight commercial buildings have either collapsed or partially collapsed under the weight of the snow. a state of emergency remains in place there for a second straight week. with no end in sight to this win

erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> six people were hit by a taxi in new york city on christmas day after it hopped a curb. police say the cab veered onto the sidewalk at herald square, a popular area for tourists. three people, including a mother and son visiting from australia were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. we still don't know what caused the taxi to hop the curb, but the driver may have experienced a medical episode. no charges have been filed. >>> millions are u under severe storm alerts in south. meteorologist denise isaac is tracking all of that and more. good morning. >> good morning, jessica, yes. we are tracking an area of low pressure that will bring the round of severe weather across the deep south. so, from arkansas down into texas, we could have the possibility of some very strong winds, up to 60 miles per hour, hail is also a possibility and a tornado or two can't be ruled out. so make sure you do have a plan for you and your family to stay safe. regardless of the severe weather, we also have the potential for some minor flooding, because up to three

larry: we're joined by ej an tony and jim mclaughlin.d couple but nevertheless we're all here. mclaughlin, you have a good piece, you and john in news max, and the point is the economic story is still number one story and board service connected relatively close second. i don't have to quibble because i'm in favor of dealing with both. but i don't want to wait on the tax cuts. this fiasco going for the reconciliation and going for secondly and look, and go not fatten blue collar workers and put more money in their pockets and i don't want to dismiss the border issue but and the tax issue and people thomas mancino voted for you issue and i just think sometimes blunt logic is better than sophisticated logics. >> without a doubt. you know what, we can do both and donald trump proved the first time by the way, he can do the immigration stuff through executive orders and just letting the border patrol do what we're supposed to do. a85% of americans are being affected by inflation and they have less money in their pockets, and that's why 70% o

erin mclaughlin, nbc news, erie, pennsylvania. >> and, as you just heard, more snow is on the way today. angie lassman is tracking when and where for all of us. angie, good morning. >> it's going to be no surprise, it's downwind of the lakes that we see those highest amounts accumulating over the next day or so. here's what we've got right now. your satellite and radar showing you some of the snow bands, downwind of the lake. we still have strong, cold winds coming across the lake. winter alerts up for 10 million people across this region. no blizzard warnings near the lake. but still windy and cold and additional snow across the region. heavy snow bands will set up east of erie. and we have the next clipper system working into parts of new england late into the day bringing additional snow into parts of new england. notice upwards of a foot. no surise, downwind of the lakes, that's where we're going to see the highest accumulation amounts. 20s, teens across georgia and tennessee. as we get into the later parts of your day today, we'll be below average for most of the temperatures into

erin mclaughlin is following it from erie, pennsylvania. >> reporter: from michigan to north dakota, snow misery stris the midwest. part of a clipper system taking aim at hard-hit erie, pennsylvania. there's a state of emergency and all hands on deck. the national guard ocking on doors, digging residents out and delivering critical supplies. >> merry christmas to you. >> reporter: making sure folks are okay ahead of the next big storm. expected in a matter of hours. >> it's a race against time. >> reporter: how many folks out here need help? >> i'm going to say everybody. if you don't have your own snowplow, i'm sure everybody needs a little assistance in one way or another. >> reporter: erie comes together? >> definitely. >> we will keep working. >> reporter: the county storm command center. dealing with the five feet of snow already on the ground and now more than a foot in the forecast. can this region handle that additional snowfall? >> we don't have a choice. we have to handle that. >> reporter: with the region reeling from last weekend's wipeout 21 million remain on winter aler

erin mclaughlin has more. >> reporter: that's right, this has been a brutal week for many. one last round on the way, up to eight inches of snow expected to fall overnight. >> reporter: the great lakes region has been getting snow for seven straight days. and it keeps coming down. more than 5 feet crippled the town of gerard, pennsylvania. bringing basic services to a halt. this is the first day funk and junk shop owner, gretchen cash has been physically able to open her doors, during this shopping period. >> is this the storm that stole christmas. >> let's hope not. that's pretty crushing to a small business. >> the snow also a major setback for her dad, chris jensen. >> he has stage 4 lymphoma. . >> reporter: local stores, running out of the basics. >> milk. eggs. all the essentials. nothing we can do about it. people are getting mad. >> reporter: today in ashtabula, ohio. they're clearing snow from school rooftops. an all-out effort to make sure this doesn't happen again. over the weekend at the local high school, the roof caved in turned the snow, forcing more than 800

our erin mclaughlin has the latest. >> first drone of the night, just getting home from work. >> reporter: tonight, as the mysterious sightings spread from maryland to new york, new jersey -- >> i've never seen anything like. >> reporter: -- and beyond, so too do calls from local and state officials for answers and accountability. >> no state can become the wild west of drone activity. >> and now high profile officials are among those reporting sightings. last night former maryland governor larry hogan said he captured this video appearing to show dozens of large drones hovering over his home. the same evening u.s. senator andy kim says he saw this over a reservoir while out drone hunting with local police. >> some appeared to hover or at least seemed to be in position >> reporter: that sighting among 79 reports overnight in new jersey, according to a senior official, with reports every evening since november 18th, except for thanksgiving. the state's governor firing off a letter to the president demanding answers, saying that existing laws limit the ability of authorities to counter the

>> erin mclaughlin tonight, thank you. >>> now we turn to the cliff-hanger in washington where the house tonight has just passed a spending bill to prevent the federal government from shutting down at midnight tonight. ryan nobles is at the capitol for us. ryan, this just played out moments ago. >> reporter: lester, that's right. after a hectic 48 hours republicans and democrats came together to strike a deal to keep the federal government open with just hours to spare. tonight house republicans scrambling in a last minute effort to prevent a partial federal government shutdown, voting on their third attempt to come up with a spending deal before a midnight deadline. the plan passing tonight. >> we are really grateful that tonight in bipartisan fashion with overwhelming majority of votes we passed the american relief act of 2025. >> reporter: the republican plan "c" strips what was in the original massive spending deal, a bipartisan plan blown up by last minute opposition from president-elect trump and billionaire elon musk. the new deal has three parts. it extends government funding thr

erin mclaughlin is in erie, pennsylvania. erin, even more snow expected there? >> reporter: that's right. here along the great lakes, that lake-effect snow is still coming down and, now, another storm system is on the way. tonight, the relentless wintry blast reaking havoc with icy conditions causing this pile-up shutting down a section of an interstate in michigan and one driver in critical condition according to the michigan state police. while millions dig their way out of a shocking amount of snow. >> this one has been the worst one i've dealt with for as long as i can remember. >> reporter: from michigan to buffalo, new york. in erie, pennsylvania, the snow caught everyone by surprise. initially overwhelming the county's robust snowplow system and causing rooftops to buckle and trapping thousands in their homes for days, according to county officials. >> i just could not open that door, so i put all of my weight into it and i was like, okay. like, this is what we are rolling with. >> reporter: kimberly stoller was stuck for three days and forced to rely on

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erevenue rain -- erin mclaughlin with late details. >> reporter: tonight in the midwest and northeast, yet another winter whiteout, and dangerous moments like this -- a box truck loses control on a michigan highway slamming into a fire engine. authorities say the driver was taken to the hospital suffering minor injuries. no first responders were hurt. while in new york, officials in one county say they responded to 50 traffic incidents in the last 24 hours. they're urging anyone in the roads in this to slow down. it's the third lake-effect snow warning to strike the region since thanksgiving. this time it's so cold ice balls are filling up this michigan beach. in western new york, more than 30 inches have dropped in the last 24 hours. so much snow that in buffalo it's practice canceled for the bills. the stadium blanketed in white, after pulling off the snowy victory over the 49ers earlier this month. meanwhile, hard-hit erie, pennsylvania, woke up this morning to blizzard-like conditions. the relentless weather is straining infrastructure. officials say at least eight commercial buil

erin mclaughlin is in erie, pennsylvania tonight. erin, what are the conditio there right now? >> reporter: lester, we have seen a lot of snow this week. now add to that the wind, which is creating more of a wintry mess. >> reporter: tonight, across the northeast and midwest, a fast-moving clipper system unleashing dangerous snowfall, powerful winds and freezing temperatures on millions. winds in excess of 50 miles an hour wreaking havoc on the roads with white out conditions in many places. this truck flipped on its side and the deadly storm killed at least two people clearing snow in new york. and in hard-hit erie, pennsylvania, the first blizzard warning in two years. that alert on top of the five feet of snow already on the ground. >> we're just running out of room to push snow. >> reporter: the treacherous road conditions costing ambulances potentially life-saving time. >> it's been tough. >> most of our routes have been stuck. >> i do most of the critical care before we start moving because i'm not going to place an iv on the road. >> reporter: the community pulled togeth

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erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> there is growing frustration about persistent drone sightings over new jersey and other states. members of congress demanding answers, asking what are they, and do they represent a threat? ryan nobles is preressing fo answers. >> this is over my house right now. >> reporter: tonight, as mysterious drones continue to pop up in the skies over the east coast. >> now it's hovered over my other neighbor's house. >> reporter: lawmakers in washington are growing frustrated that the biden administration isn't explaining what they are. >> you can see the internet's running wild with conspiracy theories. do you feel like the administration needs to fill that void? >> i think they should get out something as quickly as they can. >> reporter: theories are running wild about what the flying objects may be. one new jersey congressman said they were being launched by an iranian mothership off the atlantic coast. the e white hoe today saying an investigation is under way, but there is no cause for alarm. >> right now? there's just no indication that this is some sort of

erin mclaughlin, thank you as well. we're waiting for lisa rubin. when she comes out of the courtroom, we're going to go to her. she was inside. she can give us a little bit more color about what it was like like. >>> what a california man told the wisconsin school shooter that's led to his arrest. what they say he did. >>> plus, what will happen in georgia's election interference case against donald trump and his allies now that the entire prosecution team has been disqualified. >>> first, though, elon musk and donald trump have blown up the bipartisan debt limit deal. the republican speaker negotiated, what republicans are now saying and what they can do to avoid a government shutdown, which is just 33 hours from now. we're back in 90 seconds. ly, wee care of every kid at st. jude like they are our kid. because at st. jude, we believe all children deserve a chance to live. but one in five kids in the us still won't survive cancer. and globally, that number is even higher. in this family, we won't stop until no child dies from cancer. this holiday

whole court case was brought by rupert to l case was brought by rupert to ensure allotment scratch mclaughlincompany. rupert has spent his entire life focused on building this business, the two companies fox and news corps are worth about $37 billion in market cap. rupert wants to make sure that his legacy is that lachlan takes over and the commissioner at the probate court has decided that is not happening. there will be an appeal, rupert's lawyer has said they will appeal the decision, so you can imagine this goes around the state courts in nevada until rupert gets his way. i think the concern is for people never —— four people are not making —— good at making decisions a group. lachlan is on the same page as rupert, the older —— other children have more progressive these. this is about making sure it fox news continues to maintain its power. it had a big hand in electing donald trump the first time, we have seen the defence secretary named as a potential part of the new white house by donald trump. this is a very close relationship between a news channel and the white house, and between ru

>> erin mclaughlin for us, thank you.n she smashed into a golf cart carrying the newlywed cple and two passengers near their rental house in folly beach. she apologized for what she called her thoughtless actions and said she had been hopelessly addicted to alcohol at the time of that crash. >>> there are new developments this morning on a stow away who successfully managed to bypass security at new york's jfk airport and board a delta flight to paris. the woman had to be removed from a return flight to the u.s. after causing a disturbance. nbc's stephanie gosk has more on the latest incident. steph, good morning. >> craig, good morning. we spoke with a passenger on board that flight who recorded the incident on his cell phone. he described the woman's behavior as erratic. telling us the disturbance lasted about 20 minutes but ho. delayed the flight for hours. >> reporter: this morning, new video of a passenger removed. the woman taken away before the plane left paris on route to jfk. >> united states broke my heart! >> r

mclaughlin is a professor in the department of occupational therapy.n jose state for response but have not heard back. san francisco state university has declared a financial emergency. in a campus message sent out thursday, the president said sf state is planning for significant reductions in order to reduce its budget by about $25 million. earlier this week, the university said it would be cutting back on the number of lecturers this spring due to declining enrollment. declaring a financial emergency allows university leaders to form a new committee to review ways to cut costs. >> city of oakland is facing a multi-million dollar deficit. the city administrator released a report showing what they might have to do. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with residents who say the possible cuts would have a large effect on the city. >> the city of oakland is facing a financial crisis, and at noon friday, the city administrator released a report detailing how the city can address the $129 million deficit before the july 1st deadline. the budget cuts proposed in two p

eric mclaughlin has this story, nbc news correspondent. >> getting home from work. >> reporter: mysterious to new york, new jersey. >> i have never seen anything like it. >> reporter: and beyond so too do calls for answers and accountability from state officials. >> no state can become the wild west of drone activity. >> reporter: and now high profile officials are among those reporting sightings. larry hogan says he captured this video appearing to show dozens of large drones overing over his home. andy kim says he saw this over a reservoir while out drone hunting with local police. >> some appeared to hover or at least seemed to be in position. >> reporter: that sighting among the 79 reports overnight in new jersey, according to a senior official with reports every evening since november 18th. except for thanksgiving. the state's governor firing off a letter to the president, demanding answers. saying that existing laws limit the ability of authorities to counter this activity. >> we don't know who's flying them or what information they're collecting. >> reporter: in new jersey, the mayo

erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> for the final time, joe biden took part in the annual lighting of theharing with the crowd his holiday wish for the country. >> i wish for you and for the nation, now and always, that we continue to seek the light of liberty and love, kindness and compassion, dignity and decency. merry christmas, america! >> this tree lighting, the last part of the white house holiday transformation with years, the theme being a season of peace and light and the orations are spectacular. >>> up next, the insurance company that will put time limits on anaesthesia. the quick backlash and what hand next. the quick backlash and whad next humana medicare advantage plans. carry this card and you could have the power to unlock benefits beyond original medicare. these are convenient plans that offer all of the benefits of original medicare, plus extra coverage and benefits. with a humana medicare advantage plan, you could get doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. with zero-dollar copays on hundreds of prescriptions. most plans include dental co

thank you very much, erin mclaughlin. michelle, we mentioned there is more snow on the way.king accumulating snow today, also tomorrow and also into new england. it's not just the great lakes over the next couple of days. this is what it looks like right now on radar. arctic air coming over the warm water. we're seeing those bands produce snow downwind lake erie, u.p. of michigan. we're not expecting a whole lot of snow today. tomorrow we'll start to see the snow accumulating once again. 6 million people under winter alerts. we have lake-effect snow warnings in that aqua blue color. winter storm watch that includes portions of new england. again, we will see some accumulating snow in the higher elevations there. where you see the pinks and purples, we like to point that out. if you look at the legend, we're looking at the highest amounts. we'll be adding accumulating snow downwind lake erie where we were just at and downwind of lake ontario as well. we're looking at the u.p. of michigan, the lower portion of michigan expecting heavy, heavy snowfall. this is what it looks lik

erin mclaughlin is following this for us. what's the latest, erin?reporter: we understand that the federal hearing is scheduled to begin this hour. luigi mangione for the very first time appearing before a federal judge. we understand from our team inside the courthouse behind me that his legal counsel has arrived for the hearing. though no sign of luigi mangione inside the courtroom just yet. this is to face four additional federal charges, a complaint that was unsealed just over an hour ago. those charges including two counts of stalking, murder through use of a firearm, and a firearms offense. this in addition to the 11 state charges including murder in the first-degree. now, last night we heard in a statement railing against the additional federal charges saying the federal government's reported decision to pile on top of an already over charged first-degree murder and state terror case is highly unusual and raises serious constitutional and statutory double jeopardy concerns. we are ready to fight these charges in whatever courts they are brough

nbc's erin mclaughlin is live from a very snowy and frigid erie, pennsylvania, this morning., anna, what's next is more snow. there is another clipper system on the way in addition to that lake-effect snow we've been seeing all week. already on the ground five feet plus in this area of the country. so much snow that officials are running out of places to push it. and it's also weighing on a lot of structures that we're seeing in this part of the country. earlier this week we were there watching the devastation, a small car wash completely collapsed and then yesterday a heating center, a local fire station turned into a heating center, had to be evacuated because the roof was buckling. and an all call went out to community members to save the fire station, it was an extraordinary scene to see first responders getting help from the community. take a listen. >> how does it make you feel to see the community show up? >> it makes you feel great. i mean, my phone has blown up the last two or three hours of people who want to come out and help. >> reporter: now, in terms of what's i

erin mclaughlin has late developments. >> reporter: tonight horror at a crowded christmas market in germanydeadly attack just days before christmas eve captured on chilling surveillance video. you see the moment around 7:00 p.m. a driver plows a car into the magdeburg market packed with holiday shoppers. the car barely slowing down even as it turns the corner. footage from the scene shows the driver surrounded by police and pinned to the ground. he has yet to be named though police are describing him as a 50-year-old doctor from saudi arabia who came to germany 18 years ago. the motive unclear. but police suspect the attack was deliberate. the perpetrator acted alone, and we don't believe there are other threats, germany's state premier told reporters tonight. this footage shows the panic that immediately followed the attack. hear the sound of f a crying baby as bystanders scramble to save the dying and wounded. authorities say among the dead an adult and a small child. dozens were injured, some seriously. chilling echoes

tonight, erin mclaughlin takes us inside a raid. >> reporter: the west tennessee drug task force is usedng down hardened criminals, but this is a first. >> search warrant! >> reporter: today's target, a single mom believed to be selling black market weight loss drugs. what investigates say they find is shocking. 330 viles as well as several drugs yet to be approved by the fda. john carter is the director of the task force. >> she's got a powder base and making them into a liquid base then selling them. >> reporter: the raid, the culmination of a two month long criminal investigation that emily around was selling suspiciously cheap weight loss drugs online. selling counterfeit weight loss drugs? anything you have to say? drugs that cost $1,000 were listed for less than 200. >> we've made several under cover busts. we sent those off. they tested for nothing on the first one. >> reporter: she was selling nothing. >> $185 worth of nothing. the second one appears to be legitimate. >> reporter: it was a good counterfeit. >> yeah. >> reporter: she's been charged with four felonies and misdemean

. >> reporter: chris mclaughlin is the chief operating officer at dfw.sting in more efficient facilities like this $230 million utility plant, almost half paid for with federal grants. it will heat and cool the sprawling terminals, using less energy. >> we expect to contribute about 80% less carbon into the environment as a result of this facility. >> you're pretty excited about this, aren't you? >> i am so excited about this. >> reporter: when it comes to emissions at an airport, how much are coming from the terminals and how much is coming from the airplanes? >> so generally speaking, i would say that the number coming from the airport is less than 10%. >> reporter: according to the faa, less than 2% come from airport operations including the terminals. at dfw they're cutting emissions with the new utility plant with buses burning cleaner fuels and by buying 100% renewable energy. but the airplanes parked beside the terminals that take off and land hundreds of times a day, the faa says they contribute around 98% of an airport's emissions. but to be des

. >> stepped up now, according to professor mclaughlin resignation letter. her last a teaching on campus will be december. 20th. and as for doctors saying, kill her suspension is still ongoing. reporting here in san jose jacmel that kron 4 news. >> new at 11 santa clara vice mayor anthony back or resigning tonight after he was convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential report to the san francisco forty-niners containing accusations that becker and other council members had an ethically close relationships with the forty-niners football team. front office could face up to 4 years in county jail. he's going to be sentenced next month. one person in critical condition tonight after a fire breaks out at a home in martinez. firefighters say they responded to the fire near the intersection of arthur road and palms drive just before 8 o'clock this evening. crews say a woman did manage to get out on her own. but firefighters had to rescue a man and a dog. the man had to be taken to the hospital. he's now in crit

. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, eerie, pennsylvania. >> wow, they need that break. so, for more on the latest winter alerts, let's turn to angie lassman. >> good morning, frances. unfortunately for our friends in erie and other places, those alerts are up. erie dealing with a blizzard warning at this hour, but 19 million people across this region under those winter alerts as we gear up for more difficulty when it comes to travel throughout the day today and on the roads and in the air. we have this clipper system that's going to move pretty quickly. it's still going to leave behind intense snow bands. we'll see gusty winds quite impactful the next day or so. and downwind on the lakes, that's where the highest amounts of snow totals are. as we get to friday, up to at least a foot in these spots. additional snowfall in places that have already received a whole lot just last weekend. there's the wind alert, 62 million people under this. downed trees and with cloudy conditions. mostly sunny conditions for new york and philadelphia today in the high 30s. and that's a loo

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nbc's erin mclaughlin joined deputies in tennessee as they crack down on one black market operation.nts had no idea that they were being given black market drugs. they had no idea. that's shocking. if i'm a customer or a client, i'm going to be angry. if you're a weight loss patient, how do you have confidence in what you're injecting? you don't. tonight, erin follows deputies as they raid the home of a woman arrested for selling vials of counterfeit drugs. you can watch the exclusive report coming up next on nightly news at 630. tis the season when everyone is sending and receiving those holiday cards and gifts in the mail. but getting them to your home hasn't been easy in some cases, as we've been reporting, mail carrier robberies are on the rise. some are even being held up at gunpoint. nbc bay area's damian trujillo got a firsthand look at what it takes to deliver during the holidays. this has been a target for the robbers and the thieves all across the bay area. so mail carriers are being extra cautious this holiday season. naima aguiniga knows she's going to bring smiles to man

let's get to tales from our friend erin mclaughlin. >> reporter: from a baby monkey enjoying her firstmedia sensation or two like moo deng and a baby boom at fort worth zoo in texas. these baby animals from all over the world warmed our hearts this year. this little walrus stole the show. found all alone on a beach in alaska, she was rescued and cared for by the alaska sea life center. pacific walruses are known for their unique sounds, which can include barks, whistles, and grunts. and did you know a baby walrus is called a calf? at birth, they can weigh more than adult humans, 165 pounds. speaking of aquatic animals, it was a big year for penguins. these six chicks from point defiant zoo in washington made a splash. >> we have six penguin chicks that were hatched about late may. they definitely like to interact with different enrichment in their habitat, so we'll give them different things to play with and explore, and they'll kind of peck around at things and end with each other. >> reporter: we can't bring up penguins without mentioning pesto, the penguin chick from melbourne, aust