miguel almaguer, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >> beautiful photos. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching. have a great night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00, first a deputy is beaten by nearly a dozen inmates. now a disturbing discovery that has the sheriff making changes at a county jail. good evening, and thank you for joining us. >> raj and jessica are off tonight. the santa clara county sheriff today began announcing numerous changing in the wake of the christmas eve attack on that deputy. as nbc bay area reported an exclusive story yesterday. the dep was reportedly beaten by ten inmates. now we've learned investigators found a potentially lethal homemade weapon at that jail. robert handa is live at the jail with new details about what led to the attack and that troubling discovery. robert. >> reporter: well, the elmwood is considered admin mum and medium security facility. but the alleged attack and this newly discovered weapon could change all that. s

news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. substituting tonight, kate snow. >>> good evening. it is the kind of weather emergency we typically see after springtime snow melts. but this year, it is happening in december. in some places, the already swallowed homes and businesses. in others, they are sandbagging and waiting. up and down the mississippi and the tributaries, there is more water coming in the st. louis area, the river is expected to crest tomorrow at the second highest level ever. and flooding could to come. nbc's kevin t rep >> rep residenc frantically sa saving t the mis in t those in danger and dest havoc acro >> the problems now get much, the rain that we had those rivers are significan to be moving up. >> reporter: with under a state of million americans acro mid watche in st. louis, it has been the wettest year and wettest december on record. in southern georgia, this drone video shows the extent of the flooding, where fast-flowing rivers have taken out several roads. 31 deaths now being blamed on a storm sys

a brand new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll tells us what americans think of that idea. 57% oppose that, only 20% support it. the trump camp may find validation in our new poll numbers. katy tur reports. >> reporter: just as the plans were coming into focus, donald trump abruptly backed out of his trip to israel today, tweeting he'll reschedule with benjamin netanyahu "after i become president". >> i didn't want to put him under pressure. i also did it because i'm in the midst of a very powerful campaign. >> reporter: the trip sparks blanket outrage across the middle east and strong pushback from within israel, as 37 members of the israeli parliament demanded the prime minister cancel the meeting. >> donald trump's decision to cancel or indefinitely postpone his trip to israel is being greeted here with a sigh of relief. his visit would have placed us in a difficult position. we are surrounded by muslim countries. >> reporter: the contentious candidate is polling strong. ahead double digits nationally. in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, 42% of gop voters say they support

nbc 10, i'm jacqueline london. the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." we'll see you back at 11:00 tonight. enjoy your evening. record-breaking floods in missouri. the national guard is called in as thousands evacuate, fleeing deadly floodwaters, with the water expected to rise for days. >>> captured. the so-called affluenza teen and his mother caught in mexico and being returned to the u.s. police now say they threw a going away parting before going on the run. >>> identity crisis. why your driver's license may no longer be enough to get you through airport security. >>> cries for help. the desperate 911 call from a brave trio of boy scouts as a bear brutally attacked their scout master. >>> and oprah's tv return. in her debut ad for weight watchers, oprah winfrey opens up about her battle to keep the pounds off. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. it is the kind of weather emergency we typically see after springtime snow melts. but this year it is happening in december. in some places the water has already swallowed homes and businesses.

miguel almaguer, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> beautiful photos. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc have a great night.who shot who? plus -- midlands communities are trying to o al with conflict on the river, enjoying natures beauty, versus floods. also the clemson tigers gear up to battle the sooners in the orange bowl. wis news 10 at 7 starts now. all quiet right now -- but we may get some showers this afternoon into tomorrow. ood evening and thank you for joining us for the news at 7. i'm sam bleiweis filling in for dawndy mercer plank. and i'm charles molineaux. let's get right to meteorologist

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. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. there's breaking news tonight from the campaign trail. bernie sanders campaign has just filed a federal lawsuit against the democratic national committee. as a major presidential campaign goes to war with its own party. it all erupted today when the dnc accused sanders' staff members of snooping into a massive trove of private data from hillary clinton's campaign. it's a huge drama playing out as the two candidates get set to clash in tomorrow night's debate. and hillary clinton's campaign saying our data was stolen. andrea mitchell has the late details. >> reporter: bernie sanders campaign which caught fire online today got caught snooping on hillary clinton's campaign research, admitting that a low-level staffer and perhaps others took advantage of a computer breach in democratic party data files to access clinton's secret voter list. the sanders team quickly fire back, accusing the democratic party of sabotaging them. >> we're running a clean campaign. we're going to

blake mccoy, nbc news, los angeles. >>> a major security change could come to several u.s. airports in the new year. nbc's joe fryer explains why you may need more than your driver's license to board a flight. >> reporter: for many & american travelers, a driver's license is their i.d. of choice when boarding a domestic flight. but as early as next year, that may not be enough to clear states. instead, you might need a passport. >> i think that is a little extreme, needing a passport to go through. no. no. >> in 2005, congress passed a real i.d. act. pushing states to issue more secure driver's licenses that are tougher to counterfeit and have new technology. the issue has gained attention since the terrorist attacks in san bernardino. >> by ensuring there is consistency in a type of identification being presented at airports, they are looking to mitigate the threat of terrorism. >> 22 states an the district of columbia have licenses that meet the standars. most others are making progress and have been granted extension and a few are running out of time with january deadline

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nounk >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt. ". >>> good evening, i'm kate snow. it's being called unprecedented, the massive shutdown of the second largest school district in the nation because of a credible, serious 38 of a large scale attack, or so it was first described. over 900 schools closed, searched room by room. hundreds of thousands of students affected. a chaotic day in los angeles. then we came to learn new york city received a similar threat. both now being called hoaxes. and new york's police commissioner says l.a. overreacted. but with the attacks in san bernardino still fresh in their mind, imagine being the official who has to make that call. we have late details. >> reporter: shortly before 7:00 a.m., police were mobilized and the decision was made public. the nation's second largest school district saying it received a credible threat, aabruptly shutting down all campuses just before the morning bell. >> they said that it wasn't no school due to a bomb threat. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: the unprec

her son fights to stay >>> an nbc news investigation replacement for a medical device associated with dozens of deaths also has flaws. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. a towering hotel in dubai engulfed in flames. debris raining down on the streets below. the fire broke out just a couple of hours before huge celebrations were planned to ring in the new year. despite the inferno, only minor injuries have been reported so far. at midnight, the city went on with a record-breaking fireworks display, creating a surreal scene. keir simmons has the dramatic pictures. >> reporter: flames 20 stories high engulf the luxury building. >> six or seven minutes the entire side of the building was engulfed in >> reporter: more than two hours, dubai's skyline lit up and not by its scheduled fireworks display. emergency responders racing to help. >> we saw quite a bit of firefighters making their way running top speed through the mall. there was pandemonium. at least 14 people were injured. outside, others fled. >> there was debris raining down from as high up as 24 floors up at least

it is not surprising that some new year's celebrations then are being scaled back. nbc's bill neely has our report. >> reporter: across europe, police are on high alert. in belgium, two men have been arrested for planning suicide attacks in this historic square. due to be filled with new year crowds. authorities canceling fireworks, citing a terrorist threat. in turkey, more arrests. after a suicide vest and a backpack filled with explosives were found at an isis safe house in the capital. two men suspected of planning a new year massacre. and in paris, authorities are scaling down celebrations, canceling fireworks, fearing a repeat of november's attacks. in london, too, security is tight. police in london have considered a terror attack highly likely for the past year. but based on new intelligence, they have now doubled the number of police officers on these streets. the threat is real. this british couple was jailed for life today for planning suicide attacks in london. they tested explosives in their backyard. they were isis supporters. radicalized like the couple in

. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. trying to understand the full intentions of a san bernardino terrorist, the fbi ton nice is focused on those anxious four and a half hours between the office park massacre and the blazing shoot-out with police that ended the killers' lives. were they in contact with someone? did they ditch critical evidence during those missing hours? questions for a second day have divers searching a small lake a few miles from the scene of the crime. now amid the tense climate surrounding the attacks comes word of a possible firebomb attack on a mosque less than 90 minutes away. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has late details. >> reporter: late today a possible hate crime. investigators at a mosque outside san bernardino lit on fire during friday prayer. >> someone tried to blow up the mosque. why? for what reason? we're peaceful people. >> reporter: with the fire out, prayers in the parking lot. this is fbi dive teams scouring the showy shall hoe murky lake, law enforcemen

stephanie gosk, nbc news, glassboro, new jersey. >>> still ahead tonight could you be higher risk of autism? what a new study has to say about pregnant women who take antidepressants. >>> also what you're required to do if you're getting one of these hot holiday fine over $1,000. >>> we're back with news about autism that you need to hear, if you or someone you love are expecting. new study just out today found a troubling connection between mothers who take widely prescribed antidepressants and higher risk at their children developing autism. >> reporter: in what is a time of great expectation and today a set of scary headlines. new study finds the most commonly prescribed antidepressants, if taken during the second and third trimesters, are associated with an 87% increased risk of autism. but experts say it's a big jump of what is still a very small number. >> for women who are taking antidepressant during pregnancy, they found that they have one-half of 1% of an increase in having an autistic child. >> reporter: this is the latest study to link antidepressants to birth defects and

>>> for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. news continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. good night. >>> breaking news -- fbi divers enter a lake near the season of a san bernardino terror attack and a family connection is revealed between the killers and the man who bought their gun. >>> trump shock waves. the republican front-runner stands to lose big business over his plan to temporarily ban muslims from the u.s. and he's forced to back out of a trip to israel. what americans really think of the plan in our brand-new poll. >>> breaking his silence for the very first time. former american p.o.w. bowe bergdahl reveals why he abandoned his post and ended up in enemy hands. >>> a runaway train. passengers on a boston subway are horrified to find no operator onboard as the train speeds through station after station. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. for much of the afternoon, our eyes have been closely trained on a lake near the scene of the san bernardino terror massacre where fbi divers have been eng

miguel almaguer, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> beautiful photos. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc have a great night.snow storm dropped plenty of snow on eastern iowa yesterday, people are trying to dig their way out and clean up. plus - airports across iowa are busy today as hawkeye fans lineup for their flights out to pasadena. and - a deputy catches multiple cars on camera sliding across the road and one going into the ditch during the snow storm. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at six." many people across eastern iowa are trying to shovel and snow blow their way out after last night's snow storm that dropped several good evening everyone, i'm amanda goodman.

keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> back inhe u.s., the fbi says it foiled a new year's eve terror plot inspired by isis. a man under arrest accused of planning to attack people as they celebrated in rochestete new york. now t t city has canceled its fireworks we get details from jonathan jonathan jonathan dean. >> reporter: the fbi says this is a man planning to carry out a new year's eve slaughter. after communicating with an i is fighter in syria. the criminal complaint details his alleged talks around christmas day with an isis supporter overseas. he wrote, he was ready to give up everything to fight with isis in syria. his handler answers, for now, do what you can over there. take as many as possible out just this week, accordingngo the fbi, he wenen to this walmart and bought two black ski masks, zip ties, two knives, a machete, ammonia duct tape and gloves. >> the timing of this arrest, illustrates threats that are current and that counterterrorism agencies are dealing with at this very moment. >> reporter: tpe 25-year-old u.s. citizen has a criminal past, serving fivee years for

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, kristen welker. >> good evening, tonight we begin with a nation increasingly on edge as details slowly emerge about the san bernardino shooters and the weapons had he used to carry out their vicious attack. in an online radio broadcast today isis praises the two shooters. and this comes as the president is ramping up his language, saying the attack was an act of terror, and it's possible the shooters were radicalized. we've got it all covered. and we begin with nbc's miguel almigar in redlands, california. >> reporter: in this community outside los angeles neighbors tell nbc news syed farook and tashfeen malik appeared to lead an ordinary life. but inside their redlands home, there were signs they were plotting and planning a terrorist attack. >> we have several down in a conference room. several down. >> reporter: today the militant group isis praised the attack, calling the couple mar terse and followers. but u.s. government sources say there is no evidence the at

nbc news has learned that farook was at the magnum range in riverside. as recently as sunday and monday last week. a source closely tied to the range said he was there for hours and was a pretty good shot. the range turned over surveillance footage to the fbi in the hours after the attack. investigators say they are meticulously trying to recreate the shooting inside of the inland regional center. >> do you have any sense at this point who was in control during the attack? did tashfeen malik fire the first shot. >> we have no idea who is in control. >> reporter: today farook's father made no comment as he entered his home and telling an italian newspaper over the weekend his son was obsessed with israel and shared the same ideology as isis leader al-baghdadi. farook's mother was questioned by the fbi for hours after the rampage. lawyers for the family say she lived in the same rented house and helped take care of the baby. >> the mother stayed to herself. i think she stayed upstairs and so she would have been separate and not really known much about what

for all of us at nbc news, thank you for night.the cy-hawk showdown tips off in just half an hour... see how a new coach is adding new interest in how the rivalry will play out this time. today we learned how much money state leaders will have to spend when they meet in january. why experts predict fewer fewer tax dollars will be collected. presidential candidate, marco rubio, is back in iowa. the plan he says will help veterans find better care... and why for rubio, veterans affairs are a family affair. tonight, we start with a developing story out of wappello county... a woman accused of killing a toddler nearly two-years ago is good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dan winters.

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. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, this political season of outrage and provocation has taken what many see as an ominous turn with donald trump's call to use religion as a determining factor as to who can come into this country. legal experts believe his proposal to ban muslims from entry is unconstitutional and it certainly echoes of a dark and shameful chapter of our nation's past. but coming from the leading republican candidate for president, it can't be ignored or dismissed. and now, six days after muslim extremists killed 14 people in california, trump has opened a fault line that cuts across the political landscape and one that some fear could further endanger american security. we have full coverage beginning with nbc's katie tur outside trump tower. hi, katy. >> reporter: good evening, lester. his supporters see strength in donald trump where they have only seen weakness in president obama. they see him as bringing them into the mainstream and telling them that they are right, there is

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janet shamlian, nbc news, new york. >> tomorrow in our series we go inside los alamos to see how thetop secret nuclear weapons lab came to the forefront of groundbreaking research that could change the fight against cancer. >>> we're back in a moment with a state of emergency declared in one american city over a toxin. that's endangering the children there. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in flint, michigan, after high levels of lead were found in children's blood. the mayor calls it, quote, a man made disaster. he blames lead contamination in the water supply after a cost cutting decision last year to switch from using detroit's system to using the flint river. that decision was reversed in october. people there are warned not to drink unfiltered tap water. >>> a class action lawsuit has now been filed over a popular hair care line that so many people use. many you've seen those commercials on tv featuring celebrities for wen hair care. as stephanie gosk reports, hundreds now claim wen products have a startling side effect -- hair loss. >> reporter: the promises are bold.

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joe fryer, nbc news, kent, washington. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. for all of us here at nbc news, thanks for good night. gerard: right now, violence heading into the holidays. people marching in hopes to send a message to take back the streets. also, a special session finished. it will bring a huge financial investment to the valley. and holidays are all about giving, not getting.

jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon. >>> many americans are on edge following the recent terror cks in paris and san bernardino. in our brand new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, 40% say the federal government's top priority is national security and terrorism. that number has more than doubled since april, and 29% say they're worried that they, or a loved one, will be the victim of a terror attack. but today, for the second time in just over a week, president obama argued that his strategy against isis is working. this time he made those comments in a rare appearance at the pentagon. >> last month in november we dropped more bombs on isil targets than any other month since this campaign started. the point is isil leaders cannot hide and our next message to them is simple, you are next. >> the president was at the pentagon for a meeting with his national security council. on thursday he will also visit the national counterterrorism center before traveling to hawaii on friday for christmas vacation. >>> let's turn now to the missed signs in the san bernardino terror attack. as

10 news at 6:00. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> we begin at 6:00 with breaking news11-year-old girl has been hit by a stray bullet. this along luzerne street. police tell us the girl was shot in the foot as she walked home from school around 3:30 this afternoon. here's a look at the scene tonight, they are still looking for the shooter. the girl is in stable condition at the hospital. >>> also tonight -- >> he was a great person. possibly the best person i've ever met in my entire life. >> a stadium filled with tears as family, friends, and teammates remember a football player killed riding a skateboard. the student was hit by a car over the weekend in bucks county. the driver stopped and police say it was a tragic accident. nbc 10's doug shimell is in doylestown with more on this afternoon's tribute. >> reporter: the freshman football team walked on to the field, minus a star quarterback. and steven kim's family wished it was just another game. >> i loved him so much. >> reporter: but his sister and the hundreds of students were still in shock that the ninth grader

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. >> the news continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> developing tonight, the missing hours in san bernardino. a mystery gap in the terror timeline. and breaking now, flames erupt at a california mosque. witnesses say it was a firebomb. >>> predator cop. a shocking abuse of power. a police officer found guilty of attacking women, threatening to arrest them if they dn't submit. tonight the woman who brought him down. >>> nightmare scenario. richard angle investigates how easy it is to get a fake american passport overseas. concerns isis fighters could slip into the count country. >>> banned onboard. one of the season's must have items. >>> fighting back. thieves swiping packages off front porches. how law enforcement is setting the bait and catching them in the act. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> trying to understand the full intentions of a san bernardino terrorist the fbi is focused on those anxious four and half hours between the office park massacre and the blazing shoot-out with police th

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continues now with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. and a reminder the celebration before the tree lighting at the blue cross riverrink begins any minute. we'll stream the event live on our website, nbc10.com and on our nbc 10 news app. hope you'll join us again at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. the pledge of allegiance to isis. the shocking message from the female attacker in san bernardino posted on facebook right as the massacre began. the fbi now saying their investigating an act of terrorism that claimed so many lives. >>> also the bomb factory found in the suspect's garage. a bag packed with apparent pipe bombs, crushed cell phones in attempt to erase the electronic trail as we see inside the apartment where they plotted to kill. what the suspects' sister is telling nbc news about the sign wlz something was wrong. >>> tonight richard engel on the kind of attackers on american soil that authorities fear the most and why they are so hard to stop. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.

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anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with why you may not be able to buy a hotiday gift from one of the biggest online retailers. >>> tonight on this busiest shipping day of the year for both the u.s. postal service and fedex, news about two of the hottest gifts this holiday season. amazon has stopped selling several models of the so-called hoverboards over concerns about the risk of fires caused by their lithium ion batteries. the consumer products safety commission is investigating reports of at least 11 such instances, and all of the country's major airlines have banned them from flights. >>> and another item on so many wish lists, drones. if you own one or you plan to give one as a gift, it will have to be registered with the government. new rules at the faa is detailing tonight as the feds try to cut down on the close calls between drones and airplanes, more than 1,000 just this year. here's nbc's tom costello with more. >> reporter: it's the must have gadget of the year, more than 400,000 drones are expected to be sold over the holidays, a whopping 1.5 mil

miguel almaguer, nbc news, tucson, arizona. >>> beautiful photos. that is "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for have a great night. >>> oprah's emotional new revelation about her life long struggle with weight. >> it's what's coming up right now. >> on "entertainment tonight." >> every time i tried and