the lucky ones will soon fly to southern norway. the unlucky ones, those from countries considered safe enough, will be forced to go back. camp director henry osema tells us for now his goal is to give possible. >> we expect this to continue throughout the winter. i'm afraid it's going to happen. i fear we are going to lose some lives. death somewhere. has rested after their long trip and is trying to come to terms with their new reality and what lies ahead. >> how are you feeling right now? >> unhappy. >> unhappy? because you're not at home? >> reporter: as hard as it is to leave home and loved ones behind, seeing your country torn apart, the pain is compounded for so many like this family and this man when forced to accept their new status at refugees. >> i don't know, i'm regretting my decision to emigrate. yeah, i'm seriously regretting my decision. >> reporter: for so many of the hundreds of thousands trying to make their way to europe, it's not a decision at all. but a question of surviving and building a new life. and they'll

many people were forced to evacuate their homes, while a major roadway connecting western and southern norway was shut down. meteorologists are calling this a "200-year flood". you might say it's raining cats and dogs in portland, oregon. take the example of this swimming kitty! she didn't like being carried across a flooded street. apparently she decided the best way to get across -- was to swim. the cat's owner safely recovered the would-be "cat-fish". the portland area has received several inches of rain since after the break... from agriculture to aqua- culture... one northwest iowa producer grows crustations instead of corn. and you've got email. the u-s postal service is testing a notification service that emails customers images of letter sized mail they'll be receiving. a northwestern iowa a oducer is supplying g e state with shrimp. ktiv's tommie clark visited his unique farm and shows us how he's going from agriculture...t o aquaculture. << "iowa's known for its farming, but there's one type you may not have heard of before-- aquaculture...speci fically, shrimp." dalton van zanten a

many people were forced to major roadway connecting western and southern norway was shut down. meteorologists are calling this a "200-year flood". and warn affected areas could be in for even more heavy downpours. sabrina: (anchor toss to wx) sam: adlib toss. sam: weather adlib: today is going to be another gorgeous december day, although again it's going to feel way warmer than we should be this time of year! expect mostly sunny skies during most of the day with a few afternoon clouds and highs in the mid 50s. overnight tonight a big push of warm air is going to keep us staying very mild with lows in the mid 40s. thursday is going to be amazing with a high likely right around 59 here in the metro and a strong west wind. friday we should be really nice still with highs falling back a bit to the mid 50s. saturday is going to be a wet day especially in southeast iowa with sunday being central iowa's best chance for more showers. next week we'll fall back to with a couple small snow chances. sabrina this year...santa may be missing his sabrina this year...santa may be missing his

many people were forced to evacuate there as well, while a and southern norway was shut down. jamie: bruins and celtics have this tuesday night off. but they are back in action tomorrow night, the b's play at the montreal canadiens. that's a tough game. bulls. congratulations to that girl, merrimack high school volleyball star joe an coffey, she's been named the gatorade player of the year. it's a repeat for the coffey family, her older sister won it last year. 724 assists this season and finished her career with a state record 2,056 assists, she will play in college at snhu. that will begin next year. and some great photos from the dartmouth big green hockey team, they visited chad yesterday, the children's hospital at dartmouth hitchcock. it's an annual tradition. look at the photo on the left, they're playing a game of 7up. that looks like josh mcelveen at his desk every day at 4:00, we all have to be really quite fret for the show. jeerpz sometimes it's nap time. josh: or practice. thank you, jamie. up next, a story that has people talking. jean: an ohio man is refusing to

it forced residents to flee, and washed out major roadway with the western and southern part of norwayunfortunately the area could see even more heavy rain later on this week. and we know here in the u.s., port lan oregon saw the most rain ever yesterday. just a lot of areas hit with rain, but not us. >> not us at all, so often see extreme like that somewhere dealing with a total opposite elsewhere. and we're on to the better end that far, obviously, we expect to see full sunshine really the next couple of days, nice warm up to go with it. >> i can't believe this weekend's forecast, kate. >> i wait until you see the seven day. if you're a fan of mild air, now, dow feel for the folks at the ski resort, and anybody that obviously loves to ski. this is just really hard sees ton get going here. if you like the mild air, this is not bad news, at all, let me get you outside, start things off by taking you first and for most here to what's happening, or what has happened, with our climate thus far in the month of december. well, okay. our obviously only seven days into the month so far. but,

southern california. tonight it's 6 0% contained. winds and firefighters tackled the fire, making huge progress today. an evacuation order has been lifted. a family from norway captured really incredible video of the flames pouring over the hills there like molten lava. >> i feel like this is my last bit of life. i was in total shock. my camera was shaking. we're from the netherlands. we have no experience with these fires, and we didn't know how bad it could be. >> no homes burned in that fire. authorities have reopened a stretch of the pacific coast highway. one state park remains closed as chris continued to tackle the remaining flames. >>> coming up next on news 4 at 11:00, it is one of the holidays' hottest gifts. yikes, that hurt. how some are finding out the hard way, use it at your own risk. >>> plus, we're in for another possible record-breaking day but a drastic change in your forecast. erica has your detailed forecast >>> they're said to be one of this wow. th ge hover board said to be one of the hottest gifts. some words of advice. it might take a while to get the hang of it. as you can see from these folks, some people have been learning the har

parts of orangeburg county, into norway, western ruffled county, into the lower richland county area, from east over to hopkins, moving into western sumter county and southern parts of kershaw. rain still continues. it's light to moderate rain. temperatures are still very warm. now 71 in lexington. 71 columbia. orangeburg 72. cooler in newberry at 68 degrees. the whole setup now is we have a stationary front sagging over the northern part of the state and an approaching cold front. but as this makes it's way to the palmetto state it will stall out from the upstate to the lowcountry. so our rain chances will continue especially for today. highs from the middle to upper 70s. we could be breaking a record of 79 here in columbia. overnight tonight we'll still have rain showers and opportunities for light to moderate rain, lows in the lower to middle 60s. as we get ready for our famously hot new year, rain chances are going down. now a slight chance for rain by midnight 52 degrees. we're on track for a nice new year's eve. but we have to get through the rain. good chance of rain tomorrow, starting of a little bit of fog in the morning. high of 74. 70 new year's

many people were forced to evacuate there as well, while a and southern norway was shut down. jamie: bruins and celtics have this tuesday night off. but they are back in action tomorrow night, the b's play at the montreal canadiens. that's a tough game. bulls. congratulations to that girl, merrimack high school volleyball star joe an coffey, she's been named the gatorade player of the