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what is, pete, very kind of unusual -- and it was the superintendent saying that it was an unusual threatecause it is so specific, pete? >> yes. and because it listed several schools and was explicit about how the attack would be carried out, we're told, or attacks would be carried out. made some other references that, frankly, i think it is best that we not report to discourage copycats here. but just because of the wording of it, sort of picking up, if you will, on the zeitgeist right now, they put all those factors together and decided to take action. >> san bernardino changed a lot of things, and among the things it changed is precisely how you deal with a threat like this. there are reports these two terrorists in san bernardino had plans to attack possibly other places, other larger places, possibly even including something like this. san bernardino's changed things. >> yes, i think so. of course, other school shootings, other mass shootings as well. go all the way back to columbine changed things. you can sort of understand why they are doing this but i would hope that by the end o

the twin cities had been enjoying an unusually mild winter so far this year. but in much of the east, the warmth persists... several cities from columbia, south carolina to new york's central park set new record highs. "who would have thunk it, new york christmas, right? never think this." meteorologists say much of the wild weather can be blamed on el nino unusually warm water in the pacific ocean. perhaps the easiest thing to predict in the wild winter of 2015 is how unpredictable it can be. chris pollone, nbc news, boston. a christmas morning crash left six people hospitalized including a family with three young children. it happened yesterday morning around 11 ...about five miles east of fort dodge on highway d 20 according to the iowa state patrol... a jeep wrangler hit justin henry's pickup truck head on. inside, his fiance brooke and the family along with the other driver was transported to unity point hospital. a go fund me page is set up for the family and says the youngest child, a six month old boy suffers from a broken femur... the oldest has a bro

what's causing the unusually mild temperatures? nbc's chris pollone takes a look. << for many of us, it certainly doesn't look or feel a lot like christmas many cities in the east have set record high temperatures this month in buffalo, new york, golfers are still hitting the links. (sot / john taylor/buffalo native :12 - :15) "last year this time we were all digging out of a lot of snow." the un-winter like weather is caused by a strong "el-nino" a huge area of unusually warm water in the pacific ocean. it's hitting eastern ski resorts hard. many in new england remain closed heading into the pivotal christmas week. (sot / no id) christmas is a really important holiday for us, and it's not looking good. and retailers are feeling the pinch, too (sot / steve schreader - retailer :34 - :38) "usually most retailers will start started ours last week." on the plus side, many cities which saw budgets busted by snow removal last year haven't had to shell it out this year. but not everyone is enjoying tee-shirt weather. snow blankets much o

this is a little unusual. craving pickles may be about needing salt. ice cream could be about something called sweet and rich in carbs. but how do you explain cravings to eat dirt, paper, rubber? something is missing in the body and can't be treat. when this woman was pregnant chrissy's house was being built at the time and she was surrounded by dirt and she was overcome by an urge to eat it. times that i actually did just because it just because overwhelming you know, the craving that gritty taste, um, so, yeah, it was -- it was creepy. >> reporter: it's not as odd as you might think. it's a condition called pica that was first described in 500 ad and although the cravings may be unusual, the condition isn't. >> some women feel ashamed to talk to you about it. people say between 8 and 80% of pregnancies can be associated with this condition. >> reporter: this doctor is at ohio state university wexner medical center. she has seen women craving everything from dirt to ashes, rubber bands, paper, and even powdered laundry detergent. most of the time it's

it's unusual. but you don't want to wait for something bad to happen before you add some kind of security. it's wide open right now. >> hm. who would have thought? >> that's part of the problem. nobody thought about it that they are all on a computer network and that network is vulnerable. so you can get into it via the network. >> thank you, dr. max. >>> a teenager from virginia receives a life changing christmas gift. 13-year-old rebecca jenson unwrapped a new hand at marymount university in arlington on tuesday. she received is from an alumni who created the 3d printed hand to teach her children a lesson. >> i wanted to teach them what it meant to give and not receive this christmas. >> i was very surprised. >> i kept getting phone calls and emails and she was aware that something was happening. but i managed to deflect, divert, distract. [ laughter ] >> the professor involved in the project has been printing 3d hands for those in need through an organization called, enabling the future. >>> it'

for a day predicted to have tough commutes for many drivers - some would say this was unusual. unusual.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee continues our team coverage from a different perspective. perspective. "nat pop police car." car." i'm surprised we haven't seen something like that yet. the first icy snowfall of the season means slick commutes - -so far so good.but those aren't the words you usually to helping iowans iowans "especially rear enders."after detouring into ditches. ditches. "this is uncommon." corporal jeff hartwig braced himself for cars skirting off and sliding out of lanes. lanes. it's really fortunate that, and not normal that, we haven't had something yet or somebody in the ditch just needing help.so the unusually empty roads - less vehicles on the roadway are definitely a positive.and wintry mix covering them them i'd say the roads aren't too bad but they are not great either.isn't the typical combination. combination.across the corridor - -interstates leaving town aren't bustling with high traffic either.cars still slid into ditches - and cedar rapids police

that is just the beginning of what will be an unusually warm week. we'll show you when we'll likely break some records coming up in a few minutes. >> now rob coverage tonight with that great forecast in the morning meteorologist shiri spear will be tracking all those important holiday temperatures. you can catch her report starting at 4:00 a.m. we want to turn to breaking news out of new hampshire, across state police police chase ends in a crash. we got this video out of seabrook, new hampshire. tell fox 25 that troopers pulled this car over on 95 south in danvers just before 7:00 p.m. now the driver took off crossed the highway and started going north. new hampshire police took over the pursuit after the suspect crossed the border and the crash happened shortly after. still awaiting word on the condition of that driver. >> tragedy striking the coastal town of westport tonight. a 4-year-old boy killed in a house fire. fox 25's jim morelli spoke with the victim's family. >> by all acts horrific fire here in westport a little boy trapped in the flames

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so yesterday's storms were unusual. meteorologist britley ritz is back now to explain how and why this outbreak happened. states across the south are cleaning up after a states across the south are destructive severe weather outbreak. there are at least 14 reports of tornadoes in mississippi. and the national weather service says one of them may have been on the ground for 150 miles! so -- how common are tornadoes in december? what conditions must exist for a tornado to form? when was the last torordo in iowa in december? a very unusual event. bruce? thanks, britley. thousands of people in at least seven states are assessing damage from several tornadoes that killed at least eleven people. a-b-c's elizabeth hur reports the damage in tennessee and mississippi is so extensive, the governors have declared states of emergency. kathy swopshire church damaged phil bryant governor of mississippi elizabeth hur new york the tornadoes.. so powerful.. homes were demolished.. tractor trailers flipped and debris tossed for miles.. a

the twin cities has been enjoying an unusually mild winter so far this year.ut the warmth persists. several cities from columbia, south carolina, to new york's central park says new record highs. >> who would have thunk it, right? new york, christmas, never think this. >> reporter: meteorologists say much of the wild weather can be blamed on el nino, unusually warm water in the pacific ocean. perhaps the most unusual thing is how unpredictable it can be. >>> here at home, the poconos are feeling effects of the warm weather. camel back is closed for skiing and snow tubing today. they'll restart their snow making operations and reopen as soon as possible. you can see that lack of snow at the resort in this video. and one winter activity that people in our area can take advantage of right now, ice skating. this is a live look. lots of people out there tonight. it's actually cold enough tonight for people to skate. >> now your inspect 10 first alert weather. >>> it was a little cooler, temperatures in the 50s throughout the day. we had a high of 63, but that came

that is quite unusual, unusual words from chancellor merkel. if you look at the course of the whole year, the different crises that germany and the europe have effaced, from ukraine to the greek debt crisis to the refugee situation, you would have to say you find that same quality of resolute determination on the part of angela merkel, and in retrospect, we may look back at this year and say that 2015 was the year she really found her stride as a leader. brent: but at the same time, melinda, she said she is going to reduce the number of refugees. we have gone from an open door policy to bringing down the number of people coming in. do you know how she is planning to make that happen? melinda: she would say the door is still open to those who are entitled to refugee status, but we need much better work here at home on registering refugees, on sorting out those who are entitled from those who are not, much quicker processing of applications, and deportation of those who don't qualify. that is the national level. she talked about initiatives at th

our coast is alive with unusual marine life citing and everyone wants to know what is behind it . >> el niÑo. >> everyone knows el niÑo brings unusually warm waters pumping up the winter storms that these seas stretching all the way up to alaska could be fueling marine activity and it is something completely separate . >> there is another phenomenon out there called the bob -- warm blob. basically, a pool of warm water, unusually warm water off the gulf of alaska that happened over the last year or two and the reason for that [ indiscernible ] but we think it is actually related to the california drought. >> they have been watching these two phenomena. they are coincidently converging at the same time. >> there are two separate entities and only during el niÑo's do we see warmer than normal water on the california coast. so that tells me there is a cause and effect. >> even though el niÑo is on everyone's mind this winter, it may actually be a pop. it could be creating warm seas and whether -- weather. >> it has an impact. with the upcoming el niÑo, the thought will be that these wil

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. >> it would be so unusual, it's already unusual to have a husband and wife team, if this does prove to be terror, because women, we know in chechnyia, the black widows who mourn their husbands and have been terrorists. it's a very unusual role for a muslim woman even though there are isis women often they are women who have been captive. i want to also ask you about the bomb making factory. we now have some pictures. take us through what we know about these pipe bombs and the pictures that the police released. >> reporter: well, this was dozens of bombs were made in the garage of this house in redlands where the farooks lived. this is the device left in the inland center on wednesday that didn't go off, the remote control device. this is a bag of pipe bombs there. what we are told is authorities have found three other remote control devices in that house in redlands and of course, it raises the question, all these bombs, all the rounds, the thousands and thousands of rounds of ammunition they had, what else were they planning? surely it wasn't just one thing. were they going to star

we'll take care of making the snow. >> reporter: this unusually balmy weather had toes on display in buffalo earlier this week. >> something else you'll see around town. people are wearing flip-flops, like me. >> reporter: ski gear sitting on shelves in minnesota. >> we're not seeing customers come in for the winter specific stuff. >> reporter: even keeping vermont bears from their beauty rest, hibernation. and who'd imagine a round of golf on long island in late december? they had a global warming open here last weekend when it hit almost 70. not as mild today. about in the mid 40s. but still warm enough to putt, chip or free. mike meehan said some golfers are breaking out the short sleeves. >> last year the first couple weeks of december on the weekends we had about 51 players. this year we've had 397. >> reporter: so whether it will ever that coat you've been eyeing remains to be seen. buy it anyway. if nothing else, for a rainy day. it's probably on sale. ron mott, nbc news, old westbury, long island. >>> after a chilly weekend that unseasonably warm weather in the eastern part o

. >> we had unusual assignment had aear we get -- we unusual assignment this year. it turned out that was the strategy that bought -- brought everyone to the table. -- believing eventually, that our unity would crack on the democratic side. it did not than as a result, we had an opportunity to go to the table. house, democrats and feel that republicans in congress and it was that meeting that led to a budget agreement and an agreement to extend the debt ceiling that really started us on the path to where we are right today -- to where we arrived today. -- she really set the template when it came to negotiating with now speaker ryan on a long-term budget agreement. we followed her example with this agreement and came up with a means of funding our government without a shutdown, which i think is essential. making certain we addressed some critical issues, do you remember was the export import bank beyond reach, no one could touch it. it was a third rail and congressional politics -- in congressional politics. the people making all the noise had -- did not have the vot

rainfall amounts by the time all is said and done should range between 1-3", which is unusually high for this time of year. bre: we'll have more coming up in main weather. nikki: thanks bre. now if you're looking for the most up to date weather visit our website, we are iowa dot com. local 5's interactive radar shows you what's happening door. nikki: tough decisions for west des moines public schools. after enrollment dropped by more than a hundred students, the district now will have less money to spend on its programs--and some are on the chopping block. but before any decisions are made, they're asking the public for help local five's jacob peklo joins us now with more on the discussion. jacob? jacob nikki, the district needs to cut nearly eight-hundred thousand dollars from its budget for next year. so, some long- time programs may not be offered next year. but there's a big group of students and parents that are hoping some of those are spared. lilah fidler has been taking japanese classes for two years in west des moines. nats but because enrollment dipped by 133 students, the

this is really unusual for christmas. i think it's one we will all remember. >> let's turn now to msnbc's sarah dallof in new york city's central park. normally this time of year that park would be chillier and it wouldn't be a surprise to see it covered in snow, though it looks a little different from what we can see behind you. >> reporter: yeah. very different this year. in fact, the normal monthly average for december in new york, 37 1/2 degrees. today, believe it or not, we are looking at a high of 74 degrees. certainly does not feel like december in new york. we have already broken the record for warmest christmas eve on record. that was 63 degrees at midnight. we were already at 64 degrees. we had temperatures drop a little within the last hour. we are starting to feel some rain. a few people will be dealing with today the scattered showers as well as patchy fog. however, lot of people out enjoying the weather, taking advantage of these warmer temperatures. for some, being able to run outside in short sleeves and s

for a day expected to have tough commutes - some would call today unusual. unusual.the marion police department says having fewer accidents is unusual for the rst snowfall of the season. season.fox 28 news reporter steffi lee cocoinues tonight's team coverage. coverage. "nat pop police car." car." i'm surprised we haven't seen something like that yet. the first icy snowfall of the season means slick commutes - -so far so good.but those aren't the words you usuallyly hear from someone who's used to helping iowans iowans "especially rear enders."after detouring into ditches. ditches. "this is uncommon." corporal jeff hartwig braced himself for cars skirting off and sliding out of lanes. lanes. it's really fortunate that, and not normal that, we somebody in the ditch just needing help.so the unusually empty roads + less vehicles on the roadway are definitely a positive.and wintry mix covering them them i'd say the roads aren't too bad but they are not great either.isn't the typical combination. combination.across the corridor - -interstates leaving town aren't

an unusually mild start to the day tomorrow. look at these temperatures to greet you as you head out and the rain is coming to an end. during the afternoon it is a few degrees cooler but that is still 50's in mid december. the wind will make it feel a little bit chillier but a lot easier to take that strong wind when it is # 5 than if it was bitterly cold out. cooler weather comes in overnight tomorrow night and cooler day. as i mentioned, that is still above where we should be this time of the year. there is the wind tomorrow west through the early evening. a few higher gusts are possible. that is why there is a wind advisory in effect. 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. there's the visibility. still pockets of low visibility but not as widespread as it was earlier. we're not seeing that quarter and half mile visibility. things have improved. tomorrow visibility will be fine. wednesday sunshine and a few patchy clouds with the somewhat cooler weather. next system comes in on thursday. by midday and afternoon more wet weather up from the s

the clerk was too upset to talk about the incident. >> it is certain the unusual. ray: these photos show the robbery that is in manchester. it may not have been the first of its kind, but manchester police cannot recall another robbery like this one. >> an unknown assailant walked up to the cashews foods and allegedly doused it with lighter fluid and threatened to ignite and the clerk complied. the robber then took off. >> to believe he fled on foot on hayward street and the cane on -- can i track negative results. ray: police was uninjured but was unable to provide a description of the robber. the threat he made to doused the booth on fire. ray: police say the robbery does not appear to be connected to any others for their checking on that. -- but they are checking on that. as the holidays are upon us, robberies increased. there is good news in manchester concerning robberies. >> we are down 11% from the same timeframe last year in 2014. ray: manchester police are not sure exactly why robberies are down this year, but they have been proactive, they say, meeting wi

steve: unusually warm weather three days before christmas. kurtis gertz shows us if there is any chance for snowfall friday. kurtis: we will probably get some rain first but there is a small chance. beautiful shot coming in from our webcam in rockwell city. it is a little breezy. temperatures cool but not bad for december. wind chill, 33. southeast winds at 13. at sunrise tomorrow, i think there is to be a pretty good chance of rain out there. looks to be a soggy wednesday. temperatures in the upper 40's tomorrow. 3:00 p.m. temperature, 43. the fog broke free to a little bit of sunshine. there is a system spinning up in north dakota with some snow. that is headed up into manitoba. that front will drag through. much of the midwest will be on the mild side. 60 in chicago, 60 in detroit. 66 in st. louis. a limit of a mix in minneapolis. colder air up to the west-northwest. this front slides through tomorrow. an area of low pressure into the state. squeeze out just a little bit of light snow. the rain intensifies a bit. here's a little bit about

ready for christmas, we found another toy shop in an unusual location. we traveled to springfield, south dakota for the story. << (nat of wood shop) sounds of hard work and sawdust fill the air. (quick nat) all, by two inmates doing hard time at the mike durfee state prison in springfield, south dakota. :01 "you come into prison you get in trouble and you kind of feel like you're always the bad guy." john bringman (bring-man) from rapid city feels good about what he does here. :06 so, it's kind of nice to come in and give back. or :06 so, it's kind of nice to come in and give back do something that makes you feel good. you can see the joy in the kids when they come in and get things." (wanted to not use the word good again). the construction technology program at the prison started making toys five-years ago. :37 "the guys put a lot of effort to it. more detail into it. :43 we make pay loaders, trains and puzzles they put a lot of effort into it," said alan mudder, shop foreman. five-hundred toys created for that first season. and, double this december.

nothing unusual. when i arrived, i arrived here around 5:53 in the morning. because i pay the parking. everything was normal. the first train that was on the right side left. we went to the train on the left side. nothing unusual. nothing... it was really, really weird. it was really confusing. everything was dark. everything was stopped. and we were trying to open the doors. we couldn't. we were trying to press the buttons to the emergency room. and nobody heard. and the people on the first car were trying to knock on the door of the conductor. that is when we discovered there was nobody there. >> we were trying... my only concern was people trying to open the train when we didn't know what was going on. >> as it was moving? >> no. when it was stopped. people were trying to breaking the windows so we could get out. which i was not going to do. i don't know if, you know, the line is on and off. some people were trying to break the windows. most of the people were trying to open the doors. and some other people were just trying to call and see what's going on.

it's not an unusual event.is jail and there are dangerous people in this jail. >> but this time, these inmates, some accused of violent crimes, did something good. letters pour in for them from all over the world. >> you never seen inmates run to save an officer's life. we're in jail, committed a crime at one time or another. you know, we do have a heart, too. >> deputy moon has since retired. terrell carswell says he was is well liked by everyone around the jail. >> moon was like a father to me. he helped inmates. he could deal with anybody. >> they respected this guy, and it's human nature to protect someone you respect and care about. if it weren't for the fact that dieguez got there when he did and took the action that he did, this might have had a bad ending for us. >> instead, he says, he has seen a positive change in the inmates around pod 7. >> you can see that they're holding their chests a little higher, they're walking a little taller. >>> coming up, desperation at a mcdonald's drive-through window.

news 4's ted greenberg spent the day at the shore to get a look at some very unusual sights. >> reporter: a t-shirt and shorts were all tom fallon needed on the beach with his dog rita, this very mild christmas eve in ocean city. >> i kind of like it. i like it a lot. it's good to run in, that's for sure. >> reporter: brian kune and girlfriend danielle drove down for the day from west chester to take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather and to get some johnson's popcorn. >> it feels like it's spring. it's beautiful. and a mostly fogged-in boardwalk, johnson's had lines of customers this day before christmas. the manager says nearly two months of above-normal temperatures have continued to lure people to the coast. >> this year it's been one of our busiest years ever. we've had not only a lot of orders on the internet but a ton of customers have come in. >> reporter: the owner of john and patty's on asbury avenue says mother nature already delivered an early christmas present by providing weeks of warmth. >> it's helped a lot. we're probably up about 30%. >> reporter: the restaurant

tomorrow morning, but the other big story is the unusual warm, almost record breaking record. not just the next couple of days but through the weekend, even into the early part of next week, it comes to an end monday night into tuesday when the next good soaking rain. 50 in boston. the numbers unusually warm for the middle of the afternoon and an hour after sunset, we're still warm. 51 in hyannis. keene, 43 degrees an we're keeping an eye on keene. already have dense fog forming there. if you look at the winds right now, where we do have a wind, it's generally blowing in from the south, southerly wind, usually brings very mild weather and we're going to see south to southwesterly winds for the next several days, and that's why we're expecting such mild temperatures, but winds are light and in many areas, dead calm and it's that calm wind that could allow some fog to develop and again, already is keene. so do look out for that till 8:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. a frontal bound wrightbol just off the screen here, just on the you can already tell, some high thin clouds streaming in. uni

can you explain why it is unusual?oif you've got another hour give me, amy, i can go over everything with you. i will give you the highlights. first of all, the officers have criminal defense attorneys. they ignored their attorney's advice to remain silent in the grand jury process. so what they did is, they wrote prepared eight minutes. they took the oath in front of the grand jury, and then read those statements to the grand jury. what is extremely unusual here is any other situation if these were not police officers, the prosecutor would be salivating at the opportunity to then wave-examine the people to their for the minute right. that is what they did. they waved their fifth amendment right to remain silent. so that is one big thing. the second big thing, the prosecutor mcginty hired three experts, all of whom concluded that this was a justified shooting. those experts would be normally selected by the defense attorneys. the attorneys representing the police officers, there is not any randomness -- when an attorne

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that's just so unusual. two, they got in and out so quickly. the thought is they must have been familiar with that building. that implies that they had been in there before. so they're going to look and talk to people, have you seen people that look like this in that building in the last couple of weeks? did they look familiar to you? is there any reason to think that they might have been in there -- is there any reason to think at least some of them at some point -- because they seemed to get in and out so quickly and not just wandering around. so that can be a piece of information as well. >> i would think there would have to be in terms of questioning people who were there, if there had been any ongoing disputes, or disgruntled people. >> right. who's got a grudge? >> that's the kind of things that would produce leads very quickly, i would think. >> yes. undoubtedly, it's clear that there are leads that they're running down based on that. they'll be chasing a lot of leads here. most of them won't lead to the bad guys. >> all right, pete. let

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how unusual is it?hink the case is unusual, present-dayiven the law were there were not only seeking to bar people from the specific activity, but try to govern people's speech. they were trying to order that the people there were suing anyone associated with them could not promote any kind of protest that they had a post on facebook and twitter that the protest was canceled and that they wouldn't be allowed to promote the protest on facebook or twitter. request forhe unusual and, unfortunately, they were denied. it was also unusual because they did not ask to ban anyone from the property, they just said they can't demonstrate -- which itself is really vague. what does that mean? does that mean you can go to the mall with a group of people and talk about police killings? was think the way the case handled probably wasn't unusual, but the kind of case the mall of america brought where they were trying to abuse her power and money in a way that so violates people's first amendment rights is unusual. juan: