man named rod helped us load up in the boat and took us to the elementary school just across the street. and then my husband waited out in the water and flagged down a bigger boat which had shannon and travis on that boat and they took us to safety as our neighborhood was impassable by car or foot. yeah. so they were our heros on monday to help us evacuate. nash, what was that like for you to see all of the water? not very scary for me. it was kind of fun. kind of scary. it was kind of fun? it was kind of fun to see the water in your neighborhood. kind of cool? at the same time. yeah. have you ever seen anything like that, nash? no. shannon, why were you out the there in when did you decide to get a boat. we got a text from a church family members an asked if i
and being able to drive 15 minutes away, change, load up, get your rifles and your gear and go back and kill everybody, as a revenge motive of workplace violence is not out of the realm of possibility. doesn t mean it s absolute. the preparations, i think, is what sets you off from somebody being thrown out of a meeting. but if somebody lives close by, you know, they could go back and come back within an hour and do that. of course, workplace violence, of course, just massacring everybody, we ve seen that happen before. usually, we ve seen lone actors, but a family member, a close other, sometimes can be involved. nbc news law enforcement analyst former atf agent in charge, jim cavanaugh. i know we ll be back with you. i want to go back now to near the site of this morning s shooting, to nbc news correspondent blake mccoy. blake, we were talking earlier about the possible presence of potentially explosive devices on scene. police say they re now about to approach those in some way?
is what happens ow, geez. oh, gosh. and there s another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they re all load up, as you can see with snow. that probably wasn t the best idea i ve had this weekend. no, it isn t. and the attack isn t over. they re having a great time, as you can see. and even when a reporter is expecting snow day fun it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes ali he can still get taken for a spin. that was a bad idea. at riverside park, rob leff. clearly reporting on weather in the outside is no walk in the park, but surely a reporter is safe inside the studio. not always. as idaho falls anchors justine bouvier and tommy can tell you.
really means when he calls over a weather channel colleague to take a wind speed reading. allow me to introduce you to mike seidel of the weather channel. what s your reading? we re kind of protected here it s not just hurricanes that have sent mike seidel flying. he s also found snow and ice on the ground can turn a weather report into a major slipup. is what happens ow, geez. oh, gosh. and there s another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they re all load up, as you can see with snow. that probably wasn t the best idea i ve had this weekend. no, it isn t. and the attack isn t over. they re having a great time, as you can see. and even when a reporter is
what s your reading? we re kind of protected here it s not just hurricanes that have sent mike seidel flying. he s also found snow and ice on the ground can turn a weather report into a major slipup. is what happens ow, geez. oh, gosh. and there s another hazard when reporting on extreme weather. the kids are out of school. the children seem to be having the most fun of all of us here. they re all load up, as you can see with snow. that probably wasn t the best idea i ve had this weekend. no, it isn t. and the attack isn t over. they re having a great time, as you can see. and even when a reporter is expecting snow day fun it looks like rubin is in the lead and here comes ali