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Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nomes says the man accused of shooting two National Guard members was radicalized in the US.

No made the comment on NBC's Meet the Press.

We do believe it was through connections in his home community and state, and we're going to continue to talk to those who interacted with him who were his family members.

The suspect is a twenty nine year old Afghan national who work with the CIA during the Afghanistan War and came to the US in twenty twenty one.

Federal prosecutor said Friday he will be charged with first degree murder in the death of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, who died last week.

Nome says investigators are looking into every aspect of the suspect's background.

We do know that we're talking to his contacts and going through information, continuing to gather that as we go forward, but we're going to use every tool at our disposable to bring him to justice.

Air Force staff Sergeant Andrew Wolf remains hospitalized in critical condition.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with a Ukrainian delegation in Florida today as peace talks to end the war with Russia continue.

Work is still being done to hammer out details of a twenty eight point US peace plan that has drawn criticism for proposing Ukraine give up territory and make other concessions to Russia.

Today, Rubio focused on reassuring Ukraine that it would be free and prosperous after the war.

Flights have resumed at Des Moines International Airport after a Delta plane slid off the runway.

Airport officials say the incident happened around ten pm Saturday, when a Delta flight arriving from Detroit left the tarmac in a snowstorm.

No passengers were injured.

The airfield reopened shortly today after eleven thirty am, and normal operations resumed.

Several flights were canceled or delayed.

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Let me ask you something, Nick, Do you think we're a good team?

Zotopia two is tops at the box office this week, and the animated sequel made nineteen point seven million bucks on Thanksgiving.

I'm Lisa Carton.

In New York, several people are under arrest after an anti ice protest in Lower Manhattan.

Lisa Salvati reports.

Ice out of New York is the message protesters chanted in Chinatown, near where an ice rate took place in October.

The New York Daily News reports demonstrators near Canal Street blocked a garage entrance where ICE agents wearing masks had gathered to conduct an immigration enforcement operation.

The agents couldn't leave and called the NYPD for help.

Cops arrested protesters, who they say weren't listening to their warnings to stop blocking the entrance.

When the agents did drive out, demonstrators then threw garbage at their vehicles and cops received pepper spraying them.

A new bowl is suggesting most Americans no longer see four year college degrees as worth the cost.

Michael Kassner has more.

The new NBC News poll shows only one third of registered voters agreed with this statement that a four year degree is worth the cost because people have a better chance to get a good job and earn more money over their lifetime.

Nearly two thirds agreed with the opposing statement that a four year degree is not worth the cost because people often graduate without specific job skills and with a large amount of debt to pay.

Off and in southern California, an Altadina homeowner got the surprise of his life when a large bear made itself quite comfortable in the crawl space of his home.

Ken Johnson said he installed a camera on the side of his home after he noticed some things out of place.

I went around to put batteries in the camera and this huge growl comes from out from under the crawl space and I just went running.

I loom so scared.

I mean, it was the most amazing sound you've ever heard, this huge roar like a lion with a hiss on top of it.

Both Johnson and his beloved cat Boo are terrified of their new roommate and are looking for a fix.

I went back in and called the sheriff, and they said to call not animal control, the fishing, game and wildlie Life, and so I called them.

There on vacation till Monday.

I'm Lisa Carton.