Record Highs for Christmas, Snow in California, Arrests at "Black Christmas" Chicago Protests, San Diego Police Seek 400-Pound Bearded Woman: A.M. Links
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Record high temperatures were recorded yesterday in New York City and across the Eastern seaboard, but there could be snow in parts of southern California today.
- Two people in Chicago were arrested after clashing with cops during "Black Christmas" protests.
- Other tourists had to move to the side as President Obama and his security entourage hiked up Hawaii's Koko Head Crater Stairs during his Christmas vacation.
- Robert Downey, Jr. was among 91 people pardoned by California Gov. Jerry Brown for "exemplary behavior," and will have his voting rights restored.
- More than 100 people were killed in Nigeria when a gas tanker truck caught fire.
- Police in San Diego are seeking a 400-pound beared woman wanted in a stabbing.
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