janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> up next for us, we'll show you what can happen when someone finds that message in a bottle >>> finally, with all that's going on in the world, consider the simple message that started in ocean city, maryland, and was discovered in a bottle across the atlantic here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: there is nothing more magical than a message in a bottle so when sasha yonyak and his beloved neighbor and fishing partner mr. wayne found one three years ago, they decided to pay it forward, repacking the bottle with their own note. >> we went one mile offshore off ocean city, maryland, and we threw it in, and it just started sailing. >> reporter: the now 14-year-old didn't give it much thought until this month more than three years later and half a world away, rita simmonds and ciaran marron were walking on this irish beach when they noticed something in the sand. >> you could see a tag was tied up to something in the bottle, and so we sort of knew right away there was a message in the bottle it's a once-in-a-lifetime thing. it's something you sort

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> and still ahead the new policy many police chiefs believe is driving up crime rates. are too many suspected criminals being released without bail? >>> and now to a policy that's generating controversy across the country. it's called bail reform, low-level offenders being set free until they stand trial. its intention is to fix problems in the justice system, but critics say it's led to a surge in crime megan fitzgerald now on both sides of the story >> reporter: across the country, violent crime is on the rise, and police chiefs believe one major policy change is at least partly behind the surge. from l.a. -- >> zero bail poses challenges. >> reporter: -- to chicago -- >> keeping violent offenders in jail longer will reduce violent crime. >> reporter: -- to upstate new york >> how do you describe the state of where we are right now? >> i think there certainly is fear >> reporter: the state of new york did away with cash bail for low-level offenders in 2019. that means some charged with crimes aren't held in jail, but instead are released unt

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> and up next for us tonight, the hero with that incredible rescue on the tracks. how they got a pilot out alive. >>> next at 7:00 a plea from a bay o'hare health officer. way she is asking everyone to do for the next 30 days. plus calling in the national guard. how troops are helping with covid tests across four bay area counties. nbc bay area news tonight. >>> final tonight on any day a plane crash by itself is dramatic enough but as gadi schwartz tells us, that's where this story of heroism begins. >> reporter: in the history of high stakes rescue, this train versus plane chain of events is a heart pounder. the odds what you just saw might be too incredible to believe. if it wasn't captured by several vantage points a pilot stuck in a cockpit after crash landing on train tracks while in the distance a terrible sound. l.a. pd's police body cam footage showing the true heroism four seconds before impact. the metro commuter train obliterating the small plane, sending debris flying. >> the bells and whistles and flights started flashing i thoug

nbc's janis mackey frayer takes us inside the olympic bubble. >> reporter: team usa touching down in suits, testing, and tight restrictions into what officials call a closed loop >> everything is harder, but the system is very, very robust. the system is very effective. >> reporter: for thousands of athletes and officials, china's zero covid policy means being confined >> this is where we'll be staying. >> reporter: curler chris plies offering a glimpse of what it's like >> got a nice little view out the window. >> reporter: a surreal world of daily health checks, barricaded hotels, and venues accessible only to people inside the bubble here on the outside, this is what most people will see of the olympics, the fences, the gates, the barriers of the closed loop that will prevent any crossover. at some points, the two sides separated by about 20 feet what do you do with nbc? >> audio >> reporter: beyond the bubble, beijing is in full emergency mode with neighborhoods locked down, travel bans, and even restrictions on buying cough medicine for china's leaders, the olympics were suppose

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> is the party over for british prime minister boris johnson the inso-called party-gate scandal has explodedw investigating a number of evente covid-19 restrictions. joining us from london to break it all down is chapman bell. chapman, party gate has created a fire storm for the prime minister so will he survive this downing street debacle >> frances, we'll see, but it's fair to say he now has two hurdles in his way first that's investigation by a civil servant whether there were alleged partiys and gatherings at other government buildings during lock downs. metropolitan police investigating as well to see if the same people who make the laws broke the laws. and it's front page news over here it's kind of like the police investigating the president of the united states for having parties at the white house after saying it was illegal to do so for everyone else. but the prime minister remaining defiant and had this to say. take a listen. >> so i welcome the next decision to conduct its own investigation, because i believe this will help a line u

lynn mackey is superintendent of the contra costa county board of education. we are funded for in-person ce. >> learning this year are required to keep schools open and require 2 offer an option for those families who want to independent study. >> teachers across the bay area have raised concerns over safety. a lack of personal protective equipment in schools and the lack of testing available. some have even staged protest. mackey says the county is dealing with a shortage of teachers because of the surge and is now asking folks to step up to fill in as substitutes. >> if you maybe recently retired or graduated from college. we can really use your help in all the schools throughout the county elise's, the peak of the surge is likely a few weeks away, but says until then, >> it will be a rough go until we're on the other side. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> well, governor gavin newsom signed an executive order to try and address the staffing shortages in schools during this covid case surge. the order makes it easier for schools to hire an extent assignment to

and that's two days detention for you, mackey. congratulations. wha--igot detention?ng away with. people claiming to be advocates of transgender rights, but really just wanting to use the women's bathroom. a white man who thinks he's chinese, and built a wall to keep out mongolians. ooh, i hate-a mongolians! what the [bleep] is this? are you [bleep] kidding me? i'm telling you all, this is done. like it or not, p.c. is back, and it's bigger than ever. whoo! whoo! whoo! you hear that? that's the sound of 2015 pulling you over, people. suck it. man, i guess things are gonna be different around here. you know what, i think it's good. let's face it, this is long overdue. did you guys hear? cartman got four days suspension for calling heidi turner "clitty litter." mrph rmh rmphm? but the thing is, eric isn't even fighting it. it's like he's all sad and scared. good! he should be sad and scared. these things do matter. and i already feel better to be at a school where we can start to have a dialogue and talk about this stuff. [ feedback over p.a. ] mr. mackey: will kyle bro

lynn mackey is superintendent of the contra costa county board of education. we are funded for in-person ce learning this year. are required to keep schools open and require 2. >> offer an option for those families who want to independent study. >> teachers across the bay area have raised concerns over safety. a lack of personal protective equipment in schools and the lack of testing available. some have even staged protest. mackey says the county is dealing with a shortage of teachers because of the surge and is now asking folks to step up to fill in as substitutes. >> if you maybe recently retired the graduated from college. we can really use your help in all the schools throughout the county of elise's, the peak of the surge is likely a few weeks away, but says until then, >> it will be a rough go until we're on the other side. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> governor newsom has signed an executive order to try to address the staffing shortages at schools across the state due to this omicron surge. the order makes it easier for schools to hire and extend as

lynn mackey is superintendent of the contra costa county board of education.or in-person ce. >> learning this year are required to keep schools open and require 2 offer an option for those families who want to independent study. >> teachers across the bay area have raised concerns over safety. a lack of personal protective equipment in schools and the lack of testing available. some have even staged protest. mackey says the county is dealing with a shortage of teachers because of the surge and is now asking folks to step up to fill in as substitutes. >> if you maybe recently retired air graduated from college. we can really use your help in all the schools throughout the county of elise's, the peak of the surge is likely a few weeks away, but says until then, >> it will be a rough go until we're on the other side. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> well, state providing covid take home. test kits are being distributed this week in the san francisco unified school district. but getting tested at a district site can still be a problem for some parents and teachers

lynn mackey is superintendent of the contra costa county board of education. we are funded for in-person ce. >> learning this year are required to keep schools open and require 2 offer an option for those families who want to independent study. >> teachers across the bay area have raised concerns over safety. a lack of personal protective equipment in schools and the lack of testing available. some have even staged protest. mackey says the county is dealing with a shortage of teachers because of the surge and is now asking folks to step up to fill in as substitutes. >> if you maybe recently retired graduated from college. we can really use your help in all the schools throughout the county of elise's, the peak of the surge is likely a few weeks away, but says until then, >> it will be a rough go until we're on the other side. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> governor newsom has signed an executive order to try to address the staffing shortages at schools during this omicron explosion. the order makes it easier for schools to hire and extend assignments for subs

mackey could sing, we sang his favorite song, how can i keep from singing, which is one of my favorites. so we really had a wonderful time together. people stayed for a long time because he received everyone so personally and warmly. and people were there to see him that day. it was wonderful. >> i did a funeral couple weeks ago, and the person loved music and certain kind of music, so i looked up all the music that they love which was oldies in the 70s and 80s. and so i brought to the service some of the favorite songs of the person. so it made the service really real and concrete for people and the mother and the brothers and sisters and relatives said, oh, she would love those songs. so it is good to know people's favorite songs. tell us about some of the others. you are the ones that do this, you do so many of these, and i have so many and i brought a few here with me. >> you have a few. [ laughter ] >> what led you to do some of these? >> actually, vestment making was the beginning of our business. and it was, what year was that? >> 93. >> what happened was the current pope had com

mackey is not showing his hand. jimmy garoppolo is limited. kyle shanahan said he was raised with the progress he made. imagine if he was feeling good enough, i imagine it would be jimmy garoppolo who had no issues against the rams. if he plays, he will be in pain. >> one feel like? >> it [ bleep ] hurts[ laughter ]>> i don't know how else to describe it. it feels like the web in your hand is tearing a little bit. that's probably the best way to describe it. >> i know it hurts when he throws. i know he will do everything he can to play on sunday. i know he is tough. whatever he can do, he will do. >> all of the talk by the quarterback room, not enough about fred warner. how about a career-high, 15 tackles last sunday. i would say number 54 is back to his all-pro form. he did admit he was not himself earlier this season. he was trying too hard to live up to his contract. >> i wish i would have figured it out sooner. i think i figured out why i was where i was, and where i am now. i am at the best i have ever been. >> it is difficult. it is not

you know, superintendent mackey doesn't like the idea of shutting down schools. schools this morning continued to report staffing shortages. we are asking that anybody with symptoms or anybody who test positive does not come to work, so that can be the case where, as there's more testing going on , or there's more contacts in the community. there might be some even greater staffing shortage staff are now required to wear medical grade masks like kn 95 students will be required to be fully vaccinated next month. the district canceled most of its in person board meetings. but a special meeting is now called from next week. reporting in contra costa county. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. we did reach out to west contra costa unified about the school day. today the district has yet to respond for comment will have much more on the story for you. of course today on the four, the nation's top infectious disease expert and the head of the centers for disease control and prevention is facing no shortage of questions and criticism. from u . s senators today. as laur

nbc news' jan miss mackey frayer joins us what the they know about these missiles >> reporter: they say ballistic missiles traveled 400 miles at an altitude of about 42 miles. they say it appears to be a more advanced weapon than the hypersonic missile north korea claims it fired last week. now, all of these tests are violations of multiple u.n. security council resolutions the latest test happened as the usmc was meeting in new york to discuss this pattern and what countries call a threat to international security now, experts say the variety of tests that we've seen suggests that north korea is showing more sophistication in the sorts of weapons delivery s satellites. they say they have the capability to detect and destroy these missiles from north korea. one thing to add here, it's unclear whether this latest missile test is behind an faa ground stop order that affected airports along the west coast of the u.s., burbank, san francisco, oakland, for ten minutes, pilots were told to not fly around because of quote a national security threat this is around the same time as the missile l

let's turn to janice mackey frayer >> reporter: if verified, north korea would join a small amount of countries driving hypersonic missiles they fly at a lower altitude at five times the speed of sound to avoid detection of radar for much longer. north korea tested a variety of different missiles over the past year now, it was japan's coast guard that first detected this test. it was later confirmed by korean officials. the state department says this violated multiple u.n. security resolution and poses a threat to the region there have been false starts and no progressing talks towards north korea. this remains a foreign policy challenge to the biden administration so far, there is no clear way to deal with it >> let's turn to the weather nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking our next winter storms i don't want to even say those words. good morning >> good morning, a lot of people don't want to hear that. pacific northwest to the central u.s. already going through it. it will be quickly on the move into the tennessee valley and the northeast. you see from our current radar, the e

her mackey biotech ceo turned san jose state professor said the warning signs were there but largely ignored. they had luminaries and politics and government rather than actual scientists and refused to pull back the curtain and demonstrate transparently what technology could do. future investors won't be so easily fooled by style over substance. >> she really painted a swashbuckling image, a woman with point-of-care diagnostics. >> reporter: the homes trial should be a cautionary trail, a reminder to silicon valley that truth matters, and lies have consequences, even when trying to deliver breakthrough technologies at breakneck speeds. >> at some point the fake it until you make it culture was going to run up against reality in a way that was going to hurt people's lives. >>> in san jose, devin fehely . >>> the reigning "jeopardy" champion was robbed at gunpoint in oakland. amy schneider has won 24 games on jeopardy. a gunman and another person robbed her sunday near lake merritt. so far, no arrests have been made. she was unharmed, but says she is still shaken up after the robbers

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they're seen as a tester for president mackey sol as well as the opposition after he said he'd amend the constitution to run for a 3rd term. nicholas hark traveled to the remote central town of gin, gail ghetto, to follow the campaign. a campaign to win hearts and minds. synagogues ruling party coalition. candidate alpha see wants to become the mayor of gin. guinea, once a thriving railway town abandoned by the state. gone. are there generations of syrian lebanese and mullins, who settled by the railway line exporting textiles, peanuts and cotton. this no longer the gateway to africa. it is now a place where the young want to leave to go to europe. alpha see wants to see didn't get you return to its former glory. and they go mostly coming out of the big city is a very poor country. this people are in need of new infrastructure. they need of a new hole, even something that they can rely on. there's nothing worse than use that. don't have a hope of a better future at the, you know, gratian avenue into city rail line into car president monkey. so promises a better future despite and tha

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i'm joined by my wife elizabeth and my daughters mackey, cecily, and natalie. i like to recognize my daughter ellie who reportedly is watching this from her birthday back at school today. it means a lot to me there with me today and it has meant a lot to me that they have been with me throughout my career. most grateful to president biden for giving me this opportunity to serve and opportunity to work with strong national security team. i'm also grateful to him for looking beyond political office in selecting someone who previously served in a republican administration. in a small but important way that is a reaffirmation of the nonpartisan approach to national security that has traditionally been and must always remain a bedrock principle of our government. the same nonpartisan approach i always took during my 21 years of government service. i first served as federal prosecutor for a dozen years, handily, white-collar criminal cases, and doing so without any consideration of politics and with a clear focus on protecting civil liberties and due process rights.

send a friend was founded by tyler mackey and was just 18. the company lets you pick out a stuffed animal send it with a friendly greeting a care packag to anyone across the country. they give 10 percent of their sales to nonprofit. send a friend has surpassed a more than $1 million in donations across america. mackie who is 22 is still young so we could not imagine all of the good they've been able to accomplish with it. i like to hear them talking about starting the companies i wanted it to have a vision focu where i wasn't making money giving back. >> here's my turn a quick thinking neighbor and brave at first responders at say three children from driving and freezing cold water. they fell into an ic pond outside denver on sunday. a six -year-old girl wasn't breathing when they arrived. deputies quickly performed cpr instable in the hospital. the neighbor rescued a four -year-old boy an 11 -year-old girl. that neighbor looked out the window and saw them fall in the icy water so she is she put on her shoes and sank them back. her and first

joining us now from beijing is janice mackey-frayer. >> reporter: today down in the south, there werer to do mass testing all of one confirmed test. there are more than 20 million people who are locked down across china and big cities. allover these clusters of infections that would go unnoticed in cities in most parts of the world. here are proving a test of china's zero covid strategy. there is as woman posting video diaries, she went on a blind date with a guy and the neighborhood got shut around her and she's stuck there ever since. that encapsulates of the worries for the people here is of the spread of the virus and more of how easily restrictions can get trigger here. you need a negative covid test to leave beijing and to come back. if you happen to go unlucky enough to go to a place of two or three cases, you run in the risk of being stuck there. thousands of officials who are now coming into the country for the olympics, this is a country that's effectively closed for much of the past two years. and the play book here in terms of zero covid strategy has not changed since wuha

here's our correspondent philip mackey. this was the moment she made it to the south pole.ay track she posted this message on her bloc. ., ., on her blog. i made it to the south pole where — on her blog. i made it to the south pole where it's _ on her blog. i made it to the south pole where it's snowing, _ on her blog. i made it to the south pole where it's snowing, feeling i on her blog. i made it to the south j pole where it's snowing, feeling so many emotions right now. the preparations — many emotions right now. the preparations weren't exactly easy either sunak either. she spent 27 days alone in greenland to prepare for the extreme conditions with up before she left she said she wanted to inspire others. this a before she left she said she wanted to inspire others.— to inspire others. as a woman of colour, to inspire others. as a woman of colour. as _ to inspire others. as a woman of colour. as an _ to inspire others. as a woman of colour, as an asian _ to inspire others. as a woman of colour, as an asian woman, - to inspire others. as a woman of| colour, as an asian w