in the case of ricky cowles murdered in 1997, it rolled slow indeed.with homicide detectives in 2002, but a case needs more than the words of a convicted killer. more investigation was needed. so they waited. everybody waited. ricky's parents knew they needed to protect their granddaughter if detectives made an arrest. >> all we ever told him was if it comes to the point we're going to arrest amy, please let us know because i don't want that in her little brain the rest of her life that her mother is taken away by the police. just let us know. we'll take care of her and you do what you have to do. >> months and months went by. >> oh, years. years went by. >> and during those years the cowles held their breath and their tongues every week when they went to pick up their granddaughter and the woman they had come to believe had arranged their son's murder. >> we knew, but you know what? she superseded all that because i wanted her to have a happy life. >> it was easter 2005. love was in the air again. amy priestmeyer was just about to be married. her daug

. >> a piece the cowling is hanging off. >> why did it happen? >>> parts of kansas city overrun by an illegal takeover. this police car swarmed. another hit by a speeding car. why chaotic scenes like these seem to be happening more often. >>> is this university building causing cancer? the investigation finding more than 160 people who spent significant time there diagnosed with the disease. >>> and as the country comes together to watch the eclipse, the emotional reunion nearly 50 years in the making. . >> announcer: this is n"nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson. >>> good news on a couple of fronts. millions of moments of unity. with millions getting ready for the solar eclipse hours away. we'll have more on 245 in a second. >>> but it's a different star front and center tonight. that's caitlin clark, and what feels like a game-changing moment, not just for her, but for women's sports period. south carolina beating clark's iowa in a college championship game for the ages, with the drama capping a record-setting ncaa women's play-off, deliverin

we've got a piece of engine cowling hanging off, apparently. >> reporter: the faa issuing a statement, saying in part the pilot reported the engine cowling fell off during takeoff and struck the wing flap. the boeing 737-800 was towed to the gate. the faa will investigate. >> it's typically due to a failure of maintenance personnel to properly secure the engine. >> reporter: while the plane is manufactured by boeing, the engine is not. right now it is unclear what the source of the malfunction is, but southwest has recently had a series of runway scares including a possible engine fire on thursday that grounded a vegas-bound flight in lubbock. >> these small incidents occur, but they're rarely catastrophic. >> reporter: passengers on board reportedly okay, but stunned by an in-flight moment they won't soon forget. steve paterson, nbc news. >>> israelis and palestinians this weekend marked six months since the outbreak of war. it began with the murder of more than a thousand inside israel on october 7th by palestinian militants. the israeli retaliation has killed at least 33,000 palest

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a piece of engine cowling hanging off. >> reporter: the faa saying the pilot reported the engine cowlingakeoff. the plane was towed to the gate. the faa will investigate. >> it is due to a failure of maintenance personnel to secure the engine. >> reporter: it is manufactured by boeing, but the engine is not. it sun cis unclear the source o problem. they had a series of issues which grounded a vegas-bound flight in lubbock. >> they occur, but rarely catastrophic. >> reporter: passengers are okay, but stunned by the moment they won't forget. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> we will hear from ente entertainment company pop house and why their latest deal could be music to fans ears. stick around for that. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back to "stree

airline regulators in the us have begun an investigation after an engine cowling on a boeing 737—800struck a wing flap. the southwest airlines flight was forced to return to denver international airport, aborting its passage to houston. the aircraft had 135 passengers and six crew members on board. none was injured. this latest incident comes as boeing grapples with the aftermath of another injanuary when a door panel blew out mid—air during an alaska airlines flight. earlier our business correspondent, theo leggett told me about the significance of the incident. it looks dramatic on social media. we've seen those pictures of engine bodywork, which is what we're talking about here, flying off an aircraft on takeoff. but i think this is a very different incident to what we saw with the alaska airlines flight in january. that was a brand new plane fresh out of the factory. a doorfell off a disused door because on initial findings, at least, it hadn't been bolted on properly. now, that incident suggested that there were potentially deep seated problems with boeing's quality control prob

cowling fell off during takeoff and struck the wing flap.800 was towed to the gate. the faa will investigate. >> it's typically due to a failure of maintenance personnel to properly secure the engine. >> reporter: while the plane is manufactured by boeing, the engine is not. right now it's unclear what the source of the malfunction is, but they've had a series of runway scares, including a possible engine fire on thursday that grounded a vegas-bound flight in lubbock. >> these small incidents occur, but they're rarely catastrophic. >> reporter: passengers on board reportedly okay but stunned by an in-flight moment they won't soon forget. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> crews have started removing containers from the cargo ship that hit the key bridge in baltimore. unified command is coordinating the response to this disaster. it says removing the containers will allow crews to safely clear parts of the bridge that fell on top of that ship. the operation is expected to continue through the week. maryland's governor hopes to reopen that channel

the casing, also known as the engine cowling, disintegrated during take off. return to denver international airport. no injuries were reported. well vernon has been following those developments. it vernon has been following those developments.— developments. it seems this incident happened _ developments. it seems this incident happened as - developments. it seems this incident happened as the - developments. it seems this i incident happened as the plane were reported. while vernon has been following those developments. it seems this incident happened as the plane was still taking off. it had left denver international airport and was en route to william p hobby airport in houston, texas, when according to the federal aviation authority, the crew reported that part of the engine cowling, that's the casing, fell off, and struck the wingclap. the faa said it would open an investigation. video posted on social media shows mangled sheets of metal around the engine, flying and flapping in the wind before some of it breaks off. now, there were no injuries reported,

airline regulators in the us have begun an investigation after an engine cowling on a boeing 737—800ng take—off and struck a wing flap. the southwest airlines flight was forced to return to denver international airport, aborting its trip to houston. the aircraft had 135 passengers and six crew on board. no—one was injured. this latest incident comes as boeing grapples with the aftermath of another injanuary when a door panel blew out mid—air during an alaska airlines flight. our business correspondent theo leggett has been following the story. how significant is this latest incident? it looks dramatic on social media, we have seen those pictures of engine bodywork flying off an aircraft on take—off. but this is a very different incident to what we saw with the alaska airlines flight in january. that was a saw with the alaska airlines flight injanuary. that was a brand—new plane, fresh out of the factory map a door fell plane, fresh out of the factory map a doorfell off, initialfindings it had not been voted on properly. that incident suggested there were potentially deep—seated probl

part of the engine that blew off here is the covering, the cowling.in case there's ever an engine failure and it can keep the parts from flying into the fuselage. southwest maintenance is investigating and while this is a boeing 787-800, keep in mind this was delivered in 2015 and i know the headlines and more headaches for boeing this is a maintenance issue. while boeing and ge aerospace which makes the engine, they're assisting southwest with their investigation. as you take a look at shares of southwest this is not considered a boeing manufacturing issue. so keep in mind as you take a look at southwest, the executive pay is part of what will be determining the pay bob jordan and other executives next year, how are things happening and what is the status of safety as well as quality controls there. also with regard to bow, we get the q1 and orders and deliveries tomorrow and do not expect strong numbers given that they've dramatically slowed down production. >> phil lebeau, watching that closely. >> the countdown to thine solar eclipse and the path

. >> it belonged to his friend al cowlings, who was at the wheel during that time.he two of them, they drove identical vehicles, but simpson's had been seized as part of evidence gathering for the upcoming trial. >> he was driving, and o.j. was in the back seat. over the years, the vehicle changed hands. it was once actually rumored to have been purchased for $200,000. >> today, it resides in a crime museum in pigeon forge, tennessee. >> i didn't realize that. i always thought that was his bronco. i didn't realize that that was not that particular one, did not belong to him. makes sense why he wasn't driving it like you and your friend having identical cars. >> that's fair. >> yeah, i we are a law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or getting the compensation you deserve? if so, we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. mesothelioma is really all we do. call us now f

and then watch boeing and southwest today, this engine cowling fell off a plane. a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >>> people had boeing in the crosshairs and frankly the airlines in the cross hairs in terms of concerns about maintenance and whether or not as we see more flights added, the maintenance of the aircraft are up to snuff. and those concerns fueled by this video out of denver international airport yesterday where there was a southwest plane, this video scary for anybody who was on this flight, as it is taking off, the engine cowling, the covering on the engine, ripped off. now, there is not any incident in terms of -- it was an incident wher

i was to give a special shout outd to ryan cowl for all his work putting this together. assistant chief david lazar and julia, the mayor staff. this was a team effort so let me end by saying a couple things. this city is a family and it takes multiple departments to address the challenges in the city. the san francisco public utility commission, sfmta, the sheriff who you will hear from shortly and district attorney, we are all a team, and we are going to work as a team to address challenges to continue to drive crime down and now we have a very very powerful set of tools to help do just that. think about this, over 70 percent of crime involve vehicles. over 70 percent of crime involve vehicles. we have not had the ability starting today we have the ability to do which is track the vehicles, give officers advantage so we, we can catch people if they commit crimes in the city. we hope this will be a deterrent because san francisco a great city. we don't want people coming into our city committing crimes and people in our city commits crimes and if we do, we want to make s

the plane's engine cover called a cowling flu off. the pilot circled back to the denver airport and landed safely. >> it was by the grace of god he got the message he was calm, everything else was calm, we landed safely. >> there are three laches that hold it in place. so, it appears that either one of those was not left latched properly or the mechanical piece itself failed. >> experts say a part like that should undergo three visual checks preflight. the first two conducted by ground crew maintenance. >>> southwest says the maintenance teams would review the airport. it is important to note while the plane was made by boeing the engine was made by another company. >>> tesla settled a lawsuit. jury selection for the trial was set to start today. the suit was filed by the family of an apple engineer who was killed back in 2018 when hises it lastruck the median on highway 101 it claimed it was not as advertised and the terms have not been disclosed. >>> traffic was blocked for 20 minutes this morning, 100 cars took part anfour people w

simpson, where al cowlings was also there, listen. >> almost out of nowhere, al cowling says we triedbronco, and i later learned that, in fact, they called the control room at the studio, but since i was at madison square garden, since no one was there, the whole crew wasn't there, but a tech answered the phone eventually and o.j. said i need to speak to bob costas and the tech didn't believe him. yeah, right, who's calling? o.j. simpson, yeah, right. click, hung up the phone. so i asked o.j. what would make you think in this moment that you'd want to speak with me? and he said i was being defamed by the media. not so much about the allegations, which were then fresh, about the allegations of the crime, but that his overall character and the life he had led was being defamed, and somehow he thought that someone who was his friend as well as his colleague could perhaps in effect act as a character witness. and what i didn't bother to tell him since it was a moot point that if he had gotten through to me and in he had agreed to go on the air, then i would have had to ask him some very p

is that something the democrats cowl support? mr. jeffries: i need to have a conversation with jim hymes as well as the democrat -- jim hymes as well as the democrats on the committee who have been close toast this issue, as well as chairman meeks of the foreign afairks soon to be chairman meeks of the foreign affairs committee, once and future chairman meeks. as well as adam smith and others. for, you know, before, you know, i'm going to weigh in on the length of time connected to the re-authorization. back to this side. reporter: during your conversations with the japanese prime minister, did you bring up any type of reforms to the status -- let me get this right, to the status of forces agreement between the united states and japan to avoid a situation like the one that happened at ridge alconas from happening again? mr. jeffries: they do -- that did not come up in the private conversations i was part of. we more broadly talked about continued security cooperation between the united states and japan. some of the challenges in the

and his best friend at the time, aj cowling, was driving the truck. everyone was watching to see what was going to happen and no one knew what oj was going to do. >> well, think about the national attention. it got too, because a lot of people were watching that, that particular game at that time, the nba finals, it's michael jordan all of a sudden, here's o.j. yeah, maybe going to take his own life. exactly. >> that's what we're thinking at the time. >> exploded, you know, from there, then, of course, the trial and i think a lot of people at the time were thinking they were wondering if he was going to take his life and i think that's the other part that was seared in here. >> you're like, really o.j. simpson? really? he might do this, and he's in the back of this, and it's happening. everything about that case essentially happened in the public, in the media. we all saw it all play out a difficult life almost from very start to very finish. >> and not a moment of it was private, no either of his own doing or that of the national attention and the sp

. >> reporter: to fill that bucket, laura cowl, a 57-year-old retired health care executive and widowting apps. >> it felt safer than to go to a bar and meet somebody. >> online dating felt safer? >> mm-hmm. she would never put herself in a position of harm, right? >> reporter: the profile laura put on match.com drew attention from a man using this picture, who said his name was frank. he claimed to be a swedish businessman and convinced laura to talk offline. >> initially she was extremely giddy and happy talking to him. but as the relationship grew, the phone calls transitioned to nighttime. then they almost became more secretive. >> reporter: over the next two years, they exchanged hundreds of emails, spoke regularly by phone, and declared their love for each other. >> i think as i went through and started uncovering this, i just became almost sick at just the depths of all of it. >> reporter: frank convinced laura to hand over her life savings, $1.5 million, for his fake investments. >> she never met frank? >> i don't believe that she physically met frank. >> reporter: federal inv

compare the photos of the two there, you will practically find the difference only in the engine cowlingthen there is another drone from, which is financed by mr. prytula’s foundation, this 26. yes, i didn’t say, in february indeed, there was, so to speak, the announced range of 100 km. in ucrg26 drones, beaver yes, ah, a drone. the range is less, it was something up to 700, 600, 700, maybe 800 km, well, in general, yes, there was also such a drone of extremely primitive design, which was called aq-400, but there it was announced that the manufacturer is capable of producing up to 500 such drones per month, if of course there will be funding, well, that is, in general , there is some line of drones for production, well... i hope that they will be produced in the agreed quantities, oh, but for now it is not possible to say which of them and how many, well, you understand, that should be said by mr. fedorov and what he considers necessary to say, well, fedorov is not saying yet, but president zelensky yesterday at the meeting, which was dedicated to the production of drones , said that dro

his buddy al cowlings driving. he was wanted in the murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ron goldman. that was just five days earlier before that chase. the trial that followed was called the trial of the century, one of the first ever to be televised live from start to finish. o.j. simpson was found not guilty. many people were shocked. many people cheered. long before the trial, o.j. was a hero, especially around here. he grew up in san francisco, in potrero hill. he was a multi-talented athlete before being recruited to usc, where he won the heisman trophy. >> he was just an amazing athlete, but more so an amazing person. he used to play at a recreation center that my mother was the director of, the booker t. washington center. we are very proud of what o.j. accomplished as a kid out of san francisco, out of potrero hill. >> two lives, one before the murder trial and one after. after college, simpson played in the nfl for 11 seasons with the buffalo bills before ending his career with the

passengers were on their way to denver when part of that cowling came loose and hit the wing flap. >> there was a lot of, oh, yeah. >> it was a little spicy, but we're all okay. >> southwest and the faa are looking at that plane to figure out what went wrong. >>> so peoppath of totality in total darkness for just a few minutes. and while the bay area only got partial view, plenty of stargazers showed up today to see just what they could. and john ramos shows us of all the technology that was out there to help people safely stare at the sun, the most impressive may have been the most basic. >> reporter: the observatory is usually quiet on monday mornings, but not today. a sold-out crowd filled the plaza, doing something their mothers probably warned them about. >> we're going against our basic instincts right now i think today. >> why? >> we're staring directly at the sun, which is what we're told not to do. >> reporter: but there were all manner of devices to do that safely, from foil safety glasses to telescopes of all sizes with filters removing 99.9% of the light. and amateur starg

. >>> the faa is launching an investigation after the engine cowling -- cowling? oh, cowling, the cover of the southwest airlines plane fell off during takeoff in denver and struck the wing flaps. the cowling is the protective cover, like the hood over the car. workers can open it and work inside of it. the boeing 737-800 plane returned to the airport for maintenance. shares of southwest this morning are down 1%. boeing shares are off 1%. >>> united airlines is postponing the investor day amid the faa review of the compliance with the safety regulations after a series of incidents there. united said it would simply send the wrong message to the team to have an exciting investor day focused on financial results. among the incidents in the last two months, the plane landed in oregon with the missing external panel, plane rolled off the houston runway into the grass and plane diverted after losing a tire in san francisco. all of those occurred on boeing planes, but people are pointing to maintenance for those issues. the investigation is still ongoing. when . >>> whe

we got a piece of the engine cowling hanging off. >> apparently one passenger on the houston bound flights she felt a jolt before looking out the window, and alerting flight attendants. >> there was quite a few people who were pretty anxious saying things like, you know, keep your seatbelts tight, don't move, and brace for landing the flight. >> with the 143 people on board returned to denver to make an emergency landing. while the plane is made by boeing, the engine is not. in a statement, southwest airlines calls it a mechanical issue, says our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft. the faa has opened an investigation. it comes after another southwest 737 800 experienced an engine issue last week. that plane was forced to abort takeoff in lubbock, texas, after the crew reported a possible engine fire. the faa is also looking into two southwest flights for march, which returned to their departure. airports after experiencing engine issues, turning overseas to israel, pulling most of its troops from southern gaza. >> six months into the war and the latest round of ceasefire talks i

the wing for a while, phil decided that an easier way to get a reflecting surface was just to use cowling or any piece from the interior of the ship that already had a shiny surface. george detail was signal fire and. that's where the oil cans came in. again in daytime when a trailer smoke is worth a dozen fires, he'll add rubber to the oil sands mixture. but now flames thing. no rubber less oil, more gas. there'll be nine of those fires set in one large cross for sign. that medical help is needed, but help when it comes a place to land. so and bob are clearing a strip for an emergency runway since the landing hadn't been broken when they came down. sam and larry took them out of the wings and surprised enough ride together to hook them up to the batteries batteries. well, i try to send our beams pretty high. so they're after run up the engines don't use that much of the juice in the batteries. you can't close very personal cartridges. yeah. by the way, i figure we can send one up every 2 hours. that'll be four and eight. we'll have enough for 12 days. okay. i don't know. now we'd better

surrender to police, simpson was in the back of that white bronco that belonged to his friend al cowlings's death, many are wondering where that bronco ended up. >> after changing hands several times, it's now part of a display at a crime museum in pigeon forge, tennessee. next, could it happen? another tom brady returned to the nfl. the 46 year old was asked about it during a podcast. >> brady did not rule it out. he did the interviews sitting in a barber's chair. >> i'm always going to be in good shape. i'll always be able to throw the ball so to come in for a little bit, like mj coming back, i don't know if they let me, but i wouldn't be opposed to it. >> specifically, brady was asked if he would return if the team's quarterback was injured late in the season. brady is already a busy guy, though he starts work as a broadcaster later this summer. >> about 20 teams would be interested, i think. >> absolutely. next, a new glimpse of ancient rome unearthed in the city of pompeii. archeology has discovered a dining room covered with 2000 year old paintings inspired by the trojan war. >> the

. >> we got a piece of the engine cowling hanging off, apparently. our engines seem to be fine, but we are structurally damaged. >> reporter: the boeing 737, with 143 passengers and crew on board, forced to return to denver just minutes later. in a statement, southwest saying, in part, the plane "landed safely after experiencing a mechanical issue." adding, “our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft." david, passengers arrived in houston later on sunday, after being put on another plane. and tonight, the faa says it's investigating. david? >> david: mola lenghi with us tonight. mola, thank you. >>> we turn now to las vegas tonight, where two people were shot and killed during a shooting in a las vegas law firm. police say the suspect is also dead after a self-inflicted gunshot wound. first responders rushing into the building to search for victims. officials say it all unfolded during a deposition in a custody dispute. >>> overseas tonight, the new warning from prime minister netanyahu, vowing, quote, there is a date for israeli forces to inva

we got a piece of the engine cowling hanging off, apparently. >> reporter: the houston-bound flight with 143 people on board, including two lap babies, forced to make an emergency landing sunday morning. here on the flight path, you can see the pilot suddenly loops back around, diverted back to denver international airport just after take-off. >> the seat that i was sitting in was right directly in front of that engine. >> reporter: lisa says she was on her way to witness the eclipse when she felt a jolt, looked out from her window seat and lit up the call button. >> the flight attendant walked back, looked out my window and went, "oh my gosh." there were a lot of people who were really quite nervous. lots of don't take off your seatbelts. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest airlines saying it was a mechanical issue and "we're working now to get customers on their way to houston on another aircraft. our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft." as for lisa, she's determined to see the eclipse in little rock, arkansas. >> i wanted to be in the path of totality. i think i made it.

the niners selected jacob cowling from arizona in the fourth round.eiver taken in this draft class. remember they took ricky parsell in the first round. five of the niners eight picks were made today. they also selected a safety a running back offensive lineman and a linebacker. the challenge for the niners are you picking players for this season or the future? you know, being close like we were last year, feeling we're going to have a chance to at least have an opportunity to try to do something like that again. you want to think always what helps us now, but then you get to that spot and there always isn't that answer right then. and so do you. go with what kind of helps us now or what helps us more in the future. and so you're just constantly weighing that, whether it's the draft, whether that's free agency, it's a really good roster. so it's going to be tough to crack for these guys. we do believe that they have the skill sets, the mentalities, the makeup that they can come in and you know, they can come in and compete right away. and i think all

what's a cowling do there. what's a cowling clip?great. is health service is great. this is about how many about the nhs and how many people in a&e. she said. people waiting in a&e. she said. i for an on i turned up for an x ray on saturday morning. was the saturday morning. was told the walk applied walk in service only applied monday but was asked monday to friday, but was asked to a few minutes and was to wait a few minutes and was x—rayed minutes. great x—rayed within 30 minutes. great service and steve has said the nhs probably the best funded nhs is probably the best funded service in the uk, if not the world. it doesn't need more money, needs paper money, it needs less paper pushing diversity pushing managers and diversity staff . staff. >> that's absolutely right. >> that's absolutely right. >> and this point, steve, bring back matrons, give them a back ward matrons, give them a budget for ward unit. budget for each ward and unit. on those were the days. oh those were the days. >> do you know i can remember when ann widdecomb

airline regulators in the us have begun an investigation after an engine cowling on a boeing 737—800and struck a wing flap. the southwest airlines flight was forced to return to denver international airport after originally departing to houston. the aircraft had 135 passengers and six crew members on board. no—one was injured. this latest incident comes as boeing grapples with the aftermath of another in january when a door panel blew out midair during an alaska airlines flight. since then, boeing has been at the centre of several safety investigations — the company's share price has fallen 27% and it's looking for a new ceo after chief executive dave calhoun's recent announcement he will retire towards the end of the year. here in the uk, a third day of rolling strike action by train drivers will hit commuters today. these are the nine operators which will have services disrupted, including the gatwick express to and from london victoria. passengers are being advised to check what's running before they leave home and to make only necessaryjourneys. something we've said many times th

. >>> the boeing 737 plane is back in denver after the cowling fell off during takeoff.investigating the incident. and u.s. steel deal is getting blowback as it could undermine national security. >>> back to the markets now. they are set to face a test this week with the march cpi out on wednesday. that report could be a gut check on inflation following two months of hotter reads. reinflation is reinforcing the wait-and-see approach. let's talk about this with patrick fruzetti and robert shine. great to have you here. patrick, i'll start off with you. this week, after we saw a hotter than expected jobs report, what are you expecting with the markets and even today with the futures lower and now have been moving higher? >> i think the big read is the inflation data coming out on wednesday. we looked at the inflation readings in the payroll last week. the labor participation rate did tick up. i think that's the only thing keeping a june rate cut on the table. otherwise, i do think it will be pushed back and i agree with every time the number of rate cuts goes down, i think

i was to give a special shout outd to ryan cowl for all his work putting this together. assistant chief david lazar and julia, the mayor staff. this was a team effort so let me end by saying a couple things. this city is a family and it takes multiple departments to address the challenges in the city. the san francisco public utility commission, sfmta, the sheriff who you will hear from shortly and district attorney, we are all a team, and we are going to work as a team to address challenges to continue to drive crime down and now we have a very very powerful set of tools to help do just that. think about this, over 70 percent of crime involve vehicles. over 70 percent of crime involve vehicles. we have not had the ability starting today we have the ability to do which is track the vehicles, give officers advantage so we, we can catch people if they commit crimes in the city. we hope this will be a deterrent because san francisco a great city. we don't want people coming into our city committing crimes and people in our city commits crimes and if we do, we want to make s

than 40 minutes later faa explained to us crewmembers noticed part t of the plane called the while cowlingruck want of the aircraft wing flaps we reached out to boeing which referred us to southwest the airline saying in a statement southwest flight 3695 return for denver international airport this morning and landed safely after experiencing a mechanical issue. our customers arrived at houston hobby on another aircraft up approximate three hours behind schedule. we apologize for the inconvenience of their delay to place our highest priority at ultimate safety for our customers and employees. our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft. today's incident as you mention bell is a series of other safety concerns for the aerospace manufacturer. boeing, less than two weeks ago boeing ceo announced he was stepped out of the end of the year payback in january as we all know was how the frightening video alaska airlines boeing 77 max nine had its panel blown out. back to you. jon: you have to wonder what the passengers are thinking of that on the right side of the plane and look out and see t

. >> but the report and we've got cowling thinking on >> the pilot also reported passengers and the flight crew heard something loud hit the win a wing flap was damaged. the boeing 7.37 was leaving denver sunday. 143 people on board the plane was able to return safely. >> repair efforts expected to begin this week may be under way today on a stretch of highway one in big sur where? >> part of the road collapsed into the ocean. the problem is familiar. the recent stormy weather, the heavy rain, the monterey county sheriff's office has seen this before. they in fact, warn people in the area to consider leaving before the highway had to be shut down. it is not expected to reopen until at least tomorrow. several hand sanitizer and aloe gel products being recalled for containing methanol, which can cause illness. recall affects aruba hand sanitizer, jail and aruba. allo alcohol ada, joe, too much methanol exposure can cause problems like vomiting, blurred vision, seizures, even lead to permanent blindness and damage to the central nervous system. the products were sold between may of 2021 throu

reported the engine cowling fell off during takeoff and struck the wing flap.erly secure the engine. >> reporter: while the plane is manufactured by boeing, the engine is not. right now, it's unclear what the source of the malfunction is, but southwest has recently had a series of runway scares including a possible engine fire on thursday that grounded a vegas-bound flight in lubbock. >> these small incidents occur but they're rarely catastrophic. >> reporter: passengers onboard reported okay but stun by a moment they won't forget. >> oh, my god, that took off and came back -- are you kidding me -- no. nbc's steve patterson with that report. >>> still ahead, we'll go through the dysfunction on capitol hill that has more than 20 house republicans leaving congress. >>> plus we'll have willie's conversation with larry david as the last ever episode of "curb" aired last night. the two took a walk through the neighborhood that inspired "seinfeld" "morning joe" will be right back. my name is teresa barber. i was in the united states navy and i served overseas in the

which is being trailed by a phalanx of california highway patrol cars and helicopters belongs to al cowlingsward: and trial stunts that everyone endlessly debated. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. howard: there's o.j. trying on the glove, the infamous glove. defense lawyer johnnie cochran, prosecutor marsha marcia clark, judge lance ito became famous, even fringe characters like house guest kato kaelin are despite if substantial the evidence that the one-time football player had stabbed nicole and ron, the jury acquitted simpson, and this was a racial uproar. >> not guilty of the crime of murder -- [cheers and applause] in violation of -- [inaudible] section 187a -- >> the jury has spoken. obviously, you're very happy. >> i'm very happy for his family, for his children. i think justice was served. [inaudible conversations] howard: the first interview went to bet's ed gordon. >> i think the media is the main reason why america is feeling the way they're feeling. they were lied to. howard: all the media's fault. kevin corke, how did you feel at the time that o.j. was acquitted by black j

the cowls are unlikely to do any damage that threatens to bring the airplane down.hey might peel off and hit the tail but rather remote possibility. still unlikely it would do life-threatening damage. well, that's a relief. this is just the latest in a string of recent mishaps involving boeing planes and comes as the justice department launches a criminal probe into the aviation. now as for this southwest flight, the airlines says its maintenance team is reviewing the aircraft. the faa is also investigating. back over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, todd. nine minutes now after the top of the hour. we are getting more information in and this is going to be a big day for 2024. you have joe biden is coming out and is he going to say i'm going to forgive more student loans and today is the day that donald trump is going to make it official. he has got his strategy and the message for the republican party when it comes to abortion. >> lawrence: this is big because there hasn't been really a national strategy when it comes to the republican party. they are kind of seek

hey, that's o.j. and al cowlings in the white bronco. that slow speed chase in la. >> yeah, yeah, i think it's also important. i know you touched on it, jesse, but it's important to remember, too, as you look back, the context in which this trial was playing out there in the early to mid 90s. we were just a few years out from the l.a. riots. the lapd officers acquitted in the rodney king case. why do you think it's so important to remember the backdrop against which the trial of the century unfolded? >> i heard you heard the story. i say people of a certain age, well, people of a certain age may not remember that. this is not the first time our country has faced great division. and that was another time when it felt like we were all pulling in separate directions. when the o.j. verdict was read. i remember i was in a newsroom, not this one, but in a newsroom. i remember there were people who cried, and there were people who cheered. so it was kind of, you know, split depending on which community you happen to be in. so it's important to

this bronco that was seen on tv during that infamous chase belonged to simpson's friend al cowlings,o was in the driver's seat. >> president biden, smashing his own record on student loan forgiveness by wiping out billions of dollars in debt is not pleasing everyone. >> plus, a welcome surprise for a lucky group of bay area students. how they're getting a leg up in their next level of education, and a tech giant upping the ante in its fight with california. >> how an online jou ism see california based news websites in their searches. at issue is the california journalism preservation act. if governor newsom signs it into law. tech giants like google would be required to pay certain news outlets a fee for articles featured in their searches. in a new blog post defending the decision, a google executive claims the bill favors big media companies and would hurt local papers. supporters argue the bill would support publishers already struggling to find a digital audience. >> the streaming platform roku says hackers gained unauthorized access to 576,000 accounts. the san jose based compa

laura cowl was last seen on friday. >> reporter: turning the house upside down, kelly found emails detailing a fraudulent investment scheme involving a fake company called goose investments. cbs news reviewed hundreds of emails from the scammer laying out an elaborate scheme. over the course of nearly two years, frank convinced laura to send him a million and a half dollars. but goose investments wasn't real. frank wasn't real. and buried in a file cabinet was this note from kelly's mom. "i've been living a double life. yes, it involves frank. i tried to stop this, but i knew i would end up dead." laura's body was found in the mississippi river more than 200 miles away, somewhere kelly says she'd never been. the medical examiner called it death by drowning, never ruling homicide or suicide. >> i had a lot of questions for the sheriff's department down in missouri that was responsible for the recovery of her body. >> reporter: dissatisfied with the response from law enforcement, kelly began investigating herself, tracing the possible roots where her mother's car was seen on surveillance tape.