dead, then bill mclaughlin was as good as dead.lin and he refused. but put her in touch with someone who could do it. and they use the beretta, which, said eric, wasn't his after all. he had given it to nanette as a gift, he said. and she supplied it to the hitman. so, what did matt murphy think of eric's new story? >> it doesn't make any sense. here's the problem. the first story had was i had nothing to do with it. then he messed up and said, nanette it's totally innocent and i'm innocent. then we get to trial and it changes to, nanette is not innocent, but i'm innocent. and i had nothing to do with anything. we interview him afterwards and it changes again to something radically different. >> michael hill didn't buy it either. >> have you ever heard of hiring a hitman, but he goes yeah, i'll take the job, but you know what, i don't have a gun. can you lawyers? >> so, eric sits in jail and contemplates that long ago love affair with nanette. >> nanette johnston is the worst type of person. she can lie to you, make love to you, ki

here's erin mclaughlin >> reporter: his name is patron, or "bullet.in ukraine, he's known as a hero. the pint-sized jac russell terrier specially trained to sniff out land mines left behind by the russians every day he's working, his owner mihail says. we met patron outside the northern city of chernihiv. where they're clearing the area of the remnants of war. ukrainians forces may have pushed the russians out, but what the occupation left behind is potentially just as deadly unexploded ordnance and mines, too many to count. patron helps collect them before detonation how many lives has he saved? "impossible to know," he says. one mine can kill one person or several people we're told the number of mines he's discovered is a secret mihail says he purchased patron two years ago as a gift for his son. "i took him with me to work one day," he says "he showed his skills, it was an accident." now patron is famous with over 100,000 followers on instagram. posts showing him hard at work, or at play with his trusty stick. he's also known for comforting other e

>> erin mclaughlin, thank you. now weeks after the russians withdrew from the capital, some ukrainians are returning to bucha to pick up the pieces. molly hunter is there. >> nicolai is one of the lucky ones we met him in lviv with his brother-in-law and together with their families they escaped bucha back on march 9th. >> it was so dangerous. >> now he's heading back. did you know your house is still standing >> no. no i hope my dog -- as we approached the family house, we hear barking, his dog was waiting. he takes a second to warm up and then recognizes his owner. their house is frozen in time and intact >> we have only ten minutes to leave. the russians didn't get inside, dinner plates are still on the table. >> we can go in. >> he shows me the shelter they spent so much time in, but we don't linger he wants to see his hometown the famous street, he says >> it's hard to believe. >> does it feel like home >> i don't know. i don't understand >> then he wants to go see this place he's heard about. >> it's like a c

. >>> and there's news about booster shots and children erin mclaughlin following that erin, what ishe latest >> reporter: hey, lester lester.. pfizer says it will try to get the fda to green light covid boosters for kids 5 to 11 in the coming days. the pharmaceutical company cites a 30-person lab study showing the additional shot ups children's defense against omicron, a positive sign for parents concerned about subvariants driving up cases right now in half the country pfizer's recent data has not been available for independent review earlier this year researchers found two doses of pfizer's vaccine offered children 5 to 11 almost no protection against infection but helped prevent severe illness, which experts say is the priority. kids have the lowest risk of being hospitalized because of covid, and less than a third of those 5 to 11 are fully vaccinated, making widespread interest in booster shots unlikely lester >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds inside el salvador's controversial crackdown on gang violence the extreme measures the president there is taking to contr

erin mclaughlin reports now from kyiv. >> reporter: tonight russian president vladimir putin declaring victory over the besieged port city of mariupol, telling russia's defense minister congratulations. russia controls nearly all of what's left of the city, but not this massive steel mill, where the last ukrainian troops are still holed up putin ordering russian forces to seal it off so, quote, not even a fly can pass through until those ukrainian troops run out of food and surrender. but inside the plant a ukrainian fighter sent us this video, insisting putin's victory declaration is a lie. >> we're still fighting we destroyed one tank today, two armored fighting vehicles and one armored personnel carrier. >> reporter: he tells us hundreds of civilians are also trapped inside the rest of the city is now under russian control, where ukrainian officials say the situation grows more catastrophic by the day, saying these new satellite images show graves dug by russians to bury mariupol residents who have been killed. meanwhile authorities only managing to evacuate dozens of civilians sinc

, the mom of one of the missing says this easter she hasn't given up hope >> our thanks to erin mclaughlin for that report. >>> breaking overnight, new york city firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own firefighter timothy klein, a six-year veteran died fighting a massive house fire in brooklyn klein came from family of firefighters his father was one and so were some of his relatives. authorities say he became trapped after a roof partially collapsed on him and another person a second body was recovered but has not been identified. more than 100 firefighters were battling the blaze eight firefighters were injured, some taken to the hospital >>> a south carolina community is rocked to its core by a shooting that left a local police officer dead. 28-year-old drew barr was one of three officers responding to a domestic disturbance call in the city of casey. authorities say a suspect opened fire from inside the house, killing barr police then negotiated with that suspect for seven hours before the man shot and killed himself. officer barr was a six-year veteran of the force he h

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erin mclaughlin is in ukraine with the latest on those talks. >> here in kyiv, the u.s. embassy remains sealed off as it has been since the beginning of the war, but all of that is about to change following a visit from the u.s. secretaries of defense and state who were here in the capital over the weekend to announce more than $700 million in u.s. foreign aid for weapons for ukraine as well as the restoration of the u.s. diplomatic presence here inside the country. according to the u.s. secretary of defense, this package is meant to weaken russia so that russia can no longer invade other countries. this is fighting raged across the donbas region just hours after the secretaries left the country, there was a strike on a railway station in the western city of lviv. erin mclaughlin, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >> new at 11:00, police on the peninsula investigating a deadly early morning crash. it happened just before 5:00 this morning. a pedestrian was struck by a car on east bay shore road at oakwood drive in east palo alto. police say the pedestrian died at the scene. the d

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chris mclaughlin reports. on the brightest of days, the biggest of derbies.ake, a place in the cup final celtic favourites but also just. rangers just couldn't find the net. but just after the hour of the first goal, rick taylor finding a way through and deadlock broken by celtic. but rangers refused to crumble and scott levelled on 77. blue heaven for one half. and for extra time, the momentum of rangers in six minutes remaining, they won it. a huge victory for rangers and celtic�*s dream over, it will be rangers in next month's final. well, chelsea's women had set the bar earlier in the day. the defending champions beat arsenal 2—0 to reach the final of the women's fa cup to set up a meeting with manchester city at wembley next month. jane dougall reports. standing room only in the semifinals. arsenal 1a time winners in defending champions chelsea and a repeat of last year's final. both hoping for the chance of silverware. it took wolford the match to light up and starting the better team. and both sides were keen to impress the national manager. and they a

i want to start with news we got from our colleague erin mclaughlin, there were two explosions just heard in kyiv. she did shoot some video of it. we're going to play it right now. there is also a little bit of information from kyiv, mayor vitale klitschko's television channel, two hits in one district, all services are in place, he says, information about the victims is being clarified. so two strikes inside kyiv, matt. shows that even though some areas which have been reopened and even though some officials have said please come back to kyiv, we're going to start to establish a new normal here, it is still quite dangerous. >> just goes to show that the danger never goes away, really any city in ukraine. it's been a couple of weeks since vladimir putin announced he'd be withdrawing from the area around kyiv. there's still no ground troops in the entire region. they're lobbing cruise missiles and artillery. you know, a lot of this is to just put ukrainians, all of them, on notice they will never be safe. on those two hits that we just saw tonight, the two explosions in the district of kyi

chris mclaughlin reports.up final celtic favourites but also just. rangers just couldn't find the net. butjust rangers just couldn't find the net. but just after the rangers just couldn't find the net. butjust after the hour of rangers just couldn't find the net. but just after the hour of the first goal, rick taylorfinding but just after the hour of the first goal, rick taylor finding a way through and deadlock broken by celtic. rangers refused to crumble and leveling on 77. blue heaven for one half. and for extra time, the momentum of rangers in six minutes remaining, they wanted. a huge victory for rangers and celtic stream over, it will be rangers in next month's final. well chelsea's women had set the bar earlier in the day. the defending champions beat arsenal 2—nil to reach the final of the women's fa cup to set up a mettting wiht manchester city at wembley next month. jane dougall reports. standing room only in the semifinals. arsenal time winners in defending champions chelsea and repeat of the final.

>> erin mclaughlin in kyiv. joining us is daria kaleniuk, founder of anti-corruption center. you're in poland. you just returned from ukraine. what did you find? how did you feel? >> well, i feel proud for my people. i had meetings with high-level officials from the ministry of defense in the armed forces of ukraine. and everyone is truly believing that we will win this war. however, the speed of the victory and the price still ukrainian people have to pay directly depends on the weapons, which is what others will help us with. and ukraine armed forces understand very well that we cannot outnumber russians with our troops. we can't outnumber russians with our soviet military equipment. but we can win with a high quality equipment, with nato-style equipment. this is the key message which i heard from our armed forces and from our government, that we have to adapt our armed forces to nato standards as soon as possible and ensure the westerners are providing us with modern nato equipment. >> is that something that has been lacking so far? just a couple of days ago speaking with

>> erin mclaughlin, thank you so very much. jonathan, on this new military aid package, what would that look like? >> well, it is a recognition by washington, and frankly, the rest of europe, that the war is entering a new phase here. that in the donbas, it is going to be potentially a months-long slog. and much more a world war ii-style set piece battle, with tanks and heavy equipment. and the ukrainians are saying, they believe it's already begun, as the russians have stepped up their bombardments from a distance. so the pentagon officials, including one i spoke including late last night say, there's been no sign yet of real russian troop movement. but they expect that will come in days and weeks. so the new equipment is going to be designed to help with that. heavier equipment. yes, more of the javelins and stingers to try to bring down planes, to keep, you know, the skies clear of russian aircraft, as best they can. but also, heavier artillery to take out tanks and some of this equipment that's expected to come into the reg

north 101 from the section 680 -- there's the earlier crash with debris south 280 approaching mclaughlining going on. the sensors do show slowing. use caution if that is your direction, 280 toward the enter chain and the transition to 680. back to you. >> all right. good to know. thanks, mike. >>> it's 5:43. how healthy is the county you live in? next on "today in the bay," hear from one expert on how the pandemic is affecting our everyday lifestyles. also, the steps she says bay area leaders can take to make improvements. >>> how healthy is the white house? it's getting harder and harder to keep coronavirus out of the west wing. all that when "today in the bay" continues. >>> a live look right now in san francisco. if you look at the top of the building, you can see the american flag there waving with the wind. we have gusty conditions expected through this afternoon. i'll take you through the timing and where we can expect to see the wind advisories remain. >>> the first burst of traffic through san jose. we've seen that building earlier today. now holding on right at the 680/280 inter

. >>> i want to bring in john mclaughlin, former acting director and deputy director of the cia, john, russia says its goal to control southern ukraine as well as donbas -- why, what is putin after exactly? >> well i think his goal is pretty clear. he's trying to build a land bridge from eastern part of ukraine through mariupol, across the south, through crimea, and then on to odesa. frankly, i don't think he can do it. he's also, of course, talking about some of his commanders talking about taking a piece of moldova at the end of that long strip of territory. i don't think he can really do this for at least four reasons and i would sum them up as logistics, command and control, manpower, and distance. you know, his logistics have been terrible up until now, and when they get out at the end of that pipeline as they're getting toward odesa, i really don't think they have the capability to supply their forces. these are big cities, odesa is about 900,000 people. i've been there, beautiful city. they haven't been able to control smaller cities so the idea of them actually controlling it

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chris mclaughlin was watching the action. it is really to win the edinburgh rivals meet.es an absolute goal fast. the first 20 minutes an absolute goalfast. hartz got the first 20 minutes an absolute goal fast. hartz got the opener, and what a strike from ellis sims. great technique from the man on loan from everton. the second was as impressive as it was clever, stephen kingsley starting and finishing the training ground move in some style. hibs could have collapsed. instead, they hit back immediately. game on. liam boyce had a chance to stretch the lead just before the break. he should have done better. hibs dominates the start of the second half and almost leveled through ryan porteous, but what about this for a save from the scotland number one craig gordon? hibs were reduced to ten men. a second yellow card. in a chance with minutes to go, but once again it wasn't to be hibs day. hearts celebrated, and should they make it into the cup final here next month, they will face celtic or rangers, who do battle here at hampden tomorrow. well, let's hearfrom both camps now a

alex. >> liz mclaughlin, thank you very much, from grand rapids.igan attorney, dana nessel, give us reaction to this incident. what's going through your mind? >> i can't comments on the specifics as it pertains to this particular investigation because the investigation is ongoing and this case might end up being reviewed by my office potentially. i can't comment on that. i have to let the investigation play out as we have to in any officer-involved shooting. but i will say this, the question i think we should be focused on is not what happens when a police officer is placed in a potentially life threatening situation, but how do we prevent police officers from being placed in that situation to begin with, and that starts with, sometimes police reform related measures. we had a number of bills that were introduced. i had a number of suggestions in 2020 in the wake of the george floyd killing. but despite the fact that there was a lot of interest in it then, it all seemed to die out in a short period of time. we can't allow that to happen. in michiga

for the news, i'm erin mclaughlin >>> well, there's good news on covid tonight too.he united states is now out of the full-blown explosive phase of the pandemic. that's new today from dr. fauci. he told "the washington post" the country may face another wave of cases, especially as the virus mutates, but here's the important part he says he believes we built up enough immunity through vaccinations and infections to prevent another devastating surge. many experts agree, the worst of covid is likely in the rear-view, but the debate over masks, that's not over >>> some customers are now pushing new jersey transit to make at least one car on every commuter train available only to people who want to wear masks all the time trains already have a quiet car in many cases. now some want a car in which everyone must wear a mask. dozens of people have signed the petition for now jersey transit dropped the requirement after a judge struck down the national mandate on public transit. >>> from the "i could have told you that" file video chats are pretty bad for brainstorming. that

also sara mclaughlin, counting crows will perform under the stars in july.prefer your wine with comedy, chelsea handler, david spade and jim gaffigan will be taking the stage. also boyz ii men, van morrison and smokey robinson, tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00 >> a. don't forget, can you watch us on amazon fire and apple tv. >> it sounds like a fun time. right now at 5:30, president biden not mincing words, after disturbing video emerges showing civilian deaths in ukraine. the president now calling voout a war criminal. >> we have to gather all the details so this can have an actual wartime trial. this guy is brutal. >> our political analyst, larry gerston, provides clarity. >>> also the odd delay involving a california senator that held up an important vote involving supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. how it affects her nomination moving forward. and with big rigs

didn't stop air raid sirens from sounding and reports of more fatalities, including children aaerin mclaughlin is covering it all from kyiv. >> reporter: for the first time since the beginning of the war two top u.s. officials met with president zelenskyy in kyiv sunday according to an advisor to the ukrainian president. no official confirmation from the u.s. government so far. a press conference before the meeting at one of the capital's subway stations doubling as a presidential bomb shelter i asked president zelenskyy about his message to the u.s. secretary why is it important for high-ranking u.s. officials to visit the ukrainian capital and what do you plan to tell them? >> translator: one cannot come to us empty-handed, he says and we expect not just gifts or cakes we are expecting specific things and specificns weapons the ukrainians insist are needed to rappel the russians and save civilian lives. on orthodox easter sunday in the besieged city of mariupol despite calls for a truce to evacuate trapped civilians a ukrainian fighter reporting the russians bombed air a bombs amidst repeate

nbc's liz mclaughlin is in grand rapids, michigan, for us. covering the story., good to talk to you. i want to get an overview of the latest developments that we have been hearing from police there in this investigation and the status of this yet unnamed police officer. >> reporter: well, yasmin, police say they won't release the identity of that officer unless criminal charges are brought against him. the michigan state police are conducting that investigation. currently under way now and it's unclear how long that will take. they are conducting interviews, including with the officer and witnesses, reviewing evidence, including that disturbing video that you just saw. and three videos were released by grand rapids police this week. prosecutors actually asked to wait to release those until the investigation was complete, but out of a goal for transparency, they did it earlier. but the body camera video went dark 42 seconds before that shooting. the police are saying that's because of a malfunction. you have to press down the recessed button for at least three se

nbc's liz mclaughlin is bringing us more on this disturbing story. us from grand rapids, michigan, welcome to you. what's the latest we're hearing from police on the investigation into lyoya's death? >> reporter: michigan state police police are currently investigating to see if criminal charges are necessary in this case. it's unclear how long that investigation will take. in the meantime, the officer is on paid leave, and is stripped of police powers, currently unidentified until criminal charges are brought forward. now, the grand rapids police chief, eric windstrom said he released the videos this week ahead of the investigation conclusion in the hopes of transparency. there were three videos, including police body camera video that shut off before the fatal shot occurred. those final moments seen because of cell phone video from the passenger in lyoya's car and that video shows those final moments. it has sparked outrage because lyoya was seen in that video. and that video is really at the center of these cases now. we're hearing from the father

deadly russian missile strict strike yesterday russia said it targeted a defense plan nbc's erin mclaughlins there >> one of the missiles struck this factory. what ukrainian officials believe was the intended target. the other struck this apartment building the victim's car parked right outside >> reporter: tonight kyiv's mayor said the russian strike was a middle finger to the u.n. coming just an hour after the visit by the secretary-general. >> kelly joins us again from eastern ukraine. kelly, we are getting now a new prediction or assessment from nato about how long this war could last. >> reporter: that's right, lester. nato's deput secretary-general said that the next few days and weeks could be decisive and also warned this war could last months or years. lester >> hard to imagine this is just getting started. kelly, thank you >>> here at home a major sell-off on wall street today and the end of a brutal month for the markets. tom costello is following it what's going on? >> the sell-off is led by tech stocks after some tech giants reported disappointing earnings amazon, apple, intel

liz mclaughlin, thank you so much from grand rapids, michigan.and ceo of the national urban league. i'm awful glad to have you here. >> hey, alex, thank you. >> i want to get into and ask, really, what went through your mind when you first saw that video of the police officer shooting patrick lyoya? >> i said, not again. not again. here we have -- how does a traffic stop turn into the death of a man? how does this continue to happen in america where an innocent black man, stopped for a misdemeanor traffic violation, ends up going home dead? this video certainly raises significant questions around police actions in grand rapids, but this problem is unabated. as you know, we worked hard last year to pass through the congress the george floyd justice in policing bill. we will not give up on that. because congress has yet -- the house did, but the senate did not, yet to take a strong stand in favor of police accountability. and i think the senate has shirked its moral responsibility to do so because of the filibuster, but this man did not need to die

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the victim fought off the suspect and was last seen running toward mclaughlin avenue. they say he is between 5'5" and brown hair and brown eyes and a buzz cut. >>> for the first time in two decades, thousands of nurses from stanford and lucile packard children's hospital hit the picket lines. they went on strike saying they are frustrated about field contract talks. the nurses union said 93% of eligible nurses voted to authorize the strike because of what they described as burnout, exhaustion and overstepping. the hospital said it is ready to go back to the bargaining table to reach an agreement. >> everything we are asking for is tied to that, tied to making nursing more sustainable because the overtime shifts and extra work, all of the things the hospital has asked of us that we have given is not sustainable in the long term. it has taken us through the pandemic and taking us into the wave of delayed care we are experiencing now that keeps our hospitals full. >> reporter: they are also demanding more money and healthcare benefits. >> we want our nurses back, and we c

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