all of the available safety and efficacy data before recommending this vaccine for your child. back in washington, how do you feel? half way vaccinated. reporter: eight-year-old carter already looking forward to his second dose. way to go, carter. that s nbc s tom costello reporting. this is the last year or so has been so politicizepoliticized, l families living in fear, the father said 600 days for their child and they re worried any time their kids go to school or to a dance or whatever, they could get sick and now the miracle, thanks to a couple of administrations, pharmaceuticals and doctors and scientists of shots going into the arms of young kids. it s amazing.
but i guess i want to be able to protect myself. the course taught since 9/11 but suspended since the pandemic, now in tie demand. air marshal ron pfeiffer teaches the clock. we teach block techniques to protect face and vital organs of the body. hands and self-defense, and just, pivot, bring it back, turn, making sure you bring the hand back to your your face. protecting themselves a 30,000 feet. sadly, i cannot say that i blame them. that is nbc s tom costello reporting. it s easy to look at the taliban surge as a win and a loss. are you sur you know what game we re playing? another way to think of the fight for freedom before we go. whooping cough.
police academy. are you surprised you re in this situation? well, the world has gone a little crazy so i m not absolutely surprised, but i guess i want to be able to protect myself. reporter: the course taught since 9/11 but suspended during the pandemic now in high demand. air marshal in charge ron fifer helps teach the class. certainly we teach block techniques, very simple block techniques to protect face and vital organs of the body. so hands in self-defense just as this, step, pivot, bring it back, turn, making sure you bring that hand back to your face. protecting themselves at 30,000 feet. sadly, i cannot say that i blame them. that was nbc s tom costello reporting. it s easy to look at the taliban surge as a win for them and a loss for us. but are you sure you know what game we re playing?
the faa has a zero-tolerance policy for people who behave badly on airplanes. this morning the agency is taking action with a new round of fines. a passenger fined $15,500 for ignoring at least ten requests from the crew for not wearing a mask properly and drinking alcohol. a passenger fine $10,500 for being so disruptive, it was rerouted in fort lauderdale. we ll prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. come on, all of those other people on the flights so terrified, it s got to stop. that was nbc s tom costello reporting. we thank him for that, but that will do it for me this hour, and we ll have a an exclusive on vladimir putin and president biden s trip including erdogan and that will be covered up next
reporter: but many say businesses, hospitals and school districts have paid. the superintendent cant say what his school district did to regauge control of their computers and lesson plans. you re talking about 5 to 12-year-olds and shutting down their learning. reporter: tonight cyber pros are urging to double down on security. change all your passwords regularly. use multistep authentic indication. back up your computers offline or to the cloud. never skip a security update. higher a cyber security staff if you can and remind employees and family members, never click on suspect emails or links. that was nbc s tom costello reporting. up next, anyone stranger to the world of gymnastics or its stigma against older athletes. now, the seventh most decorated female gymnast in american history is doing everything she can to fix it. chelsea memmel joins me next. nst