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He find me? >> what hes searching for is that smell of a person underneath the snow and rising up out of the snow. >> reporter: mans best friend on the slopes, and even buried under snow. gadi schwartz, nbc news, snowbird, utah. >> not sure whos happier, gadi or the dog, about that rescue. thats "nightly news" for this friday and for the right now at 6: very different interpretations of a deadly police shooting. vallejo police release body cam footage.... showing officers shooting and killing a ...

Mutations that lead to painlessness in people, we might find roots to developing new analgesic drugs. and thats the basis of our work. >> reporter: scientists are interested in jo for another reason, she doesnt feel anxiety or fear, and her wounds heal quickly. that could lead to a whole host of medications to help the rest of us feel more like her. lester? >> pretty remarkable, kelly, thanks very much. when we come back, snow angels on four feet. the dogs that respond when disaster strikes. s...

Good night. narrator: in utah, youre livin on mountain time and theres nothing standard about that. with 10 resorts less than an hour from salt lake international airport, mountain time means more time on more resorts on the greatest snow on earth. it means more time with the kids and more time away from the kids. ski more, shred more, chill more, cheers more because mountain time is a state of mind that can only be found in one place. utah.

Iran. israeli intelligence is watching. we get rare access inside a post where they monitor every move around the border and under it. >> hezbollah planned it to be a surprise. >> they found six tunnels dug by the iranian-backed hezbollah group to get fighters into israel. its men startled when they were discovered. israel is not building a massive border wall to stop the militants. >> the situation right now is like a keg of explosives ready to be set off. >> iran has attacked israeli troops di...

Mountain from here. >> reporter: thats not all. from helicopters to howitzers. it is a constant battle to keep the slopes safe. >> gentlemen, youve got a big one coming at you. >> what would happen if you guys werent out here detonating explosives every day? >> there would be no way the ski resort could open safely without an aggressive avalanche control program. >> reporter: this year heavy snowfall bringing severe avalanche threats throughout the nations largest mountain ranges. over 1,000 ava...

Close by," this student says. the police say the gunmen, both former students, took their own lives. among the dead, five students and two employees. several others were injured. this school worker says she opened the kitchen door, rushing students to safety when they heard shots. school shootings are rare in brazil even though its one of the worlds most violent countries. now the local governor has declared three days of mourning. anne thompson, nbc news. a crisis at another school to report,...

Tonights blizzard in denver is raising new safety concerns in an unprecedented season for avalanches that have killed 22 people. our gadi schwartz went out with an elite team using high-powered technology to target the threat. >> reporter: it is 1 degree at the top of snowbird ski resort in utah. the wind is howling. the hike is grueling. and the pull of the fuse -- >> fire in the hole! >> whoa! >> smells like the fourth of july. >> reporter: as explosive as that looks, this is a rare glimpse at...

An unlikely refuge. one of the most notorious borders a safe haven for some of natures most beautiful and endangered birds. and a symphony on a glacier with instruments made of ice. we take you to the coolest concert on earth. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. tonight a series of storms leaving a mess across the country and another one on the way. less than three weeks until spring, but march is off to a rough start. tonight 52 million americans are under the th...

Morning. see you back here tomorrow night. good night.

Oh, what a relief it is! finally in the cold case of next tonight, an arrest finally in the cold case of an next tonight, an arrest finally in the cold case of an 11-year-old girl murdered back in 1973. as kristen dalgren reports, california police relied on dna and an innovative use of social media. >> reporter: after decades spent searching for a little girls killer -- >> were here to announce the arrest of james alan neal -- >> reporter: police say theyve tied a 72-year-old man living in ...