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today, monday, april 17, 2023. hunt for a killer. police in alabama searching for the gunman who opened fire on a birthday party, killing four, and injuring dozens. what we're learning now about the victims. mystery at sea. the frantic search for three americans after their boat vanishes near mexico. what's being done right now to track them down. mouse trap. florida's governor ron desantis announcing his latest move against disney. the efforts against one of the biggest companies in the world. and sun block. what researchers are calling a melanoma vaccine. we'll tell what you they can do which is pretty incredible. we begin this hour with another american community torn apart by gun violence. >> this time it happened in alabama. four people are dead, 28 others are hurt after a shooting during a birthday party.

a sweet 16. the gunfire erupting in a ballroom dance studio -- a dance studio i should say, and authorities are searching for the gunman still on the run 24 hours after the attack. >> let's bring in our correspondent. we now know the names of the fim victims. tell us what we have been able to learn so far. >> reporter: we know the names and the ages, as young as 17, and the oldest being 23. we know two of those victims were high school students. one was philstavious dowdell, and he was on the track team, planning to attend jacksonville university, and he's of course, one of those who died. we haven't gotten more details from authorities about what specifically happened that evening, but nbc news has spoken to some of the witnesses, of course, friends and family members, of those victims. here's part of a conversation that my colleague priscilla

thompson, had with a friend of one of those victims that died. >> it's hard. me and him were very, very close. >> what is it like to think about graduating without best friend there with you? >> it's difficult. it's definitely something hard to, you know, deal with, but i just -- you know, got to do it. do it for him and do it for god. >> what do you think you'll miss most? >> probably -- probably his smile, his laugh. just him being around. >> reporter: we also know that 28 others were injured during that shooting. some critically injured, and many of them were, of course, teenagers being that this was the party of a 16-year-old. >> yeah, of course, and where does the search stand for the gunman right now? >> reporter: so kate, we have been waiting for new details from local authorities.

they spoke sunday evening. that last update indicated that they were still trying to account for everyone that was present at that venue during the celebration, but they did not disclose any possible motive or other information of the person responsible for this. now nbc news did speak to the deejay of the event who was present during the incident who said that it was very dark and because of the darkness, it was difficult to see who could have been responsible. he said he heard the gunshots and many dove to the ground and tried to help, and it would be difficult for witnesses to give any information because it was dark inside that venue. meanwhile, we do know that state and federal authorities are working with local police to continue with this investigation. >> all right. thank you. well, time is running out in the search for three missing american sailors. u.s. and mexican authorities are fanned out in a massive search

area in the water near mexico. it has been 13 days since carrie and frank o'brien and william gross were last seen. between the three of them, they have nearly 100 years of boating experience. nbc news correspondent dana griffin joins us now on this. tell us where those search efforts stand right now. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard says they have no new updates on today's search. they have been focused on 2,500 square miles, and it's been days since husband and wife frank and carrie o'brien and their friend william gross set sail off the coast of mazatlan. it should have taken three days, but the trio hasn't been heard from since tuesday, april 4th. the pings show the boat calling into cabo san lucas. they planned to stop in for supplies, but the coast guard says there's no record of them arriving. now the group was traveling on the o'briens' v vessel

called "oceanbound," and they do not believe they had enough food or fuel on board which is whyhy they are aggressively pursuing this searcrch and rescueue. the families of those lost sailors are hopeful that their experience at sea will help them make a safe return home, and as you mentioned, the three have a combined 100 years of sailing experience. the o'briens are even licensed coast guard captains. gross' daughter spoke with nbc san diego and shared the last message she received from her dad. listen. >> the last message i got from my dad was, we have a 9:30 a.m. departure today on tuesday, april 4th. we communicate constantly with family and friends. we have a facebook group that we post to. we check in. if our sailing plan changes, we let people know. i am just wanting my dad to -- my dad and the o'briens to roll back in and be, like, what's the big deal, guys? >> and we definitely hope that is the case. while the friends did set sail

from what's consider a do not travel zone, the coast guard says they are strictly focusing on search and rescue. so it's unclear if foul play may be involved, but the coast guard tells us that they may have also encountered winds over 30 naughts and 20-foot waves, but the family is hopeful that they are experienced, and they are going to make a way back to them. savannah? >> two licensed coast guard captains on board. that's what you would hope for, absolutely even though it's been awhile. dana griffin, thank you. the fate of the widely used abortion pill is in the hands of the supreme court this week. the high court placed a temporary hold on a texas ruling that would prevent patients from receiving the bill by mail. that means for right now, the pill is still available, but the hold put in place by the supreme court ends at midnight on wednesday. yamiche alcindor joins me now. there are a bunch of different scenarios that could play out.

what are we watching for this week? >> as you said, the really important thing to underscore here is this is still available in the 37 states that legally allow some form of medication abortion. now supreme court justice sam ewe alito issued an order that upholds that status quo through thursday to grant the emergency request given that timeline experts believe the court is likely to act before them then. they could lift that and curtail access to the pill. that could result in the pill not being available by mail, and patients needing to obtain the pill in person and before seven weeks of pregnancy. now justice alito instructed the group's challenging the approval of the drug to file by tuesday at noon, kate. >> that's the next legal step. i want to ask about the vice president, kamala harris. she seems to have really taken on the issue of abortion rights. what has the vice president been

up to? >> it's a key question because there's the legal part of this, and the politics part of this. i along with my colleagues have a story out that illustrates that the white house is combatting these gop efforts to curb abortion access with the vice president kamala harris as the face of that battle. take a listen to her this weekend at a women's march in los angeles. >> when you attack the rights of women in america, you are attacking america. we are strong when we know the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. >> so there you really hear the passion in her voice, and vice president kamala harris, she's already held scores of abortion events since roe v. wade was overturned and now harris is expected to hold at least one abortion event a week, and she's hoping those efforts will help preserve abortion access as well as galvanize voters going into 2024, and improve her and president biden's approval ratings. we should also know that

democratic strategists say that no other senior biden administration official is as credible as vice president harris when i comes to this issue because she understands it on a visceral level, they tell me, as both a woman and a former prosecutor who handled sexual violence cases. we can imagine we'll see a lot more of her talking about this. we're told she's going to be holding at least one abortion event a week. we're told she's also going to be just convening local leaders and state leaders, but this is really an issue where vice president harris is trying to dig in on, and has been digging in on, so definitely a place to watch as the politics and the legal issues here play out. kate? >> it'll be interesting to see what republican candidates do in the 2024 race on this issue as well. thank you so much. appreciate it. apple is getting deeper into the banking business, and big changes are coming to mcdonald's hamburgers. >> i'm hungry now. morgan brennan joins us. i'm headed to the airport. >> there you go then.

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in kansas city, missouri, a community is demanding answers after a black teenager was shot. police say it happened last week while the teen was trying to pick up his younger siblings. they say he went to the wrong house and after ringing the doorbell, was shot by the homeowner twice, including once while the teen was on the ground. the homeowner was taken into custody, and released after 24 hours according to police. i want to bring in nbc news correspondent maggie vespa who is closely following this story for us. maggie, i understand there's quite a bit of outrage on the ground. what do we know about this investigation, and how the community is responding? what are we seeing on the ground? >> reporter: the thing that is frustrating people the most, infuriating them is the fact that kansas city police confirmed they took the shooter home, held that person for 24 hours, and then released them without naming or charging them. they say -- police say that's

because this investigation is ongoing, and they were waiting to talk to ralph, waiting to talk to this 16-year-old boy who was shot in this case. they said initially because of his condition, they couldn't take his statement. therefore they couldn't file charges, and missouri law prevents them, prohibits them from holding someone longer than 24 hours without filing charges. even with that explanation, and even with that context, protests over the weekend, fury on the ground, calls for justice. people in kansas city city they don't understand how this could happen. take a listen. >> i realize that justice doesn't come overnight, but the fact that there's a kid in the hospital and everything i read says, not even a charge has been done, that concerns me. >> just hold this man accountable, and you see that the community came out in support. if one of our children is shot or killed, we all are here. >> reporter: so the police chief is assuring the community this

investigation is moving forward. they promised it will be thorough and it will be fast, and they're basically asking for patience in the meantime. you hit the nail on the head, a ton of anger on the ground as one might expect. >> part of it seems, at least some of it is that according to the family's attorney, to the boy's attorney, the homeowner is white. of course, that's attributed just to the attorney at this point. >> right. >> fueling some of that, but what can you tell us about that teenager's condition today? >> we just spoke to his family, and we actually just learned that ralph -- 16-year-old ralph who was shot once in the head, and the family says, once in the arm. that second shot coming when he was on the ground. they say he's actually recovered enough, believe it or not, that he was released from the hospital over the weekend. they say, again, that first gunshot was to the head. it was lodged in his frontal cortex. he has a traumatic brain injury, and he still is having trouble speaking at this point, but they are hopeful for a full or at least close to full recovery,

and he made tremendous progress over the weekend. again, out of the hospital which is fantastic news, but now everybody just waiting for that update from police, hoping charges come soon in this case. we'll see what happens, is a van in. >> powerful image there of him in the hospital, but good news he's out. maggie vespa, thank you very much. dramatic bodycamera footage captures police arriving at a home and shoot a homeowner to death. they went to the wrong house. here's nbc news correspondent shaquille bruster. >> reporter: new bodycamera video capturing the fatal police shooting of a homeowner in new mexico. the videos from april 5th show three farmington officers responding to a domestic violence report around 11:30 p.m., identifying themselves as police three times. >> farmington police. >> reporter: but the department says, officers went to the wrong address. >> it might have been 4308. >> was it 43 or 53? >> or 53 -- it might have been

5308. >> reporter: 52-year-old robert dodson opens the front door wearing a robe. investigators say pointing a gun at police. >> hands up. >> reporter: all three officers fire their weapons. >> shots fired. >> we're good. i'm good. >> reporter: dodson died at the scene. >> down at the doorway. >> oh my god! >> reporter: his wife is heard screaming inside. >> please done. >> reporter: police say she begins firing. >> get her in cuffs. >> reporter: minutes later, she surrendered. >> where's that gun at? >> he dropped it and then she picked it up and pointed it at us. >> reporter: upstairs are two children heard on a 911 call released by the farmington police department. >> my dad is shot. >> reporter: the police chief offered his condolences the next day. >> mr. dodson was not the subject of the call that our officers were responding to, and this ending is just unbelievably tragic. i'm extremely sorry that we are

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a plea until may 3rd. he can remain free, but has to be booked sometime between now and then. becker is facing tw charges related to the leak of a confidential civil grand jury report about whether the san francisco 49ers tried to exert power and influence over santa clara's city council policy. the district attorney jeff rosen as charged anthony becker with leaking the civil grand jury report. that's a misdemeanor charge, but then allegedly lying to the civil grand jury and that's a felony. the district attorney says while there will not be any criminal charges against the 49ers for allegedly smearing members publicly, jeff rosen says they are owed an apology. >> i am concerned this would discourage people from serving in the future and certainly we've looked at the different penal code sections that relate to this conduct. we're not charging the 49ers with a criminal violation for

this conduct. we don't believe that that what happened here rises to that standard, however, does rise to the standard to say that's wrong, do not attack individual jurors. >> again, he can remain free until his court date, may 3rd. >> thank you. the warriors will hold a watch party as the golden state takes on the kings in game two of the playoffs. the kings lead the series 1-0 after the warriors missed the last shot on saturday to drive the game into overtime. the game comes as the team is investigating an incident involving a bay area rapper. security guards kicked him out in the fourth quarter. e 40 says because it was because of an a disagreement with a white woman. sources familiar with the situation told the associated

press that the rapper was standing and blocking the view of fans behind him and was given a warning after several complaints. here's some of the stories you need to know about this hour. oakland is working on its streets and thousands of students at cal campuses. cal state campuses are filing petitions to form what they say would be the largest union of under grad student workers in the nation. they're demanding higher wages and the ability to work more than 20 hours a week at non-teaching campus jobs to help pay for their housing and food. many students say they're paying for college and living expenses on their own. csu says it caps student hours at 20 per week to insure they have another time to study. we reached out for comment on the students' plans, but haven't heard back. oakland is tackling all those problematic potholes caused by recent storms. since the beginning of march, the city has filled 2700 holes.

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murder conviction of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin in the murder of george floyd. chauvin's attorney had asked the court to throw out the conviction because of the publicity surrounding the case and other factors that he claimed prevented a fair trial, but the three-judge panel sided with prosecutors who said chauvin got a fair trial and a just sentence. chauvin is currently serve a 22 1/2-year sentence. the secret service is investigating reports of a gunshot fired this morning at the home of vice president kamala harris and her husband, doug emhoff. neither of them were at the residence at the time, and no one was injured. according to the secret service, quote, there is currently no indication the incident was directed at the individuals it protects or the naval observatory. >> italian police have seized nearly $41 million worth of cocaine floating off the coast of sicily. roughly 70 water-proof packages weighing two tons were sealed with netting and equipped with a

tracking device. they were spotted by a navy surveillance plane, and officers believe it was dumped by a cargo ship and set to be recovered later. we're learning new revelationons from t that leaea clasassified dococuments andnd e governmentnt didn't k know f fo montnths that state secrets wer being posted online. it comes as lawmakers are demanding further investigation into how this happened, and how to stop it from occurring again. nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken delanian joins us now. you have new reporting, i know, about why the government wasn't able to discover that these documentnts were beieing posted publblicly onlinine. what did y you find? > reporter:r: well, savannae reason why is that the government has no ability, to right to look at the private social media of the 1.3 million people who hold top secret clearances in this country, including jack teixeira who's been charged with leaking this information. sometimes the government looks at what they do publicly on facebook and twitter, but not on

private chat rooms like discord, and jack teixeira was posting these documents for months before the u.s. government knew they were there, and it only found out after it became public in the news media. >> there's new information surrounding china. what do we know? >> yeah, well, nbc news is reviewing a document today that talks about the u.s. assessing that china is creating a cybercapability to take control of an american satellite, which is pretty remarkable. also documents published by "the washington post" that said the u.s. knew about three additional chinese spy balloons in addition to the ones that flew across the united states, and reports that china could establish air superiority in the event it invades taiwan. new revelations about chinese capabilities. >> ken, thank you very much. >> you bet. for the first time ever, u.s. customs and border protections is releasing a

bodycamera footage from a deadly shootout last month. a border patrol agent shot and killed a suspect along the u.s./mexico border. steven romo joins us now. what do we know about how this incident went down, and what are we seeing in this footage? >> reporter: this is dramatic footage. as you mentioned, this agency is releasing a body cam video from an agent-involved shooting. they were accused of transporting undocumented immigrants. this footage is disturbing. the footage shows the agents chasing a black bmw. you saw the agent jump out with a baton and start smashing the windows of that vehicle. the agent grabs the driver's arm, but then the car goes in reverse. the agent then points his firearm at the driver and fires that one deadly shot. the county authorities declared that driver dead at the scene. according to cbp, five

undocumented immigrants were found in the backseat, and three in the trunk. >> what are we hearing from the family of the person driving the car? >> reporter: we did hear from an attorney for the family. they passed along a statement to our affiliate, kvoa there in tucson, arizona saying, quot at no time did cbp give notice to the family that this footage was being released to the media. at no time did cbp seek or receive the consent of our clients to ree lease this footage to the media. the family is horrified and re-traumatized by the lease of footage that shows in graphic detail the officer shooting and killing their loved one. tucson sector has had the highest number of use of force incidents. the sheriff's office is still investigating to determine whether or not this shooting was justified. >> all right, steven romo. thank you. well, a 2021 sexual assault

investigation involving armie hammer is now under review by the los angeles district attorney. that's according to a source familiar with the investigation. you might know hammer from his roles in movies like "the social network," and "call me by your name," or you may have heard these revelations. let's gets to erin mclaughlin on this. nbc news was able to confirm this a few minutes ago. what have you learned so far? >> reporter: sourced with knowledge tells nbc news that the los angeles police department has wrapped up its investigation into sexual assault allegations against actor armie hammer. they have forwarded the results of that investigation to the l.a. district attorney's office. a spokesperson confirming to nbc thaws that they are now reviewing a case involving armie hammer. this all relates back to the 2021 allegation made by a woman identifying herself as effie.

she came forward, saying the actor brutally raped her in los angeles at the time coming forward in a press conference with her then-attorney gloria allred. gloria allred is no longer representing her and we reached out to effie on her latest comments. we have yet to hear back, and it is unclear how long the district attorney plans to review this case. no charges have been filed. >> and erin, at this point, have we heard any response from hammer or his legal team? are we expecting that? >> we reached out to hammer's lawyer just a short while ago. that lawyer declined to comment back when these alleges were originally made though in 2021, his lawyer released a statement denying the allegations saying, quote, all of hammer's sexual relationships have been completely consensual, discussed and agreed upon in advance and mutually participatory.

>> thank you. there's a new twist in florida's escalating war with disney. desantis announced state lawmakers will overturn disney's attempt to avoid a state takeover of its special district it has in orlando. nbc news correspondent sam brock is following the latest for us. walk us through this latest move by desantis. there's been a lot of back and forth here. what does this mean for disney? >> reporter: yeah. what is the upshot here, kate? good to be with you. it was fascinaing to listen to governor desantis. it's as much what he said, as much as what he did not say. florida has to be a state of law or men ruling on or own, and that's why disney needs this district taken away from it. no mention of what got us here in the first place, the don't say gay and parental rights bill, no talk of that, or woke activism from the governor or anything along the lines of

culture wars and he said this is an issue of fairness. they created a new board there, stripping away disney's selected supervisors and put in hand-picked board members from desantis, but before that went into effect, disney made a deal with itself. that board which is elected by landowners in the area, and those are walt disney employees, friends, and family members, with the corporation itself, to extend their authority, so basically run this self-governance into the section several decades. desantis says that's not going to fly, and the board is going to meet and nullify in a, and if that's not enough, the state legislature will create its own law which would supersede whatever disney had done. here are his remarks moments ago. >> it's basically a legal fiction. they negotiated with themselves to give themselves the ability to maintain their self-governing status. that's in direct defiance of the will of the people of florida. >> now, kate, another interesting sort of outcome of this today was the governor

talked about land that disney owns that he was asked what he would like to use it for. be that the development he said of a penitentiary or work force housing for disney employees which would be a huge thorn in disney's side because it would create labor issues for the country. the big question is if it's land that disney owns, but that has not yet been used for the actual disney business itself, does he have the right to do that? does the state have the right to come in and develop disney's land for other purposes, but it is very clear that he sort of is waging the next stage of this war and saying, do not even think about pursuing this any further. >> right. other purposes including suggestion of a prison or a pen penitentiary. so disney's ceo bob iger on the other side, has had some strong comments too, but i take it he would be glad to meet with the governor to discuss? >> that's right. bob iger said we're not going to go to the mattresses over this.

those are his words. but i would be willing to meet with the governor to figure this out. we have reached out to disney and have not heard what a timeline would be, but governor desantis did not mention anything about it in his remarks today. >> sam brock following that one. sam, thank you. well, napa valley wineries are responding to climate change. coming up, the impacts you might already be tasting. first, for the daily snap shot. look at this image from jerusalem. that's supposed to be the burial site of jesus, and they held the fire ceremony. candles in hand, and you can see candles in hand, and you can see it

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part of that change. in napa valley, this climate whiplashes the threat. the concern is a severe change in climate could change the taste of the wine, something they rely on. the world-renowned cabernet is here. >> does the wine that was made in the warmer years taste different than others? >> yes, it does. >> reporter: beth novak milligan's family has owned vineyards since the 1970s. >> in 2022, we had a day here, about 118 degrees. that's desert heat. >> reporter: then there's the fires and the smoke they produce. >> if there is fresh smoke close by, it's just sort of hovering in your vineyard, the grape dos absorb that through their skins. >> reporter: peter lost about 20% of his 2020 harvest. he says its tastes like ash. >> we sold them off to other people that probably made

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