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today is wednesday, april 10th, 2024. a battle is brewing and new fallout after a arizona supreme court upholds a civil war law to ban abortion, and how it could rage on into november. and a boy is shot by an officer when he is holding a toy gun, and the outrage growing to accountability. and sticker shock. the price of goods is rising more than economists want, and gas and rent and car insurance is getting more expensive and why relief is further away than ever. and here comes the sun. the spring break may have passed, but it is time to think about summer vacation and why you should book now, and how you can save. >> yeah, i am thinking about summer. >> i'm ready. >> we begin this hour with the

historic abortion ruling in arizona. >> the supreme court is upholding a law from the mid-1800s, and the ban is with almost no exceptions. the abortion is a felony and anyone who helps a woman get an abortion could face five years in prison. >> the democratic leaders saying they will not uphold this ruling, and katie hobbs is calling on the legislature to repeal it, and a chance that the voters could have a final say, and a push to have a ballot measure in november has racked up hundreds of thousands of signatures, and some arizonians are coming to grips with the decision, and others are celebrating it. >> i feel like everything that my grandmother and mother and the generations before us, and all of that work that we have put in has not been for anything. >> i think that it is going to save lives. >> i think that ballot measures and stuff like that is in the

works and so i am not super worried, but i will be worried after november. and our washington correspondent yamiche alcindor is joining us. how soon could this go into effect, and does it matter if the governor says she will not enforce it? >> this is a total ban on abortions in arizona. and currently, the abortions are allowed up to 15 weeks of pregnancy, and still no exception for rape and incest in arizona. and last year, the governor katie hobbs granted the state attorney general to stop any county prosecution for alleged violation of abortion law, and she is saying it is still in place, and the state a.g. was on "morning joe" talking about how she and other states who allow abortion are coordinating. this is what she says. >> if that situation were to happen and if young girl were to be rape and pregnant, and we need to get her out of the

state, i believe we could get her out of the state, and we would do everything that we could. we would also fight in court to prevent, you know, her from being exposed. >> so very strong words there from the state a.g., but there could be legal challenges from stance to those who oppose abortion and praising this ruling. kate and zinhle. >> and donald trump trump said that the supreme court went too far with this ruling. >> did arizona go too far? >> yes, they did. that is going to be straightened out, and as you know, it is all about the state's rights, and it will be straightened out. i am sure that the governor and everybody else is going to bring it back to within reason, and it will be taken care of very quickly. >> the nbc news exit polls are showing from 2022 that 62% of to arizona voters said that it should be legal in all if not most cases, and yamiche, some big republican names on the ballot in arizona, and how are

they responding to the ruling? >> interestingly, the republicans in arizona are distancing themselves from the decision. doug ducey the republican governor of arizona who signed 15-week abortion restriction said that this ruling is not his preferred outcome. the arizona senate candidate kerri lake said that this 1864 law was a great law a couple of years ago, but yesterday, she said that she opposed this ruling and called it out of step with arizonians. and her opponent called her out for changing the opinion and is doubling down on abortion access. kate and zinhle. >> thank you, yamiche. and now, there is a widespread call for clemency, but the inmate was executed. >> members of the family had petitioned governor to stop his execution, but to no avail.

here is nbc correspondent valerie castro. >> outside of the courthouse, the family called for the governor to grant clemency. >> it is underscoring not to kill. why do we kill people who kill people to show that killing is wrong. >> reporter: and brian dorsey was killed by lethal injection, and his final statement said that i am truly deeply sorry, and words do not hold my guilt and shame. he was convingted after the murder of his cousin and her husband ben. but his behavior in years in prison won over more than 70 correction officers who called for a stay of execution saying that he had been a model inmate. and one officer said when you spend time around brian like i have, you can tell that he has changed, and another said that the brian i know does not deserve to be executed and even

some of the family members who dorsey is related to called on governor mike parson to grant clemency. >> we are not asking for you to let him out, but we need you to save his life. >> if brian is executed, i will be heartbroken. >> there have been numerous attempts for repeal, and the execution would deliver justice and provide closure according to the governor, and the last statement said to all on every side of this, i carry no ill will only acceptance and understanding. >> there were aggravating factors that made this a disturbing case. he assaulted his cousin sara's body while her 4-year-old daughter was in the home. but you can imagine that some of the members of the family were in support of the execution. and this is the 11th execution of the state carried out in the

governor's term. >> valerie castro, thank you. and we are following big economic news this hour. >> a new report from the labor department shows that inflation was hotter than a year ago. the inflation data has tanked the markets in concerns that the fed is not lowering inflation rates any time soon. >> interest rates any time soon. >> right. thank you. >> and now, caleb silver says that we have been tracking dow all day, and it is looking rough, and why is that and why does this report bother people so much? >> because of what you said, the fed was considering lowering the interest rates about three times this year, and this is supposed to begin around june, and that is what they messaged to world and because inflation is hot, and the labor market is hot, there is no need to lower the interest rates, and remember, the fed lowers the interest rates when the economy needs a

shot in the arm, and it is firing on all cylinders and so we have to be with these high prices for a little while longer. a year ago it was 3.7%, but it is not near the 2% where the fed wants it. >> okay. caleb, you are talking economy overall, but where are consumers feeling the pinch? >> food and shelter, and we can't get away from it, because the gas prices alone up 20 cents in the last month, and gas drives up the prices higher for everything. when you go through the grocery store, juice is up 20% year over year, and baby formula and baby food up 19%, and the things that we cannot avoid, and the must haves are getting costlier, and the packaging is getting smaller, and people have to pay more. the good news is that we have had wage inflation, too, and the wages are up 4.1%, and slightly outpacing inflation, and good if you are making money, but not if you are on the low income side.

>> and now, for a while, there was thinking that the year, 2024 something would change and they would take the rates down, and is that making it all but impossible? >> it is not off of the table, and the fed wants to see the inflation cooling. and the last-minute conversations, they are not on the way to thinking that the inflation is cooling, and they have said nit last meeting and the last couple of weeks, and they are meeting again in may, and they won't lower the rates then or june or july, so maybe into the fall. but when you can't see the future, it is like cryptonite for investors and we don't know where the interest rates are going to be in six month, that is why the stock market is off. >> okay. thank you, caleb silver. time for the cnbc money minute. this is what looks like nutrition labels for internet

service. >> and a new look for scrabble. hey, bertha. >> yes, the internet providers in the u.s. will now have to publish what looks like nutrition labels and they are consumer advisories alongside their service bills. it will spell out all toffees and the charges and how consumers view the plans, and it is both in stores and online starting today. also starting today, waymo going to offer a taxi service in los angeles, because more than 500,000 people are on a waiting list to use the cars and it is coming as the general motors is saying that it is bringing back some operation, and tesla's elon musk is saying that he is looking at a robo taxi service to come out in august. and finally, and this is the

most controversial story to me, because mattel is releasing a new version of scrabble with a double-sided board. it is the classic board and scrabble together to make scrabble accessible for those who find word games intimidating, and for now, the version is only available in europe, and the first major change to scrabble board in over 75 years. as someone whose husband and friend says that they will never play scrabble with me again, i don't get it. >> and all of the winners don't like the change, and i will leave it at that. >> right. like maybe with the 5 or the 6-year-old, i can see that. but by the time they are 10 to have a vocabulary, forget it. >> get that dictionary out. >> come on. >> bertha coombs, thank you. the happiest place on earth the happiest place on earth is not happy with the (psst! psst!)

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senators are asking the ceo of boeing to testify next week on the company's safety culture. the invitation is coming after a new whistle-blower from boeing is coming forward with concerns about another boeing plane. here is our news correspondent blayne alexander. >> growing turbulence for one of the nation's largest manufacturer boeing.

a new investigation has been launched about one of the newest airplanes because of a whistle-blower's claims. it is about the 747 dreamliner. the claims have come after a series of dangerous mishaps involving other boeing claims in recent months. the whistle-blower sam alacore says that the parts of the fuselage are put together improperly, and after several flights, it could break apart. it could cause major fatigue and cause it to come apart. >> he is alleging that there is improper stress testing. >> reporter: he says that the

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15-year-old tavian kunts list was shot after there was a report of a boy pointing a weapon near houses, and a warning that some may find this hard to watch. >> coming up, can i check your hands real quick -- oh -- shots fired, shots fired. >> it is fake, it is fake! it is fake! >> shots fired. drop to the ground. drop to the ground. >> it is fake! it is fake sdlaim >> shaquille brewster is joining us, and we want to say that the police department has blurred some of the parts of that video that we showed. what happened? >> hello, zinhle. this happened last monday on april 1st, and they got a call from a woman who was walking her dog, and saw a man pointing his gun at different house, and that is when the video picks up, when

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surpassed coach krzyzewski. she led the cardinals to three national championships and 14 final fours. in a statement she wrote -- this morning, two student athletes shared their thoughts. >> i think it's really sad. she's done a lot for this program and for basketball in general. i'm a volleyball player. i love watching basketball and following it. i think what she's done for the sport and for everyone. even coaches, i think it's amazing. >> i haven't watched women's basketball. it's awesome that everyone is starting to really watch it. make women's brackets and stuff. that's really inspiring.

i do think she's done her time here. she's a really big inspiration for everyone else. >> she's expected to remain on as an advisor. kate pay has been on her staff, is in negotiations with the school to be the successor. stanford leaving the pac-12. there's a lot of changes in store. she will talk to us scheduled for later today at 1:00. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. we have images from police this afternoon of the man they believe started a fire on the san jose university campus. it happened on march 31st. if you are recognize this person, call authorities. hope you get a chance to soak up the sunshine. it's beautiful out there. here is kari hall. >> we have warm sunshine and more of the same tomorrow.

valley temperatures into the low 80s. a light wind. nice weather. then for the weekend, temperatures start to drop. we will also see some times of rain. as far as our temperatures, what we will see today versus the record high, even though we are well above normal, we are not expected to set records. santa rosa, a high of 78. the record today is 85. in san francisco, thank goodness, we are not close to the record of 91. we are going to see temperatures there in the mid 70s and low 80 dz for livermore and san jose. we will talk about when we get the rain in 30 minutes. new leadership for uc berkeley. a new chancellor was named. he is the chief innovation officer was school. he will succeed the chancellor who announced she is stepping

down. the oakland ballers are starting a new area of baseball in the city. they are signing three players from open tryouts. the ballers have 31 players under contract. that does it for "the fast forward." he will be back in 30 minutes with more.

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toxic forever chemicals known as pfsa chemicals. they say that they cannot exceed 4 parts per million. pfas have been linked to serious illnesses including cancer, liver damage and high cholesterol. the government indicates that 10% of the water systems will have to improve their filtering capabilities to meet the new standard. disneyland and walt disney world are changing the way that people apply for the disability access service, and threatening a lifetime ban for people who lie when they register for it. it is designed to assist the guests who cannot stand in a longline for that, and allows them to wait in a virtual line on the park, but it is a disney use that is tripling. and they say that the new usage will go into effect in june.

>> and stanford's long-time women's coach tara vanderveer is retiring. she won three championships and reached the final four 14 times. and she became the winningest basketball coach in ncaa history including the men's side. and muslims are celebrating the holiday marking the end of the holy month of ramadan, and despite their holy land being turned into a war zone, they are doing the best to celebrate. children lined up to get their faces painted. and there has been criticism over benjamin netanyahu and his handling over the war. and now, joining us is hala gorani, and now, with the

interview from univision, there was a sharp tone. let's air part of it. >> what he is doing is a mistake. what i am calling for is the israelis to just call for cease-fire, allow for the next six to eight weeks total access to all food and medicine going into the country. >> so, what is the reaction to what president biden has been saying lately, and what does that mean for peace negotiations? >> it is interesting, because we have not heard directly from the prime minister's office, and we have asked for a reaction, but we have not heard from one so far, and if you are listening to the analysts, and the notice as a possible shift in policy if prime minister benjamin netanyahu does not change his approach to the gaza war. the president was quite clear on

what he wants. he wants a cease-fire. he wants more aid in, and six months into the conflict, to be the u.s. president, and as something that is more of a political liability for them, and as to what was said between the two men and the consequences to be, certainly the behavior and attitude and the public pronouncements of benjamin netanyahu have shifted markedly, kate. >> and how have the united nations, and the israeli government been saying in terms of aid, and the. >> so, from what we understand, the united nations are receiving about 200 threats a day, and they are counting the number of

vehicles and some of them are not truck the numbers have increased over the past few days, wait. there are new allegations that actor alec baldwin is facing. there was testimony that he had no check on his emotions on the seat, and making the set unsafe. there were actions to make the involuntary manslaughter charges against him dropped. >> in this film from there are new documents that nbc has not reviewed.

the prosecutors in the new filing have slammed baldwin saying that he had quote asking that he had no control of his emotions, and distributing to and that a prop gun was discharged with a blank bullet, but there was a live bullet. the armorer hannah gutierrez reed was found guilty last month. and the actors team was filing a motion to dloe out the indictment. they slammed baldwin saying that the combination of hannah gutierrez's inand both par nis the case filings raised issues

raised with the media including the news. and he said that the gun he was handling was cold meaning without live ammunition. no, no, no, reloord. >> and he said that by will and that took over safety concerns. >> i don't know why you are going up the hill, and i want you to lead him on the pass. >> the prosecutors saying that baldwin spread. >>. >> and you never pulled a trigger? >> no. i would never point a gun and pull the trigger at hem them,

no. >> and he said this is the law enforcement's case. and now we will see how these allegations play out in court. thank you for that report. you might remember a 6-year-old student who shot his teacher, and seriously injured her. >> and now in newport news, virginia, the former assistant principal at the school has been indicted on eight counts of felony child abuse. this is resulting from a 6-year-old boy who opened fire on his teacher abigail zwerner.

>> i will never forget that look on his face when he pointed gun directly at me. that is something they will never forget. it has changed me, and changed my life. >> in a 48 times that the child had a gun, and the backpack was searched, and no warrants were. >> the student saw the boy take the gun out of his pocket. that student went to the teacher, and said, "i saw him with a gun." that teacher ran down to principal's office and said, i now have a student who has seen the gun. that teacher requested permission to search his person, and that principal said no.

>> the calls to reach the school or the vice principal . cases like these are so horrible that we are available to hold someone responsible for something that we have never thought of doing it before. >> how do you make sense of this before? >> i don't knowp i don't know if the shock will ever go away, because of how surreal it was. >> erin mclaughlin, nbc news. and the summer travel is just around the corner, and it is expected to pass prepandemic levels. some are hitting travel turbulence though when it comes to booking flights and hotels.

sam brock has more on what you need to know. >> reporter: the surf, sand and sunscreen are on the minds for many americans. >> and so what happened before the pandemic struck? >> 2023 was the test case of are we sort of back to normal, and the travel is definitely back and significantly more so than we saw prepandemic. >> reporter: here in the u.s., nearly all americans plan to take a trip this year, with half reporting to travel internationally, and that is going to include allay ya hill who has.

>> and food, and airfare and everything adds up. >> but travel.com says that airline flights are lower than they were at the peak, but though the turbulence is real. they worry about the door plug blowout. with the federal government taking an increased role in overseeing quality control. boeing saying that the airplane deliveries are dropping to 83%, and roughly half of what it was in the prior quarter, and some going down to the airplane carrier and boeing is hiring pilots, and alaska >> and we actually have more flights on the schedule and more seats available, so it is good news for travelers. >> and those like aliyah hill who are hoping for more after

fortable sfrirmt. >> and so, to just saving my money or buy the more expensive ticket and take off less time at work. >> sam brock, "nbc news daily." we will talk about how to keep your baby safe. how the ensure that

and in today's modern parenting, we are talking about what doctors are calling sudden infant death syndrome, and it is scary also known as sids. >> and the american pediatric journal said that they found unsafe sleeping habits including cosleeping or sleeping alone in a bed. most of the kids were under three months. the pediatricians at the columbia medical school dr. amanda estevez is with us. and so, this is such an important topic, and what do parents need to know, and the sleeping practices that parents can do. >> absolutely. one of the hard things about sids is that in many cases, we don't have the underlying cause, but however, research is showing

there are several risk factors that increase sids, and this is including putting the baby to sleep on their stomach before they are developmentally mature enough to roll over on their own, and having the baby to sleep on soft surfaces with the extraneous sleeping services like heavy comforters or bumpers that were thick that were popular a few years ago. and especially when the sleep surface is a couch or chair. and other factors like prematurity, posure to smoke and other risk factors. >> and what about sleeping on the stomach? >> we know it is nuanced, but the baby cannot reposition in the middle of the night, so if the airway is compromised, they cannot reposition. on the back is safest.

when they roll over, they start on the back, they don't have to worry about that. >> and which is for us who have not had babies in a while. >> 4 to 7 months for that baby. >> so put them on the back for a while, if you are the grandparent or the babysitter or something. i reported in december on a slightly different issue which is sudden unexplained death for toddlers and researchers at nyu say they believe that maybe seizures were involved in some of the deaths, and they believe it may apply to infants, too, and what is your take on whether the seizures might be a component. >> yes, seizures and other respiratory components might be a component, but in these cases, we are not identifying it, and this is sids is a cause, and there could be a cause that could go unrecognized. >> and when you are looking at risk factors, what are the risk

factors of the kids and parents they should know? >> prematurity of three months or younger, a higher risk, and parental factors and having access to very good prenatal care, and smoking and using alcohol and other recreational drugs. >> and mom under 20. >> yes, and there is some association there. >> and there is different terms out there, and i want to ask about sudden infant death syndrome, and sudden unexplained death. they are sometimes used interchangeable. but sudden death instant syndrome is when the child is

unexpected. and then there is a sudden jump of unexplained in black deaths in the pandemic, and why is that part of the disparity? >> it is a very important question, and what we are looking in the minority population, and while we don't have the answer in the case of sids, and with somebody with a newborn at home, even though you know the best practices, it is hard to stick to them, and we need to have the support to make sure that the mothers stick to them. a lot of the factors that influence other things are impacting this community. >> very helpful. >> very helpful. dr. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved.

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the world. >> included posting basically pictures of naked women and men on our walls. and on our doors. >> they issued this statement. san francisco's mayor london breed is challenging to china this weekend. she wants to strengthen economic connections. she will focus on stimulating economic growth and expanding tourism. >> three airlines. meeting with universities to talk about exchange programs and ways for those institutions to

establish in san francisco. we will talk to businesses that are looking at investments in san francisco and the desire to have them do more to develop and grow in our city. >> she's hoping to bring pandas to the zoo. they will meet with local leaders in chinese cities, including hong kong, beijing and shan high. enjoy the weather while you can. we are expecting changes in a few days. here is kari hall with what to expect. >> expect a high of 80 today and a slight warm-up for our inland areas tomorrow. friday, we will get a cooldown. into the upper 60s and mid 50s saturday with off and on rain and gulfy winds in the forecast. rain tapers on sunday. monday and tuesday, warping again. upper 60s. for san francisco, mid 70s

today. a big warm-up. we will see temperatures going down each day with the bottom on saturday. the coolest reaching 56 and then warming up again for the beginning next week. on tuesday, back notice mid 6 0rz.

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