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today, tuesday, april 16th, to 24. choosing nobody. it's day two of jury selection in former president trump's historic criminal trial, why it's so hard to find new yorkers that fit the bill. trying again. convicted killer scott peterson is back in court today. not adding up? those airline loyalty programs millions of travelers use are facing scrutiny from the federal government. and net gains. caitlin clark is officially a wnba pro, you may not believe what she'll be making her rookie season, the salary that has some fans calling foul. we're going to start this hour in new york city and the second day of the historic criminal trial of former president donald trump. >> today is day two of the jury

selection process, no jurors have been selected just yet, 12 jurors and 6 alternates need to be pick so the trial can begin in earnest despite a gag order against him, trump has not be shy about voicing his frustration at the judge and the spire process. take a listen to what he said. >> this is a trial that should have never been brought. i'd say it's trial that's being locked all over the world, they're looking at it and analyzing it. every legal pundit, every legal scholar said this trial is a disgrace. we have a trump-hating judge. we have a judge who shouldn't be on this case. he's totally conflicted. >> leading us off this hour, vaughn hillyard outside the courthouse. also with us is nbc legal analyst danny cevlalos. where does jury selection stand right now.

>> reporter: talking about intense, this is an intense process, this jury selection over the last 24 hours, let me explain why here, these are folks, new yorkers who received a jury summons like anyone in america, they came to this courthouse yesterday morning, they all answered a 42 questionnaire. about them, ever supported a candidate before, i mean, we're talking about pretty detailed questions. do they follow donald trump on social media. at that point some individuals moved on and then this morning, there was another round of intense questioning that came directly from the prosecutors, but also donald trump's own defense attorneys, asking them more about the extent to which they can be fair and impartial. the most intense processing is happening right now in realtime the attorneys for donald trump are contesting and questioning some individuals who could be potential jurors and potentially removing them from the

courthouse and the potential jury panel for cause and one of those is going through their old social media posts, one individual being called out for his tweet from 2016, normal new yorkers, let hear from one dismissed juror we talked to this morning. left the courthouse and talked to us about the experience. >> did you make eye contact with him? >> yes, yeah. >> at what point? >> i i believe right before i started to read off the questionnaire and right after i finish before i got up to go. >> add another level of nervousness or tension that you fete with him sitting there? >> i think so. it made the whole thing feel more real. >> reporter: she was a dismissed juror but still dozens of folks inside who are facing life questions about their positions about donald trump, all of them

could very well be the next individuals who sit on that jury of 12 to determine donald trump's fate. >> danny remind us how this process works from the lawyers' point of view, can trump's defense team say, nope, not on that one, one no means it's gone. how does the back and forth play out. >> the first choice is using fore clause challenges, this person categorically can't be a juror, maybe they're a huge trump fan or a huge biden fan. maybe they'll say i can't be unbiased. the only limitation, ever since the supreme court decision is that you can't exclude people based on things like race. other than that, you can use those -- you want to save them. you use for cause.

>> katie fang talked about this idea of a juror who lies or hides their true beliefs. >> this is a huge issue and really based on the news that one juror was excluded because the defense found evidence of a tweet and i don't believe it was the same juror that was interviewed by vaughn but a different juror who apparently tweeted something anti-trump the defense apparently reportedly found. i've been saying since the beginning that the stealth juror is something that needs to be guarded against particularly in this case because you might have to someone who wants to be a historic trial and be part of history, or maybe they have an ax to grind. >> thank you both. we appreciate it. now to another court hearing, with implications for the former president the supreme court is weighing arguments in a case brought by a man charged in the january 6th capitol riot at the heart of it is the criminal charge of obstruction of an

official proceeding it's being used in hundreds of january 6th prosecutions including the federal election interference case against the former president. ken dilanian joins us now. ken, can you take us through today's arguments today and which way do the justices seem to be leaning here in. >> reporter: this law makes it a crime to obstruct an official proceeding. it's also two of four charges against donald trump. law, a penalty of up to 20 years who obstructs or impedes any official proceeding. now lawyers for a former police officer charged in the january 6th riot are arguing the second part of the statute has been wrongly -- they say it only implies to people who altered documents.

in terms of which the justices are leaning, conservatives expressed concerns that it's too broad. it allows doj to charge peaceful protesters. some justices tried to find a compromise, limit how the law is applied to allow the january 6th cases to go ahead. >> ken dilanian with the latest from washington, thank you. new developments this hour in the decades-old scott peterson murder case, he appeared virtually in court today seeking a new trial, maintained that he was wrongfully convicted in the murders of his pregnant wife lacey and his unborn child. liz kruetz reports. convicted killer scott peterson set to appear back in court virtually today as he continues his latest quest for a new trial

now with the help with the los angeles innocence project. >> i see mr. peterson trying to unmute. >> reporter: peterson, now 51, last seen at a hearing a month ago, zooming in from prison, sporting long hair pulled back in a ponytail. his new attorney argued for the release of evidence she says should have been made available at the time of the trial. >> mr. peterson has been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should have been provided. >> reporter: peterson is serving a life sentence without parole for the 2002 murders for his pregnant wife lacey and unborn child. police say peterson dumped the bodies. where months later their bodies washed up. but the l.a. innocence project says there is overlooked evidence, suggesting they may have been killed by burglars who broke into the home across the street from the peterson's. the l.a. innocence project is also pointing to a burned-out orange van, containing a bloody mattress said to have been found in modesto, the morning after

lacey disappeared. they want to do a sample of that van to determine if there is any of lacey's dna. a former modesto police detective, one of the lead investigators on the original case, says he never knew about the van at the time. >> do you think there is a possibility that it is connected to this case? >> i guess there is a possibility. but i think it is kind of like the possibility of the sun rising in the west tomorrow. i just really don't think it's there. >> reporter: criminal defense attorney has been following the case for years and believes peterson didn't get a fair trial. >> i know he didn't get a fair trial because a fair trial would have been that all of the information would have been provided to the defense. it's time now for money minute. meta's oversight board is looking into a growing problem. queen bey's impact is being felt way beyond the music industry. fed chair jerome powell said recent inflation data may force

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it comes to the story here, coming from the wall street journal, reported there's going to be some suit from the doj perhaps as soon as next month that could go after live nation and ticketmaster for using their dominance in this space to stifle tickets prices. ticket master and live nation have defended themselves in the past. not the first time we've seen criticism. they have insisted that we don't really set the prices on the tickets or the fees. they say it's the artists and the venues that do so. the taylor swift episode, right, it's an open question about whether or not their market concentration in this space may not give consumers not the best experience. >> brian, the other open question, what is this lawsuit hoping to change if glit's hoping to change maybe the invitation of other competition into the space, livenation and

ticketmaster consolidated in 2010, the government approved that merger at the time. but questions whether or not they continued to gain consolidation that would disadvantaged the consumer. to be more up front about their fees. beginning steps to address what's the overallish sue of pretty high ticket prices. >> offer to resolve that bad blood. >> thanks, brian. ahead of his testimony in front of the senate tomorrow, a boeing whistle-blower, he alleges that 787 dreamliner fleet has structural flaws. after he said in a press briefing that boeing took shortcuts to speed up the production of those planes. >> boeing has insistd that the planes are safe. here's tom costello. >> reporter: good afternoon.

the bottom line is, this boeing engineer who's a quality engineer at boeing in washington state is raising concerns about the 787. his concern is that the pieces of the fuselage that come together, the main body of the plane, that they have too big of a gap between their pieces. they're supposed to be fasten and right up against each other. but he claims the gap is too big wide, as a result he believes the plane could come apart in air and people could in fact die. it's a very dramatic claim coming from a boeing engineer who's generally not prone to hyperbole we're told. he wants changes. take a listen to this interview. should boeing ground the 787 right now to check the gap sizes? >> i would say they need to. >> the entire fleet worldwide >> the entire fleet worldwide as far as i'm concerned right now

needs attention. the attention is you need to make sure that you don't have the potential for premature failure. >> that's a boeing engineer who really believes that the entire fleet worldwide, a thousand 787s should be grounded to check for any signs of fatigue for the potential of the plane breaking apart in air. boeing as you would expect says that this is completely inaccurate, boeing released the following statement, boeing says the following, we're fully confident in the 787 dreamliner. these claims about the structural integrity of the 787 are inaccurate and don't represent the comprehensive work that boeing has done to ensure the long-term safety of the aircraft. the analysis has validated that these issues don't present any safety concerns and the aircraft will remain -- maintain its

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he only confirmed today that he could see and hear the proceedings from the prison where he is serving a life sentence without parole. the judge was expected to rule on a motion set forth by his lawyers. the defense withdrew their motion. both parties, prosecutors and defense attorneys, agreed to keep a particular letter with names of potential witnesses redacted as it already is. the attorney who is not related to this case broke down what happened. >> after a lot of lawyer talk, the defense basically withdrew their motion, because really most of what they were asking for regarding sealing was already under seal. >> the big aspect of this case moving forward will be the retesting of dna evidence or new testing of dna evidence. that will be key. if they can show lacy peterson

was in the burned out van, that's a game changer. >> reporter: from a previous hearing, we know the defense put forth this motion to protect the identity of witnesses who want to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation. prosecuors made the case they are redacted and a quarter have been made public to some degree at some point. moving forward, the motion to be considered in may might be more fascinating to many. this deals with a motion to order for dna testing. that motion will be considered on may 29th. ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. here are some other stories that are going on. san francisco leaders are working on ongoing problems in jails. new speed cameras are expected to be approved. three people in connection with a weekend shooting that

left two teenage girls dead in napa are fashioning charges -- are facing charges. mourners left flowers and candles where they died saturday night. the killings happened on riverside drive in napa. the unidentified victims were 17 and 19 years old. in san francisco, transit leaders will vote on a plan to roll out new speed cameras next year. mta members are expected to approve the use at 33 locations. six cities including san francisco, oakland and san jose will receive the cameras. later today, the san francisco sheriff will address ongoing problems behind the walls of the county jails. gart guards launched a lockdown inside two jails following a search and violence against staff. multiple deputies have been injured since march. the national guard is being called in to help maintain

safety. leaders are promising to address low staffing levels. let's talk about our weather. it's warming up. here is kari hall with our forecast. >> as we look at our high temperatures, it's warmer than the way we started the week. we are up to 75 for the tri-valley and 77 for san jose. the interior east bay and the north bay, temperatures in the low 70s today. san francisco will be in the mid 60s. slightly warmer for tomorrow. well above normal temperatures all around the bay with a high of 71 expected tomorrow in san mateo. 78 in napa and dublin. fremont in the upper 70s. we see that continue into thursday. there's no change for the weekend as the dry weather stays with the bay area. we will talk about the eventual cooldown and when we may see some rain coming up in our next forecast. >> you can get your local

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the report submitted by the house select committee on china, claims the chinese government uses tax rebates to subside the export of fentanyl materials. lawmakers have made some recommendations to curb the crisis. fentanyl is the leading cause of death for -- in denmark a fire has caused serious damage to historic building in the capital city of copenhagen. a fire began on its roof during renovations this morning causing its iconic spire to collapse. about half of the building was destroyed. the old stock exchange is filled with priceless paintings and cultural artifacts. the university of southern california will not have its vac deck attorney deliver the 2024 commencement speech, the decision comes as several campus organizations raise concerns about the valedictorian's online

connection to anti-semitic language, the student told our nbc station in los angeles said the decision is meant to silence her voice. it's about maintaining campus safety, the school says. the u.s. preparing new sanctions on iran comes after iran's retaliatory attack on israel as the biden administration tries to prevent a widening war. >> israel for its part say it will respond to it unprecedented mess sill and drone attack over the weekend. let's begin in monica alba and raf sanchez. raf, you got to see a part of an iranian ballistic missile. >> israel said iran fired aren't 110 ballistic missiles during saturday night's attack. most of them were intercepted. but a number did get through,

the one we saw israel's military believes was shot down over the occupied west bank. that long tube is actually the fuel tank, it's 36 feet long and when the warhead is attached it's longer still, the israeli military said that warhead weighs more than 1,000 pounds, has the potential to cause just absolutely enormous damage, this one fell into the dead sea, but four of those ballistic missiles landed at an air base, a military air base in southern israel, the israeli military says it caused -- those missiles caused minimal damage and they didn't interfere with the operations at the base. i had a chance to ask the chief spokesperson of the israeli military, will israel's response be in form of missiles and bombs, could it be something like a cyberattack? he would not comment, he merely said israel will respond at a

time and in a manner of its choosing. guys? >> monica, talk to us a little bit about these new sanctions, what do we know about them and what is the biden administration doing behind the scenes to try to de-escalate. >> we heard from treasury secretary yellen said treasury will be rolling out these new sanctions in response to the attack from iran, we also know that the president met with the leaders of the g7 over the weekend they hinted at future moves, that could be other economic sanctions to. the u.s. is saying it will be up to israel to determine that course in terms of how it responds and we got a little bit more insight into that from u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield. listen. >> israel's war cabinet will make the decision about what israel will do. we have certainly given our

advice, and we'll continue to support israel should they experience the kind of attack that they just experienced from iran. over the weekend. >> reporter: the u.s. says it won't participate in whatever the response from israel to iran is, guys, and their main message is, they don't want to see this widen into a deeper and broader conflict in an already-fragile situation. >> thank you both. the stage is officially set for the impeachment trial of homeland security mayorkas on capitol hill. house impeachment managers delivered the articles against mayorkas to the senate today. back in if house republicans impeached the secretary by a single vote. the gop has criticized his handling of the u.s./mexico border. ali vitali joins us with more from capitol hill. walk us through all of this. senators will be sworn in as jurors tomorrow afternoon, but this is a democratic control

senate. how long could this trial last. >> reporter: ellison, it's a democrat-controlled senate, the majority leader has said he's going to motion to dismiss this, a simple fact that democrats had 51 seats as they do in the senate there are nowhere near the number of votes they'd need to convict the homeland security secretary. not all 49 republicans are in agreement about the fact that mayorkas should even be in this position in the first place. several aides and senators have said to me this is not the vehicle they would pick to remedy the ongoing situation at the border and the policy clashes that republicans have had with biden administration and secretary mayorkas. nevertheless this is the way the house is putting to the senate, tomorrow, we'll watch the senate part of this process kicks off.

pretty short-lived. not to say we'll see a few fireworks. this is step one. the second part of the that process kicks off tomorrow afternoon. >> anything that republicans, if they wanted to, could do to make this trial last longer. >> reporter: certainly, we've seen some of them try, especially because there was a prsh campaign that was started when this was supposed to happen last week, it was supposed to happen on a thursday, which is usually a fly out day here in the senate, various senators argued that this trial and these articles should be moved to an earlier point in the week so the senate could have the full week to consider them, those folks are pressing for a trial, they probably won't get it. again, all of that being hammered out in realtime right now. but pretty short lived. >> ali on capitol hill, thank you. let's talk with travel,

you're very likely planning a getaway, maybe you're going to use credit card miles to pay for your next flight. you're not alone. 41% of americans have a travel reward card. congress is schedule a hearing to see if companies are delivering the perks on. >> reporter: whether in some cases companies might be denying those perks to pad their own bottom lines. in particular here we're talking about airline rewards credit cards and the cfpb found at one point last year it fined a big bank for offering perks to sign up to these credit cards and not

actually getting the miles and points and putting them in people's accounts. now this is not a statement of wrongdoing this is happening on wide scale another example of the administration trying to show the american people that it gets it. right and left, they're often not getting what they deserve in terms of the consumer dollar, also here another pretty interesting point here, it points out that credit card interest rates are quite high. the government's watchdog for consumer finances and in many cases some of the biggest banks are charging up to 30 percent apr on credit cards, that means if you sign up for these perks yd then you carry a balance you may be getting some miles or some points or some cash back, but you're paying a lot of money in interest, also pointing out that many of the best cards for rewards also charge very high annual fees. 200, 300, $400 and higher for

some of the best cards. trying to shine a light, some transparency on what's going on here, that hearing is expected to be next month. back to you. one of college basketball's biggest stars of the year is now officially a pro. >> with the first pick in 22024 wnba draft, the indiana fever select caitlin clark, the university of iowa. >> caitlin clark, she's preparing to start her rookie season this the wnba, you might think a superstar athlete like clark would be earning a supersized salary. >> her base pay isn't supersized at all. at 76,000 by comparison the top pick in the nba draft last year is making $10 million. joining us a sports writer and co-author loving sports when they don't love you back.

i saw this number, 76,000, my jaw was on floor but i understand there will some nuance in the disparity in pay. >> lot of context that needs to be understood here. first and foremost, no one understands the economics of basketball than women's baseball player. max salary players can make are double than they were before. that being said, two major things we can point to, one is undervaluing the revenue from a television and sponsorship capacity and the other is the way that revenue-sharing in the wnba works differently. in the nba, players get 15% of all league revenue. wnba get 50% of incremental league revenue. >> interesting, do we know why?

>> it's about how the league needs to negotiate for growth. between the league and the union they really need it in 2020 to come to a middle ground where they can sustain revenue growth for the league while still raising players salary. >> reporter: endorsement deals. all of these really recognizable faces have gotten big endorsements prior to even going to the pros. walk us through that and how that adds to the salary here? >> from the deals that we know that caitlin clark has and had in college she'll bring in about $3.1 million in sponsorship, that number will continue to rise as more sponsors sign up with her. along tv right deals that the wnba is set to renegotiate in 2025. >> still not a lot for the biggest player, right, can we just say, still really quite low. >> there are rookie maxs and

mines in the league. >> not lost on me that women's basketball has gotten a lot of eyes, specifically 19 million women's college championship, interest is clearly building, where does the momentum go from here. >> tv rights are valued at $60 million. the commissioner expects that to more than double when the rights are up for renegotiation in 2025. >> that was really helpful. >> thank you. coming up, we'll talk about an alarming problem in women's health, a closer look at why black mothers to be are more likelyo try t f

in today's daily health, this week is black maternal health week, the alarming number of black women who die each year in pregnancy. >> black women have the highest maternal mortality rate in the u.s. at nearly 70 deaths per 100,000 live births. . three-times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women that's according to the cdc. >> here to discuss this is board certified ob/gyn is dr. camilla

phillips. you're a practitioner. walk us through the concerns. >> they do have a higher risk of dying in pregnancy in labor and delivery, we need to extend that to first year postpartum. primary care that we have the risk of hypertension, diabetes and also fibroids in pregnancy not to mention stress a huge source of concern for us. >> talk to us a little bit more about the experience that most black mothers have going into a doctor's office, because we've reported on this a lot across the networks. they say we said this was worrying us, i'm having this issue. the doctor downplayed those

issues. >> i hear that so much, we have to accept it that's true. i actually i use this term advocacy but it's not on the patient to have to advocate for herself, doctors, nurses, the medical field we need to do better in terms of listening to patients, reintroducing compassion and care so we can do the best for them. >> lot of women, black women specifically have turned to doulas for extra support for delivery and postpartum, walk me through what exactly a doula is and does. >> they are a birth and often postpartum and lackation support person. i encourage my patients to build a team around them of people they know, trust and listen to them so that during these really

critical times they feel have the words or not been able to voice them. >> if you're a patient who's done everything right, i did this, i got the doula, but i'm advocating for myself but i'm still having issues where do you go from there? >> i encourage patients that if you don't feel like you've been heard, run it up the chain, doctors work for the most part within a system and you have the right to feel safe and protected and heard and so if there's a need for you to switch doctors i hope that the relationship can be repaired it's okay to seek a second opinion during your pregnancy. >> i love that tip. i try to slow down the appointments. i wonder, what are your larger tips for staying healthy through

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