arizona supreme court reinstates a 160-year-old law banning nearly all abortions in the state. doctors who perform the procedure facing up to five years behind bars.

what the state's attorney general has to say, and why the ultimate ruling could be up to voters. president biden leaning in to criticism of israeli's prime minister during the war in gaza. but president biden's own critics say it's all talk. calling for clear policy changes. we're live with what this could mean for the future of the conflict. the majority of americans say they are living paycheck to paycheck. that shocking number comes ahead of today's key inflation report. we're joined live by cnbc's arabi arabair bearabile. cardio, but make it cozy. the new workout trend challenging typical sweat sessions. it's wednesday, april 10. "early today" starts right now. glad you're with me. hope you're having a good morning. i'm frances rivera. arizona's supreme court just

sent the state back 160 years in terms of the abortion law. a near-total abortion ban from the civil ywar era is still enforceable. brie, this decision has quickly gotten a whole lot of backlash. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, frances. this is not only one of the oldest abortion laws in the country but also one of the strictest. it bans nearly all abortions with only an exception to save the woman's life. and anyone involved in the procedure could face up to five years in prison. advocates for this decision say arizona's current 15-week ban does not go far enough. this ruling is on hold for 14 days, allowing for more legal challenges. >> as long as i am attorney general of the state of arizona, no woman or doctor will be prosecuted under this draconian law. >> to the people across arizona

who are concerned about the future of abortion rights in our state, you can make your concerns known at the ballot box, and i encourage you to do so. >> reporter: and this issue could soon be in the hands of voters. abortion rights groups are likely going to succeed in putting a proposed amendment on the november ballot, which would create a fundamental right to receive abortion care into arizona's state constitution. democrats have been focussed on reproductive rights on campaign trail. vice president kamala harris announced she will travel to arizona on friday to continue this fight. and this decision in arizona came only one day after former president trump said he would leave this issue up to the states. frances? >> okay, brie, thank you. articles of impeachment were expected to be delivered to the senate today, but house speaker mike johnson says he is postponing the effort to impeach homeland security secretary

alejandro mayorkas until next week. chuck schumer is expected to quickly table or move to dismiss the articles. some have threatened to hold up all senate business if the democrats do not allow a full trial. for the second day in a row, donald trump lost a bid to delay the criminal hush money trial against him, set to start next week. another federal judge denying the request by trump's attorneys who argued trump is entitled to a delay while they appeal a gag order in the case. but the judge ruled there is no basis for a stay. meanwhile, the former ceo of the trump organization, allan weisselberg faces sentencing later this morning. >> weisselberg admitted to committing perjury in his testimony during trump's civil fraud trial. president biden says israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is making a mistake with his handling of the war in gaza. in an interview with univision that aired last night, mr. biden showed he is increasingly willing to criticize netanyahu, but without making any

significant changing in u.s. policy towards israel. let's go live to chapman bell, who's following this for us. chapman, good morning. what more did the president say? >> reporter: good morning, frances. yeah. president biden's been increasingly critical of netanyahu's handling of israel's war with hamas, particularly when it comes down to the slow flow of humanitarian aid getting into gaza and the lack of protection for aid workers and civilians there. he's, the president's staying on topic with this once again in an interview that was aired on univision last night, though it was filmed last week. and here's what the president had to say. >> what i'm calling for is for the israelis to just call for cease-fire, allow for the next six, eight weeks, total access to all food and medicine going into the county. it should be done now. >> reporter: the president once again emphasizing the need for

more aid to reach people in gaza, as negotiations for a cease-fire continue but continue to stall. and while the biden administration has been increasingly critical of israel's handling of the war, defense secretary lloyd austin yesterday saying in a senate arms services committee hearing that the u.s. has seen no evidence israel has committed genocide in gaza. this following accusations that they had done so. and earlier this year the international court of justice saying there is a case to be heard on the topic following south africa bringing a case to the courts. so all of this adding pressure on netanyahu, though no signs of a policy change by america in their support for the war, frances? >> okay, chapman, thank you. the parents of michigan school shooter ethan crumbley were both sentenced tuesday.

they got 10 to 15 years each for involuntary manslaughter. it was an emotional day in court as victims' parents took the stand. >> reporter: america's first parents convicted for their child's mass school shooting each getting the max mimum sentence. >> it is the sentence of this court that you serve 10 to 15 years. >> reporter: jennifer and james crumbley in prison jump suits appearing stoic as their sentences were read. both were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter related to the 2021 oxford high school massacre carried out by their son. >> this tragedy has taken an incredible toll on our family. >> reporter: families of the four students killed, emotionally addressing the court, including madisyn baldwin's mom. >> while your son was hearing voices and asking for help, i was helpinmaing her pick out

classes. you failed as parents. the punishment you will face will never be enough. >> instead of acknowledging any mistake, they continue to show no remorse. >> reporter: the testimony called out of jennifer crumbley, saying she wouldn't have done anything differently. >> you wouldn't do anything different. i cannot fathom that. >> reporter: crumbley clarifying that comment. >> i didn't have a reason to do anything different. this was not something i foresaw. with the benefit of benefit oft a hindsight and information i have now my answer would be different. >> i am sorry for your loss as a result of what my son did. >> reporter: prosecutors pushing back on the idea that this case

sets a sweeping precedent. >> there's a difference between precedent setting and rare. and this is really a rare set of facts. >> reporter: the families say a maximum sentence can't bring back their children. maximum sentence enough? >> it's not. i'm serving a life sentence. >> our thanks to maggie for that report. the company responsible for a freight train that derailed last year in ohio has now reached a settlement. norfolk southern agreed to pay $600 million to resolve class action suits filed after the accident. the company says individuals and businesses can use the money as they need, including for health concerns or property restoration. last year's derailment in east palestine was considered the most hazardous train crash in ohio history. 38 cars came off the tracks spilling hazardous materials. 11 people were injured after a school bus rolled over. nine of them are high school and middle school students.

everyone suffered minor scrapes and bruises except for the on-board bus monitor who had to be airlifted to the hospital. there's no word on that person's condition. the driver of the bus has been charged with failing to maintain lane control. much of the south still dealing with severe weather today. angie lassman is tracking the alerts in effect for the region. >> we indeed have alerts up for this morning. an active situation across parts of the south. texas specifically where the thunderstorm watches are in effect. but notice how strong that line of thunderstorms is that stretches from louisiana into mississippi. this is where we're watching for the strong storms today and potential for flooding. flood watches totaling 13 million people right now. but notice how large this area is that we're going to watch for the potential to see strong storms here as the day goes on. we've got a moderate risk for folks in places like monroeville, mccomb, mobile, and this stretches up into portions of the tennessee valley as well. but we're specifically worried

about those stronger tornados, ef-2s or higher that center around lake charles through the afternoon and evening hours. but specifically, even the morning we could be seeing some of the stronger storms developing. >> by tomorrow the system works to the north and east. we'll see heavy rain stretch from the ohio valley up into new england and along parts of the coast. we could see a couple strong nd gwiuss remain across parts of the gulf coast for new orleans and mobile. tampa, highs in the low 80s. that's a look at your forecast, back to you. >> a goat named jeffrey got trapped for hours on the ledge of a bridge in kansas city.

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significant data last week pointing to the strength of the u.s. economy, and a report like this would hinder the chances of interest rates being lowered, particularly in june, which is where the market had hoped those would begin to come into play. 0.3% is the figure to look out for on a month on month basis. this actually for both, the headline figure as well as the core figure which strips out the more turbulent items such as fuel. on a year on year basis, 3.4% is the cpi figure to look out for in the headline front. that would be an increase from the 3.2% we had in the previous month. significant increase there. inflation remaining a little bit too high. when it comes to the survey you spoke about, there are more americans saying that indeed, they're living a little bit more paycheck to paycheck. 65% of respondents to the survey which speaks about financial security there had also pointed

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intervals, it can also be cozy. they are reinventing workouts with a new trend. grab your favorite cozy loungewear. set the mood. grab a fbeverage, put on your favorite tv show or podcast and get started with your low-impact moves. it's a practice this mother of two has leaned heavily on for postpartum recovery. you are not new to fitness. but when did cozy cardioget on your radar? >> i saw this trend happen on tiktok, and it really resonated with me. ems especially in the post par number dpartum days i was in. i was already in my pajamas, lighting a candle, having a warm cup of coffee standing by, music i enjoy with my workout, those are things that create an atmosphere, an environment i look forward to.

i always said, too, the movement needs to be something that resonates with you. you can feel whether you're enjoying movement or not. >> i really want cozy cardioto be a movement where people can reclaim their relationships with exercise. >> let's do some cozy cardiobe cardio before work. >> it was meant are fofor you ty yourself. >> reporter: mounting research shows being sedentary increases your risk for dementia and heart disease. >> cozy cardiois not always a high enough intensity to meet our physical activity guidelines. >> reporter: the center for disease control currently recommends 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise per week with at least two days of strength training. for meghan, this new trend has

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