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today is thursday june 13th, 2024, and breaking news. restriction rejected. the supreme court rejected a ruling to restrict the abortion pill. and the largest protestant nomination voted to block fertility and what it means nationwide. and crews are fighting intense heat as they scramble to fight a wildfire, and at the same time florida is being pounded with record rain and flooding. we are tracking both threats. and teacher aids, and parents are hearing about the risks and the dangers of artificial intelligence, but wait until you hear how it is helping kids inside of the classroom. >> yes. and we will get to that, but we are starting with one of the

ruling out of the supreme court, and the justices voted to uphold the access to the abortion pill mifepristone. >> it was a challenge brought to the justices by organizations of anti-abortion and doctors to reverse the long-standing approval from the food and drug administration. justice brett kavanaugh wrote a plaintiff's desire to make a drug less available for others does not establish standing to sue. >> the ruling is coming two years after roe v. wade was overturned which led to a wave of new restrictions across the country. joining us is yamiche alcindor, and danny cevallos, and what more does this ruling say? >> well, for now, mifepristone, this abortion medication that is used across the country, and going up gains roe v. wade was

overturned, the pill is as remains. and if you are a woman watching, it means that the pill mifepristone is obtainable through mail, and you can take it within ten weeks of pregnancy, and other people like a physician can administer this pill. i wanted to read this from brett kavanaugh, the fda has not looked to cause injury, and therefore it is not a correct form of the supreme court to file the action. and so this is a moot case. >> and so, danny, the people who brought the suit did not have legal standing to sue, and there a group of people who could bring it back to the court? >> that is the question that

back at or ral -- oral arguments of who has the standing to sue. and so, it does not mean that the fda actions may not be challenged and it is just not through the court but through democratic processes or internal agency safeguard, and although a plaintiff may have a standing under these facts that these patients if and it may be hard to find standing to challenge this action. >> and going back to reproductive rights which are one of the most contentious issues on the elections this year. how might this play out in the politics? >> well, we know that abortion

is going to play out, and we know that the vice president has become the most prominent voice of the president's decision that people should feel safe long-term, because one republican said they could ban abortion one thing. i wanted to read part of a what that is fwog b and it shob a devastating of the media and so this is not going ban abortion nationwide, bnd as, i want to point out that donald trump has been here in d.c., and the republicans should not egg nor abortion, and they want to expand their ruling, and so, it is important that it is not just a christmas bill and so we are

looking at that. >> and so this bill is looked at politically motivated and others are looking to bring their own bill. yesterday at the southern baptist convention wans to bring their ruling that frozen embryos should be considered human life. erin mclaughlin is following this, and talk about the implications of this vote by the religious group, a southern baptist convention. >> this is seen as significant the southern baptist convention did introduce a resolution on the floor yesterday, and one

person said that he sees this as very much a paul to political sgrurnl and there was a delegate speaking on the floor, daniel taylor, speaking out in favor of ivf and against the resolution, and he was describing the disappointment. >> why are you disappointed by this resolution passing? >> well, i think that some of the language is harsher than i would like. system of the language is implying that there is no use where this is ethical. >> and never the less, it passed 60% in favor of the resolution, and that is in stark controel of what a ma and the polls say there is north of 80% support for access to iv proshgs seed

ur, and it is bringing new generations in. >> thank you. and now, there is a wildfire in ads ads. >> the wild rose fire escaped hundreds of home in mara copa valley. nearly liz kreutz is tracking it. >> we are here on a major interstate closed on both directions, because of the rose fire. they are instructing people to turn around, and rows of trucks here that are trying to get through. just waiting this out right now, and we have been seeing the and they are doing water traps. even though this is a is small wild fooishgs it is 68% contained fueled by the dry

triple-digit attempts here. and the wind, yesterday as the fire ignited, it jumped the highway here, and burning on both sides, and this is why the highway is closed. people were forced to evacuate, and many of them evacuated from and now they are moving to a ready status, meaning they are in standby pal lance. and so, another fire is burning in colorado. we will continue to follow this throughout the afternoon. >> thank you. and now, a state of emergency in effect in florida after parts of that state were hit by more than a foot of rain. >> it was more than a foot drop bed tween fort lauderdale, and aventura. and they were stranded in the

middle of the night to be sfwlrnlg and you can see that he relped frirmd. >> and the threat is not over for the sunshine state. not a lot of sunshine. a lot of rain coming down at this houfrmt 7 million people under flood watches, and if those hard hit areas trigger more floo. >> a diamond company just bought a movie chain. >> kate rogers is now joining us. >> hey, kate and zinhle, hotel prices fell in may, and that is an important indication that

interest rates may drop later in the year. and now, the first time a theater may own a chain after there was a ruling that there could not be a entertainment company owning a theater. but. >> he got a firsthand look of how a restaurant run, and according to the store, they sold out in a few more hour, and we will see how the kids like that one, guys. >> i hope they get waffle. >> and is it like a real counselor, like a chasm fshg

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alg dlej >> reporter: and this is that they unfairly targeted homes, unduly escalated set of precedence that the first time that the john and the investigation into police departments is quite common, and the notary xwro roerm and this is first time that homelessness is in the spotlight like this. >> it is a unique findings. i imagine that we have heard from the city of phoenix, and the phoenix police department, and what are they saying? >> nothing of substance, but

they are saying that they will take the time to review the findings. the city did point out that both the city and the police department gave the doj access to congroigt by allowing the investigators to come along on ride along, and body camera footage, and showing a willness to find if and so they will monitor and have overseas reforms or allow the departments overseas the reports on that one. thank you, david. >> family and friends overjackie wkter, and has harlt was shot

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high school. san jose police told us that their special operations unit was serving a search warrant when the suspect barricaded themselves and refused to come out. that suspect was believed to be armed. so right now, we know that tactical negotiators were successful in getting that suspect to surrender peacefully. as you can see from nbc bay area sky ranger, that person was taken into custody. now, in addition to san jose police officers, we also saw atf and santa clara county district attorney's office investigators and quite a number of fire trucks out here, as well. this, again, is happening on the other side of the fence from andrew hill p hill high school. so employees told us that they were a little concerned and knowing that the fire trucks were out here because they didn't know if there was an explosive type of situation. so now this is all over. we don't know what kind of search warrant that the special operations unit was serving, but we now know the suspect is in custody. we will bring you details as they develop on nbcbayarea.com. thanks, chris.

we're also learning new details about a jewelry store robbery. we can tell you now that five suspects are behind bars. yesterday police responded to a robbery at png jewelers in sunnyvale. around 130 in the afternoon. they said about 20 robbers used hammers to break jewelry display cases. all the suspects fled in several different cars, but officers pursued two different vehicles on highway 101 and during the pursuit, one of them, the suspects, discarded stolen jewelry from the moving vehicle. police say they eventually located one car, arrested five people after they tried to run away. investigators are now trying to determine if this robbery is linked to another robbery of a separate sunnyvale jewelry store last month. also, an investigation underway into another apparent smash-and-grab burglary at a high end specialty store. this happened at four this morning in san leandro at the gourmet cellar on washington ave. there's video. a car barreled through the store front and then scattered merchandise everywhere. you can see the mess

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gershkovich is going to stand trial after russians accused him of gathering secret information about a russian facility. the u.s. government denies those claims. there is no word on when the trial is expected to begin. there is outrage in new york city after a string of anti-semitic attacks. the police say that red paint was splashed on the home of a jewish museum director wednesday morning. the vandals are pro palestinian protesters also displayed a banner, and the pro palestinian protesters have been accused of defacing other buildings and train cars throughout the city. the mayor and governor have condemned the incident. talk about a rough day, pickese puppy was trapped in a

vent, and the team had to navigate duct work just to find the little guy. archie was ventually returned thankfully, and safely returned to the owner. >> that is good. we are following breaking news. president biden just wrapped up a joint press conference with volodymyr zelenskyy, where they spoke on the sidelines of the g7 summit in italy. they signed a six-year security deal with the countries. they also announced a $50 billion loan for ukraine to fight against russia. and we go to monica alba who is in italy with us. what were the key takeaways with the press conference of biden and zelenskyy? >> well, it was a week ago, kate, that president biden apologized to president zelenskyy of how long it took for the congress to approve the

supplemental funding, but he reiterated what he said then, the u.s. and the world are standing behind them. but there was news made on the domestic matter and the fact that hunter biden this week, the president's son was convicted on felony gun charges, and the president answered on camera for the first time about that guilty verdict. listen to how he responded. >> i'm extremely proud of my son hunter. he has overcome an addiction. he is one of the brightest and most decent men i know. i am satisfied that i am not going to do anything that i said that i will abide by the jury decision, and i will not pardon him. >> as the news conference was wrapping, kate, gabe gutierrez, our colleague, he asked the president whether he would consider commuting hunter biden's sentence, and the president simply answered no.

>> okay. that is breaking news there, monica. okay. can i ask you what else is on the agenda for the g7? >> well, they talked about the international community to pressure hamas to accept the proposal on the table. and also, there is going to be a session on artificial intelligence that is going to be led by pope frances and he is the first pontiff to attend a g7 summit, and he is going to talk about some of the disadvantages and advantages of the technology. >> thank you. and now, to explain, people around the country will be commemorating juneteenth around the country, but what is it? quick lesson, juneteenth is stemming from date june 19th, 1895 when abraham lincoln freed

the slaves, and that message was suppressed in texas, and then two years later, the message in galveston told all people that they were freed, and this is called juneteenth. and so let's meet the lady called grandmother of juneteenth. >> reporter: these walls in fort worth, texas, may look like a museum, but it is the home of opal lee. >> and mrs. opal lee, you 97 years old? >> yes. >> and how does that title of grandmother of juneteenth sit with you? >> it is okay. >> and the memories are mired with her own family's celebrations. >> we would go to the parks and there would be music and food. >> reporter: but one year when she was 12, the annual celebration turned to terror.

>> my parents had just bought a house, and my mom had it fixed up so nice. but people started gathering. >> reporter: what kind of people? >> all kinds. >> reporter: it was a white mob. >> and the paper said hundreds of them. my dad came home with a gun, and the police was there, and my dad said, if you bust a cap, we will let the mob have you. they did despicable things. >> reporter: the terror did not squelch her determination. she pledged to walk from there to washington, d.c. and it was to mark the 2 1/2 years that it took them to have the news reach them about emancipation. >> and the word of a little old lady was walking from fort worth

to washington, d.c., and somebody would take notice. >> reporter: and they did, and joe biden made juneteenth a federal holiday. >> reporter: how did you feel? >> i don't know how to express it. i was awed. i was thankful. >> in may, she was given the presidential medal of freedom. i am struck by your home, and what do you want your legacy to be? >> there is an old lady who tried to get it over to everybody, that we are one people. >> and opal lee mentioned that when she was a little girl that her house was burned down on juneteenth, and this year, habitat for humanity is building her a home on the same land that

her home was decimated. we are joined by annett gordon reed who is a historian from harvard law where she is a professor. and so, juneteenth is a time to recognize emancipation and freedom, and you write that slaves had to be aware of retribution. >> yes, and there were instances where people were whipped for celebrating, and even much worse than that. >> i mean, it is not lost on me, and i'll confess, that i am the daughter of immigrants and product of public school, and did not know much about juneteenth until recently, and when it came to the national consciousness and how should i

engage in the day? >> it is akin to july 4th, and time for the members of the family to come together and i have always wanted and good time for people to take the family histories, and talk about the situation, and a day for togetherness, and something to commemorate that important to happen. >> and we saw opal lee get the presidential medal of freedom, and you were there. >> yes, i was. >> and it is not lost that some of the people are alive who experienced what we talk about in the history books. and even your family in texas. >> yes, it is. and my families were brought over from the deep south, and we lived through jim crow, and i integrated the schools in my hometown, and this is recent history. >> and recent history, but right now a contentious history. >> well, you have to face the truth. you can't run from things that happened, and it tells us where we are today, and where we need

to go, so don't listen to the voices who say that you don't need to look at the past, you have to listen to past. >> annette gordon reed, thank you for telling us about the past, and that is "simply explained." and now, ai does give question, but it can be a learning tool that teachers can incorporate into the classroom. >> reporter: at the new york academy school of the letters, students are becoming better readers and writers by quill, a online tool powered by ai. >> it gives me the challenge to keep going. >> reporter: in this 11th grade english class. >> today, we want to take a look at one text in particular, "animal farm." >> reporter: the teacher has her students do activities on quill. the kids log into the website on their laptop, and choose from

different learning tools, including reading for evidence. >> they read a package, and then construct three different sentences, and as they type those response, and lit say, hey, a comma is out of space. >> faster than i can get around. >> reporter: and it is something that is immediate. >> yes. >> reporter: and dr. peter gall says it is immediate. so it is correcting what the student is doing. >> yes, we are putting the thinking on the student, and keep writing, but when you write this response, quill says, nice work. >> and zifing the teachers time, and helping the students to become more correct. >> >> reporter: now at quill, a group of teachers are training

quill with feedback. >> we are taking the feedback and informing ai and then giving the kids support. >> reporter: you say that writing is critical. >> yes, we believe that writing is a super power. >> reporter: lit ra is si is on the decline. and reading levels are at the lowest in decades, and peter says that quill is trying to help the kids catch up. today, program used by developers to develop the ai and more advanced tools. >> for instance, helping the kids to build a paragraph or thesis statement. >> but more ai in the classroom is not welcomed by teachers. a recent pew research said that one quarter of teachers said that using chatgtp in the classroom does more harm than

good. >> there is some great, but some not so great. >> when people hear ai in the classroom, they think cheating. >> the quill does not do the writing for the student, the student is doing the writing. >> and did you have hesitancy? >> yes, and a when i started to work with the kids, i started to write in longhand and not cursive. >> are you worried that quill is going replace you? >> no, i am not sitting in the classroom and with my feet up, and i am going around and supporting each student as a human being. ai is not going to, right, and isn't going to notice somebody

is having a bad day. >> you are not going anywhere? >> no, i am not going anywhere. >> wow. >> yes, that program, the teacher was telling me that they are having standardized tests and rnl that was great learning more about ai. and great report. and now, workers are feeling more isolated and lonely at their workplaces. we will tell you the

in today's mental health check, a new survey is showing that younger workers and talk about people between 18 and 25 are feeling lonely and undervalued in the workplace. >> the surveyconducted by the american psychological organization and they are more likely to feel tense or stressed out in workday. and joining us is dr. james stoli at the american psychological organization. and jump in there, and more than half of the workers say they feel lonely when they are at work, and briefly, why are so many young people struggling to connect with the colleagues at work? >> right. there are at least a couple of factors that are probably at work here.

one is what psychologister and one is that we judge ourselves compared to the people who are around throughout the day. when you are a young people new to the career or new to the work world, no way that you will have the depth working one-on-one. and also, there is psychological safety where young people feel comfortable stepping up one-on-one. >> and what can americans do to help? >> well, it is so important to not only value what younger workers bring to the workplace,

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