good morning. it is sunday, april 23rd, 7:00 on the dot, as we take this live look outside at the water in foster city.

looks like a nice morning to get outside. good morning to you. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda joins with us a quick look at our microclimate forecast. it did feel slightly colder yesterday. >> we have a lot of clouds out there, from san jose to inland areas, into san francisco. misty skies, with those low clouds. what are the changes we're going to see? low clouds sticking around to lunchtime to the santa clara valley, then clearing inland and the wind too will be factor. 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds around the peninsula close including san francisco. low 60s for highs there. near 71 degrees in san jose. so short-term cooldown is underway before a big warmup midweek. how long mid to upper 80s could be in that forecast coming up in about ten minutes. >> sounds good, rob.

thanks. we begin with breaking news this morning. a deadly wrong-way crash in the south bay. it happened around 4:00 this morning on state route 237 in sunnyvale. right now, only one west bound lane is open to traffic. this is the third deadly wrong-way crash this weekend alone in the bay area. yesterday this morning, we told you about a deadly crash on highway 101 in san rafael. this morning, we're learning more about another wrong-way crash on the peninsula. the chp tells nbc bay area a mother was killed when another driver driving north on busy 280 south stormed into her car head-on. her son also was seriously injured in the crash. the wrong-way driver from campbell is in custody. and as marianne favro reports, drugs may have been a factor. >> reporter: chp officers say with so many people driving on

highway 280 at freeway speed, the driver could easily have injured even more people. the chp says the driver of this whis ford sedan was traveling the wrong way around 2:30 when the car slammed head on into this black bmw. the driver hit a 54-year-old woman from san francisco and she died at the scene. her 14-year-old son suffered major injuries and was taken to stanford hospital. chp officers arrested the suspect, a 24-year-old who will likely be charged with vehicular manslaughter. the big question don't -- why was martin driving the wrong way? officers say after the crash, they found the suspect running naked on the highway. >> the officers were at the scene when the driver was running around the freeway naked. >> reporter: tonight, drivers who travel on highway 280

reacted to the deadly crash. >> they're either under the influence of a drug or not from this area and not paying attention, not familiar with the roads. it can be dangerous in this situation. >> reporter: the crash shut down several lanes of the highway, causing backups for an hour. the chp says the next step is to complete a toxicology report on the suspect and interview drivers who may have seen the crash. chp officers say the suspect suffered major injuries. once treated at stanford medical center, martin will be booked into jail. marianne favro, "today in the bay." in oakland, police are searching for two gunman connected the two separate shootings in two hours. the first happened around 11:00 yesterday morning where officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he remains in critical condition. and then after 12:30 in broad

daylight, another shooting about three miles away in the fruitvale neighborhood near 16th street and 35th avenue. we have learned the victim of that shooting has died, but their identity has not been released. opd is still searching for the shooters and the motive. now to a follow up to that breaking news we brought you yesterday morning. two people were killed in the shooting at an ely hooka -- illegal hooka lounge. a fight broke out and ended with a gun battle in the parking lot around 1:30 yesterday morning on mission boulevard. yesterday morning, we confirmed one person died and learned two people died and another two were hurt. >> i do see a lot of police activity there, and it's always between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. >> our crime prevention and crime reduction unit has been out here a number of times over

the past two years. >> in 2021, alameda county held a hearing because of complaints piling up at that lounge. the sheriff's office said deputies responded there at least 71 times between 2020 and 2021. part of a report mentioned the lounge's reviews saying -- or describing the atmosphere as "ready to erupt at any moment." once again, the county posted these notices, ordering the business to shut down. we have not been able to get in touch with the owner for a response. so far, no arrests have been made. the victims have not yet been identified. people in walnut creek are on alert after hearing about a violent armed robbery that happened downtown on a busy friday night. police tell us thieves stole about $100,000 worth of jewelry, including a rolex watch. as alyssa gourd reports, the

thieves were armed with rifles. >> reporter: in walnut creek, around 10:30, someone was hit in the face with a gun and robbed of $100,000 in jewelry. the robbery happened in this parking garage on friday night. they said they saw multiple police cars headed into the garage. >> police describe the suspects as three adult men wearing dark clothing and carrying rifles who sped away in a gray sedan. the victim was treated for minor injuries. >> this kind of thing we are scared. >> reporter: she heard about the robbery on her neighborhood next door website. >> we are surprised and scared to go out in the late night. >> reporter: some visitors say this robbery reminds them of other recent armed robberies they have heard about in the east bay. >> we are seeing a lot all over the east bay, and it's tragic. >> reporter: while police wait for others with information on this case to come forward, some

east bay residents are wondering about what economic and social factors are fueling crimes like this. >> it is heartbreaking. hopefully the economy and community gets better, as well. >> reporter: alyssa gourd, "today in the bay." new this morning, bed, bath, and beyond has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy after the company failed to raise $300 million in stock sales to stay afloat. they cite intense competition from online retailers and the website and 360 stores will remain open for business as it begins the liquidation process. happening today, today marks 30 years since ceasar chavez's passing, and his legacy continues to be celebrated here in the bay area. a group will host a special mass in his honor in front of the chavez family home on sharf

avenue in san jose. chavez, of course, was a leader for the hispanic and farm worker community, and helped found the united farm workers labor union in 1962. his memorial mass begins at 10:00 this morning. yesterday, people across the bay area celebrated earth day in san jose. the mayor teamed up with volunteers to collect crash in city parks. in fremont, people got a chance to learn about the importance of environmental conservation at the annual earth day festival, and volunteers in alameda picked up garbage along the coastline at crown memorial state beach. most of the trash was bottle caps, cigarette butts and cans. >> today is an inspiring day because we have people who care coming out. >> it's important to take care of our ecosystem and landscape. everybody needs to contribute, so we contribute where we can. >> researchers at the reap climate center in alameda treat

every day as earth day. they even offered people tours of the center. they also planted trees for bees, as they explained how pollination is important to the ecosystem and to humans. it is 7:09 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, as usual, we take you live to washington, d.c. for a weekly interview with chuck tod who hdas

welcome back. please join me in welcoming nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd who has a preview of today's show. hi, chuck. as always, thanks for joining us this morning. good to see you. i want to start with the supreme court, not the abortion battle but the scandal over justice clarence thomas accepting that luxury travel and failing to disclose those gifts. my understanding, and correct me if i'm wrong, there is no supreme court ethics code to

disclose, but justices are required to submit public financial disclosures, which does include gifts over a few hundred dollars. one of your guests this morning, senator dick durbin, has requested that the chief justice appear before the senate judiciary committee to answer questions. what is the likelihood of that happening? >> doesn't look very likely. already the chief justice has kind of responded. senator durbin says he hasn't taken it a know, but the chief justice said he received the letter and forwarded to the folks that oversee the judicial code of conduct for every other federal judge. but that's the point here. if it is against the law, if a federal judge purposely leaves out something in their financial disclosure form, but it is not a crime if a supreme court justice does it.

and the reason there is a distinction is that supreme court justices are considered constitutional officers, and with separation of powers. congress can make a law that ties the hands of financial disclosure and makes it a crime if you don't do it properly for district and circuit judges, but not for constitutional officers, which are the supreme court justices. similar to the executive branch. the president and vice president are exempt from any criminal violations for not doing financial disclosures, but a cabinet secretary would be subject, facing criminal charges. so the point is, and that's the reason why he wants the chief justice to appear before the committee and not just justice thomas, because he's basically saying justice roberts, it's up to you as head of the judiciary branch, to put an enforceable ethics code on the books. the bottom line is, there is none. all of this are essentially simply suggestions to the nine supreme court justices.

>> there is so much i want to say right now. unfortunately, we don't have enough time with you. it's like, the supreme court, which is to uphold the law of the land, isn't abiding by the same laws. >> they're above the law. >> quickly, i saw some breaking news this morning, a new nbc news poll shows 70% of gop voters stand behind donald trump. joe biden is expecting to announce that he will run for re-election this coming week. are we expecting a 2020 rematch? what does this poll show us? >> our poll shows that's the most likely scenario. look, ron desantis has a healthy level of support inside the republican party. but it doesn't come close to trump's yet. there are severally indications that trump has the ability to rally a majority behind him, particularly as he faces these legal threats that -- and the

new york indictment galvanizes support. there's a majority of supporters who don't want to see joe biden run again. here is what is amazing. we basically only found 5% of the country that want biden versus trump as a sequel. this is not god father 2 or empire strikes back. this is not a sequel the american public is looking forward to, but both political parties seem to be going towards that likely face-off. there will be unintended consequences to having a general election with two people the country doesn't want. >> chuck, thanks for your time. i always wish we had more time with you. we hope you join chuck for this morning's "meet the press" where he will interview governor sununu from new hampshire, as well as senator dick durbin of illinois. that's right after this news cast. coming up, we'll talk to nbc

bay area political analyst larry gerston and look at the back and forth between various jurisdictions over the abortion pill, access to it, and what happens next after the supreme court's decision. we are following developing news in sudan, where u.s. special forces have evacuated the american embassy in the capital city of khartoum. the roughly 70 staffers were airlifted to an undisclosed location in ethiopia.. the world health organization estimates about 400 people have been killed in the fighting so far. the state department confirmed one of them was an american citizen. thousands of americans are still stranded in that country, and the u.s. says it is not safe to attempt to evacuate them. the country's international airport has been shut down. the fighting only erupted last week between two factions whose leaders are vying for control of the country. new overnight, an unexpected

fire at disneyland. represents say during the final showing, a dragon burst into flames on tom sawyer island. the dragon's head caught fire, and then soon after, the entire figure was engulfed. all cast members were safely evacuated from tom sawyer island. attractions were closed for the rest of the night. fortunately, no one was injured. disney says the extent of the damage is unclear. no word on how long that attraction will be closed. now to ticket problems for basketball fans. game four of the playoffs is just five hours away, pitting the kings against the warriors. the kings lead the series two games to one. this match, of course, is at chase center,, b but kings f fan see the action at the golden one center in sacramento. just one problem -- tickets were hard to get. >> game four, i will definitely be watching at home, cheering on

the boys. >> did you try to get tickets to the watch party? >> i did, but they went out too fast. >> it was a nightmare for all of us. we had to go into the ticketmaster line and it kept glitching out. >> many fans struggled for hours. the site has had simil issues in recent months today's game is going to exciting. stick with the tea that's been covering your warriors all season long on nbc sports bay area, live pregame coverage starts at 11:30 this morning. and the postgame show is following the game. if basketball suspect your thing and you want to enjoy the day, here are some ideas. >> good morning, kira. this morning, we'll be kicking off in san jose's japan town where he will celebrate the influences of the japanese culture. four stages host traditional japanese and hawaiian hip-hop

and dance, local food, shops, and booths with artisan creations. in the north bay, bodega bay we find the 50th annual fisherman's festival. there will be fun for the kids and great food like clam chowder, barbecued oysters, including a blessing of the fishing fleet, as local clergy bless the boats. by showing your support, i would call you a fisherman's friend. to berkeley. up and coming artists and fans of the general concerts and jams that they will give as well as workshops for those that sign off. and blue grass performers like to improvise, and this is exactly my job when it comes to bringing you the problems and solutions for tomorrow morning's commute right here on today in

the bay. >> see you tomorrow. time now to check in with meteorologist rob mayeda for a quick look at our microclimate forecast, and the clouds behind us in san jose. >> lots of low clouds. seeing some low clouds and fog even out to dublin. signs of a cooler day and cooler finish to the weekend on the way. right now, another view, 55 degrees, a lot more low clouds towards the tri valley, towards the pass this morning. some misty skies at 53 degrees. more low clouds around san rafael. sunshine breaking through, but no sunshine around san francisco. socked in by the misty skies and low clouds sticking around. we'll get hazy sunshine for the afternoon, and there you see the fog sticking around the coast for half moon bay near santa cruz. so the temperature trend starts

off in the 50s. by lunchtime, the skies start to clear around san jose going from the 60s to about 71 degrees. in san jose today, upper 60s to mid 70s in the east bay and san francisco and the coast only up to 50s and low 60s. now, what's going to drive the cooling for the inland areas. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour, so windy out towards the pass, and gusty in san francisco and san mateo. close to 40 miles per hour. so we'll see a little more of this into monday. notice the temperature trend tuesday now. some 80s inland, and look at wednesday. mid to upper 80s around san jose, tri valley and the north bay. and for a change, even bayside, san francisco should see the temperatures into the 70s. at the same time, the sierra is going to see that warmup. lake tahoe temperatures climbing through the mid 60s and towards yosemite, highs in the upper

70s, lows in the 40s. that will kickstart the snow melt season. could be looking at conditions closer to flood stage by late in the week. as you can see, high pressure building in, staying strongest through thursday, then as we move forward towards next weekend, we see the cooling changes as the temperatures drop off. numbers into the 60s the next couple of days around san francisco. 70s to look forward to for the coast wednesday and thursday. and valley areas, really climbing up. we'll lose all the low clouds and get a taste of summerlike temperatures wednesday and thursday. north bay sites like napa could be looking at upper 80s. >> wow. >> that's by wednesday and thursday. >> i'm ready for the weather. we've earned it. six months of winter. rob, as always, thanks. it is 7:23. much more ahead. coming up, draymond is back. what he says was the hardest part about being suspended for

game three. and we look ahead to game four today. sports is next.

good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. holding serve at home, that's the warriors goal today when they host the kings in game four at chase center. the warriors will be at full strength with the return of draymond green. the ws dominated with wire-to-wire win in game three without draymond. the team played great, they were aggressive on defense and moved the ball on offense without careless turnovers. draymond said it was crushing not to be out there. >> being in a dog night and not being able to participate, that's tough, to see guys still respond no matter what the circumstances are, with your back against the wall, to see guys respond like that, it was beautiful to watch. >> regardless of what lineup is out there, we have to take care of the ball. we can't come down like we did

in games one and two, and try all kinds of crazy stuff and try to hit home runs. we did it in game three, so we can do it in game four. they just proved it. so they've got to do it again if we want to win the series. >> tipoff this afternoon is at 12:30. the giants taking on the mets at oracle. bottom one, crawford all over this, it's a three-run short. part of a four-run first for the giants. in the 5th, more offensive fireworks. this time it's will mur flores. he gets a home run. final is 7-4, giants beat the mets. deep to left field. hit well. deep left center, kid he do it again? >> yes, he did. he hits the trifecta, not one, not two, but three home runs against the a's.

garcia was 5 for 5 with eight rbi. the rangers clobber the a's, 18-3. ouch! on the pitch, the quakes down a score on the road at real salt lake. christian espinoza scores the equalizer, but salt lake answers with two coals. san jose remains win last on the road this season. that's a look at sports. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." it is 7:27 right now. still to come on "today in the bay," analyzing our air quality and its negative impacts. ahead, where the bay area stands when it comes to solution and upcoming changes that may help improve our standings. plus, a violent robbery in a popular east bay shopping area. what t hi

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as we take a live look outside at the foster city lagoon. on a cloudy bay area morning. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda joins us with a quick look at your you forecast. yesterday turned out to be quite a stunning day. it's like, he can tell already it's cooler. >> not so stunning if you're looking for sunshine. not seeing a whole lot of that. misty skies, a few breaks in the clouds closer to san jose. low clouds and a cooldown before the warmup as we wrap up the weekend. notice how the low clouds hang on to the south bay until lunchtime. hazy sunshine later today. inland temperatures trend cooler, than we had yesterday. upper 60s to low 70s around san jose. low 60s in san francisco. the all-day sea breeze keeps temperatures down, but midweek could see mid to upper 80s in

the forecast. a closer look at that forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> all right, rob, thanks. we have breaking news out of the south bay, where police are investigating a hit and run involving two cars. it happened just after midnight in san jose. police tell nbc bay area one passenger in a honda sedan was trapped and had to be extricated. but the driver ran from the scene. there were four other people in the car and police were telling us only one passenger suffered life threatening injuries. also breaking this morning, a deadly wrongway crash in the south bay. it happened around 4:00 this morning on state route 237 near matilda avenue in sunnyvale. this is the third deadly wrong-way crash in the bay area this weekend alone. yesterday morning, you may remember we told you about a deadly wrong-way crash in san rafael on highway 101. this morning, we're learning

more about another wrong-way crash on the peninsula. the chp says a mother was killed when another driver going north on southbound 280 slammed into her car head-on. the wrong-way driver from campbell, a 24-year-old man, is in custody. happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon on south bound 280 south of 92, not far from the woodside road exit. chp officers say martine was traveling south in the north bound lanes, slammed into a black bmw and a 54-year-old woman from san francisco died. her 14-year-old son is now being treated at stanford for injuries. investigators say drugs may have been a factor. >> the officers were at the scene when the driver was running around on the freeway naked.

>> martine, the suspect, only suffered injuries and was taken to stanford hospital. once treated, she will be booked into jail. now to a followup to the breaking news we brought you yesterday morning. we found two people were killed in the shooting at an illegal hooka lounge in hayward. police say a fight broke out inside the unlicensed business and ended with a gun battle in the parking lot around 1:30 yesterday morning on mission boulevard in north hayward. yesterday morning, we had confirmed one person died, but as the day progressed, we learned two people died and two others injured. >> i do see a lot of police activity there, and it's always between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. >> our crime prevention and crime reduction unit has been out here a number of times over the past two years. >> back in 2021, alameda county

held a hearing because of complaints piling up at that lounge. the sheriff's office tells us deputies responded there at least 71 times between 2020 and 2021. part of a report mentions the lounge's online reviews saying "in several online reviews by former patrons they describe the atmosphere as ready to erupt at any moment." once again, the county posted these notices on the business ordering it to shut down. we have not been able to get in touch with the owner for a response. so far, no arrests have been made in the shooting. the victim's identities have not been released. in walnut creek, police are investigating after several people with rifles reportedly robbed someone in a downtown parking garage. it happened on a busy friday night around 10:30. police say someone was hit in the face with a gun and robbed of $100,000 worth of jewelry, including a rolex watch.

they describe the suspects as three adult men wearing dark clothing and carrying rifles and sped away in a gray sedan. the victim was only treated for minor injuries. >> sometimes we're scared to go out in the late night. >> some residents we spoke with say this robbery reminds them of other recent armed robberies in the east bay. police are pleading with anyone with information to get in touch with them. two california representatives are now calling on the department of justice to investigate antioch police after racist and homophobic texts were exchanged between city officers. two representatives sent a letter to attorney general merrick garland to investigate the party for use of force and

violating constitutional rights of the people of antioch. as we have been reporting, the fbi discovered text messages, some racists, others homophobic, others violent. 45 officers are now under investigation. one of the subjects of one of the text messages says she plans to sue the police department. the city council approved an audit of antioch police department's internal affairs processes. happening today, it's been 30 years since ceasar chavez's passing, and his legacy continues to be celebrated here in the bay area. the group will host a special mass in his honor in front of the chavez family home in san jose on sharf avenue. chavez, of course, was the leader for the hispanic and farm worker community, founding the labor union in 1962.

his memorial mass begins at 10:00 this morning. now to a live look across the bay area. san jose looking better than san francisco and oakland right now. if you have ever wondered how the air is that you are breathing, it's better but not as good as it should be. that's according to the state of the air report that shows the bay area had fewer unhealthy days between 2019 and 2021. still, nine out of ten californians live in communities with polluted air. all bay area counties have a failing grade for particle pollution, like vehicle emissions and wildfire smoke. our region ranks sixth most polluted in terms of particlants. 11 in the nation in terms of o-zone pollution. as a spokesperson for the american lung association explains, both contribute to poor health. >> o-zone is a colorless, odorless gas, and particle

pollutions are these tiny bits of soot, ash, dust, and liquids that can cross into the blood stream. so we're talking about heart attacks and strokes and premature death. >> the california air quality management district has two critical votes coming up next week that will help our state transition to cleaner locomotives like cal train, and zero emission truck fleets. the american lung association estimates those policies could result in a 90% reduction in cancer risks nearly immediately. ki kids and family turned o for this year's co-pizza soccer tournament. teams from 25 schools are competing for the two-day tournament, and it's hosted by telemundo 48 and the allen rock school district. here are the highlights. >> reporter: good morning from our thursday.

after yesterday's playoffs, today we are ready to crown our new champions. let's take a look from yesterday. ♪ ♪ [ singing in non-english ] >> it was one. i'm excited to go to the champions league final tomorrow. it's going to be amazing. >> it's a good experience. it's good to come out and support the schools and the kids and having them out there to, you know, enjoy the day. >> it's an experience that i don't think i've ever experienced before. >> i would like to have more of these. ♪ ♪ >> it's very important. it gives them an opportunity to see what it could be like if they do bigger things, such as playing soccer in the big leagues.

>> reporter: today, we have the finals. we will bring you all the action on kntv. so we know who are the champions? [ speaking non-english ] back to you. >> thanks, carlos. coming up on "today in the bay," a crackdown delayed. the reason netflix is pressing pause on its plan to clamp down on password sharers. stay with us.

more low clouds and a little bit of a cooler finish to the weekend on the way. 55 degrees, san jose a few breaks in the low clouds around san jose. you can see how far the low clouds have traveled this morning. 53 in dublin. 54 in san rafael. 50 degrees and the wind is one other reason why.

today's temperatures are running cooler for inland areas. you can see the wind gust speeds this morning compared to throughout the day in the afternoon. notice gusty at times, closer than san francisco. the east bay hills on shore winds ongoing. you couple that with the low clouds, and we're likely finishing the day with some more cooler temperatures for the inland areas, through today and monday. clearing skies, though, as we head through the afternoon. 50s to start your morning by around lunchtime. 50s to upper 60s inland around san jose. up like yesterday, where areas were climbing close to 80 inland. today, mid 70s in concord and santa rosa, low to mid 60s from san francisco to oakland. now, for monday, not much change. we'll see another round of low clouds. by tuesday, temperatures climb back up near 80 again in san jose. but the warmest day will be wednesday and thursday.

70s bay side, including san francisco. could be close to 80 in oakland. and mid to upper 80s around the santa clara valley, tri valley and north bay. that temperature climb, the roller coaster ride for napa, wednesday and thursday, could be climbing into the upper 80s around the north bay. out towards the east bay, danville seeing mid 80s wednesday and thursday. and to the south, a similar trend as we see the numbers into the 70s around oakland and 80s down into san jose. midweek through friday, looks to be the warmest stretch of your seven-day forecast with cooling, cloudy, and at times, drizzly conditions around san francisco. the next couple of mornings, wednesday should be nice. valleys, wednesday and thursdays, we saw the north bay and east bay valleys especially. could be topping out in the mid to upper 80s for the second half of the week. big cooldown for the next 24 to 36 hours.

much warmer to finish the week. >> i'm going to just fast forward through that 24

netflix is providing a timeline for its password crackdown in the u.s. during the netflix earnings call this week, the streaming giant said it is pleased with the results from its new paid sharing plans launched in canada, new zealand, portugal and spain. netflix was supposed to launch the programs here in the u.s. back in march, but it was delayed. now users can expect to get cut off as early as this summer. a variety of tv editor explains the new paid sharing plans. >> if you're a member of a household or family member who doesn't live with their parents or with their family, then for a couple bucks extra a month, you can be an add-on. so you can continue to watch netflix at your house. but it's not going to be a free

ride like it once was. >> netflix is responding that this is a new way to boost revenue and stay competitive. 7:48, after three weeks of frenzied weeks of bouncing back and forth, the u.s. supreme court has declared that the abortion drug mifepristone will remain available for use as intended by the fda for now. the justices also have said that the case about limiting the drug currently before the 5th court of circuit appeals should continue towards resolution. larry gerston joins us. great to see you, larry. what happens next? in legal speak? >> this is the case that won't go away, in plain speak. this is crazy. but this is what happens when you have something so complicated and serious as this question of abortion, all the manifestations about it. so the case is now being remanded, that's legal speak, down to the 5th circuit, where

they will now hold complete hearings on the pros and cons of doing away with this drug, under what circumstances, for what states, et cetera, et cetera. it will take a few months. which ever side loses the appeal, we know this much, it will go back to the u.s. supreme court. listen, once it gets back to the supreme court, we're not going to get any kind of conclusion that is probably until about june of 2024, because the court doesn't hold hearings again until the fall. so meanwhile, wherever it's been used, as our map will show you, wherever it's been used, it will continue. wherever it's been outlawed, as you see in those states, plus georgia, which has a six-week premium, it will continue to be outlawed. so no change in the status quo before this started. many big changes portending down the road. >> okay. do you believe that this is more than just about abortion? is it political? >> it's not just political, it's also constitutional, which

really gets people worked up in my field. but the political end has to do with the question of, do justices have the ability, the right, the capability to go ahead and overrule medical experts? that's the political question you were talking about. that's a good question. but beyond that, there is this constitutional issue. we had what we call the separation of powers in this country. the three branches. you know, you read about this in high school legislative, executive, judiciary, they're also supposed to stay in their lanes. what if the court decides that it should intrude into the executive branch? which is where the fda and the other agencies are? that's a big question. that's what had people watching this, in my expertise area, very closely. if the court goes ahead and dives into that, that changes that relationship. and that's what we are all watching very closely. >> okay. so if the courts don't stay in their lanes, so to speak, how does this all play out?

what's your clairvoyant view on this? >> that crystal ball? >> yeah, yeah. >> right now, everything is status quo. we go back to where we were. if, in fact, 18 months from now the court decides that mifepristone shouldn't be used anywhere, that means states like california, which of course is an abortion state, if you will, will be wiped out. that means changes to the relationship and nationalizing this issue. if you remember dobbs, the court says we want this the go back to the states. that's where the justices have a lot to ponder. >> we discussed that last week, maybe they're retracting the states that they have the ability to make up their minds for themselves. larry, thank you. it is 7:52 right now. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including we are checking breaking news about

another deadly wrong-way crash another deadly wrong-way crash in the south bay.

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on highway 101 in san rafael. yesterday afternoon, there was another wrong-way crash on the peninsula. we have learned a mother was killed when another driver going the wrong way on interstate 280 ammed head-on into her car. the wrong-way drive fm sunnyvale is in custody. the crash happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon on southbound 280, just past highway 92 not far from the woodside road exit. chp officers say martine was drive thing white ford sedan. she was driving north in the south bound lanes of 280 and slammed into a black bmw. inside was a 54-year-old woman from san francisco. she died at the scene. her 14-year-old son was in the car as well being treated for major injuries. drugs may have been a factor. >> the officers were at the

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