Top Story with Tom Llamas - April 9 | NBC News NOW

The Arizona Supreme Court decided to uphold a law dating back to 1864 that would uphold a near-total ban on abortion, the first parents ever convicted for a mass shooting committed by their child have been sentenced, and Tom Llamas speaks with New York City’s police commissioner in an exclusive interview to discuss how the department is dealing with safety concerns amid a wave of crime.

00:00 Introduction
02:18 Arizona abortion ruling
07:35 Parents of Michigan school shooter sentenced to 10-15 years
17:53 Exclusive: NYPD Commissioner speaks
34:10 Alec Baldwin 'Rust' investigation
39:07 Attack plot foiled
40:57 $600M derail settlement
43:02 New Boeing allegations

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[janiekcarney]

If you are the person who is hurt and robbed, numbers don’t matter.

[janiekcarney]

The school counselors are busy working on scholarships and graduation. They don’t help the students. There’s not enough time for 3 counselors to help 1, 000 students.

[nolanmarion]

You should have gotten the Sunday gig over Hallie. Keep working hard Tom !

[zack_]

18:01- The system's softness on crimes is welcoming such inhumane acts.

[CHICAGORILLATV]

Kudos To Pops In Australia!!!! 🇦🇺 👏🏽 ❤🎉 #HEROE

[whynot]

How did El Salvador dramatically reduce crime?

[janiekcarney]

I’ve had it with dealing with all men doctors in my town. Very few women to chose from.

[ronlasut]

Scotty, between Frontier and Ridgeline, which one would you recommend?

[Lamin_G]

Why was a child running ahead of the dad on a _slippery_ sea wall, not to mention that waves were "crashing into it" even before the two got there? 🤔

[kalimike]

about abortion...when the law prohibits abortion the state shoud provide funds and resources for the adoption of unwanted children...right?

[Omni]

The last thing I want to see in my kitchen? A can of Pepsi.

[bmpyjtb]

That Means "They are Responsible as Married to Their Children if Not Live Together"..or Additional Balance Conditioning --They SEE as Smell

[orlandoholwerda]

They should at least let the family stay in the same prison.

[janiekcarney]

If keeps us safe as long as people are locked up.

[janiekcarney]

I think Parents must be accountable for their children. Society needs to do more but the Parents have to do their job.

[bmpyjtb]

Just Speaking, Well much for Spring welcoming as Conditions to never consider if Their Insurance coverages in damages as Impacts of trying to Keep Budget at Another's Home for a Successful Outcome in Misguidance..Or information Sharing that should have been behind Bars-- as Immunities in Hopes for their Reforming and cleaning hopes...

[val_m]

The historic Crumbley case is a good thing. Parents in (critical cases) need to be held accountable for their child going out and doing heinous things without any regard for those attacked, their parents/loved ones ones, regardless if they have zero regards for themselves. In regard to the last portion of the last sentence, we are seeing so many offenders/criminals doing disgusting actions with the loss of their own lives incorporated in their planning and/or their own final intent. This also helps to get parents to stop acting like their kids friends, guardians, or whatever other than being an actual parent. All fixes FIRST start at home. If there is no real protection and REAL guidance at home, then there is very little for vulnerable kids to get help (especially in mental illness). This is EXTREMELY relevant in mental illness because once that kid hits 18 yrs of age, they’re now considered an adult and a parent/guardian/family can put them into mental health. A lot of times (like with my son), they refuse to listen to his parents, friends, law enforcement, or doctors to seek mental medical help. People (like in my son’s case) continue and progressively get worse in their actions. The law and HIPAA prevent those of us who love our young adults from actively getting help. So back on point, we as parents need to take the hard stance as parents and do our beast to ensure our kids are productive, safe, and stable kids once they leave our homes. People (like our son) who suffer through post childhood mental illness need to handle the brunt (if all) of the penalty because they did that on their watch, not their parents.

[brianmarkle]

I told you every law that's ever been written is still in effect if you don't believe me look at what's happening right here

[angie]

The ladies are totally right, its not justthe parents fault. It's a whole system.

[bmpyjtb]

Good CASEs of Triple FBI Questioning Cases...As Entry to Recent Family Moral Complaints with ties in Vulnerabilities as Terrorisms to FORTs Art..Case of Mr Jeff Fort is a Learning Imbalances of Earlier "Cold WAR ERA .