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give local police in texas the power to arrest and deport migrants on their own. what comes next for the controversial law? >> primary election results in overnight, the trump endorsed candidate in a crucial senate race declaring victory. what analysts are saying about the impact for november. >> alzheimer's in america new figures released overnight reveal the growing toll the disease is taking, the spike in cases and the cost the so-called little rascals arrested what police are now saying about three suspected bank robbers as young as 11 years old. a delta airlines pilot allegedly drunk on the job, learns his punishment for a blood alcohol level twice the limit caught on camera. >> we hear from the hero bus driver who kept her cool, saving her students moments before the bus burst into flames. >> and later, the man who could soon become the next bond, james bond. >> from abc news in new york.
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>> this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with the crisis on the southern border. and a new court ruling late last night. >> an appeals court is now weighing in on a controversial law that would allow local police in texas to arrest and deport migrants. >> the ruling follows a us supreme court ruling on the same issue yesterday. abc's perry russom is here now to explain all of this. perry good morning. >> rihanna, good morning to you. an appeals court issued a ruling last night placing that controversial texas law on hold. only adding to confusion at the border. this morning, a federal appeals court is blocking texas from enforcing a law that would give local authorities the power to arrest migrants suspected of entering the us illegally. the late night decision came just hours after the supreme court allowed the law to take effect. while it's being challenged in the appeals court, the appeals court will hold a hearing today to determine what's next. supporters of the law, known as sb four, say something needs to
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be done to stop the influx of migrants crossing the border. >> well, this is a product of the federal government not doing its job. >> and allowing my state putting all the burden of border security on my state, both financially and from a law enforcement standpoint. >> the biden administration argues the law would make texas less safe and will burden law enforcement. and it argues the law infringes on the federal government's authority over immigration. >> we know for about 100 years, the states haven't been engaged in this kind of policy, no more than they have been in printing and coining currency. but if you let the states into this area, you open up a pandora's box and not just an immigration the white house also slamming republicans for killing the bipartisan border security bill last month, which critics say did not do enough to address the crisis. >> if the texas law does go into effect, mexico's government yesterday said it will not accept under any circumstances any deportations from texas. and then today, the appeals court will consider a more permanent stay of the law until it hears
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arguments. next month. on whether sb four is constitutional. whoever loses that case will likely appeal back to the supreme court. so this issue is a long way from being settled. >> rhiannon. all right, perry, thank you for that breakdown. six former mississippi law enforcement officers who called themselves the goon squad are being sentenced this week for a racist attack on two black men. they have pleaded guilty after busting into a home without a warrant and torturing the victims, even shooting one of them in the mouth. one former officer, hunter elward, was sentenced to 20 years yesterday. another one, geoffrey middleton, got 17 years. one victim forgave the men but said justice must be served. >> what's done already can't be erased, man. it can't be taken back. i relive this every day. >> two more former officers will be sentenced today, the final two tomorrow. >> now to politics and more primary results coming in overnight. former president trump getting some mixed results. abc's lionel moise explains overnight a win for
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former president trump in ohio's closely watched gop senate primary. >> trump backed candidate bernie moreno, a colombian born former car dealer, declaring victory in a three way race seen as a battle against the state's republican party establishment. let me just say something. >> i wear with honor my endorsement of president from president trump. i wear that with a badge of honor. moreno will take on democratic senator sherrod brown in november, a race crucial for republicans hopes of taking control of the senate. >> but last night's results not all good news for trump. he won ohio's presidential primary, but exit polls show there is still a significant percentage of republicans unwilling to support him in the election. >> very striking to see 1 in 5 19, roughly, of republican voters in ohio saying that they would not support donald trump. in november. that is a big number in a battleground state. >> both trump and biden now
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trying to court voters by focusing on the issues trump promising to support israel, imposed tariffs on chinese made cars. and yesterday, in a radio interview, he left the door open to a potential federal ban on abortion, beginning at 15 weeks, with exceptions, 15 weeks seems to be a number that people are agreeing at, but i'll make that, announcement at the appropriate time. president biden hit the campaign trail in nevada and arizona trying to mobilize latino voters. he touted his record on job creation and pushed his plan to raise taxes on billionaires from 8% to 25. >> the tax system now is not fair. trump wants another $2 trillion tax cut to be. that's what he says he wants. the first thing he wants to do when he gets elected. >> first lady doctor jill biden, also planning several stops in battleground states in the coming weeks. as for whether former first lady melania trump will be campaigning for her husband, here's what she said yesterday. stay tuned. stay tuned. also in ohio last night,
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trump backed congressional candidate derek merrin won his primary race, and that seat is seen as one of the best pickup opportunities for republicans this fall. andrew. rhiannon. >> all right, lionel, thank you for that. a new report shows alzheimer's is on the rise with nearly 7 million seniors here in the u.s. living with the disease . that is roughly 200,000 more than just last year. and the number of deaths from alzheimer's has more than doubled since the year 2000. americans are now spending $360 billion to care for loved ones with alzheimer's dementia. the emotional and financial toll on dementia caregivers is also a growing concern. >> everywhere we turn now to the case of the little rascals, a terme coined by the fbi in its search for a group of suspected bank robbers as young as 11 years old this morning, police say these shockingly young bank robbery suspects are in custody accused of robbing a wells fargo near houston. the fbi dubbing the 11, 12 and 16 year old
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suspects the little rascals. >> i was thinking either this was very low in sophistication or maybe an adult had something to do with this. >> investigators say the boys believed to be armed at the time, passed a threatening note to a teller. two of their parents turned them in after seeing their pictures in the media. the third suspect was tracked down by police. it comes amid a spike in crime, especially violent crime among juveniles in the area. >> in the last couple of years, the juvenile homicide rate has increased by 76% between 2021 and 2023, experts say older criminals are convincing kids to help them commit crimes, expecting the juvenile charges won't be as severe elsewhere in the u.s, crime on public transit has been in the spotlight. >> new york's governor even deploying the national guard to patrol the subway. despite the concerns, there's some good news when it comes to overall crime fighting efforts nationwide. a new fbi report citing preliminary data shows violent crime dropped by 6% last year
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and homicides were down 13. back in texas, those three boys have been charged with robbery, but officials won't release their names due to their ages. no word on how much money was taken or whether it was recovered. >> well, the new list of the world's happiest countries is out. and for the first time, the united states didn't make it into the top 20. we now ranked 23rd, down from 15th just last year. the report found the decline is largely due to people under 30 feeling less optimistic, but there is some encouraging news the us is still in the top ten for happiness among people ages 60 and older. finland was ranked number one for happiness. >> time now for your wednesday weather day of spring, but it felt like winter on lake michigan yesterday with those heavy winds, lake effect snow was also flying in parts of upstate new york with more possible today. and looking at the radar, it's mostly quiet today, but rain
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showers are in the forecast for parts of texas and oklahoma for most other regions are dry and checking today's high temperatures 70s across the southeast, much of the midwest remains chilly. mild on the west coast, 74 in l.a. $17 billion shipwreck is discovered. what could happen to it now? but first, a delta airlines pilot drunk on the job learns his punishment after a blood alcohol level twice the limit. and homeowners beware how squatters can take over your house with the law on their side. one homeowner's nightmare next.
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motorcycle driver was sent. you can see it there flying over a bridge into some brush after another driver slammed into him. the driver who caused the crash was just sentenced to nearly five years in prison. >> a former delta airlines pilot will spend ten months in jail after showing up for a flight drunk. lawrence russell junior of georgia was supposed to fly from scotland to new york's jfk airport last year, but his blood alcohol level was more than twice the aviation limit. security agents also found a half empty bottle of jagermeister in his luggage, and a georgia couple faces child neglect charges after they were found passed out on daytona beach in florida, surrounded by children's toys, empty beer cans and a whiskey bottle. police say the woman's kids were swimming unsupervised at a nearby hotel pool. her fiance is accused of trying to escape from the officers. >> we turn now to a warning for homeowners. squatters can take over your house if you're not careful. that's exactly what happened to a new york woman. she was arrested after trying to
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change the locks on her own home to keep squatters out. here's abc's andrea fujii. i have video of you this morning. >> a warning for homeowners across the country as more people, including potential criminals, take advantage of unkempt or vacant properties. i'm being arrested. for what? for being in my house. >> for being in my own home. >> adele andaloro inherited this queens, new york, home from her parents. she's tried to sell the property, but when she dropped by last month, she found multiple strangers were living inside and they called police on her. >> and that's not fair. it's not fair that i, as the homeowner, should be having to go through this. >> under new york city law, a person only needs to be on the property for 30 days to claim squatters rights, meaning the legal owner cannot evict them without going to court, which can be a lengthy process. the law was designed to prevent long time tenants from getting evicted and to help improve the many abandoned buildings in the city, but now many unhoused are
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taking advantage of the law. as you got to go to court to send me to civil court. meanwhile, in california, a far more sinister example of people targeting properties that appear to be vacant, a woman in los angeles was sentenced to 20 years in prison for fraudulently taking ownership of an elderly man's home through identity theft, then killing him. police say she would look for properties that appeared unkempt and would then target the homeowners back in new york and lro says she feels helpless. >> by the time that someone does their investigation and they do their work and their job will be well over the 30 days, and this man will have stolen my home. >> experts say homeowners should avoid keeping any property vacant for a long time. make sure the building is secure, and if a squatter does show up, call police right away before squatters rights kick in. andrew. >> rhiannon all right. andrea. good. good advice there. coming up. the security breach reportedly involving kate middleton's medical records. >> also ahead. caught on camera, the louisiana school bus driver the louisiana school bus driver hailed a hero
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family's reliability. now that a photo of the late queen elizabeth is under scrutiny. it was taken by kate middleton in 2022, but the getty photo agency now says it may have been digitally enhanced. experts have found several signs of editing, including vertical lines in the queen's skirt. it follows princess kate's apology for manipulating a photo with her children earlier this month. meanwhile, the london hospital where kate underwent surgery in january, is reportedly investigating an attempt to access her medical records, the daily mirror reports. at least one member of the staff was caught trying to view kate's files. the hospital has a long history of treating the royals back in this country. >> we head to louisiana for a story about a bus driver turned hero. >> i put my motherhood on. i have a child, so i thought about them kids like it was my own child. >> a new orleans bus driver credits her motherly instincts after saving nine children from her bus just moments before it burst into flames. it all started when kia rusev's bus
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began losing power, so she pulled over. >> the bus started acting crazy and started jerking and going real, real slow. >> a bystander ran up and told her flames were coming from under the bus. rusev then jumped into action, rushing the kids ranging from kindergarten through eighth grade off the bus and doubling back to make sure no one was left behind. >> i just had to stay calm for the kids because there was crying and running up the street, and i had to get them together like, you know, make sure they were straight. >> moments later, the front of the bus was engulfed in flames before firefighters could arrive. the bus exploded, but by then rusev had moved the students to a safe distance we could lost our lives. >> that's what i've been thinking about. like, it's like every time i look at the pictures, it's like, wow, these pictures show the aftermath. >> the driver's seat where she had been sitting just minutes earlier was completely charred. her employer now hailing her heroics, calling her courage on wheels. >> i was just glad that i was
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