the state's insurrection clause for his role in the january 6th attacks. "the new york times" is suing microsoft and open ai, the creators of chatgpt for copyright infringement. the lawsuit alleges the news organization's articles were used to train the program without permission. and no jackpot winner in last night's powerball drawing. the next drawing will be held on saturday night for an estimated jackpot of $760 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. it's thursday, december 28th. this is the morning morning. -- "cbs morning news". a high-stakes meeting in mexico. top u.s. officials head south to address america's border crisis. what mexico wants in return for helping to stem the influx of migrants.

flood threats. the monster storm that dumped more than a foot of snow in the heartland now has millions of people in the northeast bracing for flooding. ♪ it's me hi i'm the problem it's me ♪ and the year of taylor swift. the bop stardom natal -- pop star dominated 2023. a look back at the year in entertainment. good morning, good to be with you. i'm carissa lawson in for anne-marie green. we begin with the crisis at the southern border as a massive convoy of migrants is making its way through mexico and toward the united states. secretary of state antony blinken is back in washington this morning after a quick trip to meet with mexican leaders. this as the democratic mayors of three major u.s. cities call on the federal government for help. cbs' jarred hill joins us here in new york with the details.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, it's not just those mayors asking the government to step in, mexico wants help to address root causes including poverty and violence in some latin american countries, but congress is stuck in a stalemate. as thousands of migrants move through mexico hoping for a new home in the u.s. this new year, top american officials held high-stakes immigration meetings with leaders in mexico city. afterwards, secretary of state antony blinken posted on x, "we are committed to partnering with mexico to address our shared challenges including managing unprecedented, irregular migration in the region, reopening key points of entry, and combating fentanyl and many synthetic drugs." this month alone, as many as 10,000 were apprehended daily. the influx put a strain on the u.s. this shelter in denver is telling some migrants they may have to leave soon. >> we don't have the space to

shelter indefiniteli. resign the mayors of new york and denver met to discuss how to manage the crisis. it's intenfied because of bussing them to city. -- to democrat-led cities. >> the government must lead on this crisis. >> reporter: mayor adams announced an executive order requiring bus companies to give 32-hour notice before coming to the city and imposing limits on where and when migrants can be dropped off threatening fines and other penalties. chicago and some surrounding suburbs recently took similar steps, but still pushing for action from washington. and you know, congress has been working on allocating more money to the border. it's part of a larger package that includes aid to israel as well as ukraine. all of that will be awaiting lawmakers when they go back to washington in the new year. back to you. >> jarred hill in new york, thanks for that report. more than 15,000 people in north dakota are without power

this morning after a monster storm. some areas saw one inch of ice build up from the severe weather that hammered the plains. trees snapped, and ice weighed down power lines. the same system brought light snow to st. louis, creating this wintry scene over its famous arch yesterday. heavy rain is hitting the northeast with flood alerts in eastern pennsylvania and almost all of new jersey. the rough weather could disrupt travel for millions of people driving or flying over the next few days. now to israel where the military says it is expanding its offensive in central gaza calling it a new battle zone. the expanding ground war is forcing thousands of already displaced palestinians to once again leave refugee camps in central gaza. the israeli army released new video saying it shows more hamas tunnels uncovered near a hospital and school system in gaza. jordan's king and egypt's president met in cairo to

discuss the humanitarian crisis. the two leaders agree there should be a cease-fire with a push toward developing a palestinian state based on the 1967 borders. cbs' ian lee reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: medics searched the afternoon math of the latest israeli air strike in khan younis. amid the chaos in the southern gaza city, they aided the injured and gathered the dead. more than 21,000 palestinians have now been killed in gaza according to the hamas-run ministry of health. too often it's the children bearing the brunt of this war. four tiny bodies covered with burns from a strike on a crowded refugee camp now cram this one hospital bed. palestinians hoping for safety head to u.n. schools. but the fighting still reaches them as israel expands its offensive into central gaza's refugee camps.

witnesses say an israeli shell hit this classroom killing people while they slept. "they tell you there are green zones, but these are all rumors. there are no safe zones in gaza," he says. israel defense forces have not commented. israel continues to tell palestinians to move south toward rafah, but its focus is also on the northern border. the idf says it targeted hezbollah forces in lebanon after it said the militants fired dozens of rockets into israel. israeli war cabinet minister benny gantz issued a direct warning, threatening stronger military force against hezbollah if the world doesn't stop the lebanese militants. in tel aviv, ian lee, cbs news. the u.s. has announced a $250 million military aid package for ukraine as congress stalls on a new funding bill. the weapons package includes air defense, munitions, and missiles, artillery, anti-armor systems, and other equipment.

the aid will be pulled from pentagon stockpiles. officials say it could be the final military package to ukraine unless lawmakers approve supplemental funding legislation. colorado republican party is asking the u.s. supreme court to overturn donald trump's ballot ban in the state. earlier this month the colorado supreme court ruled the former president could not appear on the state's republican primary ballot. the justices cited trump's alleged violation of the constitution's 14th amendment by supporting an insurrection during the january 6th capitol attack. in michigan trump scored a legal victory. the state supreme court ruled yesterday his name could remain on the ballot for the upcoming republican primary there. coming up, lifesaving call. the dramatic 911 call placed by fishermen when they found a man who had been trapped in his wrecked truck for six days.

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entertainment stories of the year gone by. >> reporter: television, movie, and streaming production went dark for several months as hollywood writers and actors went on strike over payments for streaming and the use of artificialintelligence. writers off for 248 days settled first. actors on the picket lines for 118 days. analysts say the twin strikes cost the economy around $10 billion. michelle yeoh became the first asian to win best actress at the academy awards. her film, "everything, everywhere all at once," dominated the oscars with seven awards including best picture. hi, barbie! >> hi, ken. >> reporter: "barbie" ruled the box office. the film about the iconic doll was the highest grossing movie of 2023 raking in more than $1 billion worldwide. "barbie" and "oppenheimer," about the creations of the nuclear bomb, opened simultaneously prompting theaters to show the two as "barbenheimer" a double feature. the idea first blew up the wit.

i'm james corden, and for the last time, this -- this is "late late show." >> reporter: james corden left the "late late show" to pursue other opportunities. wrapping up an eight-year run on cbs. beyonce made history at the grammys snagging nine awards for her album "renaissance," bringing her career-long total to 32 grammys, the most of any female artist. ♪ hi i'm the problem it's me ♪ taylor swift's "eras tour" currently overseas played to soldout arenas across the u.s. and even made the earth move. seismologists in seattle say fans at swift's concerts at lumen field made the ground shake. the "time" person of the year for 2023 also created a frenzy at the theaters with her concert movie. ♪ i don't know what to think this i'm a rock star ♪ dolly parton became a rock star with her album of collaborations with rock and roll musicians.

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