look at this morning. at least eight people dead in a shooting rampage at a texas shopping mall patch. the shooter was reportedly wearing which could play a major role in the investigation. also this morning new details about the crash outside of migrant shelter in southern texas that suv plowing through the crowd at a bus stop the death toll rising overnight what witnesses are saying about the driver? abc news exclusive bill gates, one on one with the microsoft co founder is saying about the danger of artificial intelligence. new protests over the chokehold death of a homeless man on the new york subway. the major development

expected this week, plus taylor swift fans are forced to wait for hours. her concert delayed last night due to severe weather and more storms are expectedndto learn. an nba hall of famer returns years later to earn his college degree. his message and who inspired him. in new york. this is america this morning. good monday morning, everyone i'm andrew denber. good morning to all of you. i'm really in an alley. we want to begin with new details about the man, police say, went on a shooting rampage at a texas shopping. eight victims have died. witnesses say the carnage was so extreme, it made law enforcement officers physically ill. another witness says the little boy was found alive beneath the body of victims by one count. this was the 199th mass shooting in america this year today, advocates for tougher gun laws will rally at the texas state capitol. but the governor says it's not gun laws , but the mental health crisis

that's at the root of these mass shootings. sources confirmed overnight that the gunman's mental health is one part of the investigation into saturday's rampage. this morning. authorities are looking into whether the gunman accused of killing eight people, including a five year old at a mall north of dallas, expressed an interest in white supremacist ideology. investigators say during the rampage, he wore a patch with a white supremacist insignia. the video shows the gunman jumping out of a car saturday, then opening fire on people at the sprawling outdoor shopping center. he turned the gun and began shooting in the other direction where there were a lot of people, police say an officer in the area on a different call . heard gunshots that officer shooting and killing the gunman. minutes later, witnesses describe a horrific scene, saying first responders were sickened by the carnage. these first responders act, you know? visibly shaken and crying and sick and trying to catch their breath and trying to understand what was going on that blow

always be in my mind overnight. seven ll reinriasshg in texas in just over aeegoor go the nationinatday'sasdiharom thn concerns. we've seen an increased number of shootings and states with easy good laws as well as states with very strict gun laws and what texas is doing in a big time way. we're working to address that anger and violence by going to its root cause, which is addressing mental health problems behind it. those pushing for tighter gun laws say other countries have mental health issues. they say access to guns in the us is what pours fuel on the fire. meanwhile last night when it happens in your backyard, you realize you know the horror of it. condolences to the victims before the dallas stars playoff hockey game. coach is canadian. i don't pretend to

know the answer on how to fix it, but it's too great a country and too many intelligent people not to do something about it. authorities have not yet determined a motive for the rampage. sources say writings the suspect left behind are part of the investigation. eris deadlyeaovernight mexico border, a vehicle plowed into a crowd of people at a bus stop near a shelter for migrants . and now an eighth victim has died. it comes just days before u. s border policy, which took effect during the pandemic expires. abc's lindsey watts is here now with the latest on that, lindsay. good morning. good morning. rhiannon brownsville, texas is just one city facing a surge of migrants as that covid area era border policy expires this week. and now this heartbreaking tragedy. this morning. candles and flowers mark the spot where an suv hit and killed eight people at a bus stop in brownsville, texas, as authorities investigate whether the crash was an accident or intentional.

they were going to the bus station local bus station so they can take the bus that was going to take him to her destination. some of the victims were migrants who had just left a shelter that helps the homeless anding towards the group. this uh, as you be just comes through hitshe curve and runs over everybody. the driver, identified by police as a hispanic man was taken to the hospital for treatment. authorities are looking into whether alcohol played a factor describing the man as very uncooperative, charging him with reckless driving. well, they're saying that the card lost control now whether we know whether it was an accident. intentional that is still under investigation. this all comes as title 42 expires thursday. public health order issued during the pandemic allowed border patrol to turn away migrants to prevent the spread of covid. so this is the us mexico border. people crossing here every single hour going up

that hill over the barbed wire, and they can't go any further u. s authorities making them wait there. sometimes for days. now authorities are preparing for a spike in migrant crossing upwards of 10,000 per day. arizona senator kristen cinema accuses the biden administration of being unprepared. our s is going to bear the brunt and migrants will be in crisis as soon as next week. it will be a humanitarian crisis because we were not prepared. the biden administration says it's opened more facilities to process migrants, adding immigration officers and sending 1500 troops to help boost the response. effort. it's going to take our plan a while to really take hold for people to understand that they can access lawful, safe, orderly pathways before they reached the border under title 42. most migrants were deported to mexico with no legal consequences. but when that policy ends thursday, they may face stiffer, stiffer penalties if they cross the border

illegally. rhiannon alright, lindsey. thank you. closing arguments are set to begin today in former president trump's civil rape trial after he rejected a last chance to testify. the judge had given him more time to decide whether to take the stand. but trump let the deadline passed. he has repeatedly denied jean carroll's allegation that a new york department store in 1996 and trump's legal issues could be a big challenge in his bid to return to the white house. our new poll shows a majority of americans 56. say trump should be criminally charged in connection with allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election. meanwhile americans are making it clear they're not happy with president biden's job performance. his approval rating has dropped to a record low, 36% is campaign responded, saying biden will quote defy conventional beltway wisdom to win a second term. and now to an abc news exclusive bill gates sitting down with our rebecca jarvis, talking about his concern about the rise of artificial intelligence, in an interview, airing later on good

morning, america, gates calls a i the most important tech advancementthus are not ready for the white house. the administration regulators here in the u. s. do you think they're up to speed yet? you're never going to have every politician. understanding that the government has a role to play here. you know, they won't be the experts that they have to be part of that discussion. gates shared his ideas on how artificial intelligence could evolve, and he spoke to rebecca jarvis about his work on nuclear power. those details are coming up later at seven a.m. raging wildfires have forced nearly 30,000 people to evacuate their homes in alberta, canada, a state of emergency has been declared with more than 100 wildfires burning at least 31 of the fires are considered out of control. it is time now for a look at your monday weather. thousands of taylor swift fans

braved a storm in nashville before the start of her show. last night, they waited nearly four hours the show did eventually go on, and today that area is expected to see more severe stos io several other states as well. by tomorrow, the most threatened part of the country will be back in the plains along the kansas oklahoma border and checking today's high temperatures seventies in the northeast eighties across most of the south cool in the northwest 71 in los angeles, 63 in great falls. woman who survived on wine and lollipops. after a terrible crash, the millions of people who use turbotax who will soon be getting checks in the mail and the protests over the chokehold death of a homeless man on the new york subway major development expected this week.

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expected to decide on possible charges as we learn more about both men involved. protesters angry over what they describe as a lack of action. following jordan neely's death made their voices heard this weekend, nypd arresting at least 13 people and looking for several others. it was one week ago today that neely was placed in a chokehold by former marine daniel penny. witnesses say nearly was behaving erratically and frightening passengers but was not physically violent, and attorney for neely's family says he has struggled. his mental health. since his mother was murdered. he had more than 40 previous arrests, including for assault and was accused of punching a 67 year old woman. the new york times reports. neely was on a city top 50 list of homeless people considered most urgently in need of help and treatment. as for daniel penny, he served in the marines for four years and was promoted to sergeant before leaving active duty, then attended

college before leaving and working at a surf shop in north carolina. a grand jury could decide this week whether penny faces charges for neely's death . we saw with our own eyes that he strangled to death. now if there's a defense for that, once he's charged, he can bring that defensennsy neverended to harm neely, but he calls neely's behavior aggressively threatening and says when mr neely began aggressively threatening daniel penny and other passengers, daniel with the help of others acted to protect themselves until help arrived. it's not just enough for someone to say they believe that they were threatened. there's going to have to be some additional evidence to suggest that jordan neely was acting in a way that a reasonable person would believe that their life was in harm is friend moses harper says. nearly brought joy to everyone he met. everybody loved him, and that's why the uproar has been how how it has a

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horses were hurt and then euthanized in racist saturday before the derby. tiger woods is facing a sexual harassment allegation from his ex girlfriend, erica herman claims would pursue a sexual relationship with her while she worked for him. herman also says woods threatened to fire her if she didn't sign a nondisclosure agreement. wood's attorney says herman is a quote jilted girlfriend. we turn now to the debate over reparations for black americans, a task force in california is officially recommending payments of more than $1 million to people who qualify. abc is derek dennis explains. this morning. california's reparations task force, the first of its kind in the nation, is voted to send recommendations for reparations to state lawmakers, saying it hopes to right the wrongs of slavery as well as land, housing and health discrimination. my great grandfather was a sharecropper who had 17 children and worked from sunup. to sundown and die with absolutely nothing. the task force is

recommending payments of up to $1.2 million for any african american over 70 that can trace their ancestry to enslaved people, compensating them for what it describes as harm to their health, mass incarceration over policing and housing discrimination. land was stolen from many as in my husband's case. my husband has the deeds to these properties that state this land belongs to my descendants forever and ever, several descendants told their stories in a public forum task force member jovan scott lewis insists reparations are not payouts. we are returning monies taken returning money's stolen returning right, the monies that have been lost. based upon the kinds of dispossession disenfranchisement task forces work faces two major hurdles first no mention of how to pay for the estimated $800 billion price tag, which is more than twice california's annual budget , and the recommendations are non binding, meaning state

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