i'm inmates on the run one especially dangerous, charged with four murders. the escape the latest in a string of recent prison and jail breaks in the u. s highlighting a growing problems. overnight new preparations for a migrant surge on the southern border. 26,000 apprehended in just three days with the texas governor is now promising to do two stories of

survival this morning. one from the skiers seen here describing how they were trapped in separate avalanches, plus the smarthoices this eight year old maid while lost in the woods for two days, no food or water later falling from the sky. the damage apparently caused by a meteorite in the northeast, and we've all been told hydration is crucial. so which beverages best the new research and look, it's not water. from abc news in york. this is america this morning. tuesday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg norwood. rhiannon is on assignment. we begin with the questions being raised after that deadly mass shooting in texas. as we learn more about the suspects troubled past, we're taking a closer look at why we've seen so many mass shootings recently and what's fueling this anger? experts say it coincides with a sharp increase in domestic terrorist activity. we spoke to a former

homeland security official who served in the trump administration to get some answers on this but first the new details from texas. this morning, the hero cop credited with ending the texas mall massacre is said to be doing well. in a new statement, his attorney said. the officer is a brave servant with a gentle heart and embodies the best alone force mint profession has to offer. the shooting unfolded saturday, an officer was heard saying he successfully took down the gunman minutes earlier. investigators say the gunman opened fire with an assault style rifle, killing eight people. two families lost multiple loved ones, including the choux family. q and cindy show died along with their three year old son. their six year old survived. also killed the mendoza sisters, ages eight and 11. their mom is listed in critical condition. the girls school principal describes them as rays of sunshine authorities are looking into domestic terrorism as a possible motive

for the attack. social media accounts appearing to be the gunman's show neo ideology, racism and hatred towards women. the army says he was discharged due to mental health concerns. the shooting is the second deadliest of the year in the u. s the country now on pace to set a record for the number of mass shootings. we have seen significant anger and here coming out of the pandemic period, so even just that alone would be enough to cause this problem, but we actually date the rise of mass attacks and domestic terrorism to 2015. there's a lot of good data that that tells us and that we are increasingly lonely were increasingly more angry. um we certainly have been living in an age of fear or our media is dominated by outrage and fear. um it's our politics are dominated by that, as well. meanwhile a small step toward new gun legislation in texas.

erupted after state republicans unexpectedly advanced a bill that would raise the purchasing age for semi automatic rifles in texas from 18 to 21. families of those lost in the quality school shooting were among those who filled the statehouse before the vote. but experts say the bill has almost no chance of becoming law. governor greg abbott has spoken against it and blames the recent mass shootings in his state on anger and violence, saying the root cause is mental health problems. everybody has mental health problems, so it's not accurate to say that the only reason we have this problem is because we need better mental health support. we also need to be dealing with guns and with that, said a recent poll found 63% of americans are not satisfied with the current gun laws. now to a developing story yet another prison escape in america. in this case, officials say one of the two escapees is especially dangerous. this

morning a manhunt in philadelphia for two inmates who escaped from prison one is charged with previously killing four people angry about it. there's no reason for this, officials say surveillance video shows 18 year old amine hurst and 28 year old naseer grant escaping after cutting a hole in a fence at the philadelphia industrial correction su nht. police not realizing the men were missing until yesterday afternoon. their absence went unnoticed during three scheduled headcounts. we have protocols in place. and those protocols were not followed. system screwed up and people didn't do it. they're supposed to do similar to a recent jail escape in virginia, when two men used a toothbrush and other objects to board this whole into a wall. both men were captured at a nearby ihop restaurant or recently in virginia, two men escaped from another jail. one was captured in mexico. the other was captured locally. just yesterday , officials say a jail staffing shortage played a role in the escape nationwide, recent figures show the prison

workforce. has dwindled by nearly 20% 3000 officers left the job in 2021. amid the pandemic. another 3000 were expected to quit or resigned by the start of this year. experts warn. the staffing shortage jeopardizes public safety. just last week, police captured the last of four inmates who escaped through the roof of asctinyor ad mismt ten ouy kild a past a for the phianmates ing to theati biden administration is announcing new military aid for ukraine today. an additional $1.2 billion will provide air defense weapons and other equipment. the u. s has given ukraine nearly 37 billion in aid since the war began. meanwhile more russian airstrikes in ukraine one destroyed a red cross warehouse. and breaking overnight new israeli airstrikes in the gaza strip killed three islamic jihad commanders.

palestinian officials say nine civilians also died and that includes children. israel says weapons manufacturing sites in military compounds were also targeted back in this country. new preparations are underway for a surge of migrants at the southern border with trump arab border restrictions expiring this week. texas governor greg abbott tweeted this video overnight showing newly installed barbed wire across one area where migrants were crossing. meanwhile the investigation into a deadly crash near the border continues . here's a b cs lionel maui's this morning. the brownsville, texas, man charged with crashing this suv into a group of h beens jorge alvarez $100,000 on his account previous charges against him, including aggravated assault, burglary and driving while intoxicated. authorities are looking into whether the crash was intentional, saying he ran a red light before plowing into the group killing aid. some victims had just left a migrant shelter, which is helping deal with the surge of migrants at

the border as the title 42 border restrictions expire. the governor of texas, announcing a new tactical border force, the group consisting of hundreds of national guard members, is tasked with turning back. migrants at the border officials are bracing for up to 10,000 migrants crossing per day after the policy ends thursday, but the search has already started. border patrol reports 26,000 migrants were apprehended in just 72 hours this week. many of these migrants behind me have chosen across right now because starting on friday a new series of rules go going to affect that migrants need to follow in order to apply for asylum here at the united states border if those rules are not followed, and they are complicated than these migrants run the risk of not being allowed to reenter the united states for at least five years, authorities in paso are now advising travelers to use alternate ports of entry as they were do some operations at the ports to handle the surge. the white house says it's responding by expanding holding facilities

, adding immigration officers and sending 1500 troops but many officials in border states say that's too little too late. lionel moise, abc news new york many food pantries are reporting a spike in need since the end of pandemic related federal assistance in ohio has been hit especially hard with domain running 47% higher food banks there say that they're seeing more working professionals in need of help. inflation has also been a factor here in new york clashes last night between police and protesters angry over the chokehold death of a black man on the subway. police say 11 people were arrested and a molotov cocktail was found near the protest. protesters are calling for action against former marine daniel penny, who placed jordan's neely in a chokehold leading to neely's death. penny says he acted in self defense. a grand jury could meet this week to decide if he will be charged. well, time now, if we look at your tuesday weather. fix

100. wildfires burning in alberta, canada has been blocking out the sun temperatures in the eighties are making the firefighting effort more difficult. more than 1500 square miles have now been burned. meanwhile back here in the u. s parts of texas in the south east or expecting rain today through friday, areas around houston could see more than half a foot of rain and checking today's high temperatures mid eighties across the southeast sixties along the west coast and sixties in the northeast as well. nearly a dozen states want to crack down on gas stoves, citing public health concerns, but first a woman enjoying a lazy day on this river faces off with an alligator and the woman who wrote a book on dealing with grief after her husband's death is now charged with his murder, but police have r

album as he sets out on his north american tour on g m. a back now, and you have got to see this video a lazy float on this river in northern florida, turning frightening. a woman came within feet of a large alligator before safely getting away, a friend said. it was the first gator that she's ever seen on that river, florida okay, utah woman who wrote a children's book about coping with grief after the death of her husband last year. has now been charged with his murder. cory richards was arrested yesterday accused of poisoning her husband, eric, with fentanyl . she also faces drug charges. just last month, richards appeared on local tv to promote her book about a boy who lost his dad at the time, she said her husband's unexpected death to compensate travereord tdealt flht delceon. sek dnirt, the adnistrationakir

look at airline accountability, you deserve more than just being getting the pressure ticket preserving fully compensated. your time matters impact on your life matters. airfare refunds are already required for a long flight delays or cancelations when there's a mechanical or computer problem or crew issue, but now the president wants cash , meals, hotel and transportation vouchers to be included as mandatory compensation always wondered like why am i having to pay for this one? i already paid for one. you know some gray area with weather sometimes, but if it's clearly the airline's fault, i would say they're responsible for putting you up. the proposed new compensation rules are aimed at avoiding the chaos of last summer when 20% of flights were delayed and the chaos of the winter meltdown in southwest airlines. the president says similar compensation rules are already in effect in canada and europe. and guess what it works. one study found that the european

union required airlines to compensate passengers for flight delays. the number of flight delays went down. buteso raise s all coming as the cost of summer travel is expected to be down 20% domestically compared to last year. rental cars down 17% but if you're flying internationally expect to pay about 36% more this summer, the highest in five five years. as for those new proposals, public comment and other work by the transportation department means it could be months before anything takes effect. meanwhile the updated website flight rights dot gov will list by airline the benefits travelers must get andrew morgen. nobody likes a canceled flight, derek. thank you. 11 states are asking the federal government to address what they call the health health hazards of gas stoves. the attorneys general in those states are asking the federal watchdog to study the impact gas stoves have on trial. childhood asthma. they also want

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