right. right houses responding to the surge of migrants trying to enter the country, the new rules taking effect one day after pleading not guilty to fraud and money laundering. congressman jorge santos facing more legal trouble today in a different country. former president trump at a town hall with voters last night who he said he would pardon if he's reelected and what he said about the billions of us taxpayer dollars funding the war in ukraine. breaking overnight a bombshell development in the 18 year mystery surrounding the disappearance of natalee holloway vanished during a high

school trip to aruba. what we've now learned about the prime suspect in the case, the abc family mourns the loss of a long time actress and star on general hospital wiser. a break at the supermarket, the groceries that are finally getting less expensive and later can't get your work done the number one productivity killer at the office. from abc news in york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone i'm rian and ali. lionel moise in for andrew. we begin this morning with changes at the southern border just hours before title 42 expires that is the trump era border policy that restricted immigration. those restrictions being lifted tonight an estimated 65,000 migrants have gathered in northern mexico waiting to cross into the u. s. the numbers reportedly doubling in recent days. a leading republican calls it a disaster.

and now the white house has rolling out new tracking biden admistrio says it's taking new action to manage the surge of migrants at the southern border as title 42 comes to an end tonight. a new policy will require migrant families seeking asylum to be subjected to home curfews and gps monitoring, while immigration officials determine whether they should be deported under title 42 authorities could expel migrants based on covid concerns. now, with those restrictions being lifted, officials have seen a major uptick in border crossings. failure to properly address issues of unlawful immigration at our border. bleeds into our communities throughout the state. homeland security has predicted 18,000 migrant apprehensions per day. but the head of u. s border patrol is now downplaying that number saying i don't expect us to have the 17 to 18,000. some people predicted. we are making it very

clear that our border is not open that crossing irregularly is against the law and that those who are not eligible for relief. will be quickly returned . house republicans are expected to vote today on a new bill that would further restrict asylum and build more of the border wall. president biden says he'll veto the bill. if it passes. everyone knows we are days away from disaster speaker kevin mccarthy is slamming the administration for its handling of the border. 42 is going to be lifted. if you don't like our bill, what's your answer? what's your plan? what are you gonna do? the biden administration says beginning today, new restrictions will require asylum seekers to apply online first and non mexican nationals also need to prove they've requested protection in a different country. before arriving here, former president trump doubled down on his election lies during a cnn town hall last night. trump said he is inclined to pardon a large portion of the

january 6th writer writers if he's reelected, he's also continued to mark writer e. jean carroll after a jury found him liable of sexually abusing her, and he touted his record on energy and gas prices. but it's his comments about the war in ukraine that are making the most headlines. trump refused to take sides. can you say if you want ukraine or russia to win this war? i want everybody to stop dying. they're dying russians and ukrainians. i wanted to stop. but you won't say that. you want ukraine to win. you know what i'll say. i'll say this. i want europe to put up more money because they're in for 20 billion. we're in for 1 70 president biden tweeted after the town hall. do you want four more years of that? new york congressman jorge santos has pleaded not guilty to charges ranging from fraud to money laundering. and today he faces a hearing and yet another case involving alleged fraud. abc is lindsey watts is here now with the latest on this, lindsay.

good morning. good morning, rhiannon santos is vowing to fight the federal criminal charges against him here at home as he faces a different charge today in another country. this morning. congressman jorge santos is out on bail after pleading not guilty to 13 federal counts, including wire fraud, money laundering and theft of public funds. the reality is it's a witch hunt. prosecutors claim santos used campaign funds on personal expenses, including to buy designer clothes. he's also accused of filing false unemployment claims, collecting $24,000 in benefits during the pandemic, even though he had a $120,000 a year job at an testament firm. why would you apply for unemployment benefits when you had a job making $120,000 a year? rachel this is part of my defense, inaccurate information. and i will get to clear my name. santos famous for lying about his resume, is also charged with making false statements to congress. in his financial disclosures. at least

12 house republicans have called on him to resign or be expelled distraction. and, uh, and it's a punchline for a lot of commentary regarding the republican party that we don't need. the republican house could expel santos with a two thirds vote, but that would trigger a special election in a swing district, which could threaten the gop s already slim majority in the house speaker kevin mccarthy says he will not support santos for reelection. but for now he's not calling on him to resign. go through his time trial. we'll find out how the outcome is. meanwhile in brazil, a hearing is scheduled today on the allegation of check fraud against santos. authorities there. say in 2008, he used stolen checks to buy clothes. rhiannon alright, lindsay. thank you. baseball game came to an abrupt end near san diego and someone nearby opened fire and a camera behind home plate showed exactly what happened. take a listen.

scary. you can even see the infield dirt flying up. when that bullet hit the ground. everyone had to run for cover. fortunately no one was hurt, but police are still trying to find who is responsible. also new details about that devastating train derailment in ohio back in february norfolk southern railway now says it will compensate homeowners within a five mile radius. for lost property value if they sell their homes. the wreck involved 38 freight cars, including 11 carrying hazardous materials. now to a bombshell in the case of natalee holloway, who has been missing since 2005 after traveling to aruba for a high school graduation trip. a long time suspect in the case is now being extradited to the u. s a. b c's injury a. fuji has the latest nearly two decades after 18 year old natalee holloway's disappearance in aruba. the prime suspect in the case is set to face charges in the us as her family awaits justice. peruvian

authorities have now agreed to a temporary extradition of your hand vandersloot to face prosecution in the u. s. for the alleged commission of the crimes of extortion and fraud stemming from holloway's disappearance. in 2005, it's fairly extraordinary for another country to temporarily give up a prisoner. to the to the united states, it would have taken a fair amount of negotiation between us authorities and peruvian authorities. vandersloot a dutch nationals from aruba, is currently serving a 28 year sentence in peru for another crime. the murder of stephany flores, who was strangled five years to the day after holloway disappeared. vandersloot confessed to killing flores. abc is john kenyans later caught up with him outside prison confession unwillingly. can you tell us that vandersloot now 35 never faced charges in holloway's disappearance? her body was never found after months of searching, and aruban judge declared her dead in 2006

. he spoke to abc news did you kill natalee holloway holloway had traveled to aruba from alabama on high school graduation trip. was last seen leaving a bar with vandersloot but never made it home or parents immediately went to aruba to search for her. i know in my heart that that we are going to find natalee just feel like i have to be out there looking us prosecutors say vandersloot demanded $250,000 from the holloways in exchange for information that would lead them to her remains. they wired him. $25,000 prosecutors claim he then knowingly took them to an incorrect area where he claimed her remains were located. now knowing that vandersloot will be facing those charges in the us, holloway's mother says it has been a very long and painful journey, but the persistence of many is going to pay off. together we are finally getting justice for natalie. vandersloot should be

in the us and the next couple of days under the extradition agreement will eventually be returned to peru to continue serving his sentence there. rhiannon lionel. time now for a look at your thursday weather. several reported tornadoes touched down in the plains of eastern colorado. this one yesterday about 115 miles east of denver. some of the storms included tennis ball sized hail , but no reports of any serious damage. more storms are expected in that area today, along with parts of arkansas, missouri and iowa, but the most severe threat from tornadoes today will be in oklahoma and kansas, checking today's high temp eighties from chicago to boston seventies along the west coast. coming up. finally some good news about grocery prices had more hospitals under attack.

just how vulnerable our healthcare system is to cybercriminals and how much it's costing us. later, the new study on how to stop m

10 9 central on abc. back now with a wild scene in arkansas. look at this. a suspect in a truck plowing through the intersection. losing that trailer. you just saw police chase included several other crashes before the driver and a passenger were arrested. and this video is from oregon. this rv tried to fit in between two trucks on interstate 84. then crashes. the five people inside, including a toddler. suffered only minor injuries, but the driver did get a ticket only had e na some reliefhere. shoppers at dropped 2% in april.

fruits and vegetables also fell slightly. even meat, poultry, fish and eggs were slightly cheaper compared to a month earlier. still most prices remain significantly higher than before the pandemic. and one more note. have you noticed dining out? it's costing you more prices at restaurants were up last month. we turn now to the rising cost of cyber attacks targeting hospitals across the country, a new study finds. most hospitals are woefully unprepared and the impact on patient care can be substantial. it's a growing problem for hospitals nationwide cyberattacks experts say the number of attacks has doubled since 2016 and is driving up the cost of medical care for all of us. the university of vermont hospital network knows the damage cybercriminals can do. phones weren't working. we actually sent some staff to best buy to buy walkie talkies, and we started switching over to our paper systems. doctor steven leffler says the crisis stretched for 28 days. 1300 hospitals, servers. and 5000.

computers have to be wiped job so big. thenatiuard, he s patient data was leaked. but the impact on care was substantial. we've had three years of covid. this was much harder by a factor of 10. there were people that were scheduled for staging cancer operations and we had to make a decision. should we do it and we did them when it was appropriate, somewhere able to delay experts say hospital networks are ripe targets because they're often more vulnerable than other companies and because hospitals are more likely to pay a ransom. in the vermont case. the hospital ended up spending more than $50 million to resolve the attack. cyber attack on a hospital is not an economic crime. it is not a victim was crying. these are direct. threats to patient safety and threats to life crimes. a new government analysis finds nearly all hospitals 96% are operating with critical systems or software programs that have known vulnerabilities, but only 53% have a plan to address those vulnerabilities. experts are

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building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> there's been some progress. i don't want to minimize it, but for a full package, we still have a ways to go. >> negotiations have been ongoing. they strike in oakland for a six-day. where that talk stands this morning. >> title 42 is ending tonight, and more asians are expecting a rush of migrants seeking asylum when it does. how the biden administration is preparing. dianne feinstein is back. some are questioning his -- her health and ability to do her job. >> a playoff series that keeps giving. giving action, giving drama, giving stress. ok. the warriors one. last night, over the lakers, and now they are going to