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champs on the court. thr at.rs defeat theolo win th. whyhe down the k we'lhey weren't the only team celebrating. court. making her unofficial return since her release from rus the . live from abc news in new york. this is "good morning america." good morning, america. look who's back at the desk wit this morning. our friend eva pilgrim. >> i missed you guys. i'm still in the building. all of you. it's been a minute. >> it has been a minute. we have some exciting news to talk about. we do. perhaps some tears down the road. we'll hold off on that for a

bit. it's great to have you with us this morning. news about eva and some changes happening here at weekend gma. all that coming up. first, we have a lot of news to cover this morning, including we begin with the southern border bracing for a potential surge of migrants. >> title 42 coming to a t crtan impact from the southern border to northern cities already declaring states of emergency as asylum seekers have being bussed in. we start this morning with will carr who is live in brownsville, texas. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. there's been concerns for a long time about what would play out after title 42 expired, including there might be chaos and disorder at the border. so far we vice presihaven't see.

in fact, just the opposite. we crossed into mexico to find out why. this morning uncertainty and confusion at the border. the covid era for swift expulses at the border. hearing a large group of migrants at the border ready claim asigh ylum, we crossed wh 1500 people are living in tents. it is filled with people living in squalor conditions. something can nothing more than tarps and tree branches and piles and piles of trash. across the river there's razor wi alum inteiew but>> there is no intern this border town. internet is very important or you can't use the app. >> reporter: those who have made it across, describe a terrifying

path. we met betty outside of a bus station in brownsville carrying a blue bag with all of our documents. she crossed before title 42 was lifted. >> it's hard to get a visa in equador. i had to save my family's life and come here this way. friday, dhs officials saying the surge has not been as drastic as many predicted. >> we did not see a substantial increase overnight or an influx at midnight. >> reporter: still an estimated 10,000 migrants crossing per day this week. 1800 coming into el paso this week. on the eve of title 42's end, blocking part of the white house's immigration policies from taking effect. now barring federal agencies from releasing migrants before they have been given a notice the appear in court. publicantu >> itead of trying the federal government how to deal with an issue, they sabotage

what we're trying to do. >> reporter: many republican and democrat leaders, nation wide, calling on the administration for more support. new york city and chicago declaring states of emergency as cities nation wide struggle to deal with the influxes of migrants. >> some of those migrants have been bussed from right here in texas. it's unclear what will play out. here at the border, there is still concern there could be a surge. eva. >> will carr for us at the border. the impact for the end of title 42 is being felt far from the border. jaclyn lee joins us from the port authority bus terminal where officials are bracing for the arrival of more migrants. good morning jaclyn. >> reporter: we have already seen one bus arrive and we are told two more are on the way. we have cities take stand pleading for federal help calling it a true crisis. here in new york city now that title 42 has expired.

new york city is expecting my migrants to enter their already overburdened shelter system with the mayor saying they can't handle this on their own. they don't have the resources. mayor adams bussing migrants to the suburbs like orange county sparking a larger fight. orange and rockland county filing lawsuits and restraining orders in an attempt to stop migrants from staying long term at hotels. denver mayor warned of city service cuts if the federal government doesn't step in to help. in texas, governor greg abbott has continued bussi to sanctuary cities despite their protest. he just sent more to washington, d.c. saying it's the only way to provide relief toyot its border towns. the governor asking for the administration to use federal land to house migrants.

>> thank you so much. also across the country, severe weather threats. midwest getting slammed by tornadoes as the west coast isrv ma todore is a extremely active week with the u.s. bracing for thunderstorms day after day. that continued yesterday with 33 tornado reports. overnight, a tornado out break tearing across the heartland. at least 33 report of twisters touching down. >> we're in it. we're in it. we're in the tornado. >> hold on. hold on, guys. >> reporter: take a look at this video storm chasers in nebraska inside a tornado. >> we're going into it. >> reporter: they're car pummelled with rain and debris before the funnel envelopes them . multiple tornadoes across

oklahoma. sending a boat flying into this house in the town of cole. tornadoes touching down in kansas. funnels racing across wide open plains as they tear through communities such as dodge county, nebraska. many b unfortunately, for many of those hard hit areas, we're looking at more severe weather today. rain already starting off in the dakotas this afternoon. by 6:00 p.m. we see the line of storms move through des moines into st. louis, just south of chicago. the severe threat brings an isolated tornado chance. we could see scattered tornadoes into parts of iowa. we head further south into texas where they have been seeing immense flooding. we are looking at heavy rain from areas like austin, houston and dallas. that's a look at the forecast. over to you. >> we'll be watching the warnings. thank you. now to the charges filed in the subway choke hold death. the victim's family speaking out about the case.

aaron katersky joins us with the story. good morning. >> reporter: daniel penny is out on bail the family of neely planning a funeral. some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: this morning marine veteran daniel penny is out on bond. prosecutors reviewed this video that shows penny choking jordan neely after witnesses said neely was making threats and scaring passengers but there was no indication he was violent. >> we don't want it where you can kill someone because you thought there was a possibility they could do something to you. there was no attack. >> reporter: prosecutors said penny's choke hold continued for several minutes even after neely stopped moving. >> we think it should be murder because he knew what would happen. >> reporter: defense attorneys

said they are confident penny would be fully exonerated saying he risked his own life and safety for the good of his fellow passengers. the unfortunate result was the unintended and unforeseen death of mr. neely. he was a subway performer known for impercesonating michael jackson. he had been traumatized by her mother's death and suffered from pl mental illness and homelessness. >> the prosecution that the burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that daniel committed manslaughter in the suicide. ie, he recklessly caused the loss of life. i think daniel penny will argue my client wasn't the only one that felt they were in fear of their life. >> reporter: penny has not yet entered a plea to the manslaughter charge. he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. guys, this case has raised so many societal questions about

race and justice, mental illness and public safety. this one prosecution is unlikely to answer them all. >> it's a case people around the country are watching. aaron katersky, thanks so much. now to the war in ukraine. this as had the rome meeting with pope francis. marcus moore is in rome. >> reporter: there were air strikes including here in kiev region. russian launched 21 of its drones. 17 were intercepted as video captures the chaos on the front line. this morning ukrainian forces advancing as ukraine prepares for major counter offensive. >> we should not assume that's the main effort. we should not draw conclusions from that. >> reporter: ukrainian forces saying they are making a number

of successful counter attacks. inflicting heavy casualties on russian fighters, forcing some to run from their positions. this body camera footage showing ukrainian troops rushing out of the battlefield. a grenade thrown by retuussian troops land nearby. the footage showing ukrainian troops discovering a russian fox hole and destroying it with a grenade. these videos circulating online amid reports of shelling. this video capturing smoke billowing from an industrial plant in the city. what caused the explosion not yet confirmed. the blast coming day after the uk said it is supplied ukraine h cruise missiles. now russia not only failing to fully take the prize region but suffering more setbacks in its war effort. >> you have low level initiative, good leadership, strong cohesion, very strong

fa tactical discipline among the ukrainian side and on the russian side, complete opposite. >> reporter: president zelensky is in rome today for meeting with the pope who has been calling for peace. this war stretches into 14 months and an untold number deaths. >> marcus, we appreciate you. back here at home, we areless than three weeks away from a potential u.s. default. it could send shock waves through the economy with million of americans missing social social security payment and millions others who could go unpaid. we have the latest on negotiations and where they stand. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: staff from the white house are holding urgent talks this weekend trying to find common ground on government spending cuts as the u.s. gets dangerously close to defaulting

on its debt. the white house says that president biden will meet again with the four leaders of congress early next week. the president still rejecting house speaker kevin mccarthy's demand to slash government spending in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. we understand there might be agreement on reforming permits for energy projects and clawing back covid relief funds. time vis running out to reach a deal. there's a significant risk the government won't have enough money to pay its bills in the first two weeks of june. if that happens, up to 66 million americans might not get their social security payments on time. federal workers and troops could go unpaid. jobs would be cut. borrowing would spike. the white house is worried the threat of a default is risk to economy and americans budgets. >> thank you. all eyes on iowa today. the leading conternded are

there. trump and ron desantis, though he's not ready to declare. alex presha join us. >> reporter: it's only may but it feels like president trump and desantis are on a collision course. trump scheduled to have rally here tonight. the former president fresh off his controversial town hall where he repeated many of the same lies he's including the 2020 election was stolen. the latest abc news washington post poll shows a majority of republicans and gop leaning independents listed trump as their preferred 2024 republican nominee. more than double the support of his nearest opponent, ron desantis. the rally is about keeping the margins. desantis who is making all the moves, this weekend is crucial with stops in cedar rapids.

we're expecting to see him flanked by high profile iowa republicans. the governor earning major endorsements in the state legislature. this weekend is an opportunity to connect with voters. one of these events is billed as a picnic. we're expecting to see him flip some burgers. >> that is the kind of thing that happens when these guys are on the trail in iowa. alex, thank you so much. we're learning more this morning about jamie recent health scare. his daughter, corrine, is speaking out trying to dispel these rumors. elwyn lopez is here. >> reporter: some encouraging news from the actor's daughter. she took to instagram to update fans on his condition saying the oscar winner is out of the hospital. she added on that instagram post she is thankful for every one's thoughts and prayers. they have a work related announcement coming next week. this nine days after jamie foxx expressed his appreciation to

fans and supporters. the 55-year-old was hospitalized last month here in georgia after suffering a medical complications. he was working on film "back in action." the overwhelming amount of supptonnu p in.fans now eager t star himself. >> encouraging to get some positive up date there. elwyn, thank you so much. we want to check the weather. somara theodore watching some flooding in texas. the video pretty dramatic. >> the rain has been relentless. if you take a look at this video, it's dynamic. you have people wading through the water for help there. you can actually see them getting out the car, getting ready to walk through and it only takes about six inches of moving water to knock a person off their feet. you can see they are wading very gently here. we have cars stalled along the highway. this is san antonio, texas. here is a look at the flood threat as we head through the remainder of the weekend. from san antonio down to corpus

christi and brownsville, flood alerts. you can see how slow moving the rain is. we're seeing copious amounts you know, dan, my weather producer and i were talking. it only takes a foot of rain to float most vehicles. they are in for more rain through monday. >> people think they can drive through it but they can't.

>> turn around, don't drown. >> news you can use. thank you. now, we go to sports. it was winner go home in the nba playoffs. for those who didn't go home are now going to the eastern and western conferences. >> reporter: overnight the lebron james led lakers eliminating golden state warriors. >> right to the rack. >> reporter: warriors losing to a western conference team in the playoffs for the first time since 2014. lebron james and anthony davis putting on a show in l.a. >> james snatches the rebound. here he goes. >> reporter: it was lakers rising star, austin reaves who had the whole building buzzing. hitting pivotal threes, including this half court buzzer beater just before halftime. >> final seconds, reaves. he pops it in from half court at the buzzer. >> reporter: the lakers now one

series win away from getting back to the nba finals. their first after winning the championship in 2020. in the east, jimmy buttler and the miami heat upsetting the new york knicks. it was butler doing everything they could to push their team over the top. >> that is it. >> reporter: the eight seed heat becoming the first number eight seed to reach the conference finals in 24 years. >> all right. it's okay. your team may be next. >> my steph curry jersey is back in the closet. >> that's all right. >> i have a matching number dad golden state warriors. >> you let me do sports, i'm going goatto get in as much as possible. the panthers beat the maple leaves heading to the conference for the first time in 27 years. back to basketball, game 7

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there. we start this half hour with the guilty verdict for lori vallow daybell. the jury finding the idaho mom guilty of murdering her two children and conspireing to murder her husband's first wife. ike ejiochi is following the story. >> reporter: the jury deliberated for total of six hours. a trial in which the prosecution clai claimed lori and her husband, chad, used money, power, sex and religion as the motivation in the death of the two children. this morning, guilty on all counts. >> not guilty or guilty of first-degree murder. answer, guilty. >> reporter: a jury of five women and seven men found lori vallow, guilty on six charges, including murdering her own

children. >> the lori not guilty or guilty of first-degree murder of joshua vallow. answer, guilty. >> reporter: j.j.'s grandfather thanking jurors outside the courtroom while offering a final farewell to his grandson. >> jj, i love you. papa wish you were here. >> reporter: their remains were found on an idaho property belonging to chad daybell. in the six week trial, prosecutors arguing the couple using their doomsday belief thought the children were zombies and murdered them. prosecutors revealing the moment lori was served a court order demanding she prove her children were still alive. >> you need something? >> any questions for that? okay. >> reporterthe state

more than 60 witnesses. the defense, none. lori's team electing to place blame on chad. a doomsday author. >> one year after meeting chad, four people are dead and the 15,000 texts that you have in evidence, show me one where lori's part of that conspiracy. >> it will be very interesting to see what mr. daybell puts forth his defense knowing she was found guilty on all counts. >> reporter: the next thing will be sentencing. the judge said lori's sentencing will happen in about three months. based on the charges she was found guilty of, it's possible she will face a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of chad's trial will start next year. he is charged with murder, conspiracy and grand theft. >> truly an awful case. ike ejiochi, thank you. turning now to what could be new clues in

of a young black man in mississippi who claimed he was being targeted by the men where he worked. mona kosar has the story. >> reporter: there's been a haunting new discovery. six months after the death of rasheem carter. he was last heard of in fear for his life. they are calling for transparency from a new set of remains after a series of other body part discoveries. 25-year-old rasheem carter was last seen in laurel, mississippi back in october after complaining to his mom he was being followed by white men in trucks yelling racial epithets. he sought help a local police station. >> i'm going to keep standing, fighting, doing what i have to do as a mother to get the

justice that my son desemrves. >> reporter: his family and civil rights attorney calling for justice insisting carter was mutilated. >> we know this was not of natural causes. this was a mississippi lynching in 2022. >> reporter: this smith county sheriff telling abc news his office ruled no foul play was involved in carter's death. now the mississippi bureau of investigation who has taken over the case says it's an ongoing investigation. the slheriff adding our goal is to uncover the truth and to bring closure and truth to mr. carter's family. according to carter's autopsy report, a cause of death is undetermined at this time. his mother accuses local authorities of trying to sweep this case under the rug. >> mississippi, all of america is watching to see if you're going to do right by ra cheem rasheem carter.

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tom brady is looking to get back out on the field this morning but not in i'm coming out of retirement. this time the super bowl champ and greatest of all time wants to own part of the field and part of team that plays on it. this morning the seven time winning super bowl quarterback may being looking to add another title, nfl owner. they are in talks with the las vegas raiders to be a limited partner in the franchise which moved to vegas from oakland, california in 2020. >> his star power, his leverage in sports circles is what the raiders want. if tom bray dy is involved with something, business people and sports fans want to be involved, too. >> reporter: a team owned by the same person who owns the raiders, mark davis. >> he already had this partnership with mark davis. they are friends. they go the fights often in

vegas. >> reporter: brady appearing to turn the route of other greats turned owners. patrick mahomes is part of the kansas royals baseball team. michael jordan owner of the charlotte hornets. magic johnson owns a piece of the washington commanders. >> las vegas is a star town and tom brady is a super star is one of those logical steps for him to being a bigger business person in the nfl. we've reached out the raiders and tom brady for comment. we have not heard back. i can tell you, as a lifelong patriots fan, i'm physical therapily certain we haven't heard back from tom brady because he's too busy being wicked off. >> subjective all the way through. >> came out front with it. >> only the facts. thanks. coming up, costly concerts. fans dishing out a small fortune

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this summer super fans are opening up their for taylor swift and beyonce. some spending whatever it takes. >> we spent 6,000. >> reporter: jessica splurging to see queen bee in concert this september. >> experiences are forever. we will never forget this. >> reporter: live nation revealing that concert attendance was up 24% last year compared to pre-pandemic numbers from 2019. the average u.s. concert ticket price coming in at just over $100. >> there is the pent up demand that we've seen that was likely for hangover from the covid lockdowns that we all experienced. >> reporter: demand this summer is smashing last year's records already. >> they are now doing what's

called die fynamic pricing. it's a technical algorithm where the price goes up based upon the demand which is so tricky. >> reporter: creating the perfect storm for sky high prices. she flew from kuwait to see taylor swift in texas last month. >> i was i believe to split with my friends. >> reporter: flying halfway around the world sounds crazy. there are some tips for saving. join official fan clubs for early access to ticket sales to avoid the dynamic pricing and our expert says to plan a good old fashioned road trip. >> cut down on the cost by driving with a group of friends. the four of you cut down maybe getting a hotel room, splitting that four ways. >> reporter: a few other tips for a free concert going experience. set up a picnic near your favor favorite artist concert. you might not see it, but hear it. fans inside are going live on social media during the concert

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>> we are back now with our play of the day we are back with our play of the day. it's all about our friend eva pilgrim this morning. you spent some time talking with george about how you got your start in west virginia, north carolina. i think south carolina was in there. indiana and pennsylvania. let's take a look. >> what was your ultimate local news moment? >> i'm chasing a tow truck driver because they were illegally towing cars from the lot. that is like the local news moment. >> we saw it.

you towed it, buddy. tell them where it is. >> can i call you buddy now? >> you towed it buddy. >> you don't see me following him in circles around the truck trying to get him to tell the guy where his car is. >> we have news about eva this morning and week gma. stay with us for our second hour. there might be tears. see you in a bit. to miss it. see you in a bit. building a better bay area moving forward. >> finding solutions this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone. >> i'm liz creutz. new details in the oakland teachers strike. the district is calling for a return to the classroom or risk affecting graduationlaupintendes futures are at risk if the strike is not settled before the school year ends. in two weeks without final grades, she says

seniors may not be able to prove they qualify for college admission or financial aid. luckily, both sides say there has been progress at the negotiating table, and they're hoping for a turning point this weekend in the east bay cleanup and closures in martinez will continue throughout the weekend. hazmat crews have been working to ensure the area is safe after a mercury spill on monday. the spill was discovered in a trash can near the amtrak station. a trash truck then leaked the mercury. officials say they've cleared nearly 4000ft of road along the trucks route. a health advisory is still in effect while workers finish the cleanup. andrew touma, good morning. let's get a check on the forecast. hey, liz, we'll take you to live doppler seven because we do have a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 a.m. along the coast. >> this does include san francisco as well. as you look at visibility and you can see a half moon bay. we have that thick fog, right? a quarter of a mile visibility, some fog as well in the rtmperatow we alreay

have that sunshine like antioch, cloverdale, we're already in the low 60s. a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you that sunshine inland and temperatures will warm quickly. we're heating up fast by noon 70s and 80s away from the coast . but later on this afternoon, it is a warm to hot day and it will feel like summer out there at this afternoon. 80s and 90s away from the coast. liz. all right, drew, thank you. >> the news continues right now with gma. we'll see you in a half hour for another update. have a great day [music]

>> "good morning america". it's our second hour. all eyes are on the border as cities are preparing for the surge of migrants. officials say there's been no major uptick in crossings and our team is on the ground with the very latest. >> the fda approves the first of it's kind drug treating moderate to severe hot flashes, offering relief to millions with menopause that can't take hormone therapy. >> allergies season is still in the air hitting hard across the country to record high pollen counts. what to know to keep your symptoms in check. >> this mother's day weekend gma is