i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's thursday, may 11th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." town hall offering a preview of his re-election campaign. his message to the american people. chaos at the border. title 42 officially ends today as droves of migrants line up. does the u.s. have a plan to tackle the crisis? not guilty plea. congressman george santos stands firm in the face of federal charges against him. how his future in the gop is looking. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. donald trump took the stage last night in a primetime town hall on cnn. he lashed out at the recent verdict in the e. jean carroll

case. the writer accused trump of raping her in a dressing room at a manhattan department store in the 1990s. jurors found him liable of sexual abuse but trump was quick to dismiss the ruling. >> what kind of a woman meets somebody and brings him up and within minutes you're playing hanky panky in a dressing room? they said he didn't rape her. >> they did not -- >> i didn't do anything else because i have no idea who the hell she is. >> trump also took on the 2020 election results. he again falsely claimed that it was rigged several times during the town hall. the former president also said that he did everything in his power to keep congress members safe during the deadly insurrection. >> crazy nancy pelosi and the mayor of washington were in charge, as you know, of security. and they -- >> not in charge of the national guard. you're in charge of the national guard. >> well, i offered them national guard. i said, we'll give you soldiers, we'll give you national guard, we'll give you whatever you want, and they turned me down.

>> robert costa spoke to voters ahead of the town hall to see w out r ib ter >> he is not fit to become president of the united states. >> i think the whole country is looking for a fresh start. >> reporter: for now trump is the clear front-runner in the race for the republican nomination. new hampshire voters have nine months before the party's primary, and former state gop legislator kimberly rice said the verdict should not be shrugged off. why does it matter to you? >> it matters to me as a woman because, you know, i've been in a position before where a boss has chased me around. and you know, women should be believed. >> reporter: at a local manchester diner, june dickerson says she stands with trump. >> he's a very honorable man who is always honest and forthright. and i don't believe lies. >> reporter: one of trump's rivals for the nomination, former arkansas governor asa hutchinson who campaigned in new hampshire said republicans will suffer if they back trump again. if trump becomes the nominee, do

you believe republicans would face political peril in a general election, especially with women voters? >> i don't believe trump can be elected. and trump is the candidate that the democrats would prefer. and that is enhanced by the fact that you've got this jury verdict now that made this finding. >> robert costa, thank you. title 42, the trump-era pandemic order that's been used to turn back migrants at the southern border, ends today. it comes as the biden administration is rolling out new rules to restrict asylum seekers. jarred hill is in el paso, texas, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and there's no coincidence that those two things are happening at the same time. this is an effort by the biden administration to try and deter another wave of migrants from coming to the southern border as title 42 is set to expire. communities like this one here in el paso say they're already struggling to deal with the

people who are here, and there are so many others waiting on the other side hoping that this is the beginning of a new life for them. lines of asylum seekers grew along the southern border this week with title 42 set to expire tonight. th is jonaan gez fromen. hehared this video of his "we had to cross rivers filled with snakes and crocodiles," he says. but as people hope to enter the u.s., the biden administration has put in place new rules aimed at curbing the numbers. migrants are now required to prove they've applied for asylum on line or through another country first. violators face a five-year ban from the u.s. and a felony charge. >> our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. >> reporter: with people already sleeping on the streets, local officials here in el paso are preparing for this potential

increase in migrants with plans to use unoccupied schools as shelters. >> we have all our facilities ready to go based on what we see when we see it. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott deployed hundreds of national guard troops in riot gear to brownsville where volunteers are also providing food and assistance to asylum seekers who have been released. >> we want their experience in the united states to be a good one where they feel comfortable, where they feel safe. >> reporter: the biden administration has announced plans to set up 100 processing centers in central and south america in hopes of shifting asylum seekers away from the border. now, those are not yet set up, so it's not an immediate fix to this situation. meanwhile, the aclu is already planning on appealing and challenging the new asylum rules from the biden administration. so again, this is really just the beginning of what could be a very long process on a number of different levels. >> jarred hill in el paso, texas.

thank you. embattled new york congressman george santos is standing firm as he faces fraud and money laundering charges. shortly after appearing in court yesterday, santos said the allegations against him are a, quote, witch hunt, and he will run for re-election. it appears he's losing key support. caitlin huey burns has the latest. >> reporter: chased by reporters and cameras outside a long island courtroom, george santos use the spotlight to launch his criminal defense. >> i'm going to fight the witch hunt. i'm going to clear my name. >> reporter: santos was released on bond after pleading not guilty to charges of fraud, money laundering, and making false statements in connection with his 2022 congressional campaign. >> i believe i'm innocent. >> reporter: in a 13-count indictment prosecutors detailed an alleged scheme by santos to solicit funds from donors who believed they were contributing to his campaign. instead, they say santos spent the money on personal expenses including luxury items like designer clothes and credit card

payments. they said santos lied about his income and his assets on these candidate disclosure forms. santos said those prosecutors is don't have all the evidence. what evidence do you have that they don't have? >> i have plenty of evidence that we will now be sharing with the government in this case to make sure that i can defend my innocence. >> reporter: prosecutors also accuse santos of falsely claiming thousands of dollars in pandemic unemployment benefits, while they say he was actually making six figures working at a florida-based investment firm. house speaker kevin mccarthy said santos is innocent until proven guilty. >> you have your day in court. >> i will not resign. >> reporter: santos said he would return to work in washington. are you planning on running for re-election? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: why should anybody believe you now? >> like i said, i will prove myself innocent, and we'll move from there. re-election is a very far time away. >> reporter: as part of his bail agreement, santos will have to

get approval by a judge if he wants to travel to campaign anywhere outside of new york. his next court appearance is scheduled for june 30th. caitlin huey burns, cbs news, long island. the central plains today bracing for a powerful storm packing hail, damaging winds, and a tornado threat. kansas is already reeling from this twister that touched down yesterday evening. tornado sirens were heard blaring. torrential rain also hit the area. it's unclear if anyone was hurt or if there was extensive damage. breaking overnight, fighting between israel and palestinian militants in gaza intensified. israel killed four militant commanders in air strikes. the israeli military said it hit more than 130 sites in what it called a targeted campaign against islamic jihad. at least 25 palestinians have been killed including civilians.

israel said more than 400 rockets have been fired from gaza into israel. coming up, an army sergeant is sentenced to prison for murdering a black lives matter demonstrator. why the governor of texas wants to pardon him. and a scaly surprise. what a robotic camera discovered in a florida storm water pipe. this is the "cbs morning news." stormwater pipe. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ so i didn't think i needed swiffer. until... i saw how easily it picked up my hair!

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