connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. it's monday, may 15th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." gun violence erupts across the nation. it comes one year after a racist mass shooting at a new york supermarket. we've got the latest. all eyes on the border. title 42 is gone, but the political fight over immigration is only ramping up. what a mayor from a border town is saying. extreme weather. a rare deadly twister hit southern texas as the pacific northwest braces for record heat. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. new gun violence erupted in cities across the nation this weekend one year since the massacre at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. astrid martinez reports.

put our broken pieces back un >> i don't need help remembering. my problem is i can't forget. >> reporter: a gunman who had posted a white supremacist tirade opened fire on shoppers in the predominantly black neighborhood. >> hate did not win on that day. >> reporter: the scourge of random gun violence lived on in cities across the country this weekend. like in yuma, arizona, two dead, five injured. many of them teenagers at a family gathering. in albany, new york, three shot and one killed including an 8-year-old. and in philadelphia, a 14-year-old was shot and killed saturday. critics say lawmakers have been slow with solutions. >> people don't like to hear it but it's not guns, it's people. >> reporter: president biden published an op-ed criticizing congress for its lack of action. >> hello, sir --

>> reporter: in an exclusive airing this tuesday on "cbs mornings," former president barack obama tells nba gun -- tells nate burleson that gun violence has become an ideological issue. >> urban versus rural. race is always an element in these issues. >> reporter: astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. government data obtained by cbs news showed there's been a big drop in the number of migrants encountered since title 42 expired last week. the biden administration says its new rules are deterring asylum seekers from trying to enter the u.s. lawmakers from both parties say more needs to be done. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the administration has struggled in the past to make sure that migrants got the right information about u.s. border policy. now the homeland security secretary says the word's gotten out this time leading to that drop, but still some say it's not enough. just outside of san diego, faces peer through the border wall as

thousands wait for asylum claims to be processed in hopes of starting a new life in america. [ speaking in global language ] they're hungry, he says. the number of crossings dropped significantly over the weekend. on saturday, border patrol agents apprehended 4,200 migrants, a far cry from the all-time high of more than 10,000 a day in the stretch leading up to the expiration of title 42. >> my hope is they'll continue eed mo help from congress. >> reporter: still, some democrats and republicans criticize the white house's handling. congressman tony gonzalez, whose district covers el paso, took this video inside a border facility there. frustrated by the scene. >> what i'm seeing, this overcrowding is becoming normal. it's normal to release people. it's normal to have folks live in the shadows. all of it is wrong. >> reporter: for those who make their way to cities across the country, humanitarian efforts are under way to help them get settled, though there has also been pushback.

>> many of these migrants have been dumped in our neighborhoods without a plan in place to monitor and house them long term. >> reporter: despite the recent dip in crossings, border patrol authorities say it's too soon to rule out a later spike. now over the weekend president biden said that he has no plans of visiting the border any time soon, arguing that it would just be disruptive. back to you. >> jarred hill in new york. thank you. >> reporter: sure. 12 million people are under heat advisory in the pacific northwest. over the weekend, seattle and oregon reached temperatures into the 90s breaking records for this time of year. people are being urged to keep cool indoors and stay hydrated. forecasters say there's no relief in sight until at least the middle of the week. in texas, severe storms packing torrential rain flooded parts of south texas. some vehicles were submerged yesterday in houston. there were no immediate reports of injuries, though. the flooding comes after a rare

tornado struck laguna heights, texas. that's right near the gulf of mexico. one person was killed, and at least ten others were injured. a fire marshal said the community will do whatever it takes to get people back on their feet. >> eventually they will be needing help to rebuild or relocate if that's the issue. so the community support, the community coming together is going to be huge for us in this event. >> the twister hit before dawn on saturday while many people were sleeping. top congressional leaders are expected to meet with president biden as early as tomorrow to avert a national debt crisis. the talks are expected to happen after productive staff-level negotiations over the weekend. cnn reports aides have been able to find common ground on certain topics including rescinding unspent covid relief funds and potentially cutting spending. the latest breakthrough comes after a meeting friday was postponed. president biden told reporters yesterday a plan will be reached ahead of the june 1st deadline.

>> never is good to characterize negotiation in the middle of a negotiation. i remain optimistic because i'm an optimist, but it's a desire on their part as well as ours to reach agreement. i think we'll be able to do it. >> this comes as the white house confirms the president will take part in the g7 summit in hiroshima on thursday. overseas, turkey's fiercely fought presidential election appears to be heading for a runoff. the country's current leader greeted crowds in turkey's capital early this morning. he has been in power for two decades. the outcome of the landmark election could determine the path of the nato ally. imtiaz tyab has the latest developments there. >> reporter: these elections have all the trappings of a major democracy in action, but make no mistake, this is a vote unlike any other as erdogan, a populist authoritarian, fights to keep his grip on a nation he's pushed from secular to religious, liberal to right

wing, but also into a global player as a nato member with close ties to russia. and this is the man trying to unseat erdogan, opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu. a soft-spoken economist and retired civil servant, who's promising to return the modern turkish state to its secular roots, ally it closer to the west, and bring it back into a parliamentary democracy. but it's the economy that has so many turks concerned as they struggle to cope with record high inflation and a cost of living crisis, while still reeling from a massive earthquake in february that killed over 50,000 people. it's looking increasingly like the election will go into a runoff expected in two weeks. a vote that could reshape turkey. >> imtiaz tyab, thank you. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in britain this morning as the staunch ally prepares to announce more military aid.

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it means for students and parents today. amanda. the number of people crossing the border at the end of title 42 came in lower than expected. some argue not enough is still being done by the white house. many of us wake up to patchy fog. plenty of sunshine this afternoon with a dry week ahead of us. more on that and how warm the temperatures will be heading into the week. if you get ready to make the ride through san jose, reports of an overturned big rig blocking a opt road. breaking news in the newsroom, the oakland education association reached an agreement with the school district. school local resume as normal tomorrow. for more than a week they have been on strike. they worked to come to an agreement. around