carter evans has more. >> reporter: rochelle brooks knows the power of higher education.her says college pulled her out of poverty. >> how many degrees do you have? >> i've got an associae's degree, a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, a teaching credential, and a doctorate degree. >> could you have done it without taking out student loans? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: now 36, and an l.a. public school principal, brooks and her fiance are expecting a baby girl. but she never expected her student loan debt would balloon to more than $230,000. that is a big number. >> it's huge. >> reporter: when bills go out again in october, she'll owe $700 a month. at that rate, she'll be paying off her student loans well into retirement. >> that $700 a month could be food. it could be gas. it could be bills paid. >> some people just simply won't be able to make the payment. >> reporter: braxton brewington is with the debt collective, a nationwide union of borrowers fighting to erase debts. >> the majority of student debtors actually have an annual income less than $75,000. in fact

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cbs news reporter carter evans has more. welcome aboard. it's the hottest ticket in town.california... you should already start seeing that glow right at the front of the boat. ..for a light show unlike any other. whoa! oh, my. this is something that looks like it's out of a movie. it doesn't really look real. the star, an ocean algae called filter plankton that emits flashes of light when disturbed. this is part of a phenomenon that we call an algal bloom or a red tide. so just to be clear, the bioluminescence is blue, but this is all due to the red tide. yes. 0ceanographer drew lucas says that's because the algae blooms are a rust color during the day and right now they're flourishing. they do really like warm temperatures, calm conditions. and we've had a had a pretty long run of that here in southern california over the last couple of weeks. earlier this year, scores of marine mammals were found sick or dying from exposure to another kind of algae. but lucas says so far, this one appears safe for animals and humans. so it sounds like we can enjoy this without guilt. ye

>> norah: carter evans, thank you.e alarm, saying the cost of caring for migrants is pushing america's largest city to the brink. resources are stretched across the city, with schools stressed by more than 20,000 migrant children now attending there. the humanitarian crisis brought on by waves of migrants looking for a new life in the u.s. is worsening. here is cbs's omar villafranca. >> reporter: from the border to the big apple. >> started with a mad man down in texas deided he wanted to bus people up to new york city. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams sounded off on the flow of migrants to nyc. thousands of them arriving on buses from texas. without federal dollars to help, the mayor says there is no space or money to house them. >> this issue will destroy new york city. we are getting 10,000 migrants a month. every community in this city is going to be impacted. >> reporter: more than 100,000 migrants have arrived in new york city in the last year. more than 13,000 bused in by texas governor greg abbott.

carter evans got a look. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: it's the hottest ticket in town. >> my namenight. >> reporter: and people are flocking to the water in southern california. >> you should already start seeing that glow rightht at the frfront of ththe boat. >> repororter: for a light s sh unlilike any otheher. >> whoa. oh, my gosh. >> this is something that looks like it's out of a movie. it doesn't really look real. >> reporter: the star, an ocean algae called phyllo plankton that emits flashes of light when disturbed. >> this is part of a none that we call a algal bloom or a red tide. >> reporter: earlier this year, scores of marine mammals were found sick or dying from exposure to another kind of algae. but lucas says so far this one appears safe for animals and humans. >> it sounds like we can enjoy this without guilt. >> yeah. it really is a spectacular display of nature and something that, you know, you really have to see to believe. >> oh! oh, my color! >> reporter: photographer patrick coyne has been captivated by bioluminescence since he first saw it years ago. >> i th

. >> pretty disturbing story right there, that was carter evans reporting. another hearing for the woman is set for later this month. >>> we hear a lot of stories about narcan saving people. the overdose reversing drug just gave this california puppy a second chance. san francisco is trying to rebrand its image, so what better way to do it they had taken to times square. >> people can do anything , even if it is hard. >>> speaking of times square, this northern california kit is about to get her big break on broadway. so, you say you are a foodie, then you need to do whatever it takes to get to this spot in the south bay. $100,000 of koi fish gone after a thief took off with them, one by one. this time it wasn't to sell them on the >>> some people just do not deserve dogs, like the southern california couple who let their eight week old puppy overdose on fentanyl. luckily, police in irvine were armed with the antidote. >> reporter: the eyes were kind of closing. >> the officers thought hey, let's use the narcan on the dock to see if that will help her out. s

we get more from carter evans. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: it is the hottest ticket in town. >> weraveling tonight. >> reporter: people are flocking to the water in southern california. >> you should see the glow. >> reporter: for a light show, unlike any other. >> this is something that looks like it is out of a movie and it does not look real. >> reporter: the star, and ocean algae that emits flashes of light when disturbed. >> this is part of a phenomenon we call an lj bloom or red tide. >> the bioluminescence is blue but this is due to the red tide. >> reporter: and oceanographers says that is because the algae blooms are a rust colored during the day and right now they are flourishing. >> they like warmer temperatures, calm conditions and we have had a pretty long run of that in southern california. >> reporter: earlier this year scores of marine mammals were found sick or dying from exposure to another kind of algae. but so far this one appears safe for animals and humans. itself like we can enjoy this. >> it is a spectacular display on nature and something that you have to s

carter evans spoke to the pros. >> look at how windy it is. >> reporter: rob and al spent their days think it's great just to be able to eat ramen in japan and eat spaghetti in italy. >> reporter: it's like a nonstop vacation that began after their kids left home and they realized they did not save enough to retire comfortably in the u.s. >> rob probably is the one that cameme up with the crazy idea t sell everything. >> you said sell everything, and you mean everything. >> we sold not just our home. everything that was inside of it, our cars. >> you can see the top. >> reporter: they invested the money, and now at ages 49 and 50, they live off the earnings and some occasional remote work. >> what you learn growing up is you retire when you're 65 and you sit around and play golf, and it's like it doesn't have to be like that. >> what does retiremenent meana? >>>> reporter:r: ra immedediatey is host of thee netflixix show to getet rich, where h he teach pepeople too plann theheir finao align withth their goals, whater they are. >> you have to know how much money you need to be able to

evans. i will be brief. i want to respond to commissioner carter. i agree with you, work is not a dirty word. all of us artwork now. i make enough money to have clean the student and have my hair done and by toothpaste. work that is bereft of equity and benefits is called slavery. there is a name for that kind of work. i don't appreciate the federal government being in pertinent and trying to fill the needs of our workforce with tanf recipients. and disallowing them good education and training so that they can, indeed, crying -- climb the career ladder. you cannot really help anyone or anything like that under current rules. really? to go to college. >> yes, i can. >> anyway, i'm going to yield back to mr. evans and maybe he will take you up on that. the way the wages are structured, you work activities . you cannot get childcare and all of that and less you are meeting these work requirements, which are very, very defiant and restrictive. i yield back to you, sir. >> mr. chairman, i and my democratic colleagues are serious about lifting american families out of poverty. there are many ways w