reporter: morgan norwood, abc news, el paso. dan: with title 42 officially over, the south bay is readying for an influx of migrants. a nonprofit calls the city of san jose at destination spot for migrants. the group says it has seen an uptick of migrants since last summer, many with friends and family in the south bay. >> we need to be prepared. we need to be ready to welcome many immigrants who make their way to our c the group says the current u.s. system is broken and didn't need of immigration reform. the group is doing work to provide families with any services that they might need. if you would like to help them with their work, here's the website. ama: proceed with that's the message for anyone thinking about going to local rivers. the water is much quicker this year because of our wild winter weather. after years of drought, we are seeing all of that sierra snowpack come rushing down to the coast. that includes the north bay's russian river. j.r. stone has more from greenville. reporter: p beauty in greenville. but don'

reporter: morgan norwood, abc news, el paso. dan: with title 42 officially over, the south bay is readying for an influx of migrants. a nonprofit calls the city of san jose at destination spot for migrants. the group says it has seen an uptick of migrants since last summer, many with friends and family in the south bay. >> we need to be prepared. we need to be ready to welcome many immigrants who make their way to our community. reporter: the group says the current u.s. system is broken and didn't need of immigration reform. the group is doing work to provide families with any services that they might need. if you would like to help them with their work, here's the website. ama: proceed with that's the message for anyone thinking about going to local rivers. the water is much quicker this year because of our wild winter weather. after years of drought, we are seeing all of that sierra snowpack come rushing down to the coast. that includes the north bay's russian river. j.r. stone has more from greenville. reporter: p beauty in g

seekers have states as far away as new york asking the white house for help abc news reporter morgan norwood is following the crisis in el paso, texas. we did not see a substantial increase overnight or an influx at midnight. it wasn't the surge officials were expecting once title 42 ended but the us-mexico border is gearing up for what could be months of chaos title 42 the trump-era health policy allowing the quick expulsion of millions of migrants is officially over in a new policy now in place hundreds of migrants camped out next to the border wall taken in by immigration officials, but so many migrants have crossed that authorities simply just don't have the capacity to hold them while asylum claims are being processed at least border cities like el paso to shoulder the burden the city opening up its for shelter taking in about 150 migrants. we know that are still need to prepare for the unknown, but it's not just border cities bracing for migrants several other cities around the country fear. they don't have enough resources this bus arriving in new york city this morning today governor

seekers have states as far away as new york asking the white house for help abc news reporter morgan norwoodllowing the crisis in el paso, texas. we did not see a substantial increase overnight or an influx at midnight. it wasn't the surge officials were expecting once title 42 ended but the us-mexico border is gearing up for what could be months of chaos title 42 the trump-era health policy allowing the quick expulsion of millions of migrants is officially over in a new policy now in place hundreds of migrants camped out next to the border wall taken in by immigration officials, but so many migrants have crossed that authorities simply just don't have the capacity to hold them while asylum claims are being processed at least border cities like el paso to shoulder the burden the city opening up its for shelter taking in about 150 migrants. we know that are still need to prepare for the unknown, but it's not just border cities bracing for migrants several other cities around the country fear. they don't have enough resources this bus arriving in new york city this morning today governor kathy

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that is what keeps me here, it is not just beneficial for me. >> morgan norwood, abc7 news.ten: a southbay lawmakers pushing a push for guaranteed income degrom for homeless students. the state senator has introduced the pilot program that would give him the house high school seniors $1000 a. >> up to 15,000 kids into homelessness, every year? let's break the cycle of poverty. let's expand help while people are young and thinking about their future and have the energy and optimism to get into a good career and turn things around. kristen: the senate education committee approved the guaranteed income program in march. it's being reviewed by the senate human services committee. larry: bart is not just about getting you from here to there. bart's new mission on the four ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. hi, i'm todd. i'm a veteran of 23 years. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on i

morgan norwood has the latest. morgan: with the u.s.ng down catastrophic default, president biden reassuring americans that talks are moving along. pres. biden: we are making progress. i made clear time and again the defaulting is not an option. >> but top republican negotiators making a clear there is more work to be done before a deal averting an unprecedented default is complete with republican sing work requirements are still a major sticking point. >> that is the reason why i not have a major update on anything major in terms of policy and numbersu. m, and the frame has to fit together for this thing to be able to fly. morgan: republicans will not raise the debt ceiling unless the present agrees to spending cuts. if congress does not act, social security payments would halt and millions of jobs would be at risk. one retfo for 20 years now worries that his veterans benefits. here it we are being held hostage. it is obligations. i'm responsible for mine. the government should be responsible for theirs. morgan: house speaker kevin mcc

morgan norwood has more. reporter: what started as an evening honoring meghan markle at a charity gala in new york city ended it was what representatives were prince harry and megan: you're catastrophic to our car chase. a spokesperson says the couple along with megan's mother were pursued by highly aggressive paparazzi in manhattan last night, accusing the paparazzi of running red lights and driving on the sidewalk. a yellow cab driver says he picked up the couple in a security guard but stopping short of calling the situation a chase. >> i don't know what happened prior. with me, they were following us. if we made a left, they made a left. they were with us. reporter: you were being tailed. >> yes. reporter: the nypd says there were numerous photographers that meet their transport challenging. the duke and does it -- duchess arrived at their destination and there were no collisions. the nypd is running down reports of some members of the paparazzi having their license plates covered in driving on sidewalks.

morgan norwood has more.arted as an evening honoring meghan markle at a charity gala in new york city ended it was what representatives were prince harry and megan: you're catastrophic to our car chase. a spokesperson says the couple along with megan's mother were pursued by highly aggressive paparazzi in manhattan last on the sidalk. a yellow cab driver says he picked up the couple in a security guard but stopping short of calling the situation a chase. >> i don't know what happened prior. with me, they were following us. if we made a left, they made a left. they were with us. reporter: you were being tailed. >> yes. reporter: the nypd says there were numerous photographers that meet their transport challenging. the duke and does it -- duchess arrived at their destination and there were no collisions. the nypd is running down reports of some members of the paparazzi having their license plates covered in driving on sidewalks. prince harry and her mom left the ballroom where megan received the women of vision

two and punitive images, morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> today at the white house, president bidenosted top house and senate leaders the first group meeting on raising the debt limit. this comes as a treasury secretary warned in action could push the country into default and economic catastrophe. justin finch has the latest. >> meeting face-to-face president biden and a bipartisan group of top leaders in the house and senate gathering at the white house to discuss. raising the debt limit. >> we will get started we will solve all the worlds problems. >> before the meeting house speaker kevin mccarthy saying he wants a long-term solution not a short-term deal. but the white house insisting there will be no negotiating demanding republicans pass a clean debt limit. increase with no preconditions. >> do what you're supposed to do it has been done 78 time since 1960. that is what he is expecting from congress. >> raising the government allowed the u.s. congress to pay for debt is already occurred, not future spending, house republicans narrowly passed a debt ceiling bill that would/near

. >> morgan norwood has a look back at turner's career. ♪ >> love had everything to do with it. so much to love. they loved her strength and they loved the voice that rocked the rafters. ♪ >> tina turner was may bullock -- anna ike turner gave her a new name and a new job. ♪ >> a during which tina accused ike of frequent physical abuse. they broke up after 16 years and she was off on a roller coaster solo career. she knew the peaks and the valleys well. the dry spells and the comebacks. ♪ and credited her new religion with helping her through the rough patches. she took on celebrated film roles as the acid queen in tommy. ♪ >> beyond thunderdome. >> you think i don't know the law? >> a kennedy honors recipient and 12 time grammy award winner who was inducted into the hall of fame. wants with ike and then 30 years later in 2021 as a solo artist. >> i'm happy to achieve rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> tina turner's greedy roots were never far off in that raspy soul train, i've seen it all and i take that nothing voice. ♪ angeles. >> words cannot describe turner. icahn, legend, quee

according to the brownsville police chief, morgan norwood tells us the driver is in custody, with chargesncluding eight counts of manslaughter. reporter: authorities have identified the driver who crashed into a crowd of people, some migrants in brownsville texas, leaving eight dead, and 10 injured. >> the investigation revealed that the driver of the vehicle, identified as george alvarez, november 9, 1988, had attempted to flee the scene, after impact, but was held down by several individuals on scene. reporter: the moment captured on the surveillance video. the groups, sitting on a curb waiting for athey had left a hor that helps migrants in texas. >> the bus was in a busy intersection. , where people need to wait for the bus standing up. instead of standing up, they were sitting at the edge of the road, of the sidewalk. reporter: authorities say alvarez lives in brownsville. investigators have not determined whether the crash was a deliberate attack of targeting the victims because of their immigration status or an accident. officials revealed alvarez has a long criminal history. >> ge

. >> abc news reporter morgan and your word looks at the -- morgan norwood looks at the classic.ar it from them. >> this is jeopardy. >> from the reviewer's q&a of jeopardy to the puzzle of wheel of fortune. game shows have a hold on american television and its viewers. but why? professor of psychology at montclair state university says it comes down to connection. >> one of the biggest reasons is contestants in the game shows are like us in the audience. they look like us, sound like us, they know the same kinds of things as us so we can identify with them quite well. >> once we are cne>> game showso get you more excited and motivated to see a great finish to a game or see someone do something well. >> that great finish coupled with the grand prize tends to make us fantasize. >> what what i'd do with that money to make my life better or my loved ones lives better? it is something about the dream of it that gets people excited about game shows. >> you can learn more about game shows on the game show show tonight at 10:00 on the abc 7. it is tremendously named. what are the differ