we've learned tonight, stephanie ramos standing by it. live on the border, title 42 expires at midnight. new roles for asylum-seekers about to take effect making it more difficult to remain in the country. matt rivers at the border of the arco tracking severe storms at this hour, tornado watches rino across seven states in at least 16 reported tornadoes in the past 24 hours. rob marciano will time us out. former president trump seen in town hall in n when asked on who he wants to win ukraine or russia, he wouldn't say. if what the republican governor of new hampshire said about trump after death town hall. tegot al standing by curative 13 count federal indictment, new york congressman george santos back on capitol hill tonight. cosponsoring a bill against unemploymenth he's accused of getting unemployment during the pandemic while he had a $120,000 a year job. rachel scott pressing him on that. ripping the nation for nearly two decades the major news in the natalie holloway case. promising news in the fight against cancer and what new res

what we have learned tonight, stephanie ramos standing by. title 42 expires at midnight. new rules for asylum seekers about to take effect, making it difficult for people to stay in the country. tornado watches across seven lss in the past 24 hours. bob marciano will time this out. trump at a cnn town hall false claiming joe biden did not win. and on ukraine, who he wants to win, ukraine or russia, he would not say. what a governor of new hampshire said after the town hall. president biden saying he hopes voters were watching. george santos back on capitol hill. he had a $120,000 a year job when he filed for unemployment claims. major news in the natalie holloway case. promising news in the fight against cancer. what research is revealing about using vaccines for cancer treatment. the recall moving 2 million pellets on bikes recalled. we will tell you why. tributes pouring in. an actress who played her role for 45 years. >> from "abc news" world headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david meurer. >> it is great to have you here tonight. tornado watches

the next hearing is july 17th. >> stephanie ramos tonight. stephanie, thank you. >> we are tracking tornado warnings and watches tonight and they are warning with those words they often use of a particularly dangerous situation in the evening hours ahead. several states tonight in the path of more than two dozen tornadoes already reported just in the past 24 hours. just a short time ago, this one touching down m spaulding, nebraska and another twister ripping the roof off a home in oklahoma and half of this home destroyed in noble, oklahoma, the family surviving while hide had in a closet.hn bramo. let'tob marciano. hey, rob? >>. >> reporter: hey, david. the threat has spread from south texas to south dakota with nebraska getting the brunt of it. here is the radar. it is lit up. several reported tornadoes already and you're seeing those tornadoes -- lincoln and omaha, look out the next couple of hours but up to the rio grand, several thunderstorms are being faced. and into the weekend ten inches of rain, potentially along the border, this whi

>> stephanie ramos, thank you. as i mentioned, we are tracking tornado warnings and watches upw. s ey use of a particularly dangerous situation in the evening hours ahead. several states tonight in the path of this. more than two dozen tornadoes reported in the past 24 hours. a short time ago, this one touched down in spalding, nebraska. another ripping the roof of a home in cole, oklahoma. half this home destroyed in noble, oklahoma. the family survived hiding in a closet. tonight, that region bracing for more with this whole system on the move. get to senior meteorologist rob marciano near dallas for us. hey, rob. >> the threat is spread from south texas to south dakota with nebraska getting the brunt of it. here's the radar. it is lit up. several reported tornadoes already. you see storms arching around the low, link on, omaha. watch out the next couple hours. severe thunderstorm watches are posted. we have flash flood watches as well into the weekend with ten inches of rain potentially along the border. this while a heat wave builds in the west, hit 100 in fresno. could be on

here's abc stephanie ramos tonight. >> tonight with new york city at a breaking point as it scrambles to house hundreds of asylum seekers arriving daily, a plan to potentially convert up to 20 stand alone public school gyms into short-term emergency shelters facing fierce criticism. >> i want my kids to be safe. >> for days, parents and students demonstrating outside of this school, one of six sites in brooklyn apparently under consideration. >> it breaks my heart that we don't have the facilities to house them, but this is not a viable option. >> nearly a week after the end of title 42, cities across the u.s. bracing for a wave of migrants. more than 4200 arriving in new york city last week alone. after backlash from parents, officials moving dozens of asylum seekers from this coney island school gym to a long-term facility in manhattan after nearly two days. it was the only gym being used as a shelter. it comes as city officials say they are out of space at more than 150 emergency shelters, and nearly half of all hotel rooms are already housing migrants. >> whomever is telling us no

stephanie ramos tonight. we warn you, this is disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in new york city poring over this video showing a former marine restraining and allegedly erratic man in a deadly choke hold on a subway. police say 30-year-old gordon neely who was homeless was on the train in lower manhattan monday afternoon when he began threatening passengers. >> he came on the train and then started to yell violent language. i don't care if i die. i don't care if i am going to jail. >> reporter: the 24-year-old former marine put neely in that choke hold. neely struggling as another passenger holds his arms. police say the marine did ask others to call 911. after several minutes, nearly losing consciousness and later pronounced dead at a hospital. the medical examiner ruling his death a homicide by compression of the neck. neely, once known for his michael jackson impersonations police say he had a document of mental health history and over 40 arrests including for assault and disorderly conduct. o

david. >> david: stephanie ramos here in new york tonight. thank you, steph.re's also news tonight in the case making national headlines. the wife who wrote a book with her children about grief after her husband died now charged with murdering her husband. tonight here, the new court filings and among the allegations, her alleged attempts at getting new insurance policies worth $2 million. here is matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, new allegations in the case against the utah mother who is accused of poisoning her husband with fentanyl and then wrote a children's book about grief. court filings allege 33-year-old kouri richins had taken out almost $2 million in life insurance policies on her husband, eric, without his knowledge. an amended filing also claimed richins took out a $250,000 home equity line of credit and had withdrawn over 100,000 from her husband's bank account and spent over 30,000 on his credit cards. the father of three was found unresponsive in the bedroom of their utah home in march of last year after she made a moscow mule cocktail to celeb

david. >> david: stephanie ramos tonight, thank you.en administration has broken a landmark deal to keep the colorado river from going dry. and 40 million americans in seven states, a key to the deal, big concessions from california and nevada, 14% less than their allocated water over three years. also helping the historic rain and snow in recent months and $1.2 billion in federal incentives from the inflation reduction act. when we come back on this monday night, news coming in and a case of global headlines, nomadic madeleine mccann case, and severe storms on the move tonight where we remember a well-known character actor from "thor" to the new "star wars" series. ♪ ♪ red my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for pe

stephanie ramos is on the scene in illinois with more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey there, michael. good morning. take a look at some of this wreckage. this is just some of the vehicles that state police have cleared off of the interstate. at least 70 cars crashed along i 55. look at the front of this vehicle, this truck here. the front completely mangled. we've got another truck here. the front caved in. this truck over here, the right side destroyed, the wheel gone, the headlights still on. these crashes happened on the north and south bound lanes of i 55, shutting it down for miles. >> oh, no, that's not good. >> reporter: this morning at least six people killed, dozens injured and more than 15 miles of i 55 in illinois still closed after a major dust storm caused this massive vehicle pileup. >> i have never seen a dust storm that bad and that persistent in my life time. once i got into it, i couldn't hardly see at all. at its worst you couldn't see 20 feet maybe at the most. >> reporter: the crashes started around 11:00 a.

here is abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, 12 days after he was seen with his arms around jordanin a deadly chokehold on a new york city probably, daniel penny is possibly facing up to 15 years behind bars. the 24 old marine corps veteran in handcuffs after turning himself in at just after 8:00 a.m. this morning. >> he did so voluntarily and with the sort of dignity and integrity that is characteristic of his history of service to this grateful nation. >> reporter: prosecutors say they reviewed the disturbing video showing patty choking nearly an essay at the park that the defendant releases his arm, from mr. neely's nick, mr. neely appears to be unconscious. penny was initially questioned and released without charges while police say neely acted aggressively toward riders on the subway. sources tell abc news that penny was not specifically threatened by neely. attorneys for neely's family criticizing the decision to charge penny with manslaughter and not murder. >> the consequences of manslaughter is five to 15 years. ask yourself, is that enough? >> juju: our reased inflncno as

we've learned tonight, stephanie ramos standing by it. the border, title 42 expires at midnight. new roles for asylum-seekers about to take effect making it more difficult to remain in the country. matt rivers at the border of the arco tracking severe storms at this hour, tornado watches rino across

what we have learned tonight, stephanie ramos standing by. title 42 expires at midnight.es for asylum seekers about to take effect, making it difficult for people to stay in

stephanie ramos is here with more on that. good morning, stephanie. >> hey there. good morning.omen and prevent unwanted pregnancies. the issue taking on increased ge supreme court ruled back roe versus wade a year ago. the fda has two major concerns about the accessibility of an over the counter birth control medication. it has questions about whether consumers could use the drug correctly without consulting with a doctor about the risks and benefits. it says it is especially concerned about younger girls using the drug properly, watching for warning signs. the agency is also weighing its consumers will avoid using the product if it poses a risk to them. >> important stuff. and what happens then, stephanie, after today's vote? >> this vote is nonbinding. the fda will want to hear the panel's reasoning before making a final decision, which could take several week. the company behind opill says if all goes well, the product could be on shelves this summer. but we want to make this clear. this eventual decision applies only to this one medication and not all birth control pills. >

stephanie ramos is here with the latest. been going on for awhile, a long discussion over the last decade. good morning. >> good morning. this morning investment banking giant goldman sachs agreed to pay $215 million to settle a class action lawsuit which alleged widespread bias against women adversely affecting their pay and their growth at the company. the plaintiffs accused goldman of paying women less than men and giving women weaker performance reviews. goldman sachs will conduct analysis on gender pay gap. goldman sachs said after more than a decade of vigorous litigation, both parties agreed to resolve this matter. we will continue to focus on our people, our clients and our business. the lawyers for the plaintiff says they believe the settlement provides substantial certain recoveries for all class members and advances gender equity at goldman. now, this settlement means the parties will avoid going to federal court next month, rebecca. >> significant settlement. big change for that industry. all right, stephanie. th

stephanie ramos is here with the story. an extreme mold infection that was found in their home. this morning actress tori spelling speaking out as her family deals with serious on going illnesses brought on by what she says is extreme mold in her home. >> it's not that bad. >> yeah, if you don't mind the smell of mildew. >> the beverly hills 90210 alum taking to instagram, asking her 1.7 million followers for lawyer recommendations sharing, our troubles are next level with our mold problem, and the house that's been slowly killing us for three years. spelling first posting about the mold infection in her home she writes last week with these photos of her and her five children at urgent care writing, they've been on a continual spiral of sickness for months. sick, get better, to get sick again. kids will be kids, but when you have your youngest 10 and 6 so sick they are sleeping all day and say they feel dizzy even standing, i knew something bigger was going on. >> aside from things like skin and nail infections, usually the

stephanie ramos is tracking the story. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning.o many migrants have come through new york city. 67,000 people seeking asylum have come true. about 4,200 arrived over the past week. about 41,000 are currently in the city's care, as officials figure out where to house them. this morning new york city officials say the city is at a breaking point, as it scrambles to house hundreds of asylum seekers arriving daily. buses arriving in the early morning hours from texas. a plan to potentially convert up to 20 stand alone public school gyms into short term emergency shelters facing fierce criticism. >> i want my kids to be safe. >> reporter: for days, parents and students demonstrating outside this new york city school, one of six sites in brooklyn apparently under consideration. >> this is not a viable option. >> reporter: nearly a week after the end of title 42, cities across the u.s. preparing for a wave of migrants. in chicago, asylum seekers being housed in local churches due to the lack of room at shelters and police stations. more t

stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: good morning.iel penny, the man who put that homeless man in a choke hold turned himself in to police to face criminal charges, as he continues to say through his attorneys that he never intended to harm anyone. this morning the man who put jordan neely in a deadly choke hold on a new york city subway turning himself in to police. >> he did so voluntarily and with his dignity and integrity that is characteristic of his history of service to this grateful nation. the case will now go to court. we expect an arraignment will occur this afternoon. the process will unfold from there. >> reporter: the manhattan district attorney telling abc news, the 24-year-old former marine will be charged with manslaughter in the second degree with a maximum penalty of 15 years. >> the difference between manslaughter and murder is murder requires an intentional act. manslaughter is the reckless killing of another individual with no intent. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: this comes after day of protests around t

stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: this morning the terrifying moments on the high seas. >>traight hours of pure hell. >> reporter: the carnival sunshine cruise sailing into rough waters during a storm on the last night of its voyage from the bahamas to charleston saturday. water streaming into cabins, damaging hallways and this gift shop. >> the winds sounded like a wind tunnel. >> reporter: 49-year-old passenger sharon tutron and her mom rosemary were on board celebrating. sharon recently finished chemo and radiation for breast cancer. they rode out the storm inside their cabin on the 11th floor. >> i thought we were going to capsize. it was absolutely terrifying. >> not reassuring us. >> reporter: passenger daniel taylor said he was frustrated with the lack of communication from the crew. >> after the weather got really bad, nobody reached out. there was silence over the intercom system. >> reporter: but a carnival spokes person said they made several announcements about the weather and delay returning to charleston, asking guests to use extra precaution. some of the wors

stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: this morning the lawyers for the new york city subway riderccused in the choke hold murder said he never meant to harm him. the grand jury will decide if charges could be filed for neely's death. >> penny should be in jail because we saw with our own eyes that he strangled him to death. >> reporter: anger infiltrating the city as a number of protests erupted over the weekend. >> outrage. i am infuriated. >> reporter: demonstrators taking over streets and trickling down on subway platforms even disrupting service as people were trying to get on to train tracks. police arresting a dozen people. last monday, neely was placed in a choke hold by daniel penny while being pinned down by another man seen here subduing neely for at least three minutes aboard a manhattan subway car. witnesses say neely was behaving erratically but was not physically violent. penny was questioned by authorities after the incident but was let go. neely's attorney tells us daniel penny's press release is not an apology nor an expression of regret. it is a character assassi

stephanie ramos is here with what's next. >> good morning, robin. sold over the counter. this decision could make birth control more accessible to women nationwide and prevent unwanted pregnancies. the decision was not without some reservations. advisers weighed whether women would follow the directions quickly, especially among younger girls and women with literacy issues. they also raised concerns over whether women who have medical conditions which preclude them from taking the pill would comply with the warning. but in the end the panel deciding the benefit outweighed the risks. here's an example of the panel's urgency. a jama study found 45% of women experience at least one barrier to reproductive health care services in 2021. up 10% from 2017. now, this vote is nonbinding, which means the fda does not have to follow the recommendation. the agency is expected to take several weeks before issuing a final verdict. now it's important to stress this applies to just one medication, not every birth control pill. michael? >> all right, stephanie. than