i m ana cabrera reporting from new york. we re following two tragedies in texas, each centering on a flashpoint dividing our country, guns and immigration. first, the breaking news in brownsville, texas, where we expect to hear from police this morning after an suv crashed into a crowd outside a migrant shelter. the death toll rose to eight overnight. what we re learning about the driver and whether this incident was intentional. that horrific scene coming as thousands of migrants enter the u.s. with covid restrictions set to expire in two just two days. the mayor of el paso, who has already declared a state of emergency, will join us. new details in this weekend s mass shooting at a texas mall. what we re learning about the suspect who police say appears to be a neo-nazi sympathizer. he could have done that here. we don t know. why did he choose the mall in allen? it makes no sense at all to any of us. later, intensifying protests in manhattan. new yorkers shutting dow
group of people outside a migrant shelter killing eight. we ll bring you that news conference as soon as it begins. we re learning more about what could be behind the mass shooting at a busy outlet mall on saturday that left eight dead. we ll talk to a dad who was with his teen daughter when the shots rang out. meanwhile, in california, we re live at a migrant camp where hundreds of people from all over the world have come to seek asylum days before the u.s. lifts health restrictions at the border this morning. there is word that the governor of texas is now sending more troops to the border in his state. in new york, protesters stand on subway tracks interrupting service as calls grow for authorities to charge the man who put a fellow subway rider into a deadly chokehold. and we ll break down president biden s new strategy to raise the debt ceiling as he prepares to meet with top congressional leaders tomorrow. and we begin with breaking news out of texas where off
well, this is not going to apply if you re delayed because of a snowstorm or something that is, you know, an act of god. we re really talking about significant issues as it relates to mechanical delays, staffing delays, maybe they re late because they don t have a catering truck. the luggage isn t getting loaded, whatever. a variety of issues that are or should be within the airline s control, if they are delayed because of those issues, then the idea would be you would receive cash compensation. as i said, the europeans do that already, but whether this is going to fly in the u.s. i think is another issue. all right, come costello, thank you, sir. you bet. that s going to do it for us today. thank you all for being here. we ll see you tomorrow, same time, same place. until then, reporting from new york, i m ana cabrera. josé diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. and good morning, 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific, i m josé diaz-balart, moments from now we re goi
voices. today we are going to talk about something very serious. distracted driving. please put down your phone and just drive. reporter: the key for foundation and stop distraction.org are partnering with emt, every state bans texting and driving. 24 stays in d.c. have outlawed using hand held phones while driving. with social media, it can happen much faster. this could very well be my child and i just hope it will encourage people to take action now before it s their child. our thanks to nbc s come costello for that important report. coming up, our next guest spent
she didn t mention him last night. there was lath-minute drama and excitement about whether brown would make it to the debate on time. by the time he got there, he didn t seem like someone reluctant to debate. he was ready to debate. thank you very much, noah. we appreciate you coming on. a labor dispute between american airlines and its pilots union, have you heard about this? if you re not flying or planning to fly, listen up. hundreds of delays and canceled flights as a result. american has canceled 300 flights this weeks with more planned through october. delays are way up. the wall street journal travel writer, scott mccartney, is telling travelers to take their business elsewhere saying, quote, if you re making travel plans for this fall, avoid american airlines. it s become too unreliable. nbc s come costello covers the aviation industry. i know you covered this all week. i first saw you on nightly