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states and all around the world. investigators offer a reward for information leading to the arrest of the mass shooting suspect in texas. plus the husband and father of two victims describes why he chose to run away from the gunfire. regulators weigh bids for first republic. plus the crisis in sudan. the first u.s. evacuation ship is expected to arrive at a saudi arabian port in the hours ahead. you will hear from those who managed to escape the fighting, and what they endured. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom," with rosemary church. >> thanks for being with us. well, a small texas town is in mourning and on edge after a deadly shooting in which five people were killed. this man lost his wife and

9-year-old son in the shooting the meanwhile, more than 200 officers from multiple law enforcement agencies are involved this the manhunt for the suspected shooter. and there's also an 8 o$,000 reward being offered for any information that could lead to his arrest. authorities have identified the suspect as 38-year-old francisco oropezo. they have zero leads on the suspect's whereabouts. >> reporter: while the hunt continues for the 38-year-old, the man who is accused of shooting five neighbors on friday night here in the town of cleveland, texas, the husband and father of two of the five victims is detailing to us exactly how the night unfolded. wilson garcia says he was at home with a group of friends when they asked, he and two

other men, walked over to the home, their neighbor's home and asked him to stop shooting his weapon so close to their property because interest baby w their baby was trying to sleep. they asked him to shoot the gun on the other side of the property. they already called 9 i11 prioro that. but then he came back to their house, didn't say anything else and started shooting people. one of the first to die was his wife. the man started going through the house and shooting people in other rooms. one of the women told him to get out of house as quickly as possible because his wife and son were already dead and they didn't want to lose him because his two other children didn't, shouldn't lose both parents. horrific detail that is wilson garcia is detailing of that night. meantime, investigators continue the manhunt.

they have been searching for him since friday night when he was able to flee the scene. at this point, investigators have no idea where he might be. >> right now we just don't know. because, if we did, we would have him in custody right now. we do not know where he is. we don't have any tips right now to where he may be. that's why we've come up with this reward so that hopefully somebody out there can call us. i pretty much can guarantee he's contacted some of his friends. right now we're just running into dead ends. right now we have zero leads. >> reporter: in hopes of trying to get information on francisco oropezo's whereabouts, a reward has been thrown together, it is $80,000 that leads to the capture of oropeza. they found his cell phone and

clothes discarded in the areas but other than that, they have no idea where he may be at this point. ed lavandera, texas. >> tracking dogs initially picked up the scent but officials don't know if the suspect is still in the area. steve moore says the first 2 had ho24 hours are critical during a manhunt. >> you can actually time how far they could have walked, whether or not they could have got ton another vehicle. but after 24 hours, it actually does grow a rillittle bit cold. apartment concern now obviously, that and the concern is that h needs food, water, money. and will do anything to get what he wants.

>> this happened in sunday morning in bay st. louis. a man was arrested for a deadly shooting at a house party. police say he is the only suspect in the shooting that left a 16 y-year-old and 18-year-old dead and four others injured. brandbeing held without bond. the fate of first republic bank could be decided before markets open for the trading week today. federal regulators held an auction for the ailing bank on sunday. "the wall street journal" reports j.p. morgan chase and pnc are among the top banks that submitted a bid. authorities are likely to announce the decision of that auction in the coming hours. cnn's matt eagan has more. >> reporter: u.s. officials and

investors are hoping that a white knight comes to the rescue of first republic bank. an auction was held over the weekend trying to entice big banks to acquire this ailing regional bank, according to a person familiar with the matter. but we don't flow know yet the results of that auction or which banks placed bids to buy republic. unlike silicon valley, it has been really teetering for weeks. share prices down by 97% since early march, traded above $122 on march one. it's 12-largest commercial bank in the u.s., sitting on $233 billion of assets as of the end of march. that means if the fdic ends up seizing control of first

republic this would be the second-biggest bank failure this american history. first republic is based in san francisco and caters to wealthy clients with branchs in beverly h ha hills, palm beach and a branch office across from us in math manhattan. the problem is that two-thirds of its deposits were uninsured. uninsured deposits fled banks after the silicon valley bank collapse last month. it translates to a staggering loss of $72 billion in deposits. and that's despite the influx of $30 billion of deposits from big banks last month. now the question is whether or not big banks are going to come to the rescue with an acquisition here and weather

u whether officials can stop this crisis before it spreads to you. with the economic doomsday clock ticking to a possible default, republicans and democrats argued some more on sunday but didn't make any progress toward resolving the debt ceiling crisis. the republican-controlled house last week passed a bill to enable the usa to continue borrowing so it could pass its bills. it includes deep program cuts republicans say are critical to curbing excessive spending, but president biden has made clear that plan is dead on arrival. that has republicans accusing him of making no effort to reach a compromise. but independent senator bernie sanders told cnn on sunday republicans first have to pay the programs congress has already approved. >> the president is right. what we need is a clean debt ceiling bill.

you pay your bills, and then you can sit down and negotiate what a sensible budget is. i think we can start negotiating tomorrow. but you cannot be holding the american people of the world's economy whosehostage. what republicans have got to say is absolutely, we going to make sure we pay our debts. >> the white house, sthince thi congress has begun has had no ideas whatsoever instead of jacking up taxes and spending more money. and the schumer senate has no ideas either. we passed it through the house, take it up in the senate and pass it. >> joining me knew from irvine, california is eric swanson, a professor of economics at uc irvine. appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >> so america is once again on the brink of a treasury debt default due to politics. republicans refusing to raise

the debt limit unless they get spending cuts in return and president biden refusing to negotiate on those cuts because he says no conditions should be attached to raising the debt limit. so how dangerous is this game of politics? and what would be the consequences after debt default on the country and indeed the world? >> so treasury securities are a very, very important security in the u.s. financial markets and in the global financial markets. if there were to and debt default of some kind you'd be jeopardizing the value, the liquid it liquidity of those securities. if you think of the treasury security as sort of the oil that lubricates the financial system you basically, if you remove that oil or gum up that oil in some way you could basically put a stop to a financial system in the u.s. and around the world. it would have huge repercussions if in fact it were to come to

that. >> let's look at what needs to happen to avoid the catastrophic impact of a debt default. will president biden be forced to negotiate spending cuts if they refuse to budge and take the country to the brink of disaster, or is there another option that might work to avoid default? >> so i, people have floated various gimmicks to get around the debt ceiling. in fact, the krz'treasury's bee pursuing low-level gimmicks in the past several months, and there are some lower-level ones they could pull out. it's not clear the treasury has to default on the government debt. they could end up halting payments to federal employees, perhaps, perhaps they'd halt payments to medicare, social security, so it doesn't necessarily mean they would default on the treasury debt. in fact, i think the treasury secretary yellin and jay powell

would do everything they could to avoid defaulting on the debt. i don't think that would ever really happen >> what about the economy right now? how's it looking given all the talk of a recession and also disruption in the banking system. new trouble of course, trying to save first republic bank? >> so the economy's been looking generally pretty good. i mean, a little bit weaker than at the end of last year, the economy is growing a little more slowly. we just got the gdp data out last week. and that's to be expected. the federal reserve has been raising interest rates a rot. tlot. but there's not any sign of recession at present. the closest we had was bank turmoil last month as you mentioned. that seems to be largely resolved now. they're working on sort of the

tail end of that with first republic bank theis weekend. so the economy seems to be doing generally okay, just growing a little more slowly. >> the federal reserve is set to meet this week and expected to raise interest rate by another quarter percent in an effort to bring down inflation. what impact will that have on the economy, do you think overall and on the sale of first republic bank? >> it should have no impact. i mean, the sale of first republic bank should be closed bit end of today or tomorrow it sounds like. there would be no impact on. that the quarter of a percentage point, it's a relatively small move. they were moving much more than that at the middle and end of last year. so we wouldn't expect any big effects from one more quarter percentage rate increase.

it will put just a little more pressure on the economy, a little more inflation. and then i think they want to sort of pause for a minute or slow down for a minute and see what's going to happen from the interest rate increases they've already done in the last nine months or year. and i think you want to give things a chance to play out and then take it from there, see if they need to go up anymore or if they can hold. >> eric swanson, thank you so much for your analysis. appreciate it. >> sure, thank you. parts of the south and eastern united states will be assessing the damage from tornados in the hours ahead. the national weather service confirms that one hit the coastal city of virginia beach sunday evening. the man who shot this video said he was eating at a restaurant when sirens went off. he went outside to see what was going on and then warned people inside. law enforcement and the fire department are now helping residents impacted by the storm

damage. the crews are responding to reports of gas leaks. and take a look at this video. the moment an ef-2 tornado touched down in palm beach gardens, florida. the winds were so powerful they even flip add car multiple times on the highway. and you can also see the funnel cloud and debris flying through the air. so far, though, no serious injuries have been reported. incredible. well t wasn't weather, but overcrowding that caused this raf c roof collapse near the campus of ohio state university, sending more than a dozen people to the hospital. fire officials say the roof crashed down on the porch below during a house party. witnesses described as many as 45 people on top of the structure when it collapsed. some people were pinned under the debris but were pulled to safety. and there's much more to come here on cnn, including the latest on the conflict in sudan. a doctor's group warns the

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amid the ongoing conflict in sudan, a second group of american evacuees has arrived in port sudan the convoy organized by the u.s. government traveled over land are car oppkhartoum. the u.s. has facilitated the removal of nearly a thousand americans. thousands of sudanese and foreign nationals have fled amid the chaos. over the past few days we've traveled on a saudi trip to port sudan and back, monitoring evacuav

evacuation efforts. >> reporter: 2:00 a.m., and they're finally getting out of sudan. a nightmare almost over. thousands of people have made the over the journey. a sad final good-bye to sudan, victims of the sotormy waters i africa's third-largest nation. >> it's very hard and painful for me, because this like a second home, my home. >> reporter: cnn joined saudi forces on an evacuation voyage from jetta to port sudan and back, bringing more people one step closer to safe shores. but the demand is high and the military ships can only take so many people at a time. our round trip was more than 24 hours but brought back overrule

52 people. they can finally sleep undisturbed. his car dealership was trashed, burned and some vehicles stolen. >> a lot of bodies, dead bodies on the street. >> reporter: you say you were detained by men in rapid support forces uniform after you told them you were a u.s. citizen. >> maybe are you a u.s. citizen, are you a spy. i believe they want us to be a huge shield. because there were 13 ahead of me. >> reporter: another cease-fire was broken over the weekend with fighting in the country entering a third week. the port city has been the landing area for thousands. the saudis are throwing everything at this operation. >> they are taking the civilians

from sudan. as long as it's safe, we'll keep doing our role. >> reporter: this large commercial ship brought nearly 2,000 evacuees from port sudan. one of the largest arrivals in jetta so far. this woman and her family are th among those who got out. >> all my family there. my mom, my dad. >> reporter: you're scared for them. >> yeah. >> reporter: i am so sorry. a few lucky dual nationals and foreigners can leave, but many are stuck in a deadly conflict with no end in sight.

>> sudan's army and paramilitary rapid support forces have agreed to yet another cease-fire, the sixth since the conflict began. but sporadic fighting has continued throughout all the cease-firesing and sudanese doctors are warning the dead bodies left in the streets are creating an environmental catastrophe. shortages of food, water and medicine are also putting the country at risk for humanitarian crisis. le let's bring in dave mckenzie live from johannesburg in south africa. what is the latest? >> reporter: that cease-fire has become, i don't want to say ridiculous, but it certainly is problematic, that this is the sixth cease-fire agreed upon by both sides and yet these are the kinds of sounds that are waking up the residents of khartoum and

other parts of the city, ongoing gunfire. we have from eyewitnesses on the ground in khartoum, there has been heavy fighting over the weekend to today, both during the cease-fire. so it really is at this point no particular sign of a cease-fire, though there has been some calmer moments during their conflict. now you have had the terrible situation in sudan. doctors saying there are bodies lying in the street. there haven't been any public services. so garbage is filling up the streets and leading to a very dangerous situation and humanitarian catastrophe. a lack of food, a lack of water, a lack of medicine. this is all facing interests trdoctors trying to help people. they are trying to get 8 tons of

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we are following developments in ukraine where officials say russia has launched a new round of missile and drone attacks.

several regions in the east were targeted, including dnipro where more than 2 otwo dozen people h been injured. 15 of 18 cruise missiles fired by russia were intercepted and the country's air defense forces ast stoi destroyed missiles. funeral services were held after a missile killed people in an apartment building. the family and residents said farewell to a brother and sister who died in that attack. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said the government will do everything it can to hold account the people responsible for killing innocent

civilians. nick rhodes spoke with members of the community who were paying their respects. >> reporter: in the shadow of death, there is love. floral tributes and toys for victims of russia's strike in uman st an anyeah paying respects. more than a day after the apartments destroyed, recovery winding down. at 25 dead, six of them children. victoria points to where her father lived. with the blue wall here? [speaking non-english] she lists all the neighbor whose are now dead. on the ninth floor, a grandma, her daughter and two great grandchildren. on the eighth floor a father and son. on the seventh floor a mother

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don't flow. know, we felt something we need to do. we feel hateful from russian neighbors if we can call them that. >> reporter: police already documenting the scale of the loss. boris telling them his vehicle was destroyed. it's not what's been destroyed that matters, he tells us. it's lost lives. we sent photos of the instruction to distant relatives in russia so they can siwa their asee what their army is doing. they didn't reply. life is being put back into some type of order. the broken patched up. but ask anyone about repairing relations with russia. what do you think about russia now? >> animals. >> reporter: imagine that for the next generation.

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it's the start of the mayday holiday in china. and travel this year is expected to surpass pre-pandemic levels. for more, let's go to cnn's kristie lu stout who joins us. what does this signal? and how is it likely to play out? >> yeah, this is massive, rosemary of this is china's first mayday holiday after the pandemic and tourism is surging. in shanghai, tourism authorities there say the city has received

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surge is coming after the covid-19 restrictions were lifted in january, opening the door wide to visitors for the first time in more than three years, and if you talk to business owners and tourists in macau, the buzz is back. >> translator: now the customers' flow has returned to 60% to 70% of pre-pandemic levels. >> translator: to be honest, i feel that the vitality of the pre-pandemic period has really been restored with the crowds of people and bustling atmosphere. i haven't seen this for a long time. >> reporter: many places across china have seen a record number of passenger trips by air and rail. railway stations across the country are crammed with domestic travelers. according to state media, over 240 million people will be traveling during this five-day holiday period.

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cnn entertainment reporter chloe maless has the latest. >> reporter: some of your favorite shows could be on hiatus indefinitely if they cannot come to an agreement monday. the last time we saw writers strike was 2007-2008. it was for 100 days. some shows were canceled. you saw picketing and peaceful protesting and cost the economy up to $2 billion. everyone says they want to come to agreement. there almost was a strike back in 2017, but it was avoided. you have seen writers take to social media saying listen, with the age of streaming, it has made it much more competitive and harder to make a living as a writer. back in the day you would see tv shows, maybe 20 episodes, 22

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are on the streets of downtown el paso and other areas of our community. >> the mayor of el paso, texas says he plans to declare a state of emergency monday, largely to prepare for public housing needs if there's a migrant surge. meanwhile, the biden administration is making clear that the border will not be wide open and regular border rules will be enforced. chicago's mayor is urging texas governor greg abbott to stop what she calls the inhumane and dangerous action of busing migrants to her city. lori lightfoot sent abbott a letter stating in part, your lack of confederation or coordination in an attempt to cause chaos and score political points has resulted in a critical tipping point in our act to ability to receive individuals and families in a safe, orderly and dignified way.

we simply have no more spaces to accommodate an increase of individuals at this level with little coordination or care that does not pose a risk to them or others. cnn has reached out to governor abbott's office for a response. hundreds of california students are using animation to bring awareness to the fight for social justice. the students walked the red carpet after completing the course that asked them to reflect not on what they want to be when they grow up but what they want to change. cnn's camilla bunnell has more. >> reporter: the day begins for these fifth graders with the usual subjects. math, science, reading, and even pe. those may appear easy in comparison to talking about gun violence, global warming, bullying, racism. >> i chose racism, because for me, racism is something really,

something that i see often and something that happens, and i feel like all people should be treated the same way. not because they're different, because inside we're all the same. >> reporter: christian lopez is one of the students tackling these issues at the national school district just outside of sdach san diego. the students choose a topic. >> i chose world hunger. i feel really bad they don't have the life i have. >> reporter: and then use animation. >> do you think guns should be allowed? well, i don't. >> reporter: to explain their thoughts. >> immigration is a problem for earn. they separate individuals from one another. that's that's form of injustice >> if these are components these young people will face as they become adults i believe it is our responsibility to support them in learning how to maneuver

some of the nuances. >> reporter: but maneuvering wasn't always easy, according to the animator who created this five-week program. >> it makes people uncomfortable when you put them in a situation to talk about something that is not their lived experience. and because of that, i think it's unfair to put a muzzle on a child who wants to express what they're feeling. >> reporter: so instead you allow them to talk through their art. >> just because they're a different race doesn't mean that you have to be rude or to like, not to be nice to them. because it's really hurtful for those people. >> reporter: they found ways to help solve or highlight the issues. >> no matter what color we are, we all are human. >> reporter: and then they got to feel like celebrities, as they shared their animations with the world. >> it allows us to actually stop and listen. to what's going on in the world of a child and have them offer a

potential solution to that problem. >> when you're kind to someone, they're going to be kind to someone else or you. you should always be kind. >> reporter: the students feel heard and say they will continue to explore these social justice issues. >> we can still keep working on progress to make it better. >> reporter: cnn, national city, california. the nfl draft is a time where dreams become reality. and that was certainly the case when kansas state running back andrews vaughan was picked and drafted bit dallas cowboys on saturday. it happens to be where his father worked as a scout. when the team decided to take him, dad got to make the call. >> you want to come to work with me next sfwheek. >> i wou next week? >> i wouldn't mind that. >> it's even bringinigger than

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