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a massive man hunt, 250 law enforcement officers, a dozen agencies, and zero leads. zero leads! there's a desperate search underway for the man accused of kim five of his neighbors in texas, including a 9-year-old child. bank takeover. j.p. morgan is snapping up first republic after the second largest bank failure in u.s. history. how safe is the banking system? could any of this push us closer to a recession? donald trump asks for a mistrial, the judge says no. the former president accusing of judge of making unfair and prejudicial rulings in the ongoing case brought by e. jean carroll. we are following these major developing stores and many more, all coming in right here to "cnn news central"

. we begin this afternoon for a man dehunt. this man is still on the run, and officials say they have zero leads. francisco orposeca is accused of a bloody scene of a neighbor's home. they say he gunned down five members of the same family, including this mother and her 9-year-old so much. the husband and father spoke about surviving the attack. he says that he and some other nabs had asked him to stop shooting his rifle into the yard, because a baby was trying to sleep. that set the shooter off. listen. >> translator: that was my 9-year-old son and my wife, too.

and two people who died protecting my 2 1/2-year-old daughter. my 1 1/2-month-old son was protected with a lot of clothes, so the killer wouldn't kill him, too. ed lavandera is live in cleveland, texas, where this took place. wee getting new information on the suspect. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: well, we have learned from a source with the u.s. immigration and customer toms enforcement that 38-year-old francisco ropoza has a long history of deportations. according to officials he's been deported at least four times.

this raises questions of how someone with a history, how he could collect a collection of firearms here in this neighborhood in cleveland, texas. this is where the attack all unfolded on friday need, and where he was able to escape from. we're now about 60 hours since he escaped from this crime scene and has been on the run since. we have seen helicopters flying overhead throughout the day today, this as family members are still struggling to come to terms with the ordeal that unfolded here. she never left me alone. it's different to know i won't hear he voice. i hope i can say good-bye.

>> reporter: that was one of the mothers of one of the victims. we spoke with a jan by the name of wilson garcia who lived in the house. he was able to escape, his wife and 9-year-old son were killed in the attack. he said they never had problems with francisco oropesa, and he had helped take down a tree from his property. they were stunned how quickly and how angry that entire situation on friday night became. wilson garcia also told us they called 911 five times, asking for help, but that law enforcement wasn't able to make it here in time before the deadly rampage started. >> reading the details of the attack, it's devastated. they were killed execution style. that's just terrifying information. ed lavandera, thank you so much, ed. we do want to play some sound for you now, what the lead agent

from the fbi's houston office said about the lack of progress in this investigation. listen to this. >> right now we just don't know. if we did, we would have him in custody. 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 contacting some of his friends. right now we're just running into dead ends. right now we have zero leads. let's turn to cnn security correspondent josh campbell. he actually used to be a supervisory agent. first, the detail that oropesa had been deported four times and yet he was back in the united states. how does that happen? >> certainly astonishing.

one group of people that are likely not astonished are people with immigration and customs enforcement. we continue to hear from the unions representing those officers saying they need more resources as they try to enforce the laws that are on the books. four separate time this individual comes in and then is removed. you have officers trying to stop people from illegally crossing, but there were agents and officers trying to locate those what may be in the country illegally, and according to a source speaking to cnn, at least in one incident he was convicted of dwu in texas, and ended up serving jail time. this is one of most recent incidents that will cause a lot of spotlight. this person four times in, comes in and now is accused of killing five people. >> and as title 42 is set to

expire in about ten days. more on that later. josh, now to the investigation. at last check they found a cell phone that was apparently tied to the suspect that was discarded. they found clothes, tracking dogs found a scent, but then the trail went cold. what do investigators do when that happens? >> they're running out of the leads. as you mentioned, the cell phone was a critical piece of evidence, but on saturday authorities found the phone discarded. they were able to triangulate where that is, and but when that phone is discarded, they can no longer track that person. they recovered a collection of clothing that allowed tracking canines to get on the scent and eventually they lost the scent. we're told by authorities they're going door to door in and around this area, asking people have you seen this person?

do you have ring dortbell feedage, where we could see the suspect or the vehicle passing by. i'm also told, boris, from a source i spoke to a solar time ago, this is very much taking on an international effort as well. u.s. and mexican authorities are now working together at the border on the lookout, hoping to spot this person if he does indeed try to flee to mexico. >> maybe just as easy to get out of the country for him. thank you so much for that perspective. brianna. boris, a dramatic move aimed at halting two months of chaos. overnight regulators stepped in for seize control of first remust be and the $233 billion worth of assets, then immediately selling it to j.p. morgan chase. right now wall street is reacting positively on the takeover news, up about 112 points here. first republic is the second

largest bank failure, it is worth noting since the 2008 crisis. regulators are hoping this will boost confidence in the banking system, especially when it comes to regional banks across the country. vanessa, explain to us how things went down overnight and why this happened now. >> hi, brianna, the first republic branch behind me is operating as normal, just with new owners, inks the deal to buy first republic bank late last night, the fdic announcing the news this morning. we are getting new details how this unfolded. jamie dimon, ceo of j.p. morgan holding a media call saying initially they weren't interested, but the financials ended up making sense. yesterday the fdic held an

auction. the bids were very competitive, but ultimately j.p. morgan walking away. it took many to get this deal done, but what is important is, are people's deposits secure? the answer is yes, deposits are safe. people can take out money, put in money into first republic bank, no problem. also, all 84 branches across the country are operating as j.p. morgan. additionally the fdic will last week first republic had their earns call, and we heard that deposits fell by $100 billion. markets responded, shares responding to about $3 a share down from $122 a share in march, but jamie dimon also talking

about what this means for the future of this banks sector. is there more to come? listen to what he said earlier this morning. >> this is getting near the end of this. hopefully this will help stabilize everything. the banking system is extraordinarily sound. you know, obviously going forward we'll have recession and rates going up, stuff like that, you will see other cracks in the system. that's to be expected. the system is very, very sound. >> reporter: jamie dimon went on to say he does not believe this deal will impact a recession in any war nor, brianna, did he do this deal to stave off a recession. brianna? >> vanessa, thank you for that report. let's discuss this more and the implication with aaron klein, a former deputy assistant secretary at the u.s. treasury department, also a senior fellow at the brookings institution. thanks to our vanessa as she

reporting there that the deposits are secure for the everyday people out there who may be looking at this and worrying. when you hear jamie dimon there saying extraordinarily sound, very, very sound, i do think that a lot of people still worry there could be some trickledown effect to them. should they be worried? >> first of all, people shouldn't be worried. 98% of americans have less than $250,000 in the bank. all of that money is 100% insured. number two, i agree with jamie, that moth of the bank, the vast, vast majority are in good shape. we have over 9,000 banks and credit unions in america. on any given year, a couple of them will fail, sometimes bigger. first republic and svb are not your normal bank. they cater to big tech companies and really rich people. most banks, rock solid, the

system overall in pretty decent shape. could a few more fail in year? yeah. >> so you helped write dodd frank, to be very clear. up on the hill, then at treasury. so obviously you know all about this, you know about the financial crisis of 2008. this current situation we're looking at, i mean we all have a hangover from 2008, but this current situation is different in size and substance, but both crises were based on the assumption that the economy would keep chugging along as-is. did dodd/frank so much for a past crisis, but fail to imagine hout future situations would drag -- >> it's important to understand what dodd/frank is and isn't. the rule has to implemented

through supervise and judgment. you can't legislate judgment or competence. what we say in silicon valley bank, in fbi republic, in signature, were incompetent boards pursuing business models that failed. simultaneously regulators failing to enforce the rules that were part of the system in a timely manner. so, i think dodd/frank can be judged as a concept. should there be different things done? yeah. i think we went too far rolling it back. secondly there are structures to allow bigger banks to fail, but that was stopped at $250 billion. >> rollbacks weren't the only thing that contributed. >> but borrowing from things called federal home loan banks. they were the two largest borrowers from the san francisco home loan bank. both of them failed.

that's one of the reasons taxpayers are losing $13 billion here. so there's more regulation that needs to be done. at the end of the day, any regulatory system is as good as the supervision and judgment that the regulators execute. in this case, they were lacking. >> it would be good if you could legislate common sense, i will say that. aaron klein, thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you. also filing some economic anxiety, congress has weeks to reach an agreement on the debt limit in order to avert a potential global crisis. last out, president biden made it clear he does not like a new house gop bill that would raise the debt ceiling, but require $4.8 trillion of cuts over the next decade. phil mattingly is at the white house. we know that the president does not want to negotiate on this, but mccarthy got something through the republican-controlled house. has the administration's

position, no-negotiation position, has that changed? and if so, what is he willing to offer? >> the short an is no, the position hasn't changed. what you just ahead from the president, once again leveling attacks, making clear the effort to get this bill arhos the fin line, right now it doesn't look like it's going to work. take a listen. >> the threat of the speaker of the house to default on the national debt is off the table. for over 200 years, america's never, ever, ever failed to pay its debt. to put in a colloquial terms, america is not a deadbeat nation. we have never, ever failed to meet the debt. as a result, one of the most respected nations in the world, we pay our bills. we should do so without reckless

hostage-taking from some of the maga republicans in congress. >> instead of using this as an opening to sit down and have discussions, repeating they want a clean debt ceiling increase, using summer outside analysis to try to bolster their point. moody's analytics putting out a point saying with the cuts, it would be significant in terms of debt reduction, but it will also slow down the economy to the tune of maybe 780,000 jobs over the course of the next ye. that, administration officials are using to that you are advantage right now, all of thisunder scoring as the calendar continues to tick closer to the default timeline, there's no clear pathway forward still. >> if mccarthy and biden aren't speaking, is anybody speaking about this? people have talked about mcconnell being the way forward here. are we there? >> reporter: senate republicans

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a judge hey denied donald trump's motion for a mistrial in his civil battery defamation case. the attorney argued the judge made, quote, pervasive, unfair and pre-judicial rulings. e jean carroll claims that trump sexually assaulted her in the 1990s. trump has denied the allegations. kara scannell, how is the cross examination going? >> reporter: it's her second day under cross-examination. today, a lot of the focus has been taking a look at the reaction and what came after

that. one of the issues that trump's attorneys are trying to lay out is they say the alleged rape never happened, so they asked her if she continued to shop there, showing that she went there more than 20 times and spent, you know, north of $13,000 in the decades since the alleged rape. they were also pointing to a joke she had masse on her facebook page in 2012, somewhere he wrote would you have sex for donald trump for $17,000? the point they're trying to make is, if you were so scarred by this rape, why railroad making light of him and what happened. she also was a massive fan of "the apprentice" which was a competition for aspiring people. she said she was interested in the competition, not so much about him, but all part of an

effort to try to create some doubt in the minds of the jury that this alleged rape ever happened. another area they were looking into was george conway, the lawyer who is a republican, a critic of donald trump. >> a classic defense strategies go aft the credibility of an accuser. it's got to be tough to the stand. thank you, kara. to another case we're watching, this having to do with president biden's son, hunter biden. he appeared before a judge in an arkansas courtroom for a hearing related to a years-old paternity dispute. the issue began in 2019, but it came to the head. one of the his children's mothers asked to hold him in contempt, that he's ignoring orders to turn over financial

documents. this case is more than just about child support. >> boris, this started as a chi custody/paternity case. he is the father, a dna test confirmed it, but the legal battle is about child support payments. hunter biden's attorneys revealed in this courthouse earlier today for the very first time he is paying $20,000 a month to this woman, and that he has paid $750,000 overall. they are trying to push back on the narrative that he is a, quote, deadbeat dad. however, boris, he is trying to reduce his payments, and as part of that process, he's going to sit foot deposition next month in june.

a judge ordered that to happen today. and there would be a trial, if there's no settlement, in july. so this case is moving forward here, and there's a lot of people watching, not just the family impacted here in arkansas, but a lot of folks back in washington, very much lining up with the request for hunter biden's financials that the house republicans are trying to get as well. boris? >> there's also political undertones in representation. the child's mother's attorneys is an attorney that used to work for donald trump. we've got to leave it there. thank you so much for your reporting, marshall. bri brianna? an apocalyptic scene. we'll have a closer look at the devastation there. parts of the mississippi river are expected to crest today and drench already flooded areas. we are live on the ground.

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winds whipped through the area, tearing down trees, collapsing roofs as well. several schools were forced to close today. we have cnn meteorologist chad myers here with more. this was extraordinary, something you do not really see in this area. >> that's absolutely correct. this was an ef-3 tornado, middle of the scale, but very high up on the damage scale here. houses were moved off foundations, roofs completely destroyed. three tornadoes, two in florida, one in virginia beach. there goes the weather, moving from the southwest to the northeast. this is what happened. temperatures were very, very warm. humidity was warm. all of a sudden a cold front came through and spun these tornadoes up, this one here in particular. there's only been four tornadoes since 1900 in virginia beach, the biggest being an ef-2 at the

time. we changed the scales from f to ef scales, but now we're in the middle of tornado season, right there. that's the peak, and we will see more weather coming up. not this week, no real threat of tornadoes when you have temperatures in the 40s and 50s, brianna. >> i suppose that is the good news there. chad, thank you so much for that update. jim, you are looking at some major water damage potentially here. >> super wet in the midwest, dangerously so, flooding the main concern, a slow-moving swell triggered by a massive snow melt. it's pushing down the mississippi river, flood warnings in place all the way from st. paul to just north of st. louis. parts of downtown davenport, iowa, under water. the city saul flooding after the river broke through a temporary barrier back in 2019, but a crest is expected sometime

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title 42 allowed the biden administration, before that the trump administration, to quickly expel migrants who crossed the border. now that it's ending, something like 35,000, 36,000 migrants waiting to come across. what is the biden administration going to do? >> it is anticipating a surge in just ten days, but already, even before those thousands of people who are across the border, we're already seeing signs of strains. detention facilities along the border are already over capacity according to a dhs official. already this year, we have started to say the number tick up, about 23% increase from february to march in the number of encounters along the border. in recent days, that number we have seen about 7,000 encounters per day. that is towards the higher end of what these agents typically experience. the biden administration has been working, looking at new

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charge of supply lines for the forces in the east. ukraine says it is now fully prepared to launch a counteroffensive. of course it's not saying when or where that counteroffensive will take place. for now russia is still launching attacks across the country, many of them targeting civilians. officials say that overnight missile strikes injured at least 34 people. cnn's nic robertson is in the capital kyiv. ukraine is not going to tip its hand as to where and when it's going to launch this counteroffensive. they do have high hopes, this despite the fact that russian forces are well dug in in the east. tell us what we know about these preparations and just what kind of fight we should be prepared to witness now. >> reporter: the russians are believed to have as many as 369,000 troops inside ukrainian territory. that's a big number. that's three times what there was at the beginning of the invasion, so there's literally a wall of men to go through. one of the things that's been holding the ukrainians back is

the poor weather. it's been sunny the past few days. that will help get a counteroffensive going and give it some momentum, but when russia speaks about hitting its targets here as it's claiming to do with those missile volleys fired at kyiv and other parts of the country, that doesn't stack up. nothing hit here in kyiv further south as you say, 34 civilians were wounded, five of them children. as we saw in uman on friday, the reaction and the resolve of the community is so strong. >> reporter: in the shadow of death there is love. floral tributes and toys for victims of russia's strike in uman friday. a anya 15 years old is paying respect to her near neighbors. so many innocent children died she says. i'm so sorry they're not alive anymore. more than a day after the

apartments destroyed, recovery winding down. 25 dead, six of them children. victoria points to where her father lived. >> this one with the blue wall here? she lists all the neighbors who 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 and daughter, my best friend. and on the sixth floor, a young couple both 30. her father survived, it was a miracle he says. they rescued me with a ladder and people gave me clothes. victoria shows us documents, a letter to her now dead friend, the photo of another neighbor. she tells us she found them blowing in the wind. they're so important, she says,

they're all that's left. >> the recovery is painstakingly slow. the wait for answers about the missing just as painful, but in all the grief there is humanity, and there is anger. in a nearby school, neighbors sought clothes, a gift for survivors who lost everything. >> we saw all the family, the children, they were crying and i don't know, we just felt that something we need to do to help them. >> we feel some hate for our russian neighbors. if we can call him like that, but most we are focused on helping just only helping. >> reporter: police already documenting the scale of the loss. his vehicle destroyed. it's not what's been destroyed that matters, he tells us, it's the lost lives. we sent photos of the destruction to our distant relatives in russia so they can

see what their army is doing. they didn't reply, he says. all around life is being put back in some sort 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, russia's attack a life shaping memory. >> nic robertson in the capital kyiv, thanks so much. and a sign of another big fight to come in that country. >> we'll be watching that. a manhunt still underway for a man accused of killing five of his neighbors. we'll have the latest next hour on cnn "news central." the house whisperer! this house says use rerealtor.com to see homes in your b budget. you're staying in school, jacobob!

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