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eyeislands an example. >> wow, all right, thank you so much. will ripley reporting live. and thanks so much for all of you joining us. ac 360 starts now. an alleged mass killer spent three days and nights on the run. the fbi is now asking you to help make tonight his last. john berman in here anderson. this is a new fbi wanted poster of francisco, armed and dangerous, and there on the bottom, a number to dial if you have information on his whereabouts. 1-800-tips-fbi. a man who shot five people to death in a neighbor's home outside houston.

a neighborhood asked him to stop firing his game so he could sleep. moments later, he, his wife and three others were shot dead. ed lavendera is with us now. what you are hearing tonight? >> reporter: tonight, friends and neighbors are gathered outside of the crime scene where five people were shot and killed friday night, and family members, the people who survived the bloodily rampage have described in the last day the frantic 911 calls they were making, pleading for help. but this area of cleveland, texas, is in a remote area of the county. they got her as fast as they could, but it wasn't enough. 11:30 friday night, 911 received calls about gunshots, someone shooting in a nearby yard. the suspect had been drinking on

friday before the violence began, and the neighbored asked him to stop shooting. >> the victims came over to the fence and said, do you mind not shooting? we have a young baby who is trying to go to sleep. >> reporter: wilson garcia, whose wife and 9-year-old son were shot and kid, said they called 911 five times that night. they asked the gunman to shoot away from the property. he said, instead, the gunman came to the home 10 to 20 minutes late interstarted shooting inside the house, where 15 people, at least four children were present. only ten survived. those killed were marie daniel. jose. >> everybody who was shot was shot from the neck up, almost execution style. >> multiple people died.

two people died shielding children. there is a reward for theself who the fbi calls armed and dangerous, and the officers search door to door north of houston. >> what we need from the public is any type of information. right now, we are just running in dead ends. >> a fbi agent was seen entering the suspect's home monday afternoon and also searched various vehicles on the property. the fbi vehicles said the agents are following all investigative leads. gregg abbott unleashed a firestorm of criticism when he announced, i have announced a $50,000 award for the criminal who killed five illegal immigrants on friday. in a statement, the spokesman said one of the victims may have been in the united states illegally. we regret if the information

detracted from the goal of finding and arresting the criminal. not before emotion from the sheriff. >> my heart -- is with this 8-year-old little boy. i don't care if he was here legally. five people died in my county, and that is where my heart on. >> ed lavendera is with us. what do the people in the neighborhood tell you about the suspect's history? >> one neighbor we spoke with shared a troubling story. a year and a half ago, a neighbor who was throwing a dap advertise malcelebration, the woman had hired a deejay, and after midnight, another neighbor came over and asked them to turn the music off. the woman complied and that send

him in a rage. he pulled out a 9 millimeter handgun and emptied the cartridge, shooting into the ground startling everyone in the celebration. after that, the woman said they kept their distance from him. >> the kind of history revealed there. keep us posted. even though there is no way to make sense tofr any of this, we are joined by john miller and cnn analyst and former fbi director andrew mccabe. john, let me start with you. three days, more than 200 members of various agencies looking for the suspect. what is going on behind the scenes as they try to chase the leads? >> they are trying to put together what was the path of flight? you look at the rural area. if you zoom out on the map, you say if you go four blocks north of that house, you are in a vast wooded area. they found clothing and a cell phone in that direction that could have been his plan, which

was to go hide in the woods. this is a spontaneous escape. it's not something he charted out for a long time. so he's at a disadvantage. the other hand, there is a possibility of returning to mexico. he's been deported four times which means he knows that border crossing, how to get in, how to get out. mostly when he's been gotten out, it's not been voluntary. but it shows a familiarity with the process with the cartels, and the people who control those crossings. so, you know, what you're looking for is, is he hiding in the woods right now? did he come out the other side? did he make a six-hour drive to the border? if so, what car, and did he have help? who are his friends and acquaintances? you surround that and make contact saying if they help them, they are on the x. what are his needs? is he addicted to drugs? does he have a habit?

does he have something predictable to apply pressure there. and you look at habits, friends, needs, and you close the circle arnold him. the fbi will help with as much technical assistance. logistical assistance. witness victim assistance. but at the end of the day, greg caper is the sheriff. this is his shooting. these are his murderers and he's got the lead. >> andrew mccabe, authorities have been tracking the suspect's cell phone but found it abandoned saturday along with clothes. how complicated does it become when that aspect of the trail goes away? >> it's not helpful. you are limited by technologies to how well or how consistently the user retains it. it looks like he got rid of it quickly. you go back to the low tech investigative techniques that john just walked through.

i'm sure they are looking closely at anyone he knows. any relationships he can establish with family, friends, co-workers, neighbors. i'm sure they have been contacted by now and many of them are probably under tight surveillance to see if those are the folks he reaches out to for help and support. it's very, very hard to go on the run without a support network and a lot of money. and it's unlikely he had any of that in place before it happened. john mentioned, a crime of passion. it's unlikely he planned for any of this. he is probably very capable of getting himself across the board. he has done it a few times in the past. but he has to get there. he needs transportation. he needs cash to keep himself afloat and communication with a network to keep the going, and that is where the weaknesses come in. >> yeah, is there any commonalty with how people being chased like this end up being caught? >> there are many commonalties.

you know, it's very frequent that people will go back to places that in retrospect seem like the most of course places to look for them. girlfriends houses, family houses, residences, things like that. but it's understandable as well. you go to the places where you sought shelter before, you rely on the people to try to hide you. i expect all of those locations that the bureau and the local authorities are aware of are under tight surveillance for that reason. >> john, how challenging does it become for investigators if some of the undocumented immigrants in that area don't want to come forward with tips or lead because they are worried about their own status and maybe being deported. >> you know, you look at the two law men in charge there. you have greg capers, the sheriff. he has 40 years in law enforcement. most with the harris county sheriff. but he's be the sheriff of the county for a while. note the communications though.

he goes -- this is an elected sheriff who goes against the governor in a public statement that says i don't care if they are illegal or legal, what their status is here. this is my county. these were my people to protect. this is my case. he's sending a direct message to that community. aside from the 80$80,000 reward. any issues of immigration, that is our shared problem. this is our community. i'm your sheriff, i'm with you, please come forward. >> ed lavendera mentioned, he had a history of erratic behavior with fire arms. shooting in the ground at a celebration there. how is he able to obtain the guns? >> obviously, it's unlawful forren in who is here illegally to possess a firearm. so they cannot just walk in a gun shop and purchase one going

through the background checks that are required. the gap in the system is an opportunity to engage in personal firearm sales. one person who is not a federally by licensed fire arms dealer sells a gun to another person, they don't have to go through the process of a background check. this is a massive loophole in the fire arms safety regulations and enables people who cannot pass a background check to obtain whatever republicans they want to get. it's very easy to do. gun shows or in kitchen table deals any time you can line it up. >> andrew, john, thanks to both of you. coming up tonight, former attorney general eric holder joins abby to talk about the man hunt and the investigations of the former president, and also hunter biden, coming up at the top hour hour. next for us, how donald

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left the stand of three hours on the witness stand after hours of interaction before, during and after the alleged assault and why she sued the former president, and not another prominent figure who says also assaulted her. cnn's kara skinel was in the courtroom today. what can you dell us? >> yeah, e. jean carroll was on the stand, and they were focusing on her actions after this alleged rape. he was going through some of her behavior, and asking to explain, someone who was so sttraumatize. and she had been to the

department store after the assault, and facebook posts where she said she was a big fan of the apprentice. now, she said that she was interested it inner if the competitive spirit between the entrepreneurs and she stopped watching where trump did the "your fired" piece of it. they asked her why she didn't ever report the alleged assault to the police. she had advised numerous people to do that very thing. she explained under redirect that trump was too powerful and she was a woman of a certain generation told to keep their chin up. you mentioned the other alleged assault against the former preponderate of cbs, les moonves, and she said he didn't rape her or defame her. another piece of testimony today is when they were looking at --

they pointed to an episode of "law & order" and there was a reference to a rape in the lingerie department in berg doff goodmans and they said her, did you make it up based on the television show? she said, no, no. >> the defense had asked for a mistrial on what grounds and what did the judge say about it? >> yeah, so sent a letter to the judge saying some of the statements he made were prejudicial and unfair. the judge in court spent less than five minutes on it. he said motion denied jury.

he didn't spend much time on it at all. there were not objections that made it seem like this is a was on going. some of his lines of questioning were argumentative. we doidn't see it play out toda. they seemed to have stepped forward and moving ahead. >> who is expected to testify tomorrow? >> a source tells in that carroll's attorneys are going to call in one western, a close friend who she confided in immediately after leasing the department store. that is a journalist, called to testify, and they are expected to call a woman called jessica leads. in 1979, she was in first class on an airplane with donald trump. the judge is alleging the te testimony and they will face

cross-examination from trump's attorneys. >> kara in kourl all day. thanks for being with us. with us now, jessica ross from the school of law here in manhattan. the mistrial what is the strategy in calling far m mistrial? >> two things going on here. he was trying to make an appeal. he wants to make the best possible record for an appellate court to look at, and he was setting up an argument that the judge was biassed and this is an unfair trial. part of it is posturing for appeal. and i think satisfying the client and court of public opinion to say that it's our position that the judge is unfair, and this is bias against my client. >> kara did a great job of describes joe tackapina's line

of questioning, why e. jean carroll didn't behave a certain way after she was raped. what do you make of the questions? >> i wasn't in the courtroom. a lot is on the details how he asked the questions, and it appears what he is trying to put front and center, is this the conduct of a person who has just been sexually assaulted, who has been raped and pointed to that she didn't go to the police right away, and she pointed out, she never sought counselling, and she had good responses, and we now know that people don't react in that way, and there is a societal assumption is that is how rape victims will attack. >> that is how people understand -- >> she identified being from a

prior generation that had different expectations and she was raised not complain, and she talked in a personal way about how she wanted to project her public persona as someone who was happy, and why she joked about don't trump on facebook, the apprentice, and again, just reading the comments. she purr s persuasively said, i would rather laugh than cry. to say, i chose to present myself a certain way. >> one would think that e. jean's carroll testimony is the center piece of the case. however, tomorrow, lisa burnbach, e. jean carroll says they speak of the alleged rape. how critical is that? >> that is critical. if e. jean carroll, immediately after the assault, tells a

friend that it happened as she testified on the stand that is really important corroboration to her credibility, and she just made it up. for fame and fortune, and that is what is alleged. usually her prior statement, her friend would be treated as hearsay, but because shihab charged with recently fabricated that account, the prior consistent statement that is made close in time that can come in to rebut that charge. >> you talk about political motivation. there was a line of questioning about a conversation with george conway, who suggested she might have a case against donald trump. >> one of the lines of attack is that e. jean carroll made the

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allies of governor ron desantis escalated a fight against disney a thorn in his side. the hand picked side that was supposed to oversee disney has filed a count suit days of disney sued the board. they sayed they weaponized them for exercising their free speech rights. the appears disney tried to outmaneuver the control over the special taxing district. desantis says he thinks the counter suit. randi kaye from florida with the latest. what can you tell us about the lawsuit? >> reporter: ron desantis' hand

picked board filed the suit against disney parks. and the new board, the central florida tourism oversight district. it was filed in state court. disney's lawsuit was filed in central court. the new lawsuit aims to invalidate the deal with the outgoing board, which was overseeing the tax district for diz nir. lawsuit claims in an effort to stymie the representatives, disney had a series of 11th hour deals with soon to be released puppet government. disney did everything right to maintain control. it published two meeting notices, letting people know what it was planning to do and they can come and weigh in at the public meetings, disney says the whole thing is just an effort to punish the company, john, for speaking its mind. >> and remind people about that, which is sort of the crux of the

argument of disney's lawsuit. >> absolutely. disney filed the lawsuit minutes after the new board appointed by the governor, the special board to oversee the taxing district, made a move to take back control over the taxing district, to take back control and power from disney really, and the move was voting to invalidate the last minute agreement that disney made at the 11th hour with the outgoing board. disney's lawsuit nullifies the agreement as a latest strike in a targeted campaign orchestrated at every step by governor desantis as punishment for diz never's protected speech. disney's -- says it jeopardizes the economic future and violates its constitutional rights. >> okay, constitutional rights that is where it all started, right? >> absolutely.

that is really where it all began. last year, diz never spoke out against the new florida state law approved by ron desantis. originally, it was the don't say gay bill, and it forbid lessons about sexually ore yen ration, up through third grades, and disney knocked the law, and the governor announced florida was going to take over the special taxing district. that is exactly what the governor did. control of the theme parks, control of the land around the theme parks and disney said this is cleeshly a violation of free speech, clearly an example of retaliation of speaking out against a signature piece of legislation. >> randi kaye, thank you for clearing up what this is all about.

more now from assistant u.s. attorney eli honing. i want to start with one major part of the disney lawsuit, the free speech lawsuit. the constitutional rights part. disney says that desantis is doing a reptribution. how important are desantis' words? >> it's the crux of the whole thing. they are saying we are picked out and punished by official state action because of our pole speech, and ordinarily, if you are the plaintiff, in disney's shows, you have to connect the dots and make an organizement, read between the lines. here, forget about it. desantis has come out and called them woke disney, and said i'm doing it to punish them for spoking out against the law. >> when they have a woke agenda, they become politically and not economic actors.

and big leaders make mistakes like disney to advance a political agenda. >> there it is. the plaintiffs, disney couldn't have made a stronger case themselves and desantis' rheto rhetoric has been evolving a little bit, he is a little more of them they shn't get special treatment. you can't unsay what you already say. >> yeah, he already said it. another aspect of it. people may not find contract law as sexy. explain what is going on. >> the old board, the disney board, on its way out of door, they knew they were going to be deplaced by the new board. in the last act of office, the old board signed a bunch of contracts with disney that keeps the status quo in place for the next 30 or so years and the new board board said no, we are going to cancel all the

contracts, and disney's argument, they were agreements and they were made when they had power and we relied on it. we are going to invest $17 billion based on that. the new board is saying this is a dirty trick late at night, and we get to throw the contracts out, and that's the crux here. >> there are two lawsuits now. the disney suit what was filed in federal court that contains the free speech act, and the desantis lawsuit in state court. what's going to happen with the two lawsuits? >> this is a quagmire. disney will say take a state lawsuit, move it to federal court. it makes no sense. you could have two irreconcilable results. disney will argue, move the state lawsuit in federal court, and that is another motivation here. i think desantis wants to avoid

the federal judge because he is a liberalish judge. he was appointed by barack obama. he he compared desantis to george orwell, 1984. >> you might want a judge -- >> a little bit of and cater. >> all right, great to have you here, thank you. still to come, president biden's son hunter biden was in court today, involving child support, and it's a look in the younger biden's finances. we have new details ahead. good luck young man. realtor.com to each their home. ♪ the thought of getting screened ♪ ♪ for colon cancer made me queasy. ♪ ♪ but now i've found a way that's right for me. ♪ ♪ feels more easy♪ ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪

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president biden's son hunter was scolded today by a judge over his finances and a paternity case. the younger biden was asking to pay less for a child support for a 4-year-old girl he fathered. but the mother of the child who worked on the former president's effort to overturn the election said the younger bide shn be thrown in jail. the same financial information that house republicans with seeking in their investigation of hunter biden. here are the details. >> reporter: the president's son appearing in an arkansas courtroom today.

the hearing after a year old paternity dispute. after they charged him with holding evidence. now he must answer questions about investments and art purchases. he will sit for a june deposition where he will be ques questioned under oath. he can't say, these are my tax returning, you figure it out. the cryptic hide the ball game isn't going to cut it when he get to trial. what began as a battle over his overseas business dealings, the infamous laptop as he faces scrutiny. they are seeking the financeable records that london roberts is trying to access. they have yet to back the allegations up with evidence.

>> we found a lot that is certainly unethical. we found a lot that should be illegal. the line is blurry as to what is legal and not legal with respect to family influence. >> last week, hunter's lures met, as prosecutors look to bring challenges related to a gun purchase, sources say. hunter has maintained his nu innocence. >> i am certain that at the end of the investigation, i will be cleared. >> the paternity case, hunter initially denied fathering the child. but dna proved he is the father. paying $750,000 to the mother so far, his lawyers said in court. >> sara murray joining us now. they are ordering hunter biden's attorneys to refile some of the

court filings. >> she charged them being to overzealous, and make more information available publicly, including some documents that were under seal, so out of public view. she says she understands the case involves sensitive information. the judge is generous to keep themes under wraps but said some of this is going to come out, and you can imagine there are lawmaker who are eager to keep an eye on the case and see if there is anything to use that their political benefit. >> thank you. your reporting now evan, the latest book is on the deep division in the u.s. is titled "wild land, the making of america's fury," and also with us, har are evans. i want to start with you. how does it figure in president larger scope of things, and how

does president biden view this? >> i think from the president's family's perspective, there are two themes at work. hunter biden's public and well known case with addiction. the child support case grows out of a relationship she had in 2016, a dark time in his life. he said he had no recollection of the encounter and he is now paying child support. the other thing here is the connection between efforts to try to under mine his father's election and potential re-election. it's worth reminding people here, the lawyers in the case were members of trump's legal team who did try to overturn the -- president trump's loss in wisconsin. they also consulted on the effort to slates of alternative electors, so it's impossible to disentangle this from the political context. >> and how president bind views

this? >> they are used to it as now. they see it as an outgrowth of a long running effort, and president trump, as you recall, pressured the president of ukraine to withhold military assistance to dig up dirlt on hundredor biden and his father. at this point, you see the president is not distancing himself from his son. recently on the trip to ireland, you saw them close together. they were off traveling together. one point, joe biden turned to his family and he said, i'm proud of you and he asked them to stand up in there. is an effort to say, we support you in what we know is a difficult path. >> harry, you have been looking at the polling here. what do americans think of hunter biden's behavior? >> i think we have to separate a few things here. number one, whether he did anything illegal, and did he do anything wrong that wasn't

illegal? what we see is the minority of americans think that he did something illegal, you can see it there, 44%, and a larger chunk, 35% say that thinks he did something unethical and not el lyle, and relationships see things differently, and what you see with republicans is the clear majority of republicans think that he did something illegal. >> republicans, it's a very big deal. >> that is different from the american population at large. >> the american population at large, how much are people paying attention to this? certain media outlets this is getting a ton of attention every day. >> when we think of it, is it going to hurt president joe biden? and very few americans, 40% of americans think that joe biden

did something illegal? more americans think that donald trump did something illegal with campaign finance dealings in new york. and few americans say they are following the news very closely in the investigation, and only a quarter of 2020 trump voters say they are following closely to the investigation of hunter biden. so i don't think it's that big of a deal when we talk about politics as large, as it pertains to 2024. >> 15% of all voters and 25% of trump voters are following it closely. things can change here, and it's not impossible that hunter biden faces challenges. how do you they they will handle it? >> it's a great deal of what comes out of the case. the reporting is that it's coalescing around issues around hunter biden's taxes. whether or not there are

evidence to challenge them with a crime, and whether there is evidence off is a connection to joe biden, and a political matter that is the key point here. this is not a large number of americans. but a personal basis, you have seen the president and the first daily, stake out where they are in this. they say we love our son and we will support him in whatever is to come. >> you brought up the trip to ireland, and hunter biden was on. in some ways doing some of the things that beau biden used to do before he passed. >> yeah, it was noticeable. hunter was helping with some of the logistics. that was a role that beau played. joe biden introduced hunter as i had youngest son. a reference that he lost his oldest son. this is a family affair and the biden's keep it close. >> always a pressure to be with you. up next, a look at u.s.-led effort to get americans out of

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>> i'm basically doing a masters so by was in the sudan to research on the same topics. >> reporter: how is your family, do have you family there? >> yeah, of course. because of the hierarchy of citizenship, a lot of people can't afford to leave because of the prices of bus tickets. >> reporter: u.s. officials say 1,000 americans evacuated since the conflict debegan by land, sea or air and said it's too dangerous to get sift citizens out. it brought 100 private citizens kbu there are hundreds more. >> we have been working closely with international partners. >> reporter: will there be more ships in the next if you days?

>> not they know after. >> reporter: even in war, kids will steve tease their parents. how do you feel about it? >> i wasn't scared. she was scared. >> she handled herful 100%. >> larry, do we know how many americans remain in port sudan and need help evacuating? >> it's not exact. we don't have an exact number. butky run you through numbers. there are about 16,000 dual nationals in sudan. and some have decided to remain. and they cannot tell if they are all u.s. citizens or permanent residents. but the ship here brought about 105 u.s. citizens. there are several hundred in port sudan, and they can make it

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