viewers joining us from the united states, all around the, world i am paula newton. we begin in maine or police are in the second night of hunting for the suspect in two back-to-back shootings that killed 18 people and wounded more than a dozen others. law enforcement descended on the suspects last known, addressed just a few hours, go authorities were later heard shouting you are under, arrest had come out with your hands up. though it appears, at the suspect was not there at the time. police are searching officials are staying vigilant, remaining, inside and lock their doors as this war as they plan to investigate in the coming hours. now schools and government properties will again be closed on friday, while the suspect is still on the loose. hundreds of local, state, and federal agents are involved in the, search and that investigation into wednesday s massacre. this is the deadliest mass shooting in the states this year, it took place that two locations wednesday eve
good morning, welcome to cnn this morning, it s sunday, may everyone, i m amara walker. thank you so much for joining us. and here s what we are watching for you to feet of rain in parts of texas have flooded homes, stranded people on rooms, and turned entire neighborhoods into rivers. and there is more radon the way the warnings from officials police, and protesters clashed during a pro-palestinian demonstration at the university of virginia. the school is now responding what we re hearing from administrators this is the time of year when students start preparing for college, but problems with this year s federal student aid application could keep some low-income students out of the classroom this fall, what went wrong and what it means for students was by many measures, the economy is strong, but millions of people still struggle to feed their families. what s driving the increase? decent prices and what administrators to say can be done to fix the problem millions of peo
available to stream on and max good morning, everyone. welcome to cnn this morning it is sunday, may 5th. i m amara walker. i m victor blackwell. it is always a pleasure to be with you. thank you for being with us. here s what we re watching for you. two feet of rain in parts of texas have flooded home stranded people on rooves and 30 entire neighborhoods into rivers and there is more rain on the way. the warnings from officials as more wet weather moves in, police and protesters clashed during a pro-palestinian demonstration at the university of virginia, the school is now responding to that altercation. what we re hearing from minister later, there are reports of progress, but no breakthrough as ceasefire talks continue between israel and hamas, where negotiation stay in as israel s government faces increasing pressure to bring those hostages home. and the cicadas are here and there s a good chance you will hear them before you see them, we ll explain later on cnn thi
Global warming. not even big oil can escape the consequences of the climate crisis. of course, it s consumers that are paying the price here. even though gas prices are still below the record highs of last year, they re clearly creeping higher, and that is threatening to undo some of the progress on the inflation front. but i ll leave you some cautiously optimistic news here. experts are hopeful that the worst of this gas price spike is over. veteran oil analyst tom clos, he told me that gas prices are at or near the peak. the one catch, if there s a major hurricane, perhaps one strengthened by record high ocean temperatures, there s a major hurricane that threatens the gulf coast and its hub of refineries. and that that could cause even higher gas prices. it would also be yet another costly consequence of the climate crisis. victor and amara? matt, thank you. go inside the evolution of black
There and on the lookout for any possible debris. after enduring high ocean swells and visibility problems yesterday, conditions in the area are improving, but only slightly. just to reach the sight, in fact, each plane must fly nearly 1,500 miles eechl othe s each w. that s equivalent from about denver to new york. what does that mean? well, after getting into the area, each plane only has about three hours of actual search time left before it must turn right back around. family members of the passengers who were onboard flight 370 are no doubt watching these developments closer than anyone. translator: i feel very sad. i cannot run away from it. i accept everything. whatever the result, whether alive or dead. now for more reporting aempb insight into all of this, we turn to kerry sanders in our washington bureau tonight. how are you? ari, there is a fair amount