you re back live in the cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington. we begin the hour with the manhunt that continues for this man. 38-year-old francisco oropeza has been the focus of a desperate manhunt since friday night. that s when neighbors asked him to stop firing his rifle in the front yard because they were trying to get a baby to go to sleep. police say oropeza then entered their home and began shooting. an 8-year-old boy was among the five neighbors slaughtered, almost execution-style. that according to the sheriff in that area. cnn s ed lavendera is in cleveland, texas, for us. ed, i know you re on the scene of a vigil that just took place a short time ago for the little 8-year-old who was killed in all of this. and it s just, just underlines once again what we re dealing with in this country. just another awful tragedy stemming from mass gun violence. well, jim, even more troubling and disturbing, after just a short moment ago, we were able to speak with wilso
this week. and so, you know, more anxiety about the fragility of the financial system will complicate those discussions. yeah, they ve got to think about how much stress this system can take, as they try to curtail inflation. catherine rampell, great to talk to you. thank you so much for breaking that down for us. really appreciate it. there could be thousands of american citizens stuck in sudan. one of them is a woman who went there to visit family. she shares her story with cnn next. later, abortions and elections. how republicans are being told how to handle the controversy. plus, incredible video shows a tornado tossing a car into the air like it was a toy. take a look at this. what happened to the people in this footage, it s incredible stuff. we ll show you in just a little bit. stay with us. you re live in the cnn newsroom. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, mumuscle, bone, and heart health. yaaay
interactive show, getting answers. weeekend at 3:00 on air and on livestream answering real questions. world news tonight with david v tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the deadly tornado outbreak as we begin tonight. and the heated supreme court hearings on capitol hill. first, the breaking headline. tornado watches and warnings at this hour across several states. at least 40 reported tornadoes now. touching down in texas, oklahoma, mississippi. a confirmed ef-3 in jacksboro, texas. winds up to 150 miles per hour. dozens of homes damaged or destroyed. a tornado tossing a truck. get inside! a twister tearing across a walmart parking lot. people racing to get inside. the system now headed east to florida, the carolinas, up into the ohio valley tonight and
the pieces, powerful storms in the northeast. heather: a possible tornado tossing cars around like toys. dramatic surveillance video showing the moment violent winds flipping a parked car, no one was injured. rob: was this a tornado or streamline wind? major concern this morning is flooding. heather: janice joins us, straight-line winds can be powerful. we will find out later if this was a tornado. a powerful cold front part of the ingredients that was set up for damaging winds across the northeast and mid-atlantic but look at this, 60s, 50s, powerful cold front set records in terms of record lows overnight last night and you can see along that front showers and thunderstorms
welcome back to marci gonzalez. thank you for stepping in for reena who is under the weather right now. i m t.j. holmes. we want to start with these violent storms devastating the southern plains, dangerous flash floods and some nasty tornadoes claiming as many as six lives. at least 12 people missing in texas after a swollen river swept away a vacation home with three families inside. and a mexican border town is in shambles, torn apart by a tornado that killed 13 people and ripped a baby from its mother s arms. our coverage begins with abc s phillip mena. millions under threat from tornadoes, high winds and more catastrophic flooding. on the texas/mexico border, just two miles from the u.s. air force base, a tornado tossing cars upright, flipping school buses, residents picking through the rubble. further north in texas, a state of emergency.