our thanks to wxyz for that. hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this saturday. i m fredericka witfield. we begin with this breaking news on the manhunt undway under way cleveland texas for the suspect accused of the shootings of five including an 8-year-old. ryan young isle toing all of this for us. what more are we learning about the suspect? troubling details on this. we ve been following this for hours. we ve been given a name. francisco orpeza is the name police are looking for at this point. they are still actively looking for him. this all started with a 911 call over a noise disturbance. apparently he was on his porch file firing a well. neighbors asked him to stop shootings. he went to the home and started shooting people execution style. listen to the sheriff early on in this investigation. when they got here, they found four people deceased inside of the residence. there was an 8-year-old that had been shot. everybody that was shot was shot fr
we ll have to see exactly how fema responds to adams here. what s important is the broader backdrop. it s not lost on new york city officials that border communities are already once again noticing an uptick ahead of the removal of title 42. if the last year has taught us anything, it s that increases 2,000 miles south of here usually will translate to noticeable upticks here. when you look at these numbers, the city says it cannot handle anymore. at least 58,000 already processed by the city shelter system. of them, 36,000 at least are still in the city s care. the result is a mounting tab of about $817 million over the last year of new york city s migrant crisis and the projections, if they continue to hold, suggest the city may be out some $1.4 billion by the end of june. this is the now. the city has already applied for about $654 million in fema funding. we ll see if they get any of
climate change, maybe beer will with. climate change will cause a beer shortage because barley is subject to heat and drought. prices around the world would double on average. time for an office pool. the megamillions is $654 million. if you choose the lump sum you get $372 million. by the drawing tonight, it could eclipse the record of $656 million set in 2012. i ll put $5 in. you will? that deserves a breaking news banner. but the breaking news we have for you is this. secretary of state mike pompeo in saudi arabia in riyadh to discuss what happened to jamal khashoggi. the u.s. resident and washington post journalist who disa peer peered disappeared today when
to clog the world s oceans in the next decade. the milwaukee brewers two wins away from the first world series appearance in 36 years after a 4-0 victory over the dodgers in game three of the nlcs. normally light hitting is arcia. he is delivering a big blow for the brew crew in the seventh. things got tense in the ninth when jeffers loaded the bases. astros and red sox start at 5:09 on tbs today. get the office pool together. the megamillions is $654 million. estimated cash value or lump sum is $372 million. the second largest in the game s history. it could eclipse the record set in 2012. you should file a 529 first.
why this growth we re seeing? maybe the deregulatory policies, the tax cuts contributing to this, 396,000 jobs over the 21 months have been added in the manufacturing industry. so a very positive sign of the economy. carley: speaking of money, one or two lucky people could be very rich coming up, right? we talked about this last week. no one won the jackpots over the weekend. now mega millions and powerball, a combined jackpot of more than $1 billion. so $654 million for the mega millions, that s a cash payout of $373 million. the odds of winning that, they are not great. that drawing is tonight. tomorrow, powerball, that jackpot is $345 million. but the combined odds of winning both, i want to give this to, one, in 88 quadrillion.