just ahead on cnn newsroom what we re living in today is a very traditional run. making sure people can make payrolls and making sure depositors can taken care of. is that what you want for families and jobs? cnn meteorologists predicting more for california, unleashing heavy rain and snow once again. from london, this is cnn newsroom, with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday, march the 13th. 8 4:00 amy in washington, d.c., and president biden is promising all customers will have access to their money starting today. mr. biden also promising to hold the banks fully accountable. here in america, hsbc has announced buying the treasury bank. and janet yell assured americans they will make sure this doesn t happen to another bank. we want to make sure that the shortfalls that exist in one bank don t create contagion to others that are sound. and the goal always of supervision and regulation is to make sure that contagion can t can t occur. now,
and president biden tries to celebrate a strong jobs report while his attention is otherwise consumed with inflation and gas prices and gun massacres and more. the beginning of what could be a long hot summer. plus, delicate diplomacy. biden refuses to confirm a meeting with saudi arabia s de facto ruler and he once vowed to make the country a pariah because of its horrific record on human rights. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we start with our money lead and president biden heralding a, quote, terrific jobs report while also acknowledging record high prices are causing serious problems for far too many american families. there was good news in the jobs report released this morning. u.s. employers added 390,000 new jobs. unemployment stayed at a near record low of 3.6%, and 96% of the jobs lost during the pandemic erupted are back, but none of that will immediately help lower the sky-high costs of everyday goods such as groceries or gasoline. the current rate of
a missing poster said the women were driving a green 1996 silverado. here s polo sandoval with an update. well, three american women were known to have crossed the border three weeks ago. the three are identified maria rios and her sister and a friend of theirs according to the police chief chief in the south texas town. panitas. he tells us that they drove across the border on friday. the husband of one of the sisters telling investigators he was in contact with his wife after they dropped the border. but it wasn t until he lost contact with them that he turned to investigators. and it was on monday, february 27th, that they brought in the federal bureau of investigation, who is saying at this point, they cannot comment on any particulars regarding this
with emotions thinking she may not have closed the door after all. it really shocked her, hurt her, scared her. even made her second guess her own memories. and so she had the rangers had to tell her, no, we looked at the video. you didn t do anything wrong. authorities clarified last week that the door didn t lock after marine kicked it shut. and jake, the sad farewells continue here in uvalde. two more funerals being held today, and what is striking in this small south texas town, the funeral processions are so long that it really ties up traffic, brings everything to a standstill, as the processions make their way through the city, to either the funeral homes or to churches or to the graveyards. ed lavendera in texas, thank you so much. a calls grow for legislation to address the crisis of gun violence in america, let s look at how the american people feel about potential new restrictions on gun ownership.
she was killed on easter sunday. i m going to ask you one more question, sir. it s obvious that you don t want want to talk, but i want to know if you feel bad for this family who s suffered for 53 years. their daughter was found dead. she was last seen with you. your slide viewer was found by her body. you ve never apologized. you ve never said a word of support to this family. what would you like to say about that, sir? have a happy and blessed easter. had irene lived, she would have been 78 years old. her short, inspiring life and brutal death forever left a mark on this south texas town. i m hopeful that one day we will successfully bring this case to a close. a community can t compare to the family. the impact to them is direct, it s familial, it s blood, it s all those kinds of things, but this case also is an incident that has impacted our community. we have come to be defined