o clock here in los angeles. it their is fox news at night. tonight there and outrage over accusations that conservatives are being targeted by the federal government even having their bank accounts scanned to find out where the maga republicans shop. it s 73 hours from the first in the nation primary. votes being cast in new hampshire. not only as the former president scored a major endorsement, he is expanding his lead in the polls. brian is live in a chilly new hampshire. good evening. trace, it s 13 degrees here in manchester, new hampshire. south carolina senator and former presidential candidate tim scott endorsed donald trump at a rally in new hampshire. trump and former governor nikki haley tried to secure scott s endorsement. he shows the front runner even though he said heed not endorse in the primary. he told fox why he changed his mind. it s time to unite our party so our only target is firing joe biden. out country can t fake 4 more years. the best way to get
closet. thanks to a at tip from the fb. that person is getting a reward. steve: that s right. casey stegall joins us live from cleveland, texas. the eyes of the nation were on texas and i understand that fbi tip line was ringing off the hook they had a lot of tips coming in yesterday. things moved rely fast when a tip came in about 5:15 central time. 6:15 yesterday evening in new york that the suspect may be hiding out in a house not actually far from the crime scene itself. and just within about an hour from then, a little bit more than that, 6:30 local time, he was taken into custody. cell phone video rolling as the fugitive was taken into custody by advisor tack agents those are highly trained yups of border agents also assisted by marshals and the texas department of public safety. 38-year-old francisco oropesa arrested without incident. his bond set at $5 million and he could have a hearing before a magistrate later today. everybody played a very, very integral part
just ahead suspect is in custody. he was found under laundry in a class oset. and they expect as soon as the order expires that thousands more will try to cross the borders. how would you characterize what you are seeing? scary. the fed is likely to raise interest rates yet again. we can t be seen to be a government that maybe we ll pay or debts or maybe we won t. no. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is wednesday, may 3, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 3:00 a.m. in cleveland, texas where after a four day long manhunt, the suspect in the fatal shooting 6 five people including a mother and 9-year-old son has been arrested. authorities say that 38-year-old francisco oropeza was found hiding in a closet under some laundry in a home just miles from the hoe house use where th killings took place after they received a tip. it was a multijurisdictional operation to say the least. somebody got a tip, dps cid, u.s. marshals,
trump s top aides, including then chief of staff, mark meadows. and mike pence could be staring down the same fate as his lawyer was seen entering a closed hearing about the subpoena he s been served. all this, as trump continues to post provocative, even dangerous messages about the manhattan district attorney, who s investigating him on another case. plus, congresswoman maxine waters joins the ranking member of the house financial services committee it s here to talk about another tumultuous week for the economy and what is next for every american worried about their mortgage rates, the cost of living, even the safety of their banks. and a very special meeting of the velshi banned book club will come to order. our guest this week is not an author, but a member of the club. she has 100 years old, a longtime defender of the freedom to read. her personal story is something we hold. velshi starts now. [interpreter] and good morning to you. it s saturday, march the 25th. i m a
shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. look at that, two dogs reportedly hurt after an animal shelter was destroyed. fox weather meteorologist is here with the fox weather forecast. britta, january has been active. it has been, every week we ve had a severe weather outbreak. this was close to downtown houston, where i used to live, so it is heartbreaking to see the damage, especially to the animal shelters. waking up this morning, threat of severe weather, massive storm system. look at evolution of thunderstorms ripping through the south and we have a snow component. the threat is presents, we have a tornado watch until 11:00 in the morning that stretches into the florida panhandle. a lot of the reason of why we have seen so much severe weather, todd and carley, is the warm weather. the map hasn t looked like january, we have had record-breaking highs, that is an important part of this ingredient list, that much heat gives way to powerful storms. that is what we had yesterday and