A massive manhunt is underway in Texas to find a gunman who killed five people.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Monday, May 1st.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

In Cleveland, Texas on Friday, a man went on a rampage with an AR-15 style gun inside the home of his neighbors.

Authorities say it happened after the neighbors had asked the suspect to stop shooting in his yard

because he was making noise while their baby slept.

There were 10 people inside the home.

All of them were family.

Five survived.

Two women died trying to protect a child.

The youngest family member killed was nine years old. Over the weekend

officials outline that they have zero leads so far. Here's James Smith with the

FBI. We're still out there trying to find this individual. We consider him armed and dangerous and we're not going to stop until we actually arrest him and bring him into custody.

But he is out there and he's a threat to the community, so I don't want anyone to think something different than that. He is a threat to the community so I don't want anyone to think something

different than that he is a threat to the community and we need the community's

help to hopefully locate him soon and take him off the streets tonight.

The search for the 38-year-old suspect is now

in its third day. More than 250 officers from local, state, and federal

agencies are part of the manhunt.

Number two, the U.S. announced early this morning that it seized and sold another failing bank. The statement from

the FDIC said that First Republic Bank was purchased by J.P. Morgan Chase.

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