HARLOW: Well, police in Fresno, California, this morning are looking for at least one suspect after someone opened fire on a group of family and friends just watching a football game in their backyard on Sunday. Four people were murdered, six others wounded.</s>SCIUTTO: Yes, it's the kind of violence that's become so familiar in America. CNN's Dan Simon, he's been covering the story, joins us now with more details. Do we know, first of all, who we're looking for and what sparked the shooting?</s>DAN SIMON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We do not. Here you have another absolutely senseless killing. You have 35, 40 people, as you said, including several children, watching a football game in the backyard of a Fresno home when a shooter or shooters sneaked into the backyard and just began opening fire. At this point, we know that four people have died, three people dead on the scene, a fourth person died at the hospital. Six people also injured with nonlife-threatening wounds. Now, what police were doing last night, they were canvassing the neighborhood, going door-to-door, trying to see if people had any surveillance video or may have seen anything. At this point, they say, they do not have a motive. No witnesses. No description of a getaway car. So, at this point, it just remains a mystery. But, again, people just enjoying a football game. Somebody comes into a backyard and just begins firing shots. Poppy and Jim.</s>SCIUTTO: Yes.</s>HARLOW: Unbelievable.</s>SCIUTTO: Unbelievable. Dan Simon, thanks so much.</s>HARLOW: All right, it is the top of the hour. Good Monday morning, everyone. I'm Poppy Harlow.</s>SCIUTTO: And I'm Jim Sciutto. It is a major week ahead on Capitol Hill for the country. Eight witnesses set to publicly testify in the ongoing impeachment investigation.
Shooting at Football Watch Party.