corona virus appears far wider than any one thought. ah, a search for survivors officer residential building collapses in the us. justin is missing. ah, i'm not back. and this is all just alive from. also coming up. another grim discovery, a canadian indigenous group says it's find hundreds more unmarked graves at a former residential school. an admission of air strikes, but if you of his military denies, hitting a busy marketing guy reported the killing dozens of people and russia rebuked the u . k. after a naval confrontation in the black sea,

ah, under the fire rescue workers, it's searching for survivors. after a section of an apartment block collapsed in the u. s. state of florida. at least one person died when 12 stories of the building and so side, the miami beach plunged to the ground in the early hours of thursday morning. at least 51 residence missing before to say they rescued. 35 people really should look out the window and see. i thought it was like a store coming in. what happened was that when the dust cleared, there was the back half the building or back 2 thirds of the building was gone. and the dog in the neighborhood, and basically we have like a really big ramble. i think that it was like a motorcycle like classic early in the morning and we turn around and we see

a cloud at home and always just like what is going on. okay, let's go to a hot dog who's by that collapsed building in miami. kreme just talk us through what's happening with the rescue efforts. first of all. well, those efforts are ongoing. rob and this staging guerria for the search and rescue efforts are actually just a few blocks behind me here. and you can see the building over my shoulder right over here. it's a 12 story building is you mentioned 136 units in it. half of which have been damaged by this collapse. i think 55 in total have just been completely destroyed and the others have been rendered uninhabitable. we have 30 people who are pulled out of the rubble and one person that we know of who has passed away. but this is a building where there was some, some, some roofing work being done. it was built in 1981 and it was

undergoing it's re certification program. it's 4040 year re certification and it had some roof repairs that were that were under way. it's not clear if any of that construction actually contributed to the collapse don't would just be seeing some pictures as you've been talking to is kareem of some of the survivors being pulled out of the rubble is, i know it's very early into this incident, but is there any speculation there at the moment about what might have caused this not at this point, rob, i mean some residents had been complaining about construction in the area. i mentioned the renovation work being done on the building. and there's another building right adjacent to this one that had just been completed, i think in 2002 that was also undergoing from renovation somewhat fancy or building. and so there was some heavy construction equipment on site. but it's,

we don't know yet what, what the causes that's still being investigated. and the priority right now is on the search and rescue efforts. and i mean, this is, it's obviously shocking when you think about this. this isn't something that you expect to happen in the u. s. and that you don't see happening all the time. is that people here just absolutely shocked. there was a similar collapse at a building in 2018 where about a dozen people passed away. and we are expecting the death tool here to rise. it's still one person that's the confirmed casualty count that we have now. and there's lots of questions as to why the death count isn't, isn't much higher already. well, we don't know how many residents were in the building. the property manager does not actually keep a list of residents. they only keep a list of visitors and they're using that list to try and figure out how many

people are actually missing and, and try and try and find them yet the big we're just looking at some pictures of the moments and see to see tv pictures i think, or certainly they've been shot maybe by somebody on their mobile phone of the moment that the building, that part of the building actually comes down. it's extraordinary to think that people have actually been able to survive that incident. tell me what you've been hearing from people in the community about how this is affected them. and one would imagine also, of course, people who good friends and family who are living in that blog. absolutely, absolutely. i mean, also one thing when you, when you look at this video of the, of the building collapsing, you'll notice that there, there are lights on in many of these units. so whether or not people were inside or they left and their, their lights were on. it's not entirely clear this is hurricane season here in

florida. the rain has just recently led up and usually people tend to leave those who can leave and they have homes elsewhere. they're called them snowbird sometimes . so there's a lot of the seasonal residents who aren't here may be and are not in miami, and maybe we're not inside the building when it collapse. but no doubt, we've heard stories from residents who were in there who are awaken up from their sleep by the shaking, who walked outside to scenes of rubble. and were just the unclear on what, what to do. and now a few blocks away from where we are here. there is a family reunification center where authorities are doing their best to try and track down the missing and connect them with their families. as you can imagine, they're being inundated with, with phone calls and requests from people within the community who are, who are concerns. and we've talked about this earlier aside from just the, the desk told that we have here and the injured. you have to remember that you have

a bunch of people here who are now homeless. we're talking about hundreds of people who have effectively been made homeless by this collapse and the housing market in the u. s. and in miami area, in particular, is extremely hot. scott, home prices are much higher than the, than they have been before. rent prices are also very high. so these people are going to have a hard time finding a place to use, you know, just kind of recuperate and rebuild their lives. obviously we're going to be keeping across those stories develops, but for now cutting me how died in miami. thank you very much. indeed. an indigenous group in canada, it says is discovered $751.00 unmarked graves at the sight of a former residential school. the group says the discovery in scotch, one province is the largest of its kind in canada. last month, the remains of $215.00 children were found at another former catholic run school in british columbia. at least 150000 indigenous children were forcibly removed from

their families and sent to residential schools. a last was close in the 1990 s. we are going to be putting names to these unmarked graves. we want to honor our loved ones that lay there today. we want to make sure that we keep god place and preserve it so many can come here and he'll it's going to hurt in the coming months because the more we put names because i'm the more that it is going to re, re open some of the pains that many in maryville residential school got sinclair is a professor natal studies at the university of manitoba. he says indigenous people in canada. i've been trying to draw attention to the deaths for years. the discovery or the uncovering of residential school children at the schools which ran for about 10125 years or so in the country. these schools were run

by paid for by the state, by the churches. and these play, there were places rampant of disease, oftentimes crimes like murder and abuse. and also children who tried to escape and died was trying to travel back home. and so the number that the truth reconciliation commission, which was the investigative body that looked into this issue. but there are 3200 recorded death, but it's like me more closer to the number 222-5000 deaths to children and those sites now through the investigation by indigenous people throughout the country. canadian verse surprise, but it isn't, as people have been talking about lost children for decades, every single indigenous community of this country has part 600 and 41st nations hundreds more communities many in the communities as well. i mean, people are always talk about lost children and children who are sent away to the

schools taken away forcibly by the canadian government and never came home. so it's no surprise for peoples, but it certainly is the price for canadians who have been sold a narrative that have talked a lot about schools being educating children. it is just people's know that these schools were about exterminating children. and so this is the case that we're uncovered now and now irrefutable evidence that this is what is with the case throughout the country. if you appears defense ministry denying that one of its military air strikes it, a busy mortgage in the northern t drive region, but it had mits attacking to dr. regional fighters in the area doesn't as a civilians were reportedly killed in the strike on tuesday, was the u. s. is called a reprehensible act, or how much that reports from out of the hospital in makella capital of the ticket region, doctors through the wounded witnesses say a busy market was hit fan. if your pin strike would kill dozens of people including

children, they see up in defense force denies the market, was the spokesman, kind of getting that done. i said they are talk to gathering all fighters from the to great defense forces. the p d f. in the town of to go got 25 kilometers west of mikella out open on which actually are planes of eyes that can identify who are civilians in are a combatant. it is a year of technology. it was a great success, or a herrick fullest carried out a successful job in order. magento asked who had killed and injured children. senate footage from the scene of that kind of dentist said that to grand defense forces were good at faking injuries. the united nations was called for an ident investigation into the air strike while the european union condemned what it called the deliberate ticketing of civilians. this is yet another attack, adding up to the horrific series of international humanitarian law and human rights violations atrocities,

ethnic violence combined with serious allegations of use of starvation and sexual violence as weapons of conflict. it said in a testament, the courage unfolded as the rest of the european visit, counting the ball of paper costs for lametre election held on monday. the conflict instagram prevented any voltage. their heavy fighting has broken out in several parts of the great region. in recent days, they see a piano has dismissed claims by the tv that does says civil towns including undergrad, 40 kilometers from the editorial border. we did, you appear. if to that puts to graham fighters within striking distance of a trail whose troops have been helping get the pin government forces, the u. n. is demanding access to the region to particular defense forces continue their advances could, should they continue to capture major cities and we will face the challenge of

how international aid can be flown into the area. and well, the e c o p, an air force continues. it's reprisals which will be can carry down some as we've already seen by area. bon hoffman. the, the challenge will be who control the scott. thousands of people have been killed. millions displaced in the war that started almost 8 months ago. according to the un, around 5000000 people in today are now in need of food aid. more than 350000, and living in farming. how was the welsh as either a sub, a few appear? i still ahead and algae 010 days of warning for a former philippine president whose families been at the forefront of the battle for democracy. and the world health organization raises concerns about the stability of a russian factory. that's manufacturing corona virus, faxing. ah,

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ah ah. you want to go, just remind you about top stories. this are at least 51 people are missing. after part of an apartment loc collapse and us state of florida, at least one person died when a section of the building plunged grounds in miami beach. 35 people have been rescued and indigenous grouping. canada says it's discovered $751.00 unmarked graves of the size of a former catholic, one residential school infrastructure and problems. last month, the remains of $215.00 children were found in british columbia. ethiopians military denies it hit

a busy market in great an air strike killing dozens of civilians. but doesn't matter. targeting cheeks raise rebels fighters, area, and us and the un more to pull investigations. russia has 12, u. k. it will target any foreign warships testing its territory or claims and waters of crimea and fall as attends confrontation into black sea on wednesday. she says, a breeze warship entered its territorial waters which led to it. finding warning shots by mister boring about his johnson says the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of premier and was pursuing freedom of navigation in international waters. russia's accused the u. k. spreading misinformation and has some edits and bassett in moscow. i think it was totally appropriate to use international waters. and, and by the way, the important point is that we don't recognize the russian annexation of,

of tribes. this is part of a sovereign ukrainian territory. it was entirely right that we should vindicate the law and perceive freedom of navigation in the way that we take the shortest route between 2 points. and that's what we did. john hall has more from london. the u. k. ambassador to russia has visited the forums. foreign ministry in moscow, someone there to be given a diplomatic dressing down a so called demo, and indeed was given what the russians described as a strong demo over what happened on wednesday. and what were told the russians said to the u. k. ambassador is that the british actions in the black sea on wednesday had been provocative and dangerous. and if repeated britain would be held fully responsible for any future consequences. now not unusually in relations between russia and the west. what actually happened on wednesday is

disputed by the 2 sides. we know that a british royal navy destroy h as defender, was on maneuvers of some sort in the black sea. curiously, with a number of journalists on board at the time, it strayed, according to the russians, into rushing waters. not far off the south southern coast of crimea, pretty close to sebastopol, in fact, where the russian lexi fleet is based. it was warned by the coast guard again, according to the russians. what effect is audio of it, that if it doesn't change course, he will be fired upon. and the russians then say it was duly fired upon and bombs were dropped in its path. and that is where the account very much differs from the pretty side, which says foreign secretary, dominic, rub very strenuously and says no shots were fired. certainly no bombs were dropped . there was an exercise taking place somewhere in the vicinity, a russian naval exercise, where perhaps weapons were 5, but not at this particular destroy. and boys, johnson said it never entered russian waters. and that's because the u. k. side,

along with a great many other countries, simply don't rush, recognize rushes claim to crime. year after 2014 annexation of that peninsula, from ukraine. anti government protested of him back in the streets of thailand's capital, demanding the resignation of the prime minister. but also calling for more transparency from monarchy and an overhaul of the constitution. it's the 1st demonstration like this. after a 6 month break, judy covered 19 restrictions. tony chang reports from bangkok. i getting the protest season on the way with a sacrifice. in this case, a copy of the constitution after a low protest, it took to the street to bangkok, again on thursday. they go to mark the anniversary at the end that absolute monarchy and call for the resignation, the prime minister, your channel cher. but since the end of last year, the protests have lost their rhythm. covered lockdown have made gatherings more

difficult, and many of their leaders have been jailed, openly, arguing for reform of the monarchy. they tell him right now, they're out on bail, but still facing lengthy jail. tim's crowd. i hope you're well, i've put a lot of thought about joining this protest after i got to bail. i'm not worried. one of the conditions is i can't bring any shame to the monarchy for those still calling for the government to step down frustration for no one seems to be ready to stop that on my part, i won't give up and i will come out to keep on fighting the people who win. if you claim that the people gave you your power, you should listen to the people outside government house, a tent, stand off as one group of protest is threatened to smash through police lines. with a truck of debrief negotiations, commonsense prevail, the protest is all slowly forcing the police back towards government house. can they bring any real pressure to bit last year, despite all approaches,

the government didn't move in and the dust fell. they gathered in the downtown shopping district. the crowds was substantial, but unlike last year, they didn't bring the city to a halt. does dissatisfaction with the government rises? these protests will be hoping that drum beat brings new followers to the cause. tony chang al jazeera bank of the us, federal, 230000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of violence and me and law this year. but the amount of sharing agency says the instability is making it hard for agencies to get help to people who desperately need it. there being protests nearly every day since the military toppled the electric government back in february. people in the philippines are mocking the death of former president menu, aquino. he died from renal failure on thursday. at the age of 61. president touches

declared to 10 days of national warning. schumann, alan build and reports it though palm beach off the family of late president beneath walking says he died peacefully in his sleep. according to the death certificate he died of renal disease linked to diabetes. no words can express growth in our hearts are and probably will be locked up because he is gone. mission, be happy now we've been he's the only son of parents regarded as champions democracy in the country. his father sen beneath nor chemo was incarcerated, and later murdered on the tarmac of manila airport in 1983. during the marshall room of former precedent for dinner. markins. if i were his mother corazon, the keynote, let the people power revolution to toppled the markets regime in 1986 and was late

to voted president. and like his mother, aquino was a reluctant liter. under his leadership that began in 2010, the economy grew by an anvil weight of 6 percent and was considered economic powerhouse, se asia. when china sees the philippine scarberry shoal in the south china sea in 2012, his government filed for arbitration at the hague and won the landlord case against beijing. that the victory declared china so called 9 dash invalid. it was a david versus goliath scenario. the president, the keenest said, proved that the right is might, he chose to retire from the public eye when he stepped down from office in 2016, his successor, the current president to agree good to tear, to repeatedly attack the keenest administration and members of his opposition group the liberal party, but despite the verbal assaults against him, aquino chose to remain silent. there has been

a huge out pouring of grief both here and abroad. many look back at his presidency and say, this was a period of decency and progress. but aquino said all he ever wanted was to serve his country well, and that when it comes to its legacy, just like his parents, he will let history decide to bidding me then the 3rd, his family has been at the forefront of the fight for democracy at almost every political turning point in the history of the philippines, in one of his most remembered speeches as president before the step down. he reminded everyone that even was trying to the filipinos is we're fighting for melinda logan. 0. manila has been a 10 stand off between protesters in the occupied west bank and palestinian police demonstrators what attended to large on the death of an active and outspoken critic of president lockwood abbas. these are the banner who died on thursday while being

arrested by palestinian authority. security forces. stephanie decker has more from mama, a lot of criticism, reacting to the death of his od bye now to prominent critic of the palestinian authority. according to his family, around 25 members of the palestinian authority security forces entered his home in the hebron area around 3 30 in the morning, beating him, dragging him out of bed and dragging him screaming from the house. now, according to his family, he has no known pre existing health conditions. he's been arrested in the past. he's been threat made against him in the past. according to his family, he was very critical of the palestinian authority, calling it a subcontractor of israel, accusing them of corruption. and just around 2 months ago, shots were fired by an identified gunman at his home. so they're now cause for an investigation. the timing of this also at a time when the palestinian authority is suffering from popularity here in the west

bank, people very critical already of how they're running things and certainly the use of one of its most prominent critics now dead. what many people here accusing it at the hands of the palestinian authority security forces? the world health organization says it's worried about production methods used to make rushes sputnik vaccine. it's been approved by more than 60 countries and it's under review by the european mentions agency for use across europe. but a w h o report has identified issues of cross contamination, alongside other concerns about the stability of a production site. the report find issues with quality control data and the tracing and identification of vaccine batches. it hasn't questioned how effective the vaccine is. is, comes a day after countries, but relied heavily on chinese made vaccines raise concerns about how effective they were against new variables. that have been growing outbreaks in bahrain, chile,

and mongolia, but also use the sign a form and sign of jobs will accept a present as a lecturer at university college london, global citizenship program on outbreaks of infectious diseases. she says that a port will damage trust in this butler job. this is going to have a big blow to the general russian wall out of the vaccines because there is already a great deal of hesitancy amongst russian citizen with a poll showing that about 2 3rd saying that even prior to this that we took her luminary investigation she 3rd said that they would not take the back. so i think this is going to further hamper their role as the dummy chair went onto the site to investigate this before. of course, giving your standards approval and the issue around contamination shows that the student is working in it. and this particular plan is actually

a feeling plaque. so it was doing well once part of the vaccine process in making us put in the 5. but again, really concerning, given the fact that moscow currently is going through a huge increase in cases one of the highest in the european region. so i can, i think they're going to have a larger problem in convincing the population that it's a safe vaccine to take, even if it was only one of the plants and overall they think it wasn't included in this particular examination. a state leaders as a strategy, as big as city is going through one of the scariest times of the pandemic. sidney's typhoon restrictions in response to dozens of new infections blamed in the highly contagious delta very and testing is increased by the premier of new south. wales says there's no need to lock down further. turkeys tourism industry is hoping for

a much needed boost after russia lifted flight restrictions, hotels in the entire region on the mediterranean coast of reopening, owing months of setbacks caused by the pandemic visitor numbers dropped nearly 70 percent last year, resulting in losses of more than $20000000000.00 a this is all just here. these are the top stories, at least 51 people are missing after an apartment block partially collapsed in the u. s. state of florida. at least one person died when part of the building plunged to the grounds. the in miami beach, 35 people have been rescued, cutting how that has more from south side in miami. we don't know yet what.