we begin with breaking news from surf side, florida, where dozens of recscue crews are responding to a partial building collapse. more than 80 units are on the scene. we don't have any information yet on injuries or the cause of the collapse. we are working to bring you more information. gone, more than 80 fire and rescue units are on the crscenef a partial building collapse in surf side, florida. now to washington where a

bipartisan infrastructure deal is a big step closer to reality. >> republicans and democrats have come together along with the white house and we've agreed on a framework. and we're going to be heading to the white house tomorrow. >> that is republican senator h mitt romney wednesday evening. it is just a framework, details of the plan haven't yet been written and it is still yet to be scene whether enough progressive democrats and skeptical republicans will ultimately back what is on the table. but it is progress and a seen that president biden's patience for a compromise could pay off. ryan thnobles tells was we can expect. >> reporter: this could be a very big breakthrough, a bipartisan group of republican and democratic senators saying that they have happened a deal at least the basic framework of a bipartisan infrastructure deal that could have enough votes to pass the united states senate. in addition to that major breakthrough by that group of senators, the house speaker

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer met separately with a group of white house officials to talk about the reconciliation package, that would be a separate budget item that would be under the banner of infrastructure that wouldn't need any republican support if it were to make its way through the congress. and schumer and pelosi emerged after that meeting very hopeful saying that it is possible that bipartisan pack age could be passed but only with that other package. >> you can't get the bipartisan bill done unless we're sure of getting the reconciliation bill done. and i think our members across the spectrum realize that. >> senator schumer made it sound easy, but it is anything but, it is setting the stage for a very hectic july where the congress

will have to deal with both the bipartisan package and the massive reccen coonciliation pa at the same time. so they would have to get all the dispirited groups on board to pass both packages before the august recess. but there are too many different interests involved in this, progressives saying that they won't support the bipartisan package without the reconciliation package and of course there will be no republican support unless this bipartisan package can make it through in some way, shape or form. so a lot of optimism on capitol hill on wednesday night, this group of senators will go to the white house on thursday to pitch this plan to president biden to see if they can get him on board. and then we'll see if they can pull it off in the month of july. ryan nobles, cnn, capitol hill. meanwhile the white house is moving ahead with plans to deal with a nationwide surge in violent crime. chicago has had the most homicides of any major city in

thehe upward trend is clear across the u.s. at least 292 mass shootings so far, a 40% increase from this time last year. and president biden warns it could get even worse. >> crime is historically rises during the summer. and as we emerge from this pandemic, the country opening back up again, traditional summer spike may be more pronounced than it usually would be. >> president biden promises to target illegal gun dealers and increase funding and support for law enforcement. kaitlan collins has details on this crime prevention plan. >> reporter: the recent surge in violent crime in the united states in several major cities is becoming an issue that the white house feels they need to be out in front of. so that is why you saw president biden on wednesday meeting with the attorney general and players of several major cities at the white house having a round table before coming out to address the ways that he believes that they

need to address that violence and what to do about it. and he is dealing it through the lens of gun violence saying if he believes that they tighten gun regulations and cracking down on dealers who knowingly are selling guns to people who should not be firing them, that they would go after those dealers to go after their licenses. but he also is allowing states and cities to use some of the covid-19 relief funds from that bill that he signed into law earlier this year to staff up their police departments, to pay overtime, to create these community based initiatives that they think will help stem this violence. but i think the most telling thing there president biden's remarks was not just saying that he is not viewing it through a partisan lens, saying it is an american issue, this violent

uptick in crime, but also maybe the worse is yet to come because crime does go up in the summer months and it could spike even more so given all of the lockdowns from the pandemic are now starting to lift. so essentially he is forecasting a long road ahead, so was his fbi director when he was testifying on capitol hill earlier today. kaitlan collins, cnn, the white house. police chiefs in two of the cities dealing with a crime surge say prevention is a complex challenge but the president's plan will help. >> there are a number of dynamics at play. you have people without jobs, you have education, addiction, the whole drug market that is fueling the violence, retaliatory acts, but also a spike in domestic violence violence and close acquaintance shootings and killings that have all to do with conflict resolution or the lack thereoig.

if something doesn't happen quickly, we'll see even more violence. >> i think today was a tremendous step forward. the idea that funding would be available to support additional officers, funding to support violence prevention work because i think that that is key, that it is not just about enfo enforcement, that it is about violence intervention. and then when he spoke about additional resources to support our efforts to reduce guns coming into our community, particularly ghost guns, deshl sta additional staffing will be really helpful in the city of oakland. >> i think today's announcement gives us the ability to move forward to have programmatic solutions to help people get a life away from violence.

it helps us solve crimes and slow down the stem of guns coming this to our city and focus on the violence repeat offenders. >> and those were the police chiefs of oakland, california and baltimore, maryland speaking with cnn earlier. britney spears is not holding back as she breaks her silence over the ongoing court battle to regain control of much of her life. she pleaded with the judge to end her father's legal control over finances and personal affairs. stephanie elam has more. ♪ head mit me baby one more tim♪ ♪ >> reporter: she wants her life back, saying that her wish and dream is for the conservatorship to end, a legal arrangement she's been living with for nearly 13 years, expressing from

us traegs frustration saying i' traumatized, i'm not happy, i can't sleep, i'm so angry it is insane. even adding that she wants to marry and have another child, both major life moments that the current conservatorship doesn't allow. her father's only response was that he loves and misses her. the trouble for britney spears began in 2007, her girl next door image unraveling in front of the paparazzi who were capturing her every move especially the uncomfortable moments in the singer's personal life. the following year multiple health and psychiatric issues landed spears in the hospital in january. her father, jamie spears, filed a possession with the superior court that february to place her under a temporary row beat conservatorship. he and his attorney becoming permanent co-con seven tokconsa.

and spears says i have an iud instead me but this so-called team won't let me remove it because they don't want me to have any more children. this conservatorship is doing me way more harm than good. >> usually most dconservatorshis are for the elderly, people who have exhibited mem aory deficit that are pervasive and most likely going to endure for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: but through all this, b , britney spears kept working releasing several album, two that went platinum. holding down her pieces of me las vegas residency, reportedly earning her $30 million, and serving as a judge on the x factor. the attorney resigned in the sp spring of 2019, leaving her father in control of just about

every aspect of her life. last summer her legal document stating that britney is strongly opposed to having her father as conservator and requested that jamie be removed. instead, a judge in november added a private wealth and investment management firm as a co-conservator. and now spears wants to pick her own lawyer and as she said in court, i just want my life back. this was just a status hearing. up next will be a new court daet that will be set where brittney spears will likely petition to end the conservatorship. and many celebrities are taking to social media to show their support before mariah carey tweeted we love you, stay strong. and justin timberlake said we should all be supporting britney, what is happening to her is not right. no woman should be restricted from making a decision about her

own body. spears and tell better lake were in a highly publicized relationship in the late '90s/early 2000s. california's governor is headed for a recall election. that became official wednesday after just 43 people out of more than 1.7 million removed their signatures from petitions to recall gavin newsom, and that is too few to cancel the vote which hasn't yet been scheduled. newsom is the second to face a recall election. the governor called it, quote, republican recall. and there is breaking news right now in the town of surf side, florida, just outside of miami beach. part of a building has collapsed and emergency crews are on the scene. we're getting more information on the story and we'll wribring update next. and plus emails that the angry biden campaign september to facebook during the 2020

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a horrific scene in surf side, florida, just north of miami beach where dozens of crews are responding to a partial building collapse. more than 80 units including technical rescue teams are on the scene. we don't have any information yet on injuries or the cause. we are working to bring you mor scene of a partial building collapse near miami beach. more than 3 million people in the midwestern u.s. are under flash flood alerts, that includes kansas city and surrounding areas. the region could experience flooding, damaging winds and large hail. derek van dam, what is the latest? >> we're following three major weather stories across the u.s., nask

namely the pacific heatwave and also the flash flood threat and potential of severe weather. here it is, a moderate risk of flash flooding across northern missouri, portions of nebraska, and into the kansas region. we have a slight risk of flash flooding extended all the way to just outside of the chicago suburbs. rainfall accumulation really loading up, 4 to 6 inches locally, maybe even higher amounts for some of those slow moving thunderstorms that produce the heftier rainfall totals. and so enhanced risk of severe weather across kansas and nebraska, damagingwinds, large hail. and it is looking like a christmastime radar here, a lot of colors, but the point to take from this is that the storms will be moving over the same location hence our floor flood potential across the area. the other big story, the heat building across the pacific northwest. we're flertingflirting with all

record heat. we've already tied or broke over 6,000 highs. and now we have excessive heat watches and warnings portland to seattle, temperatures in the triple digits easily through this weekend. so very, very hot. >> thank you so much, appreciate it. thursday is a big day for microsoft, the company is expected to unveil the newest version of its windows operating system. it posted this on line owing, join oig, join us to see what is next with a link at a live stream that begins at 11:00 a.m. the company's ceo is expected to lead the presentation. a number of tech experts say they have had access to a leaks version of windows 11 and some say the changes are mostly cosmetic. but we'll find out in about seven hours from now.

mooek micr microsoft's stock have been on the upward movement. and you can see all three major indices are in the green. we'll see earnings reports from rite aid, garden restaurants, thick nike and fedex among others. tensioned floored during the 2020 campaign between biden's team and facebook. the biden team was live individual over trump allies that pushed dubious facts and controversial content. >> thank fought sght for the su. >> reporter: this video began circulating online. >> the radical left are laying the ground work to steal this election from my father. we need every able bodied man, woman to joan army for trump's election security operation. >> reporter: the video's release on facebook prompted a flurry of frantic empty mails between people working with the biden

campaign and facebook. the fact that this video is still on your platform and is being used to recruit for the security effort is astounding. a senior biden campaign wrote to facebook. when a facebook official responded saying it didn't violate their policies to the video would not be removed but it would be labeled, the same biden official responded to facebook, the trump campaign has received the message that they may put videos on your platform saying millions of fraudulent votes will be used to steal the election and the solution is for able bodied people to enlist in an army. goodstruggle to believe that th is what you went to do. >> the question for me is what has facebook done to address what happened. the incitement of violence, spreading of misinformation now being used to justify anti-voter

legislation and i don't think that they have done enough. >> reporter: in the days after the election, the stop the steal movement began spreading on facebook. a dnc official flagged one group that was said to be suggesting political violence and included kept from qanon. >> trump is tell your president! >> reporter: meanwhile trump supporters began taking to the streets repeating some of those lies they had seen on social media. >> the ballots that you said you saw lying in trash cans or wherever, where are you hearing that from? >> the videos are going viral everywhere. i've seen them on tiktok, on facebook. i've seen them on fox news. i've seen them on the local news around my area. >> there is a ton of social media platforms. why are we talking about facebook here? >> well, facebook has the biggest reach and presents one of the biggest challenges. and this challenge is for

american democracy. >> reporter: casey paul tracks extremism on line. >> what facebook should be doing is the same thing it should have been doing a year ago and two years before that, ensuring this content is not easily accessible on the platform. >> reporter: facebook did take down some of the posts devoted to election lies. facebook declined and on camera interview for this story but a spokesperson told cnn that we've done more than any other internet company to combat harmful content including limiting content that sought to delegitimize the outcome of the election both before and after january 6. but democrats saymp simply not . >> we're not asking them to take down everything that we didn't like, we're asking them to take down rhetoric that enkritdincit violence, that spreads misinformation about democracy or elected officials or it makes it harder for us to compete on a

fair playing field. and there is breaking news in the town of surf side, florida, just north of miami beach. part of a building has collapsed and emergency crews are on the scene. we're getting more information on the story and we'll bring you an up ddate next. florid plus a major study show as major decline in life expectancy.

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updating our breaking news, dozens of rescue crews are on the scene of a partial building collapse near miami beach, florida. police released this image of what appears to be a residential tower with much of it reduced to rubble. there is no information yet on

injuries or how this happened, but authorities say that they have technical rescue teams and multiple fire units there to assist. so we'll bring you any updates as soon as we get them. every week seems to bring new video of the riot at the u.s. capitol on january 6. the justice department is using the footage to prosecute suspects and we're seeing it only because media outlets including cnn went to court dehanding its release. paula reed has details. >> reporter: the just it he is department has released these never before seen clips of body camera and surveillance footage showing rioters harassing and attacking police on january 6. this footage is so extraordinary because it is taken from the view point of the police as they were overrun. and it is just the latest chi chi chilling frame by frame account as police tried to protect themselves and the capitol. assaulting police is just one of the charges that the justice

department has brought against dozens of capitol riot defendants. these videos were only made public after more than a dozen news outlets led by cnn fought to make them public. these clips have been used in court against defendants charged in the attack. but they weren't made public until news outlets fought to make them available to the public. the news released today these new videos, they were actually used in a case against grady owens, he is accused of attacking officers with a skate board after he and his family allegedly came to d.c. to support the former president's efforts to overturn the election. in the clip you can allegedly see grady owens engaging with police officers. owens is charged with six crimes including assaulting officers with a dangerous weapon, emspeeding pass anage through t

kavanaugh. -- capitol. he pleaded not guilty. and another judge actually applauded the chief judge to making public the tapes saying how they are so important because they will show republican lawmakers how serious the siege was. and that these rioters were far from acting like tourists as one republican has suggested. paula reed, cnn, washington. the judge she mentioned sits on the u.s. district court for the district of columbia. and wednesday he handed down the first sentence to a capitol riot defendant. the he said i don't know what planet they are on, the release of new videos will show the attempt of some congressmen to rewrite history that these were tourists walking through the capitol is utter nonsense.

and the pentagon's top officials pushed back on republican efforts to question the defense department's diversity efforts during a house armed services hearing that was supposed to be focused on the budget. instead several questioned on critical race theory, a concept that recognizes systemic racism as part of american society. take a listen to their strong response here. >> how should the department of defense think about critical race theory? >> can i make a comment, secretary? >> i'm very limit ordeed on hig time. i've asked the question. >> i don't know what the issue of critical race theory is and the rely advance is. we don't teach critical race theory. and i think that that is a spurious conversation.

>> i want to understand white rage and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america? what caused that? i want to find that out. i've read marx, lennon o, it doesn't pick me akcommunist. i find it offensive that we're accusing our officers of being, quote, woke or something else because we're studying some theories that are out there. >> and his forceful suspicious back comes after other military officials have faced similar questions over efforts to promote diversity and combat ext extremism. financial authorities say everything indicates possible suicide in the death of the

founder of mcafee. the excentric 75-year-old was awaiting extradition to the u.s. on tax evasion charges. tragic end to a controversial life i guess. what more can you tell us? >> mcafee's death comes about 24 hours after the spanish court that xwrarnted his extradition began to notify on tuesday the parties to the case, the lawyers. but the case wasn't sent out to the media until just hours that his body was found. officials haven't said if he was in a cell by himself. he was arrested last october. and the u.s. argued that although he is no longer associated with the famous and it anti-virus software firm, in

recent years he had been earning millions and not paying taxes by promoting cryptoryptocurrenciesn selling his life story. mcafee appeared remotely by video to say that the charges were politically motivated. but the court did rule for his extake degradition saying that d tried for alleged tax evasion for the years. but it could be appealed. you say he was 75 with incredible events back in 2012 a small country and lived for a while in guatemala, he moved to canada, in 2016 he ran for president of the united states as a libertarian. and promised that it would be a game changer product. and product that bears his name is continuing to be the most

widely used. kim. >> thank you for that update. the coronavirus pandemic is being blamed as the major cause behind a drop in life expect daexpectancy in the u.s. it has dropped more in the u.s. than it did in other high income nations. the gap had been growing over time, but it ballooned to a difference of about 4.7 years after the u.s. saw particularly the high mortality rate in 2020 due to covid-19. the united states has had more coronavirus deaths than any other country in the world. meanwhile the highly transmissible delta variant may trigger a new phase in the coronavirus pandemic. in the u.s. it has been detected in all states except south dakota. a top medical expert says it could become the dominant train in areas with low vaccination rates in a matter of weeks. as erica hill reports, the cdc

director is calling it an opportunistic violence. >> about two weeks ago, it was 10% being delta and now more recently about 20% of the straensstraen strains here in the u.s. are the delta. >> reporter: a rapid increase in the potentially more dangerous strain of coronavirus. and a warning. >> it will be the dominant strain among those regions where the vaccination rate is lower than we would like. >> reporter: these four states have the lowest vaccination rates for adults in the country. among those 18 and older, less than half have at least one shot. compare that to vermont where nearly 85% have at least one dose and 75% are full will he vaccinated. yet even in areas doing well, the push continues. >> we are going to keeinnovatin new ways to get people the vaccine, new ways to get it to work for them.

>> reporter: more companies requiring shots, on source saying that employees and guests entering morgan stanley's new york offices next month must be vaccinated. in texas, 153 employees at houston methodist who refuse to get a shot have now resigned or been fired. despite a drop in covid deaths thanks to the vaccines, a new analysis of cdc data finds those dying are now younger an disproportionately black. >> nearly every death due to covid-19 is particularly tragic. because nearly every death especially among adults due to covid-19 is at this point entirely preventable. >> reporter: as the delta variant spreads, concern also growing for kids, especially those 11 and younger who aren't eligible for the vaccine. >> the best way to protect the children is to bring the level of virus circulation in the community down. the best way to do that is that

ie adults who are he wieligible vaccination to get vags nccinat. >> reporter: following a meeting wednesday to discuss cases of mild heart inflammation, they note that this condition is extremely rare and the risk of not getting the vaccine is far greater. and they say that the vaccines are safe and effective. erica hill, cnn. a building has partially collapsed just north of miami beach. emergency crews are there and cnn is getting more information on the story, we'll have an update nooext. and apple's daily newspaper in china is closing as beijing teaten tightens its grip on the territory. our new scented oils give you our best smelling scents. now crafted with more natural ingredients and infused with essential oils that are 100% natural.

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news, dozens of rescue crews are responding to a partial building collapse in surfside, florida, just north of miami beach. more than 80 fire and rescue units including technical rescue teams are on the scene. no word yet on injuries or the cause of the collapse. one man who arrived on the scene short i wily after the collapse talked to an affiliate about what he saw. >> i came by and i have never seen so many ambulances and police in my life all at once. it looked like something from like 9/11 literally. and so the back of that building, i was able to go to the back and i have video footage of the entire building collapsed from the 14th floor. so there is a third of the entire building that you cannot see from the street, but it is completely gone in the back toward the beach side. and it just looks like -- it almost looks like 9/11, like if a bomb hit or something. just completely wiped it out. there is a pile of rubble.

>> and we'll tecontinue to brin you more information as we get it. again, in southern florida, more than 80 rescue teams are on the scene of a building collapse in the town of surfside. and this just in, ethiopia's military is nowed admitting th it carried out an air strike tuesday after initially denying that such an attack occurred. witnesses say a market was hit killing as many as 30 people. military spokesperson says only footeeet er fighters in civil closes were targeted. larry, authorities now admitting that there was an air strike but still plenty of denials. what are we learning? >> reporter: we're learning that the national defense force considers the dozens who were killed and several more injured in this air strike tuesday to be

fighters, not civilians. in fabtct the spokesperson of t military telling cnn that these people could be posing as civilians and he does not consider any of them to have been civilians. and he says this was not the target of the military but a militant gathering. which contradicts eyewitnesses and cnn's own reporting. this was on the 3 3rd anniversay of more than 1,000 died. and even this admission that it was an air strike came only two days after this happened. and after condemn nation from the u.n., from the u.s., from the european union, though notably not from the african union. this is a region which did not have an election when 80% of the

country did participate because of the ongoing civil war. and the military seems to consider this reporting an attempt to overshadow what was generally a peaceful election. but this is a place which has been in conflict, any sort of life is completely cut off. and so this is the worst fighting that has been seen here since the conflict began in november. >> really appreciate the update on that developing story. it is the end of an era in hong kong where the last region of the loudest pro democracy anti-beijing newspaper has hit shelves. apple daily has printed its last edition after 26 years, a casualty of hong kong's year old national security law and many fear press freedom as a whole may have gone down with ivan wa.

>> reporter: this is the sprawling newsroom of apple daily. but it is not likely to be functioning for much longer. because the staff here are working to put what management say will be their final edition to bed. and that is because less than a week ago, hundreds of honk con police raided these offices and began going through computers and hard drives. and they arrested at least five of the newspaper's top executives. and those individuals are being accused of essentially treason. they have allegedly incited foreign governments to put sanctions on the leadership of hong kong and of mainland china through the articles that they had published. the leadership of hong kong vehemently deny that this is an effort to stifle hong kong's free press. >> don't try to accuse the hong

kong authorities for using the national security law as a tool to suppress the media or to stifle the freedom of expression. >> reporter: throughout a rarai night, several protestors gathered outside and showed support, a gathering that has now attracted the attention of police. and now the official edition has been printed in these predawn hours, the headline here says hong kong's painful farewell in the rain. the management of apple daily say since the police seized the company's assets, they cannot afford to continue publishing this daily newspaper, meaning these printing presses will soon go silent for the very last time. the british foreign secretary, the european union, have denounced this and it is part of

a broader crack towne in hong kong where opposition poli politicians have been rounded up and face different kinds of charges. the pro democracy marches and protests have not been tolerated for a year. ostensibly on the dround ground public health because of the coronavirus pandemic. it has taken just one week for the authorities in the city to kill this newspaper. ivan watson, cnn, hong kong. there is breaking news right now in the town of surfside, florida just outside of miami. part of a building has collapsed. emergency crews are on the scene. we're getting more information on the story and we'll bring you an update next.

recapping our breaking news now, dozens of rescue crews are responding to a partial building collapse this sin surfside, florida. it appears to be a residential tower. this is on collins avenue, one of the most well-known streets this south florida. so there is no information yet

on injuries or even how it happened, but authorities a i t that they have multiple teams there to assess. a man who owns property in the building was at the scene shortly after the collapse. listen to this. >> family has a unit there and we have a tenant that lives in one of the units. a i just came to see where it was. i couldn't really see what part of the building. and it is hike -- it is unbelievable. >> what is your reaction right now, your biggest worry? >> oh, rmy god, there has to be people that were there in these units. it's like what is going on? had to be like all of a sudden. i don't know if people were able to get out or heard something or what, but man, i just hope people were not in there, pop people were out. >> and dozens of rescue crews

are on the scene of a partial collapse of what is a residential building. stay with cnn to the very latest. buckingham palace now admits in its annual report that the royal household isn't diverse enough. it also says that it was working on becoming more diverse even before prince harry and his wife of racism. here is cnn's max foster. >> reporter: the british monarchy is often described as a white institution and buckingham palace accepts now that it does need to do more to address diversity amongst the staff working here. for the first time in their annual financial report, they have broken down the numbers in relation to diversity. so 8.5% of buckingham palace

staff, royal household staff, consider themselves diverse. the palace has a target of bringing that up to 10% by the end of next year. a senior royal source says the results are not what we would like, but we are committed to improving this, hence we've started to publish for the first team our diversity statistics to ensure that we are both open and transparent about our efforts to improve and we expect to be held accountable for the progress we make. ha harry and his wife famously mad report is about the staff that, worked for them. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace. a superstar is born. don riddell has our meant in sports. >> the hawks are still causing upsets.

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breaking this morning, a building collapse they're miami, almost 100 rescue crews at the scene. a critical test today for the biden agenda, a bipartisan infrastructure deal on the table. can the white house get enough democrats on board. ney spears, the top u.s. general and federal judge have in common? l ki