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of course cnn is going to stay on this story. there is so much to learn and reality yet to be revealed. thank you for watching, our segment of the coverage, it is now time for "don lemon tonight," i can tell you this, i got the privilege of walking that site. i saw the efforts myself and there are a lot of people there working very hard and very challenging circumstances and they are all of one heart and sense of purpose. the conditions are getting worse, don. the smoke is thicker and accurate. they're advising that we need to have massing on this far out.

i showed the video at the top of what they are dealing with. it is a two-front fire that's burning inside the building and underneath the ground of the collapse. it is very hard. the work is going to be slow. there is a tremendous sense of duty and hope with the people there and this community needs, there is so much pain and so many people putting their arms around one another as can only happen in crisis, we are hoping in the worse of situations, we see the best of the people here and there are some miracles to come. >> the most important word you just said is hope. you and i both been on scenes where people have been trapped and beneath the rubble, everyone said you know we don't know what's going to happen. they thought maybe they were lost and they found lives be. >> that rubble. we are certainly holding onto hope. chris, i have been watching your coverage throughout the day, you are doing a great job. we thank you for that and we'll continue with the breaking news and other news of the day.

you be safe and we'll see you soon. >> so this is "don lemon tonight," thank you for joining us. a big news tonight with multiple huge stories. we have a lot more on the breaking news as the search and rescue mission in surfside continues. as you heard chris says there is a lot to deal there. we want to continue to hold out hope for folks who may be beneath the rubble and waiting to b rescued. 45 hours after the building suddenly collapsed while hundreds of people are sleeping. four people confirmed dead as of this hour. 159 unaccounted for. we don't know for sure whether all of them were in the biluildg at the time. we have more live from the scene coming up. this is also the day people in this country and around the world were waiting to see.

i have got to be honest, people were waiting for this day to see what's going to happen. t the sentencing of ex-police officer convicted of george floyd's death. that's the longest sentence. ten years addition to. this is based on your abusive of position in authority and particularly krcruelty shown to george floyd. i want to quote from the judge now in this case, judge cahill writing in his sentencing order.

"here mr. chauvin, treated with mr. floyd without respect and denied him the dignity owed to all human beings and which he would certainly extended to a friend or neighbor." the president of the united states, joe biden says this. >> i don't know all the circumstances. >> let us remember exactly what happened on may 25th, 2020. chauvin kneeling on george floyd's neck for an excruciating 9 minutes and 29 seconds. lily squeezing the life out of him while he begged for his mother and cried out "i can't breathe." his murder prompting people to the treats demanding justice. more than a year later, keith

ellison calling on congress to act now. >> i call on leaders and members of congress to pass the best and strongest version of this bill can be passed and pass it now. looif lo lives are depending on it. >> republicans refused to debate for the people act to protect voting rights. doj announces it is suing georgia over its assault on the vote. making it a crime to give food or waters to voters waiting o online. i want to get to the sentencing of derek chauvin. joining me now is neal kataja,

it is good too see you. derek chauvin got 22.5 years. are you satisfied with this result? >> el i don't know control sentences are not things supposed to bring someone satisfaction. it is about the judicious altercation of the law. it is one o f the longest police officers ever received for law enforcement. that's important. it is far above what the minnesota sensing guidelines say and it does set a new standard. 13 months ago today, george floyd was murdersed. the sentence is not going to bring him back. you and i have talked in the

past and even before of floyd's stuff of nation's history here and how sad it has been that people don't get any justice at all, the victims. >> this is a start today. it is only a start. neal, i want to talk more with you but i want to play what we heard from judge cahill. it is not the appropriate time. i am not basing my sentence on opinion. i am not basing it on any attempt to send any messages. a proud court judge, the judge of a trial court judge is to apply the law to specific vax and the deal with individual

cases. >> judge cahill was not sending a message. seeing a message like this is really not a norm. what message does it send? >> we are not used to convictions like this. this is a real fork in the road for our history. the fact this case is brought at all -- the fact that these charges include murder. historic. officer after officer testifying how wrong this was. again, historic. i understand the judge is here to apply the laws to the facts. the area where you get to do this stuff and this epidemic of

violence that plagued the african-american community. it is a start. by using a epidemic, it is not like covid, it is not something that's new. you have been better on this than anyone on a network and we talk about this way, way back. >> today is a start. >> i was watching the sentence being handsed down today. my immediate thought was okay, time served for 50 behaviors. i know there is federal charges that's going to impact the sentence, am i right? how is that going to impact the senate and what are we saying here? >> absolutely there is a further prosecution that's been sin single-

single-announced. >> so today is just one of two different proceedings and derek chauvin is going to face. i don't want basically, i don't want to say anything about that precisely but i will say the normal sentence here would have been 15 years top for second degree murder for for someone who has zero deliver defense history. what judge cahill did was no, this is an acc aggravated sentence. we got for go beyond that because of the crime. >> the position of trust in the light. >> yeah. listen, chauvin is not alone, three other officers facing charges here. charges are expected to be tried together in 2022. will it be challenging to get a conviction in their case, neo?

>> special prosecutors in those two. i am not going to spent on whether it is harder or easier. we are gearing up for that. our attorney general keith edison son, we won't rest until justice is done. >> as i say the police impunity is over at this point. we seawall saw that video. we know what happened and we stand ready to indicate the people's wishes. >> well, such a good question, don, today is great. t there is a victory and the conviction is very important. these cases are incredibly hard. they are huge and resource.

we'll go into the prosecution of the next three. what i learn from this process, more than anything and kind of read about it on the outside. >> it is criminal prosecutions are at best, a week. the real thing to do is prevent the violence before it happens. that's why the george floyd is so important. you got to do the things in police department up front so you don't have tease incidents and episodes happening later on. these bills are pending in congress right now and there is no excuse. neal, i am so grateful that you can join us. you are the perfect person to

describing this. thank you very much. >> george floyd's family -- >> if you can say anything to your daddy right now, what will it be? >> it will be i miss you and i love you.

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ex-police officer derek chauvin sentenced 22.5 years for the murder of george floyd. it was an emotional hearing including his seven-year-old daughter, gianna. >> if you can say anything to your dad, what would it be? >> it would be i miss you and i love you. >> ei want to know from the man himself, why? what were you thinking? what was going through your head when you had your knee on my brother's neck. >> our family is fort worth

broken. >> joneining me now is ben crum and philonise floyd, george floyd's brother. good evening to both out of. how are you guys doing? >> good to be with you, don. philonise, first question is for you. de de de derek chauvin got 2.5 year for your brother's murder. i asked you how you are doing but what about your family tonight? >> they're the one that's okay. they still feel the same way. we believe mr. chauvin vousould received the amount minimum amount of time. we thought our brother suffered for 9 minutes to 29 seconds. we'll never be able to get him

back. >> ten, i thought it was interesting. today it represents an opportunity to be a turning point. why do you say that? >> because, don, we have to put it in the context. when you think about as attorney general keith ellison said this was the longest a police officer ever received in the state of minnesota. it is the first time in the state of minnesota that a white police officer sentenced to prison for killing a black person. derek chauvin only received six years in prison. >> she claims dell -defense.

she only received ten year prison sentence. today shows we are dead dily making progress? do we have further to go? >> absolutely. >> we are making progress don. >> federal charges against chauvin is still pending. >> do you think he'll get the maximum sentence? you heard pelosi saying -- what are you thinking there? >> i think he would get the maximum sentence. i would too. for my brother, i would want him to get life in prison or if not worst. >> i think about the accounaccou

accountability in the civil case, the accountability of the state's criminal charged. and that's why george floyd represents an opportunity to be a turning point. and people of color can get our accountability and it is not the exceptional don lemon but it is the norm. philonise, before the senate came down, derek chauvin spoke to your family for the first time. this is what he said. >> i want to giver my condolences to the floyd family. there is going to be some other information in the future. i hope things will give you some

peace of mind. what you do you think about his condolences and do you have any information he's talking about? >> that's something that the world wants to find out. thank you. i don't know. it was finally that he did show -- any type of remorse. that was the first time he ever said anything towards us. it was finally smog good. at the same time i would never be able to get my brother back. he was killed and he stayed on his neck. a lot of opportunities to start with people tried and he didn't care. >> the other three officers that'll win, they did the same thing. they did not try to stop. they could have stopped them or push it away. >> aly di tried to resuscitate

him. they didn't detective them a chance. >> i don't know what can we do? >> my brother was tortured to death. let me rephrased that. she was murdered by police officers. you can go on the claim that he was murder. people are killing these police officers. this is good thing that he received two years because african-american we never get any type of commonality or n justice for anything. well, this is a statement. >> those other three officers on trial next yew weer, i want to what happens to them. they had the opportunity, if i

went with any och my friends and had to still somebody, they would have given me a maximum at all time. >> the first day not in my bed asleep. >> don, we are taking progress. i think the passage of george floiz, policing act we can rechbt some of these de death -- the journey of the justice ends, don lemon, when black people and other people of color won't be killed by police just because the color of their skin. that's what this journey to justice is for us to end these unnecessarily killings. >> ben and flown photojournalist, much appreciated.

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live pictures now at surfside, florida.

10:30 eastern time and you can see the smoke coming off the rubble that ooevening. search and rescue there are digging to look for survivors under the rubble collapsed in miami. miami-dade fire chief telling families 159 people unaccounted for not to give up hope. i want to bring in snow hernandez. it is so good to have you on. >> yuthe search and invest view operation have been handsed all by the way by the way bain and power, what can you tell us what they are doing and how is it going? >> thank you for having me on, doen. >> they i they are doing a fantastic job. >> the coordination between the different future cast tok force,

federal and state have done incredible trying to get the work done. you are correct, the weather is tampering the condition that are there. the wind being able to work its way as increased some of the smoke, of course, omnivore of the flames that are going on inside there. ham perring some of the entrances. >> it is enough to keep it urnds control and still allow res ac rescuers. >> andy alvarez told us he's holding out hope. we are now more than 40 boards into this. are you still hopeful? >> absolutely. >> you never give up hope. as long as there is rescuers

looking or searching and testiftes testifily willing to got give up. there is still went of time. >> there is no reason to 207. >> listen for noises. they would think they heard something and work would stop. >> they tried to find the the source of that sounds. are they highering anything? >> they want to make sure they hear people. is that what's happening right now? >> absolutely. >> that's a standard procedures that goes on during a search event. you can see some of these events a few of the workers on top of the rubble -- this could my in

this case somebody trying to seek help. at the same time you can see rescue workers prying up part of the surface, they call it delayering, picking up on one side, the sheer keeping that end open and able to send in their canines to see if they are getting any hit. >> that would be shorted by shorted -- sorted out. >> water being pumped into the site to fight the virus. >> the water is heavier and makes it rieus ier for kids. >> the water does cause a h, at

least keep it under control and still allow those rescuers worker to get into there and see if they are able to find any kpikts. >> so that san as you build a san castle kind of turn hard like a rock when you add water to its. the act of rain does not help each other. >> and i can't even imagine. >> i can sit here and hey, we are looking at smoke at the scene and mla, mla, mla. >> can you talk to us about that, joe? >> absolutely. >> we worried about it during ground zero. the world trade certain. all of us belong to a health

reasons, we were exposed and covered with masks. the same precautions are being taken here by rescue workers. joo c cit citizens, try to pay. it could as simple as a mattress or complex. >> so, look, we are in the united states, we think that we got the best standards in prophase. we got the system in place. efrlg is stable. you walk into a billing and yeah, this is inspected and all goods. >> this area had some of the strictest building codes. any idea what could have caused it? >> of course i am not taking a stab at it.

i am sure the engineers staying quiet on i. i grew up here my hole life. we do see the complication and steal that's inside the concrete structure. we do live on a one-room plateau. however, of course rock underneath us. >> johane hernandez, thank you much. >> yep. >> thank you, dawn. the biden administration making a big move against effects to restrict voting rights. a state with a new law that makes it harer to vote is in if cr if -- >>

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. so the biden administration taking his search combatting. mayor garland is saying it is clear who the law intended to target. >> today the department of justice is suing the state of georgia. >> our complaint alleges that recent changes to georgia's election laws were enacted of the purpose of denying or getting black georgiaans to vote. >> the lawsuit quote, "legally" and constitutionally "is dead wrong. >> unjoining mow fou us now.

does he even need to show that this was done intentionally? >> i used to work in the boating right section you have a re resul -- the idea of the equal protection of the law or the 15th amount. somebody violated their constitutional rights if the results of their action has caused there to be the infringement that. to have that impact. >> here you can combined of what he had said purposeful intent when is why he's bringing it under this particular provision. >> so garland went as far as to

say if the supreme court had not struck down a position of the voting rights act. this would not have gone into effect, what do you make of that? >> he's talking about section 5, requiring any state that was covered under the florida forks making any voting related change. he said had that been a fact, we would never permitted this law to go into effect. section five is essentially a p proactive measures and it guards against them from being passed. second two is the less preferred methods. you have to be automobile to pursue it. an ideal voting rights act would include the section 2 and

section 5, to have the proactive and reactive measure. it is striking to have the attorney general of the united states say. what the supreme court gutted, this would never have been an issue. we would not have to pursue a lawsuit against the state of georgia. >> yeah. >> laura, republicans are pushing this effort all over the country. >> 14 states enacted. 22 new laws making it harder to vote. >> is this the first of many cases to come? >> i think it may be. >> if the pattern here is that one of the things he said was there should have been a cause for celebration. >> fortin crease voter. >> there was no widespread frog -- sn >> it is the idea of creating a law in figure of a natural disease is what he's telling us

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>> what does it tell you of the political division in this country? >> we'll look at the rage that we have seen. we were playing soum of the major military leaders talking about the idea that january 6th and what happened there. look at what the impact of the election has had. >> people talking about the big lies, stoking the flames and many respects here. the idea there were threats and election workers who normally volunteered and just volunteering or hire within capacity, just to get you to vote. >> it is incumbent upon the government. but, it also should mean that to create the vienvironment.

having the u.s. attorneys, proactive measures is yet another indication of the political division that we see and the fall-out from january 6th as well. >> laura coates, much appreciated it. thank you so much phenon this fy evening. d.c. officer, mike fanon is finally getting a betting with kevin mccarthy, what he told him next.

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we have news tonight on d.c. metropolitan police officer, michael fanone, who was attacked by rioters, and severely injured during the january-6th

insurrection. he finally got a meeting today with house republican leader kevin mccoarthy. mike fanone's a friend and he's been on this program numerous times recounting the horrors. mike suffered a heart attack, and a concussion. now, he is dealing with traumatic-brain injury, and post-traumatic stress disorder. joining him in the meeting, u.s. capitol police officer, harry dunn, who also defended the capitol, that day. he's been on this show, as well. fanone is angry, that some republicans are downplaying what happened. >> i went there with specific requests. i asked kevin to denounce the 21-house republicans, that voted against the gold-medal bill, which would recognize and honor my co-workers and colleagues, that fought to secure the capitol on january 6th. i, also, asked him to denounce

andrew clyde's statements, regarding january 6th. specifically, that it was something of a normal-tour day here, at the capitol. i found those remarks to be disgusting. i, also, asked him to, publicly, denounce the baseless theory that the fbi was behind the january-6th insurrection. >> ultimately, mike was disappointed. mccarthy would only commit to addressing these false-conspiracy theories, with his members, in private. michael fanone. holding the powerful accountable. also, want to make sure you know about my new podcast. silence is not an option. and i am taking on hard conversations about being black in america. you can find that on your favorite-podcast app. and my new podcast with, none

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♪ hello and welcome to our viewers here, in the united states, and all around the world. i'm paula newton. ahead, right here on "cnn newsroom." not giving up hope, despite unimaginable odds. rescue workers and families are holding out hope, any semblance of hope, for survivors underneath this rubble in florida. >> i am praying for a miracle. but clearly, there's fires. clearly, there's other stuff happening. and i -- i don't know if they can get in there fast enough. also, a day of