cnn newsroom continues right now with jim acosta. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta. a new look at the scene of this weekend's parade tragedy in south florida. this is a few miles from ft. lauderdale where the pride parade was just getting under way when a driver of a pickup truck drove into it. natasha chen is right there. this happened in front of the county sheriff and u.s. congresswoman. what are police saying about this? do we think this was a deliberate attack or just an accident? >> yeah, well, jim, we're getting a couple of new updates within the past hour. the latest from wilton manors police who are saying that they now -- they now determined this was not intentional. this was a tragic accident is the update they've just put out there. the ft. lauderdale police put out a statement describing the details of what happened saying this was a 77-year-old driver who was chosen to drive this truck in the parade because his ailments prevented him from walking in the procession. so as the truck was starting to move forward at the beginning of the para

>>> you are live in the cnn "newsroom." i am jim acosta in washington. the justice department releases horrifying videos from the january 6th capitol assault. the evidence has never been more clear. january 6th was a nightmare and before i show you some of the footage, i have to warn you, you're going to hear profanity and see a violent, deliberate assault against those that defended our capitol, like this officer seen here on body cam, being taunted and physically attacked by a violent insurrectionist. we show you this unedited, raw moment, there's an alternate interpretation making the rounds, by alternate, i mean insane. the rally against political persecution spent this afternoon continuing to whitewash the january 6th insurrection, on the doorstep of the department of justice. in this universe, the insurrectionists are victims of persecution by the doj and fbi. those who embark on what seems like a live filled acid trip on some qanon holdouts. paul gosar is a major source of conspiracy theories about what happened that day, even though as someone in

you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead you are looking at your best shot at defeating the delta variant, literally. the covid came gaininger that's easier to catch and makes you sicker unless you have been vaccinated. >>> crime tape across america. another deadly weekend with at least nine more mass shootings. >>> and we are live in ethiopia, a country mired in crisis and conflict but going to the polls at this hour for what the government calls its first free election. >>> good to have you with us. the biden administration is pushing the president's goal of at least partially vaccinating 70% the adult population by july 4th. but so far, only 16 states and the district of columbia have met that objective. while the u.s. will likely miss that goal, former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb says they won't have a major impact. instead, the u.s. should start thinking about the next phase of the vaccination evident. >> n-- effort. >>> now we need to think about pushing to the vaccine where

well, go get the golf -- >> your next hour of cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> tonight on "cnn newsroomeality rewrite into high gear with a fresh round of lies. how the new delta covid variant affects the unvaccinated and possibly people who are vaccinated. >>> and californians are asked to conserve power amid blistery record heat. i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. it's great to have you along with us. well, even by their standards members of the republican party's revisionist machine have been really cranking it out this week with a full rewrite of reality. get your tinfoil hats ready because here are this week's greatest hits. >> coming in at number 5, representative matt rosendale says juneteenth is a m

ahead on cnn "newsroom." >>> we have been warned. fbi director, saying recent ransomware attacks are posing a 9/11-like challenge to the nation. how the pipeline and meat-packing company hack attacks, just the beginning. >>> risk, versus reward. could a guaranteed krispy kreme doughnut be more effective than a chance at free-college tuition? we'll look at how people are responding to covid-

welcome to cnn "newsroom." i'm michael holmes. >>> the battle over voting rights in texas escalating, with both republicans and democrats vowing not to back down. at issue, is a bill with some of the most restrictive limits on voting access, in the u.s. democrats blocked the measure, with a dramatic walkout from the texas house, late on sunday. >> am i seeing that we don't have a quorum? and essentially, it looks, to me, like the democrats left the house floor. >> republicans did not have enough lawmakers left to vote. n now, texas is part of a national trend of republican-led states trying to pass these restrictive-voting laws. and it's, all, based on former-president donald trump's lies about 2020-election fraud. of course, there is no evidence of widespread-voter fraud. republican governor greg abbott, suggesting he would withhold pay from lawmakers, who, quote, abandon their responsibilities. texas democrats say they are not giving up. >> senate bill 7 was -- was the worst of the worst. and so, we were dete

kim i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." in a statement, the u.s. state department eye rain was were denied to choose in day free and fair election process. we'd like to build on the meaningful progress achieved during the latest round of talks in vienna. we'll continue discussions on a mutual return to compliance with the joint comprehensive plan of action. the iranian government says the conservative chief justice won more than 60% of the vote with few alternatives on the ballot. many iranians didn't bother to vote leading to the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution. ed fred pleitgen has more. >> reporter: conservatives celebrating a victory. ebrahim raisi close to iran's spree supreme leader will take over as president. with the help of god and ebrahim raisi he will do a good job, this man says. >> i am happy. >> happy. >> reporter: while turnout was low, raisi garnered more than 60% of the vote the interior ministry says. >> translator: after ebrahim raisi won his victory, his followers are putting on a show of force. not everyone is celebra

that does it for me here on "cnn newsroom." will be back tomorrow for more of a coverage of president biden's trip. >> great stuff. looking forward to it. thanks so much, bianca. >>> the french open semi-finals promise to be a blockbuster as one of the matchups pits rafael nadal against know jack djokovic. don riddell has our minute in sports. >> raf nana dal got a new statue at the french open now he is on the brink of a 14th roland-garros title but will have to meet his nemesis there. in the quarter final nadal dropped his first set in two years but still pre veeld. while in the other match novak djokovic mocked to out bettitini and he was pretty promise wd himself, too. the women's draw is wide open. swantek is out beater by sakkari. she will play krcjcikova next. >>> the phoenix suns continue to shine in the nba playoffs after making their first post season appearance after some 1 years. they are 2-0 up and for the second consecutive season the islanders are into the finals of the stanley cup they beat the bruins 4-2, it's

this is cnn newsroom. >>> search and rescue teams are working through the night searching for survivors after the catastrophic building collapse in the town of surfside near miami. part of the 12-story shamplain towers came crashing down during the early hours of thursday morning, four people are confirmed dead and the where-abouts of 159 others are unknown. it is still not clear what caused the high rise condominium tower to collapse. rescue teams have been facing daunting obstacles, heavy smoke from fires within the building, unstable mountain of rubble, as well as heavy winds and rain. ♪ it is well with my soul. >> the vigil was held friday evening to remember the lives lost and to pray for those who are unaccounted for. cnn spoke to miami-dade's fire rescue chief who has a message for those awaiting news of their loved ones. >> have hope. there's always hope. i was in haiti, and eight days after we were there, we took a girl out of a collapsed -- you got to have hope. and we're doing everything that we

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i am michael holmes and you are watching cnn "newsroom." the u.s. passed a milestone over the weekend in its effort to vaccinate americans against covid-19. the centers for disease control and prevention report more than 300 million vaccine doses have been administered and 63.5% of adults are partially vaccinated. paula sandoval reports on the push by the first lady and the top disease expert. >> stopping by an iconic harlem church hoping to increase the vaccination numbers, and the first lady and dr. anthony fauci made time to stop by the baptist church and speaking not only with the church officials but to those administering the vaccine firsthand to see what is going on in communities of color, and they realize churches are the most trusted institutions in the black and brown communities. >> people in the community trust the church and people in the church, and that's how we are going to do it, through the faith community to reach out to their congregation and flocks. >> both the first lady and dr. fauci spent time speaking with some getting thei

ahead on cnn "newsroom." >>> we have been warned. the fbi director, saying recent ransomware attacks are posing a 9/11-like challenge to the nation. how the pipeline and meat-packing company hack attacks, just the beginning. >>> risk, versus reward. could a guaranteed krispy kreme doughnut be more effective than a chance at free-college tuition? we'll look at how people are responding to covid-vaccine incentives. >>> and also. >> something is very wrong. an alien-like web of slime is choking off all forms of life in the water here. >>> cnn's arwa damon dives into turkey's sea-slime crisis. one, that was created by humans. >>> the u.s. government is warning that just about every facet of america's infrastructure is, now, directly, threatened by an epidemic of ransomware attacks. and as we saw with colonial pipeline, in april, a successful attack can, quickly, throw daily life into turmoil. an investigation found hackers accessed colonial's system, with a compromised password. it was that simple. cyberexperts believe hackers are target

this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the rye rainian government says friday's election of ebrahim raisi az thet president was the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution. washington criticized iran from blocking other candidates from run running. in a statement they said we see they announced raisi the winner on friday but iranians were denied to choose their own leaders in a free and fair electoral process. here is fred pleitgen in tehran. >> reporter: conservatives celebrating a victory. ebrahim raisi close to iran's supreme leader will take over as president. "with the help of god and with the help of said ebrahim raisi, he will do a good job" this man says. >> i am happy. >> happy. >> reporter: while turnout was low, raisi garnered more than 60% of the vote the interior ministry says. after even ream raisi won his landslide victory, his followers are putting on a show of force. not everyone is celebrating after the moderate suffered a crushing defeat. while some shops hung up raisi posters, others question the election after many candidates were disqualified by iran's gardian council in t

>>> you are live in the cnn newsroom and i'm jim acosta and today for the first time our nation recognizes juneteenth as a federal holiday. as we see the celebrations across the country, the number of why it matters and a celebration in 1865 for 250,000 enslaved texans. the freedom had been granted more than two years earlier with president lincoln's emancipation proclamation, and no one around to enforce it so they remained in bondage until granger wrote in the galveston bay, and they learned that they, too, were free, and the day was juneteenth and celebrated for years. but president biden's signature cemented it as a federal holiday. biden saying it is going down as one of the greatest honors in his presidency. that legislation passing with overwhelming bipartisan support even as the republicans want to assess the nation as what they did wrong rather than what they did right. and also this as evidence of what america has done rarely right, this is finally getting recognize. we go to suzanne malveaux following the juneteenth celebrations, and i know exactly where you are in black lives m

now, coming up here on cnn "newsroom." the director of the fbi, urging americans to wake up, and get on the offense against the threat, that he is comparing to 9/11. >>> also -- >> the country that i love, that i came in, that i have sacrificed so much, doesn't care about us. >> feeling abandoned, after republicans refuse to back a commission, to investigate the capitol insurrection. capitol police officers are speaking out. >>> and it doesn't have any teeth, but it's one of the world's most dangerous underwater predators. what it is, and why human beings are to blame. >>> welcome, everyone. the u.s. government, warning that just about every facet of america's infrastructure is, now, directly threatened by an epidemic of ransomware attacks. and as we saw with the colonial pipeline, in april, a successful attack can, quickly, throw daily life into turmoil. an investigation found hackers accessed colonial's system, with a compromised password. it was that simple. cyberexperts believe hackers are targeting american entities,

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i'm kim brunhuber and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> fire and rescue teams in south florida are working around the clock to find anyone who might be buried in the rubble of the champlain towers. one person is confirmed dead and 99 others are unaccounted for as the building collapsed early thursday morning. no one knows exactly why. surveillance video shows the moment it happened. the center part of the building fell first followed moments later by the tower on the right. rescue crews are using listening devices, cameras and sniffing dogs to try to find any survivors. they brought in heavy equipment to try to stabilize parts of the remaining structure. >> the men and women can only work at about 15 minute shifts. the level of exhaustion is degr enormous. they are carrying 80 pounds worth of gear, protective equipment, concrete saws. and there is a shear threat of a building that is unstable looming over them as they are crawling and tunnelling under debris to save lives. >> family members of those missing have gathered at a nearby co

this is cnn newsroom. >> ibrahim raici has won the presidential election in a lan slide based on 19% of the votes so far, and congratulated by the sole moderate opponent, rouhini whose term is ending and congratulated the president-elect before the official results were made public. let's go straight to cnn's fred pleitgen live in tehran, a landslide victory for the hand picked main candidate, no surprise, i guess, take us through what this means for iran and for relations with the u.s. >> well, i think there are several factors, first of all, kim, i do have to say this was really a very important and certainly most probably a pivotal election for iran and i think we will see, we will see iranian politics, move much further towards a conservative trajectory, and it has been the past eight years, and of course the past eight years, with the administration, a moderate government here in iran and foreign policy and western capital, with the foreign minister under the administration, it is a well known commodity. what you have in this election here is you have a victory, as you pointed o

i'm kim brunhuber and you're watching "cnn newsroom."ve been seeing blue skies and barricades in beijing's tiananmen square where 32 years ago today chinese troops launched a bloody crack down on pro-democracy protesters while the world watched in horror. it's believed thousands of people were killed although the official death toll is around 300. now, mainland china would like the massacre to be forgotten. in hong kong hundreds of police have been sealing off and clearing out victoria park, that's where huge vigils honoring the tine amen victims have been held for decades. authorities say there will be no large assemblies due to the pandemic. last year people defied the ban and gathered there anyway but now a national security law makes it clear that china will no longer tolerate democratic dissent. kristie lu stout is live near victoria park and will ripley standing by in taipei. christy, despite the fact that the vigil has been canceled plenty of action at the park where the commemoration usually happens right behind you there. what's

>>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta. in washington the justice department has released new videos, terrifies images from the january 6th capitol assault. today, more than five months after the attack, americans are witnessing a far-right campaign to whitewash, gasliggaslight. it shows officers being taunted and physically attacked. >>. [ yelling ] >> >> it's important to know this footage was released after cnn and other outlets requested the case. it's being used in the case against thomas webster, who has pleaded not guilty to all charges. another nexti stalking, screaming, punching another capitol officer. and then this scene, a wave pushing their way through a tunnel, literally crushing the officers' loon of defense there. you just saw the vitriol with your own eyes, yet some republican lawmakers would have you believe the compact opposite, casting attack as peaceful, blaming antifa or the fbi. marshall, a rally outside the justice department happened earlier today. they attempted to completely rewrite the history of

this is "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> today marks the first new national holiday in the u.s.nearly 40 years, with the stroke of his pen president joe biden on thursday made june 19th known as june tooept an official u.s. holiday formally recognizing the end of slavery. the measure sailed through congress this week with remarkable bipartisan ease but there is no such consensus on a bill to protect u.s. voting rights. voting rights advocate stacey abrams embraced proposed changes by democratic senator joe manchin to gain his support but it still faces a tough battle among senate republicans as cnn's ryan nobles explains. >> reporter: significant reforms to america's voting laws have been a key priority for democrats in this version of the u.s. congress and they do feel like they're making progress. the house has already passed a sweeping bill called the for the people act but its run into road blocks here in the united states senate not just republicans but a chi democrat west virginia senator joe manchin. manchin has now released his version of this bill that he thinks he can

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i'm kim brunhuber and this is "cnn newsroom. >>> the u.s.donate about 750,000 covid vaccine doses to taiwan. the island has been fighting a surge in covid cases and officials there have been asking the u.s. to share some of the vaccines it plans to donate to the world. u.s. senator tammy duckworth announced the donation during a visit to taiwan sunday. >>> president joe biden will head to the uk, belgium, and switzerland in the coming days. it's his first overseas trip since taking office. the white house says his visit will highlight america's commitment to restoring alliances. he's also attending the g7 summit to advance issues like economic recovery after the pandemic. in an op-ed for "the washington post," biden elaborated on his agenda, saying the u.s., quote, must lead the world from a position of strength. he wrote in part, as america's economic recovery helps to propel the global economy, we will be stronger and more capable when we are flanked by nations that share our values and our vision for the future by other democracies. that'

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you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, from killer to worthy adversarypresident joe biden sets the stage for his summit with russia's vladimir putin. >>> rare and dangerous, parts of the west and southwestern united states brace for record breaking heat, whiat texans are being urged to do. >>> and the unfriendly skies, kicking, punching, screaming, thousands of unruly passenger complaints, why experts say the worst could still be ahead. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. well, joe biden will say good-bye to brussels in the coming hours, but not before speaking with eu leaders. from there it's on to geneva for his first meeting as u.s. president with russia's vladimir putin. cnn's senior white house correspondent phil mattingly begins our coverage. >> i have found that he is a, as they say when you used to play ball, a worthy adversary. >> reporter: president biden now deep into preparation for his high stakes sit-down with russian president vladimir putin. >> i'm going to make clear to president putin that there are areas where we can cooperate, if he chooses,

i'm paula newton, and this is "cnn newsroom." for survivors following thursday's devastating building collapse in the town of surfside. now, family and friends of course are anxiously waiting for news that their loved ones have been found. a hopeful wall for people for the 159 people still unaccounted for stands just about a block away from the disaster site. you can see those heartbreaking pictures lining the fence adorned with flowers. cnn's erin burnett spoke with one man whose mother and grandmother are among those who's whereabouts are unknown. he said he's providing a dna swab to help with the search. >> we headed over there, and the scene was a bit chaotic. there were people everywhere. it wasn't really organized. i don't think the rain helped, so they moved us to another location where it continued to be chaotic until, you know, we kept asking everyone where we can provide the dna swab. finally we were able to do that. >> now, as search and rescue teams scour the site hoping to find more survivors, of course those friends

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cnn newsroom continues right now with jim acosta. >>> you are alive in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington. tonight prepare to witness a metaphorical hostage situation unfold as donald trump returns to the rally stage in north carolina. the midterms obsessed gop held captive by the former president has invited him to speak at a state convention. former advisers and allies say he can't let go of his 2020 election loss and pushing the big lie. a well placed source familiar with his conversations tells me he has been asking advisers if he could somehow reassume the presidency this year. and this just in. the "new york times" is reporting that during trump's final weeks in office his chief of staff mark meadows repeatedly pushed the justice department to investigate unfounded conspiracy theories about the election including this doozie that people in italy had used military technology and satellites, not making this up, to remotely tamper with voting machines in the united states and switch votes for trump to votes for biden. that is a lie. yes indeed. the presiden

. >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jim acosta in washington. we begin with a horrific crash in alabama. ten people were killed in a multi-vehicle crash in butler county, southwest of montgomery. nine of those killed were children, including a 9-month-old girl. the other eight children were -- who died were in a bus from the talapoosa county girls ranch that provides a home for neglected or abused school-age children. i want to go to martin savidge in alabama on the phone. what more are you learning? this is such a horrific situation there. >> absolutely, jim. it really is. we are at the camp where they were headed to when they were returning from a beach vacation. twice a year, girls from this particular facility go down to gulf shores. they were returning from that beach trip yesterday, and they were on i-75 northbound just south of montgomery, alabama around 2:00 in the afternoon. there was a horrific accident. nine people were in the van, including the driver. eight of the people in that van died. all of them children between the ages of 4 a

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this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin, of course, in florida where the death toll has risen following the catastrophic collapse of the 12 story building in the city of surfside. five people are now confirmed dead after a body was pulled from the rubble by search and rescue crews on saturday. 156 others are still unaccounted for. the mayor of miami-dade county says the aggressive search for survivors is still a mission. randi kaye has more on the story. >> reporter: officials looking at a report from three years ago which has certainly caught the attention of many. from 2018 it's a structural field survey report. it talks about the structural integrity of this building that collapsed and there are some things in it that are alarming. they cite the sizeable cracks in the concrete slab below the pool. they have crumbling in the parking garage they say. they found abundant cracking in the parking garage in the concrete columns and in the beams in that parking garage. they say the previous garage concrete repairs are failing. so the question is why wasn't anything done about this or was an

you are live in the cnn "newsroom" this sunday. president biden might be in brussels tonight but his mind is likely in geneva, as the president gets ready to meet with the american allies at the nato summit tomorrow. both biden and putin can agree on one thing ahead of the meeting, u.s./russia relations are strained. >> i think he's right. it's a low point. it depends on how he responds to acting consistent with international norms, which in many cases he has not. >> senior white house correspondent, phil mattingly, joins us live from pwrbrussels. phil, what is the president saying about the likely tension meeting coming up with the russian president? >> reporter: the leadup to the big meeting in geneva, one, the idea from the u.s. perspective that there's not lot of u.s. expectations anything major will come out of the face-to-face meeting, and he expanded a little bit on his thought process, something many u.s. leaders have tried to do over the course of the last seven years, and most of the time not coming out with the results t

i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin in surfside, florida, where search and rescue operations are growing more aggressive after another body was found in the wreckage of a 12-story building collapse. this is what's left of champlain towers south after part of the tower came crashing down in seconds on thursday. five people are confirmed dead and 156 others remain unaccounted for. the miami of miami-dade county gave an up date on the search on saturday. >> our teams have been working around the clock as always to search for survivors. they have not stopped and today our search and rescue teams found another body in the rubble and as well our search has revealed some human remains. >> the mayor also announced the county will immediately begin an investigation of all buildings 40 years and older. major structural problems with the building were flagged back in 2018, concerns about the nearby north tower and how safe it is. with each passing hour, families grow ever more anxious for the news about their loved ones. isabela rosales has the latesest. >> reporter: the inte

. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> thank you so much for joining me this hour. u.s. president joe biden is preparing for the next appearance in his america is back european diplomacy tour. the nato summit set to begin in just a few hours from now. mr. biden arrived in brussels, and part of his goal in europe is to repair relationships that have been freyed by the prior u.s. president. among the topics at the nato summit, what the u.s. calls is a new strategic concept dealing with threats from russia and china. phil mattingly has more on what to expect. >> president biden may have landed in brussels with the wind at his back in what u.s. officials believe was a positive summit meeting, and they wanted to show as much as they possibly could unity on the front from western democracies, and the g7 trying to roll into the meet being with the full show of force, if you will, but it doesn't mean that meeting is becoming any less difficult or complicated for president biden, and officials made clear there are no expectations of big breakthroughs or dynamic

>>> you are live in the c"cnn news newsroom". it's juneteenth in america, marking the end of slavery. holiday events celebrating the historic moment that took place 156 years ago when major general gordon granger rode into galveston, texas, bringing news for black texans, the last group of enslaved people in the nation. they had been free for more than two years. finally this was an army to enforce the emancipation procl proclamation. and president biden's signature this week cemented it, that legislate passing with overwhelming bipartisan support, something that doesn't happen often here in washington. suzanne malveaux right here in the nation's capitol, so great to see you, so great to see so many people celebrating j june juneteenth. show us how people are marking this historic day. >> we are at the cultural center in washington, d.c. on the corner of 14th. you see behind me all the people start to go gather this evening. this day is really about black resilience and black achievement as well as too celebrate this very importa

cnn newsroom continues right now with jim acosta. >>> you are alive in the cnn newsroom.ight prepare to witness a metaphorical hostage situation unfold as donald trump returns to the rally stage in north carolina. the midterms obsessed gop held captive by the former president has invited him to speak at a state convention. former advisers and allies say he can't let go of his 2020 election loss and pushing the big lie. a well placed source familiar with his conversations tells me he has been asking advisers if he could somehow reassume the presidency this year. and this just in. the "new york times" is reporting that during trump's final weeks in office his chief of staff mark meadows repeatedly pushed the justice department to investigate unfounded conspiracy theories about the

'cause we are. >>> this hour on "cnn newsroom," taking on china.resident biden sits down with world leaders for a strategy session aimed at competing with beijing. i'm live where the g7 summit is under way. >> i'm kim brunhuber in atlanta. the justice department watch dog so investigate

the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom," i'm jimmp retired the same tired old lies about a stolen election. >> that election will go down as the crime of the century. i am not the one trying to undermine american democracy. i'm the one that's trying to save it. please remember that. >> for 85 minutes, it went on like that, his big lie getting a bit stale.

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just ahead here on "cnn newsroom," police say these armed suspects opened fire into a crowd.n urgent manhunt is now under way in the miami area. >>> fans and athletes react after tennis star naomi osaka pulls out of the french open citing mental health concerns. >>> plus benjamin netanyahu's rivals are finalizing a deal that could end his run as the longest serving israeli prime minister. ♪ >>> good to have you with us. well, police in south florida may be closer to cracking a murder case after this weekend's deadly shooting outside a miami area banquet hall. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd at a concert venue. the attackers jumped out this have suv and fled just seconds later. officials say they found the vehicle in a canal and as they hunt for suspects they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county with this year's homicide numbers already matching the total for 2020. cnn's leyla santiago has more. >> reporter: newly released surveillance video shows three individuals jumping out o

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just ahead here on "cnn newsroom," hope for finding more survivors is dwindling at that collapsed condo complex in florida as rescue crews sift through the rubble of a building that was flagged as unstable years before. >>> concerns over the delta covid variant force officials to lock down a major australian city. >>> and pride festivities turn violent in turkey as police use tear gas to disperse a banned march. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. well, as a new day begins to dawn in surfside, florida, rescuers are battling the elements and clinging to hope. the death toll from thursday's condo collapse has now risen to nine, and more than 150 people are unaccounted for as of sunday. this as hopes of finding anyone left alive grow more remote. families face an agonizing wait, desperate for any word on the fate of their loved ones. on sunday they were given an opportunity to visit the site of the collapse, but hope still remains amid prayers for an 11th hour miracle. >> i expect miracles. i'm expecting many miracles. >> we want to keep maximum pressure, maximum staffing, maximum rescue people o

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welcome to cnn "newsroom." appreciate your company. i'm michael holmes. >>> manhunt, in florida, entering its third day, after a brazen shooting at a miami-area concert venue. two people were killed, at least 20 hurt, when gunmen opened fire on a crowd outside a banquet hall. police say, masked attackers jumped out of that suv, you see there, fleeing seconds later. and the car speeds away. officials say they did find that car in a canal. and as they hunt for suspects, they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county, with this year's homicide numbers, already, matching the total for all of 2020. miami's police chief wants tougher-gun laws, and says it's not just criminals who need to be held accountable. >> it is a time, in our country's nation, where our courts have been shut down. courts are not holding people accountable. unless the american people speak out, it's going to be a long, hot, bloody summer. and we can thank a lot of elected officials for that. >> well, as police scour the ar

. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom" i'm jim acosta in washington. it is grund hog day without the comeny. in other words, very repettive and not very funny. former president trump donald trump's first especially speech in months repeating the same old tire lies about a stollen election that wasn't. >> that election will go down as the crime of the century. and our country is being destroyed by people who perhaps have no right to destroy it. i am not the one trying to undermine american democracy. i'm the one that's trying to save it. please better that. >> for 85 minutes it went on like that, low energy to say the least, and airing of grievances about biden, the economy, china, immigration. i know it is at the timing to laugh it off if it wasn't also dangerous coming five months after a capitol insurrection inspired by lies. one of the songs played before his come to the stage was the theme song to the titanic. johning me now john avlon, and mrgt hoover. the jokes land, the one liners didn't land, the speech was supposed to be helping republicans in

. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta. president biden is in brussels, belgium for this year's nato summit on his second stop this trip abroad. while the goal so far has been about re-establishing america's partnership now it is about re-establishing america's power. at the g7 there were elbow bumps and pomp and circumstance, biden even comfortable enough to wear his aviators with the queen. this is the final stop before his meeting with russia's president. >> as i told him as i was running, when i was elected before i was sworn in that i was going to find out whether or not he did engage in trying to interfere in our election, that i was going the take a look at whether he was involved in the cyber security breach that occurred, et cetera. and if i did, i was going to respond. i did. i checked it out. so i had access to all the intelligence. he was engaged in all of these activities. i did respond, and i made it clear that i would respond again. >> i want to get to kaitlan collins who is live in brussels for us. it looks

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you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, an urgent manhunt under way in florida for suspects in a mass shooting that left two people dead and almost two dozen wounded in the miami area. >>> texas two-step. democrats block a controversial voting rights bill. why the state's governor says it will cost them. >>> and a major political shake-up in israel with many wondering if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way out after more than 12 years in power. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. well, a manhunt in florida is entering its third day after a brazen shooting at a miami-area concert venue. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd outside a banquet hall. police say masked attackers jumped out of this suv and fled seconds later. officials say they found the vehicle in a canal, and as they hunt for suspects, they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county with this year's homicide numbers already matching the total for all of 2020