annnnouncer: totonight on " e nighght with seteth meyers" " -- wiwill forte nba legend and activist kareemser look, featuring the 8g band with brendan buckley. and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is karen in michigan doing tonight? [ laughter ] let's get to the news. president biden yesterday ended infrastructure negotiations with republican senator shelley moore capito and opened talks with another group of gop lawmakers led by senator bill cassidy dude, you can keep searching, but you're not going to find a reasonable group of gop senators you're like a woman who says maybe if i go to a different buffalo wild wings i'll find a husband. [ light laughter ] during an interview this week with nbc news anchor lester holt, vice president kamala harris defended the migrant situation at the southern border, excuse me, and said, quote, "there's not going to be a quick fix. i don't know, it seemed like you had one the other day. >> do not come do not come. >> seth: according to a recent poll, brooklyn borough president eric adams leads the field

king, i saw his philosophy and where his power was. >> kareem is joining me now.ed such a rich life. it is unbelievable of the things that you accomplished. what a moment it must have been to interview martin luther king jr. what did i take away from it? >> great talking to you, don. at the time you don't understand where you are and what you are doing. this was just like gee, i got an opportunity to do this. it made me take a serious look at exactly what was happening and balancing dr. king's philosophy of the fphilosophy o malcolm x. they are both sides of the same points but dr. king's approach was the one that's going to work for black americans. it was clear, we take the power away and we make people listen to us as human beings. i value that my whole life now and help me make good choices. it was a very special time of my life and moment. >> and all these years later president biden made this day a holiday. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, i think it is taken a little bit too long for this to happen and for us to be completely happy about it. some wa

thank you. kareem. when our meeting on and divisions within the european union have been laid back as a 2nd day of a lead us summit and brussels. after a very long night of debates, they rejected a proposal from germany and france to hold the summit with russia, poland, and some both countries said it would send the wrong message. we are right now in a negative spiral, and we need to brace for further downturn. so we agreed to push back. when russia targets the european union on what we stands for when it violates human rights. to constrain russia, when it attempts to undermine our interests. and we will engage russia when it is in our interest to do so to achieve our goals. for example, if we talk about climate change, or if we talk about public health or german chancellor anglo merkel insisted that dialogue with putin should be possible. and the other avenues will be explored. she's been seeking a less confrontational line on russia, along with french president emmanuel macro. and now he's admitted th

so as kareem abdul-jabbar, how doyou see this life that you have lived in this country?have a long way to go. >> and i am hopeful, the last summer when mr. floyd was murdered, a whole lot of americans all understood what black americans have been talking about for a long time. i think it was a moment where-- bridges were built and an understanding was reached. and hopefully we can have the political follow through to make a difference. so you know we have to fight for these moments and take advantage of them when we can and we don't always get there. but we have to fight the fight. >> you have to fight the power. there are many american heros who have done just that, butting with one of them, sir. thank you so much for taking the time to join us on the show, congratulations on yet another success. i hope that many people watch it as possible. >> thank you so much, trevor. all the best to you. >> fight pot we are, the movement that changed america will air june 19th on the history channel. all right, we're going to take a quick break, but we will be right back after this.

thank you, kareem. i will see you soon. >> nice talking to you, don, have a good one. >> thank you very much. >>> so, we got -- this is awful that we're going to talk about -- i can't believe that this is happening. broad daylight in new york city. a masked gunman, shooting at a 24-year-old man on a busy sidewalk. two children caught in the crossfire. thankfully, though, both unharmed. but why is this lawlessness happening now? former-new york city police commissioner is here, next. the . no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. think of what peanuts have given humanity! fuel for vast migrations! sustenance for mountaineering expeditions and long journeys across the world! but most importantly? they give us something to eat when we drink beer. planters. a nut above. hey, mom. they give us something to eat i'll never say this but.... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 a

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kareem so the hackers got into colonial's i.t. system through a vpn. how wide open were they, i think that's the question and i read somewhere there wasn't even a two-step authentication in place , is that correct? >> yes that's correct. unfortunately this is a widespread issue. people have this idea that, you know, vpn's are a security product. while they are, they product your data in transit but i've actually likened the vpn to the equivalent of a hypodermic needle that can inject into a company and bypass security products if you do not have things like two-factor or multi -factor authentication so unfortunately that simple step is what facilitated their ability to get these credentials on the dark web and then leverage them through and effectively get in without any really knowing they were there. ashley: so kareem let me follow-up with how many other companies out there, some with some perhaps critical exposure to our infrastructure, also has this wide open door to hackers who want to find it? >> unfortunately, due to the pandemic, it's probably

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and bosnia has no law regulating mountain rescue at the national level conditions for kareem and this team of rescuers are hard. a pull, open the door open and we had to buy half of the equipment ourselves. the other half assured him you number is most of it is all premier quality now and we shouldn't be using open i me prefer. okay. but once we have no other choice, i mean, we use it at her own risk talking with, according to all the necessary equipment is stored in the garage. that's the rescue team members pay for themselves. they had to move out of their former office in the fire department at the city governments. we have the city said it was due to renovation. that was nearly 2 years ago for the vase 3 minutes after 2 or 3 months, we noticed that they weren't going to give us back our office space for the thought . so we asked for an explanation regardless of the direct another war. and there's still waiting on an explanation. you can use a civil protection director says the city has many obligation, but not enough money to go around. you see the mountain rescue team is just one

okay, this twisted her ankle and rugged terrain. thankfully this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency food. oddly, mobiles out to stabilize just fine and uncle with an inflatable cost to move, you know, get it. so now we'll place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. nice, clean transport. tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to its prestige landscape, but nature has its perils. the weather here can change in minutes. that can spell danger. for inexperienced takers, the rescuers have to upset the injured party. only a few weeks ago they had a real emergency to deal with when a hiker was seriously injured at the very same spot. it was a list of silly tenants and experienced mountaineer. he had fallen while trying to photograph the scene of a recent avalanche and broken several ribs unable to move, he was just barely able to return his phone. an hour later the rescuers arrived because i'm not sure what other children i was certain the rescue is would come 100

news commentators, joy reid, kareem. and sidney poitier. who could forget cicely tyson, henry belafonte. the father of pan-africanism. malcolm x. in music we managed to not only be great but iconic as well. maxwell, who is considered to be the godfather of neo-soul and and the r&b movement. biggie smalls. nicki minaj who is changing it in the modern era. some of the greatest athletes of our time from kareem abdul gentleman balance, whose family is -- whose family is from trinidad. and even are a home -- ramon wood in the nfl. i encourage everyone to learn more about the contributions of caribbean americans, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. mcclain, for five minutes. mrs. mcclain: thank you, mr. speaker. i am that woman and i am back to talk about that the democratic double standards once again. democrats love to jump on the republican outrage train. but when we see the blatant anti-semitism from one of their own, all you see are timid, fake, pandering,

and bosnia has no law regulating mountain rescue at the national level conditions for kareem and this team of rescuers are hard pull, open ended up. we had to buy half of the equipment or so you the other half assured him, you know, most of it is dated all premier quality. now we shouldn't be using the opera may prefer to cope with what we have. no other choice that's got me and then we use it at our own risk ali portals will dr. move it. of course you know, so you're the one, all the necessary equipment is stored in a garage that the rescue team members pay for themselves. they had to move out of their former office in the fire department at the city government. he has the city said it was due to renovation. that was nearly 2 years ago for the vase 3 minutes after 2 or 3 months, we noticed that they weren't going to give us back our office space more than the throughout the day. so we asked for an explanation regardless and deduct another war. and they're still waiting on an explanation. con, uses civil protection director says the city has many obligation, but not enough money to go

this twisted her ankle and rugged terrain. thankfully this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency mobiles to stabilize to spine and uncle with an inflatable cost to move. you know, get it. so now we'll place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. not sheila green. so that's what tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to it's christine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather here can change in minutes. that can spell danger. for inexperienced takers, the rescuers have to upsize the injured party. only a few weeks ago they had a real emergency to deal with when a hiker was seriously injured at the very same spot. it was a list for the tenants and experience mountaineer he had fallen while trying to photograph the scene of a recent avalanche and broken several ribs unable to move. he was just barely able to reach for his phone. an hour later, the rescuers arrived because i'm not sure what other chinese i was certain the rescue is would come 100 percent. su

this twisted her ankle and rugged terrain him. thankfully this is just an exercise for kareem and his fellow, rescuers need to know how to respond in an emergency with the mobiles out to stabilize her spine. and uncle with an inflatable cost to move, you know, get it total. so now we will place her on the stretcher and start the evacuation. now sheila green, what tourism is booming in the mountains of bosnia and herzegovina. more and more people are flocking to its pristine landscape. but nature has its perils. the weather here can change in minutes, that can spell danger for inexperience taker. the rescuers have to upsize the injured party. only a few weeks ago they had a real emergency to deal with when a hiker was seriously injured at the very same spot. it was a live fully tenants, an experience mountaineer. he had fallen while trying to photograph the scene of a recent avalanche and broken several ribs unable to move, he was just barely able to reach his phone. an hour later the rescuers arrived because i'm not sure. what other choice i was certain the rescue is would come. 100 p

thank you very, very much, as this third wave continues salim abdool kareem.ing us. >> >>> ethiopians head a to the polls monday. they will cast votes in both regional and general elections which have been pushed back multiple times now. >>> voting won't be taking place in the tigray region, though, because of the violent conflict there. no date has been set for those elections, yet. larry maduro has the details. larry. >> reporter: after a delay of almost a year, if europeans will head to the polls monday in both the regional and national parliamen parliamentary elections, the country's prime minister says he is committed to a free, fair, and peaceful election. but it is already marred by host of problems. including a violent conflict raging within its borders. violence in parts of its tigray region in the north has created humanitarian crisis where there will be no election at all. the u.n. and other agencies say that large parts of tigray are experiencing dire hunger because of food shortages blamed on the fighting. the ethiopian government has denied these

someone who aspires not only to change greatness like kareem, but also make a difference off the courtnity and around the world, also a career best 20 former warrior harrison barnes, who now plays for sacramento, is also one of the five finalists with toscano anderson. the winner will be announced later this month. boston starbucks is seeking the right to use its name on stadiums and training facilities. the coffee giant filed an application with the u. s patent. and trademark office. if approved, starbucks could join other big name companies such as chase and levi's who sponsor stadiums and arenas. many companies are willing to spend top dollar on these sponsorships. last year, amazon reportedly spent between 304 $100 million for the naming rights for an arena in seattle, now called climate pledge arena. mcdonald's is one of the latest major corporations to have its data compromised. the company says hackers stole. business and employee data in the u. s. south korea and taiwan. the data included customer email addresses, phone numbers and other addresses. mcdonald says that the hack d

kareem abdul jabar has a new documentary about the last year of racial reckoning and you are about toyou know that, but i consider myself a bit of a sports aficionado. >> i do. >> despite never having watched a game from beginning to end. so i will talk to him about the nba playoffs, but on a more serious note he has a wonderful new documentary called "fight the power" that takes a look at protest movements that have shaped the country and it is perfect to watch on this juneteenth. we want to take a look at the new federal holiday, and we don't want to be pessimist but the fact is that this holiday rings hollow when so many republicans are trying to impose voter restrictions across the country that specifically attack black black voters. i will talk to my good friend julani cobb about that. there's a lot happening in texas from the new bill where people can carry guns with no licenses and their continued fight to restrict access to the ballot box there. so we have a jam-packed show, ali. good to be back. i missed you last week. >> i missed you too. >> happy to share the screen with yo

of 66, the lower end of the day, the new social justice champion, a war that is named in honor of kareem it is not easy to articulate how many it is to me. for r us someone e who is nonot to achieve greatness, also make a difference off the court in my community, and around the world. >> he gets it well-deserved. welcome to the french open is -- meeting for the 58th time. the king of clay looking for his fifth straight title at roland garris and 14th overall. he took the opening set 6-3. he evens the match and then the third set was one of the best you will ever see. it lasted over 90 minutes. he held off a late charge and one the tiebreaker at seven- four pick of the match when so long officials had to lift the curfew in paris the fans could stay to the very end. the joker had 20 left in the tank. he took the final five games and one the fourth at 6-2. loses for only the third time ever at the french open, two of them have been to joke of it you had advanced to the final on sunday. so what a match there. >> that is >>> starting monday, you can get a covid vaccination at the oakland coli

in fact, just connell anderson has been named one of 5 finalists for the first ever kareem abdul-jabbaral justice champion award jta led several unity walks through oakland last summer. encouraging people to take a stand against police brutality and racial injustice. he also has advocated for more latinx representation in basketball. if he wins this award. jt has chosen to donate to the east oakland youth development center. so that is awesome to see. he just keeps giving back oakland's very own as well. the line to see one of my favorite charles as well. they the community can stamp of approval about that. but thank thanks, kyle. and coming up, waiters of the future restaurants struggling to retain staff. >> has this unique server who never needs a bathroom break or even a tip. we're going introduce you to the robot waiters next. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ >> restaurant in ocean city, new jersey is being hit hard by the labor shortage caused by the pandemic. so the owne

he started 34 games for the does carmelo anthony has won the nba's inaugural kareem abdul-jabbar social-justicerd. the nba said mello was selected for his dedication over the past year to pursuing social justice and advancing abdul-jabbar is life mission to engage in power and drive equality for individuals and groups who have been historically marginalized or systematically disadvantage as the winner. anthony was able to select and to select an organization to a cheat receive a $100,000 contribution on his behalf. the warriors won to anderson. he was a finalist for the award to. but he was still receive. 25 k from the nba to donate to a charity of his choice. he will split the money between homies empowerment and the east oakland youth development center. east palo alto native and nfl superstar davante adams is back in his hometown today as we speak. adam is at the east palo alto, y m c a working out young kids in the community. we'll have some video of that event later this evening. but let's hear from devontae. in the meantime. >> i think about myself 10. the 15 year-old davante was you know

he, prosecutor, she officially retired today and she will be replaced by britain kareem con starting tomorrow. a witness still hasn't been declared in peru, week after the presidential election monday supporters of the free period party gathered outside the national election jury offices demanding the results be announced. socialist patrick castillo held in our lead over conservative rival take if you maury. but before results were announced for more claim, 300000 votes were suspicious without offering evidence. now the you and refugee agency is being accused of improperly collecting and sharing the personal data or hinge or refugees if let me and mar after military crackdown in 2017. a human rights watch report says that since 2018, the un high commissioner for refugees registered hundreds of thousands of refugees living in bangladesh comes using photographs, thumbprints, and other biometric data. it gave that information to bangladesh, his government, which then shared it with the mouth for use and possible repatriation. now the report says the agency failed to get permission from

that partially collapsed on thursday for people are known to have died on 159 or on accounted for. kareem had reports from the town of surf sites near miami as they search for survivors after the collapse of the champlin towers. the sombre reality on friday of the magnitude of the destruction and emotional devastation overnight emergency workers called several bodies from the rubble. the number of potentially missing people dramatically increased. but officials are hopeful that more survivors who are trapped beneath the wreckage will be found. unfortunately, this has been a tragic night. we are working around the clock to find people and bring them out safely because that's what our rescue team tells us. they are doing, they have hope, and we're standing with them. they are working tirelessly. they are passionate about this. they are dedicated to finding people in the rebels. the mayor also says more than 100 people have been accounted for at least 30 rescued throughout the night. family and friends of those still unaccounted for have been flooding this family reunification center despera

moving on and the international criminal court in the hague has sworn in its new chief prosecution. kareem khan is an international human rights expert and a criminal lawyer with 28 years of experience. this leading british barrister is replacing fuzzy ben suda of gambia khan has a letter un investigation and iced a war crimes in iraq as well as the one in genocide. the i. c. c is the only permanent body investigating genocide and crimes against humanity. now an armed group in man long opposed to february. his military crew says it's now halting attacks on government forces. the cur, any national defense force has been under pressure from the public to stop fighting and kaya stage, where it operates. more than a 100000 people have been displaced by the conflict. you and investigator has warned that they're at risk of starvation and disease. tony chang has more now from the time me on my board and this valley marks the border between mamma and thailand . and while it appears tranquil reports coming from the other side and can state all that it is anything but me. i'm us army. his launch and

as you prosecutor, she officially retired today and she will be replaced by britain kareem con starting tomorrow. thank you for that jemina and linda, 9 for us in manila. man moore's depos leader on time. so she is expected to face more charges on the 2nd day of her trial, proceedings began on monday behind closed doors, which he was charged with reaching over $1000.00 regulations, illegally possessing walkie talkies in breaking import export roles. to other charges, including brian bri, are due to be read out on tuesday. they carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison . the united nation is refugee agencies being accused of improperly collecting and sharing personal information of rank. refugees who fled nan mar. after a military crime, don in 2017 and human rights watch report says since 2018, the un high commissioner for refugees registered hundreds of thousands of refugees living in bangladesh, camps using photographs, thumbprints and other biometric data. it then gave that information to bangladesh as government which shared it with nan mar for possible report creation. but the re

to school were combined. 20 goes across the 2 competitions, but fronts at a penalty of their own. kareem benny's about putting it away so they had one all with the 1st go for the country since 2015 and more than doubled. that lead early in the thinking hope at the world champion conceited. another penalty in the equalize from the spot. the time you runs alida e on 109 international germany book to meeting with historic rivals england, that wembley stadium of the twice coming from behind to be hungry on wednesday, the on gary and needed to win to progress. and it looks good early on when captain adam lloyd headed them in front 11 minutes. julie training one know that also on, but chelsea kind of have a equalized after the break, but just 2 minutes later andrea delete again. thanks to under schaefer avenue. we're heading off until leon got africa made it to 2 on 84 minutes german vans at that game also took the center l g b t rights against you, a decision not to allow the munich stadium to be let's up in rainbow colors, raphael said they don't allow political gestures, but many waived rai

she officially retired today and she will be replaced by britain kareem con starting tomorrow. the u. n's, refugee agencies being accused of improperly collecting and sharing personal data from rank refugees in bangladesh. a human rights watch report says the information was given to me and mar for use impossible recreation. often without informed consent. you and she denies wrong doing and says it has cleared data protection policies. we are marci po's leader, unsigned to cheese, expected to face more charges on the 2nd day of her trial. on monday, she was charged with breaching over 19 regulations, illegally possessing walkie talkies and breaking import export roles. to further charges, including bribery, are due to be read out on tuesday as the borders see, the trial is bogus and politically motivated. members of congress in the us have held a moment of silence as the number of coffee 19 dash. their approach is 600000. the u. s. accounts for 15 percent of the global desco, but with more than 40 percent of the population fully vaccinated, the death rate has dramatically slowe

there was a full month stand off that sparked a wave of violence or med, i'm beauty equally body kareem says his leg was blown off at close range by government soldiers under the former president, in the post election crisis. calamity about us for reconciliation to happen. truth must be told. there must also be reparations. my little girl keeps asking me what happened to my missing leg. that hurts, it's hard to forgive. this man must be held accountable to the ivory and nation. the government is restoring sudden privileges. a former president you entitled to. these include a decent tool and personal security bubble and an h to trial of an international criminal court for the lady wrote in the post election violence which included murder, rape, and persecution. there were kid of crimes against humanity 2 years ago by allowing loring by boat to return. the government is taking a huge gamble. the former president is popular among many i borders. and if he decides to join active politics that could fall the charge of bulletin political scene by the government says, because of the existing d

from my florida. kareem had died now united states vice president come on, harris says the bind in administration is making progress on dealing with the sharp rise and migration across the southern border with mexico. harris was speaking on her 1st visit to the border and her capacity is the head of the white house response to migration. she visited a border patrol facility in the texas city of el paso, as well as one of the largest pedestrian crossing points with mexico roll brennan springs. it's more now from the border patrol facility on the political reasoning behind comma la harris's visit. the vice president has herself emphasized that el paso was the place where back in 2017. the trump administration's family separation policy, which caused so much controversy and criticism of children being taken away from their parents and not being properly tracked so they could be re unified that, that started here. so she's trying to draw a comparison favorable comparison, obviously between those harsher policies under president trump. and the more you main policies as the by did ministration would de

prosecutor, the international criminal court, says, cases need to be heard where the crime was committed. kareem khan is an international human rights expert. and so i'm a lawyer with 28 years experience. he said trials that the have should be a last resort with investigations into atrocities held locally. he's previously led you an investigation into iso war crimes in iraq as well as the rwandan genocide, be viewed through to we are involved in a body of law that is owned by humanity. it is not of the west or of the east is not of the goble north or the south. it belongs to each and every one of us to non state parties. i say that i wish to include you in my engagement in this joint quest for justice. the principles of independence room statute also find form in the chart of the united nations and customary international law. and my conviction is that we can find common ground in the quest and in the imperative to ensure we eradicate genocide crimes against humanity and war crimes. turkeys president has ended a 2 day visit to our by john with a focus on its success in last year. conflict with o

request of the isis you, prosecutor, she officially retired today and she will be replaced by britain kareem con, starting tomorrow. the spring usa music coming in from west africa, where there's been an explosion in the bank. the military base, near the somali capital of mogadishu revolt, say a suicide bomber detonated a bomb at the base while new army recruits were being registered. at least 10 people have died and there been no claims of responsibility. in nearly 600000 people who die from current virus in the us. it remains the worst effected country in the world, but with almost half of the population now fully vaccinated as hope the west may be over, might can the reports not from washington d. c. in this divided institution, a rare moment of bipartisanship, as democrats and republicans came together to remember the countries dead. the number of fatalities in the us that count for some 15 percent of the reported total worldwide. this week they were $25000.00 cases, reported each day, 57 percent lower than the figure a month ago. there are still too many lives being lost. we're still av

contributed to the collapse don't would just be seeing some pictures as you've been talking to is kareem of some of the survivors being pulled out of the rubble is, i know it's very early into this incident, but is there any speculation there at the moment about what might have caused this not at this point, rob, i mean some residents had been complaining about construction in the area. i mentioned the renovation work being done on the building. and there's another building right adjacent to this one that had just been completed, i think in 2002 that was also undergoing from renovation somewhat fancy or building. and so there was some heavy construction equipment on site. but it's, we don't know yet what, what the causes that's still being investigated. and the priority right now is on the search and rescue efforts. and i mean, this is, it's obviously shocking when you think about this. this isn't something that you expect to happen in the u. s. and that you don't see happening all the time. is that people here just absolutely shocked. there was a similar collapse at a building in 2018 w

especially in a place here like surf side steps away from tammy beach kareem as you were saying, of course the, the, the focus now is under the rescue effort. and by the pictures that we've been looking at, we had all those pictures just a few moments ago. of that enormous train you were talking about, shooting its way into the side of the building to try and carry some of it. but until that rescue effort is over and done with the investigation will not start cutting thanks very much. indeed. a former u. s. police officer, derek childrens jude, to be sentenced in the coming hours for the murder of george floyd. shelven was convicted in april after kneeling on floyd's neck for 9 and a half minutes. a crime, prosecutors say shocked the nation. when john henderson's outside the court in minneapolis for, as john one would imagine that the atmosphere in minneapolis is possibly as tense as it was when the case was originally heard. but what is it like there? it absolutely is chance. this is a city that, of course, went up in flames after this incident happened in may of 2020, and security here h

had out who's close to that collapse to building in miami kareem, we're just seeing more pictures now from the devastation that has happened at the apartment building the scale, as we've talked about before, is extraordinary. talk us through the rescue effort that is going on at the moment . but the rescue efforts have been complicated by bad weather as they were yesterday. we had rain on and off here and it's just been very difficult. i mean, we're hearing, we're hearing stories from emergency workers about shifts and the rubble underneath their feet. there's been fires that have, have been set a blaze because of the, the rubber that they've had to put out. and all of these, these factors are complicating the search and rescue efforts. their officials are hopeful that there's still some survivors that they can, that are trapped in the records that they'll be able to pull out. but so far, they've only recovered the dead bodies. unfortunately, they were 3 recovered overnight, bringing the total discount to the poor, but that figure is expected to rise. obviously, the biggest question t

killed when part of the 12 story building name, miami gateway and fell to the ground on thursday. kareem. her dad has moved from miami it took just seconds for about half of the 12 story beach for an apartment blocked to come crashing down. most residents inside were sleep at the time. sudden collapse sparked a frantic search for survivors. some like this, young boy were pulled to safety while one woman reportedly needed her leg amputated to free her from directed. a massive search and rescue is under way. and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in the rebel. more than 80 firefighter unit to call to the seen as nervous family members and neighbors and friends stood by to help him. the whole morning calling them not just trying to ring their cell phone as much as we can either. i mean to help the rescue just to see if they could hear her cell phone. but we have no clue right now. we're just waiting on everybody else. an entire community is now in a state of grief and shock officials and falling tears at this famil

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but france had a penalty of their own kareem benny's and putting it away to make one for his 1st go for his country since 2015 venza ma double that lead. earlier in the 2nd half of the world champions conceited and the penalty and the equalized from the spot to ty iran, alida e on $109.00 international goals. germany booked a meeting with historic rivals, england at wembley stadium up to twice coming from behind to be hungry. on wednesday, the young ariens needed to win to progress and it looked good early on. when captain adam, the lawyer headed them in front of the 11 minutes to me training one day at half time, but chelsea caught habits equalized after the break. but as 2 minutes later hungry i bleed again, thanks to andrew shaffer, germany were heading out until the younger guy made it to 2 on 84 minutes. german fans that came also took a stand to l g b t rights against us. his decision not to allow the munich stadium to be lit up in rainbow colors you ever said they don't allow political gestures, but many waived rainbow flags showing the support for the community in protest, given