cnn has been following this, and adrienne broaddus is joining us. >> they are working on the time linee chief is saying that they are moving from rescue to recovery and there is a specialized team from across the state of iowa to help. there are three people still missing, including ryan hitchcock who say they may not ever see ryan walk from that building again, and the other person missing is daniel preen or daniel colvin, and we have heard from his family. just days before this collapse, the repairs were under way at the building, and i asked the city's mayor if he had any regrets knowing what he knows now. this is what he said. >> do i have regrets about this tragedy and people potentially losing their lives? hell, yeah. do i think about this every moment? hell, yeah, any tragedy of any sort. particularly to this city that i am in, and believe me, this is on me. >> so, the mayor there is taking responsibility as the documents have been released regarding that building. >> thank you, adrienne broaddus, keep us posted. >>> a research drug that is already on the market that is showing

we have cnn's adrienne broaddus who is in chicago for us.ut of milwaukee where you can barely see the stadium where the brewers are normally playing. when is this expected to abate? >> reporter: it's expected to dissipate by tomorrow at midnight, that's central standard time. brianna, that's according to the national weather service, but if you are here in chicago walking downtown not only can you see it, if we move positions you can see the smoke filling the sides of the building. you can smell it. you can taste it. i spoke a short time ago with juan rojas, a lung doctor here in town at rush university medical center and he says the air quality here in chicago right now ranks among the world's worst. he's been practicing here for a long time and he says he's always concerned about his patients, but never has he had to worry about the air quality here in chicago, but it's not just here in chicago, it's also across the great lakes region. so if you are in this area or in the great lakes region, doctors are warning to limit your activity outsi

quality alerts in effect for several great lakes states, including illinois, which is where cnn's adrienne broadduse situation there. a very unhealthy level for air there. adrienne, how long is this expected to last? >> re i think we're having some technical difficulties with adrienne. i don't think she can hear us. oh, here she is. >> reporter: hopefully it will be clear by tomorrow and at least not quite as thick as what we're seeing today. if we change positions, it is easy to notice this thick smoke and the haze. now, when we spoke with you about two hours ago, you -- when we were out here, we could smell it. we could also taste the smoke. that has since changed. now, a short time ago i spoke with a doctor at rush university medical center who says he is really concerned about his patients who have pre-existing lung conditions. but this is what we are seeing in the chicago area as well as the great lakes area. but it is expected to clear out. the air quality index, unhealthy. it is registering at about 195 right now here in chicago. so stay inside, if you can. not the day for a long walk or a b

. >> adrienne broaddus is in davenport. here, why did it take so long to search that rubble for these three people who were missing? their loved ones understandably upset. >> reporter: you know what, jim, there are so many questions and we received answers from the mayor of the city in the last 30 minutes or so. one of the main questions, the timeline. the mayor says they are still working on the timeline and trying to determine the best and safest way to demolish the building. listen to what he said about that. >> do i have regrets about this tragedy and about people potentially losing their lives? hell yeah. do i think about this every moment? hell yeah! i apologize for me getting a little wordy here. any tragedy of any sort particular to this city that i'm in charge of, and believe me, this is on -- this is on me. and there are people that are talking about other people. it's me. you talk to me. and some are. and i'll take that. and i'm going to stand here and continue to take that. >> reporter: so that was the city's ma

cnn's adrienne broaddus has more. >> this is the one that hurts the most.ad a whole. >> michelle was one of 22 injured in a parking lot party, in illinois saturday night. about 21 miles west of chicago. at least one person was killed. bullets grazed the shoulder and forehead. >> i was in the backseat. and they just kept going across me, but i couldn't get any lower. do you know what i mean? i just heard it, and i felt it. at least 30 rounds went through my car, alone. >> the county sheriff's office says deputies were on site to monitor the event. >> it's just a juneteenth party, i'm not exactly sure who threw it. >> but around 12:25 am, they got called to respond to a nearby fight. and immediately returned when they heard gunfire. >> next thing you know, shots just kept going off. and everybody ran. it was chaos. >> investigators say multiple suspects fired multiple rounds into the parking lot crowd. >> [inaudible] we drop down, we dropped and they kept going. >> in st. louis, a 17-year-old man was killed and at least nine others hurt. it happened at a part

adrienne broaddus joins us now with this survival story. >> yes, it is, sara.look like a teen who has been through what he has been. he shared with robin roberts what it is like. and he says he remembers what the shooter said, "don't ever come here again." this is how his life has changed in his own words. >> there were a lot of things that are going on inside of my head that are not normal. i have been having headaches, and trouble with sleep. sometimes, my mind is just foggy, and like i can't concentrate on the things that would be easy for me to do. >> basically, he looks fine, but there is a lot that has been taken from him. >> his mother is also saying that we are look agent a child who took the a.c.t. in the eighth grade and talked about how the brain has slowed. i remember when we all learned that the teen was released from the hospital, and we all said that it is so remarkable, but it is important to underscore that he went home to a family of health care providers, including his mother and aunt who have been able to help care for him and help in the re

cnn correspondent adrienne broaddus has more on the investigation and the findings. >> reporter: victortment of justice, but many here in the city of minneapolis say it paints a picture of what they've been saying for decades. >> we found that the minneapolis police department routinely uses excessive force. >> reporter: the attorney general and the justice department unleashing a scathing report friday on minneapolis police failures, detailing systemic problems leading up to the murder of george floyd in 2020. >> the minneapolis police department and the city of minneapolis engaged in a pattern or practice of conduct that violates the first and fourth amendments of the united states constitution. >> reporter: three years after floyd was murdered by a minneapolis police officer, the doj findings reveal multiple examples of racial discrimination, excessive and unlawful use of force, first amendment violations, and a lack of accountability for officers within the department. minneapolis police chief brian o'hara now pledging major improvements. >> we will change the narrative around polic

adrienne broaddus has the latest. >> reporter: we talk about the number of people still missing, five, but those people have names. and families. and including children. i spoke with the son of one of the missing men, he says if he could go inside and search for his father, brandon, he would. would you go in there and look if they allowed you? >> yeah, i would. if they told me i could go, i'd run in there right now. i'm supposed to be graduating in three days. walk across the stage. that's it. >> reporter: has the excitement vanished? >> yeah, i don't know. i want to go because there is a lot of people going that want to support me for my food, be there for me, but at the same time, i don't even know if i have energy to go. >> reporter: and while family members deal with their pain, the city has cited the owner of the building for failure to maintain safety. that means that he could receive a $300 fine plus court fees. it is unclear when the building will be demolished. adrienne broaddus, cnn, davenport, iowa. >>> one of the stars of that 70s' show is found guilty of rape. danny maste

adrienne broaddus, cnn, chicago. >> thank you for that report. >>> a woman in florida is facing childre with her children inside as she allegedly shoplifted at a mall. according to a report from the police department, security watched the woman and another man steal items from a department store for about an hour. as the woman began to leave, she saw the car engulfed in flames and dropped the stolen items, while people outside the mall helped rescue the children from the car. both children were rushed to the hospital, one suffered several first-degree burns to her face and ears. police are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> and coming up, a gruesome discovery in mexico. police found dozens of bags containing human body parts inside a ravine, and officials believe they know who the human rem remains belong to. that's ahead. what are folks 60 and older up to these days? getting inspired! voluntring! playing pickleba...! with the freestyle libre 2 system. know your glucose level and where it's headed. without fingersticks. manage your diabetes with more confidence. now

cnn's adrienne broaddus has more. >> this is the one that hurts the most.porter: nichelle peterson was among the 22 injured in a parking lot party saturday night about 21 miles west of chicago. at least one person was killed. bullets grazed peterson's shoulder and forehead. >> i was in the backseat, and they just kept going across me. but i couldn't get any lower. i just heard it and i felt it. at least 30 rounds went through my car alone. >> reporter: the dupage county sheriff's office says deputies were on site to monitor the event. >> it's just a juneteeth party. i'm not exactly sure who threw it. >> reporter: but around 12:25 a.m., they got called to respond to a nearby fight, and immediately returned when they heard gunfire. >> next thing you know, shots are going off and everybody ran. it was chaos. >> reporter: investigators say multiple suspects fired multiple rounds into the parking lot crowd. >> i heard shooting. so we dropped down. we dropped down. it just kept going. >> reporter: in downtown st. louis, a 17-year-old male was killed, and at least

cnn's adrienne broaddus joins us from willow brook, illinois.earning this morning? >> reporter: no arrests have been made, john, and we're told multiple suspects likely fired into the crowd that was gathered in this parking lot behind me. if you look over my shoulder you will notice the entrance leading to the parking lot is still blocked and police are on scene, but in that parking lot there are red solo cups, there's also a grill. i spoke with the woman who was walking along the street, she was here this weekend and she says it was a juneteenth celebration. that's what a spokesperson with the dupage county sheriff's department also shared with us, even saying deputies were on site monitoring the party. but they were deployed to another call, but returned immediately when they heard the shots fired. as you mentioned, john, 22 people were shot. one person was killed. here is how witnesses described the scene. >> out of nowhere there was like a major gun fight for like 30 seconds, i'd say 60 plus, you know, rounds and you could tell it was like t

cnn's adrienne broaddus has the new video. walk us through what we see in the footage.obtained from the roof of a nearby building. the owner of this surveillance video shared this with us. it shows what happens in the nine minutes or so. it does cut off somewhat abruptly when the building starts to collapse. the owner tells us that's because the power was knocked out when all of this happened. you whether notice there are five support braces leaning up against the building. the one closer to the camera gradually bends, leading up to the collapse. we're not say that's what caused the collapse, but you can see it gradually bending. now, two minutes before the collapse, a large chunk of bricks starts falling. you can see this on the video, underneath what appears to be a second-floor window. a lower portion of the was also crumbles, and soon you see the collapse. that support brace that was closer to the camera, it starts bending at a much faster rate. as we've been telling you, three people who lived at this building are still missing. crews are continues their search. th

. >> reporter: adrienne broaddus, cnn, willowbrook, illinois. >>> just ahead, new restrictions on donald trump in the classified documents case as the former president explains why he didn't cooperate with investigators. >>> plus the u.s. election is almost a year and a half away, but a new poll shows how president biden would fair in a head to head match-up with donald trump. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies the easy way to get your daily fiber. >>> the u.s. magistrate is barring donald trump and his co-defendant from it is closing any information handed over to their attorneys. special counsel jack smith asked for the ban. >> trump offered his latest explanation for not turning over documents. >> i have a lot of things in there. i have to go through the boxes. i have to take out personal things. as far as the levels and all, everything was declassified because i had the right to d

cnn's adrienne broaddus has more. >> this is the one that hurts the most, i have stitches and we hadas among the 22 injured in a parking lot party in illinois saturday night, among 21, miles west of chicago. at least one person was killed. bullet grazed peterson's shoulder, and forehead. >> i was on the backseat, and they just kept going, across me but i couldn't get any lower. you know what i mean. i just heard it, i felt it. at least 30 rounds went through my car, alone -- >> the county office says deputies were on site to monitor the event, -- >> it is just a juneteenth, party and what exactly her shirt who threw. it >> around 12:25 a.m., they got called to respond to a nearby, fight and, immediately returned when they heard gunfire. >> the next thing you, no shots just went off, everybody ran, and it was k off. >> investigators say multiple suspects fired multiple rounds into the parking lot crowd, -- >> we started -- >> we dropped down, we drop down into the east up and kept going. >> in downtown st. louis, a 17-year-old male was killed and at least nine others hurt. it happened

adrienne broaddus has details. >> reporter: good morning.obtained is from the roof of a nearby before and it shows what happens in the nine minutes leading up to the collapse. i want you to take a look. here you can see that there are at loeast five support braces. pay attention to the one closest to the camera. it gradually bends about two minutes before the collapse. and a large chunk of bricks falls from under the second floor window. also a lower portion of the wall crumbles. we're not saying that because that support brace was gradually bending, we're not saying that is what led to the collapse. meanwhile at least three people have still missing and possibly buried under the rubble while investigators say their next step is to move toward recovery. one of the family members of brandon colvin, his 18-year-old son, is supposed to graduate today. he told me he doesn't know if he is going to be able to go. he just wants to hear the voice of his father. victor and rahel. >> all right. >>> and coming up for us, as the saying goes what happens

. >> cnn's adrienne broaddus is in davenport, iowa, for us.counted for. what are they sharing with you? >> reporter: well, there are three people as you mentioned, boris, still unaccounted for. the family of ryan hitchcock has accepted the likelihood the person they love may never walk out. by contrast, the family of branden colvin sr. says they're still holding onto hope. i spoke with his son who bears his same name. he's been sleeping on the pavement behind me since the collapse on sunday. here's more of our conversation. >> we have finals this week. i tried to go tuesday to school and as soon as i walked in, i just broke down and was crying. i couldn't do it. being around all those people, my friends and stuff seeing me like that. i don't know if i'll be able to go to the graduation and be around all them people. i don't know if i could do it. >> would you go in there and look if they allowed you? >> yeah, i do. if they told me i could go, i'd run in there right now. >> reporter: earlier this afternoon someone did try to run inside. a man w

adrienne broaddus is live in minneapolis with the details.ave any sense of what this federal investigation found? >> reporter: well, rahel, it's likely this federal investigation will mirror a or reflect some of what we saw in this state's investigation. you may remember minnesota's department of human rights investigated the minneapolis police department and it found practices of racial discrimination. we are talking about traffic stops and use of excessive force, especially when dealing with people of color. now, i'm not saying that's exactly what this report will reveal, but based on those findings, folks here in the community say they will not be surprised if that is the case. now, in terms of the department of justice, not only did to look at training within the minneapolis police department and some of the practices within mpd, doj members also spoke with community leaders. they wanted to hear about their experiences with officers with the minneapolis police department. and that included teams. we are talking about youth. i spoke with j

adrienne broaddus is outside the courthouse in minneapolis.his is really the culmination of what so many people who live there said has been a real problem for years, even before george floyd was murdered. what do we expect? >> reporter: we expect to find or hear today from the department of justice what their investigation found. i spoke with community leaders here in minneapolis ahead of this announcement and some of them told me whatever is in this report, they likely will not be surprised. it will just be an exclamation point or a period at the end of a sentence. that sentence is in regards to what they have been saying, they meaning people who live here in minneapolis for years. as you mentioned, before the killing of george floyd. keep in mind, this investigation was launched by the civil rights division of the department of justice and the goal was to examine the policies and practices with the minneapolis police department. listen in two what nikema livvy armstrong told me. she called the former chief of police, ma deria arredondo, at

adrienne broaddus is live for us in davenport with the latest. they say with each new day the anxiety continues to build. especially for the family of brandon colvin including his 18-year-old son. he can't leave the area. a few feet from where i'm standing is where brandon has excellenslepto overnight. i spoke with him and he told me he is supposed to graduate on saturday. >> like we had finals this week. i tried to go tuesday to school, but i broke down and i was crying. i couldn't do it. all my friends and stuff seen me like that. so i don't know if i can go to the graduation. i don't know if i can do it. >> would you go in there and look if they allowed you? >> yeah, i would. if they told me i could go, i'd run in there right now. >> reporter: and that is what some of the other family members have said as well. they like so many others are waiting for answers and we are expecting an update from city officials around 10:00 this morning. we learned yesterday the city cited the building's owner for failure to maintain this property. that fine is

cnn's adrienne broaddus has details. >> reporter: good morning.uilding and it shows what happened in the nine minutes leading up to the collapse. i want you to take a look. you can see that there are at least five support braces, and pay attention to the one closest to the camera. it gradually bends minutes leading up to the collapse. about two minutes before the collapse, a large chunk of bricks falls from under the second floor window. also, a lower portion of the wall crumbles. now, we're not saying that because that support brace was gradually bending, we're not saying that's what led to the collapse. meanwhile, at least three people are still missing and possibly buried under the rubble, while investigators say their next step is to move toward recovery. one of the family members of bra brandon colvin, his 18-year-old son is supposed to graduate today. he told me he just wants to hear the voice of his father. >> thank you. for days since the collapse, people in davenport has been protesting outside the building, demanding city officials expla

and adrienne broaddus is joining us with more on these events. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: this is the parking lot where the shooting happened and police still on scene as the gr search for the group or person responsible is still on. >> never been in anything like this honestly. >> reporter: at least one person was killed, 22 others injured at a shooting saturday night during the juneteenth celebration in willowbrook, illinois. that is about 21upage county sh deputies were on site to monitor the event. but around 12:25 a.m. they were called to respond to another incident but immediately returned when they heard gunfire erupt. >> we were all just out and next thing you know, shots were going off and everybody ran. yeah, it was chaos. >> investigators say the shooting took place in a parking lot and an unknown number of suspects fired multiple rounds into the ground. no arrests have been made. >> the motive is unclear. >> reporter: in st. louis, a 17-year-old male is dead and nine others injured after a shooting at a party in an office building. st. louis metrop