here in germany and chance are anglo miracles, ruling conservative could face afar. right upset and key state elections. this sunday, polls of the eastern state of zack from the on has show the popularity of the conservative c. d. u party has slipped and it could be overtaken by the far right alternative for germany. it's a key test for a cd you leader and chancellor candidate arman. last sunday's pool is the last regional poll before the general election on september 26th, which will be the 1st in 16 years, not to feature on gall america, half convert houses. there will st. cleveland book is famous for its old town, but with very few tourists visiting during the pandemic and go about have turned their attention to the upcoming state election. the far right a if d is said to gain a quarter of the vote. and it's moving wants to go to the state parliament for cleveland book, he's complaining with slogans like, get your country. that was the one i want to we. we want our old ways back. we don't want to take anything away from anyone. we just went back the country that e

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have a ureat to cheer on wales from afar. have a great weekend. _ to cheer on wales from afar. 19—year—old harry dunn, killed in a collision with a us citizen. melissa laurie, the british woman attacked by a crocodile in mexico and saved by her twin sister, comes out of a medically induced coma. good morning. counting the cost of delaying reopening. places like this, bars, restaurants, pubs, cinemas and gyms are keen to shake off restrictions on the 21st of june. many say it is the difference between surviving this pandemic or closing the doors for good. good morning. with the delayed euro 2020 kicking off tonight, i have come outside. this is where the bbc will kick up its coverage, 7pm for turkey against italy and rome. overthe 7pm for turkey against italy and rome. over the weekend you have wales, can make trying to fulfil the dreams of their fans. wales, can make trying to fulfil the dreams of theirfans. in wales, can make trying to fulfil the dreams of their fans. in ten wales, can make trying to fulfil the dreams of theirfans. in ten minutes i will be speaking alan sheare

. >> yeah, i would, like, go back and see her and, like, from afar because i probably wouldn't have much>> jimmy: and just see her from afar and say hey, "i love you. >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: cool, and just see her. all right, and since we're talking about jeff bezos, what's the last thing you ordered on amazon? >> it was a reusable boba tea cup. [ laughter ] it was >> jimmy: wait, so a reusable boba tea cup >> i found myself spending so much money on boba tea that i, like, literally ordered diy at-home boba tea and then, i was like - >> jimmy: wait, you make your own tapioca balls? >> yeah, you just like, you boil water, you put the bobas in there, you wait five minutes, and then, you got boba [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and then, you got boba >> order now [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that your catchphrase now? and then you got boba. all right. guys, for this one, migos has a new song with drake "having our way," it's big right now >> like a -- ♪ ♪ okay, let's pic up the pac jasmine up in the place ♪ ♪ just came down in a plate i'm riding new yor you came, okay ♪ ♪ you came

until lately by necessity we've all been communicating from afar and we know often that subtleties and nuances get lost or misunderstood what we sometimes crave is proximity. in the end that's what summits are about. proximity. we know that presidents biden and putin sat down today with full understanding of the issues and the positions each had staked out but seeing the handshake, as obligatory as it was, watching them come eye to eye, taking measure of the other, one couldn't help but wonder could they, would they reach an understanding, or would it be a mere photo op? there is no reason to believe that because they met the world is any safer or any less safe than it was yesterday. each had a version to share with reporters about their meeting today. and those words and characterizations will be thoroughly examined from all angles as we process what the lasting impact of the summit will be. chances are it won't be earth-shaking. but perhaps it will be a lot more than just a handshake and a photo. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday in geneva. thank you for watching, everyone i'm

appropriate to continue to support the afghans financially, to continue to support the military from afar, not having trading force in the country -- training force in the country. to do those things to ensure that they have a chance to continue pursuing peace talks and continue to hold parts of the country securely, but beyond that, we cannot fix afghan's problems. there systemic, have preceded us, and will continue after us. it is a good thing that we recognize that. host: dan caldwell with concerned veterans for america. he will be joining us for the next 35-40 minutes. if you are a veteran, (202) 748-8000. if you are active duty military, (202) 748-8001. for all others, (202) 748-8002. will continue to take your text messages and suites at c-span wj -- tweets and c-span3 j. u.s. intelligence experts belief that government of the afghan president could survive as long as two years once he withdrawal is completed. that is roughly the same interval between the u.s. withdrawal of vietnam and the fall of saigon. the latest view of intelligence analysts and u.s. senior military officials, h

important to the hackers that don't just sit thousands of miles away and try to infiltrate networks from afarethods that they want to use as well. >> i think that oftentimes we put a lot of faith in preventing people from getting in digitally. and so we'll have a firewall, we'll have anti-virus, we've got all these security controls in place for the digital world. but in the office itself they're usually maybe a little more lax. >> this is the building right here. that's the primary objective of tonight, get rts on target. we need to get them to the servers. >> reporter: brian and john invite us inside their world. teammate andrew is an expert in getting into secure places. >> we want to take the greatest strengths of our client's system and see if we can turn it against itself. >> reporter: the mission, breach two companies in two nights. >> essentially we would do a man in the middle attack. >> reporter: this kind of access is rare. both clients grant us permission to emwed with the red team. >> this is the code for the computer virus. >> reporter: the plan, break into their buildings, get

it's cute from afar. a black bear strolling a field in british colombia.oh, there's players on the field, too. maybe it's not as cute as we think. black bears are the nice ones, though. >> are any bears? animals in the wild -- >> winnie the pooh never hurt nobody. now," this year's first heat wave stretching from the upper midwest to the east coast. boston is under a heat emergency as temperatures will be in the 90s today in many cities. many hitting the beach for relief. >>> breaking overnight, two people are under arrest in the road rage shooting that took the life of 6-year-old aiden leos killed while his mother was driving him to kindergarten. tips leading to an arrest of a man and woman in their 20s. >>> vice president kamala harris in guatemala where she'll tackle migration. >>> born in the usa. the sussex family is now a family of four. harry and meghan have announced the birth of their second child, a girl. and a name that honors both her grandmother and great-grandmother the queen. >>> and in "the skinny", the main event that played out last night

the american war on terror is afar . it's a scam as suddenly butler, the marine corps, mitchell major general would have said it's a racket, and it shows now in the way that the american government failed. american veterans and active duty proved in the area of mental health. i've known that this has been an ongoing tragedy since i was in a lock myself in 2004 and experience it firsthand. the main reason we are seeing up in 10 ewing, bettering suicide epidemic in the united states. there's denial. we can talk about the suicide itself and the trauma of water. but the fact is that america is joe, you dont squeamish about the issue and we need a fake up to them. and when we do, we're going to see that the here are the back treatments where they are available all along and was just because we let government perpetuate this criminal on road. keeps alternative therapies that we hope battle buddy working to make available for americans. battery, they kept them away from us. they told us that we are fighting for freedom and then

and the mayor said to the family members are still arriving from afar. their filling the family were unification center, which is an agonizing place to be at this moment, i'm sure. and all any nearby buildings at all at risk of it from any, from something similar happening because i believe at least one building has been evacuated while there is talk of evacuating the sister building of this collapse condominium. and in fact, this was a building that's, that stands about 2 blocks away from the one that collapse. it was built around the same time, the same land by the same developers will, of course, understandably, there is much concern about a similar tragedy unfolding there. but the city's mayor has not issued evacuation at this point. the city's inspector, the building inspector, has deemed it safe. although i'm told that more inspections will follow. the government is offering assistance to anyone living in that building who would like to leave. but there is great concern, the county is now reviewing all buildings 40 years and older. this collapse bu

but even as mere mortals, l looking at the g7 from afar, we can detect the difference between a welcomingecause even a raft - of carefully crafted photo opportunities in cornwall couldn't hide the fact - that this prime minister- and his government are deeply diminished on the world stage. the prime minister waxed lyrical about the fight against climate change, but only after stepping off his private jet. he made the case for investing in girls' education around the world, yet he's cutting the amount we spend on it by 40% this year. borisjohnson insisted there'd be more money for girls' education in developing countries. and he said the uk committed to net zero when the conservatives were, as he put it, "free from the shackles" of coalition with the liberal democrats. now, earlier this week, the prime minister and his australian counterpart, scott morrison, celebrated a free trade deal between the two countries. it's the first original deal to be agreed since britain left the eu. but some farmers feel it will threaten their livelihood by opening up the uk to cheaper food imports from aust

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cause the pile up, which federal people injured ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. afar burning beneath the collapse building and search side, florida continues to hamper rescue efforts. 5 people are known to have died, but 156 remain on accounted for. johnson and johnson has agreed to pay $230000000.00 to settle a case in new york, but it's rule and fueling the appeal epidemic. the pharmaceutical giant says it permanently storms making and selling the highly addictive painkiller in the us. the leaders of jordan and egypt, heading to bagdad for summits with the rugs prime minister summit is expected to address economic corporation and security mark mood. otherwise, it has more from baghdad. this someone is trying to create some sort of a block. he can almost block apparently. but on the other hand, it's also political because many people here is including the observers and also a rocky politicians say that it is trying to drag a right to a new block in the middle east, in the context of the regions race of formations or alliances now this fine land is tightening restrict

outfitted with an array of cameras and technology, it can drive itself to help farmers monitor from afargriculture empires prepare for increasingly high hurdles on diesel admission while marketing a cleaner crop. there are a handful of startups right now. but only monarch has drawn investment from a tractor giant on part with john deere. the challenge is not different from electric sedans >> range -- sedans. ranger hours. -- range or hours. they hope to solve this quandary with redundancy, selling multiple batteries that can be swapped out. the monarch is roughly twice the cost of it diesel equivalent. the calculus is that men are saved, less maintenance and a longer lifecycle will convince farmers to pay the premium, at least until the battery economics improve. and while it will be a while before giant industrialized machines, startups are not concerned. small industrial tractors are by far the largest part and the fastest growing part of the market as well. markets move in lockstep with crop prices and as prices for crops pickup for the first time in years, farmers will be feeling flu

i watched from afar. you might remember the picture. the president was up in canada at the g7 meeting. his first one. everybody up there i am told was expressing their concern over the talk about america first. they were talking to the president about how you can't be raising tariffs. he can't take a strong stance against other countries who gotta keep trading. as the story goes, the president looked around the table. the french president, canadian prime minister, german chancellor, and his style he said here's the deal, all seven of our countries, no tariffs, no trade barriers and no nontariff barriers. your move. suddenly, everybody started to ask what time it is. the truth is, they turned green in the gills by all accounts. the president laid bare there that our trading partners want to different rules for us and american workers. they were living on themselves. in the years ahead let me say emphatically: the republican party must support free and fair trade and insist that access to american markets include access to markets of our

i was watching from afar. you might remember the picture.sident was up in canada and at the g7 meeting, his first one. and everybody out there i am told was expressing their concern about all this talk about america first. there were talking to the president about that you can't be raising tariffs, we can't be taken a strong stand against her other countries who can keep trading. as the story goes, the present looks around the table, present and prime minister, and others. and his own style, and told that he said that here is the deal all seven of our countries, no, tariffs, no trade barriers, no nontariff barriers. your move. and suddenly everybody started to ask what time it is created. [laughter] into this turned green in the hills aisle account. in the present nightmare there was some of trading partners on different roles for us for american workers. so the years ahead me say emphatically, the republican party must continue to support free and fair trade and insist that access to american markets include access to markets, trading partn

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preparing for tomorrow's opener against switzerland, meaning most of their support can only watch from afarll be cheering from back home. i'm sure the ones that come will give us a great cheer. back home, england are readying themselves with an optimism befitting their potential. now�*s probably the best chance we've ever had to achieve something so big in a tournament. we definitely have a good enough team to go all the way in this tournament. crowd: # it's coming home, | it's coming home, it's coming! a european championship played at least in part on home shores will stir some powerful memories of 25 years ago. euro �*96 — england and scotland famously met then. they'll do so again next week. england back then fell at the final hurdle, gareth southgate, now england manager, hoping to bring football home at last. wales are in group a along with italy, switzerland and turkey. england begin against croatia, with scotland and czech republic also in group d. the tournament is being played across europe, 11 host cities, culminating in a wembley final. a year later than planned, the wait, then,

i have watched from afar. it was strikes me as health just by its face to assume that someone comes in and immediately preceding tenure. that is just not how it works or is a of the nature of the university. in my same point, is that peter has this exactly right as often he does on these things. we should see this for what it is. the signals that this is not an active discussion at all. it actually has little to do with it actually. this is politics. this is an attempt has many things are come this most very public version of this. we seen it before that to politicize something of great importance and to the standing of colleges and universities and undermines this implication here is that a person should receive ten years, the greatest academic in its way, the university professors they are there to receive that honor for political reasons. from what they've done to advance ideologies. i think that this case clearly signals that. i don't know the qualifications beyond the 1619 report. if that's the qualificat

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. >> reporter: but while engineers ten to speculate from afar, in reality the answer lies like the vehicle tells trapped under rubble. the 40-year-old structure was due for massive repairs. an alarming 2018 inspection report warned of abundant cracking and several instances of deteriorating rebar especially on the pool deck and parking structure garage under the building. according to the report, failed waterproofing was causing major structural damage to the concrete structural slabs below the pool deck and entrance drive. as dire as it may sound, several engineers cnn spoke with say that the 2018 report did not foresee a catastrophic collapse and minutes from the condo association board meeting the following month shows that town official told residents that it appears that the building is in very good shape. champlain tower south was in the process of recertification, a miami-dade county government structural and electrical assessment of any building 40 years order. according to the condominium attorney, the building had multiple inspections and was in the process of extensive work whic

are watching the situation unfold from afar.t rivers has more. >> reporter: as so many american families are awaiting news. any sort of word on the fate of their loved ones, as a result of this partial collapse. so, too, are dozens of latin american families. whose loved ones are among those that are missing. remember, there are multiple south american countries that have citizens that are among the dozens and dozens of people that remain unaccounted for, at this point. we have done some reporting over the last several days talking to different family members from some of those south american countries. and the consistent theme that we hear is that, among the worst part of all of this is just the lack of information. the lack of any sort of news on the fates of their missing family members. we know this is an international response. both, israel and mexico saying that they have sent workers, rescue workers, to try and help with the international effort. with the search-and-rescue effort that is currently underway in south florid

. >> reporter: but while engineers continue to speculate from afar, but reality the answer likes, like the victims, trapped under rubble. an alarming 2018 inspection report warned of abundant cracking in concrete columns and several instances of deteriorating rebar, especially on the condo's pool deck and in the parking structure garage underneath the building. according to the report, failed waterproofing was causing major structural damage to the concrete structural slabs below the pool. several engineers cnn spoke with say the 2018 report did not foresee a catastrophic collapse. and minutes from the condominium association board meeting the following month shows a town official told residents it appears the building is in very good shape. champlain towers south was in the process of recertification, a miami-dade government structural and electrical assessment of any building 40 years old. according to the condominium association attorney, the building had multiple inspections and was in the process of extensive work which would have cost $15 million. structural engineer jason borden

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we also saw a before that meeting the afars at the u.s. memorandum of understanding with the mexican foreign minister outlining the ways in which the u.s. and mexico will deepen their cooperation in terms of investing in development in central america and what's interesting here, and this is something the u.s. delegation has really emphasized is the extent to which the u.s. and mexico are increasingly aligned on this issue of migration, because of the that is correct that mexico is not only a transit country for the central american migrants coming to the u.s. but in many ways it's also become a destination country for those very same migrants. they have common issues here to address, the vice president also pushing ahead on security cooperation, pressing mexico to do more to enforce the border, its border, its southern border, rather, as the u.s. seeks to prevent migrants from coming to the u.s. mexico border. >> and part of that, she has said, is, you know, making sure the message is loud and clear, do not come. but that message is facin

is it us watching from afar up and down the eastern corridor or are there signs of movement be it everhumble in the president's domestic agenda? >> brian, there certainly are signs of movement here in washington for president biden who remember just returned to the united states after a lengthy and eventful foreign trip that concluded with the meeting with president putin. he got here and there were signs of hope. there's the supreme court ruling on obamacare of course which is a really significant development for this white house and for the democratic party as a whole preserving that health care program. but the bipartisan movement over on capitol hill in terms of the infrastructure plan is a very welcomed sign by the white house which has patiently been working for months now through the spring to try to bring republicans together with democrats to work out some sort of a deal. it is not done yet of course and it does not include some of the climate change and other initiatives that are so important to the progressive base of the democrat inspector general party but progress never t

. >> reporter: from afar, only a glimpse of the agony was captured. inside, the sierra madre apartments, the flames were moving fast. >> i couldn't see anything because the smoke was coming to my face and the smoke was super heavy. >> reporter: on the six floor, two stories above what was believed to be the epicenter, this resident ran back inside her apartment and grabbed what was closest to her. >> my cell phone. >> reporter: she escaped through her living room window onto a fire escape. on her way down she saw her elderly neighbors, screaming out for help. >> when i saw his window, they had heavy smoke outside. i said oh, my god. >> reporter: this captured by one of the residents she's the flames bursting three unit. on the other side of the building, firefighters rescuing at least 20 residents as well as pets. 15 people with minor injuries. 60 displaced. san francisco firefighters thanking police officers were first on scene saving lives as the flames erupted. one officers sustaining minor injuries. >> this is a building that is supportive housing

best of luck, we will be watching from afar. mare the charles bigot from surfside, florida. we will talk about this later in our hour. for now we want to turn our focus to washington, in a rare sight today. a smiling president and ten senators from both parties, emerging in the white house driveway to announce their agreement on a bipartisan infrastructure plan. the >> we have a deal. and look i think it's really important, we have all the grade that none of us got what we wanted. >> this >> reminds me of the days we used to get an awful lot done in congress. plan will >> cost just over a trillion dollars to be spent over eight years time, there is still a lot of over hurdles to overcome. the democrats were in the agreement will only move forward if it is paired with a march larger package of spending tax increases which republicans say they will never agree to. >> i expect, i expect that in the coming months this summer with that before the fiscal year is over, that we will have voted on this bill as well as the -- as well as voted on the budget resolution. if only one come

bill, starting with you, 550 afar road is where my old radio studio was for a time.t you want to separate. it's not bad? >> we had the idea to, sean, but the city of atlanta exploited the people of buckhead for too long. the murder rate in buckhead set aside in atlanta is up 133% since 2019. shootings are up 164%. great guy and her world got shot on the saturdays jog. of the other gentleman who this maniac ran over with his car had both of his legs amputated. we believe that there is a vacuum of leadership and a lack of respect for our great police department who we know you love, sean. you helped us with the five african-american police officers were summarily fired and we help to them their jobs back because of you and bernie kerik. now, we are fighting to take our city back because we have had enough. we are going to make it happen, sean. we've got two bills in the assembly, the courageous legislature i believe is going to give us the right to vote on the ballot in november of 2022. we've raised the requisite amount of money and we have supporters by the thousands

you know, it takes somebody who is watching from afar at to make a such a fair and balanced judgment across these two administrations. it truly is a case of the best of both worlds that part of the package in the trump presidency was a brazen nurse to challenge conventions and to take on challenges that seemed undoable or insurmountable to other presidents presidents and what the obvious strength of the brighten administration has brought in isn't orderly process of government to allow distribution of the vaccines that were allowed in the trump administration. i think this is probably a singular bipartisan achievement across those two administrations but an area that fewer americans will be able to find common ground on just because of the nature of our politics today. thank you for pointing that out. and let me go to liz and ask liz, i know that the recent supplemental appropriations that included ten billion dollars for foreign assistance to address among other things the priorities around the covid-19, but more do we need to do as the united states of america in order to show the

i will admire it from afar appeared to her much braver than i am.aise the $3.5 million, we will make sure you get to go. you are very bright. >> i would do it in a second. and i've a feeling you probably would too. you are saying you wouldn't, but i'm thinking -- if you want to spring for it, would you? >> shannon: well... maybe we can get a two for, although there is one seat i do have the little meal replacement things in case of an emergency. that's the closest i'm going to get to actually do in space travel. but i look forward to your report when you get back. >> sounds good. >> shannon: tonight, seems we can just not catch a break from the cicadas all along the eastern u.s. bid i know you are sick of us complaining, but got this. our white house correspondent peter doocy, it's supposed to be on its way to the u.k. to cover president biden's first foreign trip, but instead that last check, he stuck at the dallas airport after his charter flight was delayed several orders due to a mechanical issue caused by, you guessed it, cicadas. so peter, we

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gun question of the proof that covid-19 skate from a chinese lab only to kill three tapley peoples afarluding 600,000 americans? what if within the chinese government try to cover up all of it for their own self interest? how should the white house on the world respond question every double hung lab gains more traction. today this should report the british intelligence now dean the idea quote seasonable. the pair of european scientists when the british, from norway claim not only was covid-19 manufactured in a lab but also the chinese government reversed engineered to make it look like a natural virus. essentially to get themselves an alibi pride now republican senator tom cotton was among the first lawmakers to suggest the lab leak theory said if that is true, there needs to be consequences. suspect all the since i have the sense of relief or from the going to try to find the true origins of this virus. think all the evidence points towards those labs in wuhan. if you find out that the origins of this virus chinese to paper >> former commissioner, he is the flight in the ointment but h

as he begins to burn, the tormented rich man sees lazarus afar off. resting and this is the way douglass is telling the story, although he's got, whatever accurate means to the bible here. far off, resting in comfort and security and ababraham's embrac. the poor man in abraham's embrace and cries out. the rich man. father abraham, have mercy upon me and send me lazarus to dip finger in water and cool my tongue. as the rich man engulfed in flames, abraham or god in this case answers that the tables have turned and it's too late. he scolds the rich man for never listening to moses and the prophets. in this case, douglass brilliantly employed the parable and his auditors seemed to love it, wherever he gave it. everybody is calling for lazarus now at the north and the south, douglass announced in this speech. we all know who the rich man is in this country and who the poor man is, or has been. the slaves were the, these are douglass' words, lazaruses of the south but come to pass, said douglass in his best king james paraphrases that the poor man and rich

. >> reporter: from afar, only a glimpse of the agony was captured. inside the sierra madre apartments in the san francisco tenderloin, the flames were moving fast. >> i couldn't see anything because smoke was coming to my face and it was superheavy. >> reporter: two stories above what is believed to be the epicenter of the blaze, this resident ran back inside her apartment and grabbed what was closest to her. >> my cell phone. >> reporter: she escaped through her living room window onto a fire escape. on her way down, she saw her elderly neighbor screaming out for help. >> when i saw his window, they had heavy smoke outside. i said oh, my god. >> reporter: this was captured by one of the residents shows the flames bursting through unit. on the other side of the building, firefighters rescuing at least 20 residents, along with several pets. 15 people with minor injuries. 60 displaced. san francisco firefighters thanking police officers who were first on scene saving lives as the flames erupted. one officer sustaining major injuries. >> this is mostly

. >> reporter: while engineers continue to speculate from afar in reality, the answer lies like the victims trapped under rubble. the 40-year-old structure was due for massive repairs. an alarming 2018 structure report warned of cracking columns in several instances of deteriorating rebar especially on the pool deck and the parking structure garage underneath the building. according to the report failed waterproof causing problems below the pool deck. that made several engineers say they did not foresee a collapse and mince before a cons min yum said it appears the building is in good shape. it was in the process of recertification. electrical and structural assessment of any building 40 years. quoting to the condominium association attorney the building had multiple inspections and in the process of extensive work which would have cost $15 million. structural engineer jason borden examined champlain tower just last year. >> i saw thing s i typically se. cracks in the stucco facade, deterioration of the concrete balconies. saw cracks and deterioration of the plaza level and decks but all ac

. >> reporter: from afar, only a glimpse of the agony was captured. inside the sierra madre apartments, the flames were moving fast. >> i couldn't see anything because the smoke was coming to my face. the smoke was superheavy. >> reporter: on the sixth floor, two stories about what was believed to be the epicenter the blaze, this resident ran back inside her apartment and grabbed what was closest to her. >> my cell phone and charger. >> reporter: she escaped through her living room window onto a fire escape. on her way down, she saw her elderly neighbors screaming out for help. >> when i saw their window, they had a heavy smoke outside and i said oh, my god. >> reporter: this view captured by one of the residents shows the flames bursting through a unit. on the other side of the building, firefighters rescuing 20 residents along with several pets. 15 people with minor injuries. 60 displaced. the san francisco firefighters thanking police officers who were first on scene saving lives as the flames erupted. one officer sustaining minor injuries. >> this

. >> reporter: but while engineers continue to speculate from afar, in reality, the answer lies, like the victims, trapped under rubble. the 40-year-old structure was due for massive repairs. an alarming 2018 inspection re report warned of abundant cracking in concrete columns and several instances of deteriorating rebar, especially on the condo's pool deck and in the parking-structure garage, underneath the building. according to the report, failed waterproofing was causing major-structural damage to the concrete structural slabs below the pool deck and entrance drive. as dire as that may sound, several engineers cnn spoke with say that 2018 report did not foresee a catastrophic collapse. and minutes from the condominium association board meeting the following month shows that a town official told residents it appears the building is in very good shape. champlain towers south was in the process of recertification. a miami-dade county government structural and electrical assessment of any building 40 years old. according to the condominium association attorney, the building had multip

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