u.s. state of florida. at least one person has died and 30 have been rescued.itary has denied it hit a busy market in an airstrike on tuesday, and that it only -- the ethiopian military has denied it hit a busy market in an airstrike on tuesday. it reportedly killed 63 people including children. palestinians on police clash in the occupied west bank following the death of an outspoken critic of president abbas. right police fired tear gas to break up a demonstration. hours earlier, the activist died while being arrested by security forces from the palestinian authority. preliminary autopsy reports say he did not die of natural causes and there were signs of violence. antigovernment protesters are back on the streets of thailand's capital, demanding the resignation of the prime minister. it is the first demonstration after a six-month right due to covid restrictions. demonstrators are calling for more transparency from the monarchy and an overall of the constitution. tony chang reports from bangkok. tony: getting the protest season underway with a sacrifice. in

judge to why she was asking for the classification downgrade, gaffney disclosed she never spoke to florida u.s. attorney who dealt with the investigation into epstein. judge said, i don't think you did much of an investigation, i am shocked. this is vance's office who can't do enough investigating of donald trump. one prosecutor made a mistake. who claimed vance was not apaire of it until many years later, that sounds like bull, balognao me. balognao. >> >> she is one of dozens of patients that doctor allegedly assaulted, she and 31 other women are suing columbia university. in 2020. affiliates, and doctors for allegedly concealing and enabling his misconduct for decade, yang joined an open case. they had against the the doctor and found 17 other patients made claims again the doctor, and a grand jury indicted the doctor, in 2016, the d.a. office reached a plea deal with the doctor, he pleaded guilty to only two of the 9 charges again him. one count of forcible touching, another of third degree sexual abuse, the doctor lost his medical license but he did not go to jail. a manhattan d.a. office

was asking for the classification downgrade, the deputy disclosed she never actually wrote to the florida u.storney who dealt with the investigation into epstein, the judge said i don't think you did much of an investigation here. i am shocked. they can't do enough investigating of donald trump. one prosecutor made a mistake told the post who claimed they are not aware of the hearing until many years later. that sounds like bull baloney to me. what else? there's more. in an interview cnn, evelyn yang, wife of democratic presidential candidate andrew yang said while she was pregnant with her first child in 2012, she was sexually assaulted by her ob/gyn at columbia university, shows one of dozens the doctor allegedly assaulted. now she and 31 other women are suing the university in 2020. its affiliates and the doctor for allegedly concealing and enabling his misconduct for decades. she eventually joined an open case manhattan district attorney's office against the doctor and found at least 17 other patients made claims against the doctor and while the grand jury indicted the doctor on multiple

florida. >>> also, the u.s. military launching air strikes in the middle east, targeting militants backed by iran. what the pentagon is now saying. >>> feeling the heat like never before. 112 degrees in portland, oregon. it's so hot a street car cable melted. the once in a millennium heat. what's on top today. >>> we take you on the first cruise to set sail from the u.s. since the pandemic. what's different. >>> a yaba daba doo and the legal fight over this house with flintstone character statues in the yard. >>> the new sighting some are calling the hand of god. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with new details about the condo building that collapsed in south florida and the history of complaints about safety. >> nine people are confirmed dead and 152 people are unaccounted for. any hope of a miracle is dwindling with each hour that passes. >> we've learned about an email from a member of the condo association in 2019 voicing concern about the structure of the building. faith abubey joins us from surfside,

u.s. ports resumes later this month. but the republican governors of florida and texas are refusing to let companies require passengers torove they've been inoculated. and that's got the cruising public confused. after 15 months of a cdc no-sail order cruise ships around the u.s. are poised to welcome back vacationers. royal caribbean group ceo richard fain is eager to see americans embark from one of his vessels in port everglades in two weeks. >> it's very exciting. but i'm still confused about the details involved in getting us there. >> reporter: but after the cruise industry spent over a year negotiating with the cdc on how to safely protect against covid and prevent superspreader events, there's another wave of resistance. >> people are going to cruise one way or another. the question is are we going to do it out of florida which is the number one place into do it in the world or are they going to be doing it out of the bahamas and other locations? >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis sued the cdc to permit u.s.-based cruises in the spring. then last month the republican signed an executive order prohibiting

u.s. this week, florida's uf-health hospitals, serving the largest retirement community in the u.s., shutting down their entire i.t. system after discovering hackers, resorting to paper records. jbs, the world's largest meat supplier, halting meat production. and hackers taking down the largest fuel pipeline in the u.s., too, leading to power shortages and long gas lines. fbi director christopher wray announcing they're investigating a hundred different types of ransomware, many tracing back to hackers in russia. wray comparing the scale of the threat and the challenge involved as that posed by the 9/11 attack. >> we cannot give any quarter and no country should be harboring criminal actors of any type. >> reporter: president biden and vladimir putin are set to meet face-to-face in just 11 days time at a summit in geneva. the white house says president biden will be raising the issue of cyber crime. whit? >> julia, thank you. >>> now to north carolina and the growing outrage after a high school senior was denied his diploma for walking across the mexican flag.age draped in the - the teen argu

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u.s. this saturday from ft. lauderdale, florida. overseas, it's already smooth sailing.takes us aboard the celebrity apex. >>> it's so beautiful today. >> reporter: martha and paul from the philadelphia area are aboard celebrity apex, on its inaugural cruise in the greek islands. >> it's just -- it's fabulous. >> reporter: they're celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. the pandemic canceled three cruises the couple had planned. on this one, all passengers provided proof of vaccination, underwent a medical screening, and got a covid test. paul's first. >> it was a little weird sitting in front of people and having that in a big open space, but it was not a big deal. >> reporter: the process flagged two guests with covid-19 earlier thisis month on n a celebritity out ofof st. martin.n. they were moved to isolation. >> the cases were handled exactly as per protocol. and that's why there was no further issues. we followed the protocols and proved that the protocols work. >> reporter: masks are required on the apex unless you're drinking or eating because that's what gre

u.s. carries out air strikes on militia targets in iraq and syria, while in florida, the teth toll rising grieving families seeing the wreckage up close for the first time the new push to find survivors rescuers digging a giant trench below the rubble. >> we're going to continue moving and moving and searching as hard as we can. >> while some resides of nearby condos now evacuating could more buildings be at risk? >>> dangerous heat 25 million facing extreme high temperatures out west. many in areas without much air conditioning and with the heat, the drought forcing towns and er cities to cancel fourth of july fireworks >>> reopening america, a huge pride parade in new york, bruce springsteen reopening broadway and fans racing back into movie theaters and on board the first cruise to leave the u.s. before the pandemic began. >> i love it and feel out of jail. >>> police search for the sign holding spectator who caused this epic tour de france crash the charges she could face >> and one graduation made to order. how the staff of a waffle house banded together to make this teen's dream com

. >> bill: from florida now u.s. oined the search for a man accused of shooting a cop in daytona beach, florida. it happened on wednesday evening. 100,000 dollar reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the suspect mr. wallace. considered armed and dangerous driving a gray 2016 honda with california license plates. the officer fighting for his life critical condition in the hospital. police say that he was responding to a suspicious incident in the area. >> he still has a long way to go. so we're just going to continue to pray for him that he continues to improve and pull out of this. this cop is 26 years old. he shot my cop. my cop is in there fighting for his life right now. that's my focus right now. >> bill: the former nypd commissioner is ray kelly. thank you for your time today. >> great to be with you. >> bill: i was struck by what you said two days ago. if cops do their job they will lose their job and that's a problem for all of us. explain that. >> well, that is the perception among l

comment on the challenges in the states like florida and elaborate, if you will, on the impacts you expect the climate crisis to have on other regions of the u.s>> thank you very much. so in florida, we have a problem where water is coming over the shore, as everybody-- as the ocean gets warmer, it gets bigger. this is what causes sea level rise. water coming over the shore, places like cape canaveral and then up through the limestone. there's an irony when you talk about diversity and equity where people wanted to live here near the shore in miami beach and miami, and separate city. as the sea level rise comes over the top and up through the limestone, people want to live on higher ground. so the areas that used to be, the lower favored by lower income people are now being gentryfied and this is evidence of climate change, it's difficult to get insurance in some places where you park your car because salt water gets in the wheel wells so this is om going to get worse. we've got to stop putting greenhouse gases in the air and we've got to come up with new ways to provide electricity that's renewable and reliable to everybody. the co-chair of t

florida. we also know that the u.s. government, u.s.ator marco rubio's office, trying to expedite visas for the foreign nationals who have family members who are among those missing at those -- at this juncture. trying to get family members the ability to even come to south florida, and be there, present, as these rescue efforts continue. but unfortunately, we know that the more time goes by, as each hour ticks by, the chances of finding people alive in that debris continues to go down. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> to learn how you can help the collapse victims and their families head to cnn.com/impact. >>> when we come back, a hot air balloon flight in new mexico ends tranlgically after the balloon crashes to the ground, with no survivors. we'll have the latest. >>> and an historic heat wave is baking the northwestern u.s. we'll find out if there's any relief in site from this record-breaking hot weather. we'll ask the man who knows ahead. stay with us. 's not in his room. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? your mother love

florida. we also know that the u.s. government, u.s. trying to expedite visas for the foreign nationals who have family members who are among those missing at those -- at this juncture. trying to get family members the ability to even come to south florida, and be there, present, as these rescue efforts continue. but unfortunately, we know that the more time goes by, as each hour ticks by, the chances of finding people alive in that debris continues to go down. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >> residents of the other champlain towers are asked to voluntarily evacuate. reporter joseph ojo from wplg has the story of a woman survived climbing through rubble in the dark holding her dog. >> i was one of two i think that survived on my floor. >> reporter: as sharon schechter was fast asleep. her condominium came crashing down. >> it felt like the whole building was shaking. >> reporter: she looked outside to see what was wrong. i realized, oh, my god, where's the building? there's no building. >> reporter: then quickly grabbed her dog and ran

u.s. cruises. floridaset to ban cruise license and other businessers for asking people to show proof of vaccination or face fines of up to $5,000 per passengers. >> trevor: you heard that right, florida isn't allowing cruise lines to make passengers get vaccinated before they cruise, they can only recommend it to the passengers. and let me tell you something, a recommendation means nothing to a cruise ship passenger. i mean, doctors also recommend that you don't eat seven pounds of shrimp the one sitting, yet cruise ship passengers ignore that one every single day because they're not there to follow recommendations. they're there to relax, eat, get a sun burn and maybe push their spouse off the ship without legal repercussions. the law is madness. i get people don't want vaccines to be required wherever they go but some places we need to agree it needs to be a requirements. if you a ruseline, listen to me -- once you're in the middle of the ocean, florida laws don't mean shit anymore. yeah. so these cruise

. >> and i'm joined now by florida congresswoman and u.s. senate candidate, val demings.i remember saying, when you figure out whether it will be for governor or for senate, please come back so do i appreciate you actually coming back. let's talk about how you do this though. i worked a couple of elections in florida. it is a very hard state to win. it is a very narrow state. the senate race and the governor's race were super tight last time. how will you pull this off? >> let me say it is great to be back with you. and look. we are so excited about this race. florida is my home state. it is where i was born and raised. i love the state of florida and i am not willing to give up on florida. you know my story. time daughter of a maid and a janitor. the youngest of seven children, the first in my family to go to college. i worked 27 years at the orlando police department. i had the awesome only had of working my way up through the ranks to become orlando's first woman chief of police. i know how to fight a tough fight, joy. i know how to stand by people when they are having

florida. >>> also, the u.s.dle east, targeting militants backed by iran. what the pentagon is now saying. >>> feeling the heat like never before.

somebody's gotta keep those texans out of the u.s.. ( cheers and applause ) do florida next! what? oh, no! so bad. ( applause ) i'm being told it's actually for a u.s.-mexico border wall. okay, so, one state can do its own foreign policy? it reminds me of that famous headline after pearl harbor: delaware declares dela-war ( laughter ) but i understand why texas is desperate. they have to find some way to stop their senators from fleeing to cancun. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) it's like we're catching up on a lot of punch lines. to prime the donation pump, yesterday abbott announced the state was kicking in $250 million. what a wise use of taxpayer money. you wouldn't want to waste it on something stupid, like shoring up their cotton candy power grid. ( laughter ) abbott was clear on wanting money and wanting wall, but the other details were pretty fuzzy. as one reporter put it, he says texans can donate their private land and money to the project. but he can't say what the project will look like, how many miles will be built or where it will be built. so it's less of a borde

florida. we also know that the u.s. government, u.s.ying to expedite visas for the foreign nationals who have family members who are among those missing at those -- at this juncture. trying to get family members the ability to even come to south florida, and be there, present, as these rescue efforts continue. but unfortunately, we know that the more time goes by, as each hour ticks by, the chances of finding people alive in that debris continues to go down. matt rivers, cnn, mexico city. >>> now, former-president donald trump is kicking off what you could call his revenge tour. on saturday, he held a campaign-style rally in ohio. the first one, since he egged on his supporters just before the capitol insurrection. now, the rally was part of his effort to oust republicans, who crossed him after the 2020 election. among them is ohio representative, anthony gonzales, who voted to impeach trump. now, in true-trump fashion, the former president mocked and derided gonzales. and he, also, went after vice president kamala harris. who visited t

hurricane sally, to name a few severely impacted the ranking member and my home state of florida and the south east u.s. rejected. eight storm respectively resulted in more than one billion of financial damages for the u.s.. last week, the federal reserve chairman acknowledged the serious risk that this poses to be u.s.. stating and i quote, there is no doubt that climate change poses challenges for the global economy. certainly, the financial system unquote. since 2013 including in 20 21, the u.s. government accountability office concluded the federal government expansion exposure to the risk of climate change in the offices high-risk list report. to save lots and to lower the federal government's physical exposure to climate change, gao stated that the federal government needs a cohesive, strategic approach and the strong leadership to manage risk across the entire range of related federal activities unquote. reports released by the homeland security and the department of defense categorized climate cap rise change as an urgent growing threat based on its ability to critical infrastructure deplete mi

u.s. military strikes in iraq and syria after militias attacked service members. >>> we're learning the names and identities of those in the collapse in florida. >>> our kerry sanders hits the high seas aboard the first cruise ship to leave the u.s. since the pandemic left. >>> check out dunkin''s new drink with the popping bubbles steve sedgwick explains. "early today" begins right now >>> extreme heat is scalding the western u.s. the olympic track and field trials in oregon were put on hold after temperatures hit 107 degrees and temps on the track measured in at nearly 150 degrees. some athletes on the field were taken off the field in wheelchairs. >> reporter: a dome of heat keeps punishing the pacific northwest. >> 107 at port lapped international right now. that equals portland's all time record high. >> at least 25 million people had heat alerts in the western u.s. with residents doing what they can to escape the western u.s. >> never seen it like this a little concerning. >> in idaho, the ironman moving forward at excessive heat warning. >> it will be difficult but we're going to get it done. >> most restaurants in downtown portland re

we will stay in the u.s., where rescue workers in the state of florida are searching for survivors inhe rubble of a partially-collapsed 12-story apartment building. art of it came down early thursday morning. local officials confirmed at least four deaths. nearly 160 people are missing. heavy machinery, rescue dogs and listening tools are being deployed as rescuers search for signs of life. reporter: it is day two for rescue operations in florida. the sun comes up and the severe damage is visible once again. only debris is left from roughly 55 apartment units in surfside, close to miami. teams working 12-hour shifts. search-and-rescue hasn't stopped since they arrived at the scene. in the parking garage, firefighters try to stabilize the foundation and tunnel into the rubble of what used to be a beachfront high-rise. >> we are going to work as hard as we can to continue our search and rescue effort. that is our priority. that is where we are focused, and protecting our first responders who are on thscene. reporter: but it is not just rescue teams that are at the scene nonstop. residen

florida. >>> the first sentencing of a u.s. capitol rioter is set for later this week.fendants have already pleaded guilty, including anna morgan lloyd, the first one sentenced. she'll find out her fate on wednesday and it's possible she'll get off without any jail time. prosecutors have said probation is appropriate because she's pleading guilty to just one misdemeanor of non-violently demonstrating inside the u.s. capitol. >>> now several trump supporters who were there on capitol hill that day are looking to further their own political careers at least one is touting his role in the insurrection to boost his campaign. here's cnn's sara murray. >> reporter: from the capitol riot. >> yes i was in washington, d.c. >> reporter: to the campaign trail. >> if election integrity is not the number one issue of these guys running, then they're either lost, confused or too stupid to be running. >> reporter: republican joey xwil bert a former boxer turned lawyer is launching a bid for nevada lawyer. >> i'm not a politician. i am probably going to be doing this, called running fo

u.s. and israel to taliban and hamas which the state department considers a terrorist group. omar later clarified but floridassman mike walt said for members of the u.s. congress to make equivalencies to israel and the american military which puts its own soldiers at risk is shameful and should be condemned in strongest terms. ryan nobles joins me now. what would censuring these congresswomen mean and is it likely to happen? >> reporter: to answer the second question first, it's not likely to happen. what we see republicans doing and it's not this attempt but we're told the house minority leader kevin mccarthy may attempt to bring a privileged resolution to floor that would strip congresswoman of her position on the floor. there's another of republicans attempting to censure the congress womg. it's about to make democrats take a position on these comments that the congresswoman has made and try and find a divide between the progressive members of the house democratic caucus and the more moderate and middle of the road members of the democratic caucus. democrats aren't interested in having that public of a fi

florida. the first u.s. cruise since covid, it will set sail soon, july 2nd. rnor's desantis actually won this one. i think he did, ashley. good for him. lauren, thank you. >>> how about this for an incentive going back to work. one restaurant offering new hires a week-long trip to costa rica. we're talking to the owner. i wonder how much people they sent to costa rica. are they staying with the company when they get back? >>> we're waiting on the border visit for the vice president. president trump says he is going there in just two weeks. ♪ e i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.c

a few days later at his florida retreat, the incoming president named the former united states ambassador to west germany, to succeed avril hairman as chief u.s. negotiator in paris. a long time friend of mr. nixon's, he brought high credentials to his new assignment. he served as ambassador to south vietnam and for seven years was the chief united states representative at the united nations. the ambassador reported immediately to paris but expanded peace talks was at a deadlock about seating arrangements. the negotiators had increased to four. two new diplomats had appeared. the government of south vietnam sent the national liberation front. inside the conference room, the four delegations sought to find, in the words of ambassador lodge, the first practical steps on the road toward peace. this has been a film about certain events related to the search for peace in vietnam. how these events will serve the vietnamese people depends on how well or how badly negotiations proceeds. if they continue, peace will come to this part of the world. only then will our story be as it started as, a chronology of hope. >>> american history tv on c-span3. e

u.s. hackers say in florida or maine shutdown the russian oil sector biden said he thought he saw a motel of recognition from the russian side of the damage that that could do to their economy. >> i pointed out to him we have information cyber capability, and he knows it. for his part vladimir putin said it's the same, no russia that is responsible for most of the viber attacks in the world, but he agreed the talks had been positive >> we spoke face-to-face for about two hours. it doesn't happen that you have such a detailed conversation face to face >> shep, there was a testy moment at the end of the biden press conference, where a frustrated biden snapped back at a reporter who asked him how can he be so sure that putin will change. >> when did i say i was confident? >> biden later apologized for being short, but it was clear president biden didn't want anybody here or around the world thinking he had been duped by the russian leadership >> eamon, thanks >>> evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant secretary of defense deputy -- the stated goal for this summit was to set a more stable and

u.s. senate candidate for florida, thank you very much for joining us tonight.. >> thank you. >> and coming up, a joke in washington where the quorum is defined as any meaning of the president of the united states, and the chairman of the senate finance committee. they speak, washington listens. today ron wyden told me it's time to abandon hopeless negotiations with senate republicans and pass an infrastructure bill through reconciliation with democratic votes only. chairman ron wyden will be our next guest. ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch ♪♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. s

florida community grieves the lives lost. then, leaving afghanistan. the withdrawal of u.s.rim and uncertain future for the country, as afghan leaders meet with president biden. we talk to a taliban spokesperson. plus: >> i want to give my condolences to the floyd family. >> woodruff: sentenced. derek chauvin is given 22.5 years in prison for george floyd's murder, as the country continues to grapple with a racial reckon

florida." holy [bleep] this is from the u.s. securities and exchange commission. erik: i see who it's from. scheme targeting investors through youtube videos"? you didn't tell me that these people -- erik: i don't understand why you're so distraught. lemonis: you never told me that you had a partnership with a guy who is being accused of a ponzi scheme. erik: be careful when you say partnership. this guy bought shares -- lemonis: he gave you 100% of the money. the fact that the securities and exchange commission is involved in controlling 46% of this company's shares... uh, this is a very big deal. i am really relieved that my check didn't get cashed and that the deal isn't finalized. because now the government's involved, and they can decide that they want to liquidate the entire thing to give back the money to peopl that were affected by this alleged pzi scheme. i mean, i don't wa any part of this. and the fact that fuel foods and this guy has a connection is a problem. erik: i changed this guy's life. i helped him transform his physique -- lemonis: i thought you didn't know him. erik: wha

u.s. military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida, 2015. military pilots have seen so many of them in recent years that the pentagon and the u.s. intelligence community have undertaken a large scale investigation. cnn has learned u.s. intelligence officials have found no evidence to confirm those objects are alien spacecraft, but they also cannot rule out the possibility. that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report to congress. >> there's a lot that they cannot say, a lot they don't know from a scientific standpoint, but, also, there may be classification issues. >> reporter: in recent years cnn has spoken to former navy pilots who could not explain objects they saw on training missions. ryan graves who flew fa-18 super hornet fighter jets was on the same mission off jacksonville which spotted this object. graves told us the object was similar to what he saw on training missions off the southern coast of virginia throughout 2014 and 2015. he said the objects showed the capability of staying airborne for long periods an

u.s. women's gymnastics team. simone biles leads the team. i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. the grim search for survivors stretches in floridaeath toll rises to nine more than 150 people unaccounted for. family members and loved ones putting faces to names posting photos to makeshift memorial four more victims identified, mother and son, husband and wife despite the tragic circumstances, rescuers remain optimistic alex witt. >> these rescue workers are proceeding on the assumption that's why we're in search and rescue phase we have to stand with them, pray with them, have hope with them >> dug a deep trench that could help them find more survivors. morgan chesky with the latest. >> reporter: a painstaking search in a tower turned pile of rubble where more than 150 people are unaccounted for. >> recovered eight more victims on site. i'm confirming today the death toll is at nine. >> reporter: the search and rescue effort nonstop. hundreds on standby and global reinforcements israeli teams arriving on site, flying in at request of victims' families to work with fema specialists. have you encountered any signs of life? >> unfor

u.s. military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida in 2015. under taken a large scale investigation. u.s. officials found no evidence to confirm those objects are alien spacecraft but they can't rule out that possibility, that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report for congress. >> there is a lot they can't say and a lot they don't know from scientific standpoint but there are kclassification issues. >> reporter: cnn has spoke to formal navy pilot who can't explain objects they saw on training missions. this object is similar on what he saw on the training mission off virginia in 2014 and 2015. the objects show capabilities of staying airborne forring a long period but grew laterally quickly. >> a lot of times they would tend to exhibit movements and as we approach them, they would kind of move out away. >> reporter: david fraver told us he saw an about on a training day. he said it looked like a 40-foot long tic-tac with no wings. >> it would hit and go the other way and change direction. >> reporter: u.s. officials can't

florida. >> let's have a quick check. the vice president, kamala harris has warned the u.s. kimberly has more from guatemala's capital. >> there is an acknowledgement that she spoke alongside the gat milan president that she believes the reason people are making the desperate journey is because they feel they need to flee harm or they can't satisfy basic needs. that's why both leaders discussed how they believe that they could encourage people to stay where they are in their homelands. they announced that there would be an effort to combat not only human trafficking and smuggling but also the corruption that many are facing that is really hurting their economic opportunities. >> the colonel has been sworn in as the transitional president. they overthrew the transitional president. he promised to hold elections next february. the u.s. justice department says it's recovered millions of dollars paid by energy supply colonial pipeline in a ransomware last month. the cyber attack originated in russia by dark side. the result approves presidential election run-off remain unclear.

u.s. forces in iraq directed this military action to deter future attacks did not respond to questions about the air strikes. >>> authorities identified more victims in florida> as of now, the number of confirmed fatalities remains at nine, and we can now report that we have identified an additional four of the victims. >> those four are 46-year-old anna ortiz and 26-year-old son luis, leon and his wife christina beatrice these eight victims have been identified 150 people are still unaccounted for. rescuers holding on to hope some may be alive beneath the wreckage investigators try to determine what caused the collapse as nearby residents wonder if their buildings are safe antonia hylton >> reporter: holding its breath as residents near the site of the collapse are increasingly concerned their homes are unsafe too. growing fears that buildings around champlain towers south may be at risk. >> if i were in the sister building, would be out of it until told it was safe >> reporter: announcing that residents can evacuate voluntarily until the audit is complete adding he's not aware of issues there. philip and his wife have lived in north tower for six years and

u.s. has not let up. in floridaree teenagers have been arrested in connection with a shooting in miami-dade county that left one person injured. police also investigating whether the teens are connected to an incident outside a hookah bar that left three people dead. >>> there were at least ten mass shootings in ten different states just over this past weekend. here are some more details from ryan young. >> reporter: an outbreak of deadly shootings in ten different states across the country this weekend, eight of them mass shootings where at least four people were shot. 17 people killed by gunfire and dozens injured. in chicago 55 people were shot in 41 incidents, five of them fatally over just 48 hours. >> our murders are up 5% over last year. our shootings are up 17% over last year. >> reporter: the list goes on and on. at least eight people were wounded in new orleans. four killed in a shooting in portland, oregon. in st. louis, missouri, four people injured. one dead and four others injured in salt lake city, ut

u.s. military training mission off the coast of jacksonville, florida n 2015. in recent years that the pentagon and u.s. intelligence community have undertaken a large scale investigation. cnn has learned u.s. intelligence officials found no evidence to confirm that those objects are alien spacecraft, but they also cannot rule out that possibility. that's according to five sources familiar with an upcoming report to congress. >> there is a lot they cannot say. a lot they don't know from a scientific standpoint. also, there may be classification issues. >> reporter: in recent years, cnn has spoken to former navy pilots who could not explains objects they saw on training missions. ryan graves was on the same mission off jacksonville which spotted this object. >> look at that thing. >> reporter: he 20e8d us this object was similar to what he saw on training missions off the southern coast of virginia in 2015. he said the objects showed the capability of saying airborne for long periods and could move laterally quickly. >> they would tend to exhibit movement so as

florida tonight. victor, thank you. >>> now to the coronavirus in the u.s. and tonight, the cdc is now investigating a potential link between vaccines and heart inflammation in younger americans. so far, more than 200 cases, but that's out of millions of vaccinations of young people. tonight, the symptoms to look for. meantime, the push to vaccinate young people continues. this evening, moderna now applying for emergency use authorization to vaccinate 12 to 17-year-olds. and the numbers tonight. 172 million americans with at least one dose, that's about 61% of everyone 12 years and older in this country. and tonight here, we continue to report on concerns that huge batches of the vaccine are set to expire and could go unused. but tonight, word from the fda, they're extending the shelf life of the johnson & johnson vaccine by six weeks. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: an expert panel today taking a closer look at reports of heart inflammation among young people after vaccination with the pfizer and moderna vaccines. the cdc now reporting preliminary data of

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u.s.-mexico border to help them out. the governor says florida will help in that effort. 80 years later, two u.s. navy brothers killed in the attack on pearl harbor have been laid to rest. the trapp brothers from indiana. for decades they were buried in graves marked "unknown." the military has now identified successfully their remains last year. yesterday harold and william trapp were buried in honolulu known as the punch bowl with full military honors. a navy chaplain saying that they sacrificed for our country, stood tall and made a difference. their niece says that it means so much to the family that the brothers were laid to rest with great and dignity. they said they wish their mother could have seen the day and the ceremony that they richly deserve. we remember them today. that's "the story" of this wednesday. >> fox on top of inflation fears growing here as president biden makes his way home after a hey stakes summit with vladimir putin over there. welcome, everyone. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto, this is "your world." two major stories we're following. the

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u.s.? celebrity is up first from florida. they say vaccines will be required. a week later royal caribbean has its own cruise. they're saying guests are strongly recommended to set sail fully vaccinated, if eligible. those unvaccinated or unable to verify vaccination will be required to undergo testing and follow other protocols. different cruise lines may have different rules. they all say they're still working with the cdc and different state officials to try to work that all out. no matter what, we're going to be covering it all for you live on "gma" tomorrow morning as this ship approaches barbados. guys, back to you. >> as we say in the business, that is a tough gig, tough beat, gio benitez. thank you for your reporting. >>> coming up, a high school student says he was denied his diploma because he wore a mexican flag at his graduation ceremony. what he's telling us this morning. >>> naomi osaka's first comments since withdrawing from the french open. her message to fans. >>> in our "weekend download," how to keep a host of insects from ruining your summer

u.s. military defending defense department diversity efforts. floridatt gaetz asking mark milley about the pent gone's alleged embrace of critical race theory. that is a decades old academic concept that recognizes systemic racism as part of american society and it is somehow a political boog fweyman for republicans in recent months. >> i do think that it is important actually for those of us in uniform to be open minded and be widely read. and the united states military academy is a university. and it is important that we train and we understand -- and i want to understand white rage. and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america? what caused that? i want to find that out. i want to maintai an open mind it is important that we understand that. our soldiers come from the american people and so it is important that the leaders now and in the future do understand it. i've read karl marx, lenon, it didn't make me a commu