. >>> and i'm kim brunhuber from cnn headquarters in atlanta. lawmakers want to put william barr under oath plus -- >> we need to get the message out that this is not acceptable. >> the republican who oversaw the presidential election in the state of georgia when donald trump lost, he and his family received death threats. now he's talking to cnn. >>> and let me welcome you this hour once again to our beautiful little spot on the cornish coast on the western tip of england. we are not far from where seven of the world's most power full democracies are meeting this weekend at a seaside resort to talk face to face for the first time in almost two years. this is significant because the g7 nations have been unable to get together because of covid-19 and that's been difficult for them to form a cohesive response to the pandemic but also many other important issues. day two of the summit is set to get underway. there's already a potential sign of progress. downing street said the seven leaders will put together the carbis declaration to ensure the wor

i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom.re turning now to florida, where four people are confirmed dead and 159 remain unaccounted for, following thursday's condominium tower collapse in miami. rescue teams are relentlessly digging through piles of rubble desperately searching for survivors. we have more from the disaster site and one of the big questions everyone is asking, what caused the building to collapse so suddenly? officials are promising an urgent investigation, but experts say at this stage, it's impossible to pinpoint the cause. >>> right now, we want you to hear from the people who were there on the scene. those who witnessed this disaster, as it unfolded. some were inside the building when it happened. others were just steps away from parts of the structures that vanished right in front of them. >> it was a really loud clap of thunder. >> it felt like a jet took off above the building. >> the chandelier and the pendant lights were swaying. >> and my husband grabbed me and said what was that, and the whole bedro

. >> i'm kim brunhuber in atlanta. the justice department watch dog so investigate the seizure of the capitol under the trump administration. how amateur online investigators are targeting those involved in the capitol hill riot. >>> it is a beautiful day today here in our little southwestern corner of england in cornwall. this is the scene today. that is ruffle the view the lerl leaders will have this morning waking up. they are down a little bit that way. they will will soon resume their work sessions as part of the g7, resuming their face-to-face deliberations today. it is their first such meeting in two years. the agenda for the second day of this g7 summit focuses on rebuilding the global economy and downing street says the leaders are expect to sign a declaration that aims to avoid any future pandemic. here is what boris johnson said on friday. >> we need to make sure that we learn the lessons from the pandemic. we need to make sure we don't repeat some of the errors we doubt was made in the course of the last 18

i'm kim brunhuber.his is "cnn newsroom." >>> both outrage and approval have erupted across the united states after a judge in california overturned the nation's first-ever ban on assault weapons. california's governor slammed the ruling saying he's not backing down from the fight for commonsense gun laws. meanwhile, the nra is praising the move, calling it well reasoned. cnn's polo sandoval has more on the controversial decision. >> reporter: california's ban on certain semiautomatic rifles has weathered decades of opposition, until now. san diego u.s. district judge roger benitez ruled to overturn it. passed in 1989 on the heels of a school shooting in stockton, california that left five children dead, the law was touted as california's first assault weapons act. it established what an assault weapon is and made them illegal to buy or possess in california. this week judge benitez ruled that ban unconstitutional and deprived law-abiding californians of weapons allowed in other states, weapons he compar

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin, of course, in florida where the death toll has risen following the catastrophic collapse of the 12 story building in the city of surfside. five people are now confirmed dead after a body was pulled from the rubble by search and rescue crews on saturday. 156 others are still unaccounted for. the mayor of miami-dade county says the aggressive search for survivors is still a mission. randi kaye has more on the story. >> reporter: officials looking at a report from three years ago which has certainly caught the attention of many. from 2018 it's a structural field survey report. it talks about the structural integrity of this building that collapsed and there are some things in it that are alarming. they cite the sizeable cracks in the concrete slab below the pool. they have crumbling in the parking garage they say. they found abundant cracking in the parking garage in the concrete columns and in the beams in that parking garage. they say the previous

i'm kim brunhuber.s is "cnn newsroom." >>> returning now to florida and the latest on the catastrophic building collapse in the city of surfside. search and rescue teams are again working through the night after another body was found in the rubble on saturday. at least five people have now been confirmed dead, 156 others are still unaccounted for. families awaiting news of their loved ones have been gathering at the family reunification center a few blocks away from the disaster site and after 72 hours, so many say the hardest part of it all is just not knowing. officials are relying on dna samples from families to help identify any victims. as crews continue their search, the families of the missing are facing agonizing uncertainty and praying for a miracle. cnn spoke with the children of judy spiegel, one of the 156 people still unaccounted for. >> my mom is just the best person in the world. she is so caring and loving. she like loves my kids and i'm obviously i'm dealing with my own stuff but i hav

i'm kim brunhuber, this is cnn "newsroom."e biden rejected republican counteroffer on infrastructure spending, friday. he says their proposal doesn't meet his policy goals. but a group of republicans and democrats are, still, working on a proposal to bridge their differences. kaitlan collins looks at how friday's talks began and ended. >> reporter: president biden, tightlipped ahead of his second talk with the top-republican negotiator. >> i'm happy to talk this afternoon, i will be able to report to you after that. >> reporter: biden on the phone with senator shelley moore capito, moments ago, as he pushes for a $1 trillion infrastructure deal. is the president expecting a counteroffer during this conversation with senator capito today? >> i think the president's expecting they're going to have a discussion. >> reporter: biden dropped his demand to, immediately, raise the corporate-tax rate, in hopes of getting the gop onboard. but with republicans voicing opposition to $1 trillion in new spending, it remains to be seen, whet

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

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

i'm kim brunhuber. >>> outrage from loved ones of mass shootiing victims as a jude hands down a ruling on assault weapons ban. >>> g7 finance ministers agree to a landmark tax deal targeting multinational companies. why it's a big win for u.s. president biden as he prepares for his trip to europe. live in london with the latest. >>> california's governor says he isn't backing down from the fight for commonsense gun laws after a federal judge threw out america's first-ever ban on assault weapons. the judge sparked outrage when he compared an ar-15 to a swiss army knife. that gun is the semiautomatic version of the rifles used by the military in the u.s. and other countries, and as you can see here, it has been used repeatedly in the deadliest mass shootings in recent u.s. history. take a look at this map here. each of those red dots signifies a mass shooting this year alone. victims and survivors of gun violence fear that california's ruling will only lead to more carnage. cnn's polo sandoval reports. >> reporter: california's ban on certain semiautomatic rifles has weathered decades of

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

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

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i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> we begin in florida, where the death toll has risen following the collapse in the city of surfside. this is what's left of champlain south condominiums after part of the structure came crashing down 72 hours ago. a fifth body was pulled saturday. 156 others are unaccounted for. the mayor says the aggressive search for survivors is still the top priority. >> our teams have been working, around the clock, as always, to search for survivors. they have not stopped. and today, our search-and-rescue teams found another body in the rubble. and as well, our search has revealed some human remains. >> the cause of the collapse is still unknown but we've learned that major structural problems with the buildings were flagged back in 2018. randi kaye has more on that. >> reporter: officials here are also looking at report from three years ago which has caught the attention of many from 2018. it's a structural field survey report. it talks about the structural integrity

welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world, i'm kim brunhuberahead on "cnn newsroom," a deal that could dramatically change israel's political future. opposition leaders agree to form a coalition government paving the way for benjamin netanyahu's exit. >>> plus it's what much of the world has been waiting for, joe biden will announce his plan to share america's vaccine supply. >>> and the winningest coach in men's college basketball says he will soon end his legendary coaching career. ♪ >>> all right. we begin with a last minute deal that could pave the way for a new era of israeli politics. with just 38 minutes before midnight deadline rival parties agreed on a unity government without benjamin netanyahu. the israeli parliament still needs to approve it and netanyahu is expected to try to scuttle the fragile coalition, but if it survives, his record setting 12-year run as prime minister would come to an end. well, that job would fall first to religious nationalist naftali bennett. after two years centrist gary lapid on the right would take over

. >> and i'm kim brunhuber at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here, in canada and around the world. >>> secret subpoenas targeting democratic lawmakers involving abuse of power by donald trump's department of justice. >>> plus, covid vaccines and kids. u.s. regulators are now considering new trials on children as young as six months. ♪ >>> the g7 summit is set to get under way here in cornwall england in the coming hours. it's the first time in almost two years that the leaders of the world's richest democracies have talked face-to-face. this is joe biden's first overseas trip since taking also, also his first real chance to convince america's allies in-person that the trump era ask behind him. one of his first orders of business was meeting with g7 host boris johnson who formally welcomed president biden and his wife to the sea side resort. the president and the prime minister sat down to talk about a number of issues important to both countries. the pandemic remains a top priority and mr. biden says the u.s. will

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i'm kim brunhuber, this is "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> ransomware attacks are so frequent and the governmentwarning they could cripple america's infrastructure if they are not stopped. back in april, colonial pipeline was hacked and suddenly millions couldn't get gas. experts say cyberattacks are up 100%% from last year. we get more from cnn's jessica snyder. >> reporter: the biden administration soundsing the alarm of growing threats of cyberattacks. how the fbi approached the response to terrorism after 9/11. a lot of parallels and a lot of importance and focus on us by disruption and prevention wray said. they are investigating about 100 different types of ransomware and many trace back to hackers in russia. costing businesses and organizations between at least 500,000 and 2.3 billion dollars in 2020. ransomware locks up computer files and hackers demand payment to release the files. >> it shows 300% increase in ransom payments over the prior year. >> it has affected the gas pipeline operated by colonial that led to gas shortages along the east coast to meat production plants being shut d

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

i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> it's now 1:30 afternoon in tehran.ran's state media is reporting that ibrahim raisi has won by a landslide. an estimated 62% of the got he received with 90% of the ballots counted. landslide victory for the hand-picked favorite candidate. no surprise. take us what this means for iran, first of all, in the direction of the country, frederik pleitgen. >> reporter: if you look what has been going on on this morning is the iranians are starting a transition of power and quite interesting. a couple of minutes ago, the outgoing president rouhani met at the judiciary where raisi has been the head of that until he will take over the office of president. rouhani graduated raisi and said important for the transition of power take place in a clear and also in a peaceful way as well. for iran, itself, of course, it means that much of society will move further towards a more further trajectory. some of the things won't necessarily change that much. one of the things we have to keep in mind a lot of the things decided here in this c

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i'm kim brunhuber at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. >> and i'm bianca nobilo live from cornwallnd, coming up now on "cnn newsroom" into i'm headed to the g7, then to the nato ministerial and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. >> u.s. president joe biden arriving at the g7 summit with a warning for vladimir putin. russia will face consequences for harmful activity.

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