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ray gadallah, miami-dade fire rescue. so, miami-dade fire rescue, at approximately 1:30 this morning, responded to a reported building collapse. to summarize, we had a 12-story, 136-unit apartment complex that had sustained a partial collapse. the northeast corridor of the apartment had collapsed approximately 55 apartment units. our units began search and rescue efforts. they pulled 35 occupants that were trapped inside the building. in addition to those 35, ten were assessed and treated. two were transported to various hospitals. skpch search and rescue efforts are ongoing. we have searches inside based on intel resources inside. to echo the mayor's words, we have established a reunification center. and if you do have loved ones that are not answering your call, we ask that you do contact the phone number that's been given to you. 305-614-1819. thank you. >> do the spanish fire rescue. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we appear to have lost the feed from the mayors and the police press conference. i believe we still hav

jillian: we do leave you with another live look at that situation there in miami, in north miami floridaontinuing coverage on that breaking partial building collapse in florida. again, this is happening in the overnight hours in surf side. 88 and collins avenue where a condo building has partially collapsed in the middle of the night. crews are out there. they are performing search and rescue right now. "fox & friends" will have the very latest coming up in just minutes. have a good day. ♪ >> joe biden laid out a series of gun control measures. >> no one needs to have a weapon that can fire 30, 40, 50, even up to hundred rounds. >> whoever is advising the president on crime, his secret service name ought to be butt head. >> kamala harris is going to the border. three months after appointed border czar. >> we made an assessment within our government about when it was appropriate time for her to go to the border. >> first responders are working to save people from an collapsed apartment building near miami. >> building, huge building gone. it's gone. >> britney spears says that

sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> now to the crisis at the border. in rare access with authorities, looking to respond to the record surge o migrants making the dangerous trip into the u.s. julia ainsley takes us inside their mission >> reporter: we are in texas with u.s. border patrol agents getting a rare look at what can be a deadly journey, for the record number of migrants trying to cross the border >> it's very unfortunate but almost two to three times a week seems we're getting or finding individuals have to succumb to the elements >> reporter: this pregnant woman caught by agents needing urgent medical attention. >> been out there for sometime >> reporter: nearby, a group of 80 migrants, including many children, turn themselves in after making the dangerous trek across the rio grande >> they've taken their lives in their hands >> yes that's why we le people know there's inherent risk with coming to the u.s. illegally. >> reporter: this border wall is one obstacle of many on a migrant's dangerous journey north to america, and as scorching temp

this is a few miles north of miami beach.ver 130 units in the building and about 55 of the condos have been destroyed. no idea what caused this. the building was built in the '80s. there had been construction going on over the past month. we will keep a close eye on this as this develops. cbs this morning will have more after our broadcast. back to you. >> reporter: i am justin andrews live in oakland. the police chief says crime is running rampant in his city and they're expected to take about $17 million away from the police department and move it to other ways of combating crime. at least that's what council is expected to vote on today. oakland has rapid rise in homicides and ghost guns. lake merit, one man was killed and seven others injured in the mass shooting. some are demanding 50% reduction in the money police receive from the city's general fund and they're just wanting that money to be spent on alternatives that will prevent violence. they added that money would employ violence interruptors and community ambassado

ray, miami-dade fire rescue. miami-dade fire rescue at 1:30 this morning responded to a reported building collapse to summarize we had a 12-story, 136 unit apartment complex that had sustained a partial collapse. the northeast corridor of the apartment collapsed approximately 55 apartment units. our units began search and rescue efforts. they pulled 35 occupants that were trapped inside the building. in addition to those 35, 10 were assessed and treated. two were transported to various hospitals. search and rescue efforts are still ongoing. we do have operations conducting inside based on additional intel that we're receiving from resources inside. again to kind of echo the mayor's words, we have established a reunification center and if you do have loved ones that aren't answering your call we ask you do contact the phone number that has been given to you 305-614-1819. thank you. >> to do the spanish for fire rescue. [speaking spanish] >> dana: all right. now we have just heard from the police officer. we have a

miami time as residents were sleeping. this is a live picture of the 12 story -- we did have a live picture a moment ago. now we have just a police vehicle on screen. this area is north of miami beach where that destruction happened. this is video tweeted after the building fell taken by someone living nearby. there is a major response from fire departments throughout miami dade county. more than 88 fire trucks, ambulances and heavy rescue vehicles have responded. fire officials tell local media in miami that rescues are underway right now. people have been taken to area hospitals. including, look at this video here, take a moment. yes, that boy right there. pulled from it the hubble by firefighters. the building was built in 1981 and has more than 130 units. city's mayor says ten people have been rescued out of the building so far. two of those ten people were transported to the hospital. one of the two transported to the hospital has died. right now there is no word on what might have caused the building to partially col

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after a 12tory condo building near miami beach collapsed. one person is dead and many more injured and the question is how many more people were in the building when it went down. we're told that more than half or close to half of the 130 plus units in the complex were destroyed. there were fears that more are still trapped there. amid the ongoing risk that the rest of the building could collapse at any moment. >> i have never seen so many police in my life all at once. it looked like something from 9/11 literally. >> this is by far the most horrific thing that i've seen in my life. >> the wheel thing came down. it looks like a bomb went off but we're sure a bomb didn't go off. >> a brief moment of hope that you're looking at from earlier this morning before the sun came up, that is rescuers pulling a young boy from the rubble alive. he's one of two people that authorities say they have been able to rescue from the debris so far. take a look at this. this is what the high-rise ocean front looked like before the collapse this morning and here

a horrifying scene out of miami. a building collapses, killing at least one person. 50 plus people are unaccounted for. more on that story in minutes. we're going to start with other breaking news. a new york court says rudy giuliani repeatedly lied and because of that, he can no longer practice law. i want to get straight to paula reed. >> reporter: this is a stunning development for one of the nation's top law enforcement officials. in its opinion, this state appellate panel concluded there's evidence that giuliani communicated demon -- false statements for former president trump and the trump campaign in connection with trump's failed effort at reelection in 2020. they concluded what he did is a threat to the public interest which is why he has been suspended from the practice of law. it is not easy to have your license suspended this way. this all came about after the bar received multiple complaints conducted investigation and came to this result. but we're actually expected to see mr. giuliani in a few hours. h

you can imagine that the task force members from miami dade and the city of miami are a little more emotionally attached to this because this is their neighbors, their loved ones that are here. that is also an incredible motivator to all the other task forces and the efforts they have to support their brother and sisters in in effort. i've seen the absolute best i can ever imagine right now. these men and women aren't pausing. they continue to have a type of momentum and motivation that is really, really inspiring. proud to be here. >> it's absolutely true. these men and women involved in this search and rescue operation are real heroes. they are risking their lives now. this is extremely dangerous. any sense possibly for all of your expertise this could have happened? >> no. that is a significant debate. i tell folks the priority in our shop is to make sure the men and women of the task forces have the resources to do their job. they are blowing out of food. they are blowing out of gloves. they're tools. this is the first time we ever had this type of recovery ever in the history of state of f

miami has seen its share of disasters _ there in miami?ere in miami? miami has seen its share of disasters from floods - there in miami? miami has seen its share of disasters from floods and l share of disasters from floods and hurricanes and storms, but not this type, this is more like what happens during earthquakes. so it is something new they are facing. that is why teams from mexico who are experts in rescuing after earthquakes there and teams from israel being sent, i suspect because for the fact some of the residents are either israeli or have lived partially in israel. but this is the first time that they have been faced with this type of disaster, they have been going underneath from an underground garage, drilling, they have cranes in place and what happens is that as you can see from the images, the building has collapsed in a pan kick way, pressing down, so there may be some people, where people can survive in pockets of air or between spaces in between the pads of concrete and they can survive for some time. but time is runnin

this is a reasonably afflut part of north beach, miami beach, the northern part of miami beach.hances are of course in this demographic there are a lot of latin american families. th more wealthy side of the coin i would suggest, but not hugely affluent, so middle tier, upper-class latin american families probably owned these properties because some of them are holiday homes but we just don't have the numbers. we know the paraguay and consulate is concerned about some of their nationals. of course, we need the confirmation of the 99 missing before we can find out what details of who they were. katty: i am looking at the buildings behind you as we wait for some kind of answers an investigation whether people in the area are a little nervous now about spending another night in a building next to one that has just collapsed. will: absolutely. i think that is very true. particularly because you really do see a distinction as you go along the beachfront between the modern buildings, the latest ones built in the 1980's. this was built in 1981. anyone in that kind of area building migh

a commissioner here in surfside, a small town is north of miami. update what you know now. >> we know that something was wrong with the building. a building shouldn't collapse like that. i am afraid for other buildings in town. this is the sham plain south buildings. there's a sister building, sham plain north. looks similar, built the same time. i think residents need to be concerned for the safety of their building. >> the search and rescue going on, nobody is giving up. i know they confirmed one death. this plays out all day? >> this will play out for days, could be weeks until we know who is under the rubble, who survived, who didn't survive. a lot of people are unaccounted for, lot of families concerned. hoping there are snow birds that weren't here. >> happens in chaotic moments, trying to find where people are is different. they're taking phone numbers, there's efforts. this is florida. hurricanes happen. there's a system in place with emergency management. let's talk a little about the building itself. at 40 years old, has it been inspected

the family went to miami to get vaccinated, brought a baby-sitter.ong the missing, a chile citizen. as word spread about the accident, families from across the region came to miami for news of loves ones, news that was difficult to come by. nothing, we are desperate. the atmosphere changed yesterday to today. it is not the same. abigail is the friend of a couple that are missing with their six-year-old daughter. like others, she's holding on to whatever small hope she can. she says we are people here with hope because it is all that we have. the only thing they tell us is that there are micro capsules where there could be survivors. for rescuers, work is continuing, digging through debris, heavy machinery involved, occasionally doing an all stop and listening for sounds of people that might be alive. for families, only the agony of waiting, many choosing to do so inside a center set up for those with missing loved ones. it is horrible, horrible says this woman what it is like in the center. you see pain, people that are desperate. it happened near mi

in miami, leyla santiago, cnn. >> the mayor of miami-dade county says the video showing the gunmen could be crucial to cracking the case, she spoke earlier about what investigators might be learning. >> this video was so critical, and people are calling. there are tips coming in. people are able to, perhaps, identify some of the shooters. other information so we're very hopeful that we can -- can place the shooters, very, very soon. they're being monitored. these are groups that are kind of loosely called gangs. they may be taunting each other, on social media. maybe, even in the rap music. so, these are clues, as well. >> the mayor of miami-dade county speaking to cnn, earlier. >>> now, texas democrats are preparing for the next, political battle over voting rights after their strategic win, sunday night. texas looking to join 14 other republican-led states that have, already, passed voting restrictions. their version is one of the most restrictive bills in the country. and republican governor greg abbott, not backing down. promising to bring that bill, back, up for vote. cnn's sara mur

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continÚa las tareas de rescate del edificio que colapso en miami beach.ristas buscan posibles vÍctimas entre los escombros. la pregunta unÁnime es, ¿quÉ fue lo que causÓ este derrumbe ? los expertos hablan de las posibles hipÓtesis que causaron esta tragedia. hay cerca de un centenar de desaparecidos, entre ellosmuchos latinoamericanos. hablaremos con familiares y amigos y un testigo nos cuenta cÓmo se salvÓ de milagro. todo el paÍs aguarda la sentencia de maÑana viernes al expolicÍa derek thauvin condenado por la muerte de george floyd que podrÍa enfrentar dÉcadas en prisiÓn. asÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia. paulina: muy buenas noches. bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. le saluda paulina en ausencia de patricia. estamos trasmitiendo desde lugar de la tragedia del derrumbe del edificio residencial de 12 pisosal norte de miami beach en florida. una noche lluviosa, bastante tormentosa que podrÍa complicar las labores de rescate. aÚn falta por realizarse trabajos y encontrar sobrevivientes. l

more bodies have been recovered in miami as the search for survivors under the collapsed miami building

that is the mayor of miami dade county. that is the mayor of miami dade county.dent in miami, will grant. with every hour that goes past it seems that the rescue effort, the rescue teams encounter more problems. having listened to that news briefing just give us your sense of exactly what the situation is now. , ., , , , is now. yes, it really is truly harrowing — is now. yes, it really is truly harrowing to _ is now. yes, it really is truly harrowing to the _ is now. yes, it really is truly harrowing to the families i is now. yes, it really is truly - harrowing to the families waiting for updates on their missing loved ones. we saw those fires burning over the past day or so and it is thick acrid smoke and you could see from cherry pickers that today where plumes of water raining down on it trying to put them out. you can only imagine that if there is anybody still trapped under the rubble, all of these elements are going to make their chances of survival slimmer and slimmerand their chances of survival slimmer and slimmer and the families here know that and tha

go to the miami-dade website. go to surfside website. fake ones. >> it's really a significant -- i know you're working this very, very closely, chief. stand by for a moment. >>> meanwhile, a federal safety agency is ex 13ekpected to anno tonight they will launch an investigation into the building collapse here in surfside, florida. this according to a senior administration official after an initial assessment, the national institute for standards and technology, called nist a small agency within the u.s. commerce department is expected to announce their decision during the evening news conference alongside state and local officials. this is only -- get this, this is only the fifth time they have ever launched an investigation into a structural collapse since they were given this power right after 9/11. this is a really significant development, chief. everyone wants to investigate. what exactly happened? because all these people, you know this area, you know this area well. there are a lot of condo buildings almost exactly the same built

miami dade fire and rescue, miami dade county, all the local recourses been miami dade county, our state resources and federal resources. we see the magnitude of this damage. we see. and that building collapsed. almost in the footprint. where that building stood. we're talking about 12 stories. all within that same footprint. so i'm trying to emphasize the magnitude of what we're encountering. what we're seeing. and we still keep pushing forward. so yes, we definitely searched and went through. there's definitely structural issues. we can't go back in the building. okay? we have with our teams, there are structural engineers. we have engineers on site. now the federal support team is arriving and will assist with the engineering component. and right now it's -- we will not go back in that building. we have a section cordoned off away from the building that we won't search. so there's definitely concerns on all aspects, and we keep going. >> thank you, chief. >> reporter: governor, can you tell us about your -- >> the question is about meeting with the chief of police for north bay villag

en miami estaba haciendo un trabajo similar. regreso contigo. ilia: gracias.desde entonces comprobÓ que ahÍ se producÍan inundaciones que afectaban el concreto. ♪ vilma: cullen andrÉs espinosa fue jefe de mantenimiento del edificio champlain de 1080 95 al 2000, y en exclusiva nos contÓ serios poemas que vio desde entonces. dice que siempre le preocupÓ mucho que les hacia mito subterrÁneo se inundaba sin razÓn visible, aunque fuera un dÍa soleado. >> no entendÍa por quÉ habÍa tantas filtraciones de agua. nosotros siempre tenÍamos que estar raspando las pinturas de las paredes, y pintando, aquÍ siempre haciÉndole bastante mantenimiento a eso. vilma: recuerda que habÍa dÍas que el nivel del agua subÍa dramÁticamente. >> abc se los carros estaban flotando, eran casi dos pies del agua. habÍa una Época bien fea, que la gente no podÍa usar ni sus carros. vilma: dice que reportÓ el problema la asociaciÓn de vecinos del edificio. cuando le dices a la asociaciÓn "esto no es normal". ¿quÉ te dicen? >> como le dije, eso, poner a la gente a limpiar el agua, y sacar el agua

they recovered the suv in a miami canal. the massacre a week of nonstop violence in miami. three more shootings taking place including two injured in miami beach by famed prime one twelve restaurant. seemingly no area immune from gun violence. >> will this leave a scar on miami-dade >> nobody ever recovers from this kind of violence. all we can do is make sure we make the pledge and do what we can do make sure it never happens again. >> reporter: a pledge to do better with lives depending on it sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> now to america's comeback from covid millions of americans hit the roads and skies in full force shattering records this holiday weekend. on the vaccine front, 168 million people have gotten at least one vaccine dose our miguel almaguer has the latest. >> it's been so great to hear this again. >> reporter: from the ballpark to beaches and from thpeedway, n track for the kind of summer crowds not seen since 2019. >> what a difference a year makes. >> over the holiday weekend 7.1 million flew compare that to last year, just 1.3 million. >> this is the fi

i think the city of miami is doing that.ybody wants their family members so, you know, time is of the essence. >> no question. i want to get to know your mom, judy, a little better. you say that she loves surfside. she and your father are getting close to their 40-year anniv anniversary. >> yeah. >> from what i understand, he was on a work trip. he, fortunately, was not here. what would you like the world to know about your mom? >> my parents have the most wonderful, incredible marriage. they're very happy. i -- >> it appears as though we're having some technical difficulties there. we're hopefully going to get rachel back soon so we can hear more details about her mom and her story and what she's going through right now. erica, it's this delicate balance between the need for answers from the family members of those who are unaccounted for and the painstakingly slow work that has to be done by these rescuers who are putting their lives on the line to try to find any signs of life, to try to rescue anyone that might be trappe

this tragic incident has shocked the people of miami i knows anything.d the people of miami and surrounding counties now the process must move from searching for survivors to looking for answers as to how an expensive department building can collapse with people still in their beds. but it's speculation that can wait, for now this close—knit stretch of beach is focused on supporting its grieving neighbours. life pictures. this is a helicopter that is flying over the site of the accident. it was found after six o'clock in the evening and remember, this building collapsed happened early on thursday so it is still thursday in miami and they're still thursday in miami and they're still working on trying to get as much of that to search for any signs of life before darkness but this is an operation that would definitely continue through and it's a huge shock to the community there for miami, florida. an indigenous group in canada says, it has found 751 unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in sas—katchewan province. they say, it is curren

who's close to that collapse, building in miami cutting. just talk us through what's happening with the rescue efforts. first of all was he mentioned, there are at least 35 people who are pulled out of the rubble when this, when this happened. but those search and rescue efforts are still ongoing. they were complicated a bit earlier by some bad weather. we had some heavy rain that has since dissipated, but the thread over more remained. so that could be a complicating factor for 1st responders there. but they are expecting the death count to rise more than, than, than it has already. i mean, so far, we only know if one person who has, who is past, but we're expecting it to be higher than that. as authorities continued their search and recovery efforts. the you, the, the collapse tower was part of a big apartment complex of basically, you know, 3 towers is that house, i think 5000 residents or so. and one of those towers completely collapsed that had 136 units in it. and more than half of them have basically been rendered uninhabitable from,

and that is near miami.art of the 12-story champlain towers came crashing down during the early hours of thursday morning. at least four people have been confirmed dead, and 159 are still unaccounted for. the cause of the disaster still unknown. ♪ >> a vigil was held in surfside friday night to remember the lives lost and pray for those still unaccounted for. many families are clinging to hope that their loved ones will be somehow found alive, including one woman who spoke with our anderson cooper about her aunt and uncle, who have still not been located. >> i think hope is a very valuable thing when people are going through crisis to hold on to. so i'm holding on to a sliver of hope because i know in my heart somebody there is still alive. >> yeah. >> and if it's not my aunt or uncle, i hope it's somebody's father or somebody's son. >> every rescue person we have talked to will tell you, you know, people can survive for a long period of time in buildings that you can't imagine somebody survived in. >> yes.

she's the first woman to come president miami-dade college. before that she was the executive vice president and provost of tallahassee community college and the both those positions she's played a key role in seeing students of this pandemic. we are glad to have you with us and lookan forward to your testimony and with that we will begin with vice president copeland-morgan ema begin your opening statement. sammy thank you chair murray ranking member burr and members of the committee for inviting me to appear before you today. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony in a significant impact of the congressional higher education emergency relief fund. the funds enable students to continue their education just when their dreams of a college degree seems shattered by covid-19. funds also proven to be a powerful investment or covering growth of our economy. my testimony g will address that it does not mean increased federal -- need for federal aid will end. the needs of students may change but they will not diminish. in fact the opposite

we're in miami-dade county, we've got a mayor of miami-dade county, but surfside itself has a mayor,on to evacuate the residents in the adjacent tower. the building that came down was champlain tower south. he wants to evacuate champlain tower north. they're part of the same structure so that authorities can conduct a thoroughly forensic study. meanwhile another study from last year by florida international university found that the building had been sinking at a rate of two millimeters per year in the 1990s. experts say that could have affected its structural integrity. the study also points out that the tower was built on reclaimed wetland. this is a barrier island, by the way, which is always of concern as the land isn't nearly as stable over time as naturally occurring foundations. joining me now is the author of the study. he's a professor of geophysics at florida international university in miami. professor, i'm sorry for mispronouncing your name there. give me a little bit of context here. you've been quick to point out that the findings of the research, the study, is not mean

millions flooding airports around the country, from chicago to miami, newark to vegas. >> i forgot to take my belt off and take my phone out at security because i hadn't done it in so long. >> you were a little out of practice? >> yeah. >> reporter: over the weekend tsa set a new pandemic record. nearly 2 million passengers in a single day. in all, processing more than six times the travelers of memorial day 2020. >> i think everybody's just happy to be moving again a little bit, although still being careful. so it's been nice. >> reporter: crowds flocking to sunny beaches down south around many of the nation's national parks most hotel rooms are fully booked through labor day. >> i think with covid you kind of just needed an escape and it was an escape that was safe >> reporter: and hawaii, once home of some of the strongest covid restrictions, now once again filled with tourists. but it wasn't a warm welcome everywhere along the jersey shore businesses and beaches forced to close. from a rained-out times square to the wind-whipped midwest nasty weather put a damper on many holiday p

we have seen units coming here to north miami, the north part of miami beach from all different pointsorida. they have been coming here to help with rescue operations. right now i'm seeing more fire departments, more ambulances. it's an ongoing thing, more and more people arriving to help. the difficulty right now is like they don't know and we don't know what's going on. ross: an important development here in the u.k., the government has updated its list of countries where citizens can travel without quarantining on their return. in the latest update to what they have called their green list, the secretary of transport tweeted they were adding malta, madeira, several u.k. overseas territories and caribbean islands, including barbados. anna is in if he thought. this -- a visa -- ibiza. this is going down well? >> there were cheers that this was going to actually happen. throughout the day people across the island have been checking the developments and this is the news they have been waiting for. they just turned on the music at this bar. some of the locals are coming in and getting me

desde miami, florida, galo arellano, univisiÓn. ha convertido en un verdadero fenÓmeno mediÁtico y hoy la popular intÉrprete entregÓ un conmovedor testimonio que esperaban sus fans que la acompaÑaba fielmente en esta disputa ante los tribunales. dulce castellano desde los Ángeles nos dice quÉ ocurriÓ. dulce: la famosa princesa del pop hablÓ por primera vez en 13 aÑos en una audiencia para pedirle a la jueza que elimine la tutela que mantiene su padre y que controla cada momento de su vida, la cual dice, ha tenido un resultado traumÁtico. vÍa telefÓnica dijo:" trabajaba siete dÍas a la semana sin dÍas libres , que calefÓn el Único parecido a esto, se llama trÁfico sexual". >> su papÁ le tire todo el control de su dinero, de su vida y de todo. dulce: sus fans ha movilizado para crear la campaÑa "free britney" y algunos viajaron para estar en la corte de los Ángeles. >> demostrÓ estabilidad. ridley demostro que mejorÓ su comportamiento. dulce: un juez aprobÓ la tutela cuando en el 2008 la cantante tuvo una crisis mental. [habla en ing

miami's future? have warmed the ocean, most all of the heat from global warming is in the ocean, because it is now -- it has initiated and is rapidly accelerating icemelt on both greenland and antarctica, we are, as i said, certainly going to be in for two to three foot further sealevel rise by mid century. we could be at eight to 15 feet by the end of the century. miami? well, there's only 3% of miami -dade county that is greater than 12 feet above sea level. and even at six feet, it is pretty well going to be over later this century. but we are building here like there is no tomorrow. it is a hard thing for people to think that this hasn't always been here, but it hasn't. sea just happened to slow down for the last couple thousand years, so we built like this has always been here. unfortunately, the barri island of miami beach and all the barrier islands of the world are going to be inundated, compromised, eroded, storm surged across more aggressively in the pretty near future. juan: can you talk a

will grant, bbc news, miami. let's get more on this.of structural engineering at northeastern university, and he's spent his career studying the progressive collapse of structures. it could be explosions or could be accidental because there is no report on that.— no report on that. there are re orts no report on that. there are reports this _ no report on that. there are reports this building - no report on that. there are| reports this building suffered subsidence, it is near a coastal area of miami beach. can you tell us a bit about the environmental factors that play a part in the impact they have on a building? in a part in the impact they have on a building?— on a building? in this case, even though _ on a building? in this case, even though i'm _ on a building? in this case, even though i'm not - on a building? in this case, even though i'm not a - even though i'm not a structural engineer, i've seen reports that places in that area are sinking or settling into the ground, an indication of potential foundation problems. in terms o

desaparecidos en florida, el misterioso desplome de un edificio frente a la playa, a sÓlo millas de miamitiene a decenas de equipos de rescate buscando a los residentes atrapados bajo los escombros. borja: otro colapso estructural ocurriÓ en washington, cinco personas fueron hospitalizadas despuÉs de que un puente peatonal se viniera abajo, tenemos los detalles. carolina: " solamente quiero recuperar mi vida, me obligaron a trabajar, me drogaron por 13 aÑos". fuertes palabras de la famosa cantante britney spears en corte, asegura que estÁ traumatizada, pero quÉ pasarÁ con sus finanzas? te contamos. ♪ ♪ borja: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁs? hoy es 24 de junio, somos carolina sarassa y un servidor, borja voces. gracias por sintonizarnos. carolina: arrancamos con noticias de Última hora, imÁgenes de terror, queda captada cÁmara el momento en que un edificio a sÓlo 6 millas de miami beach, en florida, colapsa parcialmente esta madrugada, parcialmente a las 2:00 a.m., dejando un caos total, lo han comparado con la destrucciÓn dejada por el 9—11. esta torre de condominios de 12 pisos que aproximada

will grant, bbc news, miami.debbie wasserman schultz is the congresswoman who represents the area in miami where the building collapsed. —— speaking in the last hour or so. she says she's never seen anything like the destruction that's occurred. i will tell you after spending the bulk of the day here, that this is a tragedy without precedent in the united states of america. the devastation that i witnessed today is the likes of which i have never seen — and i have been to haiti , but to see one building come down and other nations. —— but to see one building come down like this inexplicably... having a chance to talk to the families whose hearts are breaking, who need and want answers and who need to have hope that their loved ones will be somewhere under that rubble and the confidence in knowing that we have — the ability to reassure them that we have the best search and rescue experts here, that we do send all over the world but that we have right here, making sure that everything and anything that can be done

>> reporter: so miami-dade fire department, obviously a huge fire department, miami-dade county is the largest in terms of population, within that they have urban search and rescue. this has been going on for decades. they not only have expertise but have the equipment and training that they keep current. but the point is, they're exhausted. they have been running through the operation for 31 plus hours, so they have now defaulted to bring in assistance from the miami fire department, the city of miami versus the county of miami-dade to begin assisting them, and as we heard from the state emergency management coordinator, other fire departments in the state are going to be lending their firefighters who also have unique training and expertise, which all suggests as we are 31 hours into this. this is going to go on awhile. everybody tuning in may say gosh, i hope we have answers now. it doesn't happen that way in a situation like this. it takes days and a lot of days to get to the point where they'll say we have done search and rescue, now we move to recovery. search and rescue is the m

when you think about miami-dade college, when you think about this in miami-dade county the percentage of students that hold a postsecondary credential which we know is a path to prosperity to compete for the life-sustaining job. we have seen among our hispanic community especially in areas in miami-dade county with more rules in the heart of urban downtown. victor currently five or 69 serving nationwide, they continue to face financial burdens and these burdens have been exasperated by covid-19. while they're experiencing a decline in enrollment revenues are working hard to ring the student safely back to campus in the aftermath of the pandemic. for example northern new mexico college and hsi in my state had to transform its approach to student service offering hygiene broadband assistance over the past year. how can federal government to ensure they are adequately and safely serving the 5.4 million undergraduate and graduate students who are returning to their campuses? >> senator that is an excellent question. i think it's a multipronged approach in terms of looking at financial sup

we — part, this northern part of miami beach. ~ ., part, this northern part of miami beach. ~ . , .,we are getting reports now that 18 latin americans _ beach. we are getting reports now that 18 latin americans are - beach. we are getting reports now| that 18 latin americans are missing and they collapse. let's go live now to the scene and talk to bbc mundo's cecilia barria. tell us more about what you are hearing, please.— tell us more about what you are hearing, please. there is a search and rescue _ hearing, please. there is a search and rescue operation _ hearing, please. there is a search and rescue operation going - hearing, please. there is a search and rescue operation going on. i hearing, please. there is a search | and rescue operation going on. we had been here for many hours, and some minutes ago, they are trying to move all that debris to find survivors. we don't know there have been loads of people that they had still disappeared, and we have been talking to neighbours and also families, relatives and friends, we made contact with them, but what we have seen here is a h

beach, colinda con la playa de miami beach.mo quedÓ la estructura de este edificio que se desplomÓ la parte de los balcones. en la Última planta se puede ver que hay una litera de bebes. nosotros estamos al tanto de la informaciÓn ofrecidas por las autoridades. mÁs de 30 personas han sido rescatadas de la estructura, los bomberos utilizaron grÚas y dos personas fueron llevadas al hospital. se teme que todavÍa haya personas atrapadas bajo los escombros, los mejores equipos de rescate de miami-dade estÁn trabajando aquÍ. esto ocurriÓ en la madrugada del jueves, nosotros estamos siguiendo los detalles. numerosas personas han sido evacuadas de los edificios aledaÑos, este edificio cumple 40 aÑos y debÍa pasar el proceso de recertificaciÓn que se hace cada 40 aÑos. nos dijeron que las tareas estaban realizandose, en la Última planta del edificio habÍa maquinaria pesada que se usaba para reparar el edificio, y esto podrÍa haber generlado colapso de este edificio. >>> muchas gracias por el informe. nos vamos a la ciudad de baltimore e

the building near miami came crashing down overnight nearly 100 people are still on accounted for. thanks for joining us tonight at 5, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm ken wayne and for grant lotus tonight, at least one person has been killed. it's feared, though, that the death toll will climb higher part of the building. did kabul overnight collapsing while residents were asleep inside. kareen wynter has an update on the search and rescue efforts. >> with most of the building have urgent 911, calls from the frantic scene overnight. a 12 story serves side condo. but officials say nothing prepared them for the devastation that they witness up close. we're all praying. we are all. >> crying. we are all here with the suffering families. >> part of the champlain towers. south condominium building crumbled. officials say about a 3rd of the structure creating this large debris field. the mayor of miami dade county said the federal emergency management agency will soon be dispatched to the site to help with the destruction and assist impacted loved ones following the signing of emergency disas

miami los angeles. we've already read daniel hosting stuff on kind of the state of california. and so we're getting a sense of what the national picture is looking like and one of the things that's really fascinating and interesting about where the historical scholarship is now. it's at civil rights history and history of land are really starting to blend together because land is a constant and so many of the ways in which discrimination and oppression translate from generation to generation occurs through land that has expressed through land and so what i'm going to try to do this morning is have you think about a set of ideas for big ideas mostly and also how the symbolism of the suburban and the urban can sometimes get really slippery? but i want to tell you a little bit of a story first. this image is one of my personal favorites it's from miami in a celebrates the opening of an under expressway park. now this photo was taken by the city of miami's tourism department as a way of celebrating the city and celebrating the progress that the city had made through the collaborati

nos conectamos en vivo con el jefe de la policÍa de miami.oco tiempo. un verano sangriento. son palabras bastante fuertes para describirlo. >> gracias por tenderme. no quiero que... que sepan mi nombre en espaÑol. lo que estÁ ocurriendo en este estado, en este paÍs es que las armas de fuego son muy fÁcil para los delincuentes. y tambiÉn lo que estÁ pasando en nuestro paÍs es que muchos de los delincuentes no pueden tener armas de fuego por ley. que por ley tienen prohibiciÓn. en muchos lugares las cortes fiscales no estÁn llevando a cuenta. asÍ que tenemos que ser mÁs esfuerzo para llevar la cuenta a lo que estÁn tiroteando antes de que tirÉ ni maten a alguien. hay que llevar a prisiÓn porque esta gente no tiene miedo a la muerte lo que le tienen temor es a la prisiÓn. asÍ que tenemos que llevarlos y vamos a ver lo que pasa. borja: la gente en la calle y en las redes estÁn mostrando su preocupaciÓn por la cantidad de incidentes violentos en las Últimas semanas. ¿quÉ le puede decir a los residentes de las personas que estÁn pensando a venir a

just north of miami beach right now. but -- but i know this is a really powerful moment for you and your team. walk us through a little bit what the men and women who are working with you are thinking right now. >> it's hard. i mean, we all have families and, you know, we -- and leadership. obviously, everybody has a role to play. and -- and leadership roles, you know, it's personal. and our job is to get people out safely. and, you know, it's stressful, obviously, on the -- on the frontline workers because they're in the building. but it's just as stressful when you are in the command room making those tough decisions of putting these people in harm's way to try to save those that are inside. >> chief, we are grateful. >> sorry. >> our thoughts are with you and the men and women and we totally, totally appreciate what you are doing. these are the hardest kinds of decisions that leaders like you have to make because we know you are putting the men and women who work with you, potentially, in great danger as well as they