right now many residents in neighboring miami beach want to know what risk am i at with my building. there are about 5,000 commercial properties in miami beach, and around 500 of them are undergoing some form of recertification right now. the city immediately sprang into action how soon after the collapse did you jump in on inspections? >> the next day, friday >> reporter: city manager alina hudak says miami beach just wrapped up a visual inspection of all those buildings as it awaits a deeper dive within 21 days, and 15 complexes, 10 of them occupied, have been our thres for having to evacuate a building >> if we can't get a letter from a structural engineer assuring us the building is safe for occupancy, we will have to pull that trigger. >> reporter: miami beach could act in a matter of days as 76 people in surfside remain unaccounted for. still, those on the front lines lifted tonight by the nearly 500 thank you cards coming from students near and far at this time of silence, the love doing all the talking. sam joins us now sam, we're learning more about a florida law that might

the death toll rising to 24 and close to 300 residents evacuated have a condominium in north miami beach after a review found unsafe conditions there. our team on the ground again tonight. the state of emergency just declared in florida ahead of tropical storm elsa after it unleashed heavy rain and high winds, already blamed for at least one death in the caribbean. the tropical storm watch issued for parts of the keys as the storm prepares to pass over cuba. rob marciano is standing by with the track. the record holiday travel. tsa screening nearly 2.2 million people on friday, topping pre-pandemic levels. but cancellations and delays causing long lines and massive crowds at airports across the country as airlines struggle to keep up with a surge in travelers. and the fireworks warning this july 4th weekend as extreme heat and drought continues in the west. the major cities canceling firework shows and events as officials say conditions are so dry, a single spark could ignite a fire. the hours long standoff between authorities and a heavily armed group playing out in a boston suburb. par

i want to bring in mayors dan gilbert of miami beach peach and frances suarez of miami. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> neither of you are strangers to threatening storm. but mayor suarez what are your concerns about the storm and the ongoing search in the debris field there at that clamsed condo. >> well that florida task force 2 led by the city of miami and so it's a tremendous concern for our -- you know, first responders who are there on the scene, who are risking lives, underneath very unstable ground in search of of the efforts below ground on top of piles shifting and moving. the building can come down at any moment. we had to stop work a couple days ago or day and a half ago because it shifted six to 12 inches. with a looming hurricane, it's more important than ever that the decision to be -- to take down the building be expedited. >> and mayor, gelber, a lot of people in miami beach are living in the high-rise towers in the miami beach areas. i wonder if you are hearing about worries being expressed to you not just? light of the storm but in light of the collaps

and north miami beach. what are your concerns about the integrity of what remains? this as search and rescue teams continue to, you know, try to dive into that debris. >> number one, i want to thank you, and my heart and my prayers goes out to the families, to the neighbors that live in the neighboring community, as well. as you know, we have friends and family who live in such buildings adjacent. what's interesting here is that there is a new day, that we in miami-dade are creating here that is unique and special. everyone is looking at an existing building product in a new light. we've had these structures, but nobody has really focused on it like we are focusing on it now. in miami, florida, we are very cognisant of that, and we have done it in the past, specifically 1992 when hurricane andrew came through. we completely revamped and brought the florida building code to the next level and made it so much more progressive. i see this happening right now on multiple levels. >> yeah, so you see that this wi

many thanks for that update kareem for us in miami beach, florida. will tropical storm elsa has made land full now and east in cuba, and strong winds of near 95 kilometers per hour and heavy rain full cost. as a warning of flash flooding on month, slides, storm has already battered several caribbean islands, killing least 3 people. well, 180000 people in cuba being evacuated. the government is also trying to protect sugar cane and coco groves. storm is expected to gradually weaken as it moves across the country while we're moving because the building is falling. we need to move now because the storm that's coming, things are grim as we keep and say you need to move and that's how we keep going when we are being evacuated. and that's because of this done. the building is in the very best date and they have been some collapses. so you need to look after yourself. i mean, the philippine military says all 96 people on board, one of its planes that crashed on some they have been accounted for. 47 people died as well as 3 on the ground when the c one says

all right. carina had to live 1st there in miami beach cream. thank you. well, as we mentioned, a tropical storm elsewhere is making its way towards florida and has made a landfill in eastern cuba. it brought strong winds of nearly $95.00 millimeters, an hour and heavy rain forecast. as a warning of flash flooding and mudslide. the storm has already battered several can be an island killing. at least 3 people. 180000 people in cuba are being evacuated. the government's also trying to protect sugar cane and cocoa crops. the storms expected to gradually weaken as it moves across the country. while we're moving because the building is falling, we need to move now because with the storm that's coming, things are grim as we can say. you need to move and that's how we keep going. wow. and we are being evacuated and that's because of this done. the building is in the very best date and they have been some collapses. so you need to look after yourself. like the philippines military says, all 96 people on board, one of its plains of crashed on sunday, have not been

her dad who joins us now live from miami beach in florida. so cream. what is the latest on this demolition? is it still expected to happen this evening? while my lean, we're, we're waiting to find out. we've been waiting for officials to brief us now for a little over an hour. they had a meeting about 34 hours ago where they were supposed to be discussing the specifics of the demolition, the timeline and, and just the nature of the demolition itself. and we've, we've been waiting for details ever since. what we do know though is that they have already started the preparations. they've started drilling holes, they started drilling holes actually over night to put in the explosives. and most of that was already completed by, by sunday morning. and we know that they are planning on demolishing the building as soon as, as soon as they can do it safely. they are worried about a storm that is making its way over here. and although the trajectory has shifted a little bit to the west, there were some, some concerns that it might cause a big problems to the sea

over the weekend, the city of miami beach ordered the evacuation of a residential building, this out he second building ordered to be evacuated in the broader miami-dade county since the champlain tower south collapsed nearly two weeks ago. i'm joined by the mayor of miami beach. thanks for taking the time this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> first i want to talk about champlain towers. you had the rest of the building taken down overnight. beyond the search for the hope of vsurvivors but also the remains of those lost, you have a lot of families now without a home anymore, a place to live. and i imagine folks in the area are reaching out to help. where are these families going? >> well, there's an outpouring from our community. i mean, that tower was literally on our north border where a 7.5 mile barrier island. it's really our neighbors. there's a huge outpouring. people are trying to get them located to other buildings, which they are right now to take care of. right now it's really this open wound, as the whole world is watching of just hundreds of people hoping against

this one in north miami beach. stick around.ing news just coming into "the situation room", very disturbing. officials no north miami beach florida, not far from the site of the deadly surfside condo collapse have just ordered the evacuation of the another condo building after finding it structurally unsound. rosa flores is reporting from the scene for us right now. rosa, tell us what is going on. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, we just learned from city officials here that the evacuation order has gone out and wolf, i was just handed the report here and i'll read a few lines here to give you an umdnderstanding what is going on here. according to city officials, because of the collapse at surfside, all of the buildings in miami beach were asked to evaluate the structural stability, evaluate the structures, every single structure in this city. according to city officials, this building and i'm going to quote here is structurally not safe and electric ally not safe. it has 156 units and all are being evacuated. i asked h

. >> reporter: in miami beach no fourth of july fireworks this year, instead the city inviting residentsstand outside with a candle, a flashlight or anything that lights up to remember the victims and honor first responders. overnight some of those first responders added to the tributes and the miami beach fire department tweeting, simply, quote, we're with you, surfside. >>> now to the latest on tropical storm elsa. a tropical storm watch has been issued for parts of florida. so the storm is thrashing cuba with gusty winds, torrential rain that is after slamming into several caribbean islands killing at least three people and leaving a trail of destruction. hurricane elsa strength devastated barbados, downed trees and causing massive power water outage. a closerer look coming up in minutes. >>> but first the nation's independence day celebrations playing out amid concerns about covid-19. president biden hosting the largest event of his presidency so far at the white house and calling on unvaccinated americans to get the vaccine. abc's elizabeth schulze is in washington with the details.

in response to the collapse, north miami beach city officials have launched a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings. a few miles from the champlain towers south, 300 residents of a different condo building, ordered to evacuate. it was deemed structurally and electrically unsafe. trevor ault, abc news, surfside, florida. >> so much to uncover . >>> just ahead, open at last. closed from us because of the pandemic. some east bay residents finally have a place to cool off. welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. ♪ windows open, i'm yelling unity ♪ ♪ side by side with my community ♪ ♪ celebrate, let's have a jubilee ♪ ♪ they've been there for us ♪ ♪ let's be there for them ♪ >>> oh, maybe it is pittsburgh best-kept secret. the buchanan swim center reopened today with the glistening pool water beckoning swimmers. even so, it looks like not everyone got the message. there was a small turnout today. the

. >> reporter: just a few miles away in north miami beach residents at crest view towers who were evacuatedort that showed the building to be unsafe were allowed back in. they went with a police escort today for just 15 minutes to grab any personal belongings they could carry out by hand. >> they called us yesterday and they told us that we have just 15 minutes today to take some stuff -- personal stuff. >> reporter: back at the pile at champlain towers south where the rescue mission has officially become a recovery mission. first responders aren't giving up despite the personal toll it takes on them. >> i'm physically digging but i'm also emotionally digging for more strength to continue. >> reporter: amid all the sadness one small piece of good news to come out of surfside today, rescue workers found binx the cat alive, he belongs to the family that lived in apartment 4, mother and daughter are in the hospital and the father is still missing. binx has been reunited with the family. first responders are finding victims it seems at a faster pace. the fire chief saying they're working with f

her dad has more from miami beach in florida. they spent the greater part of sunday drilling holes into the bottom of the building.

. >> in miami beach, no fourth of july fireworks this year. instead, the city inviting residents to stand outside with a candle, a flashlight, or anything that lights up, to remember the victims and honor first responders. the official death toll from the collapse is at least 24 people. >>> as we mentioned earlier, florida is bracing for tropical storm elsa. for millions of others, it's all about the trip home after the long holiday weekend. travel experts say the worst traffic is expected today, between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m. accu-weather's chris allen has more on the storm. >> keeping an eye on elsa, bringing in heavy rain, four to eight inches or more across cuba and as we head into the next couple of days, florida, especially the west coast, will be impacted with similar rain amounts, about four to eight inches possible. let's bring you to the track of the storm over cuba as we speak. right now and then moving into florida by tuesday morning, by the keys, and then up into the southeast coast, as we head into the midweek. diedre, andrew, back t

the latest count is 22 dead and 126 missing, and we've gotten word of a 10-story condo in north miami beachhat was ordered to evacuate after the building submitted a report documenting a number of unsafe conditions. let's go to charles watson in surfside with the late arest on what's going on there -- latest on what's going on there. charles. >> reporter: good morning, neil. this is now the ninth day of search and rescue efforts. crews are working around the clock at that collapsed site as they desperately search for the 126 people who are still missing. and miami-dade officials say this rescue mission is really taking a toll on first responders as 22 people are now confirmed dead. that includes the 7-year-old daughter of a firefighter who has been at the collapse site helping in the search for victims. all of this happening as hurricane elsa barrels towards the florida coast with an expected landfall sometime early next week. urban search and rescue teams from indiana, pennsylvania, virginia, ohio and new jersey are on site to provide relief to local teams. elsa is already lashing the cari

officials in north miami beach launched an investigation and review of all structures that are abovee stories following that tragic collapse in surfside. >>> on that topic more bodies were found at the site of the collapse bringing the number of dead now to 22. as abc news reporter morgan norwood explains, as crews continue with the painstaking work of trying to recover bodies and find survivors they hope, officials are shifting their eyes to the tropics now and a looming hurricane. >> reporter: as search teams return to the rubble, the death toll climbing and a heartwrenching discovery, rescue workers finding of 7girl daughter of a firefiand night was even more, you know, when we're moving a fellow firefighter's daughter. that's just where i want to emphasize the emotion. >> reporter: the girl's father had been helping with search and rescue efforts since the building came down. we're told he placed a small american flag next to her body taking off his firefighter's jacket and draping it over her as she was carried through two single file lines of first responders. meanwhile the dea

her dad who is live in miami beach in florida. so i think we've just heard from authorities. what is the latest that we're hearing on this demolition? well, melina, we heard from them that the demolition is about to get started about 2 hours from now. and it's a process that is expected to last about 5 hours. workers have been been on site since yesterday, drilling holes, all of all in all along the foundation of the building small holes to put explosives in and they're going to be using a type of demolition called energetic felling, which is basically small, little explosions at different sites. around the foundation of the building and then the building will come down by the force of gravity. now the good thing about this is it's supposed to, once the demolition is complete and they remove all the rubble which they're going to try and do as quickly as possible. it should free up more of that site for, for fire and rescue workers to continue their search and rescue operations which are now welling to the 2nd week. will that lead, lead me to the next question? i mean, is that

he has more from miami beach in florida. they spent the greater part of sunday drilling holes into the bottom of the building where they would then put these explosive charges and brought the building down with a process known as energetic leveling. but right now we do have crews on seen on the side of the of the demolition, just to make sure that everything is fine, that all the, all the explosions that were supposed to go off and did in fact go off. and they are due to resumed their search and rescue operation as soon as possible. we have to remember that last year, during the 4th of july, miami was in the grips of the cove at pandemic. we were basically the epicenter for the us at the time. and there were no real firework display to speak of the mood was subdued as well. so you had a lot of people prior to this collapse, obviously who had been eagerly looking forward to just let loose. and that's exactly what they were doing about an hour away from where i am in fort fort lauderdale. but that was obviously not the case to

en otro funeral, el jefe de policÍa carlos noriega llegÓ a la iglesia de san patrick, miami beach, para no lo supero. nunca pensÉ que la despedida mÍa serÍa esta, en mi mente no pasaba que ella se irÍa tan rÁpido. jorge: ¿dÓnde mÁs se llevarÁn a cabo los funerales de las vÍctimas? vilma: aparte de los funerales en san joseph y en saint patrick, miami beach, tambiÉn el presidente biden anuncio nuevas estrategias para convencer a mas personas de que se vacunen contra el covid-19. precisamente en momentos en que los contagios aumentaron en la mitad de los estados debido a la variante delta. nevada, oklahoma, misuri, arkansas y carolina del sur tienen bajos indices de vacunacion y reportan aumentos de hasta 30 por ciento de casos.janet rodriguez nos dice que propone biden para revertir esta tendencia. hasta el 30% en algunos estados. reportera: emilio ramos y su familia no se han querido vacunar contra el covid a pesar de ser elegibles. >> a veces, por temor, tal vez por descuido, pero a veces nosotros tenemos, yo creo plenamente en mÍ dios y se que Él me protege. reportera: como Él, millon

president biden spent three hours with victims' families yesterday, and now miami beach has announcedelit vigil on july 4th. abc's faith abubey has the latest. faith, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, andrew. president biden says the federal government will cover the search and rescue efforts' cost at 100% for the first 30 days, which is a huge help for local officials as this massive search and rescue effort continues. this morning, florida officials making plans to likely level the rest of the partially collapsed champlain towers south. large columns of the remaining structure shifting 6 to 12 inches overnight thursday causing a safety scare for rescue workers. >> given our ongoing safety concerns about the integrity of the building, we're continuing to restrict access to the collapse zone. >> reporter: the job has been physically grueling and mentally daunting. the workers pressing on. some rescue workers also coming down with covid-19. president biden thanking the crews for their sacrifice. >> these folks are always showing up no matter what. they're risking their live

rosa flores, cnn, north miami beach, florida. >> rosa, thank you so much. hurdle to tell you about in the ongoing search and rescue efforts. the mayor of miami-dade county signing an emergency report authorizing the demolition of the remaining structure of champlain tower south over fears it may collapse. the mayor of surfside explained what might happen once the demolition begins. >> the issue with the tower, the remaining tower, is that tell creates a dangerous situation for the workers in that there's debris falling from it. so, i imagine if it were to be demolished, the demolition preparation could take place while the crews were working. and during the time the building was actually collapsing, the workers would have to step away. but immediately following the collapse, the workers could re-engage. >> now, officials are taking a close eye on what you see there, hurricane elsa. there are concerns that heady rainfall and strong winds could interrupt the operations. cnn's natasha chen is live in surfside, florida. natasha, talk to us about what's happening

officials in north miami beach launched an investigation and review of all constructor that are about five stories following the collapse in surfside. more bodies were found at the site of the collapse in surfside bringing the number of dead to 22. christine says as crews continue this work officials are shifting to the tropics and now a looming hurricane. >> as search teams return to the rubble the death toll climbing. the heart wrenching discovery, rescue workers finding the body of a 7-year-old girl. the daughter of a firefighter on the scene. >> very difficult. removing a fellow firefighter's daughter. >> the girl's father has been helping with search and rescue efforts since the building came down. we are told he put a small american flag next to her body and draped his jacket over her as she was carried down. the federal government picking up 100% of the cost of the search and rescue operations and debris removal. officials are moving forward with plans to demolish the rest of the building. eyes also on the tropics, officials monitoring elsa which could bring wind and rain to th

and in the city of miami beach evacuated on saturday when an inspector came and saw some structural issues there. that is only half occupied. so about a dozen units effected with that evacuation. and then you have the crest view towers condominium in north miami beach evacuated on friday all of a sudden because the city had requested the buildings turn in their 40 year recertification reports and that building turned in a report that was dated from january showing structural and electrical problems so that delayed report, once the city saw that, everybody had to get out. >> a lot of folks looking closely with concern. thank you very much. >>> joining me now is a structural engineer, rick della guardia, good to have you on this morning. looking at the site prior to the demolition of the tower, you have this creaking structure above the rescue teams for sometime. they made the decision to take it down, including with the storm approaching. how important is that in your view? right? >> i think it is absolutely the right call. i think it is for the sake of the safety of not only the fir

officials in north miami beach are calling for the immediate evacuation and closure of one building thatafe. cnn's rosa flores has the details. >> reporter: the city of north miami beach asking all of the residents of the building that you see behind me to evacuate. officials say that the building is structurally and electrically not safe. now, here's the back story. this building was built in 1972. it has more than 150 units, and according to the city, this building had not filed its 40-year recertification. well, after what happened in surfside and the collapse there, they say that they've asked all the buildings to resubmit their paperwork. well, today according to the city, the building submitted this report, which is dated january 11th. on the front page, on the first page, it says that the building is considered structurally and electrically not safe. that's why city officials say that they acted very swiftly. from talking to some of the residents here, i can tell you that they say that they showed up to their homes. some of them were out and about. and they found police officers i

officials in north miami beach launched an investigation review of all structure that are above fiveries following the collapse in surfside. >>> more bodies were found at the site of the collapse in surfside bringing the dead to 22. as crews continue this painstaking work, officials are shifting their eyes to the tropics and a looming hurricane. >> as search teams returned to the rubble deh toll climbing. a heart wrenching discld girl, daughter of a firefighter on the scene. >> it's very difficult. when removing a fellow firefighter's daughter and that's just where i want to say the emotion. >> the girl's father has been helping with search and rescue efforts since the building came down. he put a small american flag next to her body. his jacket draped over her as she was carried down. the federal government picking up 100% of the cost. officials are moving forward with plans to demolish the rest of the building. eyes also on the tropics, officials monitoring elsa which could bring wind and rain to the area and disrupt search and rescue efforts. >> we are not just running an emergenc

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north miami beach, they did have an evacuation over a week ago. the crest view towers there.as issued in january that deemed the building unsafe, but it was only uncovered during a recent audit. what we'll see today, you'll see in the video, lines of people waiting to get inside that building, given just 15-minute windows to get all their positions and get out. >> i don't know when they're going to let me take my furniture and stuff. i can't live there knowing it could be unsafe. >> in the immediate aftermath of that building collapse, the mayor of miami-dade county called for an audit of all the residential properties we're past the halfway point of the deadline to get done scott, back to you >> sam, thank you very much. >>> more arrests, more fallout in haiti after the assassination of its president a reporter who spoke with the aunt of one of the american suspects live with us next >>> plus seizing border posts and gaining territory fast the taliban now claiming they control nearly all of ghisn u. oo pl (customer) hi? (burke) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke)

north miami beach evacuating a building because of fear of collapse.in high rises along the shore there? >> i missed the first part of that question. could you repeat it? >> yeah, yeah. north miami beach is evacuating a building there because of fear of collapse, this happening overnight. so i'm just wondering how safe residents should feel in other high rises that are nearby the champlain towers? >> well, listen, this is a real, real difficult situation. we have no idea why this building just fell down. as i've said before, you know, buildings in the united states and in america don't fall down. that's a third world phenomenon, not a first world phenomenon. something was very, very wrong here with this building, and we're going to have to find out what was wrong. that's not going to be today, tomorrow, the next day or indefinite future. for now we're going to pull people out of that rubble and reunite them with their families. that's our number one goal, the number one focus, and from the white house down to surfside everybody is working together to g

aside from just that, miami beach took actions immediately in the wake of this. things. one was a visual look at all of the 500-plus buildings in miami beach that are at some stage of the recertification process, that 40-year timeline and also a 21-day mandate to get a structural engineering report from all those buildings as well. what they found, chris, were a number of buildings that had clear visual deficiencies just from the eye test. here's a city manager describing the steps they took. >> we sent our structural engineers with a team to visually observe and if there was anything that we saw that was of any concern, and that's an evolution, we're in that process right now. >> reporter: how many instances of that do you have so far? >> we have identified, within the last two days, ten buildings that meet that criteria. >> reporter: of the ten, how many have people in them? >> all of them. >> reporter: what's your threshold for having to evacuate a building? >> if we can't get a letter from a structural engineer assuring us that the building is safe for occupa

en otro funeral el jefe de policÍa de la ciudad llego a la iglesia en miami beach acompaÑado de su familiaos. isabel era amiga de hilda y horas antes del colapso del edificiohablÓ con ella porque esa noche se iba a quedar , pero por alguna razÓn decidiÓ que mejor lo harÍa al dÍa siguiente. >> ese dÍa para mÍ fue terrible y todavÍa hoy no lo supero. vilma: adicionalmente las iglesias tambiÉn tienen planeado otros funerales en una sinagoga de nueva york ya que hay que recordar que varios miembros de la comunidad judÍa se vieron afectados por esta tragedia. es de la iglesia en surfside, florida, vilma tarazona, univisiÓn. patricia: todos hemos sentido solos de estas familias. vamos a california. tras el estallido de los fuegos artificiales que causaron una explosiÓn masiva en los Ángeles, arturo enfrenta cargos federales por no tener licencia para transportar mÁs de 30 2000 libras de fuegos artificiales. el incidente 17 personas resultaron heridas. dulce castellanos estÁ en los Ángeles con lo Último. dulce: arturo ceja tercero fue otorgado una fianza de 25.000 $ y se espera que salga en liber

> back now with a police investigation at the former home of fashion designer gianni versace in miami beach which is now a hotel. two men were found dead in a room yesterday. authorities say a housekeeper came across the bodies. today is the 24th anniversary of versace's murder at that property. >>> one of america's hottest young stars broke a string of records earlier this year with her debut singing and now she has made her big debut at the nation's capital. will ganss has more now. >> she has the song of the year. the song of the summer and now livz olivia rodrigo is taking on washington, d.c., too, but it is all for an important ♪ >> you'll currently find her album at number othe billboard 200 but olivia rodrigo herself, spending the day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, on wednesday. the 18-year-old driver's license superstar visiting the white house, to meet with president biden to encourage young people to get the covid vaccine. >> it doesn't matter if you're young and healthy, get the vaccine to protect yourself and friends and your family. let's get vaccinated. >> olivia in a 1995 pink

nos vamos hasta miami beach.n con comida. hermoso. gracias a ustedes. jessica: esta es la semana de la moda de los trajes de baÑo en miami. este domingo vas a debutar como diseÑadora. tienes tu marca de bikini. estefanÍa: es un gran dÍa. estoy muy emocionada. venimos con una marca que representa la libertad, la fortaleza de la mujer. y bueno. quiero mostrar todo. jessica: se lo vamos a mostrar. antes de hablar de la moda, hay que hablar de moda. [risas] estÁ comprometida con un amigo de la casa que queremos muchÍsimo. con ricky montaner. suenan las campanas. cuÁndo es la boda? estefanÍa: mucha pregunta. no sÉ responder literal. con esto del coronavirus se hizo un poco mÁs larga la preparaciÓn, pero estamos encaminados. seguramente, en el verano en argentina que serÍa el invierno aquÍ. enero o febrero 2022. chef: mientras estemos de invitado no importa. estefanÍa: claro. estÁs adentro. [risas] jessica: queremos verlos felices. vamos a regalar en la boda algunos bikini. estefanÍa: estarÍa bueno. me van a matar aquÍ

. >> reporter: miami beach and other cities in the surrounding area are conducting a thorough review of all condo high-rise buildings, hoping to prevent another tragedy. a few miles away, 300 residents of crestview towers in north miami beach forced to leave their homes. that is after an engineering report deemed it structurally and electrically unsafe. almost six months ago. city officials saying they just learned about it this week. >> nobody knew. i didn't know it was deemed unsafe since january. it's july 2? >>> developing news. there are nine wildfires burning to the north of us right now. among the largest, the level wildfire and just south, the salt fire in shasta county. this is time-lapse video of the salt fire and it has burned 7500 acres and 5% contained. firefighters have been strengthening containment lines alongside interstate 5. the fire has destroyed 41 buildings including 27 homes. evacuation orders remain in place. >>> the level wildfire 36% contained and was sparked by a lightning strike and scorched within 24,000 acres. it is burning on the flanks of mt. shasta. i

over the weekend, two buildings, one in north miami beach and one in miami beach were forced to closend evacuate after structural issues were found at those buildings. the american red cross is working with residents of those buildings to find them alternate places to stay. right now, miami-dade officials not taking any chances of the possibility of any more catastrophes happening as they continue to assess 40--year-old buildings in the area. >> major developments on this front. charles watson, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, charles. >> tropical storm elsa gained strength as it is expected to make landfall in cuba this afternoon. >> florida declares a state of emergency for 15 counties as elsa is expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow. madeleine rivera joins us live from meijer's -- meyers beach with the latest. good morning, madeleine. >> reporter: good morning, ashley and carley. things are kind of quiet here, people enjoying the rest of their holiday weekend. some people are keeping a close eye on the storm. tropical storm elsa is slightly stronger with maximum susta

and miami beach were evacuated over the weekend after structural issues were found at those buildingse told the american red cross is working with residents of the buildings to find them alternative places to live. right now, miami-dade county officials not taking any chances on any more building collapses. guys. >> charles watson live for us. thanks so much. >> and speaking of weather, tropical storm is expected to make landfall in cuba. 180,000 people evacuated the island as the storm gained strength overnight. three people were killed in the caribbean, including a 15-year-old and 75-year-old in the dominican republic. a nasa astronaut sharing these images of elsa from the international space station. it's expected to hit florida's gulf coast tomorrow and wednesday. states of emergency have been declared in 15 counties. >> at least 10 people are killed and 35 hurt in a string of shootings over the holiday weekend in chicago, police say the victims include a 19-year-old, he was fatally shot saturday morning, one of several violent weekends during the city's current crime wave. over t

a few miles away, 300 residents of crestview towers in north miami beach forced to leave their homes. that's after an engineering report deemed it on structurally and electrically unsafe almost six months ago. city officials saying they just learned about it this week. >> nobody knew. i didn't know it was deemed unsafe since january. it is july 2? it makes no sense. >>> back here in california, there are nine wildfires burning to the north. among the largest, the lava wildfire in siskiyou county and the salt fire in shasta county. this is the time lapse video of the salt fire which has burned nearly 7500 acres. it's 5% contained. firefighters have been strengthening containment lines along interstate 5. it has destroyed 41 buildings including 27 homes. evacuation orders remain in place. >>> the lava wildfire is 36% contained and was sparked by a lightning strike and scorch more than 24,000 acres. fires burning on the flanks of mt. shasta and has forced the evacuation of 3500 people. firefighters are facing extreme conditions with temperatures expected to reach nearly 100 degrees this

just miles away, residents of crestview towers and north miami beach were told that they must evacuateeport deemed the building structurally and electrically unsafe. six months ago city officials say they just learned about that, this week. >> i did not know that the building was deemed unsafe since january, and i went through that on july 2. >> christine sloan with abc news. >> a state owned oil company in mexico is being called out after a gas leak sparked a fireball. greenpeace mexico says the leak appeared to be caused by a failure of an underwater valve. it's at the accident highlights the risk of promoting fossil fuels. so far it is unclear how much environmental damage the gas leak and oceanic hairball has caused. it took more than five hours to put out the fire. >>> cyber criminals have targeted a major it service provider, exposing hundreds of customers in the united states and abroad to a ransom where attack. the miami-based company had been compromised by sophisticated cyber attacks, and of the fourth of july. the company says fewer than 1% of the clientele have been impacte

. >> reporter: the city of miami beach asking all of the residents to evacuate.y the building is structurally and electrically not safe. this building was built in 1972. it has more than 150 units. according to the city, this building had not filed its 40 year recertification. after what happened in surfside in the collapse there, they say that they've asked all the buildings to submit their paperwork. the building submitted this report which is dated january 11th. on the first page it says the building is considered structurally and electrically not safe, that's why city officials say they acted very swiftly from talking to some of the residents here, i can tell you that they say that they showed up to their homes, some of them were out and about, and they found police officers in the building asking people, urging people to grab what they could from their homes and to exit the building immediately. they were given two to three hours to pack up and leave. and of course right now it's hurricane season. there is a hurricane in the atlantic. so all of these people

the city of north miami beach ordering the crest view towers evacuated. audit found unsafe structural and electrical conditions. eyes also on the tropics. officials monitoring elsa which could bring wind and rain to the area and disrupt search and rescue efforts. >> we are not just running an emergency response as you can see. we are also preparing our whole community for a possible storm at the same time. >> as we head into the holiday the neighboring city of miami beach canceling fireworks in honor of the surfside victims. >> all right. such a sad story. that hurricane approaching as well. we feel for everybody there. >> yeah. very sad. that hurricane has been down graded to a tropical storm. we will track that for you. >>> we are grateful for our fog here. even some mist and drizzle along the coast the past couple of days. you can see behind me the visible picture showing we still have a pretty good defined marine layer. that will stay with us for the next couple of days through the holiday and that keeps our fire danger lower than it would be with our

. >> en miami beach 300 residentes de un condominio fueron evacuados luego de una inspección de que lasdad nacional anunció una iniciativa para permitir que veteranos de guerras que hayan sido reportados puedan regresar a estados unidos. >> me da mucho gusto esto que he estado esperando y nunca me di por vencido no pudo ocultar su júbilo al recibir la noticia de que pronto podrá regresar a lo que considera su verdadera patria. >> abran me puedo juntar con mi familia y mirar a mi mamá cuando yo quiera ahora tiene 93 años y está muy mal. z en la década de los 80 sirvió cuatro años en la marina estadounidense pero por un problema de consumo de drogas fue deportado a un equipo han pasado ya 20 años y considera que merece una segunda oportunidad estoy descendiendo a mi familia y mi patria. >> se anunció una iniciativa para traer de regreso a casa a un incalculable número de veteranos y para asegurarse que los soldados puedan obtener la naturalización. >> la unión americana de libertades civiles aplaudió la medida independiente de ciudadanía y que nunca deben ser desterrados de su país. >> el

on this thinking, sands of miami beach, challenging how mainstream media covers the news. stories like these that should be easy pickings for political reporters out the whole power to account while the others are breaking among the listening post on just the era. an extra judicial killing and a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into our house. that's my heard people shouting so full masked men for not only the eyes and hair were showing al jazeera world, his red eye, witness accounts of the dramatic story of the assassination of major p l. o. figure kelly was here in a secret israeli operation. assassination in tunis on al jazeera, on march 15th 2019 zealand sense of security was shattered. when 51 people was shot dead into christ church. another 40 wounded when a gunman began shooting at a christ church, moth with tech worship and attending the friday service. for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma. crucial. she gave me what was mom? i told her mom was with me 4 months later, i feel much quiet and i feel much more calm and really focused with

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