responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responderssponders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were responders were from getting to the scene by big crowds. police say two possible suspects were found running from the scene. >> we arrested two males and recovered to firearms. investigators are still looking to see if those individuals are connected to the shooting. >> police is a a big saturday celebration was happening on the lake. >> our investigators believe this is not directly connected to juneteenth. >> others believe the celebration was tarnished by violence. >> it is unfortunate they shooting is bringing down the overall sense of celebration, joy that everyone was having and feeling. >> i don't know what the motivation was but an event like this, something like that in. very sad. just pray for all of the victims. >> all six surviving shooting victims are in stable condition. it is possible

responded to russian cyber warfare. i hope we are responding, but how do we know we are? guest: it is a great question because it goes to the question of, how do you deter bad behavior? a lot of people have said deterrence doesn't work in cyberspace. it is just a different domain and doesn't function. i disagree and think deterrence can and doesn't -- does work in cyberspace what we don't practice it. make public your response. do deter someone from doing bad stuff whether it is your kid or a nationstate and he want them to stop engaging in cyber attacks, you have to tell them your redlines, say what will happen. if you do x, i will respond with y. you have to tell them what your capability is to respond and what your response will look like, here is the many things i will do to you if you do it. most importantly, when the bad thing happens, you've got to respond and engage to extract costs and engage as a deterrent. my view, which is in an unanimous view, but it works better when you do it in public. it is not the party that you responded to but all people see, when you

this country respond in the future? guest: we make very clear distinctions between criminal activity and state-sponsored activity. the russians, the chinese and others don't make these distinctions. you know, i think we need to look at it much more as a military problem and national security problem rather than law enforcement problem. that means if we do that we can utilize the tools of the united states military, which is where most of our cyber capability lies, to respond and restore deterrents. it reminds me of how we view terrorism in the 90's. if you were trying to collect evidence and arrest terrorists around the world, rather than giving them what we did around 911, a military response, i think that when it comes to many of these attacks, we are viewing them as coming from criminal groups, but in russia, many of these criminal groups have state support or at least state acquiescence and many of the actual hackers are blended back and forth between military organizations, intelligence organizations. the bottom li

kevin mccarthy is responding saying this. house democrats are now applying their socialist ideology to defund the police to the border by advancing legislation to defund our border and immigration law enforcement. what is your reaction to that, congressman roy? >> it's appalling. i have great friends who work at border patrol. great folks on the front lines. had 8,000 of them infected with the virus, coronavirus. we've had 39 to 40 who died from the virus. they were slow to get the resources they needed. now you have democrats cutting their budget when they are overwhelmed. we have 40% of them taken off the line to go to processing centers processing thousands of people because of the democrats' incompetence and now wide open borders and now slash their budget? i had legislation to cut all earmarks. fund border patrol or the wall. we need to do our job and secure the border. >> harris: we'll follow the trail on that. i can't imagine what kind of response that will get among democrats like shaking the apples out of the trees.

will be asked to respond. if c.a.r.t. can respond, then a team will be sent out. the other way is a hot line that c.a.r.t. can respond to and that's the way that the call would enter its c.a.r.t. system and response team. and, vinny, would you like to talk more about the team. >> sure, i want to acknowledge that structurally as well. what c.a.r.t. is proposing is that we are trying to unburden institutional response systems with response teams that may be able to deescalate or resolve a situation that doesn't require such a massive deployment of resources. institutional responses require a larger frame work and infrastructure of resources. we know that wellness is being delivered in our communities. community informed practices and programs that are informed by community informed practices are the frontier. there is money set aside in joe biden's american rescue plan that is identifying we need to uplift community capacity that there is modelity of leverage that can resolve a situation that are typically identified as c-level so we can continue to unburden the eme

and the local first responders, seeing first respond the round the clock rescue efforts and how the community has come together in the time of greatest needs. fema is on the ground. we have a recovery center that's working directly with families and loved ones impacted by this tragic event, to get them the assistance that they need. and we will continue to bring resources to support the ongoing response and recovery efforts. fema's mission of supporting people before, during, and after disasters has never been no critical. our control supporting incidents such as the champlain towers collapse, our support of the pandemic response and numerous other disasters attests to the vital importance and responsibility of this agency to our nation. given fema's unprecedented mission requirements, the president's budget increases the fema budget to 28.4 billion dollars, which is 1.9 billion more than the fiscal 2021 act. the president's dugout if enacted will allow to meet the challenges ahead. in my first months of fema administrator. i'm focused on readiness, integrating equity into everything we do an

host: you asking for a full report somewhere. >> when we respond.nd then responding. >> but that was just a different domain of warfare but i think that determines in cyberspace that part of that goes to deter someone and then to do that stuff and to say what the redlines are see have to tell them the redlines and the capability to respond and what that will look like here's i will do to you if you do x and why to me most importantly when that bad thing happens in across the line you have to respond and engage that and engage the deterrent. in my view it is the unanimous you that is best in public but all the other people with cyberspace and elsewhere they will come back harder and you will experience a lot of pain.

how this bay area woman and her dog are providing relief to first responders when they need >>> from a devastating wildfire to a bad car accident, first responders can encounter traumatic emergencies on the job. that's where a north bay woman and her friend come in. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. >> it's a great relief. >> reporter: smiles abound when she makes her rounds. the 3-year-old california officer visits. >> she always brightens everyone's day. >> we get to as many places as we can. >> reporter: for two years, heidi has brought her to police and fire station, fire base plants and other places to help alleviate stress and trauma first responders experience on the job. >> if we have a rough day going in, we see her and she's wagging her tail coming towards us. it's always a good feeling, just takes a little edge off the day. >> reporter: as a puppy heidi trained the golden retriever for guide dogs for the blind. >> she probably wasn't the best fit because she was so friendly with every person she met. >> reporter: heidi switched gears and she

it's they're responding to 911. calls involving nonviolent mentally disturbed people. the pilot program is a collaboration between the city's fire and public health departments. it was launched by mayor london breed soon after the national outrage of the murder of george floyd in an effort to rethink public safety. each street crisis response team cost one 0.7 million dollars annually. >> there are now 5 spread across the 16 will be added to work overnight to help provide coverage. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the end of july or goal is for the 6 teams to be able to divert the roughly 10,000 calls that we expect. >> that are coded as a mentally disturbed person away from a police department response to this team being able to respond. it might be a surgeon psychiatric care but not emergency care which lessens load on the hospital. >> it could be sheltered. it could be primary care appointments could be food in. it could be water and blankets. >> whatever it is to meet their need. at that moment. we will do it. the team also checks in with those they see on the stre

he did not arespond and the russian government did not respond but they did respond to the u.n.roup on mercenaries. letters of allegations saying that russian africa republic ar harmed. we can say based on our extense i extenseive reporting that's not true. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up right here, republicans looking to punish progressive congresswoman ilhan omar and the squad. what they are looking to do, next. hey, mom. i'll never say this but.... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. - thank you for loving me that much. - thanks. ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. oh! are you using liberty mutual's expedia. coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> a group of house republicans want to censure democratic congresswoman ilhan of minnesota and members of the so called squad after cont

i did respond. i made it clear that i would respond again. i always found -- and i do not mean to suggest that the press should not know -- but this is not a competition about who can embarrass each other. it is about making it clear what the conditions are forgetting getting a better relationship with russia. we are not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions we think are inconsistent with international norms. where we cannot work together we may be able to make some strategic doctrine. there may be talk of the ability to work together on climate. the best way to deal with this is for he and i to have our discussion. i know you do not doubt that i will be very straightforward with him about our concerns, and i will make clear my view of how i think that meeting turned out and he will -- but i do not want to be diverted by " did they shake hands?" he can say to me what he thought the meeting was about. that is how i am going to handle that. i will get in trouble with his staff if i do not do this the right way -- jennife

here while responding to a hurricane. our state emergency response team back at tallahassee, you heard the governor talk about they've been responding went right into this response as well. we've been working that ever since last thursday night. so we are well aware and we have done this before where we have responded to multiple emergencies in the state at the same time. the state emergency response team is experienced in handling multiple emergencies at one time. additional district staff has be brought in to assist with round-the-clock debris removal. the florida department of environmental protection has issued an emergency final order waiving permitting requirements for the storage and processing of solid waste. this emergency final order will remove any requirements that may hinder the debris removal process. the emergency final order also includes guidance for disaster debris to assist the heavy rescue operations. the florida housing finance corporation has identified more than 120 multifamily rental developments t

we have plenty of resources and reserves ready to respond. the florida department of transportation as you see the dump trucks this morning, have started to assist with moving debris to an alternate site, and they will continue to do so. the florida department management services continues to search with a quarry warehouse for research donations. the florida department of children and families is coordinating with miami dade county to distribute gift cards for displaced individuals. as a reminder, the highway and safety of motor vehicles has two mobile units for no fee, cost fee free, driver's license and identification cards, vehicle registrations and titles to the independent -- or to the impacted individuals. i need to remind you, those hours on those mobile moments are from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the family assistance center. florida department of highway safety and motor vehicles is also coordinating with the red cross to identify any impacted individuals needing additional assistance. we know this is a difficult time for families an

the good news is, there are ways of spending money that actually respond to climate change, are part of our infrastructure, they can help address inequality and bring this back from the pandemic. that is at the core of what biden is trying to do. if we shipped in more of those directions, but it into the core of what the strategy is. gillian: we have two questions linked to the mysteries of the labor market, which i find fascinating. it's one area macroeconomics are ill-equipped to deal with. speaking as a former anthropologist. one question is, how much of the shortage is related to past immigration policies and how much is related to unemployment policy, relatedly, should special economic incentives deal with later shortage -- they were shortages, if so, what do you suggest? joseph: as an economist, the first reaction when we hear the word labor shortage, our responses pay higher wages. the fact is, that the bottom wages are the same as they were 65 years ago. that inequality has consequences. the fact we have not provided adequate health care means many people who have less skills

as far as first responders unit sru the department did not have adequate policies and procedures for securing ballistic vests strategically store around the capitol. in essence, a total of 12 fats and 12 helmets were stolen by writers january 6. department officials stated sru was passed with regular duty not providing any precautionary information. some confess were staged in storage cases, sending posts when officers had to retreat as a result of violent rioters, the ballistic vests and helmets were stolen in addition, officers are not equipped with adequate lethal weapons such as ethanol and they lack advanced medical tactical training, many officers affected by capitol chemicals in the air, they did not have proper sites within reese and used bottled water or bathroom sinks. in conclusion, extraordinary men and women dedicated to protecting our democracy put their lives in the line every day. thank you for opportunity to appear before you today, i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. now we will be pleased to hear from doctor goodman. >> ranking member davi

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click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. you, keira. >> wow, chris, that is incredible. here's to the next five. >>> at 7:55, a quick look at top stories coming up next, including remembering the lives lost to aids over the last 40 years. a memorial event happening today and how you can be a part of it. >>> welcome back. here's a quick look at a top story we're following this morning. today marks 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported in the u.s. leaders will unveil a new 40-block display of the aids memorial quilt at the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park. the public is invited to see the quilt beginning at 1:15 for 15-minute visits. if you prefer to stay home and still participate, a live stream is at 2:30 today. it will honor the more than 700,000 americans who have died of aids since 1980. you can go to aidsmemorial.org for more information. >>> and before we go on this first weekend of june, we're going to check in with vianey with one last look at the forecast. >> expect a pretty, you know,

this report focuses on two issues, permit containment, emergency response team in first responders unitgeneral bolton's latest report like it previous reports and a number of deficiencies in the programs reviewed including significant failings that impact the ability of the capitol police to respond to the generally six attack and could have put officers at greater risk as well as members and staff they sought to protect. his report next more than 20 recommendations for addressing these shortcomings. the units he reviewed should have played a key role in the attack and defending the capitol ig found, among other things that they lack proficient operational planning and defined mission while they also suffered from inadequate training and in adequate and effective tactical command. will go over this in more detail later. the inspector general found information so troubling he determined it was appropriate to alert the department immediately rather than wait for the report. those findings relating to the department use of private security companies for training, a number of disturbing que

matthew comes from a legacy of first responders.y brother always knew he would be part of serving the community and the m s. rominger died just last month after a five week battle with covid 19. he caught the disease while responding to a medical call. bear knew the cost, and he chose to go forward. anyways these badges are only as good as the heart's underneath them, and bears was huge and too big for simply one badge. rahman jer dedicated his career to public safety, serving as a chp officer, paramedic and fire fighter in different chapters of his life. he also loved sports and spent thousands of hours giving back through youth basketball programs. all i could think about is how blessed i was to have a role. model in my life who truly cared about me. his family and his crew in the stranger see, cared for every day. people remember the brave and humorous man they called bear a moniker. friends say suited ram inger, who was as great in size as he was in personality, tireless dr, i swear, if you look in your dictionary is under tenac

she now has a team in oregon responding to first responders there and ready to go to wildfire base camps needed this summer. >> a perfect fit. we can all use that taking the edge off the day. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com /hero. >> there is something so special about dogs and i know you agree. >> yes. we have a video on twitter about a dog waiting for her neighbor to go by in the wheelchair. just a little something to brighten up the evening. >>> let's take a look at the weather. it is breezy this evening. no change there from the last couple of days. once the wind calms down the fog will come around. a gradual warm up will start to kick in tomorrow and it will be more noticeable by the weekend. normal temperatures and then and inland heat wave will be building in. let's take a look at the wind gusts. still 30 mile an hour gusts but those will start to diminish after the sun goes down noticeable by 11:00. the diminishing trend will continue. it will not be as strong tomorrow. most the 10 to 15 miles an hour with 15 to 20 in the afternoon and ev

and there are so many hazards along the way for the first responders. you've been talking to some of them about what exactly it's like to be on the pile and one former football player we talked to who was a big guy explained how he was hanging over the edge with a jack hammer trying to drill towards something. here's more of the briefing. i think we want to go back to it. >> this is ryan logan, ron, from the american red cross who is being so helpful. >> providing highly trained and highly skilled support. in addition, while our main priority is focusing on the entire community, one of our main focuses at this for a moment is to provide assistance to those survivors directly impacted from the champlain south tower. we are asking for individuals from that tou per they have not done so already to meet with the red cross at the family assistance center that the mayor mentioned earlier, as well as if there are any survivors that are staying with loved ones and the friends or family outside of the area and they ask that they contact the local red cross where

you would expect the russians to respond in such— would expect the russians to respond in such a _ wouldng — in such a way, quite friendly. putting out live rounds is extremely provocative — putting out live rounds is extremely provocative thing to do. to daniel and claim — provocative thing to do. to daniel and claim that you were firing warning — and claim that you were firing warning shots, which does not appear to be the _ warning shots, which does not appear to be the case, the mail report has evidence _ to be the case, the mail report has evidence of— to be the case, the mail report has evidence of this fire being close to the ship, — evidence of this fire being close to the ship, really is unnecessarily provocative. we know the russians were _ provocative. we know the russians were upset — provocative. we know the russians were upset there was a ukrainian defence — were upset there was a ukrainian defence minister on for this very ship, _ defence minister on for this very ship, hmf— -- hms —— hms defender. that is probably why they— —— hms defender. that is probably why they are p

the sense of duty that first responders are feeling right now is driving them deeper into the rubble. >> they respond to 911 calls in tampa, and tallahassee, and they are doing the same thing here. >> we will have more on reports of damage and new reports of the building before the collapse. we will go to the conference when it starts. >>> today president biden is hitting the road to sell the infrastructure deal, but is the bigger sell in washington. the house select committee to investigate january 6th is taking shape. if you think it's too early to talk 2024, think again. some big-name republicans are making moves. so where does the former president fit in. answers from voters in iowa might just surprise you. >>> day six of search and rescue efforts at the collapsed condo building. nobody has been pulled out alive since thursday. and msnbc's mike memorandaly is covering the white house. 11 people are dead, 150 still missing. what can you tell us about what first responders are doing on the ground in the larger efforts to investigate the collapse? >> chris, good morning. it's a two-f

host: we will have the cumbersome respond. -- the congressman respond. is interesting you say that because a lot of demographers are complaining about the fact that population growth is at low levels in the country. other countries, too, are worried about having enough people. we had the lowest growth in the birth rate in 50 or 60 years just this past year. i don't think the facts support your theory. i will say two things about what you might call social security spending. why would a woman who wants to have a child without being married not have the same support as someone who does? we educate children because they are our future population and future tax base and it is the moral thing to do. we don't educate them based on what family they come from. i think it is a different way of thinking between democrats and others. i am comfortable being on the side that was to take care of our children and wants to treat all of our citizens, whether they are married or not, with the same level of compassion and support. host: taylor, maryland. caller: i think yo

we will respond. i know that we are in active discussions with your staff and that actually a briefing has been set for next week with the department who obviously has responsibility for dhs systems including that supports cisa. and cisa will provide to the committee next week that get into some of the more details of some of the questions that were asked as part of the letter. but we are actively working this to ensure we provide as complete a response as possible. >> can you give us a time frame? >> um, i cannot sitting here right now. but we are working with your staff to provide as much detail as possible as quickly as possible. >> well, let's suggest a time frame here this morning that's appropriate, two weeks? >> we will work in two weeks to provide as much information as we can. and, again, my one concern is cisa does not have all of the information. it's not the particularly questions related to -- >> if there's something that we've asked that's inappropriate, let us know. my sense is what we'

but the similarities are the investments that we made in our first responders' ability to respond byrts and all they do is constantly train. that being said, simultaneously, there will be investmeigations coming in from osha to determine failu but that will not happen until we go from search and rescue to recovery. so i see right now a very disciplined system between the dade county folks as well as the surfside officials which i think is important to get good information out to people, jim. >> yes. >> lieutenant, poppy harlow here with along with jim. and with the building collapsing, what the mayor said this morning. >> that is why we have joints task force one. they have technology, they have the dogs, technology that includes sounds, sight, robots, they have moved us to a different level from what we used to watch on television ten, 15 years ago. much of that investment and lessons learned from building from the 9/11 to what we have now from this type of a structural build, the one that happened in new orleans in october of 2019, lessons we are learned that are brought forward to

this is how he responded. yes, in many countries, such as france and germany are considering it in the light of greater availability of m r n a vaccines. now, just to point out the e m. a official position remains the same when it comes to administering astrazeneca that it is safe and effective in the fight against coven 19. however, those links to those red but free to blood clots have seen a huge problem in the confidence of many people in that job. people across europe saying look, we're not going to take it of the countries, of course, putting those restrictions in place. one of the latest is italy, who's restricted the use of astrazeneca to those over the age of 60, and that comes after the death in the last few days of a t. danger in, you know, the 18 year old, died off the suffering from a brain hemorrhage and also from abdominal blood clots and very serious effects to astrazeneca that she had though this is a girl called camilla capachana connect. but who was 18 years old. she is known to have had some

in my role i oversee a team of responders that respond to complex cyber security instances. we've had the opportunity across the globe to deal with some of the most significant cybersecurity incidences in history. being on the frontlines of the cyber battle actively responding to computer intrusions at some of the largest organizations on a global scale we have over a thousand cybersecurity experts and over 25 countries but skills and digital forensics, and analysis and intelligence collections, threats or for attributions and security strategy transformations. it's unfortunate but i'm fortunate we call organizations dealing with cyber security breach. they hadn't provided cybersecurity services to the colonial pipeline and shortly after being called by the pipeline that morning we mobilized the team of experienced responders to help colonial pipeline investigate and contain the incident and eradicate the threat actor and further enhance the security posture of the network to facilitate a safe restart to the pipeline. additionally, advising to become more resilient to the cy

how will the markets respond? this expectation is based in how much will this give a boost bank valuation if this does come to pass and they do pass the stress test. how much is is par for the course -- is this par for the course? jonathan: it will be help washington -- how washington responds or how the market responds? taylor: big tech is more in their crosshairs than wall street. you will hear senator warren say how can they be making so much money and be doing stock buybacks, but it will be more sound than coming through. jonathan: senator warren, one to watch maybe. hugo rogers joins us now. great to catch up as always at a week of volatility. is it a bump in the road or are we on course for more of the same? is that the story of this last week? hugo: we think it is a bump in the road, to answer your question directly. good morning. the bump in the road is the road to recovery and inflation. this is already the end of the cycle where we have not seen it down yet. we still have 8 million jobs to get back. 8 mi

you see the throngs of first responders, hundreds of them from 60 agaencies on the ground. more than 3 million pounds of concrete, 3 million pounds, let me say that again, removed from the site. rain throughout the day. the white house saying today president biden and the first lady will be heading to surfside on thursday to thank first responders and rescue teams and meet with families. boris sanchez is "outfront" in surfside tonight. what more are you learning about what could have led to this unacceptable event, this collapse? >> reporter: well, erin, the exact cause of the collapse remains a mystery. in fact, experts say it could have been a combination of different factors that ultimately led to the tower coming down. despite that, we're learning that there are mounting signs, red flags that were potentially under appreciated or perhaps ignored by building officials. we should also point out for the first time we're hearing dispatch audio, the conversations that rescue workers were having as the unthinkable unfolded. >> according to journalists left we have people stan

to it and respond to it early. it's going to happen. it's going to happen. and we need to do that. thank you. >> what did he say -- >> i'm going to work on that discussion. i'm not walking away from that. >> why are you so confident on his reaction, president biden? >> when did i say that? >> you said in six months you would be able to determine that. >> i said what will change their behavior is when the rest of the world diminishes his standing in the world. i'm not confident of anything. i'm just stating a fact. >> reporter: given his past has not changed after that press conference sitting down with you for several hours, he denied any involvement in cyberattacks, he -- how is that giving you confidence? >> i was about to use the phrase pragmatic diplomacy, and then we got a somewhat -- i think the president got his back up there a little bit, kasie, about the implication that somehow he was expressing confidence that couldn't change his behavior. and then pretty dismissive of the follow-up question as if you do

so, that we are anticipating the need and not responding after the fact and after the damage has been done i am encouraged by recent changes to pre-disaster mitigation funding including the introduction of the building resilient infrastructure and communities grant program bric makes additional federal funds available to states u.s territories indian tribal governments and local communities for pre-disaster mitigation activities now as we've hardened and continue to harden our defenses against a potential terrorist attack we must also be prepared for the devastating effects of a severe weather event and as i've said the chairwoman and i being floridians i think we know this pretty much uh as well as anyone could and the reality is quite frankly that the natural disasters have always occurred and they will continue to occur we should use every single disaster as an opportunity to learn and improve our mitigation capabilities and strategies to decrease the loss of life and damage to our homes and infrastructure and to lessen the economic strain that these disasters present i look forwar

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we will respond. he knows, in the cyber world. number two, i think that the last thing he wants now is a cold war. but i am quoting him, and i don't think it's appropriate. let me ask a question. you have a thousand mile border with china, and china is seeking to be the most powerful economy and military in the world, and you are in a situation where your economy is struggling and you need to move it in a more aggressive way in terms of growing it, and you -- i don't think he's looking for a cold war with the united states. i don't think it's, as i said to him, i said your generation and mine are about ten years apart. this is not a kumbaya moment as you used to say back in the '60s in the united states, like let's hug and love each other. but it's clearly not in anybody's interest, your country's or mine, for us to be in a situation where it's a new cold war. i truly believe he thinks that and understands that, and that doesn't mean he is willing to lay down his arms and say come on. he's still conce

so it didn't seem to be a point worth responding to. and you know, he's the president. he gets the last word. question, what was your reaction to being compared to roy cohn? answer, my reaction, well, this wasn't the first time. you know, i really didn't want to be compared with roy cohn. >> why not? i didn't want to be compared to roy cohn in any way, shape, or form. i understand he was, you know, a brilliant lawyer in certain way but he had some ethical trouble later in his career. by ethical trouble, do you meanh he was disbarred for unethical conduct? answer, yes, yes. i may have mentioned at some point in some of these exchanges, i don't recall specifically, but roy cohn was not really my role model. so saying i was no roy cohn in a weird way, i thought that's es, good. he doesn't think i'm that sort of lawyer. question, but the president was suggesting you should be more like roy cohn, who was a great lawyer, correct? answer, well, you know, i think he had already made his point that he really had a fondness for roy cohn.on on this date 35 years ago, roy cohn was

biden: it depends on how he responds. i told him when i was running and when i got elected, that i was going to find out whether or not he would engage or interfere in our election. i took a look at what he was involved in -- cyber security breaches that occurred, and if i did, i was going to respond. i did, i checked it out, so i had access to all the intelligence. he was engaged in those activities, and i did respond. i was found, and i don't mean to suggest the should not know, but this is not a contest about who can do better in front of a press conference or embarrass each other. it is about making myself clear what the conditions are to get a better relationship with russia. we are not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions that we think are inconsistent without -- with international norms. we may be able to do that in some strategic doctrine. we have talked about the ability to work together on climate. i think the best way to deal with this is for us to meet and have our discussion. it's i w

first responders are still on the scene. my first responder started coming in at 4:00 a.m. and confirmed by chief and the police director starting at 6:00. we have multiple first responder units from all over dade county and broward county there. and we have an international search and rescue team with our miami-dade fire rescue that goes across the country and world on that natural and man made disasters and this is the first time they're responding on their own turf which is a blessing, but still sad. so they have shifted because of their abilities and also the weather. it's search and also recovery and it was slowed down when thunder and lightning and the close proximity, even though electricity was shut down at the whole facility. the facility itself, the champlagne towers is deemed unstable and so whether it was occupied or not occupied after a complete search of all dwelling ability to house somebody or be a flight route has been confirmed, the building is unoccupied will go into a search and recovery of the rubble itself, and i'm encouraging people to remain hopeful.

the website is also available to families, survivors, first responders. please remember to take care of yourself. thank you. >> thank you, director. florida department of economic opportunity secretary dane eagle. >> at the governor's direction the department of economic opportunity continues to assess the economic impact of the area and meet with individual businesses. the update this morning is that the sba, the small business administration has accepted the governor's request to draw down additional funds. this will allow local families, businesses and non-profits to qualify for low-interest loans. they will be deploying personnel to the family assistance center where we also have a team deployed and our two mobile units will assist in identifying businesses that express that need for assistance. we want to continue to direct businesses, families and non-profits in need to floridadisaster.biz, florida disaster.b-i-z where they can access these resources. thank you. >> thank you, sir. surfside mayor charles burkett. >> good morning. i started my day tod

we conclude that respondent's conduct immediately threatens the public interest. and warrants interim suspension from the practice of law pending further proceedings. now, the pending further proceedings part there is important. mr. giuliani's license to practice law is supended. he's not permanently disbarred, at least not at this point. he may yet have hearings before the court at which he can contest this decision and seek to have his law license reinstated. but the court today went out of their way in this unanimous opinion to say they don't think he's going to prevail, even after there are hearings. they said, quote, we find that there is evidence of continuing misconduct. the underlying offense is incredibly serious, and the uncontroverted misconduct in itself will likely result in substantial permanent sanctions at the conclusion of these disciplinary proceedings. substantial permanent sanctions. meaning this is an interim suspension, but ultimately when we get to the end of this, he's likely to be disbarred. i think what's almost hard to wrap your head aro

dozens rescued by first responders one boy pulled alive from the rubble. nearly 100 people unaccounted for tonight. search and rescue teams using dogs to scour the debris, and word tonight of potential signs of life detected. families anxiously awaiting news about their loved ones the harrowing stories of survival and the troubling questions. how did this happen and were there warning signs. >>> also tonight, president biden announcing a $1.2 trillion bipartisan deal on infrastructure what it would pay for and the major hurdles still ahead. >>> delta variant hot spots in the state with the highest rate of new covid infections one county with just 13% of people vaccinated. >>> plus the moratorium on evictions extended one final time. >>> and after britney spears' plea to a judge to end her father's conservatorship over her life, a massive outpouring of support. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from surfside, florida. >>> good evening we are witnessing a disaster of almost unprecedented scale here in surfside, flor

the strength of the german military forces, for example, but also responding in cyberspace. recognize that a lot of these countries have, throughout the 90's and most of the 2000s -- throughout the 1990's and most of the 2000s have reoriented their defense posture to peacekeeping or crisis management. what nato has been doing is rebuilding the core capacity for collective defense and heavy fighting. the way that heavy fighting looks in the future is not necessarily how it looked during the cold war. when a country germany is rebuilding its forces, there will be an element of the war fighting capacity that paul referred to. but there will also be cyber and hyper capabilities -- hybrid capabilities that will be important. deploy ability and sustainability are important. but improving the quality and quantity of forces, the biden administration plans to shine a spotlight on that. as paul said, let's make sure the increased spending is not going toward pensions or legacy capabilities but is improving the output of the alliance. host: rachel ellehuus, is president putin a threat

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to it and respond to it early. it's going to happen. it's going to happen. and we need to do that. thank you. to the families and to the team, we came up and we discussed it. we're going to follow through with that discussion. i am not going to walk away on that. >> why are you so ofconfident he is going to change his behavior? president biden: when did i say i was confident? look, let's get this straight. i said what will change the behavior is if the rest of the world reacts to them and it diminishes their standing in the world. i'm not confident of anything. i'm just stating a fact. >> given his past behavior was not changed and in the press conference after sitting down for several hours he denied any involvement in cyber attacks, downplayed human rights abuses and neglected to say alexey navalny's name. how does that equal to a constructive meeting? >> if you don't understand that, that's your own business. >> quickly, let's go. quickly. >> follow his news conference, president dryden addressed more reporter q