abc's victor oquendo back in surfside tonight. >> is anybody there? >> reporter: this is what three of the first surfside police officers racing to the scene found the night of the deadly condo collapse. >> i can't see anything, man. >> reporter: painful screams heard in the background. this officer desperate to get closer. >> could we jump over this wall here? i can't see over it! >> reporter: the chaotic moments from june 24th captured on newly released body camera video. >> are you okay? is anybody down there injured? >> reporter: this officer apparently walking underneath the remaining part of the champlain towers south. cars falling into the now cratered garage. >> go this way. gohis way. the garage floorwoman barely making it out. telling officers she worked overnight security at the building. >> i don't even nope how i made it out of there, through the grace of god. >> reporter: as more first responders arrive, the disbelief setting in. >> the whole back of the building is gone. i've never seen anything like this, bro. >> reporter: the official

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corrosion astronomica, una c columna entre edificios, ex expertos que analizaron edificio derrumbado en surfside, fl florida. >> la vacuna contra el covid es requisito para solicitar visa de migrante para eestados unidos tenemos la informacion en jueves de migracion (musica (musica ¿que tal? soy nicole susuarez, comenzamos con la noticia en d desarrollo, 12 militares han muerto en kabul y otros 15 h heridos por atentados cerca del aeropuerto de la capital afgana, una masacre donde habria decena de personas fallecidas, javier vega tiene mas informacion, danos mas informacion, x xpor fo , adlenate . >> bbuenas tardes, asi es, una jornada tragtragica en kabul, confirmo hace minutos la muerte de 12 militares de eestados unidos tras los atentados su suicidas de las dos explosiones en la capital afgana, una explosion, una detonacion fuerte con disparos en uno de los a acceso del las puertas del aeropiaerop internacional, un aatauq cq complejo que dejo muertos, f fallecidos en la poblacion a afgana y tambien heridos, 15 militares de eestados unidos segun fuentes de inteligencia en wawashington quien es

one, surfside is just awful accident that took the lives of nearly 100 people.here was nothing they could do. but this is different. what you're facing now is different. there is something that people can do. how frustrating is that for you? >> quite honestly it's extremely frustrating. it really is a slap in the face. this is going from spending just under a month at surfside where they couldn't do anything, just like you said, and i personally lost four people and firefighters that were like family that lost people. and to come back and do this where just full gamut where this essentially could have been prevented or -- it really could have been prevented if people would just listen to proper information. there is a difference between listening and hearing. they're choosing to hear misinformation and this is just a slap in the face. it really is. >> there are certainly questions about whether the florida state government is handling this correctly. the governor, ron desantis, said something yesterday i want to play for you and then we'll talk about it afterwar

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the terror that people felt the video from the first surfside officers on the scene shows a nightmarish scene of thick clouds of deaths and the unimaginable wreckage of the champlain towers. south condo early in the morning on june. the 24th, the bodies of 98 people recovered after a monthlong search effort there. the exact cause of the collapse is still not known. >> a violent scene was caught on camera on a frontier airlines flight from philadelphia to miami over the weekend, the past year had to be restrained after is accused of inappropriately touching flight attendants. 22 year-old maxwell barry of ohio eventually had to be duct taped to his seat moments before the fight. police say a male flight attendant tried to intervene there you can see the duct tape around the seat and tried to stop gary's behavior. but berry began punching that flight attendant in the face. very was arrested and charged with 3 counts of battery. police say he had several drinks after takeoff. the airline released a statement saying the flight attendants who ducked taped barry to his seat have been removed f

shep >> molly hunter, thanks. >>> officials in surfside, florida, have now released body cam videos fromeople. a washing. this video may be disturbing to many of you. here are two of the cops arriving on scene. >> what's going on >> is anybody hurt is anybody in there? >> what happened >> you work here >> no. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> the body cameras also caught the moment witnesses, neighbors and family members ran to police for help. t touch. i'm -- i'm on the phone -- sorry, man i just need to catch >> what happened >> i -- i'm in penthouse 12 which is all the way at touch. i'm -- i'm on the phone -- sorry, mana sudden i hear like a [ bleep ] jet right through the front of my property. >> hold i just need to catch my breath i'm on my phone, and i hear -- i hear something like falling and i turn and something falls not a big deal and all of a sudden i hear like a [ bleep ] jet right through the front of my property. >> hold on, hold on. >> nobody can get in there. >> nobody can get near it now. >> listen. >> are you okay. >> we were called by rescue. not even we can help right now. >> i d

new video of the evacuation miles away from the surfside apartment complex.umasi: h -- a stranger was after stepping in to stop a purse snatching. reggie: a live look outside. we are coming right back. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. reggie: the back-to-school balance. lights on, lunches packed, classrooms coming back to life. the safety study guide for any parent. kumasi: a scam alert for your child tax credits. what you need to do to keep your money protected. reggie: broadway is back. the return of "hamilton." a special guest that got to go to the first show. you are watching abc 7 mornings. we are going to check the weather. mike: we will see of this fo

lugar >> hoy salieron a la luzuevas imágenes de los momentos posteriores al colapso del edificio de surfsidetragedia nunca antes vimo esta perspectiva, la de los primer equipos de emergencia que llegaron al caos y confusión de aquella noche. >> [hablando inglés] . >> era la 1:25 am un oficial de la policía llega a la escena, la torre acababa de colapsar en medio del polvo y la oscuridad el policía busca algún sobreviviee. >> [hablando inglés] . >> [hablando inglés]. >> la noche se llena de gritos, difícil al crédito a lo que acaba de pasar solo las linternas para recorrer el tamaño de la tragedia [hablando inglés] otra cámara. >> [hablando inglés] .>>los equipos de emergencia bomberos paramédicos y más policías todos comienzan a llegar. >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> 94 migrtes pero rescados del interior de un tractocamión en una carretera del estado mexicano de veracruz las autoridades recibieron la alerta del vehículo abandonado cerca de la localidad en ocampo también 44 menores de edad quienes recibirán atención médica y alimentos en realidad son cada vez más las personas que quieren llegar

our victor oquendo is in surfside. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, t.j.tch are body cameras worn by three of the first police officers here on the scene. people were so confused they thought it may have been an earthquake or a plane hit the building. we want to warn you these videos are tough to watch. >> is anybody there? >> reporter: this morning, the shocking and painful new body camera video released showing police responding just minutes after the tragic surfside building collapse. the first officers on the scene in disbelief. this officer calling his captain alerting him to the devastation. >> captain, the champlain towers, the building, it collapsed. fire rescue on its way. this is huge. i mean humongous. >> reporter: one first responder who lives in the building warning officers. >> i was there with my family. >> what happened? all the way at the top. i'm on my phone -- sorry, man. the whole [ bleep ] back is gone. >> reporter: you can even hear screams coming from the building. >> there's screaming, bro. people are screaming. >> reporter: and her

oficiales le gritan, en la florida se mostraron nuevas imágenes después del derrumbe del edificio de surfside imágenes que pueden herir la sensibilidad de algunas peonas >>> era la 1:25 de la madrugada un oficial de la policía llega a la escena a la torre que acababa de caer y busca algún sobreviviente el policía en medio de la oscuridad >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> la noche se llena de gritos difícil dar crédito de lo que está pasando solamente las linternas para entender el tamaño de la tragedia y otro oficial llega a la emergencia >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> una situación difícil de imaginar muchas gracias por el reporte vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos a noticias telemundo mediodía con las últimas noticias desde los juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020 donde los latinos segmos donde los latinos segmos ¿estresado? refresca tu ritmo con trident. ♪ ♪ chicle trident. mastica la frescura y refresca tu ritmo. chicle trident. en wendy's siempre usamos carne fresca, nunca congelada en todas las hamburguesas... por eso, nuestra dave's single es tan jugosa. ¿y si esta dave's single fuera compra una y

it comes just six weeks after the deadly surfside collapse that claimed the lives of 98 people.the cause remains under investigation. >>> new details one of jeffrey epstein's accusers is suing britain's prince andrew saying that the prince sexually assaulted her when she was just 17. lawyers for virginia giuffre filed the lawsuit in manhattan federal court accusing prince andrew of multiple sex assaults when she was under the age of 18. now he was reportedly denied any wrongdoing. epstein took his own life in a new york city jail cell. this was in august of 2019, one month after he was arrested. >>> the murder trial of robert durst continues in southern california. he took the stand yesterday denied killing his best friend. he's a member of one of new york's wealthiest real estate families said to be worth $100 million. prosecutors allege he killed susan biermann because of what she knew about the 1982 disappearance and death of durst's wife. durst was never charged that case. >>> new details, two l.a. county deputies wound ready suing the nevada company that made parts for the

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residents are being offered temporary housing and follows june's condo collapse in surfside, florida, which left 98 dead. since then several other buildings have been evacuated because of structural concerns. >>> air quality warnings are posted in six western states this morning as historic wildfires burn across the region. in california, crews battling the second largest wildfire in state history will face rising temperatures through friday. the dixie fire has now burned more than 765 square miles. firefighters had to use a pulley system to cross a river and protect a home from those fast-moving flames, and despite the devastation in the small town of greenville, dozens of people who were unaccounted for have now been found safe. >>> a natural disaster of unprecedented proportions. that's how the prime minister of greece describes the nearly 600 wildfires burning across his country. more evacuations have been ordered as fire crews face the most intense heat in decades. abc's maggie rulli is there. >> reporter: from floods that wipe out entire towns to fires that leave forests and hom

city officials are helping to relocate the residents six weeks after the deadly surfside collapse that claimed the lives of 98 people. the cause remains under investigation. >>> south bay water customers get an update today on the efforts to battle the ongoing drought. valley water directors will give an update on the response and current water supply. that meeting starts at 1:00 p.m. >>> as of today, a popular lake berryessa boat launch is closing. the launch will not be available until further notice. people will still be allowed to launch canoes and kayaks and other launch points are open. if you plan to go check the website aheadore when we talk about the weather that we have and the conditions right now. >> so dry out there and then we've seen the water levels continue to drop around the bay area and our reservoirs as well as a lot of those hiking spots that you may be headed out to today. it's going to be hot. take a look at these temperatures reaching into the mid 90s today. this is a look at the forecast up around clearlake. this is farther to the north in some of the hills and

"the miami herald" reports police body car video taken from officers on the scene at the surfside, floridacondo collapse was released. need to figure out the collapse zone. you need to back up because [ bleep ] hit the fan. the whole side -- the whole side here, [ bleep ] came down. >> thick clouds of dust filled the air as the first officers arrived minutes after the champlain towers south condo suddenly collapsed in june. the videos show the confusion police faced as they tried to figure out what happened, cries of help from unseen victims could be heard. the collapse killed 98 people. >>> "the st. louis post dispatch" said missouri governor mike parson pardoned the calm that pointed guns at social justice protesters as they marched past their home last year. mark and patricia mccloskey were seen holding an ar-15-style rifle and semiautomatic pistol as demonstrators walked by on the way to protest at the mayor's house nearby. the couple pleaded guilty in june to misdemeanor charges. they were supposed to pay a fine without facing jail time. >>> and "usa today" says flight attendants tape

this comes just six weeks after the surfside collapse claimed the lives of 98 people city officials posted that notice on the building forcing the residents to scramble last minute >> it's obviously not adequate for the building to continue to be occupied. and it's not safe. that is why all of you did not get proper notice. >> the condo has 137 units city officials are working to help relocate the residents. >>> the senate is expected to finally break the gridlock on capitol hill today and pass its trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill. the legislation cleared the final hurdle late sunday night setting up a vote for later this morning. nbc's tracie potts is in d.c. with the latest. it looks like this is finally happening. >> reporter: right it looks like this could be a reality soon if in fact this legislation clears, it would inject a trillion dollars into our nation's infrastructure to repair roads and bridges, to revamp the nation's broadband network, and enhance cybersecurity. democrats are also working on a $3.5 trillion plan focused on what they call human infrastructure, th

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after the devastating surfside building collapse in miami beach spotlighted condo safety residents ofhis building were told to leave on short notice after officials ruled it an unsafe building. >> we have a lot of elderly owners here that have no place to go. some of them have covid. some of them cannot walk >> reporter: the condo building was added to miami's unsafe buildings list earlier in the summer after an inspection >> so the first day we found that notice, i came home from work and i started crying. >> reporter: miami's building director said the building started to make repairs, but they weren't good enough >> the structural integrity has been degraded. >> reporter: it comes after the june 24th tragedy in surfside, florida when the champlain tower parablely collapsed, killing 98 people >> please pray for all of those who lost loved ones and whose hearts are broken from this unspeakable tragedy. >> reporter: firefighters there ending their search for bodies just weeks ago details emerging after the tragedy showed structure concerns for the building before the collapse >> we've

this is weeks after the surfside collapse killed more than 90 people the condo has 137 units.y officials are working to relocate residents. >>> severe storms canceled 300 flights at o'hare international airport as thunderstorms capable ever of producing a tornado barrelled through the area a ground stop was issued several tornadoes touched down and one twister on camera in burlington, illinois. >>> according to the new york post, a champagne shortage hitting the hamptons demand has been higher this year with more people hitting the beach and labor shortages during the pandemic brian, some people are having to resort to fly in bubbles on a private plane, cases of them, mind you, to get their fix if not, you have to use the back up of presecco >> the end of days having to drive in your own champagne in the hamptons. all we hear is pay them more you think in the hamptons, they could afford to do that. frances? >> if you go private for the cases. 15 cases that report said for a private party. all this weekend after weekend or during the week until tumbleweed tuesday with covid, wh

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they met recently when president biden was in miami for the surfside tragedy.ven suggested they maybe had a conversation about this but didn't want to go further. does he take additional action to try and head this off? >> here again in another moment of national crisis the case count is going up, hospitalizations are going up. this is the republican leader in the house saying what the president and the democrats are saying is wrong. >> we were told if we got the vaccine, we could go back to work, back to school, back to health, back to normal. now they're trying to take us back because somehow they're losing control. they want to control us and live another way. that is not right. that is not fair. that's not the american way. >> they want to control us, make us live another way. they want to encourage you to get a vaccine. i thought republicans i.used toe put power as close to local as you could. if the local school board wants m masks, why is the governor saying no? >> we're seeing this divide on the hill too. they think this anti-covid, anti-vaxx narrative

like he can praise leaders for taking some steps as he did in that scenario with that tragedy at surfside where lives were lost and families were suffering while at the same time expressing concern about their handling of the pandemic, which is what we are doing in this regard. i don't have any expectation or production of a call. >> short of calling out social media companies for their roles in information, does he feel that governor desantis bears responsibility regard to hospitalizations that are outliers? >> i think you will hear him talk this afternoon about where he is saying the biggest challenges in the country. any call we make, we do it through the prism of what we think is going to result in action and a positive outcome. they are calling out social media companies and the fact they can make and take additional steps is one thing, but we are still open to working with governors of all political stripes to help address the pandemic and our objective and hope would be to work in partnership and not get involved in a food fight. >> there has been a separate incident about -- over

. >>> plus it's been just six weeks since the deadly surfside condo collapse.hese days part of the movement is being cruel, mocking people and deriding them when they were in pain or suffering or having a problem. when you build a political movement whose emotional core is transgression and cruelty, ultimately no one is safe from that kind of treatment. so what kind of governance will that lead to once these folks are in power? e these folks are in power ♪all by yourself.♪ you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪♪ this is not normal. no. ♪♪ so? ♪♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. serena: it's my 3:10 no-exit-in-sight migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most c

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and to be show surfside on —- so shortsighted.nd then the national security issue and then to reduce the dependencies. just with the polar opposite we are not there. and those that would say that's what we will do. and then not worry about the backlash. that is a national security issue. what about the media to join the backlash? can happen. >> i don't know. [laughter] >> and all for social justice so the biden administration makes juneteenth the federal holiday and then to be free of slaves but at the same time and with the supply chain from china it was influenced and then to be off balance of a huge hypocrisy so how could the way you influence the then all thehe corporations behavior and with that regime that doesn't believe anything that's when the times come that's and i am saying and then the communist party why should we embrace that. >> i would be writing a lot of articles criticizing about that butti as consumers because they are dominated but because they are so conscious. but then to take any position thatng they can th

the building is about six miles inland from the sight of the surfside condo collapse.bly have been under increased scrutiny since that collapse killed 98 people in june. >>> president biden nominating the next u.s. attorney in manhattan, he would leave the southern district of new york after working as a prosecutor in the office for nearly a decade. if confirmed, williams would be the first african-american to hold that position. >>> several people in southern arizona rescued from floodwaters tuesday after a powerful monsoon swept through. the storm caused numerous road closures and delays. a ftucson church was struck by lightning. >>> and tropical storm 23rfred tracking toward the southern u.s., sustained winds of now 40 miles per hour. it is currently just off the southern coast of puerto rico moving slowly wednesday, expected to reach florida by friday. >>> and breaking overnight, senate democrats voting to approve a $3.5 trillion budget resolution that sets the stage for the party to pass a sweeping economic package without the threat of filibuster from republicans

we've been through that in surfside, florida, as well.d you have other countries, cuba is there right now helping the haitians with some equipment, and we're just waiting for some equipment, dog, that can scent people alive and just basically trying to save some lives. the u.s. has been our best friend and sometimes our worst enemy, but it's a very symbiotic relationship, and we count on the u.s. and count on us here. and i think right now as we speak there are a lot of zoom meetings going on all over the community in new york and florida and across the united states where haitian-americans are saying, okay, what can we do, what do we need to do? we have several elected officials in new york state and florida that are martialing their contact to make sure that they understand that the u.s., whatever help we're providing is what the people in haiti need right now and not just saying things for saying things but things of use to people to save lives. >> gary pierre pierre, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me, pamela. >>> it is a sour

. >> and overcrowded concrete reinforcement and the surfside condo building in florida.t collapsed in june. the national institute of standards and technology. also announced it will conduct a 5 pronged investigation. >> into the collapse that killed 98 people. it will be led by cuban born engineer who grew up in miami. >> don't understand how this building would like to reconstruct the here and in order to do that, we need as much information as possible one aspect is this physical right to as much physical evidence of the original building as possible. here early on and never, never left here we've never not provided to the incident to ensure that we were. the importance of preserving that have and making sure that it was protected. >> the video shows densely packed steel reinforcement in various sections of the building. an extensive corrosion. one column at the building's foundation. >> here in the bay area there's new soaking in the millennium tower. and this is put repair efforts on hold 100 million dollar project is underway to stop the san francisco luxury high r

the evacuation comes two months after an is 13-story bidding crashed to the ground in surfside. the final death toll after days of searching was 98. >>> and looking live at san francisco where today house speaker pelosi will talk up federal funding that's the lolevel. help renters at she will speak this afternoon at the resource center in the mission district. the emergency rental assistance program has $47 billion that can be distribbed to states, local government and native american tribes. the money can help eligible households through existing or newly created programs. >>> governor newsom is sounding the alarm to supporters ahead of the recall election. >> those that think this thing is not close, i hate to tell you one vote and done. >> he wants supporters to vote no and not select a possible replacement. 46 candidates are on the a list for the september 14th election. and vote by mail ballots will arrive next week. >>> time for your money watch report. a new push to get concert gores vaccinated against covid-19, plus, when the next round of child tax credits will be sent

the building is about 60 miles away from the same condo that collapsed in surfside inn back in june. 98 people died in that collapse. >> for your health tonight. an alarming new study at says vaping just wants can increase stress on the body and trigger more serious health problems. you say lay researchers say one 30 minute vaping session can cause what's called oxidative stress and that can lead to problems, including heart disease and cancer vapes and e-cigarettes have skyrocketed in popularity in the past few years, particularly among young people. >> jennifer hudson transforms into the queen of soul for her newest film a preview after the break. i got single by his name, aretha franklin. >> already getting some oscar buzz for this. jennifer talking about home rule im playing the queen of soul aretha franklin hudson said now that the film respect is getting ready to hit theaters. she's taking a big sigh of relief. >> i like i've been holding my breath for 15 years. haha, is different says that they like it's exciting, but gives me anxiety at the same time. got what did that do? wh

we just went through that in surfside, florida last month and so it's going to take a lot of equipmentled workers, people who know this type of work and it's going to need a collaboration, a cooperation of the haitian government. because, after all, haiti is a southern state. the u.s. can't just go in there and do anything it wants to. despite the situation. so i hope that despite the turmoil with the current crisis, that people will be able to coordinate these efforts. but, so far, you know, it's going to be a grim process. >> yeah, between the investigation into the assassination of haitian president jovenel moise and this, this is the last thing haiti needed right now. mr. pierre-pierre, we thank you for your thoughts. >>> coming up, preserving music in a new way at the smithsonian. we will check out the rap and hip-hop next. ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and tonight's winning number, 43 applebee'syes! a movie, noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x mor

at 6:42 we're getting an up close and tragic look at the moments following the condo collapse in surfsidehowing the massive emergency response june 24th. first responders were seen scrambling. the bodies of 98 people were recovered during the month-long recovery effort. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo under new fire by new york's states attorney general indicating the governor sexually harassed at least 11 women. the report goes into graphic detail about how investigators say he engaged in unwanted groping, kissing and hugging and making inappropriate comments. the governor is once again strongly denying all allegations and it's possible he will face an impeachment inquiry. now one accuser is sharing her story ahead on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." >> a judge is schedule to hear arguments in a lawsuit seeking to block governor newsom from using language in the recall election guide calling it a republican effort. the language refers to trump supporters trying to force the election which opponents are calling misleading at best and flat out false at worse. meantime a

he sat side by side with governor desantis talking about the surfside tragedy.h of them were praising one another. a very different situation here. psaki telling me this week she doesn't want to start a political food fight here, but there's very real concern these governors are standing in the way of progress. >> stephanie, we heard the war of words, but governor desantis is dealing with a massive surge in cases and now a lawsuit over his decision not to mandate masks? >> indeed. in fact, there are many local governments here in the florida area who are, you know, pushing back against governor desantis. just last week he signed an executive order making masks optional for children, leaving that decision, if you will, in the hands of parents, and this is as millions of schoolchildren here in the state of florida are expected to go back to class next week. we're here outside raymond james stadium in the tampa area, and in just a few hours from now, there will be a huge back-to-school event kicking off here. 35,000, 40,000 people here expected at the stadium. they

in florida first responders who worked the deadly surfside building collapse were given $1000 bonus checksoday. the folks in this room where there from the beginning, saving lives helping and then of course, looking through all that terrible wreckage, you try to find people in the many, many days after. the money was approved by the florida legislature earlier this year. the champlain towers south condo collapsed in the early morning hours of june. 24th 98 people were killed. it took several weeks to recover all of the bodies, the remaining part of that building was then left stand that was left standing was later demolished a condominium in nearby miami was evacuated overnight after officials deemed that building unsafe people living inside were caught off guard and left scrambling to grab their belongings and leave. workers reportedly being done on several corroded columns at the building last week, but city officials say that work was being done without a permit. city building officials deemed the entire building unsafe after inspecting the site still to come here. a plea to governor ne

nothing compared to the level we've seen in surfside, for example. seen are just residents, locals banged together to lift people out of the rubble. we've seen them pulling people out. there's people screaming the names of loved ones and just crying for help to actually get them out of this collapsed structure. so unfortunately, it's taking a while longer than we'd like to see for real authorities, people with expertise to get to where they need to be. so as night falls, looks like they're getting more desperate to try to get those who are able to survive this just out in the clear. so we'll continue to watch and hope they get to them sooner rather than later. >> stark contrast you make there, ger lean. you've been speaking with people on the ground in haiti. what are they telling you? >> they are telling us that they are looking for loved ones. we have two of our staff members. thank god they were able to get in touch with their families. their houses have been completely on the ground. so we've continued to push for and rescue primarily. we're stil

all those other things when this happened and we just unfortunately had this horrible tragedy in surfside. and you know, when you work for a paper, a smaller paper you just don't have the luxury of going off on one thing. i probably have a bit more of that luxury than others. but you know, you really have to join in on the coverage. >> for the audience in context, 20 years ago or so julie would have been what they called attached to work on this and have the freedom to do it but these days newsrooms are about probably a fifth of what they were. sometimes it's all hands in and when she's in the middle of a huge important story like this so i think it's it speaks volumes about your persistence and your work ethic and your determination to do this. i know how difficult that is and i respect the hell out of it. here's a question from the audience. you touched on it couple of times. but what are some of the questions remaining, mysteries about jeffrey epstein you wonder about and do you have any hope anything will come out? it's a loose thread. >> i don't know if i havetime for all that . i th

. >>> turning now to the latest out of surfside, florida.ne month, new body camera footage from first responders on the scene shows the terror that played out just moments after the building went down. debris, calls for help and reaction from those first responders can all be seen and heard. we have to warn you, the video we're about to show you is disturbing. >> [ bleep ]. where are you? are you okay? >> no! >> are you okay? is anybody down there injured? >> yes. >> what's wrong with her? give me a second. i'm going to go around. >> that collapse killed a total of 98 people. authorities are still investigating what exactly happened, as the families of those 98 victims still have so many unanswered questions. >>> coming up, senators are scheduled to leave d.c. in just a few days and now republicans who won't even vote for the final version are slowing up debate on -- you know what i'm talking about, the infrastructure bill. we'll check in on the latest from capitol hill next. ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in

surfside condo in florida. there's new video. this is from federal investigators. it shows faulty concrete densely packed steel reinforcement also extensive corrosion where one column met the foundation engineers now trying to figure out the cause of the deadly collapse understand how this building would like to reconstruct the here and in order to do that, we need as much information as never left here to >> capturing the importance of preserving that have >> and making sure that he was protected. >> that was the could cue been born engineer who grew up in miami a she's going to lead the investigation. 98 people were killed when the condo collapsed. june 24th. >> sometimes the field right back to a 100%. so and sometimes i feel like i'm a quarter percent of myself. >> still ahead tonight, a lengthy battle with covid aid and an even longer recovery process. the bay area survivor who sharing his story tonight, how it feels to be in a fully reopens, california. >> also the giants go for the story from the big apple. kate rooney will have highlights later in sports an