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jorge: en un aniversario donde el colapso de los apartamentos de surfside, los sobrevivientes de la tragediatruendo del colapso. >> la noche del 24 de julio marÍa monteagudo vivÍa en su nuevo hogar, en el departamento 611 que habÍa comprado hace sÓlo seis meses en la torre champlain en surfside, florida. >> verdaderamente lo mÍo fue un milagro. >> siete minutos antes del desplome del edificio mario volviÓ a nacer. >> es una fuerza interna que me despierta, y cuando miro veo bajando de la pared hacia abajo una que te infernal que parecÍa una serpiente negra, allÍ la mente empieza a hablar conmigo, me dice que corra, que Ésta se va a caer. >> entonces comienza la lucha para salvar su vida. >> en el sexto piso con ese bajar las escaleras, en el cuarto piso sentÍa que le estruendo que parecÍan tres bombas mi terror era que ese efecto dominÓ siguiera cayÉndose, y me aplastarÁ a mi, entonces ya empieza a gritar, " dios padre santo, ayÚdame, por favor, padre, no me dejes morir asÍ". >> en los escasos minutos tambiÉn comenzaron los miedos. >> me preguntaba si no podÍa abrir la puerta porque me la ce

patricia: hoy se cumple un aÑo del colapso de la torre de apartamentos en surfside, florida.se borran de entre quienes trabajaron para encontrar sobrevivientes. reportera: la madrugada del pasado 24 de junio, el colapso de la torre champlain en surfside, florida, estremeciÓ al paÍs. el edificio se vino abajo en cuestiÓn de 7 minutos. >> era algo que nunca antes habÍa visto. una cosa era verlo en televisiÓn y otra estar presente. reportera: el teniente douglas duarte del equipo de bomberos del condado miami—dade estuvo desde el inicio. >> llegamos con la idea de salvar vidas. reportera: el primer dÍa lograron sacar a un niÑo con vida de los escombros y rescatar un cuerpo, pero aÚn 97 personas estaban desaparecidas. todo se complicaba. >> como cayÓ en forma de panqueca, un piso sobre el otro, no habÍa mucho espacio entre el concreto. habÍa que crear huecos en Él para poder pasar las sogas o cadenas que Íbamos a usar para levantarlos. reportera: los rescates eran a cuenta gotas, pero una semana mÁs tarde... >> la voz venÍa del garaje de estacionamiento. >> se sabe que era una mu

surfside florida keating, ktvu. fox two news oakland police are searching for the hit and run driver who killed a man while he was writing his bicycle with his young children. surveillance video capture the horrific scene. this is 14th and jefferson streets and downtown oakland last week, he could see a speeding black infiniti running on the right side into the 42 year old dimitri poodle love as he pedaled into the intersection. right ahead of his two young sons. the father, who was hit and killed was deaf. police chief laurent armstrong says all bicyclists should feel safe in oakland, especially those with disabilities. we cannot think that this is okay that this is tragic into for two children that have to see this happen is devastating for all of us. the victims. two sons, ages six and eight, were not injured . anyone that does have information about the cases as to call oakland police silicon here at noon on this friday, we'll have continuing coverage of the decision by the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade.

greene an influx of women coming this to get abortions >>> today marks one year since t the florida surfsidepse a memorial service was held earlier this morning at 1:22 eastern, marking the exact time of the collapse. on thursday, a miami dade judge app approved a $1.2 million settlement >>> another round of layoffs has hit netflix. the streaming joointpt is letti go about 300 employees the co-ceo confirmed that the platform would be introducing commercials on a lower-priced subscription tier. sources tell cnbc that they have met with potential marketing companies. >>> we leave you with this shot of the day one more look at trumpet he was the first to win best in show for his breed he took a trip to the empire state building west mani westminster, isn't that usually in the winter months yes, but with all the covid canceling it was reschedul >>> right now at 4:30. fire danger becomes real for thousands across the bay area as fire crews are still working at this hour to get control of a brush fire burning in rural livermore and we will tell you where it stands this morning plus. >> we need hel

surfside, florida, that killed 80 people. dr. ceremony to comaemry the victims it comes after a judge gave the approval for a $1 settlement for the families of victims and also the second largest class action lawsuit in florida history. joining us now from surfside, florida, nbc news correspondent sam brock. sam, how are people there commemorating what happened? >> mika, good morning. ia you see the images of what the tower looked like a year ago and youye can't help but feel shudders going up and down your body. thed family says there's not going to be closure. there might be catharsis, but not closure. there was a small gathering of families where they lit tortures and commemorated the exact time where the building collapsed, 1:20 in the morning and there's going to be a two-hour ceremony with dr. erjill biden giving th primary remarks there. that's taking place mere feet away from where there's a hole in the ground where the tower once stood.e family members told me they're still having nightmares to this day,re 98 souls kille

legislation heading to the president's desk, marking one year since the deadly building collapse in surfside, florida. >> and one-on-one with president zelenskyy. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the united states constitution does not guarantee the right to abortion the supreme court overturned 50 years of precedent today and struck down roe v. wade. it ruled both that case and planned parenthood versus casey that reaffirmed roe 30 years ago, were wrongly decided. the news met with both celebration and anger. we'll hear from both sides tonight. and explain in detail what the ruling means for people in individual states, for employers and organizations, and for those in underserved communities the ruling will no doubt test the legitimacy of the high court. protesters are gathering in cities across the land, most of them against the ruling. president biden slamming the decision moments after it came down he called it a tragic error. >> the court has done what it has never done before, expresslexpressl take away a constitutional right that

and surfside, florida i love my baby. and no father.uld go to what i'm going through cloud most people in champlain tower southwest sleep with the building collapsed around 1:20 a.m. it took over two weeks for my sister nikki to be recovered every day. we would just hope and pray. that we would get notification. of anyone being alive just to have hope that our loved ones will be alive. and that day never came for any families without answers. family can't move on to this day. a week ago. we are still receiving phone calls that human remains are being identified. these are things no one knows the collapse still haunts the rescue proofs. the team searched for weeks but found very few survivors. it was something that i've never seen in real life before. other than you know, movies and obviously, news footage of, you know. the world trade center. 9 11 kind of flashing your mind, but i've never seen in real life anything like this. investigators believe it could take another year to understand why the 12 story building suddenly collapsed, bu

"surfside", florida.sidad, interese quien califica >>> sí que las reacciones de líderes locales sobre el fallo de la corte suprema al del hogar en derecho al aborto. >>> estamos viendo un pequeño descenso en temperaturas se acerca esta capa marina pero que significa esto? condiciones que realmente han causado incendio, todas estas respuestas al regresar (comerciales). (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪). >>> este viernes partió desde tapachula chiapas una nueva caravana migrante está integrada por hombres, mujeres, niños que han esperado durante semanas crecen permisos para cruzar legalmente al territorio mexicano. se hicieron a seguir su camino jazive pérez en el informe >>> la carretera costera de chiapas buscó registrar pasos de cientos de migrantes que comenzaron su travesía para intentar llegar a estados unidos. iba entre ellos, salió hace más de cuatro semanas de colombia y se quedó varada en tapachula así que cansada de poder obtener un permiso para seguir adelante si decidió sumarse a esta nueva caravana. >>> ha trata

. >>> it has been one year since the surfside building florida collapse.en final approval to a settlement topping $1 billion for victims. 98 people were killed when the champlain tower south came crashing down. >>> the supreme court will release more decisions in the morning. there are nine of them yet to be announced this term. the most notable being a mississippi law that prohibits abortions after 15 weeks. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> in the past few weeks we have heard gripping new testimony from the january 6 hearings. but what we learned today was particularly egregious. three former high-level justice department officials testified that the president of the united states repeatedly sought to pressure and manipulate the d.o.j. to, in the words of president trump, just say the election was corrupt. and when those officials told the president over and over again that there was no evidence of fraud, trump sought to

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. >>> one year after the condo building collapsed and killed 98 people in surfside, florida, the causestill under investigation, but today some relief for the families of the victims and an enormous settlement just approved yet judge why the judge finds it remarkable and how much the families will get. >>> how a shark attacked a surfer, his condition and how they jumped in to help pt just in time for the fourth of july vacation, where scientists say we're seeing more area >>> a judge in florida giving final approval to a billion dollar-plus settlement for the victims of the surfside condo collapse in florida. he called it remarkable and remarkable result. it comes just one day before grieving family members mark one year since the tragedy 98 people died when the 12-story condo building collapsed in the middle of the night. most of the money from the settlement, we are told will go to the families who died and the residents who suffered injuries. several relatives testified in court today they say they were grateful to reach a deal after the horrific experience, but some still searching

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. >>> in florida, one year after the collapse of the surfside condo tower that killed 98 people, a judge today approved a $1.2 billion settlement for the families of those who died and survivors more than two dozen defendants were sued for negligence, including the building security company and a consulting engineer. >>> tonight, much of the southern half of the country remains in the grip of a dangerous heat wave with more records broken today al roker has it all for us is there relief on the way? >> not until early next week. meantime, 28 million of us under heat advisories, watches, heat warnings as well, stretching from texas all the way into florida. we are looking at record low warm temperatures, from dallas, shreveport, atlanta, tallahassee tonight. those temperatures don't drop down that much, so they bounce back up big time tomorrow afternoon with records possible in dallas, birmingham, albany, tampa, new orleans. and then again as we go into the weekend, temperatures hang around, but as you can see by monday temperatures start to come down a bit to still above averages but at l

. >>> well, this morning marks one year since a 12-story beachfront condo collapsed in surfside, florida, killing 98 people. memorial services will take place for the victims of the champlain towers south collapse. yesterday a florida judge approved a more than $1 billion settlement in connection with the collapse. similar cases typically take years to litigate, but the judge promised he would have it settled within one year. most of the money goes to victims' families. >> in this courtroom, heroes wear black robes and business suits. your honor and each member of this court, you are all angels in disguise. >> the money will be paid by insurance companies, engineering firms, and a recently completed next door condo project whose construction is suspected of contributing to the collapse. the investigation into the cause, however, continues. >>> and parents will soon have another covid vaccine option for their children. yesterday a panel of cdc advisers recommended authorization of moderna shots for children ages 6 to 17. the cdc is expected to formally authorize the shots. the fda gave th

this morning marks one year since the tragic condo collapse in surfside, florida, and overnight wherestory champlain towers once stood a vigil held for the 98 souls lost that night. it's left a lasting trauma for the victims' families and loved ones. >> we're still struggling. i'm still having nightmares. >> reporter: pablo rodriguez lost his mother and grandmother and his family coping with grief and his young son growing up marking milestones like birthdays without them. >> he's still sad. he talks about them often. >> reporter: gonzalo and maria torres fell in love in the 1960s, cuban immigrants who operated a local hotel and called the champlain towers home for nearly 40 years not knowing it's where they'd spend their final moments beneath the rubble. their grandson nick carries on their memory. >> there's a lot of great memories there. yeah. >> reporter: and still there are stories of heroism from that day. the first responders and the relentless effort to find survivors. 15-year-old jonah was pulled from the debris pile badly wounded but alive. as he started to heal in the follo

. >> o'donnell: there was a somber gathering in surfside, florida, today, marking one year since thaty condominium collapsed, killing 98 people. the victims ranged in age from one to 92 years old. first lady jill biden attended the memorial, thanking first responders who spent weeks searching for survivors and remains. yesterday a judge approved a settlement of just over $1 billion for the victims. and we'll be right back. (sharon) suction out your tube before you eat. (shane) don't use spray paint. cpr is not mouth to mouth. it's mouth to stoma. (shawn) be very careful shaving. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilo

. >> reporter: but his art travels to tragic sites across the world, from the surfside building collapseple war-devastated towns in ukraine from where he recently returned. why do you paint catastrophes? >> i know that a work of art is probably not enough. maybe when people come and say, "yeah, what you're doing helped me a little bit." that's when i feel, yeah, okay, i should continue. >> reporter: he says the mural will stay there, honoring both the pain and the love gathered right across the street. lilia luciano, cbs news, uvalde, texas. >> diaz: that's the power of art. next on the "cbs weekend news," plenty of pup and circumstance. how the queen's love for one breed led to a dog dynasty. ty. ralph, that's the chewy pharmacy box with our flea and tick meds. it's not peanut butter. i know, i know. but every time the box comes, we get the peanut butter. yes, because mom takes the meds out of the box and puts them in the peanut butter. sounds like we're getting peanut butter. yes, but that is the chewy pharmacy box. ♪ the peanut butter box is here. ♪ ♪ the peanut butter box is here ♪ a

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at year ago friday a building in surfside collapsed killing 96 people.y will go to those mentally or physically impacted by the collapse. roughly two dozen defendants in the case will be on the hook for the rest. a popular beach near monterey has reopened following a shark attack. the beach was closed for days after a paddle border was bitten by a great white shark. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> i lived here 10 years and it is pretty incredible to hear about a shark attack. i have never heard of a shark attack out here. >> the attack has shaken visitors. at some beachgoers have returned but others are staying away from the water. crowds will flock back in weeks for the fourth of july. juul cigarettes will be on the shelves a while longer. the fda has allowed the baby device company more time-- vaping device company more time. juul failed to provide sufficient data on potential health risks. still ahead on abc seven mornings a historic spot transformed into a creative gathering space. here is a live look from our abc seven roof camera looking

today marks one year since the deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida. a judge approving a $1 billion settlement that will be split between victims' families, those who suffered injuries and 136 condo owners. a developer from dubai will purchase the property for $120 million, which is also going to the settlement. and karine jean-pierre trying to explain why biden is not responsible for record high inflation, watch. >> how do you make the case to voters gas prices are not joe biden's faults, how do you do that? >> press sect. jean-pierre: it is a global challenge. >> joey: liberals want to dissolve the supreme court after they shut down a new york conceal carry law. we'll get reaction to the ruling next. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. when it comes to cybersecurity, with the biggest threatscks. don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your

kumasi: family and friends are marking one year since the beachfront condo building collapse in surfside a vigil where the towers once stood. the first lady will deliver remarks in a public memorial to honor and remember the 98 victims. a judge is finalized a 1.2 billion dollars settlement for the families, calling it remarkable. car thieves had a confrontation that left two deputies hurt. this happened around 1:00 yesterday morning. debbie's responded to two about men trying to steal parts of cars. when deputy's got there, one man ran it. the other tried to run over the deputies. that's when both deputies started shooting. the driver would sit in the shoulder. he's being treated at a hospital and will be booked into jail. kumasi: we are counting down to pride. it's going to be a lot of fun. safety is a top party. the police department will hold a press conference to talk about the parade. you can expect to see officers in uniform along the route. violence will not be tolerated. that's after what he says the number of assaults on police officers in recent weeks. 17 officers were injured

a judge approved a $1 billion settlement for theictims o iln surfside collapsed killing 98 people.he land. rest. a popular beach near monterey reopened following a shark attack. over splint beach in pacific grove was closed after a paddle border was bitten by a great white shark. the victim suffered a severe injury and is expected to make a full recovery. >> i have lived here 10 years and it was incredible to hear about a shark attack. i have never heard of a shark attack out here, it was scary, actually, to me. stephanie: the attack has shaken enters pit others are staying away from the water. beach employees predict clouds -- crowds will come back for the fourth of july. juul e-cigarettes will be on the market a little longer. they are alone for further court review. juul will appeal the band calling it unlawful. the company was ordered to remove the devices from stores. they say they failed to provide data on potential health's. the man comes amid growing concerns over the influence on teenagers. still ahead, an historic spot converted into a new creative gathering space. the tr

. >>> just more than a year now since the surfside condo collapse in florida and families have sill staefrping for answers. officials say the investigation is ongoing but the cause remains a mystery. 98 people died when the building crumbled overnight cnbc as shomari stone. ers he is mentally drained one year after his son survived the condo collapse. >> constantly make sure my son checking in with him and making sure he is okay. >> reporter: in the predawn destruction, cameras captured an early glimmer of hope. rescue crews pulling neil's then 15 yaeld son yskr onah from concrete, mangled metal and debris the mother heard a loud boom outside the condo. around seven minutes later, the floor sud lip gave way and they fell ten stories a man walking his dog heard jonah yelling for help after first responders carefully pulled him and stacey out, jonah called his father who listened nearby. >> he goes did you hear the bui building collapse? >> i am like har you talking ant? i'm like, no where are you i am in the grass across the street they had up some like triage contrary. >> stacey died at hospit

the people of surfside, florida marked one year today since 98 people were killed when a condominium tower collapsed. first dy jill biden was among those honoring the victims at the now-cleared site where the 12-story building once stood. the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. and, wall street closed out a week that recouped much of last week's losses. stocks rose on hopes that interest rates won't need to rise so much if the economy cools. the dow jones industrial average gained 823 points on the day 2.7% to close at 31-thousand-500. the nasdaq rose 375 points 3.3%. the s-and-p 500 was up 3%. this is the pbs newshour. >> the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade has sent washington into a frenzy as observers navigate the political and cultural ramifications. that brings us to the analysis of capehart and gerson. that is jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post, and his colleague at the post, opinion columnist michael gerson. david brooks is away. >> we welcome both of you this friday night. i want to start with the story that is all ove

a judge giving final approval to a settlement topping $1 billion to the victims of a surfside, florida98 people last june that comes a day before the tragedy's one-year anniversary that's the latest. courtney, back over to you. >> what a tragedy that was thank you, frank >> up next on "power lunch," first famed financial adviser suze orman betting big on i-bonds and can inflation throw awrench in that game plan and our three-stock lunch laying out the plans of the day and whether you should buy or sell we'll be right back. y to support that village. ♪ ♪ i am peter akwaboah, chief operating officer for technology, operations and firm resilience. when you think about diversity, the employee network group is fundamental to any organization to provide a community and a belonging environment for the employees. they provide an avenue to support employees and ultimately it leads to retention of the best and brightest. the employee network represents the community at large, and it provides a good feedback loop to senior management to make the appropriate decisions, which ultimately contributes

it was one year ago yesterday the building in surfside collapsed killing 98 people. some of the money will go to those who were mentally or physically impacted by the collapse those who owned units in the building will split the money from sale of the land. roughly two dozen defendants in the case will be on the hook for the rest. a popular beach near monterey has reopened following a shark attack on wednesday lovers point beach in pacific. grove was closed for days after a paddle boarder was bitten by a great white shark the victim suffered a leg injury, but is expected to make a full recovery. i've lived here 10 years, and it was pretty pretty incredible to hear about a shark attack out here. i've never heard of a shark attack out here. so it was scary actually to me. and as you can imagine the attack has shaken visitors some beach goers have returned but others are staying away from the water even so beach employees predict crowds will flock back in just a couple of weeks for the fourth of july. jewel e-cigarettes will be on store shelves a little bit longer a fed

in florida, family and friends are marking one year since the tragic condo building collapsed in surfside once stood. the first lady will deliver remarks at a public memorial to honor and remember the 98 victims. meanwhile, a judge has finalized a $1.2 billion settlement for these families, calling it remarkable. reggie: his suspected car thief in custody in alameda county after a confrontation that left two deputies injured. it started at 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning when deputies responded to calls about men trying to steal cars. when the deputies got there, one man ran. investigators essay the other tried to run over the deputies, that is when both started shooting. the driver, a 20-year-old, was hit in the shoulder. he is being treated at the hospital. kumasi: today, we are counting down to pride. it will be so much fun. but everybody safety is a top priority. the san francisco police department will hold a press conference this afternoon to talk about the parade. you can expect to see officers in uniform along the parade route. the chief says violent attacks will not be tolerated. thi

the payout goes mostly to survivors and those that lost relatives in the disaster in surfside.e from insurance, engineering and property firms that are suspected of contributing to the collapse. under the settlement, they do not admit any wrongdoing. on wall street, stocks managed to recoup more of their recent losses. the dow jones named 194 points. -- gained 194 points. the nasdaq rose 179 points. the s&p 500 was up nearly 1%. and for the first time, a bloodhound is the nation's top dog. trumpet earned best in show last night at the westminster kennel club dog show in tarrytown, new york. the first bloodhound to take the prize in the event's. gratulation's, trumpet. still to come on the "newshour," the fda puts an end to dual brand products. we examined biden administration's proposal to expand protections for students 50 years after title ix. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs "newshour" from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at the university of arizona. judy: after a two-year review, the fda announced today that it

. >> in surfside, florida, after flying the flag last year, the new mayor is saying no this time the miami herald reports the mayor said he supports lgbtq pride month but fears the town may risk having to fly swastikas or satanic flags >> by flying the pride flag, you are now opening your city up to every flag >> in chicago -- >> people that drive by or walk by and they just smile >> nicolas vasquez says he and his partner were close to not putting up their display this year after getting threats last year. >> we know where you live. we know which house you are in you know, i'll burn down your house. >> vasquez says after years of battling for equality and pride, the fight is not over, and he says he refuses to let intimidation win >> you wave it, you have it, because you're proud of who you are. >> for the news, i'm perry russom >> well, the new neighbor of a north dakota air force base that has intelligence officials on high alert >>> plus, forget the wheel or fire the greatest invention of all time, the iphone nothing not to love there. except group chats with android users. green

. >>> can you believe it's aea a surfside, florida, these images we remember all too well, checking ines with loved ones lost today. >>> the big blow to san francisco-based company juul, the major move from the feds to reduce underaged vaping. it is friday, june 24th. i'm len kiese. >> and i'm amanda starrantino. thank you for joining us this friday. it is pride weekend. the parade is back live and in color to enjoy in person for the first time in san francisco since 2019 and the city is ready to get this party started. so we have team coverage, everybody getting the party started this weekend so you can have a great weekend celebrating all of it. >> good times ahead. jocelyn moran is live in san francisco near market where the pride parade will kick off. good morning to you. good to see you this morning. >> reporter: yes, good morning, len, amanda. we know these celebrations are set to happen very, very soon. again, like you mentioned, this is the first time the parade is going to be taking place here in san francisco since the start of the pandemic, and we know businesses have been s

comes one day before the anniversary of the disaster in the miami suburb of surfside.ng what could have been years of litigation with no sure outcome. as the biden administration struggles to address the ongoing baby formula shortage, the government has a new and deadly mystery on its hands. fox business correspondent lydia hu has details from new york tonight. good evening, lydia. >> good evening, bret. the fda is now investigating another infant death, possibly tied to abbott's baby formula. the death occurred in january, but the fda was only notified earlier this month. abbott says limited information is available about the death and right now they say no conclusions can be drawn. a previously the fda could not establish a definitive link between abbott and four other cases of bacterial infection in babies. two of those cases involve deaths. the plant remains closed after severe weather last week. after reopening less than two weeks. parents around the country continue to rely on facebook groups to find formula. one mom telling us she had to drive 80 miles this week

has approved a settlement of more than $1 billion -- those who lost relatives in the disaster at surfsidel come from insurance of property firms suspected of contributing to the collapse. they do not admit any wrongdoing. for the first time, trumpet earned best in show last night at the westminster kennel club dog show in tarrytown, new york. he is the first bloodhound to take the prize in the event's history. still to come on the "newshour": the fda puts an end to juul brand vaping products as part of a crackdown on nicotine; we examine the biden administration's proposal to expand protections for students 50 years after title ix; plus much more. >> >> this is the pbs, from w eta studios and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: after a two-year review, the u.s. food and drug administration announced today that it will ban all vaping and e-cigarette products sold by juul. it is part of a series of more aggressive moves by the fda to target vaping and smoking. william brangham has the details. william: judy, the fda first began scrutinizing juul

lawsuit brought by the families of victims and survivors of last june's condominium complex and surfside . florida settlement means families won't have to endure a court battle that could have taken years. money will come from insurance companies, engineering firms and the owners of a new condo tower built next door to the one that collapsed and a woman and her two dogs were struck and killed by lightning in southern california as laurie. laura diaz rather reports this comes as california was hit by more than 50,000 lightning strikes. somebody got hit by lightning. oh my god! wow rivera residents expressed their shock and sadness. devastating i mean, my heart aches after lightning kills a woman in her two dogs while walking along the san gabriel river bike path, a person who was exercising around 8 50 in the morning saw the bodies and called 911. when the deputies arrived, they did find a female who was lying on the ground, along with two dogs that were with her that appeared to be deceased as well. i never expected that this was going to be the person i know. gloria says the victim was

well it's been one year since the tragic building collapse in surfside, florida 98 people killed afterower south building collapsed. in the middle of the night. it could take years to determine the cause. no one still knows how it happened. the building had a history of maintenance problems, though there were also questions surrounding the quality of its construction. well today, family members of the victims came together to commemorate the lives lost, they say it's been difficult to move on. to this day. a week ago. we are still receiving phone calls that human remains are being identified. these are things no one knows. yesterday a judge approved a compensation settlement tapping $1 billion for the survivors and families of those who died. still they come to armed robbery suspects arrested in san francisco plus suspect ran out of the shed and raced towards the perimeter officers new details about a deadly confrontation between police and a homicide suspect in the south bay. the video released of the incident after the break it'll be a busy weekend between giants games and pride even

those issues certainly not enough i'll tell you katie candidly with the exception of july 1st and surfsidebiden came. we haven't seen the president in florida either. >> and that is a problem. the present needs to come to florida to try to secure more of a stronghold, foothold, in florida. >> to show that they are not given up in florida. >> and the interview the people feel in florida, democrats especially, that the administration is just not paying attention enough? what is going on? there >> is definitely a top-down kind of dynamic. and they tell, you can only go so far. you watch some of the elections from the u.s. in the gubernatorial candidates for the democratic party here in florida, and it is over weight with criticism from the other side, as opposed, to okay, you got my attention. but now what are you offering? we need to much better job of that. other than, just rhonda saint has to. go or marco really has to go. what are we selling? >> quickly before have to let you go i want to switch gears. back in 2020 you proposed the legislation that would make it illegal for children to po

and surfside, florida near miami. settlement means families won't have to endure court battle that could have taken years. the money will come from insurance companies, engineering firms and the owners of a new condo tower built next door to the one that collapsed. investigators in denville believed an armed robber targeted a group of women as they drove from san francisco to danville. three robbers followed the women who were driving home in a bentley tuesday evening. the victims pulled into a house on hartford street, and that's when the robbers approached. two of them carried guns. they still several watches another high end jewelry. the senate is set to take a critical vote that could potentially move a bipartisan gun control bill towards final passage. but some critics called the legislation and overreach that steps on second amendment rights. boxes medlin rivera is in washington, d. c with the details. after recent mass shootings, and you've all the texas and buffalo, new york rattled the country. congress is wo

and this morning, we remember the 98 lives lost in the surfside condominium collapse one year ago today. >>> we begin this hour with breaking news. congress is one step closer to passing the most significant measure to reduce gun violence in nearly 30 years. right now, the house is holding a rule debate on gun violence prevention bill, after it passed the senate overnight. these are live pictures from the capitol. final passage expected in the house some time later today. in a 65-33 vote, 15 republican senators joined democrats in passing the bill. the historic progress being made on capitol hill comes just one day after the supreme court issued a landmark decision expanding gun rights across the country. joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. good morning. how soon will the house vote on the final passage of this bill? >> yeah, jose. we're about three to four hours away, and hot you're seeing on the house floor right now is the first of a few debates because what they're going to do is have a series of procedural votes to get on to this bill that will finally a

and friday marked the one year anniversary of the horrific collapse of champlain towers south in surfsideoney never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >> cowan: back to this past week's supreme court action on roe v. wade. [yelling] >> cowan: as we mentioned earlier, response to the ruling was vocal on both sides. for conservative christians, the decision was a long time incoming. >> and i am so excited. >> reporter: archbishop william e.lori with the united states conference of catholic bishops. >> i think it is good news for our nation. i think it is good news for the cause of life. >> cowan: there is, of course, the other side. a commentary comes from columbia law school professor carol sanger. >> life for women of reproductive age in the post-roe era is about to be played under strict new rules. for the last 50 years, american women have been secure in the protections in roe v. wade, a name recognized around the world. roe held that the constitutional right to privacy included a woman's right to choose abortion. that was a good moment. women could shape the

. >> steve: today marks one year since the catastrophe in surfside, florida. 98 people were killed inges to enhance safety measures. here with more joined by the mayor of miami franes suarez and royal palm company, daniel cotsy. mayor, here we are a year later, do we know what caused that collapse to have the whole building pan cake down on those people who were mostly sleeping at the time? >> you know, i'm not sure if we have an exact cause, it is clear the building failed massively and there were indications of cracking and indications there could be a mass failure prior to the building collapsing. it's tragic now that we know some repairs were delayed, weren't taking up at the appropriate time and these repairs seemed evident and were pointed out by various professionals, it just elevates the level of tragedy. >> steve: absolutely and mayor, within hours of the collapse, everybody trying to figure out what went wrong and they still are from a year ago, i know there are thousands of people that live in similar buildings up and down the coast in south florida, suddenly they are going

all right, and by the way, that is surfside beach, in south carolina, sunny, 81 degrees on this wednesdayific. novavax, a group of fda advisors recommend authorizing their new covid vaccine. all right, lauren, when's it going to get approval and available? lauren: so the fda usually approves the other vaccines on the market within days, and then you wait for the cdc to weigh in , so they might consider that late next week. why is this so important? well, 27 million adults in the u.s. are unvaccinated. some are never going to get vaccinated but there are others that say well we're not really comfortable with the mrn a shots on the market, so that, that population is a window of opportunity for novavax. it says it expects to have its product in warehouses at the end of the month. stuart: that's not an mrna vaccine? lauren: it's a two-dose of more traditional vaccine so that be the market. i have to say, novavax is on the market in europe and they have hardly vaccinated anybody. stuart: really? lauren: yeah. stuart: the cdc says wait for it , this is how monkeypox begins. it starts with flu-