Republicans recalibrate to take on a new opponent. Also, beginning any moment now, another hearing into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. What more we could learn about what went wrong as calls grow for the head of the Secret Service to resign, only getting more intense after her contentious testimony on Capitol Hill. Good morning. It is 10 00 eastern. Im Ana Cabrera reporting from new york. And today Kamala Harris heads out on the Campaign Trail. She is set to depart washington this hour for wisconsin heading to that Swing State with some momentum as democrats line up behind her candidacy for presidency. Now, nbc, Yamiche Alcindor is there in wisconsin. Also with us symone sanders townsend, former Chief Spokesperson for vp harris, former republican Congressman Charlie Dent of pennsylvania, and democratic Strategist Tara Dowdell is also with us. Yamiche, give us a preview of the Vice President s rally there later today. Reporter well, as you said, good morning from milwaukee
John im John Roberts in washington. New book claims milley placed two separate calls to china, one just days before and the second on January 8th following the capitol rights. Milley believed china could feel at risk from unpredictable president. If the u. S. Decided to attack. Another allegation describes Speaker Nancy Pelosi calling General Milley after the capitol riots pleading for him to protect the nuclear code from former President Trump. Migey agreed and took steps to limit then President Trumps powers. John were learning General Milley didnt go alone and Mark Esper made steps, too. Jennifer griffin is live with more on this unfolding tale. Jennifer. Jennifer Defense Officials say the two claims in the Woodcard And Costa book are not accurate. The two calls made to the chinese by General Milley were not secret, they were done with Defense Secretary at the time, general Milley Spokesman for the joint staff, dave butler, issued following statement moments ago. His calls with the
are following breaking news from south florida. it is devastating really. it s deadly. there s been a high-rise building that has collapsed in the city of surf side. this is just north of miami beach for context there. and what you re looking at here are live aerial pictures from the scene. you see that swimming pool on the left? this part of the building that has fallen down stretched all the way alongside that swimming pool. so we re talking about a very large chunk of this building that fell down overnight. there is a huge pile of debris, 12 stories in this apartment building. balconies that had been sawed in half, and we re told that at least one person has died. about 100 units in this building, think of it, 39 years old. the collapse happened before 2:00 a.m. new video shows rescue crews pulling a young boy from the rubble. more than 80 emergency teams are on the groundworking to find survivors. we have some sort of before and after video. this is what the building lo
Kind of effect it might have on them for them to be unfairly attacked and pilloried in public life. It helps to know where they have been. To know whether they have got what it takes to stand up to some of the unfair treatment that can sums times with being in the public eye. This was nightly news, and bc nightly news, may 21st, 1990. This was a major day of protests by aids activists in this country. 1000 them converging on the national institutes of health, outside of washington, demanding more s research on the disease. 81 were arrested. Has more tonight on a group that is taking the aids struggle to the streets and beyond that. Today s demonstration is the latest of many staged by the militant group act up, which has gained increasing influence on aids policies. The weekly meetings of the new york chapter attract hundreds. The loosely knit organization counts 10,000 members nationwide. Mostly young, mostly gay. [applause] the atmosphere at the meetings and at the headquarters is ch
[inaudible] martha: it was great learning at home. you can eat, take a nap. they said it was terrible. one said it was okay after the glitches. so now these same unions and the white house are saying, you know what? fall might be a little too soon to return for some of these schools. steve hilton on all of this and the larger incentive in these plans to keep american workers at home and not at work. first, kristin fisher following this for us today from the white house. hi, kristin. let s talk about the e-mails. they were obtained by the new york post through a freedom of information act request from a watch dog group called the americans for public trust. what the e-mails show are several communications between the cdc and the second largest teacher s union in the united states in the days and weeks leading up to the cdc s release of the new guidelines for reopening schools. here s one of the e-mails, an except. it reads indeed, look at this. just a day later, a ne