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From msnbc headquarters, welcome to alex witt reports. We have breaking news on the champlain tower collapse and concerns this hour over a fire still burning under the rubble after three days. We re facing very incredible difficulties with this fire. The fire has been going on for a while. It s a very deep fire. It s extremely difficult to locate the source of the fire. And so they ve been working around the clock, these fire rescue teams, brave men and women, under the rubble. So that fire is creating heavy smoke conditions, of course complicating the search for survivors. No more rescues overnight. Four have tied, 11 injured, 159 remain unaccounted for. New questions today after the town of surfside released documents relating to the building, that show that in 2018 inspectors observed concrete cracking in beams and walls. And now officials are turning their attention to a nearby building. That building is the same design, the same building, probably the same materials, same name. I
that could actually save my life from a deadly virus. it did not occurred to me, one year ago, that we would be having discussions like the one you just had. that people are actively working against getting a vaccine for a virus that is still active, and still killing people. to the point where a state s governor is putting on the line, the individual careers of all the guardsmen and women, to who he is giving advice about what is going to happen to them if they don t get the vaccine. which is in split stately discouraging them from doing it. it is just an astonishing thing. it is when you think about all the heroism that we ve seen from national guard members, from oklahoma, a national have stepped up to distribute vaccines, who have done so much on covid. for them to be road kill for this governor. they are the front line. thank you for bringing that story to our attention rachel. have a good moment will see you tomorrow. thanks. and of course tonight we begin with
we go now to kenosha where alexis mcadams is live on the ground with more reaction. alexis? good morning. there was a lot of emotion inside of that courtroom here in kenosha, wisconsin. but those emotions didn t really flood out here onto the streets like some people expected as they braced for that verdict here in the kyle rittenhouse trial. and getting to what we know so far. so after more than 20 hours of deliberations behind those closed doors here in wisconsin the jury finding kyle rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. the illinois teen now free after shooting three men killing two during the unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin last summer. as each count was read rittenhouse breaking down in court grabbing his knees and the family very emotional. i looked at kyle and he looked at me and it was just one of those, you know, finally, finally. like kyle gets to start his life as a young man as an innocent, an acquitted, as a n