tonight, questions about how this could have happened are increasing and we have just lerped that owners were facing $15 million in assessments for building repairs. we re watchi ing all of this unfold. let s go straight to cnn bryan todd. you re in the sunny isles beach not far away from here. you had an opportunity for the exclusive look at the urgent building inspections that have been prompted by this disaster. reporter: right. we re just north of surfside. this comes as we re getting new information on the rescue effort in surfside. tonight rescuers here say they are shifting from by hand, bucket brigade style from using huge machinery. the process is called delayering but it s not all large pieces. we re digging through rubbles of concrete, the size of basketballs, baseballs. reporter: family members were allowed to visit the site, see tunnel and the constant threat to rescue workers. they witnessed a rescuer tumble 25 feet down the mound. reporter: the cause
that was done. the sars covid-19 originated in bats in china. it would have been irresponsible of us if we did not investigate the bat viruses and thor is to see who was infected in china. or send it to the chun he s government that we may not be able to to trust with this knowledge and with this incredibly dangerous viruses. government scientists like yourself who favor gain of function research i don t favor gain of function research. you re saying things that are not correct. government defenders of gain of function such as yourself say that covid-19 mutations were random and not designed by man. but interestingly, the technique that dr. barrick developed forces mutations by serial passage through cell culture that the mutations appear to be natural. in fact, dr. barrick named the technique the no see them technique because mutations appear naturally. nicholas baker, the new york magazine said, nobody would know if the virus had been fabricated in a laboratory or g
support, or even try to kill the filibuster? i ll talk to democratic senator joe manchin, a key figure in that debate, and republican senate conference chairman john barrasso. plus, covid one year later. a year after the w.h.o. declares a pandemic, vaccinations have hit 2 million a day, but new variants and states loosening restrictions it s just that now, state mandates are no longer needed. have experts worried about a fourth wave. we have seen this movie before. when prevention measures like mask mandates are rolled back, cases go up. my guests this morning, white house coronavirus coordinator jeff zients and epidemiologist dr. michael osterholm. also, new york governor andrew cuomo s troubles deepen. he implied to me that i was old enough for him and he was lonely. more women now coming forward with harassment allegations and a nursing home probe force the governor to step down or not seek re-election? joining me for insight and analysis are yamiche al
officials advocating for what they call the right to vote. we know changes to the senate s filibuster rules will be a major focus of today s speech because no republicans support the bills biden is pushing. so he needs to eliminate the republicans ability to filibuster in order to get them passed. not every democrat is on board with that change to the filibuster rules. not at the speech, arguably, the biggest election reform activist, stacey abrams. stacey abrams who cited a scheduling conflict. there is, however, a coalition of high-profile progressive activists who say they ll not be there because they re sick of white house photo ops. they want action on the issue, they say. let s get to cnn s jeff zeleny who is traveling with president biden in atlanta. we re expecting some strong words from biden aimed directly at senate democrats. jake, that s right. president biden will be delivering these remarks just in a short period of time. behind me here, between morehouse col
growing demand on capitol hill inside the white house as the war grinds on without a path to peace and estimating rhetoric. nobody expects a prime minister netanyahu to do the things that must be done to break the cycle of violence. the democratic party does not have an anti- ev problem, it hasn t anti- israel problem. the u.s. prepares to build a temporary port to supply critical aid to palestinian civilians in gaza, israel plans a significant offensive on the last major hamas stronghold. plus hundreds of americans, may be more trapped in haiti as a violent rebel rises. n the country to the brink of collapse. the urgency of the support for haitians has increased. a terminal sparking fears of another mass migration into the u.s. united states of america we have got our own border crisis going on right now this would only make it worse to be. from haiti to the middle east, to your grade we will discuss america s interest on the world stage with the president s