press conference at the nato summit. his campaign dealt a devastating blow by george clooney and two governors are softening hard-line support. governor chris sununu will be here to respond. todd: and alec baldwin s latest on the case for the actor before testimony resumes. carley: and players jump into the stands and brawl with fans, we will tell you what led up that. you are watching fox and friends, i m carley shimkus. todd: was that video of the democratic party? i m todd piro. top story, president biden facing next political test this evening when he holds his nato news conference in washington. carol will he be able to calm the nerves of insiders who are increasingly bailing on his campaign? brooke singman is here to report details this morning. brooke: good morning. all eyes will be on president biden this evening as he looks to prove that he is still up to the job. the make or break press conference as top campaign officials will meet with senate democrats t
which allowed rescuers to locate more victims. it s a slow and methodical process where debris must be stabilized with every step. what we tell the families is, you know, they re working as fast as they possibly can. and if you have a loved one in a pile of rubble, that s never fast enough. reporter: more and more loved ones spending time at the makeshift memorial that s been set up near the rubble. many feeling hopeless and frustrated. we don t have any news, unfortunately, and there is a great sense of hopelessness. people are waiting and people are still hoping. it s impossible that in four days nobody has emerged dead or alive. it s not enough. imagine if your children were in there. reporter: buses bringing families to the site of the rubble pile so they can observe for themselves the rescue effort, and officials telling them no resource is being denied. for some, it was reassuring. today we were able to see the rubble and we saw how hard they were working.
what a mess. don t do that. good morning it s monday, june 28th. we ll start with the latest on the collapsed condo in surfside, florida just outside of miami. we re at day five of search and rescue efforts. nine people are confirmed dead, eight have been identified so far. no one has been pulled alive from the rubble since thursday when the 12-story building completely collapsed in the early morning hours. the mayor of miami-dade warns these numbers will continue to shift as rescue events continue. i want to stress, since the beginning, these numbers have been very, very fluid and they will continue to be subject to change. that s because we get new information, people turn out were not there at the time and so on. and so, it is very important to keep in mind that these numbers are not final. six to eight teams are actively searching for survivors with hundreds on stand by. engineers are also on hand closely monitoring everything to make sure the remaining half of
er cities to cancel fourth of july fireworks reopening america, a huge pride parade in new york, bruce springsteen reopening broadway and fans racing back into movie theaters and on board the first cruise to leave the u.s. before the pandemic began. i love it and feel out of jail. police search for the sign holding spectator who caused this epic tour de france crash the charges she could face and one graduation made to order. how the staff of a waffle house banded together to make this teen s dream come true announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow good evening we re going to get to the ongoing resccue efforts in southern florida in a moment, but we re learning the u.s. military carried out air strikes tonight against iran-backed militia groups in iraq and syria. let s get right to monica alba at the white house what do we know? late word tonight the u.s. carried out defensive precision air strikes against iran-backed militia groups in the iraq/syria
crisis. live, from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to all of you watching here, in the united states, canada, and around the world. i m kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. we begin, with the tense situation unfolding in miami beach, florida. where hoards of college students have descended on the city, for spring break. look at those pictures. police say, about a dozen people were arrested, saturday night, after an emergency curfew took effect. officials say, they took the action, because the unwelcome crush of visitors was more than the city could cope with during the pandemic. the mayor says, many people came to miami beach, precisely, because it doesn t have the covid restrictions found everywhere else. we ve had very challenging spring breaks, in other times. i mean, we re a city that s 92,000 residents, but will sometimes have 2 to 300,000 people here. the problem is that, this particular time, and i think it s because of of the pandemic, almost no