most prestigious competitions. at this hour, million of people in florida and along the southeast are bracing for impact as tropical storm elsa closes right now on florida s gulf coast. also briefly strengthened to a hurricane late tuesday. it has since lost a little bit of its punch. still, 33 counties are under a state of emergency at this hour. the storm is expected to make landfall late wednesday morning. before that though, elsa battered the florida keys with wind and heavy rain. this was the scene in key west on tuesday as the storm skirted west of the lower keys. for more on what we can expect from the storm, we bring in tyler malden. it has been keeping you guys on you are why toes. in terms of where we re at with not just location but wind speed. the wind speed has actually dropped. it is now a 70-mile-per-hour storm but there s not a big difference between 75 miles per hour and 70-miles-per-hour. at the moment, this system is a couple hundred miles to the northw
wondering if prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on his way out after more than 12 years in power. thanks for joining us. well, a manhunt in florida is entering its third day after a brazen shooting at a miami-area concert venue. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd outside a banquet hall. police say masked attackers jumped out of this suv and fled seconds later. officials say they found the vehicle in a canal, and as they hunt for suspects, they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county with this year s homicide numbers already matching the total for all of 2020. miami s police chief wants tougher gun laws, and he says it s not just criminals who need to be held accountable. it is a time in our country s nation where our courts have been shut down. courts are not holding people accountable. unless the american people speak out, it s going to be a long, hot, bloody summer, and we
longest serving israeli prime minister. good to have you with us. well, police in south florida may be closer to cracking a murder case after this weekend s deadly shooting outside a miami area banquet hall. two people were killed and at least 20 hurt when gunmen opened fire on a crowd at a concert venue. the attackers jumped out this have suv and fled just seconds later. officials say they found the vehicle in a canal and as they hunt for suspects they warn the months ahead could get much worse. violent crime is surging in miami-dade county with this year s homicide numbers already matching the total for 2020. cnn s leyla santiago has more. reporter: newly released surveillance video shows three individuals jumping out of an suv with assault rifles and handguns before opening fire into a crowded banquet hall near hialeah florida just after midnight on sunday. the three get back into their car and take off less than ten seconds later. we have a total of 23 people that
scenario for the chinese, right? they took a huge gamble with an uncontrolled re-entry and this morning, it looks like it paid off. we haven t heard any reports of damage, aside from that video that you re showing. we have heard some reports of debris and rocket sorry, of rocket sightings but we haven t heard any reports of debris. so no one has seen chunks of this wash up yet. so this is a best case scenario for the chinese. i m not a rocket scientist. i have had the pleasure of talking to a few in the last 48 hours. and the word that keeps coming up is reckless, right? this is not armageddon. this is not an asteroid headed for earth. this didn t have to happen. we didn t have to spend the last 48 hours wondering if a rocket was going to hit a populated area. china put this up into the air and they didn t take responsibility for making sure it came down in a safe manner. however, it does look this morning, based on what chinese media is saying, like it did end up in the oc
migrant care facility amid the humanitarian emergency. plus, in the wake of two horrific mass shootings what s next for the white house s push for gun reforms? the answer could also reveal what happens to voting rights, climate change legislation and every other pillar of the biden agenda. and jury selection is complete in the trial over the killing of george floyd. we re going to take you inside the jury pool as both sides prepare to make their opening arguments. welcome to wednesday. it s meet the press daily. i m kasie hunt in for chuck todd. we re following developments at the border, at the white house, and on capitol hill. and as the urgent agenda items pile up for president biden, so do the political risks. first up, there s the emergency at the border, which vice president harris called a, quote, huge problem for the administration this morning. today the white house is allowing a tv camera to accompany a delegation of congressional members and white house