Fleischer, and mark brenner. John it would begin with i got punch to families of those still missing is the search for survivors in florida comes to a sudden stop. The big fear now is that the rest of the building could come down. A major setback as President Biden arrives surfside to meet with victims families. Hello, this is America Reports and it would got a busy afternoon for you. Im john roberts on welcome back, hope youre feeling better. Im Gillian Turner come in for Sandra Smith. President biden met with the members of the families of the grieving and surfside, its been more than a week since a Building Collapse that shocked the nation. As of this hour, 18 people are confirmed dead and 145 people still missing amidst the rubble and at least for now the Search Mission is on hold temporarily due to those Safety Concerns that john just mentioned. John this as the water is pouring out of the Condos Parking Garage ceiling just moments before the whole thing came down. Fox News Corres
moscow. and on this show, from the parents of one of the americans being detained in russia, we re live with them in just a moment for an interview you ll not want to miss, all of it as president biden s domestic agenda seems to pick up steam. infrastructure and voting rights. what s happened in the world while the eyes are fixed on geneva. and it s decision day in the supreme court. it s on obamacare, lgbtq rights, and free speech. any second we get word from the court, we re going to break in as it happens. i m hallie jackson with josh letterman at the white house. leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill and an msnbc contributor. good morning to all of you. josh, let me start with you. the president returns home from overseas. then the sales job begins. frankly, there s a pretty long list of unresolved issues here. reporter: what the white house is saying, hallie, is the president achieved what he cement out to do, not some grand d etat or where moscow becomes a u.s. alley
i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, the braelking news, it is in the hands of the jury. closing arguments just wrapping in the past couple minute hearse in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the judge just sending jurors home. they are on their way telling them deliberations will begin 9:00 tomorrow morning. sara sidner is out front live from kenosha, wisconsin. sarah, you were in that courthouse today and literally we are three minute frs that jury being told to go home. all 18 jurors, even though 12 of them will be sort of picked randomly tomorrow to be the ones to make that verdict. but you were there today. it was a very long day. what stood out to you the most in the closing arguments? reporter: they were very strong. the prosecution put together a narrative starting from the beginning and going, piece by piece, through all of this. he really went after kyle rittenhouse. saying that this person was the aggressor. this person decided to bring a gun to what he called a fist
over the last several years. a cleese reference to the policies of his predecessor. now on day one when he s trying to convince these other world leaders the united states is headed in the right direction we re seeing this key moderate senator, and senator joe manchin who has been at the center of these negotiations, potentially talk about delaying a timeline, of course, for advancing what the president says is a critical part of his agenda. president biden issuing an urgent call for action. we meet with the eyes of history upon us. reporter: at the biggest global climate summit in years. the president warning the planet is in peril and the world is at an inflection point. will we act? will we do what is necessary? will we seize the enormous opportunity before us? reporter: biden pledging the u.s. will take the lead on combating climate change as his own climate ambitions face critical tests at home and abroad. my administration is working overtime to show that our
james comey. plus the debt ceiling hostage situation was not a lesson about bipartisanship as many have suggested. i will tell you what my takeaway was. also today, the supposed pro business anti counsel culture right wing is acting pretty anti business and pro cancel culture lately. a looks putting that in just a few minutes. and later, a trip to pennsylvania for an afternoon with one of the country s most high-profile political spouses, gisele fetterman. we talk about her childhood as an undocumented immigrant, her husband battle with depression and the spaces she commit created to help families in her community. to what donald trump on the campaign trail this week was to watch someone doing his best to make it all seem like he was just a typical front runner for the nomination, nothing to see here traveling through iowa, shaking hands giving speeches. on the one hand, he s still leading the field by very wide margin. but on the other hand he s already a criminal defe