Dont touch that dial. Were about to flip it for you. In five, four, three, two. Tv is changing dramatically now with 150 channels that might be available in the near future. Theres a lot of things that we do that you couldnt have on Network Television. People are really trying to do something adventurous. [both gasp] all channel 7, shame on you. This is more a celebration of culture and opening the doors and allowing america to Come On inside. Theres always something on television, and some of it may be better than we deserve. [laughs] that was cool. [dramatic music] listen to it. Oh [crowd cheering] they know when it hits the bottom, itll be 1990. Goodbye to the 80s in. All ten, nine. All eight. Eight eight eight oh, will this horrible year never end . When The 90s begin, were starting to see a lot of experimentation. [gunshots] all [quickly] seven, six, five, four, three, two, one [cheering] and The Simpsons, i think, in some senses was inspired by not necessarily a hatred of televis
The olympic games are under way in a world still very much in the grip of this pandemic. The virus forced a yearlong delay of these games. And once again the illness is surging there in japan. The risk made for a subdued opening ceremony, let s call it, in a nearly empty stadium. Even as fourtime grand slam tennis champion naomi osaka lit the cauldron, there was no doubt these olympics will be unlike any other we ve ever seen. The ioc did not require athletes to be fully vaccinated against covid. Just today the doctor for team usa estimated that 83% of the competitors were fully vaccinated. That s still a lot better than our country as a whole. Over half the nation remains unvaccinated. Cdc says today saw the lowest number of shots given since early january. That plus this super contagious delta variant continue to drive this surge in new covid cases. Cdc data are showing the sevenday average of new cases now the highest its been are you ready for this since the beginning of may. As we
Rescue teams discovering another body today in the rubble of the collapsed condo building in florida. 11 people now confirmed dead. 150 others remain unaccounted for. The search and rescue operation continuing at this hour. And also tonight, as president biden calls for a federal investigation into the deadly collapse, the town of surfside, florida, hiring a structural engineer to begin examining the evidence to get to the bottom of the disaster. It turns out an engineering firm wrote a report on the building back in 2018 warning of major structural damage, including significant cracks and breaks in the concrete and advising the condo association to make extensive and necessary repairs. Let s get to cnn s boris sanchez in surfside, florida, live for us this evening. Boris, good evening to you. It has now been 117 hours since the surfside condo collapse. Search and rescue teams have been scrambling to find any survivors, but no one s been pulled out alive since thursday. So how are fami
Damage, including significant cracks and breaks in the concrete, and advising the condo association to make extensive and necessary repairs. Let s get to cnn s boris sanchez in surfside florida for us live this evening. Boris, good evening to you. It has now been 117 hours since the surfside condo collapse. Search and rescue teams have been scrambling to find any survivors. But no one s been pulled out alive since thursday. So how are families dealing with this? reporter: don, it s agonizing. They re in a state of excruciating limbo. They re anxiously awaiting any answers to a series of questions. What happened to their loved ones? are there any signs of life, are there any survivors? and then they re thinking about accountability as well. Could this have been prevented? what caused this? did someone know something like this would happen? will somebody be held responsible? it s very difficult to move forward and begin the process of grieving when you don t know what actually happened t