where ever it goes even if it leads to trump s doorsteps. let me ask you something, will you call trump? let me say this, we ll have a good commitment and professional investigators and we ll have the best that we have to offer to help us to conduct this investigation. where ever the facts lead us, chris, we ll call. the facts lead you to trump, will you call trump? if the facts lead us there and our investigators say that best interest, we ll look at it. there is something ironic and poetic that this is all happening when the country is celebrating the american reserve aleutian and others are fighting an american evolution. the footage released by the new york times this week paints a frightening picture of what was happening on the steps of capitol on that faithful day of january. reporter: some hear as words to call for action. you have to show strength. you have to be strong. yeah! take the capitol building. take the capitol right now! we ll be march
of course, there isn t much incentive as the top republican in the house is reported to have threatened his caucus with career sabotage if they should choose to participate but at a symbolic level, it sends a distinct message to black america this july 4th as nearly half of our federal legislators now overlook a mob with racists violating our people s house. and more than 100 of them voted last week to keep memorials to dead confederates in that house for generations to come. it s a message we have seen contended with since 1776, the idea that white separatists as still just as patriotic, if not more, than black soldiers and public servants. all that shortly, with the best guest possible. and we re keeping an eye on the white house south lawn, where the president will hold a july 4th event in just a couple of hours celebrating essential workers and what he calls independence from covid. meanwhile, the former commander in chief is just desperate to make fireworks. ladies and
210 rescue workers are on that mound at one time. the fires have been put out. they re still struggling with stability, but they are doing the job. today we also learned a little bit more about the moment of tragedy. i see no people on their balconies. the building is gone. there are no elevators. there is nothing. i mean, it almost resembles the world trade center. each day the desire for understanding inevitably grows. state authorities should be carrying the responsibility. the governor said rightly, governor desantis, we need answers. yes, and it is his job to start the process to getting them. we re waiting on the formation of some group to discover what can be discovered here, to give families closure and to make sure other buildings are maintained the right way. the mayor of miami-dade said today she s very supportive of the support of the state attorney to probe this collapse. is that the best way to do this? and when will that happen? we have to keep pressing on
you could have eaten a meal off the floor of this garage at this place. the roof, everything was sealed. and from the roof, they showed us the balconies. the balconies are an interesting story, because you saw the miami-dade mayor said they had to shut down some balconies in another building here. well, they told us that three years ago at the behest of the condo association president, they ripped off the tiles of the floors on all the balconies. he saw it. and he said, this is too heavy and it s building too much moisture and damage on the floors of these balconies, and it s going to cause problems. and he, three years ago, saw this problem. he was very prescient. he said, you re going to have to incur these costs. each unit had to pay a little over $10,000 for it. but they got it done. those balconies are completely fortified and they look perfect. do people in that tower feel confident about their safety? they do now. some left but experts came through after this colla
A federal jury convicted former Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby of one count of mortgage fraud, finding she gave a false statement on a loan application to buy one of her vacation homes in Florida, but ruling she was not guilty of a second count of mortgage fraud.