Cnn this morning and good morning to all of you viewers in miami can see a live view right there. One of the citys were keeping a close eye on today. Of course, this tropical storm, debby approaches allisons got much more on that Coming Up welcome back. Im Danny Freeman in for Victor Blackwell alongside the wonderful Amara Walker glad you came back. Thanks for being here. Heres whats happening this Morning Donald Trump and j. D. Vance were in Georgia Yesterday to rally supporters with the former president telling the crowd hes still trying to figure out how to quote, define Vice President harris you also had a few choice words for georgias republican governor, Vice President harris will meet with at least three more vp Contenders Today as she narrows down her search for a Running Mate plus, will there be or wont . There be another president ial debate . But both campaigns are saying we could be measuring rain in feet from tropical Storm Debby. Its expected have to do intensify into a h
Residents received a letter in april, two months ago, sharing alarming details about the decay of the building s structure. The letter seeking to explain a $15 million special assessment to condo owners warned, quote, listen to this, the concrete deterioration is accelerating and that the roof situation got much worse. Eric demora lived in that building and he only survived because his girlfriend convinced him to stay at her place the night the building came down. He said he got that letter, wishes it came sooner. You look at the building, and you look at the north tower, they need money to fix a lot of things, there was leaks in the garage, there was cracked on the balconies. So, yes, we need the money to fix it. But unfortunately it was too late. Too late, he said. Those warnings only amplify this tragedy, 11 people are now confirmed dead. 150 people remain missing this morning and even as the days go on, loved ones, some of them are not giving up hope. That includes rachel spiegel w
conducted from now on. roughly half of the uk population now has antibodies against covid, either through vaccination or being infected. the terrible brutality of libya s civil war we have a special report from tarhuna, where they are exhuming the dead to find their loved ones. the case against the former policeman charged with the murder of george floyd resumes in the us city of minneapolis with more witness testimony. and temperatures soar as the uk provisionally records its warmest march day for 53 years. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. an official review into the policing of the london vigil held in memory of sarah everard has found that officers did not act inappropriately or in a heavy handed manner . footage from the event on clapham common showed women being detained, and the force was widely criticised, including by senior politicians. but the chief inspector of constabulary, sir tom windsor, says officers had done their best to disperse the crowd peacefu
it s ready to hold talks with iran and european powers about reviving a deal to stop tehran building nuclear weapons. and, facebook unfriends australia the social networking giant blocks access to news media on its site in a row over paying for content. we start on another planet mars where the nasa perseverance rover has safely touched down. it s already sending back messages from its new home and will now try to find signs of life on the planet. here s our science correspondent rebecca morelle and, a warning, her report contains some flashing images. perseverance is going about one kilometre per second. a nerve racking wait at mission control. perseverance has landed safely, on the surface of mars! cheering. then celebrations as a signal is received from mars. it s touchdown for nasa s perseverance rover. and these are its first images a view of its landing site before it starts to explore. the rover has even started tweeting, too. what an amazing team. to work thro
who raised millions of pounds for the nhs, is in hospital with covid 19. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. in a second weekend of widespread protests large crowds have demonstrated across russia in defiance of warnings by police. the protesters are demanding the release ofjailed opposition leader alexei navalny. according to independent monitors, the police crackdown has now seen at least 4,000 people arrested across the country. among them is mr navalny s wife yulia, seen here accompanying her husband on their return to russia earlier this month. she has been arrested by police in moscow as she and others marched towards the prison where her husband is being held. steve rosenberg reports. by law, russians have the right to peaceful protest.on paper. in moscow today, police were determined to clear the streets, whatever it took. hundreds of people were detained in the russian capital. protesters have come out in support of alexei navalny, t