Everywhere, and we ll leave that tragedy to the professionals who need to take a look at it. And the president and first lady are on their way at this very moment. Gina mccarthy, thank you so much for being with us. New day continues right now. Announcer: this is cnn breaking news. Good morning. I m john berman with erica hill this morning. We have two stories breaking right now. President biden and the first lady on their way to surfside, florida, wheels up moments ago. The president no doubt will summon his skills as consolerinchief when he touching down. He plans to meet with family members of the victims. There is new video of the water gushing into the garage moments before the building collapsed. The bodies of on 10yearold and 4yearold child the latest to be recovered from the rubble. And alan weisselberg s surrending. There s no case that donald trump or members of his family will be charged at this time. We have just received a statement from the trump organization. I want to r
Mexican team. They re there. Okay, fantastic. So that was uplifting. What was also uplifting to me was, i had been asked repeatedly if the family members could go and visit. It was really my hope that would happen and i was so pleased to learn that mayor cava had organized that effort and made that happen for the families. Because they need to be close to their loved ones. They need to see what s going on first hand because the pain that they re going through, the suffering, the unimaginable desperation to get answers was relieved by that action. And i commend the mayor for that. I also commend congresswoman wasserman schultz who has been amazing, supportive like you can t believe. Like i ve said all along, we don t have a resource problem. We ve only had a luck problem. But our luck has at least with almost to the weather and the fires, has seemed to turn now. We just need a few more miracles each day. We need to start pulling people out of that rubble and reuniting them with the fami
Okay. Okay. I m sorry. I m sorry! i m scared. I m scared! officer, i m scared. I m your brother. I m scared. Well, he had reason to be scared. In a moment, we ll talk with ronald greene s mom, as well as our law enforcement analyst in louisiana s mitch landrieu. But first, randi kaye s report. Reporter: the new video obtained by cnn is 30minutes long and offers a different view from the louisiana state troopers body camera than the video obtained earlier by the ap. It shows ronald greene following a highspeed chase near monroe, louisiana, on the ground, face down, and struggling to turn over. Don t you turn over. Don t you turn over. Lay on your belly. Lay on your belly. Okay, sir. Do you understand? yes, sir! reporter: greene apologizes and, politely, calls the officer, sir, even as they continue to berate him. The video shows greene s legs shackled, and his hands cuffed behind his back. When he cries out in pain, even calling on the lord jesus, the officers continue to restrain him.
in washington. lots of movement on president biden s cabinet nominees, on the covid relief effort. one of those days where it seems like you re trying to watch a dozen different story lines at once. the major event of the day at the u.s. capitol, still under lockdown, surrounded by national guard troops in the wake of the january 6th attack on the capitol, today was the first investigation. the first congressional hearing into what happened that day. what went wrong at the capitol on january 6th that allowed the pro trump violent mob to storm the capitol building, interrupt the certification of the election, and come within just steps of the lawmakers in the building that day, whose blood the mob was crowing for. today, two senate committees took testimony from the officials in charge of the capitol security that day. should i tell you, we ll speak to the chairs of both of those committees this hour. the witnesses at today s hearing were the acting chief of the d.c. metropoli
and he wouldn t turnovers cards but it felt like he knew something we did not know. and i think he did, on a bunch of things. on how they could get infrastructure done and other things. but tonight, he just kind of admitted, nope, i don t know anything more about manchin and sinema then you know publicly about where they are in voting rights. lawrence, what did you think of him saying that between now and mlk day, with just two weeks from now. that there will be a vote. there will be action in the senate on changing the rules so that voting rights can be approved with the majority vote. i was surprised to see him put a date on it. to say that this is the date by which we are going to do it. what do you make of that strategically? well, he essentially said something similar earlier in december that would be early january. all he is saying is that he now knows is that he is going to have a vote. and he doesn t know if he s going to wind up out. but he is going to go to the se