To find a precious few survivors. We know from experience that people can manage to endure for days under the right conditions if theyre trapped in the rubble. We also know officials are warning the situation could get very grim as hours unfold. As i said, were awaiting a Press Conference from officials any moment. Our Randi Kaye is there for us tonight. Reporter anderson, still 99 people unaccounted for but rescuers are not giving up hope. They have been at it for 18 hours. At one point they were working in the Parking Garage underneath the collapsed building. Now they have some teams actually on top of that pile of rubble going through it, Looking for survivors. But certainly it has not been easy. There were some heavy rains here earlier today, and every time that building shifts, it has the potential for some small fires. We saw one of those earlier today. But rescuers say, anderson, they will work through the night. In a matter of moments, a huge chunk of the champlain towers south
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garrett: waiting in anguish, the families standing by for updates, questioning why the search isn t moving faster, their frustration turning to anger. we have told the authorities if you re not willing to go in,, let let us go in. garrett: warning signs: reports of constant flooding, creaking sounds at night, and complaints from residents. new questions about the 40-year- old building. could the collapse have been prevented?aw and the lawsuit just filed. also breaking tonight, a minneapolis judge sends former police officer derek chauvin to prison for more than two decades for murdering george floyd. the emotional statements in court. if you could say anything to your daddy right now, what would it be? it would be i miss you and i love you. garrett: plus, chauvin breaks his silence. what he told floyd s family. on the border: the vice president travels to el paso, as critics complain the biden administration isn t doing enough to stop a surge of migrant crossings.
the defense second and top generals appearing to contradict president biden in their very first senate grilling on the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. the officials questions today all involved in planning, executing and now explaining the end of america s longest war, and for general milley he was also asked about the tumultuous final days of donald trump s presidency and he said several people in trump s inner circle knew about his controversial phone calls with china so lots to discuss with our political and military analysts and reporters. i want to start with you, lieutenant general mark hertling. two of the top u.s. military officials testified today that they individuals keeping 2,500 to 3,500 troops in afghanistan. they told the president that was best. the president didn t go with his generals advice. what s your reaction to this? it s not a surprise, ana. i think the president makes the decision based on what he wants to do, and certainly the secretary of de
the election year? and hawaii s governor says more than 1,000 people are still potentially missing as fema is acknowledging challenges with the relief efforts there, we ll get an update from a top official and a new look at the harrowing scenes on the ground. i m kaitlan collins. this is the source. we begin with exclusive new reporting on the hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees that rudy giuliani is now staring down and the desperate attempts he has made to get former president trump to cover them. with his attorney in tow, i m told that rudy giuliani traveled to mar-a-lago in late april on a mission to make a personal appeal to trump to pay his legal bills. by going in person, giuliani and that lawyer, robert costello believed they could help explain face to it is if a why trump needled to assist his attorney with those ballooning legal bills. they argued that really, it was in trump s best interests to do so. but apparently, it fell on deaf ears. trump is no