fires, shifting materials, twisted steel and water up to their waist at some points. yeah, they re searching for people in there. they re searching for mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters, children. officials say they have heard sounds from underneath the debris. they are not confirming exactly what those sounds are. they said it is very possible the debris moving, metal, concrete, et cetera. but, with that news, family members are doing their best to hold on to hope. there is hope. it s just dwindling by the minute. there is a certain hope in the air but it is a very strange kind of a feeling. i ve rarely had this feeling except in the war zone. we re dealing day by day, they re now finding more and more people and i hope and pray they re found soon and everything is good. those poor, poor people. officials say that president biden has been receiving updates on this. he s expected to address the tragedy there later today at the white house. we don t know y
The sudden demand. While emergency rooms are seeing fewer covid patients, they re seeing more victims of violent crime. Nine states are struggling with the aftermath of mass shootings over the weekend. In the past six months, the u. S. Has seen close to 300 incidents in which four or more people were shot. So let s begin with kaitlyn collins. The biden administration says they are trying to get the country back to where it was before the pandemic, but as we ve just laid out, so much has changed since the pandemic. So we can t just flip a switch and go back to normal. So what are they trying to do now? reporter: this is something that is unprecedented that they re trying to navigate their way out of. You are seeing the economy recovering but not for everyone. There are certain targets, certain methods of action that they re taking that could eventually hurt them in the long run. And there are a lot of unknown that s they re dealing with. This meeting that president biden is hosting toda
Thank you so much for spending part of your sunday with us. Great to have you along. As taiwan struggles with its worst outbreak yet of covid19, help is coming from the united states. 2. 5 million doses of the moderna vaccine are due to arrive this evening, tripling a commitment made earlier by u. S. Officials. And in brazil, thousands take to the street as anger at their president boils over. More than a half million brazilians are now dead from covid after a slow vaccine rollout and staunch resistance to nationwide lockdowns. And in the u. S. , the push continues to reach president biden s goal of at least partially vaccinating 7 0% of the adult population by july 4th. 16 states and the district of columbia have now met that goal. But we still have a ways to go. Joining me now with more is andy slavitt, former biden white house senior adviser on covid response and author of the new book preventable:the inside story of how leadership failure s politics and selfishness doomed the u. S.
People call it the black wall street. Wood home run greenwood was like this them all in one place. But whites talk about greenwood as little africa or niggerland. Tulsa was a powder keg. Meaning only something can set the community alight. 100, 300 people, most of them black, were killed. Today we call it a massacre. They were hate ing to get rid o the bodies by dumping it in mass graves around the city. We tulsians the number it murdered, should not have taken 99 years. Anybody who thinks this crime scene is not going to speak doesn t have the ears to hear. The ancestors are awake and the earth is shaking. I came to tulsa when i was in the sixth grade. So that s been, whoo, i don t know how many years. My mother is from oklahoma. That was a strong black community in tulsa called greenwood. These people were the core of black entrepreneurship. They will help you get your business started. People call it the black wall street. And when you read the editorials, they would also post event
we have news now that 99 individuals are still unaccounted for. there could be more because of the complexity of this condo and apartments because so many were short term rentals. we re not even sure about who was there and whether they are still there or elsewhere or never got there. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world trying to got to the bottom of a freakish disaster that now has dozens waiting to hear about loved ones that they cannot reach. about a half an hour, an update from local authorities. now to steve harrigan on what he s hearing in surfside florida. steve? a lot of anxious people around trying to find out news of their loved ones. the number of people that are missing, unaccounted for has risen throughout the day, about 99 right now. the number could go higher. we re looking at basically three stories high of concrete rubble. more than 50 apartment units destroyed. there s stories of people saying i opened my door and my neighbor s apartm