Exactly how the attempted assassination of Donald Jay Trump went down. Answers of finally being briefed by Secret Service and the fbi moments ago. What did we learn. Plus, another disturbing detail just surfacing, the gunmans parents called Law Enforcement on the very day of the shooting. What did they know who did they talk to . The attack prompting republicans to come together in force at the rnc, we just saw Donald Trump on speech preparing for his big Speech Tomorrow Night as the countdown is on for his Vice President ial nominees big moment hours from now. Dr Ben Carson on what we can expect to hear coming up. Then, did. Hit the fan for president Joe Biden . Is the White House now worrying . Welcome everybody. I was worried about certain terms. Lots to get to but lets get to the big story of the moment what we are learning about what went down in pennsylvania. We know the Secret Service has said that local authorities were responsible for securing everything outside of the Secret
It is a desperate search and race against time. The confirmed death toll right now stands at 4 people, but you know more than 150 people who were in that building when it went down, well, they re still unaccounted for. Possibly many of those trapped under the mountain of debris. And if as investigators try to determine exactly what caused this tragedy, we are now learning an inspection report from 2018 warned that, quote, major structural damage in a part of the building this a part of the concrete, they say, was not designed to move water away from the structure. That s called sloping. A lot of questions about the structural integrity of that building, steve harrigan live in surfside right now. That alarming report, doesn t seem like anything was done yet. What was the condition of the building, and do we know why the buildings department didn t catch this or possibly condemn it? reporter: eric, it s a 40yearold building and really a lot offed red flags being raised. Not cited as the
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since then, ukraine has exported 32.8 million tonnes of grain and other food. un secretary general anthony guterres sharply criticized russia s move. today s decision by the russian federation will strike a blow to people in need everywhere. the unimpeded access to global markets forfood products and fertilisers from both ukraine and the russian federation. our goal must be continuing to advance global food security and the global food price stability. this will remain the focus of my efforts, taking into account the rise in human suffering that will inevitably result from today s decision. our correspondent nomia iqbal has been covering the un security council meeting in new york. there s been condemnation of russia s decision not to extend the grain initiative. the uk foreign secretary james cleverly, who was heading the security council meeting, accused vladimir putin of using food as a weapon. earlier today, the un secretary general antonio guterres also expressed disappo