[speaking non-english language] [speaking non-english language] [speaking non-english language] thank you. could you tell us how many people are still missing? sandra: you have finally been given an official update, speaking on this partial building collapse. ron desantis singh moments ago we still have hope to be able to identify additional survivals. john, stating that the crew there are in search and rescue mode. they are doing everything they can in this moment to save lives. they are not going to rest until they do, describing a shift change that just happened as they try to identify what are still labeled as 51 missing people, one person still confirmed up your notes updates to that number at this time. and that is the update we have received. i am sandra smith here in new york. and this is america reports. john: i am john roberts. the mayor saying this was an incredible unimaginable situation, the fact that this building just came down in the middle of the ni
including mr. biden who s then a leading contending for the democratic presidential nomination. among the devices seized is cell phone and ipad and a laptop according to new reporting from shep smith over at cnbc. the warrant was approved eight days after the bipartisan vote to confirm deputy attorney general monaco and represents an about face in terms of justice department s posture toward pursuing investigations into potential crimes committed by trump allies. from today s the new york times reporting, quote under mr. trump senior political appointees in the justice department repeatedly sought to block such a warrant, the new york times reportsed, slowing the investigation as it was gaining momentum last year. after merrick garland was confirmed as attorney general the department lifted the objection to the search. donald trump was impeached for actions for essentially extorting an american ally at risk of russian military aggression. trump s impeachment linked to ear
passed in 19 states and after months of pressure and pleading from activists on democrats to do something, to do anything to stop this wave of voters suppression and nullification laws, the united states senate has now taken up a last ditch effort to try to pass federal voting rights legislation. debate on a sweeping bill that combines the two key voting proposals, the jon lewis voting rights act and the freedom to vote act, began just a few hours ago. democrats are pressing ahead even though the bill is doomed to ultimately fail. given the plans by the gop to filibuster and the fact that senators joe manchin and sinema and perhaps others are unwilling to reform the filibuster to pass voting rights legislation. senate democrats took to the floor to send the message that the fight for federal voting rights legislation is still a necessary effort. that will ultimately reveal who s on the side of democracy and who s not. win, lose, our draw, members of this chamber were electe
can you see that, can you see that? now let go of the hammer of the gun, and the gun goes off. i let go of the hammer, the gun goes off. more now from cnn s lucy kafanov in denver. reporter: christine, laura, good morning. this was an emotional, raw interview after alec baldwin describing what happened before as well as the moment in which cinematographer halyna hutchins was killed. he described rehearsing a scene in which he draws a weapon and says he pointed it just to the side of the camera as hutchins instructed him to do. he said he cocked the gun asking whether she could see it and then let go of the hammer when the weapon discharged. baldwin insisting he never pulled the trigger. well, the trigger wasn t pulled. i didn t pull the trigger a. so, you never pulled the trig sner no, no. i would never point a gun and pull the trigger. that was my training. on day one of my instruction in this business, they said don t take a gun and go click, click, click. you imp