have the biggest fire works display in the country. we ll have a package later. we interviewed the gentleman in charge of the 4th generation fireworks expert. they are happy to be back as we are starting to come out of the pandemic. alicia: on to more serious news. crews are getting ready to demolish the remainder of the champlain towers south. phil keating is live in surfsiding with florida. reporter: the tower behind me is just about all that is left of the tower, half of which collapsed two thursdays ago. a pause not for the storm that is coming, but in preparation for the explosives of the remaining part of the towers. not only is the structure fragile, shifting and a threat to workers down below. there is a concern that elsa s winds will be the final push. elsa is blasting winds at 60 miles per hour and marching toward key west. today is day 10 since the building plummeted into a pile. two more bodies were recovered saturday bringing the total to 21 dead and 140 missin
surfside with the late arest on what s going on there latest on what s going on there. charles. reporter: good morning, neil. this is now the ninth day of search and rescue efforts. crews are working around the clock at that collapsed site as they desperately search for the 126 people who are still missing. and miami-dade officials say this rescue mission is really taking a toll on first responders as 22 people are now confirmed dead. that includes the 7-year-old daughter of a firefighter who has been at the collapse site helping in the search for victims. all of this happening as hurricane elsa barrels towards the florida coast with an expected landfall sometime early next week. urban search and rescue teams from indiana, pennsylvania, virginia, ohio and new jersey are on site to provide relief to local teams. elsa is already lashing the caribbean, and there is concern that heavy winds and rain from the category i hurricane could compromise what will remains of champlain
todd: a couple notes, throughout the bay area, in atlanta voted the worst song in history a couple years ago. i disagree. i like this song. jillian: how many people participated? todd: the billboard reorganization, voted worst song in history and i don t understand why. i like it. jillian: he knows a lot about things. todd: waited till friday. with that we are in tuesday, you are watching fox and friends first . jillian: this justin. the biden administration reviewing a plan to invest in communities of color. todd: just before the president heads to oklahoma to pay respect to victims of the 1921 tulsa race massacre. griff jenkins joins us with what the president is proposing. reporter: 90 seconds ago the white house embargo lifting so we can tell you details of the president s new economic push to help communities of color. involves 10 billion for of revitalization, 15 billion for transportation infrastructure, 5 billion for border wall housing, 31 billion in small busines
i m laura ingraham angle from washington tonight . i m taking the fifth on that. some alarming news broken by the washington b free beaconi the biden administration is in possession of nearly one billion records that detail american firearms purchases. so here s the question. is this the first step toward a national gun registry? r we haveegis that breaking newstr in moments. it s unreal. but first, bidenen botches another one . that s the focus ofon tonight s @ngel. now on saturday, the new york times had to run one veryte embarrassing article after weeks of beating the war drumsms on russia, the gray lady had to admit that ukrainian officials were furious with the biden administration. so the differences between the ukrainian government and team biden had simmered in the backgroundeamm for weeks but finally the ukrainian president criticized a white house in terms that were so blunt that even the times had to report them saying they keep supporting this theme as topic zel
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