plus, country club killings. a golf pro and two others found dead on the 10th hole of a country club, and police are still trying to figure out why. welcome to this special edition of the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper. i hope everyone had a great fourth of july. we begin today in the national lead and the rising death toll in the surfside, florida, condo collapse. 27 people are now confirmed dead. 118 are still missing at this hour. search and rescue efforts picked back up this morning just hours after the remaining units of the champlain towers south condo building were demolished. survivors left without a home and all their personal belongings because they weren t allowed to get back in to get those family photos, clothes and print documents, all now part of a new pile of rubble which officials say is necessary as a new threat approaches. cnn s row is a florez starts us off from surfside. reporter: it took seconds for the standing portion of the champlain
good evening. i m erin burnett. breaking news, at least one person is dead after a massing shooting. this time at a custom cabinet business in brian, texas. about 100 miles north of houston. according to police, at least six other people were taken to the hospital and right now we understand that four of them are said to be in critical condition. one witness describing what she heard and what she was told from other co-workers. i heard, like, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. i said oh, the machine messed up again. so i went to figure out which one. and someone was like, no, no, we need to run, because there s a shooting going on. he didn t start shooting like each one. he just started picking who he was going to shoot. that s what they told me. picking who he was going to shoot. the suspect is now in custody. and police say a trooper was shot while pursuing the suspect. this afternoon s attack coming roughly three hours after joe biden took executive action to prevent
today there is more testimony from the medical experts on george floyd. that is a disturbing account of a man s final seconds alive. cnn s sara sidner reports. that s the moment the life goes out of his body. reporter: today the prosecutor s medical expert did not hold back. mr. floyd died from a low level of oxygen and this caused dpaj to his brain that we see and it also caused a pea arrhythmia that caused his heart to stop. the world renowned expert pointed to the officer s actions saying george floyd died because the officers created a scenario in which floyd s lungs were put into a vice-like grip. it was almost as if the surgeon had removed the lungs. along those lines. reporter: dr. tobin said four things caused floyd to stop breathing including his position on the concrete. you mentioned several reasons for mr. floyd s low oxygen. you mentioned one, handcuffs and the street, right? correct. you mentioned knee on the neck. yes. prone position. ye
face a test of wills. we ll cover the standoff from kiev to moscow to washington and ask former secretary of state mike pompeo about the huge political stakes. plus, 49 years after roe v. wade, the future of the landmark decision is uncertain as the supreme court weighs a case that could change the abortion landscape in america. we ll discuss with south dakota governor kristi noem who s pushing for even more restrictions in her state, only on fox news sunday. shannon: then he absolutely is not predicting that the 2022 elections would be illegitimate. shannon: the white house pushing back on the president s comments that the fate of the midterms rests on democrats passing voting laws. we ll ask our sunday panel about new fox polls about the state of elections. all right now on fox news sunday. shannon: and hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is huddled this weekend with his security advisers at camp david as he faces a full-blown standoff w
as early as this week. secretary of state blinken is meeting virtually with members of the european union right now as the united states is trying to coordinate its next move with our overseas allies. while all of that is going on, the administration is not taking any chances with the americans still inside ukraine ordering diplomats families to start leaving the embassy and giving the diplomats themselves the green light to come home. let s discuss and bring in nbc s josh letterman covering the white house, matt bradley inside ukraine, matt boughner covering the russian side and joe rubin, former assistant u.s. secretary of state. how close are we to sending real troops to eastern europe? closer than we were a few days ago, stephanie. president biden hovering over the weekend with his national security team. he was briefed via secure video conference by lloyd austin about potential options to shore up u.s. military resources in the region, including, according to our coll