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Cnns liveSpecial Coverage of the tragedy near miami continues, this hour. Im pamela brown in washington. And im wolf blitzer here, in surfside, florida. Scene of the stunning collapse that turned this 12story condo into a smoking pile of rubble, in a matter of only seconds. Within the past hour, the Miamidade County mayor, Daniella Levine cava gave an update on the victims of this tragedy. Listen to this. Our teams have been working, around the clock, as always, to search for survivors. They hav...

9 11, literally. This is by far the most horrific thing ive seen in my life. The whole thing came down. It looks like a bomb went off. Were pretty sure a bomb didnt go off. Heartbreaking for anyone still trapped inside. This stunning new hopeful. A young boy being rescued from the rubble. There are fears, understandable fears, more people could be trapped. Right now more than 80 Emergency Teams are working to find survivors if they can. This is what the 12story Ocean Front Condo Building looked ...

And so what we want to do is say, weve got existing offences in law, so we have equalities legislation that protects peoples defined characteristics, over their sexual orientation and religious beliefs, for example. and therefore, how do we apply that legislation online? what are the thresholds where we say, the abuse someone is suffering is below the acceptable standards and we believe would put the user, the person posting that content, in breach of the equalities legislation? thats an impossi...

Control. they turned on the internet at least a couple of hours during the day. however, of course, it is a fragile situation, especially in those areas that were hit by those protests, christine. >> fred pleitgen for us on the border. laura? families are seeking answers after the horrifying fire in a bronx high rise claimed 17 lives including eight children on sunday. sparked by a faulty space heater, the fire and thick smoke spread quickly throughout the building after a door where the blaze...

Americans. they wanted to see him succeed. but ever since afghanistan, you know, half a year ago, the wheels have been coming off the wagon. we violated our own moral codes by leaving so many people behind. he hasnt been able to get the pandemic under control. inflation is now out of control. hes got two major defeats on his legislation which got pumped up by the white house, and then they lost, which is a real sin. you dont pump up something youre going to lose. natural disasters. the country i...

Election that we won easily. we won it by a lot. >> i gave you the answer. the answer i gave you, they didnt bother to interview a single witness. >> what the state legislatures need to recognize is that they dont need these governors. >> we use a venezuelan voting machine, in essence, to count our vote. we let this happen, we will become venezuela. we cannot let this happen to us. >> justice correspondent for "the new york times," harry litman, the former deputy assistant attorney general. and ...

Declares that he is running for president in january 2023? is the department of justice going to investigate him and people around him actively? from my understanding in the past, when someone is run forth president, we do not continue or indict, more importantly, when somebody is running for office. and i think, you know, your dealing with someone in merrick who is so used to trying to live within norms and actually re-establish the norms of the d.o.j. that he is basically going to be binding h...

Rioters have already been sentenced, the longest being, i think, more than five years for a man who assaulted police. but that is rare. and then this is another poll from the washington poll. it shows 51% of people believe the sentences have not been harsh enough. 19% say too harsh. 28% say that they have been fair. what do you think? >> i mean youd have to count me in as part of the 51%. i mean first and foremost, i think that, you know, i understand that some of the charges that have been talk...

Just days into the new year. this was an immigrant community, many of them from africa, trying to make a better life for themselves in new york city. we do know at this hour the fire started in an apartment on the lower floors of a 19-story apartment building. a malfunctioning space heater appears to be to blame. fire officials say flames and smoke quickly spread through the building because the door to the apartment was left open. those who did escape said it was terrifying. >> well, i got woke...

You look at it, it doesnt have any outstanding building violations after a preliminary search here. it housed about 120 units about 50 years old, but the question is what potentially could be done for buildings like this to try to keep this from happening again. as we just saw, it didnt have any structural violations, but it was a federally funded building, so it certainly leads to the other question of what kind of codes would potentially apply there if it doesnt necessarily fall within new yor...