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All right. natasha chen, thank you so much there in surfside, florida. all right, so as the search for survivors enters day nine were also hearing incredible stories of how some residents escaped the collapse. cnns randi kaye introduces us to two survivors who got out with moments to spare and reunited again for the first time in front of our cameras. >> i hear boom. my bed shake. i see my apartment is shaking. >> reporter: when champlain towers south shook in the middle of the night esther wa...

A seismologist told me it is because of global warming that is increasing the frequency of rainfall that can cause the devastating landslides. boris, christi. >> celina, just watching that video its hard to imagine that the number of missing is not going to keep rising. we know youre going to be keeping an eye on the story. celina wang from tokyo. thank you, so much. >> residents of a -- >> go ahead, boris. >> residents of a condo building near last weeks deadly collapse in florida were left scr...

Continue. we do also talk to lots of people who still have questions about the vaccines safety. they have questions about its efficacy. they hear a lot of false information on social media that we need to counter. and we need to be able to give people time to get good information, to be able to feel like they have an opportunity to get all of their questions answered, so they too will feel comfortable doing what so many other people have already done and come in and get that vaccine. >> all righ...

Vaccines, hospitals, in particular, nursing homes, having them enforce their workers need to have vaccines, that will make a difference. then its the ground game. its those of us who have already gotten the shot talking to our friends and family and neighbors about how minimal the side effects are and how much safer it makes us. that helps to get people over that finish line. >> and if people still have a hard time believing that this covid-19 is highly contagious, weve just learned that at leas...

Initial -- i think it is an initial indictment and i think you will see superseding ones over the summer. part of their plan in this initial indictment was to put the pressure on other people that potentially could have jeopardy and will they then turn around and cooperate with investigators. >> the two of you are the best people to speak with this about. susanne craig from toronto, a reporter for the "new york times." kan nawaday former prosecutor with the southern district of new york. first...

Lot of communities in florida. with that, i can take a couple of questions. [ inaudible question ] >> thats a good question. what can people take? i would just say that this was a tragedy -- >> were going to turn now to more breaking news. let me just recap what we heard from desantis there as hurricane elsa takes aim for dr and haiti, it is threatening the coast and he talked about the response plan there. 22 people were killed in the building collapse, 126 people remain unaccounted for. well k...

126 people remain unaccounted for. all of this amid another potential threat. hurricane elsa churning at sea and could affect florida as early as tomorrow. ill show you the track of this thing. i wont do that. lets go down to ellison barber. the mayor says shes planning to demolish whats left of the collapsed condo and that process could take weeks. obviously this hurricane coming in could put a wrench in that. >> yeah. hurricane elsa could change everything here if it continues or if it goes in...

For their fourth of july barbecues and fireworks. but in the southeast all eyes are on tropical storm elsa, making its way through the caribbean, taking aim at florida. this is what it looked like in st. vincent near barbados. michelle grossman is tracking the storm. this is the last thing people in florida want to be hearing right now. >> i know, that is so true, especially holiday weekend and surfside, dealing with all the recovery efforts. but since we last spoke at 7:00, we did see a decreas...

And a very scary evening involving just all these guns and all these police having to try to put this situation to bed before it got out of hand. >> yeah, i mean just so many ways this could have gone so badly, thankful that it didnt on several fronts. still a lot of questions there. evan mcmorris-santoro, youve been all over this all day. thanks so much for your reporting on it. i want to swing back real quick to the other story weve been following closely the last couple of hours. the surfsi...

Other end of the line saying, hey, let me talk you through this. let me come over. you come here. you know, being onsite. which is something, again, a conversation that a national/international conversation, we started because of naomi osaka and her conversation with -- with all of us through instagram at the french open. michael phelps in the olympic world in the united states has brought this up. others have talked about it, as well. its a shame that there wasnt that resource for her. or if th...