went very, very wrong here.

And we're going to get to the bottom of it.

But as far as I'm concerned, the job one is to get those folks out of that pile of rubble and reunite them with their family.

The desperate search for survivors continues after last week's condo collapse in South Florida.

The question this morning, could a warning about structural damage back in 2018 have prevented

this disaster?

Plus, President Biden walks back his veto threat of last week's bipartisan infrastructure

deal.

Republican negotiators said they were blindsided by the initial ultimatum.

Question is, are they back on board now?

Also this morning, a spectator causes a massive crash at the Tour de France when her sign hits one of the riders. The question is, could that woman now face legal problems? It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that has another question,

what happened to the weekend? I am Casey Hunt on this Monday. June 28th, we'll start with the news. Hope is not yet lost for the

family's friends and loved ones of those still missing inside that collapsed condo in Surfside,

Florida, just outside Miami, though we are now on day five of search and rescue efforts.

Nine people are confirmed to have died. Eight of them have been

identified so far, and 152 people remain unaccounted for, while 134 have been accounted for.

Unfortunately, no one's been pulled alive from the rubble since Thursday when the 12-story

building completely collapsed in the early morning hours.

The mayor of Miami-Dade warns that these numbers are going to continue to shift as rescue efforts

continue.

I want to stress since the beginning, these numbers have been very, very fluid, and they will continue

to be subject to change.

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