I think every moment's critical. This is why, you know, we're working 12-hour shifts.

State Fire Marshal Jimmy Petronus stressing crews are using high-tech tools, scanning debris

for signs of life, battling tiring conditions made even tougher by Mother Nature.

Every time it rains, it creates challenges, lightning creates challenges, shifting in the rubble,

makes challenges.

If the rubble shifts, we stop because you can't take a chance of the rubble shifting and harming

somebody's life below.

Day six of an around-the-clock search and rescue effort after that condo collapse in South

Florida.

As families wait for answers, the question is,

are investigators any closer to finding out why the building came crashing down? Plots new research

on the effectiveness of the two most prominent COVID vaccines. The question is, what does it mean

for the need for booster shots? And another win for college athletes after a powerful NCAA panel says they should be able

to profit off of their success.

After scoring at the Supreme Court last week, the question this morning, is this a game changer?

It's way too early for this.

Thank you. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's always been a fan of college athletes.

Go Blue.

I am Casey Hunt on this Tuesday, June 29th.

We'll start with the news.

We are entering day six of the search for survivors in the Surfside condo collapse in South Florida. 11 people are now confirmed to have died while 150 remain unaccounted for.

The process of sifting and digging through the massive pile of rubble is slow and painstaking,

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