Nearly a week after the condo collapse in South Florida, the search for survivors continues.

As the focus shifts to accountability, the question is, could criminal charges be filed?

Plus, a stunning error throws the New York City mayor's race into even more confusion.

The question is, does anyone have any idea where this race currently

stands? And the latest on the scorching heat as the city of Spokane suffers through its hottest day

on record. The question this morning, is there any relief in sight? It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that can't quite believe that Portland,

Oregon, recorded a higher temperature than Dallas or Los Angeles ever have recorded. Wow. I am Casey Hunt on this Wednesday,

June 30th. We'll start with the news. We're now entering day seven since a portion of a 12-story beachfront condo building came crashing down in the middle of the night. 12 people are now

confirmed who have died while 149 still remain unaccounted for.

More than 50 agencies and 900 personnel are working at the site, including teams from Israel and

Mexico. No one has been pulled alive from the mountain of rubble since Thursday morning, just

hours after the collapse. Despite it all, no one's giving up hope.

One woman in Bangladesh was pulled out of the rubble crying after 17 days.

So, you know, we're not losing hope.

We're not slowing down.

We're not giving up.

We're going to pull everybody out of that rubble,

and we're hoping and praying for some miracles.

These are the times that are the most difficult, you know, but it's, we're here to do a job.

We're here with a passion.

You know, this is what we do.

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