Now on to the rest of our need to know.
Headlines crews working through debris at the
Iowa apartment building that collapsed on Sunday say
their search is now a recovery mission.
Yesterday evening crews used search dogs and cameras to inspect the building.
Three people who live, there are still missing. City officials say
the three had a high probability of being home at the time of the collapse.
And right now,
responders are trying to secure the structure
so they can safely continue their recovery mission
and another building collapsed.
This one in New Haven, Connecticut near Yale University.
At least eight construction workers were injured
at this building which is currently under construction
when it partially collapsed.
Now, according to the fire chief, some of the injured people had broken bones,
three of them were partially buried under the rubble.
This is what happened.
Workers say concrete was being poured faster than it could be spread,
it apparently pulled in one area, then the building partially collapsed.
And in India, a horrific train crash, three trains collided.
Officials believe at least 50 people are likely dead.
Hundreds of others are injured.
And according to the state chief secretary,
two passenger trains and one train carrying goods crashed into each other.
He says in addition to the 50 deaths,
his team has gotten reports that more than 300 people were injured.
More than 50 ambulances and several fire service units are on site
but authorities worry that may not be enough.
Investigators still don't know what caused this three train collision.
27 kids in Cleveland, Ohio went missing
in the first two weeks of May now officials are
trying to figure out what happened to these kids.
The local police chief says for some reason in 2023 we've seen
a lot more than we normally see which is troubling in part because
we don't know what's going on with some of these kids,
whether they're being trafficked or whether they're
involved in gang activity or drugs.
He stressed many of them are runaways but
that others could have been kidnapped.
Us marshals are now getting involved to help Ohio.
Investigators bring these kids home
and more and more states are suing
chemical manufacturers over contaminated drinking water.
These states are claiming the manufacturers are
responsible for the forever chemicals or the p
that have been detected in the drinking water of several states
and have thereby significantly harmed the people who live in these states
in a trial against three M. The city of Stewart Florida alleges the company,
firefighting foam chemicals contaminated its water supply.
That trial starts on Monday
now by some estimates for a little perspective here,
64 million people in the US are exposed to contaminated drinking water.