BERMAN: All right. We do have breaking news out of Miami. The bridge collapse at Florida International University has killed at least six people. We've learned this morning that five of those bodies are still under the rubble. Our Rosa Flores on the scene this morning. Rosa, what's the latest?</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: John, according to local officials, the death toll is at six and it includes one female student from this university. Now it's painstaking to say this, but as you look at the scene behind me, there are five people who are pinned underneath this rubble. This is according to local authorities. Now, initially they believed that there were eight vehicles that were pinned under the rubble. Today, they're telling us, they won't know the exact number of cars that are under there until they remove the 950 tons of concrete that have fallen over them. And they also say that they won't know the total number of victims until then. Here is what's happening right now. Homicide detectives are working alongside engineers, members of the FBI, OSHA, NTSB, trying to figure out what happened, investigating this very thoroughly to make sure that this doesn't happen again. This campus is on spring break this week. Classes resume on Monday, and the president of the university saying that counseling will be available for the students of this campus -- John.</s>BERMAN: All right. Rosa Flores for us in Miami. Again, those are live pictures from Florida International University where police are on the scene. The rescue crews still there with the bodies trapped under the rubble. Rosa, thank you very much. So, Robert Mueller, the special counsel going right where President Trump does not want him to go, issuing subpoenas for records from the Trump Organization. We have new details. Stay with us.
: At Least Six Killed In Miami Bridge Collapse