HARRIS: All right, we want to update the breaking news. We've gotten additional tools to help us set the scene for you. A building in Cologne, Germany, has collapsed and the building houses city archives, Cologne city archives. There are descriptions of the building shaking. One witness says, suddenly there was a rumbling as if a train were going past. Then, the noise got louder and louder and we heard vibrations. Then, in seconds, the whole area was covered in a haze. One witness to the collapse telling the Associated Press what happened. A number of people were with inside the building, but managed to get to safety. But we understand two construction workers are still reported missing. The collapse actually brought down a neighboring building. Some pictures you are seeing here from a newspaper, a Cologne newspaper, website. A fire department spokesman says, the staff and visitors to the building were able to get out of the archive building shortly before the collapse. Work was being carried out on a new subway line under the street. And those are the latest pictures. We will continue to follow developments in this story and find out if anyone, in fact, is hurt and the whereabouts and condition of the two construction workers who are still missing. Your money, your life. President Obama and Prime Minister Brown are still meeting at the White House. And Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is about to testify before a congressional panel. Stay right here in the CNN NEWSROOM.
Archive Building Collapse in Cologne, Germany