online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the natio s capital anuary crawford. ♪ it's friday, june 25th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." desperate search. rescuers work through the night to try to find survivors of a florida condo collapse as nearly 100 people remain missing. and the white house announces new help overnight. what may have caused part of the 12-story building to come crashing down. sentencing day. derek chauvin will learn his fate for the murder of george floyd. how the city of minneapolis is still dealing with the aftermath more than a year later. airport breach. a driver crashes through a fence at los angeles international airport leading police on a

airport leading police on a chase across two runways. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments in that deadly condo collapse in florida. president biden issued an emergency declaration overnight freeing up more resources in the desperate search for survivors. surveillance video captured the moment when part of the building crumbled to the ground just over 24 hours ago. at least one person was killed. 99 others are unaccounted for. google images show the before and after. and you can see just how much of the property is no longer there. search efforts continued overnight as crews dig through the rubble in the hopes of finding survivors. and laura podesta is in surfside, florida. has there been any progress when it comes to finding the missing? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, this morning there has been a constant stream of emergency personnel and vehicles

carrying heavy machinery to the site of the partial building collapse right behind me here. as you can see, spotlights are blazing, creating near-daylight conditions so the search and rescue effort can continue through the darkness of the night. rescue crews are working around the clock in hopes of finding survivors of the building collapse in surfside, florida. >> they are so motivated to bring people out safely and restore them to their loved ones. >> reporter: search dogs scoured the rubble for any signs of life. one miami-dade fire rescue team used heavy equipment in the basement garage. >> it is a slow process. every time we start breaching parts of the structure, we do get debris on us. >> reporter: surveillance video captured the moment the building buckled. one section teetered before also giving way. floors were left pancaked on top of one another. entire apartments cut in half. >> this was a picture that you

see in magazines from terror attacks. >> reporter: the tower has a mix of seasonal and year-round residents. officials say 55 of the 136 units in the building were involved. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: friends and family can now only wait and hope. >> god is the one who saved them. >> we've been trying to locate them since around 4:00 in the morning. there in is -- this is a nightmare we can't wake up from. >> reporter: not long after a boy's hand was waving in the rubble. >> we were letting him know we were there. he said, "please don't leave me." i told him we wouldn't leave. >> reporter: amid the search and rescue effort, engineers are also searching for clues into what brought the building down. a study by a florida university professor found the building which was constructed 40 years ago on reclaimed wetlands has been slowly sinking for decades. so that very well may have contributed to its structural integrity failing.

anne-marie? >> oh, laura -- laura podesta in surfside, thank you so much. well, today is sentencing day for derek chauvin. the former police officer convicted of killing george floyd faces up to 30 years in prison. floyd died in may, 2020, after chauvin knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. michael george is in minneapolis. who is expected to speak in court today? >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. we know attorneys from both the prosecution and the defense will make their case. we also know that george floyd and derek chauvin's families will be begin a chance to speak. what we don't know is whether chauvin himself will make a statement before the judge hands down the sentence. charlene vasquez brought her preschool class to george floyd's memorial. the minneapolis teacher sharing a lesson about the struggle for justice. why was it important for you to bring the children out today?

>> i think that we're standing in a piece of history right now. and it's great to make the children aware of it. it's something that, you know, will stay with them for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: floyd's killer faces a minnesota judged to to hear his sentence. derek chauvin's attorneys are asking for probation instead of jail time, citing a lack of criminal history, and that he could be at risk behind bars. state guidelines recommend 10 to 15 years, but prosecutors are calling for a 30-year sentence for the former police officer who kneeled on floyd's neck for more than nine minutes, ignoring his pleas for air. >> all that was required was a little compassion, and none was shown on that day. >> reporter: but here in minneapolis, the city still working to heal after george floyd's murder, many say the fight for justice doesn't end with the sentencing. the debate over police reform continues as activists work to address the root causes of systemic racism.

for vasquez, the important thing is shining a spotlight on injustice. >> i think us continuing to come together, to be aware of what's been happening because that can of worms has been opened now. i mean, this something that's been going on forever, but we're aware of it now. >> reporter: chauvin's sentencing may bring this case to a close, but the movement for change is still far from over. and during the trial and verdict, the courthouse here was surrounded by barbed wire fences, there were national guard troops on the streets of downtown minneapolis. but today, all of that is gone. the tension in this community has decreased quite a bit since chauvin's guilty verdict. anne-marie? >> michael george in minneapolis. thank you. so stay with cbs news and our 24-hour streaming network cbsn for continuing coverage. we will bring you a special report when chauvin is sentenced this afternoon.

a driver was arrested after a security breach at los angeles international airport. the suspect through a fence at -- the male suspect broke through a fence at drove across two runways, forcing them to shut down. the driver's car had the letter sos written on the head. police eventually caught up with him and detained him. the runways have since reopened. a motive has not been released. the white house and a group of bipartisan lawmakers announced a deal on infrastructure. the bill's price tag -- $973 billion over five years. now it provides new money for bridges, airports, train stations, and public transit. it will also expand broadband internet or rebuild power grids. president biden and some lawmakers are celebrating the deal which took months of negotiation. >> this bipartisan agreement represents the largest investment in public transit in american history.

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our top stories -- president biden issued an emergency declaration overnight for florida so more resources can help in the search for survivors in that condo collapse. 99 people remain unaccounted for. there's no word on what caused the collapse, but one study

found the building which was constructed on wetlands was slowly sinking for decades. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin will be sentenced today. he faces up to 30 years behind bars. chauvin was found guilty back in april of murdering george floyd after he was caught on video last year kneeling on floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. several major automakers are going green and promising to give up on gas-powered engines over the next two decades. many big cities are doing the same with bus fleets. ian lee from london. >> reporter: the uk's double deckers are the most iconic buses in the world. for more than a century, they've moved londoners around the clap tall. -- the capital. now the famous red buses are getting a green upgrade. >> the wonderful thing about these new buses is that they

emmett no pollution. >> reporter: london's mayor is rolling out 20 of the new hydrogen-powered buses in a city that wants to slam the brakes on carbon emissions by 2030. >> unlike most electric buses, they've also got hydrogen stored on board and a fuel cell which converts the hydrogen into electricity with only water as a waste product. >> reporter: that will keep buses on the road throughout the day as batteries will stay constantly charged. while fully electric buses can take hours to charge, hydrogen buses can be filled up in just five minutes. >> i think what we need from governments across the globe including the british government is more investment in cleaner technologies. >> reporter: last fall scotland unveiled the world's first hydrogen-powered double decker. with london added to the fleet it's hoped that more cities will climb on board for a cleaner future. ian lee, cbs news, london. transport officials say the hydrogen-powered buses will give commuters smoother, quieter journeys thanks to fewer vibrations. coming up, the latest on the

deadly building collapse in surfside, florida. we'll hear from the mayor. plus, a closer look at police body cameras. jeff pegues talks with officers about whether they think cameras improve policing. and as we mark pride month, we will hear from parents of lgbtq-plus children about why they are proud. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend.