in surf side, florida i'm reena roy, for abc 7 news. >>> derek chauvin was sentenced to 22-1/2 years in prison for the murder of george floyd. the sentence comes more than a year after a viral video live streamed the former minneapolis police officer pressing his knee on to floyd's knee for over 8 minutes. his father was allowed to speak. >> if you could see anything to your father what would it be? >> it would be i miss you and i love him. >> chauvin is expected to appeal. he's also facing federal civil rights charges as well as three other offices that were there when floyd was murdered. >>> san jose school district has announced they will not have police on campus starting this school year. the board voted 7-2 ending the the superintendent says they're reworking their plans. >>> a very small number of young adult and teens who were recently vaccinated recorded having mild the board found the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks. >>> plus watch your drink. where police are warning tourists of a serial spiker. >> and get prepared. several north bay cities are told let's see wh

reena roy in south side where e fate of loved ones.earn >> reporter: a tireless search mission for any signs of life in what's left of this front condo. teams of rescuers working through the night. at least four have pronounced dead. sonar and search dogs have been searching. >> as long as they have encouraging sounds like the knocking sounds that they have heard we will continue. >> reporter: with wind, pouring rain, smoke and hot spots risking their own lives in hopes of saving others. >> small fires have taken place. they haven't stopped searching and they will continue to do so. >> reporter: family members waiting for word of urmothkiss father, because you don't know when the last time you will see them. >> we're praying every minute. we're hopeful that she's there alive and we're going to see her soon. be able to hold her hand and kiss her. >> reporter: still the cause of the collapse a mystery. >> further investigation will be very critical to understand what was at the root of this. >> reporter: abc news has requested all public

reena roy is in surfside where families are met waiting on word for loved ones. >> reporter: day two of search and rescue efforts at the beachfront condo building, the death toll and number of missing people is still climbing. families are desperate for word on their loved ones. her nephew, his wife, and their three small children are nowhere to be found. >> nothing comes to your mind except positive things. you believe in god and let god guide you. >> reporter: emergency crews were using heavy-duty equipment, even buckets and their own two hands to dig into the stacks of rubble on the hunt for any sign of life. >> our hearts are with our first responders who have been going in desperately seeking people, motivated to find them, hopeful that they will find them, and confident that their efforts will pay off. >> reporter: teams are pulling several bodies from the wreckage. four of them are pronounced dead. overnight, the search mission was temporarily paused with bad weather and falling debris. >> reporter: one family vacationing next door saw the structure come crashing down. >> the

reena roy has thththth >> reporter: the current justice department inspector general is now announcinginto former president trumps department of justice. new details have emerged about subpoenaing the communications data of at least two democratic members of congress and members of their family.their family.th. the inspector general released a statement saying in part, the review will examine the department's compliance with applicable doj policies and procedures and whether any such uses or investigations were based upon improper considerations. bressman adam schiff tells msnbc he was targeted. >> it is hard to express how shocking and what an abuse of power this is. >> reporter: jeff sessions subpoenaed apple for the data in 2018. the information comes out now with apples gag order expiring. congressman eric swalwell spoke out on cbn saying his data was also seized. >> i was notified by apple that they did seize my records. it is wrong. this is what they do. they smear and try to clear. >> reporter: the u.s. times reports that the investigation was reported when he took over the just

reena roy is in surfside where emergency crews have not given up hope on finding >> reporter: a raceday two of search and rescue efforts at the beachfront condo building, the death toll and number of missing people is still climbing. families are desperate for word on their loved ones. one person says their nephew, wife, and small children are nowhere to be found. >> everything comes to your mind instead of positive things. you let god guide you. >> reporter: emergency crews are using heavy-duty equipment, even buckets and their own hands to dig into the stacks of rubble on the hunt for signs of life. >> our hearts are with first responders who have been going in, desperately seeking people, motivated to find them, hopeful they will find them, and confident their efforts will pay off. >> reporter: they are pulling several bodies from the wreckage, four people were pronounced dead. overnight, the mission was paused with bad weather and falling debris. >> attention all units -- >> reporter: one family vacationing next door saw the structure come crashing down. >> the apartment to the l

abc's reena roy starts us off from the scene. >> reporter: so many distraught families seeing the destructionain towers south up close for the first time. buses taking them to the site. >> this was something that many of the family members had requested and they were very grateful for the opportunity. >> reporter: the delicate search mission still going strong. >> not only do we have the risk of collapse, the risk of getting injured, with the debris, all of it that's there, but we had to deal with the rain and compounded with that the smoke, it's been very challenging. >> reporter: leo soto hoping for some good news about his friend. they were on the eighth floor. >> there is always hope that the miami rescue team can pull a miracle and get some survivors out of there. >> reporter: the town of surfside releasing documents on the building from 2018. the estimated cost was $9.1 million to address issues raised in a 2018 report that found major structural damage to the concrete below the pool deck, including failed waterproofing. engineers also filing another document at the time, describing the

reena roy has more now from surfside, florida. >> those is sprayed water over the surfside collapse siteue crews were back on top of the pile they continue looking for any sign of life as we're continually still use our resources or sonar equipment for sound. and no, we haven't heard sound for a while. >> though, new sound to indicate life. but firefighters say there is still hope, especially because crews say there are crevices and it's still possible. people are trapped. what's your message to the families right now. they're waiting there. >> i don't really have a message other than to say we are 100% committed to finding and saving their relatives. and that's what this whole effort is all about. also saturday. a bombshell engineering report surfacing on the condition of the building. the report from 2018 prepared are consultants. >> found a concrete slab near the pool deck had major structural damage in concrete columns in the parking garage with abundant cracking and spalling rabbitohs structural engineering firm that does not do. construction says in part at the time of the building