mayor groisman: i'm not sure about the timeline.earch-and-rescue is going to continue until they find everybody. i can tell you, i have visited the site every day in the morning and in the afternoon since this has happened, sometimes three times a day. and you see the progress and the different steps that they have taken. in the last couple of days they have taken to removing the large pieces of debris, which is not an easy task. you have to remember they're working right under a 12-story building, the part of the building that's still standing. so it's a very dangerous task. and just yesterday, a worker fell some 25 feet every that has been reported. what has not been reported, a testament to the miami-dade fire rescue and the different teams that are there, that gentleman, that hero stood up after falling 25 feet and climbed back up to the top of the pile and continued working. and that's really an example and a testament to incredible fire rescue that we have in miami-dade county and the state and all the international help that

i'm joined now by mayor gabriel groisman of bal harbour, florida.been at the site of the scene for several days, speaking to search and rescue teams and spending time with the families of victims. >> nawaz: mr. mayor, thank you so much for making the time to be with us. we should note right off the bat, you have a bit of a connection to that building. it used to be your home years and years ago. what has been like for you to see it in the state it is right now? >> mayor: it has been horrendous, like it has been for everybody. i grew up in that building in the '80s. it was my first home in south florida. but more than that, the community we live in,y municipality is just north of surfside, but it is really just one community. we all know many people in the building, either directly or indirectly, and it really has been a really devastating couple of days for our entire community. >> nawaz: tell me about the families. i know you've been in touch with them. we're on day five of the search-and-rescue operation. it is still search-and-rescue, but as we n