his attorneys asked for an early sentencing hearing due to health issues. more than a week after hurricane michael slammed into the florida panhandle, thousands still living on the edge waiting in long lines for gasoline, food and water with no power, no air conditioning and no schools. civilians aren t the only ones hit hard. rick levanthal is live there. you have quite the story to tell. reporter: dana, this building was the lynn haven police headquarters. it s a former church. this was the chapel. that s where the city commissioners held their meetings. the building was serving as the emergency operation center during hurricane michael so the police chief, the deputy chief, the city manager, the mayor, commissioners and their families, kids and pets were all inside. 75 people thought this building would be safe to ride out the storm. and boy were they wrong. they were in there when hurricane michael came blowing