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The garage was often trouble. >> it was always wet, even when it was dry out. its a beautiful day and, you go, "why am i stepping in a puddle of water to get to the car?" >> reporter: as a 40-year-old building, champlain souths building, champlain sou building association is by county law required to re-inspect the towers structure and electrical systems. surfside officials told cbs news today they have yet to receive that report. learning the definitive cause could be months away. florida gover...

Overloaded the structure, or something like that. i think its all speculation. >> reporter: but in the weeks to come, forensic inspectors will get to the bottom of this. it appears someone missed it appea something. norah. >> odonnell: mark strassmann, thank you. and were going to have more on the search and the heroes here in a moment. but were also following breaking news out of washington, where tonight, there is a rare bipartisan deal on a sweeping package to overhaul the countrys roads and ...

We say that were not going to stop until the job is done. >> odonnell: and that was surfside mayor charles burkett, a short time ago. and even as the search forrch survivors continues tonight, engineers are already searching for clues into what brought the building down.di cbs mark strassmann is lookingr into this, and, mark, what have you found out?t >> reporter: well, norah, up and down the coast, there are taller buildings, and there are older buildings, but all of them are still standing. so...

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