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Country on business when this happened. thet they have grandchildren. they talk about the faith in this community and why she chose surfside. >> my mom really wanted to stay in surfside. she really likes surfside. she really likes her apartment. she likes being able to walk out and walk on the boardwalk. she likes the community. and that's why this is so hard. because, you know, she wanted to be here. like this to her -- this is her home. this is our home. >> of course, the tragedy that happened here is prompted all sorts of questions about the structural stability of buildings all over south ...

Do their work. we've immediately done stuff in our city. we have a huge amount of commercial residential over three-story buildings. we have about 507 and within a week, we did at least visual inspections of all of them. we sent our inspectors out and we are now requiring within about 21 days each of those buildings to do a licensed report on the structural engineering background to make sure that everything is sort of up to date. that all said, i think we're all going to be looking at just sort of how our building code operates with regard to these condominiums where in instances the decision...

On our north border where a 7.5 mile barrier island. it's really our neighbors. there's a huge outpouring. people are trying to get them located to other buildings, which they are right now to take care of. right now it's really this open wound, as the whole world is watching of just hundreds of people hoping against hope to find a loved one. but there is -- like we always do, our people, our neighbors, people down the street, strangers are providing all sorts of funds and resources and housing and things like that. >> you i know are getting lots of calls from residents now who quite naturally...

Inches. with a looming hurricane, it's more important than ever that the decision to be -- to take down the building be expedited. >> and mayor, gelber, a lot of people in miami beach are living in the high-rise towers in the miami beach areas. i wonder if you are hearing about worries being expressed to you not just? light of the storm but in light of the collapse in surfside, what you hear from people living in some of the taller and older structures there in miami beach. >> well, you know, this building that we're talking about was literally on our border. so it's a lot like a lot of other ...