Thanks, John. I'm Chris Cuomo and welcome to Prime Time.

This is the fifth day it is agonizing for those who are waiting.

And it is very difficult for those who are doing the search and rescue for victims in Surfside.

The death toll has now climbed to 11.

We know that number is going to change.

We know this is going to be difficult and we know that the dread is looming around the number of

150. That's how many people they're still looking for.

Old, young, parents, grandparents.

So we went down to Florida, CNN has had a presence there all throughout.

And on Friday, I got to see the devastation up close.

I was given the access to the site and I was able to show you things that we hadn't seen before.

And yes, there was that eerie reminiscence of when the World Trade Center towers fell,

not because of the source, that was terrorism, and not because of the scale.

There's no comparison in terms of the loss.

But tell that to the families in Surfside.

And once again, you had first responders risking their lives and they still are with toxic fires

then on Friday burning all around them.

But also equal and greater to what is outside was the fire burning inside them to bring victims

back to their families. Now with each day where we don't find the miracles and God willing we do,

each day we don't, the idea of why becomes more pressing.

Now we have to have a word of caution here.

There's a lot of scatter shot speculation going on that's not unusual in the media and sometimes

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