Today on Velshi, the very latest on the tragedy and the mystery collapse of a Florida high-rise building.

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It is Saturday, June the 26th. I'm Ali Valshi. We are live in Surfside, Florida,

at the site of a tragic and mysterious

collapse of a 12-story building, the Champlain Tires, Towers, high-rise building. Here's what we know so

far. Right now, four people are confirmed dead. 159 still remain unaccounted for. Despite the dramatic

round-the-clock efforts from first responders, which

are looking at live and rescuers, no survivors have been found since Thursday. Nonetheless,

officials on the ground are not losing hope. Our firefighters have been working around

the clock, sparing nothing to get to survivors.

They have hope, I have hope, please, world, pray for Miami, pray for suicide.

One of the four known victims of the tragedy has been identified as 54-year-old Stacey Fang,

who sadly passed away shortly after arriving at a local hospital on Thursday. She's the mother, a 15-year-old Stacey Fang, who sadly passed away shortly after arriving at a local hospital on Thursday.

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