Families of 150 missing in condo collapse growing weary waiting for answers; Biden to visit Surfside, Florida, this week: What we know

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SURFSIDE, Fla. – Six days after a condo building just outside of Miami collapsed, families of the 150 people still missing are growing weary as they desperately wait for answers.

The death toll remains at 11, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said Tuesday. Levine Cava said the all 11 families have been notified by authorities.

As the Surfside community continues to mourn, President Joe Biden also announced Tuesday he would visit the site of the collapsed condo building on Thursday.

Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett said he has received questions from frustrated families about why rescue efforts would stop during thunderstorms. Buckett said the fire chief told families he would get back to them