Miami fire chief chokes up as he tells relatives of tower collapse victims to 'have hope'
Miami-Dade fire rescue chief Andy Alvarez got chocked up talking to CNN's Wolf Blitzer about the rescue effort underway at the collapsed Surfside Miami condo. On Saturday, Alvarez informed families of missing people responders are recovering 'human remains' during search and rescue operations in Surfside.
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