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The remaining part of the Miami seaside condo that collapsed last month has been demolished by the officials. Demolition crews set off explosives to bring down the damaged remaining portion.
With the tropical storm Elsa approaching, concerns had mounted that the damaged building was at risk of falling on its own.
The demolition on Sunday night was key to resuming the search for victims of the collapse and even expected to open new areas for rescue teams to work in.
No one has been found alive since the first hours after the disaster. So far, rescuers have recovered the remains of 24 people, with 121 still missing.
Search efforts were suspended Saturday to allow demolition workers to drill holes for the explosives needed to bring the damaged Surfside building down.
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Watch: Remaining part of collapsed Miami condo brought down with explosives

The remaining part of the Miami seaside condo that collapsed last month has been demolished as fears mounted that&nbsp;approaching storm Elsa may take down the damaged building

US: Remaining part of collapsed Miami condo blasted 

The remaining part of the Miami seaside condo that collapsed last month has been demolished by the officials. Demolition crews set off explosives to bring down the damaged remaining portion.
With the tropical storm Elsa approaching, concerns had mounted that the damaged building was at risk of falling on its own.
The demolition on Sunday night was key to resuming the search for victims of the collapse and even expected to open new areas for rescue teams to work in.
No one has been found alive since the first hours after the disaster. So far, rescuers have recovered the remains of 24 people, with 121 still missing.
Search efforts were suspended Saturday to allow demolition workers to drill holes for the explosives needed to bring the damaged Surfside building down.
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With the tropical storm Elsa approaching, concerns had mounted that the damaged seaside building was at risk of falling on its own

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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Indian American couple among 150 missing after US building collapse

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami beachfront building collapse.

An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse. A part of a 12-storey residential building in the US state of Florida had collpased on Thursday.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring the site, where at least 11 people have been confirmed killed, officials said on Monday.
42-year-old Vishal Patel, his 38-year-old wife Bhavna Patel and their 1-year-old daughter Aishani Patel are believed to be among the missing, their niece Sarina Patel told CNN. She added that Bhavna Patel is four months pregnant.
They were home at the time the collapse took place, she said. "We have tried calling them countless times and there's just been no answers, text messages, nothing. They haven't contacted anybody," Sarina Patel said.
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An Indian-American couple and their one-year-old child are among more than 150 people who are still missing after the Miami building collapse.

More than 80 fire and rescue units were on the scene after a 12-storey building collapsed in Miami, early on Thursday. While there were no confirmed reports of death or injury so far, vidoes show a pile of rubble with debris spilling down from what was left of the building.The reason for the collapse is not clear yet. The Miami Police and Fire authorities are conducting search and rescue operations for people who may be trapped. Reports say one woman died, at least eight people were injured and there are fears that others are trapped in the debris. Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building.

At least 1 dead, many feared trapped under debris after building collapse in Miami

At least 1 dead, reports say many feared trapped under debris after 12-storey building collapse in Miami

12-storey building collapses in Miami, many feared trapped under debris
More than 80 fire and rescue units at the scene, no confirmed reports of death
Reason for the building collapse is not clear yet, reports say at least 8 injured
Miami Police and Fire authorities conducting search and rescue operations
Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building

More than 80 fire and rescue units were on the scene after a 12-storey building collapsed in Miami, early on Thursday. While there were no confirmed reports of death or injury so far, vidoes show a pile of rubble with debris spilling down from what was left of the building. The reason for the collapse is not clear yet. The Miami Police and Fire authorities are conducting search and rescue operations for people who may be trapped. Reports say one woman died, at least eight people were injured and there are fears that others are trapped in the debris. Authorities have not given details of how many people lived in the building.

An 11-year-old girl was waiting for the school bus in Pensacola, Florida when a man armed with a knife charged at her and attempted to kidnap the girl.
However, 11-year-old Alyssa Bonal fought off the knife-wielding man and marked him with blue slime to help police locate him, and her plan worked as the man was later arrested.
The incident captured on surveillance video has now gone viral with the netizens lauding the young girl's bravery.

Watch: 11-year-old girl fights off kidnapper wielding knife in Florida

An 11-year-old girl was waiting for the school bus in Pensacola, Florida when a man armed with a knife charged at her and attempted to kidnap the girl.
However, 11-year-old Alyssa Bonal fought off the knife-wielding man and marked him with blue slime to help police locate him, and her plan worked as the man was later arrested.
 The incident captured on surveillance video has now gone viral with the netizens lauding the young girl's bravery.

An 11-year-old girl was waiting for the school bus in Pensacola, Florida when a man armed with a knife charged at her and attempted to kidnap the girl.
However, 11-year-old Alyssa Bonal fought off the knife-wielding man and marked him with blue slime to help police locate him, and her plan worked as the man was later arrested.
 The incident captured on surveillance video has now gone viral with the netizens lauding the young girl's bravery.

An 11-year-old US girl was waiting for the school bus in Pensacola, Florida when a man armed with a knife charged at her in a kidnapping bid.
However, Alyssa Bonal fought off the knife-wielding man and marked him with blue slime to help police locate him, and her plan worked as the man was later arrested.
The incident captured on surveillance video has now gone viral with the netizens lauding the young girl's bravery.

A 39-year-old nurse in the US state of Florida has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Vice President Kamala Harris.
Niviane Petit Phelps was arrested following an investigation by the US Secret Service, CNN reported.
According to a criminal complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida Phelps knowingly and willfully made threats to kill and inflict bodily harm upon the Vice President of the United States from February 13 through February 18.&nbsp;
Harris is the first woman, the first Black American, and the first South Asian American to be elected Vice President.

US woman charged for allegedly threatening to kill Kamala Harris

Florida woman threatened to kill&nbsp;Kamala Harris
Nurse arrested after US Secret Service probe
39-yr-old 'knowingly, willfully made threats to kill'

A 39-year-old nurse in the US state of Florida has been arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Vice President Kamala Harris.
Niviane Petit Phelps was arrested following an investigation by the US Secret Service, CNN reported.
According to a criminal complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida Phelps knowingly and willfully made threats to kill and inflict bodily harm upon the Vice President of the United States from February 13 through February 18.&nbsp;
Harris is the first woman, the first Black American, and the first South Asian American to be elected Vice President.

Two FBI agents were shot dead and three were wounded on Tuesday while serving a search warrant on a suspect in a child pornography case in Florida. The suspect is also dead, the FBI said in a statement. The FBI agents had been seeking to seize the suspect's computer and other evidence in a child pornography case when they were shot. Reports said that the suspect had shot and killed himself after barricading himself in his home for several hours.

US: 2 FBI agents dead, 3 wounded in Florida shooting

Two FBI agents were shot dead and three were wounded on Tuesday while serving a search warrant on a suspect in a child pornography case in Florida

2 FBI agents dead, 3 wounded in Florida shooting

Two FBI agents were shot dead and three were wounded on Tuesday while serving a search warrant on a suspect in a child pornography case in Florida. The suspect is also dead, the FBI said in a statement. The FBI agents had been seeking to seize the suspect's computer and other evidence in a child pornography case when they were shot. Reports said that the suspect had shot and killed himself after barricading himself in his home for several hours.

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in Florida on account of denying rival Donald Trump to win in a state that is pivotal to his re-election hopes for the upcoming November 3 election.Biden campaigned in&nbsp;Broward County at the first of two drive-in rallies. Biden's second drive-in rally was scheduled in Tampa.Following-up, Trump did a campaign stop in Tampa on Thursday, which is also the place where he is registered to vote. Florida is a perennially close state , it went for Trump by a little more than a percentage point in the 2016 Election, and this year, Democrats are in hopes to win back the state&rsquo;s 29 electoral votes.

 Biden followed Trump in Chasing Florida votes 

Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in Florida on account of denying rival Donald Trump to win in a state that is pivotal to his re-election hopes for the upcoming November 3 election. Biden campaigned in&nbsp;Broward County at the first of two drive-in rallies. Biden's second drive-in rally was scheduled in Tampa. Following-up, Trump did a campaign stop in Tampa on Thursday, which is also the place where he is registered to vote. Florida is a perennially close state , it went for Trump by a little more than a percentage point in the 2016 Election, and this year, Democrats are in hopes to win back the state&rsquo;s 29 electoral votes.

Donald Trump and Joe Biden&nbsp;crossed paths on Thursday as both decided to make another campaign stop in Florida, former's&nbsp;adopted home state.&nbsp;Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in the Florida's&nbsp;Broward&nbsp;County and Tampa on account of denying rival Donald Trump a victory in the crucial swing state. The US President had won Florida in 2016 with just over 1 lakh&nbsp;votes. Donald&nbsp;Trump too held an election rally in Tampa on Thursday, days after visiting it to cast an early ballot. Florida is known as US' bellweather&nbsp;state for almost always predicting the national mood correctly.&nbsp;

Donald Trump and Joe Biden&nbsp;crossed paths on Thursday as both decided to make another campaign stop in Florida, former's&nbsp;adopted home state.&nbsp;Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden campaigned in the Florida's&nbsp;Broward&nbsp;County and Tampa on account of denying rival Donald Trump a victory in the crucial swing state. The US President had won Florida in 2016 with just over 1 lakh&nbsp;votes. Dond&nbsp;Trump too held an election rally in Tampa on Thursday, days after visiting it to cast an early ballot. Florida is known as US' bellweather&nbsp;state for almost always predicting the national mood correctly.&nbsp;

US president says he voted for 'guy named Trump'

US President Donald Trump arrived in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday to vote in the presidential elections.
Trump arrived in a motorcade at West Palm Library to cast his early vote.
Florida laws do not allow video access to voting inside polling stations.
After voting, Trump told the media that he had just cast the ballot in the safest way, in a reference to his mistrust of postal voting.
The president added that he "voted for a guy named Trump."

US President Donald Trump arrived in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday to vote in the presidential elections.
Trump arrived in a motorcade at West Palm Library to cast his early vote.
Florida laws do not allow video access to voting inside polling stations.
After voting, Trump told the media that he had just cast the ballot in the safest way, in a reference to his mistrust of postal voting. ((SOT))

US President Donald Trump arrived in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday to vote in the presidential elections.
Trump arrived in a motorcade at West Palm Library to cast his early vote.
Florida laws do not allow video access to voting inside polling stations.
After voting, Trump told the media that he had just cast the ballot in the safest way, in a reference to his mistrust of postal voting.
The president added that he "voted for a guy named Trump."

'May have to leave country': Trump weighs options if loses election

All along US President Donald Trump has put on a brave face though national polls suggested him trailing opponent Joe Biden. However, during his rallies in Florida and Georgia for the first time he acknowledged things might not go his way in the end and spoke about the options he might have to avail in case he is loses the November 3 Presidential elections. He said contesting the worst candidate in the history of presidential politics, Biden, is putting pressure on him. He said he might have to leave the country if he loses. With the polls looking gloomy for the president and US Covid-19 infections spiking, Trump is focusing entirely on his core Republican base to see him through.

Things might not go my way, Trump acknowledges
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Trump: Might leave country if lose the election
Trump focusses&nbsp;on Republican base to secure win

All along US President Donald Trump has put on a brave face though national polls suggested him trailing opponent Joe Biden. However, during his rallies in Florida and Georgia for the first time he acknowledged things might not go his way in the end and spoke about the options he might have to avail in case he is loses the November 3 Presidential elections. He said contesting the worst candidate in the history of presidential politics, Biden, is putting pressure on him. He said he might have to leave the country if he loses. With the polls looking gloomy for the president and US Covid-19 infections spiking, Trump is focusing entirely on his core Republican base to see him through.

Trump won't commit to a peaceful transfer of power

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday again declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the November 3 presidential election

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday again declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the November 3 presidential election. "We are going to have to see what happens," Trump said at a news conference, responding to a question about whether he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power. Trump has been pressing a months long campaign against mail-in voting this November. More states are encouraging mail-in voting to keep voters safe amid the coronavirus pandemic. Trump has baselessly claimed widespread mail voting will lead to massive fraud.

Washington, PTI: US President Donald Trump on Wednesday again declined to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the November 3 presidential election.
"We are going to have to see what happens," Trump said at a news conference, responding to a question about whether he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power. "You know that I have been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a disaster." Trump has been pressing a monthslong campaign against mail-in voting this November by tweeting and speaking out critically about the practice. More states are encouraging mail-in voting to keep voters safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The president, who uses mail-in voting himself, has tried to distinguish between states that automatically send mail ballots to all registered voters and those, like Florida, that send them only to voters who request a mail ballot.
Trump has baselessly claimed widespread mail voting will lead to massive fraud. The five states that routinely send mail ballots to all voters have seen no significant fraud.
Trump on Wednesday appeared to suggest that if states got "rid of" the unsolicited mailing of ballots, there would be no concern about fraud or peaceful transfers of power.
"You will have a very peaceful -- there will not be a transfer frankly," Trump said. "There will be a continuation. The ballots are out of control, you know it, and you know, who knows it better than anybody else? The Democrats know it better than anybody else." In a July interview, Trump similarly refused to commit to accepting the results and he made similar comments ahead of the 2016 election.
"I have to see. Look ... I have to see," Trump told Chris Wallace during a wide-ranging July interview on "Fox News Sunday". "No, I am not going to just say yes. I am not going to say no and I did not the last time either." The Biden campaign responded on Wednesday, as it did after Trump's July comments: "The American people will decide this election. And the United States government is perfectly capable of escorting trespassers out of the White House." It is highly unusual that a sitting president would express less than complete confidence in the American democracy's electoral process. But Trump, four years ago, when in the closing stages of his race against Hillary Clinton, also declined to commit to honouring the election results if the Democrat won.
When asked during an October 2016 debate about whether he would abide by the voters' will, Trump responded that he would "keep you in suspense". It is unlikely that any chaos in states with universal mail-in voting will cause the election result to be inaccurately tabulated, as Trump has suggested.

Trump: Kamala Harris as 1st woman president will be insult to US

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.
BYTE :&nbsp;You know why people don't like her? Nobody likes her. She could never be the first woman president. That would be an insult to our country

President Donald Trump campaigned in the battleground states of Florida and North Carolina on Tuesday. During the rally he launched&nbsp;a fresh&nbsp;attack&nbsp;on&nbsp;Democratic Vice President nominee Kamala Harris saying it would be "an insult" to the US if she becomes&nbsp; the first woman President. Trump went on to further say that "no one liked" Joe&nbsp;Biden's&nbsp;running mate, Harris.

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