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Search and rescue efforts expanded significantly in Surfside,

California on Monday after officials knocked down the rest of the partially collapsed condo.

We're able to report that the search and rescue team has been able to search all sections of the

grid on the collapse following the building demolition now that the entire

area is safe to search and so the teams have now removed over 4.8 million pounds of

concrete from the pile. Four more bodies were found raising the number of those

killed to 28.

117 people remain unaccounted for nearly two weeks after half of the Champlain Tower's South condo collapsed in the middle of the night.

Search efforts were hampered throughout the day as thunderstorms and strong winds hit the area, thanks to tropical storm Elsa, continuing to approach the state.

Joining us now from Surfside, MSNBC correspondent Vaughan Hilliard.

Vaughn, good morning.

Thank you for being with us so early.

I know you're putting in really long days down there.

And while we know Elsa is likely to basically miss Surfside,

it still is really impacting the search efforts. What's the latest there and what's

the impact? Yeah, good morning, Casey. You could even see just yesterday afternoon the impacts of

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