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and the wind is a real concern for the rescue efforts. how bad could it get? reporter: john, they re displaced well from the center of this projected path, they re not even in the path from the national hurricane center with tropical storm elsa. however, it has the potential to bring these feeder bands, these outer rain bands that can change the weather so quickly. so rain can pick up, the wind can be sustained at 35 miles per hour. in a worst case scenario, we don t want to see this, but with the approaching squall line like we ve got off the coast now, it could spin up a short-lived waterspout which of course when it comes on land becomes a tornado and that would impact the rescue situation. derek van dam, thank you very much. keep us posted over the next 24 hours. last night s demolition allows crews to safely expand their search area, finally, to the whole site. more from cnn s randi kaye. reporter: this was the scene