online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast senter in new york city, i'm jericka dunc . it's monday, july 5th, 2021. there is the "cbs morning news." building demolished. the remaining portion of the florida condo complex has been knocked down. how the move is expected to help first responders search through the rubble. tracking elsa. the tropical storm is on its way toward florida. we have the latest on its track and when it could make landfall. and deadly mudslides. a wave of mud sweeping away homes, cars, and lives in japan. the desperate search for the desperate search for survivors happening right now. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. i'm diane king hall. anne-marie green is off. we begin with a big development out of florida at the site of that condo complex collapse. late last night, crews in surfside set off controlled explosives to bring downing the still-standing portion of the building. it's a big step in resuming the search for survivors and allows crews to cake more aggressive help make search efforts safer. the partial collapse of the sham chain towers south condo is now a complete collapse. explosives were detonated inside the still-standing portion at about 10:30 last night. the 12-story structure tumbled seconds. >> honestly, this precise moment i feel relief.

i feel relief because this building was unstable, it was hampering our search efforts. >> reporter: search and rescue crews resumed work just a few hours after the detonation. the demolition was not expected to happen for several weeks, but it was deemed necessary when the engineers determined the structure had shifted and could fall. the approach of tropical storm elsa added urgency to the decision. >> the hurricane is going to turn out to have probably been a blessing in disguise because there's an area of that mound which we were not able to work in safely. and theis is going to open up wide the area. >> reporter: officials send removing the threat of a collapse would give access crews more attention to the site. >> to bring the building down in a westward direction so the debris pile that exists with victims in is it not affecting. >> reporter: a group of residents hoped it would be delayed so they could retrieve pets. once sought a court order to allow her to enter the building.

the judge said he sympathized with her plight but would not second guess the experts who said the tower was unsafe. now crews are closely monitoring elsa as this storm approaches florida today. the outer bands of the storm could hit the keys later today. disorganized now. winds around 60 miles per hour. the reason it's having trouble

getting its act together is because it's interacting with jamaica and cuba. as it moves northwest it will continue to interact with cuba. tuesday it will be near the keys in southwest florida producing heavy rain in key west, naples up to ft. myers. then the system moves north and probably will make landfall close to the tampa bay area early on wednesday morning. and then move up toward jacksonville. look at thursday -- along the carolina coast, probably as a weak tropical system. we don't expect this to become a major hurricane, let's say. because of that it's rainfall that is the four to eight inches possible. >> now across the country, people celebrated the fourth of july holiday in a very different fashion than last year. despite the progress on beating the pandemic, the country still fell short of meeting president biden's vaccination goal. as of now, just over 67% of american adults have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. that's close to mr. biden's goal

of 70%. as christina ruffini shows, while there's concern about many being optimism. >> reporter: doesn't the air smell so much sweeter without our masks? >> reporter: speaking in philadelphia, first lady jill biden said because the country pulled together to fight the pandemic americans can get together to celebrate. >> we're not at the finish line yet, but summer has never felt more full of possibility. >> reporter: in washington, the gates blocking pennsylvania avenue are finally gone. letting holiday tourists snap superior selfies right up against the gate. 67% of adults have had at least one covid-19 vaccination. >> almost there. >> reporter: only 20 states have reached the president's goal to get 70% of adults at least one shot and some states, many in the south, are lagging behind. as america wraps up a weekend of red, white, and covid-19 breakthroughs, health experts worry about large gatherings of unvaccinated people.

>> we're going to work with our state and local partners to make sure we're doing everything we can to stop the spread of the disease. we are in day three of one of the largest cyberattacks on record targeting a company which manages software updates worldwide. in a statement on its website, the company said teams, quote, continue to work around the clock to resolve the issue and restore our customers to service, end quote. the ceo says it's likely thousands of clients are affected. mostly small businesses. >> these are people that they have small businesses, they employ 10 to 30 people, and this is serious for them. this is -- this is like, oh, my god, their customers are like, okay, we trust you for our i.t., what's goinging on? >> the fbi is part of a federal investigation into the attack, believed to be carried out by a russia-linked group responsible for similar previous attacks. ten men and a minor have now

been charged after a bizarre standoff in massachusetts over the weekend. the group said they were en route to paramilitary training. they were wearing camouflage and body armor, and they initially fled into the woods when confronted. police dliescribed a dangerous scene. >> 11 armed individuals standing with long guns slung on an interstate highway at 2:00 in the morning. certainly raises concerns. and is not consistent with the firearms laws that we have here in massachusetts. >> the confrontation shut down a stretch of highway during a busy holiday weekend. the men have been jailed on a range of charges. pope francis is recovering right now after successfully undergoing surgery last night. the pope received anesthesia and was operated on in a hospital in rome. a spokesman said he, quote, responded well to the surgery. tina cross with the details. >> reporter: the vatican says

84-year-old pope francis underwent surgery sunday on his large intestine at a hospital in rome. the vatican issued a statement saying the procedure was successful. according to the vatican, the pope was diagnosed with symptomaticnarrowing in the large intestine. >> it tightens, the opening gets smaller and smaller with time. because you have more and more and more scarring with every attack of diverticulitis. >> reporter: the pope greeted the crowd saying he would visit hungary and slovakia in september. last week the pontiff asked for special prayers for himself without going into details. this would mark pope francis' first known hospital treatment since he became head of the roman catholic church in 2013. tina kraus, cbs news, london. more than 1,000 first responders are still wading through a giant mudslide in

japan looking for survivors. this was the incredible and terrifying scene on saturday as a river of mud tore through a city just south of tokyo. dozens of homes and cars were buried and swept away. this body cam video shows rescuers searching through the thick mud for signs of life. at least three people are dead, and about 20 still missing. coming up, lighting up the fourth of july. we'll show you the all-american celebrations around the white house and our nation's capitol. and fireworks arrest. a suspect in connection to an explosion in a california neighborhood is charged. this is the "cbs morning news." (vo) at dog chow we believe helping dogs live their best life... should be simple. that's why dog chow is made with real chicken and no fillers. purina dog chow. keep life simple. you love r rich, delilicious ice e cream.

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our top stories this morning -- a controlled explosion brought down what was remaining of that condo complex in florida. this will allow crews to take a more aggressive approach to searching the rubble for survivors. officials also worried that tropical storm elsa expected to hit florida in the coming days could have knocked the building down. the fourth of july has come and gone, and president biden saw the nation miss his covid-19

vaccination goal. the president wanted 70% of americans to have at least one dose of a covid vaccine by the holiday, but that goal was missed by about 3%. only 20 states reached that number, as well. if you spent some times outdoors on your fourth of july, you may have gotten pestered by some mosquitoes. the bugs are more than a nuisance as they can carry serious illnesses. some people feel they are more prone to getting bit than others. susan-elizabeth littlefield of our minneapolis station wcco looks at the science behind mosquito bites. >> reporter: with all of the fun that summer entails, there's a nuisance, too. those pesky mosquitoes. do you get a lot of mosquito bites? >> yes. >> yeah. >> reporter: what does it feel like? >> it itches a lot. >> reporter: for others, they just don't seem to be on the mosquitos' radar. some people say they get eaten up where. -- up. where do you fall on that?

>> my mom and i garden a lot, and i have nothing. >> reporter: why are some more prone to bites than others? >> one thing that scientists have known for a long time is that mosquitoes are attracted to the odor of used gym socks. >> reporter: university of minnesota entomologist dr. jon oliver has the unexpected explanation. >> they're being attracted to that kind of mix of bacteria and fungus that causes foot odor. that's why mosquitoes often bite people on their feet and ankles. >> reporter: dr. oliver says mosquitoes can also be drawn to people for genetic reasons. some people metabolize food in a certain way and emit a certain smell. so it may not be that you're unclean, it might be your particular odor attracts the bugs? >> absolutely. if you had two perfectly clean people next to each other who had the same bathing regimen, one could still be bitten more than the other. >> reporter: it's not in our heads.

some of us are more prone? >> it's absolutely the case. >> reporter: be sure to protect yourself from mosquitoes, use repellant and wear long pants and sleeves. susan-elizabeth littlefield, cbs news. >> dr. oliver says using scent-free shampoos, soaps, and locations can also help keep the mosquitoes away. coming up first on "cbs this morning," former new york yankees pitcher cc sabathia joins us in the studio with his new memoir "till the end." plus sports journalist jemele hill talks about whether the rules at the olympics are antiquated and if they unfairly target black athletes. and how a modern dance company helped keep seniors moving during the pandemic. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thank you for watching. i'll diane king hall. have a great day. ♪