[Paul:] Now, to China. Look at this new video we are getting in, after another round of explosions today. This is at the same site where that massive blast killed 85 people earlier this week. That is the smoke billowing into the air today. Well, the overnight explosions were followed by what a remarkable story here, another rescue. Yes, a second survivor has just been pulled from the rubble. Will Ripley is at the site since the first explosion on Wednesday. Will, first of all, can you tell us more about what you might know of this latest survivor that was rescued?
[Will Ripley, Cnn Correspondent:] Yes. There have been several rescues I'll tell but moment. I have to say the air quality has gotten noticeably worse the last few minutes or so, we have all put on our masks. You can see workers here handing them out to people who don't have them. There are concerns since some fires have reignited at a blast site which is a couple of kilometers that way. Concerns that there's toxic smoke may be drifting toward the populated areas. It's the reason why this emergency shelter here was evacuated earlier today and a lot of families and children were bussed to what's considered a safer location closer to downtown. I do want to show you the video of the firefighter who was rescued and interviewed today. This is a 19-year-old first responder with a really incredible story. He was on the scene with his crews fighting this fire on Wednesday when the huge explosion happened and he was actually laying on the charred ground for 31 hours before he was rescued. Listen to what he tells us about what he remembers.
[Zhou Ti, Firefighter:] I only remember the first blast was very loud. I was on the ground, hands covering my head. I don't remember what happened after that.
[Ripley:] And then in addition to that, there was also a man, a 50- year-old, who was rescued today. We are still working to get more information about him and there was a pregnant woman who actually went into premature labor during the explosion and she has given birth and we are told her child, while premature, is doing OK and expected to survive. The death toll did rise sharply. Officials say 85 people are confirmed dead. And look at this, this is really heart breaking. Look of these names of these white boards here are people who family members are coming here looking for. These are the names of the missing. The official number of missing is only in the dozens, but you can see along this wall, Christi, just how many people are writing messages, an indication that perhaps the numbers here, the number of missing, the number of dead, could take a very grim turn in the days to come.
[Paul:] Goodness. Will, thank you so much, for bringing that all to us. We appreciate it very much.
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