[Sciutto:] Welcome back. The death toll in the Italian earthquake is rising. At least 250 now dead. Nearly 400 others injured. Just a day after a powerful 6.2 magnitude quake hit strong aftershocks still rocking the already devastated areas of central Italy. Search and rescue efforts are intensifying with every precious minute and just when you think it could be hopeless, a miracle arises from the rubble. Take a look here. Dramatic, really. An emotional rescue. Emergency crews lifting a 10- year-old girl to safety nearly a full day after that massive quake. Want to go to CNN's senior international correspondent Frederik Pleitgen, he's right in the middle of it, near the epicenter, in Amatrice. Fred, a big question here is how many people are still missing. Give us a sense of how and whether the death toll could rise.
[Frederik Pleitgen, Cnn Senior International Correspondent:] Well, the Italian authorities, Jim, certainly believe that the death toll can still rise and will still rise. And they say that they believe that there still could be quite a few people actually buried underneath the rubble, possibly trapped underneath the rubble. However, they also say they can't really put a number on it and the reason for that is, of course, that this is a tourist region. They believe that many people may have been here visiting their families when this earthquake struck. Of course none of them really registered here when this disaster unfolded. And at the same time it also happened in the very early morning hours when these people were asleep. And so they basically had no chance to escape. Now throughout the day you're absolutely right. We have seen the rescue efforts here intensify. The crews have been bringing in more heavy equipment but it is those aftershocks that just keep making life so difficult for the crews here on the ground. We experienced one that was quite scary, actually, when a lot of buildings started shaking, the ground was trembling, and there was one building that had already been damaged by the original earthquake that just absolutely crumbled. And the rescue workers who were nearby, all of them, had to evacuate that area immediately. It took about half an hour before they could start again. So they are working under very, very difficult circumstances. And at this point in time, they're not really finding many people alive under the rubble any more. However, so stories like the one you just showed, that little 10-year- old girl, that really keep moral high, keeps these guys going. They're in for another very, very long time, as they're continuing to work but they they're not letting up until they've gone through this entire area. Of course, Amatrice, the town that by far is hardest hit of the 250 people who are known to have died in this disaster, more than 190 were killed here Jim.
[Sciutto:] Let's hope for more signs of life. Fred Pleitgen, thanks so much. For some parents, it's become a choice between paying the bills and buying a potentially life-saving device for their child. Now after widespread outrage, the makers of EpiPens are offering a coupon, but there is a catch.