Pregnant woman rescued from rubble of Brooklyn building collapse

Coverage continues with a look at those who have been displaced by this building collapse. Nikki Hauser is at Kings County Hospital in East Flatbush. What's going on, Nikki? Hey, Dan Razana, the number of people impacted, unfortunately, just continues to grow here with more than a dozen injured, many of them landing right behind me at Kings County Hospital Center. That's one of three hospitals that victims have been sent to. Even in the time we've been standing here, you guys, we've saw medical personnel come out and tell us, hey, we're working to make sure that those victims are OK. Now, as they recover, like you said, many more who lived in that building. They are now displaced. They have nowhere to go. One of them was a man who lived in that building on the third floor. He told us just how shocking this was and that the collapse felt like an earthquake. We also heard from the husband of a pregnant woman who was trapped under the rubble, but thankfully has since been rescued. He was emotional learning that she was still alive. I'm very happy. I'm very happy. I'm very happy. I thank all of you guys. Because after all this, I'm very happy. I'm very happy. I'm very happy. That's all what I can say. Everybody's traumatized. We all, because one minute we're all just living our normal lives and the next minute before I, this just happened so suddenly. We're still working to learn how that woman and her baby are doing, as well as the rest of the victims who have been involved. We'll keep you updated once we hear more details there. Dan. All right, Nikki, thank you very much. And we are continuing to monitor the situation of the building collapse in Brooklyn. When we have updates, you will have updates.