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>> yes, from that school. >> reporter: we understand that seven of them are students. one of them possibly an adult. >> there are patients of teenage years, seven of those, and an adult, who is older than 21 as the eighth patient. >> reporter: in terms of severity of the injuries, thats three that are going to need surgery, two in the o.r. and one going to the o.r.? >> correct. >> reporter: the others dont need surgery. superficial wounds? >> no, they are not superficial wounds. we have to stage...

Patients will require operative care throughout the day. >> in total, eight patients here. >> yes, from that scene. >> we understand that seven of them are students and one of them possibly an adult. >> yes. there are patients of teenage years, seven of those and then an adult who is older than 21 as a patient. >> in terms of severity, three that need surgery and two in the o.r. >> yes, correct. >> so the others do not need surgery. >> these were patients who are stable and we have to stage the ...

Vehicle. why not? >> thats correct. the sensors, theres two different sensor packages. theres a sonar sensor package that has side scan and some other sonars and the camera is in a separate payload. that is done because when you are doing a camera survey you are flying closer to the bottom, approximately five meters off the bochlt at that height the sonar return and imaging is not as good. no sense in having the sonars on the platform at that time because the two sensors operate from different a...

Injured, were they all stabbed or injured in some other way? >> they were all stab wounds, whether they be lacerations or actual puncture wounds. they were all stabbing-type wounds. >> dan, i know we have sound from took tore treating those four students flown to the hospital. i want to listen to him now. >> these are significant injuries. we had two patients who went immediately to the operating room. the third patient is taken to the operating room now out of the eight patients we have. there ...

From the japanese, from u.s. company digital globe, actually the world leader in terms of commercial imaging. and then the quote, unquote, spy satellites where theyre undoubtedly supplying information into the search that they may not want to reveal, because they want to protect the sources and methods. there is an incredible amount of capability on orbit. >> and ive been reading this report that the chinese want to launch dozens and dozens more satellites up into space. so that this kind of thi...

Then we had chinese data from their satellite. again, very low resolution. again, this latest piece. if we go back to these two, we had poseidon aircraft go out, scour the area, now 600,000 square miles. its huge. its come back with a freighter, parts of dolphins, nothing conclusive. so what weve now got is this latest piece. when you are there on top of -- >> they are all in the same area. >> two sightings from p3 and chinese aircraft, what were starting to do is building this jigsaw puzzle. li...

At the long-term conclusions that were recently reported, were based on a flawed original sample, number one and flawed imaging. if you didnt have the right numbers of how many cases there were back then, youre not going to have good conclusions now. their conclusion is that mamography does work and it should be available and the concern is this is very confusing. when you hear the different conclusions from different studies, people dont know what to do. women who are not -- dont have means, fo...

Experience. and to some extent, theyre are blessed in the sense that theyre not in the ring of fire. so they dont have earthquakes and volcanos, theyre not subject to tsunami and major typhoons or what we would call hurricanes. so both the political inexperience in the hurly-burly of a real vibrant democracy as well as the lack of need to create an interagency process, manage it, have discipline, as far as the message goes, all that sort of thing, has created this image of a government thats muc...

That up. youre not a medical doctor and made no claims to be a medical doctor but are a very informed advocate. tell us where you land on that. >> well, i am not a doctor. have no medical experience. im a patient. and so i went out of concern to night my own doctors and this is what i was told at memorial sloan kettering where i was treated. they were very concerned about the reporting on the study. they say the canadian study on which the british paper was based was flawed from several regards,...

6,000, could you do the same? >> if they do that, theyre punching a low frequency, a wider swath in their imaging. they could cover that but that is optimistic. probably 12,ç 10, miles a day. >> are you optimistic? >> if its in the water and they want to find it and theyre dedicated to finding it, if they find a piece. all these are big ifs. they need some clue. thats not what this is. we narrow down the search area with clues from the surface. >> got you. your go sign would be that wreckage b...