adjustment is going to be very important. they will want to keep their body temperature as consistent as possible. so they will obviously put them in warming blankets and put them into warm environments right away. >> shepard: i was skeptical 17 days in when we found out there were still people alive down there. given the information that they have had very little liquid over that time 17 days how in the world are their kidneys still functioning. >> very precarious situation. absolutely. absolutely worry about dehydration and loss of vitamins and minerals. when you are losing fluids even through sweating you are losing your minerals as well. it's a very, very precarious situation. they are very fortunate that all of them survived that 17 days can. >> shepard: hang on. on the right-hand side of your screen where alice would be, i suppose. actually, that wouldn't be alice. that is the spot, the camp on which the media have dissended and sort of a wide picture. you see the thing going up like, this that's going to -- right there, and that's where the