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Let's bring in fox news correspondent, addison barber who is in cincinnati with the latest. ellison? >> the doctors treating otto warmbier say he's in a state of unresponsive wakefulness. they say he has severe loss of brain tissue and has not spoken. >> he has spontaneous eye openings and blinkings. however, he shows no signs of understanding language. responding to verbal commands or awareness of his surroundings. >> the doctors say that these injuries are normally associated with cardio pulmonary arrest. they say right now there's no way to know what led to otto being in this state. warmbie...

Science intensive care unit at the university of cincinnati medical center where dr. brandon foreman and his team were waiting. an extensive barrage of tests began immediately. throughout the process, the warmbier family has been at their son's bedside and information has been continuous little shared with them. his vital signs were stable upon arrival and have remained so. he requires no supplemental oxygen or respiratory assistance. he has no signs of infection or dysfunction of the major nonneurological organs. his neurological conditions can be best described as a state of unresponsive wak...

>> no way. i will say it was an eye openings experience for me and for a lot of people. it's a difficult thing to get into gaza. as a result, very few westerners, very few israelis have seen gaza city or how people live there. how they eat. >> it's very tough. it's one of the -- what was your reaction to gaza? >> like a lot of the refugee -- the way i felt when i saw a refugee camp in west bank. there's a scientific aspect. it's unbelievable. you enter gaza and you go through a security system. i think you see one human being. it's a half mile walk through various holding areas and stages and ...

These are things already contention. >> are you willing to weigh in on that? >> no way. i will say it was an eye openings experience for me and for a lot of people. it's a difficult thing to get into gaza. as a result, very few westerners, very few israelis have seen gaza city or how people live there. how they eat. >> it's very tough. it's one of the -- what was your reaction to gaza? >> like a lot of the refugee -- the way i felt when i saw a refugee camp in west bank. there's a scientific aspect. it's unbelievable. you enter gaza and you go through a security system. i think you see one hum...