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the american public, the u.s. military is preparing for a new era of national security threats. this operation isn't aimed at taking the fight to the enemy, it's aimed at saving lives of the critically ill. >> you have a ventilator, you have a monitor, you have an iv pump, so really a mini icu. >> exactly >> reporter: the exercise simulates the rapid transport of severely injured troops from battlefields around the world to advanced care centers back this the u.s. it's a mission i have seen up close and personal as a reservist icu physician leading a ccat team of my own on the west coast aboard military aircraft, sources turned patients are transferred and stabilized in flying icus, saving lives and fulfilling promises. >> the american people have entrusted their sons and daughters to defend our nation, and when they become wounded, ill or injured, to be able to bring them home safely is really the purpose. >> medical readiness is one more way that the u.s. military shows
of possibility but the best evidence we have is he continues to conduct his affairs of state which means raining down hell on ukraine. without any interruption. he is just recently abrogateed the law where russian military services is limited in age. now anyone can serve in the russian military which is a sign that his special operation isn't going according to plan. for sure he is probably feeling some stress and i'm sure c.i.a. leadership analysts are tracking closely his health. he has had back problems from having practiced judo. anybody who has done that martial arts probably understands that. it's something we have to continue to track. >> bill: nice to see you again today. we'll talk soon. dan hoffman, thanks. >> we're seeing a lot of inefficiencies as well as shortages as well across the whole airline for pilots. there is a pilot shortage.
checkpoints, traffic, it is winter here, it is snowing terribly where i am. the risk proposition for this operation isn't just artillery, there are other issues at play. both hospitals, we made two stops, one to pick up baby sofie, and one to pick up the twins. the war is on. it is a war zone. transport, medical transport is hard, it just is, the nature of it. >> todd: how did you find out about these babies? >> we got connected to the family through friends of friends of friends of dynamo. the family had been trying to get the boys out for a while. as they get healthier and fatter
it was finished and i'm here for you she operation isn't half an hour it's midnight time to head to the operating room her father who's also a doctor wants to wheel her in himself. sooner or later. hope that she survives this major operation that the london nation actually arrives and that it's a match. everyone waits together in the small hospital room with beating hearts and fraying nerves and plenty of time for contemplation then at 7 am the news they have all been waiting for from the transplant surgeon she received a wonderful pair of long as she's already breathing with them. sarah is still under anesthesia but she survived
orthopedist doctors have been a blow off a glimmer of hope she saw that when maria luisa walked the pressure was incorrectly distributed in the big toe joint the muscles and tendons weren't in that natural balance position and that. she has a moderately severe bunyan but the joint is intact so when operation isn't necessary at this stage. the first thing is to build up the in a foot musculature she needs to do exercises to reduce the pain in the second and third toes. dr blois referred her to larger schmidt a physiotherapist who specializes in feet she taught her exercises to strengthen the muscles tendons and ligaments in the fort and make the joints more mobile. luisa had to learn to stand and walk correctly again. and take the most collapse suddenly i discovered muscles in my feet the type never
a glimmer of hope she saw that when maria luisa walked the pressure was incorrectly distributed in the big toe joint the muscles and tendons weren't in that natural balance position. she has a moderately severe bunyan but the joint is intact so when operation isn't necessary at this stage the first thing is to build up the in a foot musculature she needs to do exercises to reduce the pain in the second and third toes. dr blois referred her to lara schmidt a physiotherapist who specializes in feet she taught her exercises to strengthen the muscles tendons and ligaments in the fort and make the joints more mobile. louisa had to learn to stand and walk correctly again. and take suddenly i discovered muscles in my feet that's hard never noticed i have before a really big new car because now i'd like you to distribute your weight between three points the heel the big toe and the little toe. louie's are also learn
elephant. they have been so successful in this park in protecting the elephants that there are too many here. >> humans and elephants are competing for space. humans are approaching elephants for their ivory. the view doesn't exist any more. >> take a straight run. >> we can link areas across africa and moving elephants from these areas has been effective into areas where elephants have been defeated and what we are doing here now demonstrates that scale is not a limitation. >> reporter: but the operation isn't without risk. and an adolescent stops breathing. >> oxygen on board? >> reporter: every time an elephant goes down, it's massive weight becomes a danger to itself. this is just one of 500 elephants they hope to move on.
>> there may be 20 elephant in a herd. they've been so successful in this park in protecting the elephants that there's too many here. >> reporter: humans and elephants are competing for space. humans are poaching elephants for their ivory. the ied listic view of africa as this vast open landscape where animals can move freely from point a to point b, that doesn't exist anymore. we can now link effectively managed protected areas across africa moving elephants from areas where management has been successful and effective into areas where elephants have been depleted. what we're doing here now demonstrates that scale is not a limitation. >> reporter: but the operation isn't without risk. an adolescent stops breathing. every time an elephant goes down, its massive weight becomes a danger to itself.
yes, it's good to give intention to the loss, it's good to give the dignity battling through. you could see her looking up to draw strength from on high and talking to her husband. there are potential pitfalls in a move like this. that investigation of that operation isn't done yet. and you have to make sure that the desire to give it attention isn't to distract from figuring out what happened there. that's how you honor the legacy by making sure you know the facts and we'll do that. there are big pluses last night, my friends but also as i'm saying potential pitfalls. this tone is different. people keep using the word "presidential" you don't hear that with president trump very often. he stuck to the script. so he's going to have policy changes and political challenges going forward. the big one, christine romans will help you out this morning
>> reporter: we seen a number of units leaving. we do still however see soldier, military officers with weapons there. also a fire team inside as well. and that may be because of concerns that some of the suspects may have left explosives behind. we do know that all of the suspects that were either killed or arrested. one of them was a him wwoman. she blew herself up with a suicide vest. it's probably why the operation isn't quite over yet. they want to make sure, absolutely sure that they've got everybody they need and they've cleared the area of anything that might be dangerous to 'public. >> you have been there some time, several hours. design what you saw overnight.