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That has made it simpler. but it's not a simple thing. we are not out of danger yet. i'm jubilant that we've gotten the ones out that we have gotten out. and the ones that have reported the one past the sump, where the places are filled with water, but until they are past those points, i'm still -- i'm cautious ly optimistic. >> i'm letting everyone know, that i'm quoting reuters. reuters is reporting that six boys have exited the thai cave. this is according to a senior member of the medical center. they go to an emergency triage situation that's been set up to get a helicopter to the chiang ...

There's so much speculation. the world has been staring at this cave entrance for 16 days, wondering when those boys will start to come out. we do have many of the thai sources saying two of them are beginning to be transported. to try to paent the scene around that cave entrance, when each of the boys when each of the boys is going to be brought out, there are 13 fully staffed medical teams standing by. each one of the boys and the coach is going to have their own doctor, two nurses, a paramedic, an ambulance, a helicopter. they're going to be checked for first their breathing, signs of hypot...

A common occurrence. that in those little wedged areas you've been describing would be absolutely impossible to manage. i want to let you know in addition to nbc news' paul goldman who said he's seen two ambulances leaving, we're hearing from reuters who are saying that two kids are out, currently at the field hospital near the cave. they're being given physical examinations. they have yet to be moved to the chaing rai hospital yet. i'm going to liberally interpret that the fact that two ambulances have left with them as opposed to two helicopters leaving with them, it will certainly take a li...

To the hospital. the concerns from those that were treating them, stephen, are what? you mentioned malnutrition, dehydration. there's got to be a pretty severe emotional component, being in the dark for so many days until they were discovered. i've read about those caught in caves that hear a drip, drip, drip and that kind of house an ominous sound over time. caves obviously having water dripping from various parts of their ceilings. what are the gravest concerns right now about their health situation, stephen? >> the psychological component. i'm standing with the crowd. i want to refer you to...