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About three thousand meters altitude. once we've come down from the lines a short stretch of paved road leads to the next filling station. assures us this is no prank and we have to let air out of the tires as we head into the desert so they'll have greater surface contact and most sink into the sand as easily. as the asphalt feeds into desert sand almost imperceptibly while the temperatures rise very perceptibly. hits the emanuel explains the driving on desert sand is very different from gravel roads here it's better to switch off the anti slip regulation because when driving on this. and one...

A good start. the drive through the mountains goes without incident the al hunt your mountain range extends nearly three hundred kilometers and reaches about three thousand meters altitude. once we've come down from the la times a short stretch of paved road leads to the next filling station. shores says this is no prank and we have to let air out of the tires as we head into the desert so they'll have greater surface contact and most sink into the sand as easily as the asphalt feeds into desert sand almost imperceptibly while the temperatures rise very perceptibly.

A good start. the drive through the mountains goes without incident we are hunch our mountain range extends nearly three hundred kilometers and reaches about three thousand meters altitude. once we've come down from the lines a short stretch of paved road leads to the next filling station. ashore says this is no prank and we have to let air out of the tires as we head into the desert so they'll have greater surface contact and move sink into the sand as easily. the asphalt feeds into desert sand almost imperceptibly while the temperatures rise very perceptibly.

>> well, they can't do that. what about these 600-plus peops? i'm assuming a whole bunch more on the ship are going to get sick. >> oh, sure. listen, norovirus continuie ins be one of the leading problems the cruise industry has. we're seeing more and more of these things happening. this was not the first one. i think there were a couple more episodes last year. it's the perfect storm. you have a confined space. you have about seven to ten days duration. then you have a whole bunch of people inside a space. so when you have patient zero, and that's all it takes, and you get something like noro...

You take it up to the surface where it is pumped into a barge and maybe you can do it this way. it has never been done at this depth but with the clock ticking, it is emerging as the best solution to do sooner rather than later and every day danger gets worse. and i want to ask you a question about that. to some degree, people are reporting that they can smell some of the oil in some places. how soon is this pollution a risk to people there? >> well, it's interesting. the two biggest concerns are people inhaling this and obviously some sort of surface contact with it. i think at this point, ta...