in a single year, the coast guard conducted more than 16,000 search and rescue missions, guard conductedthan 16,000 and saved over 4,000 lives. >> you can see the rescue has got the survivor in a physical grip, where he wraps his arms around the survivor, and that is the quickest way to get somebody out of harm's way. >> o'donnell: usually don't fly in weather like this, do you? >> usually when what we do well, it is not a nice day like this. rescues ke place ding those tural disaers like hurricanes, which have become stronger due to climate change. admiral linda fagan is the commandant of the u.s. coast guard, the first woman to servee in that role in the branch's 232-year history. >> my battle cry is, tomorrow looks different, and so will we. >> reporter: one of the major challenges facing the >> one o commandant: recruitment. the coast guard has missed its recruiting goals the last three years. has the recruiting challenge reached a crisis point? >> we are not at a crisis point yet, but we need to turn the corner. >> o'donnell: she took us to what is described as the heartbeat of the

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the coast guard is expected to undergo joint training.o implement the major hiking the coast guard's budget to $2.2 billion in fiscal 2027. >>> turning now to malaysia, search efforts return after a de deadly landslide. 16 were killed and 17 are still missing. it happened at a campsite just outside the capital, kuala lumpur, around 3:00 a.m. local time. about an acre of land was struck with dirt and debris. rescuers are still sifting through mud and downed trees, the area's prone to landslides often triggered by forest and land clearance, the region is also currently in its raining season. >>> the u.n. general assembly has adopted a resolution urging north korea to return all foreign nationals it's abducted for the 18th straight year. more than 60 countries co-sponsored the resolution including japan and south korea, china and russia didn't voice their spot the resolution said the u.n. condemns north s systematic. north korean ambassador to the u.n. said his country rejects and condemns the resolution. >> a product of a hostile policy of

when the coast guard got there, what happened?ed the boat two or three times looking for me. you know, i was -- i done taken off my socks and everything, waving them around my head, trying to do something where they would see me. when that light finally hit me, somehow i heard "we got him." i seen a guy coming down from that helicopter. and it was coming towards me, you know. right then i thought, man, i see the light. >> when the coast guard guy showed up in the water, what did you say to him? >> well, the first thing i told him was, "i don't have any clothes on." because i didn't. i done stripped out of everything. he said, "that's fine." it's like, okay. he told me to hold on to this life vest. and i was thinking, thank you, you're like a guardian angel coming down for me. >> reporter: his rescuers believe he was seconds away from not making it. >> i swam to him as fast as i could. as i got to him, i shoved the rescue sling under his arms, he collapsed into it. he had nothing left. >> reporter: james michael says the whole expe

this is a photo of the coast guard shared by the coast guard showing the ship sailing out of the bay bridge earlier today that crew perform multiple boardings of suspected drug smuggling vessels in the international waters off of central and south america. during those 77 days, several suspected drug dealers were detained and more than 1000 pounds of cocaine was ceased. coming up here at 10 o'clock. the sierra getting dumped on this weekend will take a live look at the current conditions. plus, cases of the flu are surging across the u.s. but in southern california. >> cases are off the charts. how you can stay protected. and a man shot around closing time at a nice pace shopping center. why police think the shooting was targeted? kron. 4 news at 10 returns in just a moment. >> well, the first of back-to-back storms rain, lots of snow to lake tahoe along with avalanche warnings. well over a foot of snow is already falling across the sierra nevada and more is on the way the roads jammed along. i-80 all day today because of the dangerous conditions. >> but ski resorts are rejoicing, of

secretary mayorkas, i want to ask you a question about coast guard operations.our country faces many pressing threats across the domestic and our national landscapes, several of which we have discussed here today. however, we must not lose track of threats we face over the long term. such as increased aggression, by china and russia with an international waters. china is aggressively pursuing increased influence about the indo-pacific, and the coast guard recently found chinese russian ships carrying out joint maneuvers in the arctic. less than 100 miles off of alaska. mister secretary, how important to u.s. interests are the coast guard's efforts to counter chinese aggression in the indo-pacific, and maintain a rule based maritime order. and likewise, how critical are the coast guard's plans to build in acquire new icebreakers to enable increased maritime presence in the arctic. >> congresswoman, thank you very much. it is violently port -- that the united states coast guard be fully resourced to address what we all today have described and accurately so as the

in the united states coast guard. and later in january, if not earlier we are going to be unveiling that capacity built across the entire department. >> i want to talk about the issue of racial profiling. that something dhs as a standalone federal agency of muslims and asians and civil liberties. between protecting and protecting the constitutional rights of america served on the obama biden administration. we actually did not use the framing of a balance between fundamental needs and fundamental rights. we seek to achieve both. the department is uniquely situated and a statutorily created office in an office of privacy. we have integrated them in top leadership of of our department. so for example office of intelligence and analysis products rather privacy civil rights civil liberties review to ensure both the mission sets are accomplished elite. >> its complicate balance. >> i think it's complicated work but it is important work progress absolutely. i do want to talk about immigration. as you have laid out with all

you might remember this video of the coast guard rescuing james grimes.randi kaye, he has no idea how he fell in the water and how he survived. >> i wanted to see my family and i was dead set of making it out of there, you know. i was never accepting this is it. this is going to be the end of my life. >> reporter: james michael grimes has a story to tell. and it's nothing short of a miracle that he survived to tell it. as he told abc's "good morning america," he was on a cruise with 18 members of his family last month, when suddenly he ended up overboard. >> my worst fear is drowning. and that was something i did not want to have to face. >> reporter: it was thanksgiving eve. the 28-year-old said he spent the day having fun with family which included him taking part in an air guitar contest. >> uh-oh. - >> reporter: he won a free drink at the contest but says he was not drunk. later around 11:00 p.m., his sister said he excused himself to go to the restroom. but he told abc he doesn't recall going to the bathroom or falling overboard. >> after i regains c

you've probably seen the coast guard video. the circle waving his arms, stranded for hours in the gulf of mexico after he fell off a cruise ship. he was spotted 20 miles off the louisiana coast. he's safe and sharing his survival story, but it's adding to the questions about what actually happened. randi kaye tonight has more. >> i want to see my family. i was dead set on making it out of there. you know, i was never accepting that this is it. this is going to be the end of my life. >> james michael grimes has a story to tell, and it's nothing short of a miracle that he survived to tell it. as he told abc's good morning america, he was on a cruise with 18 members of his family last month when suddenly he ended up overboard. >> my worst fear is drowning, and that was something i did not want to have to face. >> reporter: it was thanksgiving eve. the 28-year-old said he spent the day having fun with family, which included him taking part in this air guitar contest. ♪ he won a free drink at the contest but says he was not drunk. l

our coast guard is address thing the inpacts of -- deterioration the impact of climate change in the arctic, fema is expanding its international engagements to build greater viral resilience a-- environmental resilience abroad. this and much more. earlier i referenced our national security strategy's emphasis on the imperative to outcompete our primary nation state rivals in the effort to shape the international order that we will all live under for decades to come. our cybersecurity work is obviously a critical element of that effort, particularly when it comes to combating efforts by nations like china to improperly tilt markets in its favor. there are other ways in which we at d.h.s. carry out critical work to outcompete our rivals. our nation derivings immense benefits from its -- derives immense benefits from its open and innovative economic system. yet that very openness provides opportunities for adversaries who seek to undermine the security of our critical infrastructure and undercut american workers. notably china exploits the global supply chain, interdependencies by emplo

department whether it is the united states coast guard, to address the maritime report and the u.s. and immigration service. and the consequences of extreme weather events on human behavior and implicates the mission of many agencies within our department and so quite frankly, is broad and diverse as we are, i think we are actually quite fit for purpose given the increase in the dynamism of the threats by the last 20 years. >> and what about thesp growing pains is certainly some growing pains would be expected and i was using l after 20 years that you are learning from real-time real-world experiences you know, tragedies whether it's a januarr whether it's massive weather event. and how much of you picked up from learning experiences over the last 20 years enemy is the threat evolving so much that you're still kind of learning on the job if you open the department of learning on the job pretty feel that you're in a better place now daniels much of the challenges that you face. >> i think that we are in a better place to handle the town and challenges than we ever have before that is

more on his survival story and the coast guard who rescued him. that's coming up. >>> plus, hot molten lava continuing to flow from the mauna loa volcano this morning, what officials are saying where it's headed and potential impact on residents of the big island. >>> good morning, everyone, and welcome to "cnn this morning." it is saturday, december 3rd. that story, boris, about that guy who tread water for how many hours, i know you're a water person, but i -- i -- i don't think i can tread water longer than 15 minutes, honestly. >> a miracle. out there maybe 15 hours by some coast guard estimates, and the story of how he went overboard on that cruise ship is also really interesting. >> yeah. >> we're going to get to that a little later. but this morning we start with investigators up against the clock. trying to finalize their report on the january 6th insurrection, and who, if anyone, should be held responsible for the violence we saw that day. >> but the house committee is still stopping short of issuing potential criminal referrals for the f

the coast guard responded to calls from the cargo ship. urgent now friday at 12 noon, a member of its crew slipped and fell and the boat was anchored at the time the coast guard arrived on scene and with the help of a rescue swimmer hoisted the 29 year-old man into the helicopter, as you can see there. so a bit of an aerial rescue, too. his current condition is not known at this time, but fortunately he is in good hands. it appears now the crew of the u.s. coast guard cutter bergholz is back in the bay area after a 77 day counter narcotics patrol in the eastern pacific ocean. this is a photo shared by the coast guard showing the ship sailing under the bay bridge earlier yesterday, its crew boarded suspected drug-smuggling vessels in international waters off central and south america over 77 days. the group detained multiple suspected drug dealers and seized more than 1000 pounds of cocaine. wow. what a mission. >> was 7.41. we continue to track rain in the bay area. and what about tomorrow's commute might be messy. breakup plan it all out

and so that coast guard station was abandoned by the coast guard station.and we went in and we took it over and we said, we're using the 1868 treaty because that's what it's supposed to come back to. the native people, and we're claiming it, and that's what we did. i mean, there were still they had live forms in there yet, because i can remember the phone ringing in the middle of night and i picked it up and i said, this is the american indian movement. and the guy said, i hope you don't know anybody overseas. but yeah, it those treaties that we have, you know, that assure that this land is supposed to be returned to us instead of sold off. i see they're selling national parks are putting them up for sale and doing all that. and that's what's really upsetting to me because those are supposed to go back to tribes because i mean, we never gave them up. they were taken. what the government did is they would condemn the land and was pristine land. they would condemn and take it for their own use, you know, and they would say, well, maybe we can make better use

so, that coast guard station was abandoned by coast guard station, and we went and we took it over, we said, we're using the 1860 treaty because it is supposed to come back to native people, we're claiming it, that's what we did, i mean, they had live phones, i can remember the phone ringing in the middle of the night, i picked it up, i said, this is the american indian movement, the guy says, i hope we don't know anybody overseas. yeah, treaties that we have, you know, they assure that this land is supposed to be returned to us, i say they're selling, you know, national parks, putting them up for sale. it is really upsetting to me because those are supposed to go back to tribes. i mean, we never gave them up, they were taken, let the government did is condemn the land, the most pristine land, they'd condemn and take it for their own use, they would say, maybe we can make better use of it, you see that some of that land is devastated and i don't know what they're turning it into, but it's nothing that some of us want back. f this>> the miracle about whatu all did, i'm not sure if this

the coast guard right.over harbour, we understand , made some trips we understand, made some trips to ashford hospital, london ambulances were here as well, sat the block coroner's fond pulled up here as well . a couple pulled up here as well. a couple of makeshift forensic tents that have been set up next to the lifeboat station here. our colleague photographer is done saw at least one of the bodies that was recovered a body bag that was recovered a body bag that was recovered a body bag that was winched off the lifeboat and taken ashore. so absolutely tragic because she was her statement to the commons said these are the days we dread of course, it's only 13 months, just over since we had that tragedy. mark 27 people who drowned in the english channel not on that scale this time , but not on that scale this time, but any loss of life, of course , is any loss of life, of course, is tragic for at the moment. it's a possibility it could rise further. mark you for that. back to you. of course, as we get detai

the coast guard believes james had been in the water more than 15 hours.ue caught on camera and just in the nick of time. >> i swam as fast as i could. as i got to him, i shoved the sling under his arms and he collapsed into him. he had nothing left. >> not even his clothing. >> the first i actually told him, i don't have any clothes on , because i didn't. i had been stripped out of everything. he says, that's fine feared i was just like, okay. he told me to hold onto this life vest, i was thinking, thank you. you are like a guardian angel coming down for me. >> that guardian angel and others hoisted him down to the helicopter. he was suffering from hypothermia, but remarkably, not a single cut or broken bone. >> default did not kill me, sea creatures did not eat me weird i feel like i was meant to get out of there. >> i mean, he must have been so weak from all of that time treading water. did he have any food? >> yeah, anderson, can you imagine? he says, he saw a stick floating by and he thought it was babel, so he snacks on that, that is really all he ha

that and other major pieces of legislation, the coast guard bill.his has been traditionally a nonpartisan community but unfortunately now because folks have become more polarized, we do have the ultra radical's on the committee. i am hoping that he can continue the tradition and get things done because he has six republicans who would not vote for anything no matter what. pedro: who has been major influences over the course of time on your side of the aisle and the opposite side of the aisle? rep. defazio: we are looking at them right here. the biggest one, donna young, republican of alaska. we became good friends. don believed infrastructure. labor. we disagreed on environmental issues. norman i mentioned. over there, we got my most important mentor, jim. an incredible man. he was staffed for the committee and served in congress for decades. he was an encyclopedia and i learned so much from him. i/o this so much to jim. these have been important people to me. john lewis was a great friend and had a tremendous influence over me. i would not his sovi

have, which will be done this week, are the largest water resources development act ever and a coast guard authorization. last congress, after 25 years, i unlocked the harbor maintenance trust fund, $10 million sitting deteriorating because of budget rules, so i managed to get that changed. i pretty much checked off the bosses on the list. there are other things i would have done. fix social security and that. but those will be out of my jurisdiction. i did the best i could. host: was it a relatively easy decision, given the list of accomplishments you just listed? rep. defazio: i just felt like a very appropriate time, given that number of years, given the commute, and given the accomplishments. it kind of felt like i would be going out on top. host: i read somewhere you calculated how much time you spent over the years traveling from d.c. to oregon. could you recount that for us? rep. defazio: i never wanted to actually add it up, but after i announced my retirement, i sat down because i know how many trips i had done. and a trip from my office here to my home in oregon takes a minimum o

coast guard but he says the sheer will to live along with strength from god kept him alive.a lot of questions as to how 28-year-old james grimes of alabama ended up in the middle of the ocean by himself swimming for hours on end until he was rescued. he understands why folks say this is kind of unbelievable, but he calls it a miracle. here's how he lays out the timeline. he says wednesday night he was on the cruise ship with his family, they've been planning for about two years, a group of about 18 of them. he was having some drinks but was far from inebriated but the last thing he remembers was around 10:30 that night when he was with his family. his family reported him missing the next day and he wasn't rescued until around 8:30 the very next day. he was in shark-infested waters, hoping someone would save him. also keeping an eye, he saw quite a few jelly fish out there. >> i swam through two bug schools of jelly official. i could take the slime off of my arm and was slinging it. i had one on the back of my neck. i remember going through the jelly fish. i was opening my ey

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coast guard license. >> if you carry passengers for hire in a boat, you have to have that license.ce people are paying to go out there, then the coast guard considers that we're carrying them for hire. >> reporter: and according to butt, it can be an intense job, but also a great way to save money. >> it's a good opportunity for them to work a couple years and save enough money to buy a house, not -- maybe not in san francisco. >> reporter: butt says there's no deadline for applications, and that interviews can start as early as next month. the goal is to have the new innkeepers move into the lighthouse by april of next year. nbc bay area news. >>>> could b be a fun adventure. >>> all right, crab seasonn w w openen on thee last day of the year. late this afternoon, the state department official wildlife sent out word that commercial crab season will begin on december 31st. new year's eve. crab season was originally supposed to begin mid-november but was paused to allow scientists to monitor humpback whales along the coast. the crab nets can be a hazard fofor whales.s. fish a and wi

coast guard.o were wearing the life jackets after a fire erupted in the ship's engine room just after 5:00 p.m.enter five people were reported injured. three had to go to the hospital for treatment for minor injuries. new yorkers will tell you, this is a very busy form of mass transit. on a typical weekday five boats make 117 trips carrying approximately 75,000 passengers. the fire department responded quickly working with the coast guard and crew members to get passengers to safety. >> the crew of the vessel was very quick to act and acted appropriately by notifying the coast guard of an emergency on board. they were also very quick to make sure they sealed the engine room, evacuated the area and followed the protocol to put the co2. >> the ferry was anchored as passengers were transferred off the ship. fire officials will make sure the fire is all the way out before opening the engine hold for 24 hours to make sure the fire is extinguished. the weather here is awful. we have high tides and high

defense, first and foremost, but as i said also in this bill on intel and foreign affairs and the coast guard and elsewhere. madam speaker, the house really isn't in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. mr. smith: really important we get that job done and we do it really, really well. i condition go through every single item in this bill but i can tell you just about every member in this house has something in this bill that's important for policy, important to their district. i know because they have been talking to me for the last six months about it. this is important policy that makes a huge difference for the people, embodying the people in this country. i urge my colleagues to support it. i want to say two more quick things before i yield -- three more quick things before i yield to my partner, mr. rog, on this. first of all i want to thank him, the staff and everybody involved in all of that. to yield -- to field that many requests takes a lot of time. the staff on the armed services committee has been outstanding. and we are a bipartisan staff. we work together

that coast guard station was abandoned by a coast guard station and we went in there and we took it over. we said we are using the 1868 treaty because it's supposed to come back to the native people and wey are claiming it. i can remember the phone ringing in the middle of the night. i picked it up and the guy said i hope she doesn't know anybody overseas. [laughter] these treaties that we have that and suread that it is returned o us. national parks and putting them up four sale and doing all that. this is really upsetting to me. those are supposed to go back to tribes. we never gave them up, they were taken. the government would condemn the land. take it for their use. youu see that some of that land is devastated. i don't know what they are turning it into, but some of us want it back. >> the miracle of what you all did, the miracle of all of that was it had not happened before. this was something that had been advocated every time the united states wouldld bend in one of these locations that they had taken. it was not being returned as the treaty would require. sorry, sharon. >> i'm

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i don't if you can see behind me, but it's currently being pulled away by the cuban coast guard vessel that says it all until people see real improvements in the allies. and people see a reason to say hundreds of thousands of people are going to continue making that threat 1st journey. then i just say joe garcia is a former us congressman. he says sanctions are unlikely to lift unless keep a release his political prisoners. and that means the migrants will keep coming, these are highly educated, they have their, their, they have a community already here, that is acculturated. and so the, the, they begin then they be, they in grass, into the community and becoming american economy right now are so strong, we need the workforce. all that said, still a huge drain on the country. so clearly cubans got to do something to solve it because it was, it is a driver that is bringing these folks here. there is no question that us sanctions have a part to plague. also, the cuban leadership has a responsibility. clearly, they know where the united states stand. they've got a little bit under a 1000

. >>> tonight, the coast guard is searching for a missing plane off maui. a life flight plane used to transport patients. authorities say the plane went down with three crew members on board, no patients, flying from maui to the big island when the plane fell off radar. the coast guard has found some debris tonight. no word, though, if it's from the plane. we'll continue to follow this. >>> in the meantime, when we come back here, with millions set to travel for christmas, the news coming in on gas prices. and those really important shipping deadlines. we'll go down the list for you. with rybelsus®. and those really important shipping deadlines. we'll go down the list for you. shipping deadlines. we'll go down the list for you. and those really important shipping deadlines. we'll go down the list for you. important shipping deadlines. we'll go down the list for you. . we'll go down the list for you. significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type

i don't if you can see behind me, but it's currently being pulled away by the cuban coast guard vessel that says at all until people see real improvements in the lies until people see a reason to stay. hundreds of thousands of people are going to continue making that threats restraining to united states more protest. hers have died in peru let's as crowds continue to call for the reinstatement of the former president pedro castillo. the appointment of deena buller warranty has the new president's on her promises to call her early elections, have not appeased. angry protesters. marianna sanchez reports from lima. oh, nearly 2000 protesters over run the air coating. nikita good 2nd largest city. they blocked axes and clashed with police main, highways and several regions remained blocked, but whose political turmoil is growing with people protesting in large and small cities in the centre, south, and north of the country. for some, the demonstrations have turned deadly. the family of 17 year old dick, i'm to remind you of kiss b is devastated by his death. alina, my mother is very hurt b

woman: the spanish coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea in the last 24 hours. man: these moving dots are actually lines of migrants traversing the moroccan forest, waiting for the right time to cross. narrator: around the world, millions of people are fleeing their homes to escape war and persecution, to seek refuge from environmental disasters, or to find better economic opportunities for their families. but watching television reports in the countries that are faced with accepting them, it is clear that new border walls, nationalist policies, and other barriers are actually escalating human tragedy. [people shouting in spanish] narrator: behind the headlines are personal stories about the young migrants who are compelled to flee their homes and keep trying to come. now on "the global mosaic." working on different continents, two filmmakers are documenting human migration. in spain, paula palacios has directed more than a dozen films about refugees trying to reach europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer

woman: the spanish coast guard has rescued more than 200 migrants from the mediterranean sea in the last 24 hours. man: these moving dots are actually lines of migrants traversing the moroccan forest, waiting for the right time to cross. narrator: around the world, millions of people are fleeing their homes to escape war and persecution, to seek refuge from environmental disasters, or to find better economic opportunities for their families. but watching television reports in the countries that are faced with accepting them, it is clear that new border walls, nationalist policies, and other barriers are actually escalating human tragedy. [people shouting in spanish] narrator: behind the headlines are personal stories about the young migrants who are compelled to flee their homes and keep trying to come. now on "the global mosaic." working on different continents, two filmmakers are documenting human migration. in spain, paula palacios has directed more than a dozen films about refugees trying to reach europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer

. >> he got the coast guard to start searching, such a search is very challenging and very difficult,se when a person disappears in open waters, it is very difficult to find the body. he checked into the hotel, where his room he spoke again with bill. >> he said everything and here is an italian. he said i do not speak the language. he said i'm scared. >> he also spoke with his friend susan, who says she could hear fear in his voice. >> he was claiming that he was being treated unjustly, that no one spoke english, and that everyone was just being mean to him and treating him as if he had done something wrong, and he was out of his element and did not know what to do. >> that is when -- made a decision, that would come back to haunt him. coming up, mickey is missing. >> usually bodies are never found when they disappear in open waters. >> and he is desperate. >> he was a disheveled master, and he was acting fearful. it just seemed like he should just go. >> to protect himself? >> yes. >> he says can you get me out of here? >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues shell-fish-pre

a boat carrying migrants in refugees trying to leave. cuba has been stopped by the coast guard in heaven. a bang. it's estimated a quarter of a 1000000 people have left the island in the past 12 months. many of them making the dangerous boat run to the us. the remains of 53 people killed during spain. civil war have been zoomed in the northern basque region. investigators will try to identify the bones dug up in the town of diana and returned them to relatives and tuesdays world camp action will say a semi final showdown between argentina and croatia. the match at the sales stadium will be 2 of the greatest plays to everywhere and number 10, jersey against each of them. that's argentine as lino. messy and correlation. luca much rich. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily anguish. the news continues here, announces era after witness to stay with the understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. and so now you take, it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. i'll let you watch. the old school goes busted. the one that came out whe

another coast guard operation. over the area , has spotted over the area, has spotted another two people in the water. now, we don't know the condition of those in the vigils and whether other vessels on the ground have been able to get to them as yet . but bearing ground have been able to get to them as yet. but bearing in mind, as i say , 6 hours of a lot mind, as i say, 6 hours of a lot going topside and these people were thrown into the water . were thrown into the water. clearly, anyone in the water for such a period of time, the outlook is not going to be good at all. sadly we understand that at all. sadly we understand that a number of fatalities have already been taken back to dover harbour, the main hospital in ashford. the accident and emergency room has been cleared of all known emergency personnel that are in their abodes. patients, i should say , who are patients, i should say, who are less seriously injured so that they can deal with the casualties that are being brought from the english channel to th