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it pretty much runs the gamete of multiple gunshots.of the injuries that we're dealing with and the patients are dealing with right now are going to be permanent. >> can you describe the folks that have, you said multiple gunshots. is it more than two or three in some cases? >> some cases, yes. >> what is the most? >> i do not know. >> do you know what type of caliber weapon -- [ inaudible ] >> i do not know. i know it was a range of different weapons as far as handguns to shotgun injuries. >> here at this hospital. >> here at this hospital, that's right. as to the specifics, no, i couldn't really answer that question. >> was there anyone that appeared to be hurt by explosives? shrapnel? >> the injuries that we're dealing with are primarily gunshot injuries. so, chemical injuries, shrapnel injuries, we're really not seeing those to the patients that we have admitted to the hospital. >> in a normal year, how many gunshot victims would you guys see in a month or a year? >> tracy, throw me a number. >> oh, gosh, i don't know the number. >>