one reason is the traum a. or you can have cancer or immobility.e sure if have you a pain in your calf to get the sonogram. and it has to be treated. a couple of things. first of the all, the question of whether it can break off with exercise. if it's sitting there, you could dislodge it. you want to figure out whether she has an underlying predisposition. we are talking about family history today. a factor deficiency is very, very common. dpt decreases risk with age. after surgery, have you a 20 times greater risk for getting blood clots, after a fracture, like she has, it's 10 times greater of a blood clot in the leg or the lungs. so you have to be on the lookout for anything that immobilizes you, a fracture with a cast on does that. it is not that alone. not everyone has a fracture that will get the blood clot. but if you have a tendency, you might. >> great question. thanks for addressing the emails. it is said, your mom told you, it's the most important meal of the day -- breakfast. is it healthy as it could be? you can get the most out of you

but i was listening to our chief surgeon, being a level 1 traum awe have that status, with the adult and the pediatric side. she was saying that all the patients have been saved. we have had no deaths in our hospital. so we are very fortunate with that. >> excellent. thank you, scott. what about injuries? you say no deaths, but what are some of the most severe injuries? >> the chief surgeon was telling us, we received injuries -- the gamut, from minor injuries, cuts and bruises, hypothermia set in on some folks. but many cases of impalements and crush injuries, as well. >> without getting too graphic, can you explain the impalement? >> a tornado, f-4 or f-5, i am not sure. but tornadoes at that force, have you debris whipping around everywhere. it's easy for small objects to go through the human body. obviously, that's what happened. >> wow. that is pretty graphic. the word itself is pretty graphic. >> right. >> tell me, what else would you like the individuals, the viewers who are watching to know? any other information? >> well, you know, again, i was just listening to the chief tr

but i was listening to our chief surgeon, being a level 1 traum awe have that status, with the adult the pediatric side. she was saying that all the patients have been saved. we have had no deaths in our hospital. so we are very fortunate with that. >> excellent. thank you, scott. what about injuries? you say no deaths, but what are some of the most severe injuries? >> the chief surgeon was telling us, we received injuries -- the gamut, from minor injuries, cuts and bruises, hypothermia set in on some folks. but many cases of impalements and crush injuries, as well. >> without getting too graphic, can you explain the impalement? >> a tornado, f-4 or f-5, i am not sure. but tornadoes at that force, have you debris whipping around everywhere. it's easy for small objects to go through the human body. obviously, that's what happened. >> wow. that is pretty graphic. the word itself is pretty graphic. >> right. >> tell me, what else would you like the individuals, the viewers who are watching to know? any other information? >> well, you know, again, i was just listening to the chief trauma

authorities say there were no signs of traum or foul play.ty sheriff robert hilt is out front tonight with the latest. sheriff, thank you for joining us. i know you received preliminary autopsy results. you have learned anything new about how collin finnerty died? >> not at this time. the pathologist just issued a report to us stating there is no determined cause of death at this time. which means he has to complete his investigation as far as the rust of the toxicology and the other test that's have to be performed. >> can you tell us in any greater deal tail what finnerty is said to have said to his family when he called them on sunday? >> we really weren't sure what was said other thank he was uncomfortable on the river. the part of the river that he was fishing on is not part of our scenic river act. so they don't clean the banks and it was a very, very grown over part. the sticks were hitting him in the face, that kind of thing. and he expressed that he was uncomfortable with some other things. and he wanted to come off the river. it was

but i was listening to our chief surgeon, being a level 1 traum awe have that status, with the adultiatric side. she was saying that all the patients have been saved. we have had no deaths in our hospital. so we are very fortunate with that. >> excellent. thank you, scott. what about injuries? you say no deaths, but what are some of the most severe injuries? >> the chief surgeon was telling us, we received injuries -- the gamut, from minor injuries, cuts and bruises, hypothermia set in on some folks. but many cases of impalements and crush injuries, as well. >> without getting too graphic, can you explain the impalement? >> a tornado, f-4 or f-5, i am not sure. but tornadoes at that force, have you debris whipping around everywhere. it's easy for small objects to go through the human body. obviously, that's what happened. >> wow. that is pretty graphic. the word itself is pretty graphic. >> right. >> tell me, what else would you like the individuals, the viewers who are watching to know? any other information? >> well, you know, again, i was just listening to the chief trauma surgeon