have five in all, and none in critical condition. so that is the good news. but, craig, as you had pointed out to the chief of surgery here at san francisco general, which did take in the largest number of patients at 53 had something really good to say today. she was talking about two of the adults who suffered severe internal bleeding, abdominal hemorrhaging and had road rash all over their bodies. she was saying that the first responders who had gone to sfo right away were so good at triaging and taking care of those people that by the time they got here, they had a shot. she said had they not gotten that great initial care, two of them, at least two of them who got here, would not have survived. and the number wouldn't be two dead, it might have been four. again, she's praising the first responders, craig. >> stephanie truong from kntv. thank you for that report. the flight crew of asiana jet gave no indication of