fort pierce, florida the 13-year-old shows us her battle wounds i just remember seeing its head come up and bite me in the stomach. reporter: the beach lover had been with a friend doing what she does almost every day. just swimming around, talking. reporter: within seconds a casual swim became a bloody attack. when it latched on to my stomach, not being able to breathe at all, i hit it with my other hand, its nose or face and accidentally slid my finger in its mouth. reporter: faced with a feisty bull shark. she fought back all i was thinking of was doing and hitting it and getting it away from me as quick as i could ( reporter: she ran out of the water and straight home to mom. she was covered with blood i wrapped her and threw her in my car. reporter: she was covered in bite marks across her stomach, arm, and leg. the doctor is like, young lady if you didn t push this thing away half your stomach would be gone. reporter: ella now sports 19 stitches, a remin
bleeding has been addressed using these radiology techniques and putting catheters in and stopping the bleeding and the fourth patient is stable and these patients that are still in the operating room are considered in critical condition meaning they ve been needing medications to maintain their blood pressure. so it s pretty touch and go still for at least a couple of these patients, jake. the sad state of medical care in the united states today is that a lot of doctors in emergency rooms and a lot of surgeons now have to be expert in battle wounds as if they were ? yeah. as if they were medics or physicians assistants like iraq and afghanistan ten years ago. it is remarkable, jake. i ve been a surgeon now for over 20 years, 25 years and the types of injuries that we see have totally changed, as you re alluding to. i can also tell you, you look at
investigation into iran s violent crackdown on protesters. the vote approving the fact finding mission was passed by 25 to 6, with 16 member states abstaining. the un says more than 300 people have been killed and thousands arrested since protests began. the bbc s az a day moshiri reports. many of the s streets look like a war zone. it s people are carrying battle wounds. it s people are carrying battle wounds. children are being killed. like this nine year old. shot dead by security forces.
look like a war zone. its people are carrying the battle wounds. its children are being killed. like nine year old kian, shot dead by security forces. words about him have now become a painful cry amongst iranians. the united nations human rights council says the situation in iran is now critical. the unnecessary and disproportionate use of force must come to an end. the old methods and the fortress mentality of those who wield power simply do not work. in fact, they only aggravate the situation. we are now in a full fledged human rights crisis. its members have approved an international fact finding mission to investigate the crackdown. that s despite iran s own diplomats fighting hard to block it.