up, people then carrying those bodies very carefully in a very dignified way towards the ambulances, each one driving off slowly and carefully, but the speed of the process, if you will, the number of ambulances now, the pace has picked up and that is an indication that the recovery efforts are progressing better than they were in the past few days, but it s not easy. we ve been told that the divers still face very limited visibility. they ve been focusing on the third and fourth levels within the ship. the third level they ve been trying to get to a cafeteria. they weren t able to get that far, there were a lot of obstacles in the way. they were able to get to a lounge. what they hope to be able to do next is break the wall down between the lounge and the cafeteria area. they say that won t be easy. they ve also been searching on the fourth floor towards the back of the ship where some of the cabins were, where they believe some of the people aboard were taking cover, if you will, in
this. the gee whiz, the wow. right. look, martin savidge, we are huge fan. he s right here, free to move around the country. by the way, your studio is way too big. we re thinking of downsizing, putting it under water somewhere. come back and see us soon, okay? thank you. thanks for joining us. legal view with ashleigh legal view with ashleigh banfield starts now. captions by vitac www.vitac.com a 16-year-old survives in the wheel well. how did he get past security on to runway in the first place. divers have just made it into the south korean ferry s cafeteria area. that s where they believe the bulk of the passengers were huddled when that ship went
live at the rescue staging area in the seaside down of jindoh. talk about how difficult the conditions are for divers essentially looking for dead bodies inside the hull. reporter: the conditions are very tough. not only are they battling currents and very limited visibility, it s getting around on the ship that s proving difficult in itself. they have ten guide groups from the surface secured on it the ship so they can find their way down. that s how tough it is to see. they ve been faced with obstacles that they have to physically move. they ve been able to get into what they describe as a lounge area where there were entertain facilities. they understood entertainment facilities. they wanted to get to the area where the lounge of the cafeteria is, it s a solid wall, so they re contemplating breaking through somehow. they believe that more of the missing may be inside the cafeteria area, going through the cabins on the fourth level
and they re just going to be basically working their way in the middle, starting at the lowest, which is the most dangerous and pressing and work their way up. and they try to do it as systematically as possible? that is it. and there is a lot of talk about the possibility of air pockets. we don t know if there are, if there were is there any way to tell where they might be? there are three things you had to have gone through to be a survivor right now. you had to survive, if they hit something, a blunt trauma, you had to survive that. number two, an area where there is breathable air. most likely those will be where the cabins are. i understand a lot of folks were in the cafeteria area. that is about an hour and hour and a half of being submersed in the water. one or two people were able to get a majority of their body in
fire a couple shots. looked like he had a shotgun, shooting over the railing. and i m going to have to cut this short because the s.w.a.t. team is here and they have their guns and say i have to leave right now. randy, i completely understand. thank you very much for speaking with us. and we re going to reiterate what you have just shared with us from eye-witnesses there. randy brooks, get outside safely, thank you very much. all of you may have heard what randy said, that he had a customer run by the store and then come inside, saying that he had seen the shooter, someone with a shotgun on an upper level, randomly shooting down into what he described as the cafeteria area. so that certainly strikes terror. jim cavanaugh, interpret that for me. when he says a shotgun, you know, that s something that one would think would be easily detectible if someone is bringing a shotgun inside of a mall like that. right. well, it could be hidden under a coat, certainly, with all of the cold wea