are seeing coming to them. there are people, an old man died there last night, three people have given birth there. they re dealing with all manner of injuries. so there s still a lot of needs. that s just here at the airport. i want to bring in captain john seamus, correct? correct. you re here with the air force. what s your job here? i m with combat patrollers. our primary job is to help the filipinos re-establish this air field and make sure it s efficient for 24 hours a day. that s the priority to get this up and running in 24 hours. what does that require? no, yesterday we arrived and the lights on the runway weren t working. we set up lights. as of yesterday the lights are working again. but then the next question can we do night operations. what we bring to the effort is to assist during 24-hour operations which includes 12 hours a night operations.
fancy equipment. he is looking at trying to burn sewage just to get as much done as he possibly can. anderson? you know, barbara, on the medical front, you can maybe just pass this along. i ve talked to a lot of people who say that there are three local hospitals. they re not accepting patients anymore. they said they don t have electricity. they don t have supplies. right now patients say the only place they can go is basically right over there. there s what used to be a small clinic. it s now overrun with patients. i talked to two doctors there, both of whom say they are overwhelmed. they need more doctors. they say they don t have enough supplies. what s really frustrating, they say they don t even have enough water and food at that clinic to deal with all the people they are seeing coming to them. there are people, an old man died there last night, three people have given birth there. they re dealing with all manner of injuries. so there s still a lot of needs. that s just here a