them, the whole time while they were down below came by to visit them, and kind of had a funny comment about their conditions now, mental conditions right now as they are inside waiting to leave. this is dr. jeane ragmanoli. they are more anxious to get out of the hospital than they were from the mine. so, there you go. i think that we might see all but maybe those two and the maybe the one with the pneumonia get out of the hospital today. norah? yeah, they want to go back home and get back to their lives and their families or their mistre mistresses. kerry sanders, fabulous reporting. thank you so much. thank you. and topping off the hot shots, the happiest place on earth turns ugly and it is caught on camera. witnesses say that a park guest got mad when the disney bus driver told him that he and his family could not get on board, because the bus was already full. well, the disney officials are reviewing a tape of the scuffle.
demonstrators that do not fully trust the military. they even have skepticism as to whether or not the president himself has actually stepped down, john. and now i hope you can hear me. that is the question. it s almost sad to ask the question tonight. you want to be part of this historic celebration. but when it comes to that trust deficit, how do these protesters plan to organize so they can keep pressure, keep focus and keep negotiations going with the military government to make sure months from now we re watching elections? reporter: john, that s a great question. i think that s one that this group of protesters is actually trying to resolve right now, bearing in mind that there is no clear leadership at this point. and those negotiations that are going on at the higher level do not involve the type of people that are out here tonight. but we are hearing from most demonstrators they want to leave. others say they want to stay because they don t quite trust the military or the