noises yesterday, and we put assets there. we relocated assets immediately. with respect to food and water, my understanding is there is limited russians. i cannot tell you exactly how much they have our board, but they have limited rations aboard. ,,, ., ,, ., ., , aboard. speaking to the families, how much hope aboard. speaking to the families, how much hope can aboard. speaking to the families, how much hope can you - aboard. speaking to the families, how much hope can you give - aboard. speaking to the families, | how much hope can you give them after hearing those noises question mark i think you need to be careful, we need to have hope, right? buti we need to have hope, right? but i can t tell you we need to have hope, right? but i can t tell you what we need to have hope, right? but i can t tell you what the we need to have hope, right? iei,ii i can t tell you what the noises are. what i can tell you is, which is the most important point, we are searching where the noi
ferry s helm when it capsized and not the captain himself. divers have begun pumping air into the ferry while a large sea crane has arrived at the site. president obama offered condolences and help to south korea yesterday. i just want to express, on behalf of the american people, our deepest condolences to the public of korea and the families of all those who have seen their loved ones lost when the ferry sank within the past couple of days. last night south korean schools held a candlelight vigil for victims while the hunt for survivors continues. at least 13 guides are dead after an early mountain avalanche swept across mt. everest. this is the first major avalanche on mt. avalanche that is mt. everest this
pressed more than 60,000 children in the service and about two million people have dn displaced by the fighting that is continuing to go on there. you mentioned 100 u.s. troops. can we be more specific about what type of troops? special forces? do you know? we don t have that level of specificity yet but some special forces are included in that mix. but you have logistics and communications, all that is needed to support those troops. in the president s letter they say that they are not going to engage the lower army directly. they are there to gain assistance but, of course, you always have to be prepared if things don t go that way. and the letter does clearly state that if attacked, these troops will be prepared to defend themselves. we re talking about a land locked country here in africa. what sort of dangers might these troops be up against? well, you re talking about a civil war that has been raging there for decades, very experienced fighters in that area. you
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