He is moving and responding to stimuli and the things that we're doing. It means that he has brain function, central nervous system function if he responds to stimuli. That's good.

He responds to stimuli and that's good. He's still critically ill, in intensive care, he suffered a collapsed lung.

We don't expect to put him in the chamber and have him open his eyes and start talking to us.

I do expect, if the trend continues, that he will improve.

In most respects, we think he's making progress.

Having been laying still for so many hours and being poorly hydrated for that period of time has resulted in some kidney dysfunction. We assume that will be a temporary phenomenon while the kidneys recover.