:47:02
- She needs help, Randolph.
- Yeah.
:47:17
- I don't care. I gotta get the story.
- Excuse me. Out of the way.
:47:21
Excuse me.
:47:26
The "Dakar", a 40-year-old
Liberian oil tanker...
:47:29
...ran aground on Lawson Reef
at 12:05 last night...
:47:33
...spilling thousands of gallons
of raw crude...
:47:36
...endangering these orcas and other
wildlife indigenous to this region.
:47:40
- The single-hull tanker...
- I'll take care of it.
:47:42
... was built well before 1990,
the year when double hulls...
:47:47
... became mandatory, which many feel
could prevent disasters like this one.
:47:52
- Save the ecology.
- Don't kill the whales.
:48:08
She's here. Let's go.
:48:15
- Here we go.
- Let's secure that stuff.
:48:18
- I'm Dr. Haley.
- Cmdr. Blake, Coastal Marine Control.
:48:21
- Medical team's already here.
- This is what we've got.
:48:25
- Kate!
- Here, take this.
:48:28
Randolph.
:48:29
- I'm glad you're here.
- Me too. Me too.
:48:33
- When was this sample taken?
- Three hours ago.
:48:36
Four aspirations a minute.
Breathing's labored.
:48:39
Let's do this now. Prep the antibiotics.
:48:42
- Keflin?
- Twenty cc.
:48:44
Jesse found them.
:48:46
Jesse. Randolph's told me
all about you.
:48:49
Boat's ready, Kate.
:48:52
- Willy doesn't like doctors.
- She's one of the good ones.
:48:55
But he doesn't know that.