LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: Updating you now on that small Cuban plane that crashed in the Gulf of Mexico, Tuesday, the remaining eight survivors from that crash arrived in Key West overnight. There are still plenty of questions about this case, though. CNN's David Lewis is in Key West, and he's got the latest for us right now. David, good morning.</s>DAVID LEWIS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Morning, Leon. The latest is that, last night, late last night, the remaining passengers on that plane were transported from the Panamanian freighter that picked them up after the plane crashed to the Coast Guard cutter Nantucket. They then came here to Key West, were taken off of the Coast Guard cutter, taken here to the Florida Keys Hospital and given medical examinations. One woman was admitted, the rest, then, were transported to Miami. That means that there are two people here in the hospital: one male, who has been here since the crash on Tuesday, and the woman. And the remaining seven are now, presumably headed towards Miami. Two will go to the Chrome (ph) medical -- the Chrome INS facility for processing, and that's the two men, and the remaining seven -- the remaining six will be in an area hotel. And, that's the situation from here, Leon.</s>HARRIS: Well, David, we understand some of these survivors have relatives in Florida. Has there been any contact with them, or any reaction from them at this point?</s>LEWIS: Yes, family members have been here at the hospital, and presumably they will also be at the Chrome INS facility and paying close attention to this case. As always, with these matters, the Cuban community will be paying a lot of attention to what goes on and giving their family support.</s>HARRIS: All right, thanks much, David Lewis reporting live this morning.
Remaining Eight Cuban Plane Crash Survivors Enter U.S.