BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Now to the very latest with those nine survivors of that dramatic Cuban plane crash in the Gulf of Mexico earlier this week. Today they are waking up on U.S. soil officially. CNN's David Lewis live now from Key West with more on what is happening on this front now. David, good morning.</s>DAVID LEWIS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Bill. Here's the latest, two of the nine survivors from Tuesday's plane crash are still located here at the Lower Florida Keys Hospital in Key West. The other seven have been transported by the Immigration and Naturalization Service either to the Crome (ph) Detention Center in Miami or the Miami area to a hotel. There's a press conference expected to start shortly at the Crome Detention Center when the Immigration and Naturalization Service will bring us up to date. What happened last night was this: The Panamanian freighter, where eight of the nine survivors were plucked out of the sea from, and where then turned over to the Coast Guard, who brought them here to Key West on the Coast Guard cutter Nantucket. They were then brought in here to the hospital, given medical exams, one woman was admitted, and the other eight then left under the custody of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. The name of the one person on that crop duster that left Cuba who died has now been released. It is Judelle Preg (ph), who was in his early 20s. His brother was also on the flight, he survived. Their father is already in Florida and has been living here for a number of years. The remaining seven, you know, will now -- their legal status will be decided shortly and that's where this story is going now.</s>HEMMER: All right, David Lewis live this morning in Key West. Thank you.
All Nine Survivors of Cuban Plane Crash Waking up on U.S. Soil Officially