BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Earlier in our broadcast, we were interrupted by technical difficulties. Martin Savidge live in Pearl Harbor is back with us now to finish his report. Marty, hello again.</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Hello again, Bill. And according to the U.S. Navy, on the second day of the debriefing process, the crew members are in good spirits, they are in good health, according to the doctors, and they are delivering good information, as far as the investigation. These debriefs are conducted usually one crew member at a time. There are 12 teams going at the whole bunch, though. These debriefs are conducted in a conference room, and they're usually last for about an hour a session. In between, the crew is given breaks. Most of them are relying on the telephones they've been given to call home and keep their families constantly updated. We are told the debriefings are right on schedule, and should be completed at 10 p.m. local time tonight. Good news, because they plan to board an aircraft at 7:20 tomorrow morning local time, and begin their way home to Whidbey island and the arms of their family members. Something else going on here in Pearl Harbor today. You may remember the USS Greeneville and the incident of a collision with a Japanese fishing trawler. Today, the three members that make up the court of inquiry passed along their recommendations and findings to Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, the man who called for that court of inquiry. Reportedly, those admirals are deeply divided on what sort of punishment should be meted out. They could not, apparently, reach consensus on if there should be a courts-martial for Commander Scott Waddle. Some suggest there could be a less severe punishment, an admiral's mast, that could deliver out, that is, the possibility of a limited house arrest or just a letter of reprimand. Now it's in the lap of Admiral Fargo to come up with a final decision. He has 30 days to do that -- Bill.</s>HEMMER: Thanks for hanging in there. Martin Savidge, again from Pearl Harbor tonight.
Debriefing of EP-3 Plane Crew is on Schedule