KING: Welcome back. Since the first urgent calls came in late Sunday night, Las Vegas hospitals working nonstop try to save lives. CNN Stephanie Elam is just at the University Medical Center which has treated more than 100 victims from Sunday shooting. Stephanie, what's the latest on these victims?</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Right. Well, we just got an update here, John, and we're told (ph) that there are still 12 patients that remain in critical condition of this 104 that came in here. I actually was able to talk with the chief of the surgery department and I've got a bit of a tour inside of the trauma department to see how they were functioning inside of this base. [12:55: 02] And it was so full at one point that they were triaging people outside and actually had gurneys lined up on the inside of the building where they were because there was a need to prioritize which patients needed help first. We've also just learned that they did not deal with any amputations here. They are saying there that greater than 80 percent were dealing with gunshot wounds. As you might expect with other had graze wounds and other wounds from trying to get away from the scene including someone hit by a car and trying to run from the scene as well. But they are dealing with all of this and keeping these patients stabilized. They're saying a lot of patients that they've had, 40 of them as a matter of fact have been treated and released and they do have some patients that are showing progress and starting to seem to be stabilizing. But obviously still keeping their eyes on these patients and really just having such a quick response, John, just to let you know they were mobilized and here at the hospital before the bullets even stopped flying.</s>KING: We don't say enough for the people. First responders and medical personnel, thank you, thank you. Stephanie Elam on the ground for us, thank you as well. And thanks for joining us here in INSIDE POLITICS today. Hope to see you back here tomorrow. Wolf Blitzer picks up our special coverage after a quick break. Have a good day.
Hospitals Working Non-Stop To Treat Shooting Victims.