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It. if he was on the back side, he knows that they're going to be coming in, all he has to do is wait. he would know how to do what he needed to do and not panic, i would think, if he's been in the mines that long. bill: best tom. bruce dial, thank you for your expertise out of charlotte, waiting out of information from idaho on the condition of him. we'll watch this, as we watch it and it develops this mornlg, click on the bya web page, also shoot me an e-mail, hemmer, foxnews.com, also twitter, bill hemmer, because you asked, bya, taking questions on that. about the downgrade of the u.s. eco...

And it's -- they're very understanding. bruce dial has investigating several mine fatalities. let's go back to this morning when they said, we have to get these crews out of there. so close. just about 1,000 feet away from a rescue chamber. put that into perspective for us. >> what they did after they drilled the hole frs the surface down to help ventilate the area, they sent the crews back in. well, these holes that they're putting down would only allow about 850 cubic feet of air into the that area. so the content, the methane content of 5.4% was still there. which is too high to take the ch...

Governor, it may be until tomorrow night before they can drill into this mine, bring in fresh air and replace some of the toxic methane gas and allow crews to find the four missing miners. bruce dial is an expert on safety. bruce, 25 miners already killed. four missing at this point. talk a little about the danger that lies in store for search crews when they go in. >> well, the rescue teams go in to look for the missing miners, they had to pull those out because of the high methane exposure to help get rid of the methane, they've decided to drill holes down from the surface down to -- so they...

Weeks of training her year -- per year, and what my understanding is is these older inspectors, german level, haven't been getting the one or two weeks of training they should have been getting. jane: bruce dyl -- bruce dial, certified mining inspector, thank you for your expertise this morning. jon: a live picture 3 miles off of the island of key biscayne, what you see burning there is the remnants of what used to be a 57-foot carver, we're told, unknown how this thing caught fire. there were two people on board, they jumped into the water when the fire broke out and they have been rescued, p...

There's families that do this for generations as a business. it's the best job in town. sadly, one of the stories was of a family that lost three people in this disaster yesterday. out of the 25 dead, a mother lost her son and two grandsons. i spoke with a red cross official who tried to comfort them, she said the mother after she had hugged her, one mother who had survived, she said to him, timmy, i don't ever want you going back down in that mine. he said, mama, that's what i do for a living. that's his job. even though she lost a son and two grandsons, she was pleading with her other son no...