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To rescue them work, and therefore the same methods will hopefully be successful with their friends. >> bill, tell me a little bit about these british divers who are playing a role in the rescues. i understand there's civilians. i've heard one of them is a consultant from bristol. the other a retired firefighter from coventry. give me some sense of them and their experience in cave diving. >> right. well, i mean, they started as cavers, not just cave dives, but cave explorers. and they started getting into cave diving because when you encountered a flooded passage in a cave, if you can dive th...

And her broken leg to the surface of one of america's deepest caves. that was back in 1991. emily joins me now live from albany, new york. and emily, we're trying to imagine this horrible scene, these boys trapped underground in the darkness. i mean, give us a sense, from your perspective, of the conditions that they're facing. >> well, their conditions are actually a great deal more difficult than mine were. they were in complete darkness. they were without food and water. their situation is extremely difficult. i was lucky to be surrounded by experienced cave explorers. we had food. we had w...

Watching for that. i'm sorry a diver had to lose his life to find that out. but i think it needs to be moved forward. cave explorers in general have a very positive outlook. the kids have kept -- i heard that their letters to their parents joke about food and various other things and not to worry. that's part of the way to get them out is to keep up a sense of humor and looking to the future with confidence in their rescuers. >> all right. emily davis, a survivor of a situation similar to this one that these young people are facing in thailand, you obviously survived that situation and have li...

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