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Point of going to the edge of the bridge, going to the edge of the dock and saying, i'm here and i'm going to stay here and help as much as i can until somebody forces me off or the consequences of what's going on forces me off. >> what was explained to me on the site was -- because there's a lot of people there. there's a tremendous number of bodies ready to work. and they say, well, you can't have them on the pile. the pile is not stable. so they showed me the de-layering that they're doing. this is that steady state fire. you see the men and women on top. and on the other side of this. they...

I shot it wide just so we could see those things. you have the guys on top, who are listening and checking with a probe. >> yes. >> and then, in the middle, they have de-layered, as you guys call it. and they've blocked it up with wooden blocks and then they send in a sensor or a camera and then a dog. >> correct. >> and they said that they'd been doing that, spot by spot. this is the process. >> absolutely. so, there is just a few of them on top. they're using a delsar system, which is a listening device. and actually, they can pick up sound, scratches, back-and-forth movement. so they're try...

>> when you're working -- >> i mean, we're looking at images right now of people climbing over a pile of what we would call rubble. how do you -- what do you -- where do you begin? >> so, you know, so what they're doing here, in this particular footage, they're obviously searching by hand. that's why they have the buckets. they're taking brick by brick, stone by stone, debris by debris, into a bucket and taking it off the pile, looking for voids, looking to see -- they'll bring cameras in. sometimes they'll have the dogs walk on the pile first. >> and i assume it's got to be done kind of by ha...