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As the nation approaches the celebration of a century of its existence on Oct. 29, various athletes and artists have dedicated their achievements to the...

Started with airplanes, they started with airplanes that crashed a lot and until they got to the point where they are today where we have super sonic jets and all that and we still have problems. the diving community is really not going to react too much to a submarine. we're scuba divers, whether recreationally or public safety divers. and we use certain precautions based upon the serious and knowledge of others that have been there before us. you have to use sxhoncommon sen but there is a sense of adventure made that many of us may follow that may not work out so well. but hopefully we all l...

Me too many times and them looking at us and saying that you are the only one that can do anything about this, we try the best we could. but in this particular case here, there may not be anything to bring back. very unfortunately. >> and i want you to listen to anderson cooper spoke with james cameron last night. >> and here is a case starkly today where the collective we didn't remember the lesson of "titanic," these guys at oceangate didn't because the arrogance and uberous that septembersent that ship to its cdoom is exacty the same thing. it is heartbreaking that it was so preventable. >>...

>> yeah. very much so. i'm very happy to know that the french ship is out there, and victor. that's an extremely capable group and they're motivated because they know and love p.h. as well and vice versa. he knows and loves them, at a. i think about it all the time. and not just me. if you went to st. john right now, many of the people in that community know p.h. and certainly in the diving community. he was much loved, is much loved in that community. so we're all holding out sake for his sake, for the other four people and their families and loved ones that this has a happy ending. >> it is ...

The man who made the discovery intends to stay underwater for 100 consecutive days. Staying in the water for long is no easy feat, yet Joseph Dituri, an associate professor at the University of South Florida and a former naval officer will be doing it for 100 days.