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Reporter: yeah, it is nonas a spectacular spot to see the sunset and to watch the ocean. if you look on trip advisor it highly recommends this as a great spot for picture-taking but there are lots of warnings how dangerous it can be to be careful of the steep cliffs which are at least 60 feet in some places with undeveloped terrain. in the last year alone two other people have fallen and died there. a 25-year-old woman who was trying to take a photo last january. in july, a 27-year-old man, same thing, trying to take a photo and fell backwards off the cliffs. now in the case of this man, joshu...

Amazing feat, the mane purpose was to neutralize the large anti ship guns that were on the cliffs. >> when you got up nothing is in them. >> the army ranger trained to climb the steep cliffs. but when rough seas forced his land to land on omaha reach he ran there but the big guns were not there. >> they were german. >> the missing guns were soon located and destroyed. germanal tillery fire was still coming from the wall. >> the question is they knock those guns out where was all of that artillery coming from? not the point. >> so these guns are in utah or omaha? >> gary stern purchased french ...

That conducted this amazing feet of arms, the main purpose for this was to neutralize the large anti-ship guns on the cliffs. >> they had these big casements. nothing's in them. >> jack burke trained in scotland to climb those steep cliffs. but when rough seas forced his boat to land, he went to pointe du hoc. german artillery fire was coming from the atlantic wall. >> they knocked those guns out. where was all that artillery coming from? not the pointe. >> gary stern purchased french land where he believes the artillery fire was coming from.

Library that. just nothing in the natural environment that would create anything even similar to that. >> david gallow, let's assume they don't hear any more pings. they just have the pings they got on sunday. randy said these can be heard for two plus miles. to a layman that doesn't seem like a huge amount of area to cover with sonar under the water, with side scanning sonar and underwater vehicles. is that naive to think that? >> no, it's not naive to think that. seems like a small amount. under the sea there's no gps navigation. it's pitch black. fairly hostile environment. where they are w...

They don't hear any more pings. they just have the pings they got on sunday. randy said these can be heard for two plus miles. to a layman that doesn't seem like a huge amount of area to cover with sonar under the water, with side scanning sonar and underwater vehicles. is that naive to think that? >> no, it's not naive to think that. seems like a small amount. under the sea there's no gps navigation. it's pitch black. fairly hostile environment. where they are working right now is on the north facing side of an underwater feature called the wallabe plateau. that place will be covered with lan...