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Divers that are actually diving and trying to recover loved ones is almost unimaginable. so at sometime during the operation, you're going to have to monitor the integrity of the vessel, you're going to have to monitor the weather, you're going to have to monitor the movement of the vessel and keep in mind the divers with in zero visibility doing dives that require heavy physical exertion, penetrational dives, they don't have direct access to the surface and debris constantly inside and damage, things that they have to negotiate that can entrap a diver. so it's almost becoming unimaginable for...

Ecological disaster unfolding off the coast of italy, italian government raising concerns the wrecked cruise ship may start to slide off the cliff it's sitting on and sink below the surface. ght now that ship is in about 45 feet of water but if it tips over the edge, there is a big worry it could start to spill more than half a million gallons of fuel. steve arusa is director of the international association of rescue specialists, emergency response team. steve, thank you for being here. so what we can't really see in the picture, in the actual, you know, live picture that we've been looking a...

To the pounding of the ocean and stability of the ship even where it is now. do the divers contend with that, how so, who can go in and secure that fuel? >> well, the oil company should have resources to respond to the scene and hopefully offload that fuel off of that cruise ship. the challenge is the amount of damage. and is that ship stable enough for them to get their equipment and do they have access with all that damage to the fuel cell toss remove it. it's very dynamic, it's very risky. then you've got the weather that plays a part in it. megyn: i just want to tell our viewers, we talked...