Cut the guy a little slack. Most people (including journalists) know more about
the dangers of mines, where there oftentimes is a problem with enough good
quality air, so when a good journalist asks that kind of question, they're
asking that because they know that the audience might be wondering
I’ve been in caves that didn’t have enough air! Nancy
> On Mon, January 19, 2015 12:57 pm, Mixon Bill via Texascavers wrote:
>> One of the more entertaining interviews has one TV
>> reporter asking Ron Kerbo if the rescue personnel had enough food,
>> water, and air. Kerbo just calmly assumed hi
On Mon, January 19, 2015 12:57 pm, Mixon Bill via Texascavers wrote:
> One of the more entertaining interviews has one TV
> reporter asking Ron Kerbo if the rescue personnel had enough food,
> water, and air. Kerbo just calmly assumed him that they did.
That was Bryant Gumbel on the "Today" show
After "Emily's Spring Break" at Lechuguilla Cave, somebody put
together a collection of TV news items recorded during the rescue. I
think I saw it at an NSS convention; no idea whether it can be seen
anywhere now. One of the more entertaining interviews has one TV
reporter asking Ron Kerbo
