diana s condition is not improving. is it your lungs? dr. broder has to do something drastic. he grabs his stethoscope michael s coming out. and plunges into the water. first he tries the inhaler again. and then he returns to the boat and rigs this oxygen tank. he scrjumps back into the water desperate to get diana some air. i m hyperventilating all the time. i bet you ve never seen an e.r. advice the livisit like th. it doesn t seem to make much difference. every few strokes now she stops and she gasps for air. despite it all, somehow she keeps on swimming. diane nyad s body is failing her and it s her will and that dream that has taken over. pressing on through sunset, past the 24-hour mark, and into the
diana s doctor. it s making my muscles so weak don t talk, don t talk. you re probably having a little asthma attack. dr. michael only! dr. michael only! don t worry, you re good. i love you. michael jumps on to the escort boat. i ve been having trouble catching my breath in the last two hours and now it s turning to wheezing. we re going to give you this inhaler. it sounds like asthma but diana has never had an asthma attack while swimming. now she can t breathe. i just lost all the blood to my muscles. let s get it back. you don t need to move it anywhere. you want me to try to give you a puff from here? the inhaler seems to help. listen, is it taking effect?
0 we ran out of time for the ridiculist. dr. sanjay gupta s special report diane nyad s supreme dream come true is next. 100 miles of open ocean stretched between cuba and florida. keep it up, diana! water surging with currents, teeming with sharks and deadly jelly fish. a route so difficult, no swimmer has ever crossed unaided. i m barely alive right now, i m just barely alive. the swim starts here. she s going to jump in. now inside an extraordinary journey. diane nyad, endurance swimmer and record holding. it seemed almost like a dream to me but now it s real. from the first strokes to the dramatic finish. five attempts, four failures, one extreme dream. for diane nyad, it all started four years ago with a birthday, a big birthday. diana was about to turn 60 years old. i was driving in my car telling myself you better get with these life lessons, you can t go back, you better just seize the day, go forward. 60 isn t old. was looking at the cars in the rear view mir
chairman don graham. offereder s four sons memories of their father. he won the pulitzer in 1973 for his coverage of the watergate scandal. he died on march 9 and was 81- years old. this is about one hour and 30 minutes. welcome. david broder was a reporter. he knew that about himself from literally his youngest days. he never reconsidered or later in his passion for his calling for his competitive resolve to be the best he could keep became a columnist, a lecturer, a speaker, at pandit, and a tv talking-head. he was also a husband, a father, and a grandfather. i am george broder, one of his sons. i stand with you wearing at his watch, which was his own father s watch a depression era men from chicago to took care of his patients entered payment in cash only when he could convince them they could afford it. here with us today, among his other items, his left-handed typewriter and the united states flag presented to our mom by the veterans administration in recognitio