waves surfers fighting against unseen pollution in the sea search july fourteenth on w. . this is will get a lot from the ordeal is far from over authorities in thailand warn it could take months to rescue twelve points in a football coach in the flooded cave system where they've been trapped ten days also on the program. germany's chancellor meets for coalition partners as she five six government afloat but they say they want more time to consider the new

migration policy. but the hard line interior minister. and the road want to know whenever switzerland sense we can search the world cup quarter finals meet the clash between england. and. i'm filled welcome to the program. attempting to rescue the twelve boys and their football coach trapped deep within a flooded cave complex of facing a. monsoon rains could worsen conditions but extracting them would mean first teaching them to dive and then leading them along a dangerous underwater route the alternative would be to leave them on the precarious ledge where they were found perhaps for several months until the floodwaters recede. the rescue workers pumping water out of the cave complex might

be fighting a losing battle they're sucking out millions of liters of water but that may not be enough to allow the boys safe passage out nevertheless they're buying coordinate his time to decide how best to proceed with the rescue. if the water level goes down the kids will be able to walk out from the front of the cage if not they might have to die if they dive they'll have to use a face mask. but concerns are high the diving could be a risky option considering the boy's weak physical condition and lack of diving experience another option could be to keep them where they are into the water subsides but with the rainy season just beginning that could see them stuck there for months. if. not.

for months. the cave complex is located in the remote chunk dry region not far from the border with me and. the group is located around four kilometers from the caves entrance through a series of narrow passageway. dive this film the boys on monday after being lost for nine days. mostly in good health and safe for the time being have now received medical supplies and food. from the time capital bangkok the country's prime minister hailed everyone involved in the search and rescue effort as heroes. well i would like to say thank you to all the foreigners who have come to help this would not be successful if we did not get help from everyone

lending a hand in whatever way they can the state workers civilians and private companies are all selfless in their accomplishments. by with more rain forecast crews have been spreading gravel on pathways and roads laying the groundwork for a long and arduous rescue operation. to the latest one from d.w. correspondent to florida in the notion that title banco welcome florence bring us up to date on the latest prospective rescue plans. well we still don't have any answer to the question that's on that that is on everyone's mind when will we actually see the boys outside the cave the officials have given no indication whatsoever as to the timeline they have just been the afghan on record saying there's no rush what is paramount is to have them safe all the way out so we were not going to lose them on the homestretch that's basically what the

officials say. so there has only been an official denial that it might take up to four months this number has been floating around you we have seen it on the internet so one officials actually went on record said it's not going to last four months that's rubbish but as to whether it's just a matter of days or weeks or maybe just a few months we don't know yet ok so no rush what sort of condition of the children as. well as we have seen on the video the boy seemed to be pretty stable but officials the experts the medics that are on site they actually say. they're far too weak for any rescue mission so before they start anything they will have to regain strength so they're getting power gels they're getting nutrition. and from like you said in the report they're

actually starting to teach them how to dive now what you have to keep in mind is that children in thailand usually they're not even they don't even know how to swim so teaching them how to dive is actually sent to me sounds like a huge challenge and have i said anything about the ordeal they faced over the last ten days of they've been speaking. now we don't know anything as to what exactly happened. when exactly they went in what how they how they're hard to reseed and further and further down into the cave that's just what we assume what happened. so we just know that the boys are all in stay in a stable condition no serious injuries so now they just have to regain strength we were hearing that they tried to install telephone lines so they might actually even

be working by now so that the boys can talk to their parents so that will probably be a big boost for their morale for their health or maybe even so now we'll just have to wait and see what the rescue teams will come up with what kind of plan how to extract the boys we're talking to cure florian in bangkok. germany social democrats have told the country's chancellor that they need more time to decide whether they can back her new migration policy the compromise agreement was rushed out between i'm going to hard line interior minister whole say hoffa after weeks of wrangling chancellor merkel has been holding talks with the social democrats to see even trying to convince them to back the deal and keep a coalition government afloat. politicians of merkel's c.d.u. and say her first on their way so convinced a third party in germany's grand coalition yesterday to accept their heart for the

agreement the two conservative sister parties agreed on a late night compromise after being at odds over immigration for weeks but the social democrats leader made it very clear that the party would be pressured. and c.s.u. damaged each other in recent weeks the bloc damaged the trust and confidence in our democracy we don't have great need for consultation and will take whatever time is necessary to get certain i'm nicholas c.d.u. and c.e.o. for sirius to agree just stepless so-called trance it centers on germany's border with austria where asylum seekers would be evaluated those who are already applied for asylum in another country would be sent back but that would require new agreements with those countries the position parties criticize the compromise here . is not a question of policy must these discussions were all about power and.

went very far toward getting her way. because it says i know it's not only a great disappointment for me but it's a rejection of joint european action mr is a hoe for didn't win mrs merkel didn't win but democracy was hard at. the heated asylum debate test yet to cool off but if the s.p. d.s. and willing to go along the crisis is likely to continue. the social democrats the junior partner in coalition issues following tonight's talks. there are more we've held intensive discussions this evening and we were able to make progress but we're not quite in agreement yet that's why we're going to continue to talk this week and have agreed to me she again on thursday evening that's all we can say at this point let's get the latest one from the division

chief political correspondent melinda crave in front of the chancellery brother in welcome linda what are we to make of that statement from the s.p.d. leader. well it sounds very much like she is paving the way for a likely agreement to this deal that was decided yesterday evening by the two conservative parties that govern together in a kind of sisterhood that wasn't particularly sisterly lately so as i read that statement it looks like s.p.d. will try to find a way to go along perhaps they will ask for other things in return after all the c.s.u. got something through here that was not in the original coalition agreement so perhaps they would like to have some new elements in the mix maybe an immigration law for example that could be that the ill that they now try to do but it's interesting to hear her speak with such optimistic restraint

about this because in fact it contravenes a position that the s.p.d. actually had just a couple of years ago saying the kind of closed centers for refugees that are being proposed here would absolutely not be acceptable to them and the fact is the s.p.d. has moved more toward the center or even toward the right over time and that is part of an overall anxiety here within all of the mainstream german parties about the rise of the far right party with its populist nationalism and a general unwillingness on the part of those mainstream parties to do anything that might jeopardize the coalition government and see new elections take place which they fear would give that far right party even more votes but the irony here is that in their sometimes paralyzed panic about this far right party they find

themselves moving step by step to take on some of that party's agenda and to undermine the very principles for which they once stood. principles of openness and welcoming refugees and those principles are now on the line with this deal i briefly mattick we've seen some strong reactions by other european partners partners that germany thought were absolutely on the same wavelength with the interior minister austria italy both of them saying hey wait a minute you're talking about sending refugees back without any agreement with us on this well we may close our own borders as well so talking about undermining principles we're looking at a potential cascade of events that could undermine the very principle that chancellor so wanted to protect the principle of open internal boundaries within europe and the principle of multilateral consultation in other words this deal goes a step of the way toward essentially making europe

a closed rather than an open society and the cry i'm here let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the main defendant in a germany or nazi about a trial has delivered her final statement is the five year trial comes to a close but author shoprite denies involvement in a series of racially motivated killings between two thousand and two thousand and seven a court in munich is set to deliver its verdict next week convicted she faces life in prison. syrian rebel negotiators have to post in the begun a new round of talks with the russian military and the fighting and southern syria at the weekend more than a dozen times brings a greater i appreciate takeover we have from and to syrian and russian bombardments . so dad today sweden secured their place in the quarter finals of the world cup after

a night of one nil victory over switzerland and petersburg you know i'll be like a good midfielder i mean forsberg scored the game's only goal as we will next by the way off tonight's clash between england and colombia. in a match mouse by sloppiness it was paps fitting at no four specs decisive cocaine buyer deflection pamela kanji the unlucky man the ball coming wickedly into the far corner of the nets. not to the noisy swedish fans were told that about that as switzerland three cautions of the wind in the hope of getting an equaliser which never came gaps appeared in their defense martin i'll send wrote down by michael lacking lang given his marching orders sweden only given a free kick it was the last action of the game sweden a series of their first world cup quarter final in twenty four years. of national football coach love will stay in position despite his team's world cup failure the german f.a.

made the announcement this afternoon the two thousand and fourteen world champion coaches have been criticised which is early knockouts this year. and such you're up to date both here at the top of it out or you can order of course such as a web site that's the w dot com have a good day. to the people of the world over information they provide opinions they want to read stressful d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. with.