trained by aidan 0'brien us navy flag at a price of 8—1.inter held at brando to win his third group. the favourite was fourth. us navy flag will now be aimed at the world's richest turf race, the everest in australia in october. british triathlete johnny australia in october. british triathletejohnny braulio could only finish fourth in his comeback event in the world series in hamburg. the two—time 0lympic medallist led at the start of the five k but he could not hold of the wgs leader who claimed gold for the third successive year. tom bishop finished the next best britain in 17th place. the women's race hasjust the next best britain in 17th place. the women's race has just finished and in that women's race the first frenchwoman to win a pariah for an world series race. the frenchwoman overtook the rest open up a huge lead and finish winning her first place on the podium wgs race for the first time in her career with less than a kilometre to go germany injected a new pace. just before i head back to 0llie in moscow this is worth a look. th

us navy was protecting the oil tankers that came out of kuwait to make sure the flow of oil kept comingnd the iranians were harassing those ships. the boghammer speedboats that the iranians were using, they would round—robin the ships while they are shooting it, trying to catch it on fire. so ourjob was kind of like a police force, if you will. the team i was with was combat camera group. i'm videotaping the whole time. and i caught a ride with the uss vincennes, a cruiser, a billion—dollar boat, state—of—the—art at the time. as we were sailing back to bahrain, we got into battle with iranian speedboats. all hands, man your battle stations. during a gunboat battle, we're thinking, "they're going to come at us with whatever they have now." and that would have been their airforce. the year before, 1987, the uss stark got hit by an exocet missile that was launched by iraq. we were always reminded, "remember the stark, remember the stark." about five minutes went by and they said there was a target that had left bandar abbas, the iranian airfield. the military and civilian airport, to my kn

rudy pahoyo was then a us navy combat cameraman, who just happened to be filming on the vincennes onme, witness. it was a tragedy. we did shoot down an airliner. 0ne of those things... i'm still in disbelief that it could have happened. the mood in the gulf was very tense. iran and their raqqa we re very tense. iran and their raqqa were at war at the time and the us navy was protecting the oil tankers that came out of kuwait to make sure that came out of kuwait to make sure that the flow of oil kept coming to the united states. —— iran and iraq. the iranians were harassing those ships. these speedboats that the iranians were using, they would round—robin bishops while they were shooting, try to catch it on fire, so shooting, try to catch it on fire, so our shooting, try to catch it on fire, so ourjob wasjust shooting, try to catch it on fire, so ourjob was just kind of like a police force, if you will. the team i was with was combat camera group. iam i was with was combat camera group. i am videotaping the whole time. and i caught a ride with the uss vincennes, and aegis cruiser. $1

first—hand accounts of the incident are rare, but the witness spoke to a us navy combat cameraman whooling that they. —— that day. combat cameraman who happened to be cooling that they. —— that daym was a tragedy. we did shoot down an airliner. one of those things, i am still in disbelief that it could have happened. the mood in the gulf was intense. us navy was taking the oil tankers that came out of kuwait to make sure the flow of oil kept coming to the end of the iranians we re coming to the end of the iranians were harassing those ships. the speedboats that the iranians were using, they would round robin bishops while they are trying to catch it on fire. so ourjob was kind of like a police force, if you will. the team i was with was combat camera group. video taken the whole time. and i caught a ride with the cruiser, it is a billion—dollar boat, a state—of—the—art at the time. as we were sailing back to bahrain, we got into battle with iranians speedboats. all men man in the battle stations. during a gunboat battle, we thought they are going to come at us with whatever they have

onto horse racing and the big race of the day at newmarket was won by us navy flag at 801.chest turf race, the everest in australia in october. british triathlete johnny everest in australia in october. british triathletejohnny brownlee could only finish fourth in his comeback event in the world series in hamburg. the two—time olympic medallist lead at the start of the five k but could not hold of the leader who claimed gold for the third successive year. it was brownlee's first race since pulling out of the lead triathlon with the stomach problem. that is all a spot for now but now it is time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. they've let me back a second time! i'm very glad. so am i! what have we got this week? it's very interesting this week. first reformed, which is the new film by paul schrader. a return to form, i have to say. incredibles 2, back after all this time, more than a decade since the first one. and skyscraper, dwayne "the rock" johnson versus a very large b

hormuz by gulf countries for exports the strait is controlled by iran to the north in the south the us navy has already reacted by saying it's willing to provide security for trade in the region we asked steve kagan a professor of economics at kingston university whether the conflict could escalate . this particular incident of trump trying to control the oil process i think is really the beginning of the chaos of having a madman in control of a complex system so i think all bets are on if you try to control the oil cross important down at the same time is going to push stock markets up and boost the economy all in one time it's like watching somebody trying to juggle thirty seven plates at once when they only now do it off one there's every possibility that he will enforce a blockade which iran will have to respond to. yes i think conflict is quite feasible because oil prices are going to rise anyway given the pressure of demand with a recovering global economy process will rise what regardless of what around and trump will then respond to the ring crews and process by blaming a ram we're

countries for exports the strait is controlled by iran to the north and then by a man in the south the us navy has already reacted by saying it is willing to provide security for trade in the region we are steve kane a professor of economics at kingston university whether the conflict could escalate . this particular incident of trouble trying to control the oil process i think is really the beginning of the kyles of having a madman in control of a complex system so i think all bets are on if he's trying to control the oil cross and push it down at the same time as trying to push stock markets up and boost the economy all in one time it's like watching somebody trying to juggle thirty seven flights at once when they only now do it off one there's every possibility that he will enforce a blockade which iran will have to respond to and yes i think conflict is quite feasible because oil prices are going to ra's anyway given the pressure of demand with a recovering global economy process will rot as well regardless of watch iran does and trump will then respond to the ring creation process by blam

by gulf countries for exports the strait is controlled by iran to the north and in the south the us navy has already reacted by saying it's willing to provide security for trade in the region we are steve kane a professor of economics at kingston university whether the conflict could escalate . this particular incident of trump trying to control oil prices i think is really the beginning of the chaos of having a madman in control of a complex system so i think all bets are on if you try to control the oil price and push it down at the same time as run up push stock markets up and boost the economy all in one time it's like watching somebody trying to juggle thirty seven plates at once when they only now do it off one there's every possibility that he will enforce a blockade which around will have to respond to. yes i think conflict is quite feasible because oil prices are going to rise anyway given the pressure of demand with a recovering global economy process will rise well regardless of what around r.'s and trump will then respond to the ring cross and crosses by blaming a ram we're n

countries for exports this trade is controlled by iran to the north and by oman in the south the us navy has already reacted by saying it's willing to provide security for trade in the region we asked steve keen a professor of economics at kingston university whether the conflict could now escalate. this particular incident of trump trying to control oil prices i think is really the beginning of the chaos of having a madman in control of a complex system so i think the old bets are on if he's trying to control the old process and push it down at the same time is trying to push stock markets up and boost the economy all in one time it's like watching somebody trying to juggle thirty seven flights at once when they only know how to weight off one there's every possibility that he will enforce a blockade which iran will have to respond to and yes i think conflict is quite feasible because oil prices are going to rot anyway given the pressure of demand with a recovering global economy process will rogers world regardless of walk around and trump will then respond to the ring creation process

countries for exports the strait is controlled by iran to the north and also by a man in the south the us navy has already reacted by saying it's willing to provide security for trade in the region we are steve kane a professor of economics at kingston university whether the conflict could now escalate this particular incident of trump trying to control the oil process i think is really the beginning of the chaos of having a madman in control of a complex system so i think all bets are on if he's trying to control the oil process and push it down at the same time as trying to push stock markets up and boost the economy all in one time it's like watching somebody trying to juggle thirty seven flights at once when they are now two way off one there's every possibility that he will enforce a blockade which iran will have to respond to and yes i think conflict is quite feasible because oil prices are going to anyway given the pressure of demand with a recovering global economy process will rise what regardless of watch iran does and trump will then respond to the rink creation process by blaming i

the us navy ended up getting the green light for the prestige project front brown was out of the race. and they wanted to have a military change time with work and on the redstone that's all and i think the. general feeling was. redstone as a weapon for the army was higher priority than. the us army was out of the race but front runner remained focused on the satellite project just in case the navy's model turned out to be a flop. apparently it didn't occur to anyone that the soviets could beaten even though the russians were making no secret of their intensive work with missiles. but nothing about the secret activities at baikonur made it into the news. i mean it was good i would go to would go to war you have to say that the u.s. secret services did a poor job. we had so many technological breakthroughs starting with the atomic bombing i mean the americans didn't know anything about it they were convinced that our economy had broken down completely. they still come up with nonsense like that . and they still don't understand who they're dealing with the more woodbine your eyes good

the land used to be a navy shipyard and dumping r ii.er it was cleaned by contractors, a former employee admitted to falsifying reports. people who live near this site claim it's hazardous to their health, charges the government denies. >> i would live there. i would have my family live there. >> it is not enough to say that you would live there. quite frankly, you don't live there. >> reporter: the state is stepping in with scans today using sodium iodide detectors. this is all funded by the u.s. navy and they will focus on open areas including sidewalks and streets. if they find any radioactivity, they will test the soil itself. the results of the tests are due this fall. >>> happening today, the dmv is extending hours at many bay area locations. >> reporter: the claremont dmv here in oakland is opening an hour earlier. i want to show you what's going on here, the line already wrapping around the building. folks are trying to get in before the doors even open. this is to accommodate for the surge of customers due to the real id deadlin

that will be fed to us either through the navy seal unit or the local government in this part of northernho have been keeping us up to date on developments was the we will leave it there for now. he is at the chiang rai hospital, where at least four boys have now exited that cave system. we believe they have been taken to hospitals. our correspondent is nearly axed exit —— near the exit of the tunnels. what do you know about the numbers? it is difficult to be certain exacting what is going on. we know that an hour ago two ambulances came up that an hour ago two ambulances came up that road, had their flashing light on but were not moving especially quickly, this is a rocky road ina especially quickly, this is a rocky road in a rural location. they were taking the time, travelling carefully, and they headed towards the main road and the hospital nick was outside. we do a favourite taken toa was outside. we do a favourite taken to a helicopter or straight at the hospital. we know that four individuals were taken from the caves. the weakest were removed from the caves first was the that is a

forbes magazine told us the navy yard is one of the 12 coolest neighborhoods in thworld.before the world's game arrived. yes, football or as we like to call it soccer is about to move into that cool neighborhood right on buzzard point. the waive almost for dc irstedo set t play its match tomorrow against vancouvn nd w the kickoff comes, look, it's possible wayne rooney could ben the startinglineup. at the very least an option coming off the bench. rudyad a break after the premiere league season but training hard with new teammates, aware his first game the black and red comes on a significant night in club history. >> it would be a great movement. my debut. mls. of course, any debut you make is a big moment. and before the game, obviously, once kick off a comes i walk out, focus will be on the game. and i'll enjoy it after the game when we win. >> remain seated fop high devin robinson will mut the mavs, monster heslam. 's 6'8", a 7'1" wingspan. mavs won the game. robinson won the night with his dunk. as my grandmother used to say that was will presve. >> gooerd >>> across

the moment is being current for the home secretary's calling on russia to come clean about the use of navi chalk and stop dumping the nerve agent around it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental targets all for streets parks towns to be dumping grounds for poison one of javits ministers says even waiting for a call you know the offer is still there to the russian state to try the systems to tell us what happened because that would definitely help keep the people of seoul very safe while the politicians one town says there's a sense that the people of souls barry would simply settle for feeling a little bit safer and less city would you be happy if you never heard the word novacek ever again we have a particular story that it was over because it's been such a long time and it said such a negative impact on the businesses and we send the kids to the park on their own like on a hot day like today so it's a little bit more. we think you should we allow them to play

the moment is being cranked up the home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of navi chalk and stop dumping the nerve agent around it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental topics or for street. towns to be dumping grounds for poison one of javits ministers says even waiting for a call you know the all for is still there to the russian state to try the sisters to tell us what happened because that would definitely help keep the people of seoul very safe while the politicians one town says there's a sense that the people of souls barry would simply settle for feeling a little bit safer and less city police boyko on c. amesbury the site of the latest incident is a town just over ten kilometers away from seoul's bridge that's the city where former russian intelligence agent so it goes crippled and his daughter yulia were poisoned back in march with so many unknown in the story one thing is for sure though the british media are having a field

now the british home secretary is calling on russia to come clean about the use of navi chalk in the south of england it's after a couple were taken to hospital in a critical condition at the weekend after being exposed to the nerve agent the pair fell ill in amesbury village just over ten kilometers from seoul sprit the city where the former russian double agents could have powell and his daughter you were poisoned back in march samples from the latest victims were tested by government scientists at a nearby military research lab at porton down that much the same facility that identified the substance used against. the home secretary said the use of toxic agents in the u.k. will not be tolerated. it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental targets or for streets parks towns to be dumping grounds for poison we're not seeing very much evidence when it comes to not just the second poisoning but also of course the original script hall case the investigation in

he told us about the navy seal team get into this bottleneck.e working in this area to the right of me over here. we will hear more newsletter on in the day no doubt. -- news later. thank you. covering that story for us. football now. this is becoming a world cup of big upsets. we've already said goodbye to germany, argentina and portugal. now, spain have been knocked out, and it was by the hosts, russia. in the day's other match, croatia beat denmark on penalties. let's cross live to moscow and speak to the bbc‘s rajini vaidyanathan. every day i feel like we have another shocking announcement to make with regards to the world cup! yes. last night, it was all about penalty shootouts, putting russia and croatia through to the quarter—finals of the world cup. the real surprise was russia, the home side, who started this tournament right at the bottom in terms of ranking is. spain, on the other hand, were the favourites to take the trophy. it has been a shock. i was watching as the result came in place to red square with a group of russian fans. th

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us. >> reporter: one navy seal has died.'s body was escorted friday with full honors. jim steele who owns jim -- steals dive shop in berkeley has been -- have been diving for decades. he said the biggest problem, even if there got it out will be breedibreak -- big breath and hold it and move up six feet, you could rupture your lungs. >> reporter: cave driving -- diving is usually left to specialists. visibility will be a big problem. unlike open water diving, the current inside of caves is a challenge. >> it pushes you into every rock and corner. it will fight every inch of the way. >> reporter: officials of the boys have been practicing breathing with diving masks. crews have tried to run an oxygen line to the boys in case they need to try another option, staying inside the cave until the season ends in a tober. >> i cannot -- ends in october. >> i cannot even imagine staying in there that long. >> it has been done and it was a dry cave without risk of flooding. that is the big thing here. >>> still to come, a restaurant final service after serving the community for t

with president trump on this that or the other thing or may not like what he tweeted about the navy may usell someone, but when you take it too far, it gets you back to what you are sort of cooler -- core political police are or what party label you agree with. i don't agree with the trees label. but i have been very critical of the president on this trip. >> host: you mentioned polling with the abc wall street journal point us to talk republicans take about actions of russia. 53% getting approvals present when it comes to how is acting towards russia. >> guest: i'm not one of those 53%. >> host: are you surprised by the figure? >> guest: a little bit surprised but i would attribute that some of two i think some of the over response or some the language that is used on the left but i am surprised. listen, i think a lot of republicans still want to give and to give the president a lot of room for negotiation. i think will talk about terrorists in a little bit. i'm not comfortable with where this is headed on the tariff side. the one of the american public of the particularly want republican

this land used to be a navy shipyard where radioactive material was dumped during world war ii. once it closed, the federal government hired contractors to clean it up. one of the companies former employees admitted to falsifying test results for radioactivity. it is now the subject of a lawsuit involving thousands of residents. >> you have no concerns? >> no. >> the navy is paying for the testing today. it will be focused on open areas including streets and sidewalks over the next few weeks. if the state finds traces of radioactive activity, further testing will be done. the results of the tests are due this fall. in hunter's point for kpix5. >> the testing will start at 12:30 pm today. >>> firefighters are trying to get a handle on a deadly fire along the edge of yosemite park. the ferguson fire is just two -- 2 % contained. 36-year-old brading garney was killed when his bulldozer rolled over in steep terrain. he was cutting a firebreakat the time. >>> smoky morning commutfor folks in the east bay. a grass fire broke out around 7:00 a.m. on eastbound 780 at 680. crews worked o

if the streets aren't closed, they're going to be jam packed.b you're probablter off using the navy yard ballpark or water front metro station. probably your best shot to get around down there. >> and we'll have lovely weather for all this activity in the city. thankfully for the opening of the field, it's going to be really nice. we have the hom run derby on monday. i think that should be okay. but there's a big game on tuesday. yeah. everybody keeps walking by the weather center. and i have to be nest, there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms. if they did have to postpone that game, the makeup day is wednesday right after tuesday and the weather is looking pretty nicen wednesday. but take a look at your weather headlines. it's nic out there tod and saturday. look at the background there. not a cloud in the sky. low humidity this time of year. maybe ansolated shower on sunday. but i was looking at the latest information com dg ining the midday show. one of the models is keeping us completely dry on sunday. so some gooder news but we do have some storm chances in the forecast on m

first thing they do is militarize that island. >> i think this is getting a lot of us navy people kindgain as it relates to the asian pacific arena. their long-term goal with the navy is to control that theater, pete. and it's also to keep us out. we have dozens of bases around the world. the chinese only have one base in africa. they have ambitious plans for more. right now america controls. we make sure there is freedom of navigation and freedom of seas. chinese want to stop that and remake it in their image. pete: navy's slogan was once a global force for good. we were the only garnl tores of free navigation. china is challenging that they have a large military. >> they do. this is actually the 1992 they had 3 million active. so their numbers of active duty are smaller. when you see, of course, they do have more people than us in active duty service. china is the population that's four times that of the united states. so, when you look at -- when you compare population to population and, of course, as you and i know we are all volunteer force. pete: they are massive land war. >> the

and their coach will have to dive into the water using scuba gear and make their way out but they'll need basic training as none of them can swim time navy seals are using a chamber around seven hundred meters into the cave complex as a base for the rescue operation. live now to scoff at the rescue sign scott that this story has the world on the edge of it see how any closer to seeing those boys out. right now as you mentioned those monsoon rains are supposed to start again on sunday could hamper the rescue efforts but right now they're still trying to pump as much water out as they can as you said basic school which rain is going on in that location on that ledge with the boys in the coach arsenal that is continuing and also a steady stream of supplies of food and water and then a turnover of those navy seals who are staying with them at all times but it takes six hours for them to reach the boys. and uncommon yet welcome sight for this time of year non non the mountain reveals itself during the rainy season the top peaks of the rains containing the long cave network is usually completely hidden by clouds underground rescuers work quick

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thai navy s.e.a.l.s used huge pumps to reduce water level allowing divers to place guy ropes and air into the caves. they entered the cave nine days ago. >>> and "france 24" reports a notorious criminal used a helicopter in a mass jail break. cellphone video shows it. authorities say several heavily armed men landed the helicopter in the prison courtyard. they broke in and released him. he was arrested after a police officer was killed during a botched robbery. >>> still ahead. jurassic is still a hit with moviegoers 25 years after the original hit movie theaters. it hit movie theaters. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts, and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happ

the us patrolling the atlantic ocean amid an uptick in russian submarine activity. the navy called the increase alarming they the russia is testing us defenses. russia has so successfully launched missiles from these sobs and also used them to move cables beneath the ocean that power the internet worldwide. rob: democrats rallying to abolish ice but thepresident is defending the agency and sending a warning to those who wish for itsdemise. >> i hope they keep thinking about it because they are going to get beaten so badly. these are the guys that take ms 13 . you get rid of ice, you're going to have a country where you are afraid to walk out of your house .rob: the president's comments coming out after protesters support violent riots, clashing with marchers inportland oregon. the fate ofgermany's migration policy , chancellor angela merkel reeling after an eight hour meeting and it with a cabinet member threatening to resign . this under a migrant crisis and she could soon face the end of her political career if nothing is done to fix it. she's insisted on and european unio

us military and navy personnel since to assist.es around the country ramping up security after terror plot is foiled in cleveland, they wanted to attack an independence day parade and give toys to military children. todd pyro has more on this bizarre story. >> demetrius pitts has pledged allegiance to al qaeda during a meeting with an undercover fbi agents returning to our independence day, their holiday is coming up. >> talked about taking targets like st. john's cathedral off the map, remote control cars packed with explosives and shrapnel to children of our military. this defendant by his own words and deeds wanted to attack our nation and its ideas. >> reporter: law enforcement says pitts, next conference are. assault, for the july 4th attack involving a van with explosives but the plot was foiled after a month-long investigation. authorities were notified in 2017 when he allegedly made statements supporting al qaeda and advocating violence against our military, pitts wrote facebook post with disturbing messages including we as

i was an officer, the navy is giving us a look through the eyes of an listed sailor, these people andhe united states navy. all suited up, time to meet with sailors and get to work. >> we will make you an aviation mechanic. >> reporter: just arrived, a little noisy in here, the helicopter squadron, jumping one of these bad boys and go flying, not today. they will show me how to get them airborne. these things are heavy. i get to clean the windows and they are still flying. >> reporter: i see what it takes to get a helicopter in the air. now i will see what it takes to operate an aircraft carrier at sea. the uss abraham lincoln. ♪ >> reporter: request permission to come aboard. ♪ >> reporter: we are heading off in what they -- we are going to unload. what does that mean? >> life preserver is. we where this. >> reporter: how does being in the navy make you proud to be an american? >> i can go home and tell people i drove it aircraft carrier, got us from point a to b i was driving during hurricane relief were more. it is rewarding in its own way. jillian: what do we do next? >> we are go

us. >> reporter: one navy seal has died.'s body was escorted friday with full honors. jim steele who owns a dive shop in berkeley has been diving for decades. >> when we train people to dive, the minimum age is 10 years old. >> reporter: the biggest problem will be breathing. >> if you take a big handhold it and move up dick's feet through the water column, that is enough to rupture your lungs. >> reporter: cave diving is usually left to specialists. >> we would never normally teach young children to cave dives. >> reporter: visibility will be a problem. >> it is pushing into every rock and corner. it will fight every inch of the way. >> reporter: officials say the boys have practiced wearing diving masks and breathing skills. right now it looks like they are looking at that as a last option. >> it seems like there is no good option. we are all parents. you picture the parents knowing that the child is a mile in the cave and there is nothing you can do. >> it is an international rescue effort. it is difficult. >> six hours to get to the cave underwater with no diving e

about bad news stories but this was a good news story, earlier in the week a tight navy seals diver died and that gave usn indication of how complex this mission was. —— a tight navy seals diver. that is what makes the story is so remarkable. these are some of the best cave divers in the world but they were operating under some of they were operating under some of the most difficult conditions imaginable day after day. they often swam, scuba dive, climbed, waited for hours before they reached the boys and then these 12 boys, many of whom had never swum before and they brought them all out alive, so it's a phenomenal achievement underscored by what you said about how dangerous it was and what we have seen to date is that there was no sense of complacency. these were expert divers who were methodical, they took their time and they have seen an unbelievable success. do we know much about the health of the boys? they haven't been able to see their pa rents they haven't been able to see their parents and there are concerns about infections. yes, the eight boys in the hospital are in good health, in high spiri

. >>> joining us, congressman scott taylor of virginia, a former navy s.e.a.l. thank you for being with us. when we see the way that tom lays that out and the challenges here, how would this happen? if you're bringing one of these kids out, are they just holding on to the navy s.e.a.l. or an apparatus to use to stay connected? >> well, thank you for having me. but let me first preface saying i don't have any experience bringing kids out of a cave. rescue or something like that. that's a very unique situation happening right now and very dangerous one. you have a thai s.e.a.l. with experience, a professional and died on the way out because the passages are extremely narrow. they're cold, wet, tired. i would be very concerned about the children and the state of mind. i know and i understand what they're trying to do is put full face masks on them, how to use that and dive and takes a long time to get proficient at it. and, you know, again, the biggest problem, one of the biggest problems that they would have coming through is panic. state of mind. so, you know, i'm

thank you very much. >> using the oxygen of navy s.e.a.l.s to dive out with the boys, it's dangerous. rougs, potentially deadly even for the most highly trained divers in the world. >> translator: it's zero visibility down there. you can't even see the face of your diving buddy. you can only do hand signals, gestures like, are you still okay. in the dark and the water it will be difficult for the divers to communicate with the children. >> the former navy s.e.a.l. spoke with cnn about how the options to rescue the boys simply are not ideal. >> a very unique situation that's happening right now. you have this thai s.e.a.l. who has extensive experience and he died on the way out. the passages are narrow, it's cold, wet, he's tired. it would be concerned about the children and their state of mind. what they're trying to do is put a full face mask on them tooching them how to use that dive. that takes a long time to get proficient at it. again, the biggest problem -- one of the biggest problems they would have coming through is panic. i'm not going to try to armchair quarterback what's go

it of course another investigation into a second not to talk poisoning using this nerve agent or bundle of nerve agents called navi chop produced in sabah times a woman named dawn sturges died earlier this month we believe from spraying a quantity of not to talk directly onto her skin from a used perf human bottle now police are or will be looking at where she may have got that bottle her partner is currently in intensive care where they may have got that bottle whether this came from the same batch of navi truck as that used to poison the scruples at those lines of investigation feeding into the st paul investigation and quite possibly now producing new leads we await more from the police indeed joan of course and while the british authorities seem quite content at the moment to point the finger russia one waits for the russian reaction to any sort of developments coming out of the u.k. . well the kremlin's line consistently both with the script of poisoning and with the latest poisoning this month of dawn sturgis and her partner have is that they have denied point blank any official russian involvement in it of

friend she was with at the time is also critically ill police suspect it was the same batch of navi chalk used on a russian double agent and his daughter in march the japanese prime minister has canceled a planned overseas trip after torrential rains killed at least one hundred people evacuation orders are in place for nearly two million people and multiple landslide warnings have been issued a large scale rescue operation is underway they were scheduled to visit belgium france saudi arabia and egypt. is in tokyo with the latest. indeed the experience we have been. very few was actually the i've been in there and the problem with very secure for us is that most of the years there in the countryside we've maybe not always three. months in and it's going to get. bored. of defense forces who are dispatched there more than forty thousand troops have been dispatched to go to those areas it means that it's difficult for them to do those locations to help that's done to people and also even with the with the using chemicals there is it would be difficult to learn in such places and taking into consid

out how to get the twelve boys and coach out including a crash course in scuba diving time navy seals are using the chamber about seven hundred meters into the cave complex to base the rescue operation but heavy rain expected in the next few days could slow progress. the chairman of korean air whose family has been at the center of a series of scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yan hole he's expected suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement. the police have detained a woman who tried to climb the statue of liberty to protest against the u.s. president's immigration policy she was on new york's famous landmark for about two hours before being arrested the one she wouldn't climb down until donald trump's administration released all the children is the taint on the border with mexico those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the war in october i will see you very soon. new york. saturday the sixth of october one thousand nine hundred seventy three. the waldorf astoria hotel. in the early hours and merican s

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using.. a former navy seal who had just delivered new tanks was on his way out when his own tank ran out of oxygen.. and that's an expert adult.. remember they're trying to teach these kids to use the tanks and get them out safely so it shows you how dangerous the situation is.. the kids don't know how to swim, they're weak, they're in the dark.. in this tiny dry pocket.. with now a bunch of other people there to help them so oxygen is running low.. and the water is high and could get higher.. i found a great map that shows you where they are and the challenges they face getting to them.. you can see how far in they are.. it takes six hours to get in and six to swim out.. there are a couple places you can't even squeeze through with a tank on your back. and i saw this: two boys on the soccer team that didn't go on the cave exploring outing .. one had homework.. the other didn't have a bike cuz they rode to the opening.. they are watching closely.. feel lucky but terrible. ( darya ) i'm always on the look out for badass women for the buzz and it doesn't get badder than ronda rousey.. they told her

us rescues operation and cave and two and a half miles. it's hard to process what is this like? so we have been talking to former navy seals. verest. which is obviously extremely arduous. extremely difficult. and they are basically trying to do that two days in a row because yesterday, they rescued four boys. had to halt. middle of the night. they wanted to get more oxygen in the tanks. they had to regroup. they had to rest. these divers are going through miraculous and heroic efforts here. let's not forget that one highly trained retired thai navy seal just three or four days ago died because he ran out of oxygen. he was somebody who knew what he was doing. thieves boys have very, very young. this is incredible operation. ainsley: we hear stories about adults getting in situations and we unfortunately have to report that they don't make it through something. but to know they are little children. little soccer players. we consider all relate to this story. we all have kids who grew up playing a sport or we played a sport. it pulls at the heart strings of people around the world. u.s. is working closely with the government of

the land used to be a navy shipyard with radioactive soil. once that closed, the feds hired contractors to clean it up. one of the companies was hired to falsity the results. that's that's the subject of a new lawsuit. >> this is a case against the managers at the top. this corporation has to be held accountable. these are corporate crimes. >> reporter: now the state is stepping in. the u.s. navy is funding this round of testing. it's focusing on open areas, including streets and sidewalks. if they find any trace of radioactivity, they will go in and test the soil beneath those areas. the results are expected this fall. >>> happening today, in hopes of shortening long lines at dmv offices, they will open an hour earlier. >> reporter: some people are waiting up to nine hours to get into the dmv, due to people trying to get the real id. it's the federally compliant id card allowing people to travel domestically by october 2020 if they don't have a passport. >> there are tens of thousands of people in forn who are being just terribly mistreated