keven thailand with their coach the group entered the tom long cave in the northern province of john wright but shortly after the end heavy rains began to fall trapping the boys and their goal which such efforts began soon after. hundreds of people including diving experts and researchers from all over the world at the caves site. then after 9 days divers found the boys full kilometers from the mouth of the cave starving but still alive next began a dead mission to rescue them the defense that it cost $1.00 diver his life the 1st of the boys was pulled out alive on july the 8th one year back. that one of the diverse a 2 part in that rescue operation he reflects on his experience when you're on. a like to tell a good story and it's a very good story but i arrived to to the cape the kits where i get to be flown we were going out there not knowing 100 percent of what kind of vision of the going into i'd be going in to save some kids support the divers and the kids as they were coming out we could actually see the diver i always see the light of the diver way before we can see the diver and i r

explore a cave in thailand with their coach the group entered the cave in the northern province of john wright but shortly after their heavy rains began to fall trapping the boys and their porch search efforts began after hundreds of people including diving experts and researchers from all over the world at the caves site. then after 9 days divers found the boys full kilometers from the mouth of the cave starving but still alive next began a daring mission to rescue them the differential that cost $1.00 diver his life the 1st of the boys was pulled out alive on july the 8th one year back. i met one of the divers are took part in that rescue operation he reflects on his experience one year on. i like to tell a good story and it's a very good story. when i arrived to to the cave the kids get to be found we were going out there not knowing 100 percent what kind of vision of the going into i'd be going in to save some kids or going to recover some bodies and i think myself and many of the other risk groups we were probably expecting to find at least some of them not at all. it was terrifying to th

forecast i notice a lot of fog out there, especially in san francisco, so at sea when it will clear john wright foggy morning that again i miss that monday morning when it was crystal clear that on that night it was nice little bit of a treat to start your week now the fog is returned it's hard not to notice outside. you can look outside and see it from berkeley right here one of the things that we are looking at this morning though is a little less of a visibility impact compared to what we did see yesterday you can actually see down into the east bay from berkeley here. and you can also see out along the coast. there's a couple of spots and our hilly spots that are right up and down highway one or you may be running into visibility impact from time to time but overall that fog not quite as dense as it was yesterday and sitting just above the bay instead of sitting right on top of it which does usually result in those visibility issues. high pressure to our east a low wage growth actually it's getting its way eastward to our north and yet again today we're going to experience a pretty similar

for brenda and john wright, it may have been years ago, but the memories are still raw and painful. e coping with a lower income than they'd been used to, but enjoying retirement, living in a rented flat, here, in southport, lancashire. yeah, there were two vans parked there, wasn't there? and one here. all the bailiffs. but then, lawyers for the government's own bank — mortgage express — started sending letters. there'd been a dispute between the bank and the flat‘s owner over some mortgage arrears. they were served notice of repossession. they offered to pay more rent to help clear the arrears, but mortgage express wasn't interested. you could see that there was no way out of this situation, even paying a little bit of higher rent for a short while. repossession is meant to be a last resort, but was the government's own bank observing that? never. i don't believe it. it was the first result in... yeah. in february 2014, the bailiffs came to evict them from their flat in this house. they had no home to go to. i went down with shingles and i firmly believe that was down to all the st

robin wright, thank you john let's check in on traffic now we want to take a peek at the early bird south they're crossing the bay. >>we have the 70 oh bridge westbound 92, it is nice and quiet so far we haven't had any issues leaving the minutes emerging on to 92 win over to foster city and send the tail so go ahead and use it now while it's only 13 minutes to make your way over to the bay shore freeway, we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell bridge i seek homes once again we have some bridge work under way on the left-hand side that will continue through the tolls getting on to the bridge. but so far it's not interrupting traffic just be aware of the cone zone slow your role as you pass the workers there 9 minutes from the pay gates out a one on one. we're checking in on a fall, golden gate bridge where our that powers you can see them this morning. the traffic looks good so far both directions, no problems into or out of san francisco 19 minutes right now from the pay gates out to one oh one we'll take a look at more drive times and bridges coming up in just a bit. livermore pol

this report from our deputy political editor, john pienaar, contains flash photography. wrightsn't get more british than this. the queen opens and closes parliament, holding the prime minister and government to account, that's the job of mps. but the man at the back, the blonde one, borisjohnson hinted the man at the back, the blonde one, boris johnson hinted he the man at the back, the blonde one, borisjohnson hinted he might suspend parliament so mps can't block a brexit with no eu deal. past pms sometimes criticise success has like this. the queen's decision cannot be challenged in law but the prime minister's advice to the queen cani prime minister's advice to the queen can i believe be challenged in law andi can i believe be challenged in law and ifor one can i believe be challenged in law and i for one would can i believe be challenged in law and ifor one would be prepared to go and seekjudicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. sirjohn major has lit a fire under the question who will decide the shape of brexit? parliament is away suspended between sessions but

>>robin wright thank you john that's a lot going on i want to start off with the bay bridge crash are not on the bay bridge coming off. check all this activity here this is westbound 80 at fremont street. just as it splits you can exit there the fremont street off-ramp look at this truck, this truck right here in the middle pretty much crew ash into the garden over the lane split and so they blocked off one lane on 80 and then one lane on the freeman street off-ramp you can see emergency crews out there walking back and forth and the lane so it's definitely tying up traffic adding to the back of that was you continue on a t this is what it looks like the hot and the toll plaza on the oakland side was already pretty stacked up and it's just getting heavier and heavier officially jam from the bottom of the maze just getting word of a fatal accident in richmond. this one involves a pedestrian at the harbor way off ramp from east 5.80 a person was hit several times on that ramp. in is close that temporarily in that's causing just a little bit of a backup eastbound is the key counter commu

ranjan and then we will vote on robert king to be assistant secretary of education and john pal ashe and peter wright. the president has called on them to serve in these important roles. the senate will give them the consideration and confirmations that they deserve. on another matter, fourth of july weren't the only things for american families to smile about last week. we received more positive news about the strong u.s. economy that american workers and job creators are building with a big assist from republican policies. more than 200,000 new jobs were created in june alone. the economy is overflowing with opportunities. american workers are in high demand and more and more previously sidelined individuals are getting to clock back in. the last administration's so-called recovery disproportionately helped a few major metropolitan areas, but it left whole communities and whole regions of our country more or less in the dust. not these days. the results are very different under republicans for-growth, for-policy agenda. now we're seeing a real, all-american recovery. as "the new york times" reporte

wright took five, but here we go. >> john, here in the coit tower hat. i want to clarify the amendments, chair fewer, the amendments you handed me, they say are -- there is still a change or two in them. i want to clarify that what is in the language is what was stated, that the department will be able to lower fees -- i think at any time, which i don't think anyone disagrees with to incentivize visitation. and to raise fees up to 50% in different months, different for different attractions. it might be helpful to go through the attractions and explain to people when. what i can't tell from here is if the department can do this and let you know, or if the board needs to hold hearing like this and have potential back and forth, or clear understanding of what the fees are going forward. what i have in my hand, it doesn't say that the department needs to get approval before the fees take effect, which is what we would ask. otherwise, the fees occur and all this is basically is a noticing requirement. so once a year, conditional and board approval would be w

wright. they'd been comrades for years, but nowjohn mcdonnell says they'd been comrades for years, but now johnit's they'd been comrades for years, but nowjohn mcdonnell says it's time forjeremy corbyn to quickly and decisively commit labour to another referendum and then campaign for remain. we need to express a view now which is clearly, as i said, i will vote remain, i want remain. now which is clearly, as i said, i will vote remain, i want remainlj say let's just get on with it, jeremy's much wiser, actually. he says let's talk to people, bring people together, bring consensus and go for it. john mcdonald said labour had to clarify its position on brexit in time for a possible september election. so is all this aggro causing civil war at the top of the party? 0h, aggro causing civil war at the top of the party? oh, no. it's mere, it's rubbish. you aren't being frozen out a bit? we go back 40 years. but, while much of the labour members wants another referendum, there is strong resistance to. mps and leave backing seeds wrote a letter to jeremy corbyn saying another vote would be toxic and u

wright. they've been comrades for years, but nowjohn mcdonnell says they've been comrades for years, but now johnto quickly and decisively commit labour to another referendum and then campaign for remain. we need to express a view now which is clearly... as i've said, i will vote remain and i want to campaignfor said, i will vote remain and i want to campaign for remain. whatjeremy is rightfully doing, and this is one of the differences between us, i just say let's get on with it but jeremy is much wiser, actually, saying, let's talk to people and bring them to go down and build consensus and i go for it. echoing several other shadow cabinet members, john mcdonnell said labour had to clarify its position on brexit in time for a possible september election. so is all this aggravation causing civil war at the top of the party? oh no. it is myth, it's rubbish and. you haven't been froze n it's rubbish and. you haven't been frozen out a bit? not at all. jeremy andi frozen out a bit? not at all. jeremy and i go back 40 years. we are the closest friends. but while much of the labour membership wants an

john torres went in search of health care exclusions this morning he takes us to germany so see how that country's system works and what lessons could be learned right here >> reporter: chicago native courtney wrightto germany six years ago. she got her masters degree, met her husband marco, and is working in tech. as a type one diabetic relies on affordable insulin, the drug she needs each day to stay alive >> i get five of these for a ten-year-old >> which is about $15. >> right >> reporter: in the u.s. where insulin prices are soaring, a box could cost hundreds, even with insurance >> it's heart breaking when i see the stories in the u.s. of people rationing their insulin or even going over the border to canada and mexico to insulin. >> reporter: but experts germany is a better model for affordable drugs and health care coverage in general. why? in germany, all workers contribute part of their is have a salary, 7% matched by their employer into a publichealth insurance pool, ensuring ench gets coverage. >> in germany, do you think they consider health care a right or a privilege? >> i think they definitely consider it a right. >> reporter: another major difference, germany regulates drug prices

the museum loaned him some pieces of the wright flyer to take to the moon to demonstrate that historical continuity. host: our conversation with john logsdon. he is author of "john f. kennedy and the race to the moon." founder of george washington university's space policy institute. thank you for your time today. we are there from the national air and space museum today as we talk about the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the apollo 11 mission. we are doing this program in conjunction with our associates at american history tv today. if you go to our website, the wreck in history tv website not only can you see everything we have taken in for this event, ericanso want amry tv all weekend long you can see programming specific to apollo 11. the best way to find out what is going on is that our website at c-span.org. in about 20 minutes we will be joined by one of the apollo 11 astr pilt, of the command module michael collins. we are continuing to your callas. -- calls. (202) 748-8000 if you watched the moon landing. (202) 748-8001 for all others. we want to show you a little bit from our washington journal program. it featured

the museum loaned him some pieces of the wright flyer to take to the moon to demonstrate that historical continuity. host: our conversation with john logsdon. he is author of "john f. kennedy and the race to the moon." founder of george washington university's space policy institute. thank you for your time today. we are there from the national air and space museum today as we talk about the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the apollo 11 mission. we are doing this program in conjunction with our associates at american history tv today. if you go to our website, the wreck in history tv website not only can you see everything we have taken in for this event, but also want american history tv all weekend long you can see programming specific to apollo 11. the best way to find out what is going on is that our website at c-span.org. in about 20 minutes we will be joined by one of the apollo 11 astronaut, pilot of the command module michael collins. we are continuing to your callas. -- calls. (202) 748-8000 if you watched the moon landing. (202) 748-8001 for all others. we want to show you a little bit from our washington journal pr

the museum loaned him some pieces of the wright flyer to take to the moon to demonstrate that historical continuity. host: our conversation with john logsdon. he is author of "john f. kennedy and the race to the moon." founder of george washington university's space policy institute. thank you for your time today. we are there from the national air and space museum today as we talk about the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the apollo 11 mission. we are doing this program in conjunction with our associates at american history tv today. if you go to our website, the wreck in history tv website not only can you see everything we have taken in for this event, but also want american history tv all weekend long you can see programming specific to apollo 11. the best way to find out what is going on is that our website at c-span.org. in about 20 minutes we will be joined by one of the apollo 11 astronaut, pilot of the command module michael collins. we are continuing to your callas. -- calls. (202) 748-8000 if you watched the moon landing. (202) 748-8001 for all others. we want to show you a little bit from our washington journal pr

john millner, the current chair of the section, writing on behalf of the former chair said this of mr. wright. he said peter's career, his selfless commitment to the american bar association's section of environment, energy, and resources and the members it serves as well as his well recognized personal integrity exemplify the high standards of the legal profession. he goes on to say, we enthusiastically and without reservation support the consideration of peter as assistant administrator for the office of land and emergency management and believe peter will serve this office, he says, with distinction and honor. so he's ready to take on this responsibility, and he's been ready for well over a year. president trump originally nominated peter wright to serve in this important role on march 6 of 2018. well, that was 493 days ago. the reason for so long a delay, well, obstruction by senate democrats. we've seen it before. for over a year this important e.p.a. office has been without confirmed leadership because of political games being played by senate democrats. now the games have ended. it's t