i can only imagine how emotionally charged things aaron thailand. for the best, feeling the worst. talk to the people who live here and they are as one. they are so determined that the boys should be rescued. we met some of the well—wishers at the site, they created a community over the last two weeks. the sense of optimism when they heard that the boys had been located was incredible. there was an energy which flowed through the site and that sustain so many people who were working long shifts. if you look in the eyes of the rescuers, the divers, they were shattered but the continued and said they would keep going for as long as it takes. if we have the news in the coming hours that all of the boys have been able to be brought to safety, there will bejubilation. it to be brought to safety, there will be jubilation. it is a to be brought to safety, there will bejubilation. it is a long way to be brought to safety, there will be jubilation. it is a long way to go. four boys so far, 13 in all. this is very much the focus for the coming hours. assuming

thailand. >> chris lawrence is here with the latest. >> erica, aaron, they're racingh the w right now.oday is the 11th day the boys have been trapped in that cave. take a look at thiso. vide the boys and their coach tryin to stayarm in the shiny silver blankets. they use that for marathons. the thai officials overseeinge operations says they may not be rescued at the same time. a l depends on their individual health. a medical team is checking them out in this newvideo. they're more than a half mile down there in narrow passageways and heavy rains in the forecast late this week. that could cause water levels to rise and complicate some of the plan s toely rescue them. aaron? >> chris, thank you. now to a developing a woman recovering after being hurt in an explosion inside a fireworks warehouse. that missouri company, pyrotechnics, fire officials say by the time they arrived on t scene, the warehouse was engulfed in flames. a woman was trapped inside. but she wasescued and in the hospital with serious injuries. >>> we're learningutore a a deadly house fire in waldorf. we had a view ove

aaron? > all right, melissa, thank you. time is s limited. thate message authorities in thailand are issuing. they're working to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach fro a cave >> but bringing them to safety is proving to be a dangerous mission. a formera. navy s. who was part of the rescue team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander in charge of the operation says it was first believed that the kids could be kept alive inside the cave for a long time. but now he doesn't believe that anymore. the group has been trapped inside this flooded and dark cave for 13 days now. >>> now to a carjacking caught on.c camera in southeast a woman ran in to pay for her gas. when she came back, her car was gone. takehe look atuspects who pull up in that red lexus. one guy gets out, hides behind the d hver's side of car, and in just a few seconds, he hops into her car, fires it up, and then pulls off from the gas station here. the hose is still inr, the ca as you can see, as he pulls off. this happened at a gas station right a 12thnd pennsylvania avenue southeast on july 4th. turns out, that car belongs to

aaron? >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:01 now. >>> time is limid. that the message from authorities in thailand working to rescue that soccer team from >> cave. bringing them to safety is proving to be quite a dangerous mission. a former thai navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the rescue team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander in charge of the peration says it was fir believed the kids could be kept alive inside the cave for a long time, but now he l noger believes that is the case and did not elaborate when asked why. theas group been trapped inside this dark, flooded cave for 13 days now. >>> ovalso, continuingage this morning on embattled epa administrator scott pruitt,ho is now out. he resigned yesterday after months of public criticism and numerous ethics probes. in his resignation letter to the president, pruitt said "the unrelenting attacks on me ndrsonally, my family, are unprecedented, a have taken a sizable toll on all of us." pruitt faces more than a dozen ethics investigations for nearly $4 million in questionable spending. those investigations will the epa's deputy administrator

aaron? >> a right, melissa, thank you. it's 4:01 now. >>> time is limited. that's the message from authorities in thailand working to rescue that soccer team from a cave. >> bringing them to safety is proving to be a reay dangero mission. a former thai navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the rescue team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander in charge of the operation says that it was first slieved the kid could be kept alive inside the cave for a lont time, now he no longer believes that is the case and did not elaborate when asked why. the group has been trapped inside this flooded and dark cave for 13 days now. >>> embattled epa administrator scott pruitt is out. he resigned yesterday after months of public criticism and numerous ethics probes. in his resignation letter, he said "the unrelenting attacks on me rsonally, my family, are unprecedented and he taken a sizable toll on all of us." pruitt faces more than a dozen nearl investigations for $4 million in questionable spending. those investigations will continue. the tyepa's de director, a former coal lobbyist, andrew wheeler, will take over as acting

aaron gilchrist. right ave breaking news now. we're hearing that a fifth boy who was trapped inside that cave in thailand is about to be rescued. >is was a 12-boy soccer team that was trapped in the gave in northern thailand. after the fifth one is brought out, another seven will remain inside, plus the group's coach. >> we'll goul live for conch of that rescue. first, we want to check on the forecast. good morning. >> good morning, yeah. this is good stuff. >> yes. a lot of people heading back to work after the long weekend. it's 65 degrees in washington. nice sunshine in thorning. but sun glare on the roads. ok at t temperatures in the suburbs, in the mid-50s. if you're exercising today, beautiful weather. back to you guys. >> we're going to a special report now onheoccer team members. >> good morning, everybody. as we come on the air, we're coming on early because of breaking news. a new operation under way in thailand, as we speak, to rescue the eight, young boys and their soccer who remain trapped in the underwater cave. this is after ur of the boys were brought safely to the surface over the weekend. let's get to jans macke

aaron banks, who donated millions of pounds to the brexit campaign. tens of thousands of people given infected blood by the nhs. and the boys from thailand rescued from a cave take temporary vows for those who rescued them. and geraint thomas still leaves at the tour de france after finishing safely in the peloton. others are not so lucky on stage 16. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. at least 7a people have been killed by wildfires in greece. residents and tourists rush to beaches and into the sea to avoid the flames fanned by strong winds and high temperatures. hundreds were evacuated, but others found themselves trapped as the fire tore through forests and seaside towns. 26 people have been found dead in a local resort, huddled together in an open space. our correspondent is in greece. and the stories and images coming out of greece are horrifying. yes, 2a hours ago this was a lively resort with crowds of tourists, lush vegetation and bustling holiday apartments, but it has been decimated with at least 7a killed and close to 200 killed and dozens more are still missing in what has become a night of national trauma. like

off the coast of southern thailand the governor for kat says the search has been suspended because of strong winds and rough seas he says forty eight people have been rescued aaron and general manager of a damning kenya that collapsed killing forty seven people have been charged with manslaughter they're also charged with failing to prepare an environment impact assessment reports for the dam facility france's prime minister has visited the city of known twenty five people were arrested during a second straight night of anti fleece riots the unrest began choose day when an officer shot dead a twenty two year old driver he was trying to avoid a police checkpoint dozens of shops buildings have been torched and damaged those are the top stories stay with us here on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next. ok i'm going this truly alive right now al jazeera. today we explore three stories making headlines around the well in denmark new laws mandating so-called ghetto children to be trained. as critics accusing the government of promoting seen f.o.b. at a mosul we look at the state of iraq's second biggest city. but first the way tens of thousands of refugees living i

aaron gilchrist. >> friday morning coming as welcom relief for many of you who found it hard getting back to work after the fourth of july holid holiday. >>> also, the rescue happening in thailandunder way, but there has also been a death. details are still ahead. >>> and a heat wave's finally coming to an end,guys. getting a cancer diagnosis is difficult. getting an appointment with a specialist shouldn't be. at cancer treatment centers of america n philadelphia, you e a cancer specialist in as little as 24 hours. you'll meet with a physician who will discuss treatment options, answer your questions and recommend next steps for your personalized care plan. learn more about cancer treatment centers of america and schedule your appointment at cancercenter.comppointment >>> just about 4:00 a.m. on this friday morning. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'mka gonzalez in for eun yang. maybe this is your work weekend or maybe you're relaxing for the long weekend. >> the heat wave may be ending in a couple hours, but there might be rain on the radar. melissa mollet has your commute, but first, sheena parveen is here to talk about the forecast. hey, sheena. >> hey,

aaron? >> all right, melissa, thank you. 5:01 now. >>> time is limited. that's the message form auies in thailand working to rescue that soccer team from a cave. >> bringingafhem toy is proving to be a dangerous mission. a former thai navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the rescue team died from a lack of oxygen. the commander if chargee operation says it was first believed that the kids could be kept alive inside the cave for a long time, but now he doesn't believe that anymore. he did not elaborate when asked why. the group has been trapped inside this dark, flooded cave for 13 days now. > embattled epa administrator scott pruitt is out. he resigne yesterday after months of public criticism and numerous ethics probes. in his resignatiletter, pruitt said, "the unrelenting attacks on me personally, my family, are unprecedented and have taken sizable toll on all of us." pruitt faces more than a dozen ethics investigations forearly $4 million in questionabl spending. those investigations will continue. the epa's deputy director and a former coal lobbyist, andrew wheeler, will take over as acting administ

aaron and eun, b >> so much to follow and absorb from brussels. kristen welker. she'll be on a few minutes.how in thanks,kr ten. >>> celebrations in thailand first time in more than two weeks. the entirebo wild ars soccer team is waking up outside of that flooded cave. the last trapped person was safely rescued yesterday. am is now in a hospital recovering. the boys range in ages from 11 to 16. the prime minister there said the outpouring of support made th difficult and dangerous mission a success. what an iredible rescue effort it was. those thai navy s.e.a.l.s p themselves in harm's way to rescue those boys. >>> a small community in fairfax county is hoping three teenagers pull through after a terrible crash in clif in. >> two critical condition. justin finch is live at the teens' school with more on what may have caused this crash. justin? >> reporter: good morning. police have not given us anyme or ages of these teen victims. but we know that they are all students here at robinson secondary school. two are teen boys and one a teen girl all rushed to the hospital tuesday afternoon by the crash that police say was likely caused by speed

aaron banks, who donated millions of pounds to the brexit campaign. also coming up... in a ceremony of thanks, the boys rescued from caves in thailand are ordained as buddhist monks and closer to home, the british divers who rescued them are hailed as heroes at downing street night has come. and they stole our hearts at the royal wedding with their rendition of ‘stand by me', now the london—based gospel choir lands a record deal. more than 70 people have been killed by wildfires in greece. residents and tourists rushed to beaches and into the sea to avoid the flames fanned by strong winds and high temperatures. hundreds were forced to flee by boat but others found themselves trapped as the fire tore through forests and coastline near the capital athens. the worst hit area was the local tourist resort of mati, 26 people have been found dead there huddled together in a open space. our correspondent mark lowen has more from mati. like a vision of hell, mile upon mile smothered, suffocated by flames. as one was put out, another roared. 47 simultaneous fires ripped through the greek hills. they fled for their lives, hundreds ran into the