want to go through that thank you chris chambers always a pleasure take yourself and we'll be back with a sequel. as we're going to read clark watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at our t.v. dot com coming up we continue our episode on the new black renaissance taking place here in the united states as we talk the rise of hip hop artist party b. and the message childish gambino is this is america with author and educator walk to stay tuned to watch the. can you think of a more intriguing story line one that includes an attractive russian woman money guns politics power and yes pining unfortunately for maria who came in this is not a story line but her life at the moment is she the most recent victim of the west's phobia towards all things related to russia's. national. locust. doesn't go to the religious right. it's only about the looking. out for the one of the. more. good politicians to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. want to. have to go on

hit and joining us to discuss black panthers true success is georgetown university professor chris chambers a few wow the you tube does a big price that's a big number oh it is blows away every every you know and it and you there weren't any rappers in the movie right there weren't any bizarre stereotypes in the movie there were some hard questions and issues to debate in the movie all the things that you know the go counterintuitive to what hollywood over and over again in all the years leading up so let me ask you you know why why do you believe you know why is black panther success this week and so much bigger than just dollar numbers like what what actually was a success it's a perfect storm i mean we have we have the current cultural and social and political. climate that really where i think african-americans needed this kind of a pick me up but black people alone can't create these kind of domestic numbers you're going to see that repeated i mean this is a character that was invented by white people in the sixty's by stan lee but i think the time is now for for for this kind of a of

in chamber four, the final underwater section, chris jewell is headed -- to chamber three.n one hand, a guideline with the other. unlike days one and two, the current is strong. >> so, it was moving one of the boys from my left hand to my right hand. i managed to let go of the guideline, which cave divers use to navigate in zero visibility. >> reporter: jewell makes a sweeping motion in an effort to find that guideline, but can't. the only lifeline he can find is electrical wire installed by the support team earlier in the week. now jewell assumes that the electrical line will lead him toward the cave's exit, but in the stew of darkness and muck, he becomes hopelessly disoriented and heads the wrong way. >> i surfaced in a different section of the cave and i really didn't know where i was for several minutes. i got the boy out of the water, made him comfortable, took off my cave diving equipment and then i was able to walk around the chamber and recognize that i was back in chamber four. >> reporter: meanwhile, mallinson has issues of his own with the final rescuee. a 13-ye

and form a shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson was there in the chamber and he joins me now here on the green outside parliament thanks for being on the show was jeremy goldman's labor party prepared for the apparent meltdown in the government this week they've been in a very difficult place i think ever since the referendum voted to come out of european union and i think they've been struggling to come to terms with that and i'm amazed frankly the trees may still imposed the seams of these limp it like qualities to. cling on to. think it was every one said that sort of in office but not really in power. or anything to suggest that those like just phillips greasy george. so many other names i could see in allston grist as they m.p.'s on your benches they are the ones going to keep if not in power then in office well i think they are mistaken if they think it's the role of labor m.p.'s to sustain a failing conservative government i mean i'm not quite sure what they meant by some of the comments made in regards to this but. in my view the national interest will only be

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your colleague chris murphy had tough words for republicans in the chamber said they abdicated their national security check on the president. what i've heard from you has been, condemnation of the president's comments but no actual tangible moves to provide some sort of semblance of checks or balance on some of the things that happened in helsinki. for instance, you say you don't think it's your committee's purview to bring in the translator. would you support legislation that has further sanctions on russia and take it out of the president's hands. are you in favor of bringing members before your committee to get answers. i would like to see anything tangible that you would support that provide some sort of oversight on this president. >> i do think it is up to the president, no matter what party, to work with foreign leaders. i think that's very important. but what we have seen so far has actually been a solid track record from republicans leading in the united states senate. i spearheaded an effort that provided lethal aid to you crth ukraine. we have sanctions on russia. we have

and form a shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson was there in the chamber and he joins me now here on the green outside parliament thanks for being on the show was jeremy goldman's labor party prepared for the apparent meltdown in the government this week they've been in a very difficult place i think ever since the referendum voted to come out of european union and i think they've been struggling to come to terms with that and i'm amazed frankly the reason may still imposed the seams of these limp it like qualities to. cling on to. think it was every one said that sort of in office but not really in power. anything to suggest that those like just philip stella creasy george will go so many other names i could say you know it's been great as the m.p.'s on your benches they are the ones going to keep if you know in power then in office well i think they are mistaken if they think it's the role of the labor m.p.'s to sustain a failing conservative government i mean i'm not quite sure what they meant by some of the comments they have made in regards to this but in my view

of panic chris jewell experienced when he lost his grip on that critical dive line, as he brought the second to last boy out, but used an electrical cord to find his way back to a previous chamber. if you never find that line again, the outcome will never be good. we were lucky, jewell said. >> this is the most difficult dive i have ever been through. >> reporter: they described the zero visibility. if you could rank 1 to 10 how hard this was. 13? 17? >> could see this. couldn't see this. wasn't until you touched your own mask that you saw your hand. >> reporter: also this morning, new images of the team in the hospital without their masks. writing messages on a portrait of the former thai navy s.e.a.l. who died while helping them in their rescue. some of the boys wiped back tears. doctors also released new video of the boys declaring things like, i'm healthy. 14-year-old adul, who was a traps lay or the between the team and their british rees kusers, speaks in english. >> hello. i am adul. now i am very fine. i am very thank you for help me. thank you so much. >> reporter: and all 13 are steadily improving. there's a tentative release date of thursday, where they can go home a