dive the british cave rescue council is advise english rescue efforts their assistance chairman jerry mitchell described the risks to us any attempt to numb divers out of any length of water is this really quite serious undertaking. and we believe that dorothy's are potentially coming up with sort of one or two plans one to take them out by the mountain stages and there is a separate pockets along the way the total length that it has it is in the region of a kilometer long so it's a six shooter undertaking for anyone that's really experienced by let alone young lads and never will so rescuers are also scattering the mountainside looking up the prospect of drilling into the chamber to lift the boys out but creating a shaft large enough to extract their lives would be extremely complicated and could take a long time in the meantime authorities are desperately trying to pump flood water out of the cave to limit the damage of further rainfall but it is a race against time and one factor weighing on rescuers minds is the risk that the caves could become completely flooded. to other news now we go t

dive the british cave rescue council is advising this rescue effort their assistance chairman jerry mitchell described the risks and they tend to. doubt that any will say is this really quite serious undertaking. and we believe that. potentially coming up with sort of one or two plans. they take them out by the mountain stages and a separate gets along the way the total length of it at sea is in the region of a kilometer long so it's a six shooter and to take. a really experienced by let alone. it's right young boys who were also very scared or risky was are also scarring the mountainside for a place where they might drill into the chamber to lift the boys simply al creating a shaft large enough to do this would be extremely complicated a and experts say it would take a long time in the meantime authorities are pumping floodwater out of the cave to limit the damage of further rainfall that's a significant factor weighing on rescuers minds right now the risk that the caves could become completely flood here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. thousands

but it purred well that's that that's what i mean about jerry mitchell preparation or about making you know there is the national courts national quarter of all these instruments to prepare the theme he's responsible number one we can only support we can make the service but what i saw in the couple of games germany didn't do you know i saw in the players starting the ball is not the same players of what you just said in the books alone a room of it but that there's the life is the world cup since i ask you about your triumph over argentina let me ask you about our victory over spain and i think it's it came as i said as a as a huge surprise to the russians they weren't even hoping for that in many ways the only way you play and that you can beat spain if you want to show the world to be a better than spanish team talking controlling you will lose but of course you're lucky you play the you defending well and of course penalty kick can be fifty fifty there is also one more circumstance here and the spanish team made a headline on the eve of the tournament by sacking its national coach

in fact, it was through the dedicated efforts of my friend jerry mitchell, an award-winning journalist at jackson mississippi clarion ledger that these unsolved civil rights cases even got a second look. it was when the state of mississippi opened closed files of a jim crow era state commission that jerry discovered that it might be possible to reopen several unsolved cases, including the cases of med emperors and vern damer. when those cases resulted in convictions, law enforcement officers and communities around the south began to reexamine so many of the unsolved crimes, including the bombing of the 16th street baptist church. today there are more than 100 unsolved civil rights criminal cases out there. many of them are 50 years old or older. some were investigated a little. some were investigated a lot. but because these were state, not federal, crimes, most were never really investigated at all. while it's certainly never too late for justice, years of delays can create serious and sometimes insurmountable obstacles. memories fade or are lost to death. evidence disappears. potenti