evacuating the twelve children trapped in a flooded cave they're now hoping to extract the group before new monsoon rains in the forecast because water levels to rise again we'll talk to our correspondent in thailand in just a moment but first this report on the mounting pressure to get the boys out soon. as our racing against the clock they have put pumps into action day and night trying to drain the water from the caves so the boys can get out. they also have a plan b. that. we're drilling down from above we've already drilled holes in more than one hundred places eighteen of those times we were able to break through the rock. and one of these holes stretches down four hundred meters but still doesn't connect to the boy's location. but. meanwhile inside the cave the boys are trapped in an opening that's just ten square meters which means there's a limited supply of oxygen the challenge is to prevent carbon dioxide levels from rising even though rescue workers have been pumping in a steady stream of fresh air. time may be running short everyone is worried about the return of the monsoon if the rai

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evacuating the twelve children trapped in the flotus cave they're now hoping to extract the group before new monsoon rains cause water levels to rise an oxygen that flows to sick further while above the surface pressure is mounting to get the boys soon they themselves say they're holding up fine. messages from underground the trapped boys have sent assurances to their families don't worry about me i miss all of you wrote one with others asking for fried chicken and not too much homework. their football coach too sent a note apologizing to the boy's parents divers brought the letters out through the narrow flooded passages they continue to deliver air and supplies and keep the boy safe but after the death of a former tiny navy diver no one can ignore the risks involved. thirty eight year old salmon to none was honored in a ceremony on friday he had successfully brought ten severe to the boys and their coach but he lost consciousness on his dive back. it's very risky think about it a navy seal just passed away so how about a twelve year old kid. it is for that reason the local governor has said crews

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tonight, there )s a new hitch:te threat of monsoon rains ...expected to hit the area by the end of the week. that )s forcing rescuers to come up with different ways to get the 12 trapped boys and their coach out of the flooded cave. nbc )s janis mackey frayer reports from thailand. it was a dramatic scene...the it was a dramatic scene...the woman who climbed the statue of liberty this afternoon. police say 44-year-old "therese okoumou" from staten island -- will face misdeameanor charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, and interfering with government functions. she climbed nearly 25-feet to the base of the statue -- and said she wouldn )t come down until immigrant families are reunited. it took police four hours to remove her. all visitors were evacuated from liberty island during the rescue operation. you might have enjoyed the fireworks tonight... but your four legged family members... not so much. the loud booms can spook dogs and cats... leading to runaways. that )s why contra costa county animal services has teamed up with a company that uses facial recognition technology to r

. >> reporter: now there's this new pressure of the monsoon rains. they want to get them to safety but crucially when to do it. sending messages to their families. i'm in good health she has. near a navy diver treats small cuts on this boy's feet. it's a race against time in this dangerous terrain with the urgency of a new threat looming. monsoon rains threaten to hit in the coming days. it may fully flood it. forcing rescuers to leave the evacuation attempt in days. we need to be 100% confident said the providence governor. the boys are healthy. divers are bringing them food. they don't know how to swim yet alone navigate the three times to the tunnels entrance. they have been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing. more rain and currents could cut off access for divers who are bringing them critical supplies of food, medicine and hope. >> once the cave floods seriously again with the amount of water going through in the current and the visibility in the water it may be that diving operations will become impossible like last week. >> reporter

a new round of monsoon rains threatened to raise floodwaters .fter the last boy was taken now, the main water pump in the caves malfunction, sending water rushing into the cave. the last of the navy seals barely made it out. >> thankfully everyone was able to get out of chamber three safely to make their way out. it was a really exciting ending. >> the boys are in the hospital generally in good condition. they are all under quarantine. doctors are giving them tightness and rabies shots and monitoring them for signs of infection. some are also on antibiotics and vitamins. >>> president donald trump is gearing up for another day of nato meetings in belgium. he got right to the point at breakfast saying many countries of the united states a tremendous amount of money. only five of the 29 nato members are currently paying the required 2% of their nation's gdp for defense. the goal is that the rest reach that point by 2024. the president wants it up to 4% immediately. he also blasted germanerli ssia. >> it is very sad when germany makes an -- a massiv

it's a race against time in this dangerous terrain, withhe urgency of a new threat looming. monsoonater levels inside the cave dangerously high and may fully flood it, forcing rescuers to least consider an evacuation attempt within days. we need to be 100% confident, said the province's governor. if there is al risk, we w not move them out. the boys found afterch nine-day sere healthy. the divers are bringing them high-protein food but still physically week and they don't know how to swim let alone the diving skills to navy gate the 3 miles ofw narro tunnels. practicing wearing diving masks and breathing. more rain and stronger currents could caught off access for diversin bri them critical supplies of food, medicine and hope. >> once the caves flood seriously again, with the amount of water going through and the current and the visibility in the water, it may be that diving operations become impossible like they were lt week. >> pumps are going around the clock, trying to get the floodwater out. crews are surveying where they might drill new entries to the cave. to drop ropes to pu

on the third day of rescue oxygen dropped to toxic levels and a new threat of monsoon rain threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the main boy was taken out the main pump in the cave malfunctioned sending rushing water rushing in. the last of the thai navy s.e.a.l.s, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made it out. >> thankfully everyone was able to get out of chamber three safely and make their way out. it's a really exciting ending to an awesome mission. >> reporter: as the final ambulances left the cave, people lined the streets cheering. at the hospital the boys seen here for the first time since their rescues are generally in good condition. they've been given tetanus and ray by shots and some are on antibiotics and vitamins. meanwhile their families have arrived in waves. their tears have only been allowed through windows. some can stay in the room with the boys but they have to stay six feet away and wear protective clothing. film producers are already sniffing around. looks like this happy rescue story could be

on the third in day of rescues, oxygen levels in the cave dropped to toxic levels and a new round of monsoon rains threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the last boy was taken out, a major water pump malfunctioned sending water gushing into the cave. the last of the thai navy seals barely made it out. >> thankfully everyone got out safely and made their way out. >> all 13 were safely rescued and are quarantined in the hospital as they are monitored for infections. >>> macy's shoppers, your information may have been targeted by hackers. last month the retail giant discovers a data breach. they say it exposed information including credit card numbers between april and june. macy's says it blocked the affected profiles and emailed users to change their passwords. >>> today twitter will delete millions of accounts. according to the "new york times" the social media site wants to reduce fraud and help restore user trust. twitter says that the change could dramatically affect users who either bought fake followers or are followed by fake accounts. this will reportedly cut the total com

on the third day of rescues, oxygen levels in the cave dropped to toxic levels, and a new round of monsoonns threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the last boy was taken out, the main water pump in the caves malfunctioned, sending water rushing in, the last of the thai navy seals, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made it out. >> thankfully, everyone was able to get out of chamber three tofely and make their way out. and it was a really exciting ending to an awesome mission. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: as the final ambulances left the cave, people lined the streets cheering. at the hospital, the boys, seen oyre for the first time since their rescues, are generally in good condition. they have been given tetanus and rabies shots and some are on antibiotics and vitamins. meanwhile, their families have been arriving in waves. but their reunions, full of tears, have, in some cases, so far only be allowed through a window. now, some family members have been permitted to be in the same room with their boys. they have

it's monsoon season and there's more rain on the way. >> reporter: new video of soccer team trapped aalf mile under ground but in good spirits sending messages to their family. i'm in good health, he says. th also thanked theirless c ler. it's a race against time in thit dangerousrain with the urgency of a new threat loomingi monsoon due to hit in the coming days could push water levels dangerous high and may fully flood it forcing rescuers to consider an evacuation attempt within days. we need be 100% confident said the providence governor if there's a risk we will not lose them out. the boys who were found after ad nine search are healthy. divers are bringing them highot n food but they are still physically weak. they don't know how to swim let alone have the diving skills to navigate three miles of narrow tunnel. they have beenct ping wearing diving masks and breathing. more rain could cut off access to divers who are bringing them critical supplies of food, medicine andope. >> once the cave floods seriously again with the amount of water going through the current and the visibilit

on the third day of rescues, oxygen levels in the cave dropped to toxic levels, and a new round of monsoon rains threatened to raise floodwaters. just hours after the last boy was taken out, the main water pump in the caves malfunctioned, sending water rushing in. the last of the thai navy s.e.a.l.s, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made it out. >> thankfully, everyone was able to get out of chamber 3 safely and make their way out. it was a really exciting ending rle>>awesome mission.e ca, pe epr:orte lined the streets cheering. resc fuehes,tal, the boys, seenh ahere greenerally in good condition. they've been given tetanus and rabies shots, and some are on antibiotics and vitamins. eninin, but their reunions, full of tears, have in some cases so far only been allowed through a window. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, d

news 4 today. >>> after a monsoon, rescuers in thailand are trying to figure out how the rain erimpacted wat cavels inside the flooded the nightmare is over for four boys but eight other boys and their coach are still stuck. the next rescue phase could start a any moment. bill neely is in thailand with n the challges they are facing. >> reporter: for one small boy the end of a nightmare. it's a moment many feared would never come. they have battled through this, swirling water, narrow passage way. commanders chose the strongest boys first. they told divers they were ready. this is d-day said the hmmander. weave to act now. the rescue began at 10:00 local time this morning. ten divers t reachhe cave and attaching two boys each one to two divers. less than eight hours after it started the boys emerged. two hours later a second pair. four were free. on diver told nbc news the boys were totally calm but it was a rescue made urgent by falling oxygen levels in the cave and falling rain outside. the rescue he said was a masterpiece of planning, eight boys and their coach remain trapped. their lives still

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it's a race against time in this dangerous terrain with the urgency of a new threat looming. monsoonains due to hit in the coming days could push water levels inside the cave dangerously high and may fully flood it. forcing rescuers to at least consider an evacuation attempt within days. we need to be 100% confident said the province's governor. if there's a risk, we will not move them out. the boys found after a nine-day search are healthy. divers are bringing them high protein food but still physically weak and they don't know how to swim let alone have the diving skills to navigate three miles of narrow tunnels to the cave's entrance. they have been practicing wearing masks and breathing. strong rains could cuff access for divers bringing them food, medicine and hope. >> once the cave floods seriously again, with the amount of water going through and the current and the visibility in the water, it may be that diving operations will become impossible last they were last week. >> reporter: pumps going around the clock trying to get the floodwater out. crews are surveying where to dr

. >>> breaking news out of pakistan. monsoon rains killed 15 people. this is the heaviest season the country has seen since the 1980s. most died when they were electricuted. >>> the founder of lacroix was sued for inappropriately touching two pilots. they say they were touched inappropriately while they were flying him on his plane. more news after the break. befor here are the top stories on today in the bay-- it )s the fourth of july-- but some people will spend the holiday protesting in the east bay. groups are planning a prayer >>> welcome back. some will spend the day protesting. groups are planning a prayer ceremony. it isn't the only ice facility in the area. we have seen several protests there in recent weeks. they are frustrated about arrests along the southern border in mexico. >>> the trump administration is giving migrant parents two options, leave the u.s. with or without your children. the instructions do not allow parents already separated under president zero tolerance policy to reunite while awaiting a decision on asylum. they say even

news. but these monsoon rains, when they hit they hit hard and it makes a big difference down there. >> it does. we're about to see this shift in a dramatic wait next couple of days. tremendous rainfall is in store. we know it hasn't rained in the amount we're expecting to see in the 16 days the boys have been in this cave. it has not rained this much that we're expecting to see in the next couple. we're going show you exactly how this pattern shift is happening, george. of course the maps in motion is put it in perspective. the word monsoon comes from the arabic word mosam which comes from a seasonal shift in the wind direction which is precisely what happens across this region. this is not a single storm system. it is not a single event. it is a prolonged period through potentially october where you have daily heave ry rainfall expected. since the 23rd of june boys went missing about 5 1/2 millimeters fell on that day and then about 14 to 16 millimeters fell later on that week. that is what led to the initial significant flooding into the the cave system. it has been all but quiet genera

james cook, bbc news, in northern california. heavy monsoonsh last week, killing five children and forcing 1,000 people to relocate, including in the rohingya refugee camps. unicef spokesperson in cox's bazar alastair lawson—tancred joins us via webcam from cox's bazar. just give us an update on the situation, particularly the refugee camps. well, we have had very heavy rain over the last week. on one day we had 350 millilitres in the refugee camp alone. this causes huge problems for the refugees because on one hand they have to face an intense flooding risk, and on the other they have to face the risk of landslides, so it does cause enormous disruption, but i'm pleased to say the rain has now abated, but that hasn't done anything really to mitigate concerned about the landslide danger, because the geologists here warned, although the landslides have stopped temporarily, the danger has not disappeared because the water seeps into the hills, the sand dunes where the refugees live in their camps, and the landslide danger is still very much there

new york. indiana monsoon rains have been moving a bit further north, so some heavy downpour now with the temperatureh heaviest rain and a couple of days. they will cease extremely heavy rainfall and there are weather warnings for that as a result. the closer to home and take a look at what is going on in europe and the temperatures are rising again across western parts with plenty of hot sunshine to come. as the area of low pressure further east and so something a bit of rain with showers affecting parts of russia and poland as well, moving away from northern germany and to get into friday. showers and storms around the british isles temperatures heading up once again and about to feel the heat once more. sunshine and also a greater chance of seeing wet weather occasionally. if that shot of the bbc newsroom looks subdued is because ingrid are in danger of going out of the world cup. we're into the final seconds of the final half of extra time. england is down to— one. in the second half of normal time. —— 2—i. fans in zagreb delighted, their team has made it to the final on sunday against france. th

as oxygen levels in the cave dropped and a new round of monsoon rains threatened to raise floodwatersivers rushed in to rescue the boys. they were taken out in three groups over 72 hours. cbs news learned the boys and the coach were rescued just in time. hours after the last boy was pulled out, the main water pump in the caves malfunctioned sending water rushing in. the last member of the rescue team to leave the cave was australian dr. richard harris. his boss says he found out shortly afterwards that his father had died. he had stayed in the cave to look after the boys' health. officials say the boys are doing well in part because they stayed hydrated by drinking water dripping from the cave's ceiling. they are now all being monitored for disease and infections. thai health officials say the boys are doing well mentally. perhaps because they stayed together, the official said, adding we need to admire the coach who took care of them as well. officials said the boys were given anti-anxiety medication during the rescue to keep them calm. they're expected to remain here through the wee

. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock for rescuers with this new urgency, the threat of monsoonxpected to hit here by the end of the week. it would mean water levels t inside cave would rise dangerously high and perhaps even fully flood it. it's forcing officials here to at least conside an evacuation attempt. it could happen in the next 24 to 48 hours. the boys don't even know how to swim, let alone have the diving skills that are needed to navigate over three miles of murky water. >> nobody would teach -- try to t them comfortable with the mask, comfortable with breathing, completelyre dif. create an environment where they can safely get away. that'sfeasible. >> reporter: they're looking at other options like trying to find a different entry to the cave system. pumps are also rning 24/7 to get the floodwater out of the cave system. we're hearing the strength of the current has been somewhat reduced, but one of the diving experts said there just might not be enough time because once the rain comes it will erase all the process they've made. meanwhile, medics arense the cave wit

new life. this has become a race against time and the weather. monsoonains may flood the cave again so they have found two places where rain was entering the cave and blocked them off. ben tracy, cbs news, thailand. >>> a lawsuit against nasa over some alleged moon dust. a woman in tennessee says it belongs to her. laura chico claims astronaut neil armstrong gave her the moon dust and a signed business card when she was 10. according to chico, her father was friends with armstrong. but she learned that nasa considers all lunar material government property and has a history of trying to track down any that someone has. she contacted the lawyer to have the dust tested. >> we speculated this might be a sample that was vacuumed off a spacesuit. >> the autograph is authentic. but lab testing on the dust was less conclusive. it found it could have lunar material but it's not 100% sure. >> to our knowledge he never gave moon dust to his sons, wives, crewmates. i have worked with buzz aldrin, i know he doesn't have any. >> what if nasa says, you're essentially k

new life. this has become a race against time and the weather. monsoon rains are expected this weekend. they're worried the cave could flood again and they have found two places where rain was entering the cave and blocked them up. ben tracy, cbs news, thailand. >>> bay area headlines now. arson investigators in san jose are calling two grass fires suspicious. they broke out yesterday north of skyport boulevard near highway 87. flames were knocked down quickly. in san francisco, anti-ice protestors are camped out in front of the federal immigration office for a second day, speaking out against the trump administration's immigration policies and calling on the federal government to dismantle ice. >>> the oakland police department is investigating one of its own after this officer was caught snooze youing on the job. someone snapped the photo on friday and it's gone viral. the oakland police department saying, quote, we expect our officers to be awake and fully focused on their assigned duties. >>> the men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire took plea deals and agreed to go to

next, to thailand, and the race to free the young soccer team trapped in a cave, with monsoon rains fast approaching. a new look at the massive effort underground. a team of divers entering the cave. workers drilling through rock, opening up narrow passages and laying drainage pipes. they're desperate to lower the water level there and free the boys before the rain can flood the cave again. abc's james longman on the scene for us again tonight. >> reporter: with monsoon rains closing in, the race is on. rescue workers in that thai cave drilling through rock. laying pipes, constructing a dam to divert water. and that dam could make a crucial difference. officials say it will remove drastically more water than the pumps alone. the goal, reduce the water level inside to give those trapped boys a chance to escape. new images tonight showing the progress. areas in front of the cave, previously only accessible by divers, now passable on foot. but part of that treacherous 2.9-mile maze includes chambers filled to the ceiling with water, narrow tunnels teams will work to expand. right now, diving is the only way o

running short everyone is worried about the return of the monsoon if the rains start falling the cave could flood completely. a correspondent for eon news has been reporting for us from the entrance to the cave earlier i asked him about the latest activity at the site. well for once the rain has started falling as you can see about an hour ago it has been pouring down quite massively now it's just a light drizzle but it doesn't auger well for the rescue effort but it was basically what everyone was expected so the weather forecast was like this and this is why rescue help and trying to rush things now we have seen about an hour ago that they've put out this green and by just behind me this is the entrance to the tape so we don't know exactly what that means but there was some activity after an otherwise quite uneventful day now there is one very unfortunate incident that i have i can report about it's four of the mountaineers that were actually on top of the mountain trying to find alternative routes into the caves and potential drilling side on their way back from the mountain there as you've even heard off the road and fell down a few

it's a race against time in this dangerous terrain with the urgency of a new threat looming. monsoon rains due to hit in the coming days could push water levels inside the cave dangerously high and make it fully flooding, forcing rescuers to consider an evacuation attempt within days. we need to be 00% confident says the governor. if there is a risk, we will not move them out. the boys who were found after a nine-day search are healthy. divers are bringing them high protein food, but they're still physically weak. and they don't know how to swim, let alone have the diving skills to navigate over three miles of narrow tunnels to the cave's entrance. officials say the boys have been practicing, wearing diving masks and breathing. more rain and stronger currents could also cut off access for divers who are bringing them critical supplies and food, medicine and hope. >> once the cave floods seriously again, with the amount of water going through and the current and the visibility in the water, it may be that diving operations will become impossible like they were last week. >> pumps have

deaths will not be in vain, deciding whether to attempt the mission before monsoon rains hit that could fill the cave again. new video shows immense effort under way to save 12 boys and soccer coach trapped in cave. can see the strength of the current in flooded passageways, giving crash course in diving. former thai navy seal volunteering died doing just that, passed out under water, could not be resuscitated and died from lack of oxygen. >> shows this is a very complicated operation that's going to have risks at every step. >> dr. paul ahrbook wrote the book on this. 6-hour journey. >> air tanks necessary because a typical tank only last an hour or a little bit more. they have to resupply air to divers and boy as they bring them out of the cave. >> race to free pumped up overnight, monsoon rains could happen again at any time. with no rainfall in days, tempted to try the rescue. needed 100% certainty there's no risk. today if 90% safety, we're ready to bring the boys out. tonight recommitting to speeding up the mission in honor of the fallen diver. >> boys are restoring health, getting protein after not eatin

monsoon season is nothing new for thailand, but the effects it could have on the rescue could be detrimentalso how long is it going to last? meteorologist ivan cabrera is joining us now. is this going to go on and on, or are there going to be breaks? >> this is going to go on and on. there are going to be a few breaks, but the monsoon season itself that we talk about across this part of the world lasts for months. we're talking october by the time this thing dries out. so the plan originally was to maybe have them down there until october, feeding them and watering. that wasn't going to work because we have so much rain coming in. there are multiple pumps working 24 hours trying to get that water out, but mother nature is going to win that battle because there's a lot more water coming in. the monsoon is not one thing. it's not a tropical storm. it's not a hurricane. we get warm, humid air coming in across the area. we're surrounded by the gulf of thailand and the south china sea, both of which will be impacting the region. joe, we do have breaks, right. it doesn't rain every single day heav

today oakland's mayor, fire chief, and other city leaders announced a new ar-01 zip line -- a 01 tip line and award fund. >>> monsoon rains are falling again in thailand, putting more pressure on efforts to save a soccer team and their coach. >> reporter: as heavy rain fell, rescuers in thailand continued working on a plan to pull the soccer team and their coach from the flooded cave. among the options, creating an inflation tube. >> it'll be 17 meters and as long as it needs to be to get the boys out and supplies in. >> reporter: three workers were injured one day after a volunteer helping with the rescue effort died. still thai officials are optimistic. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: this engineer says water levels in the cave have substantially decreased from draining efforts. but the rain and air inside the cave remain a concern. oxygen levels have dropped to an alarming 15%, and officials say the boys are weak. earlier thai navy seals delivered these emotional letters from the boys to their anxious parents. in them the kids wrote "mom and dad, don't worry about me, i am fine. we want to eat many foo

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new life. this has become a race against time and the weather, monsoon rains are expected to return this weekend and they are worried the cave could flood again so they found two places where rain was entering and they blocked them up. >>> we are getting a clearer picture of the group's competing to redevelopment the scott campus. the world economic forum, organizers of the conference in switzerland, a research venture backed by elon musk and the co- worker space operator called we work. the property is one of the largest development sites in san francisco. public hearings will be held later this month. they are on track to double its yearly revenue. >>> two california universities named among the best in the world. stanford second to mit. uc berkeley finished 26. ucla 33. remember these are world wide rankings. >>> all right. let's get local look at the weather. >> man, did we cut it close. that fog was rolling in and lowering as the fireworks were in the air but just in time the fireworks began and finished without much of a problem for mother nature and now socked in with fog. flashes out the

middle of its monsoon season with severe weather expected authorities are considering banning boats from going to see during strong winds is look not some other stories that are making news around the world but your partners and german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government the center left them a social democrats have signed on to a new tougher line on migration as was a key demand of interior minister course as a whole for who needs miracles conservative varian sister party c s u. there's been a third night of rioting in long in western france around fifty cars were torched and there were arson attempts on a high school and a petrol station this after police shot a twenty two year old man after he tried to escape arrest in a drug investigation a policeman has been held for questioning in connection with that killing. us secretary of state my pump a.o. as arrived in north korea for talks with leader kim jong on the pair are expected to discuss a proposed timeline for the full denuclearization of the korean peninsula on saturday pompei it will brief his japanese and south korean counterparts in tokyo. well soccer especially during this world cup is the most popul

support for the refugees whose comes from a risk of being washed away in the monsoon season those are the headlines and back to more news here on al-jazeera in half and next it's one of the all east to stay with us. we will maintain the finest fighting force the world has ever known united states army was so reliant on a private sector i would call the dependency we have a mismatch between the way we are magine to be and the reality of the twenty first century. eleven now to how many of the persons that you're sending out to you should be child soldiers and i said i gotta child soldiers reloaded on al-jazeera. traditions run deep in the villages of northern pakistan for women especially it's a life of tight control. punishment is harsh if women bring shame upon their families but what constitutes shameful behavior and steve check out on this episode of one of one east we look at the mysterious disappearance of four young women were they killed because they clapped their hands.

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monsoon rain. they just know that they have to try. jonathan head, bbc news, tham luang caves, northern thailand.rexit, dark money and the dup — in whichjim fitzpatrick reveals new information on how the dup and vote leave worked together in the eu referendum. brexit marked the biggest shift in uk politics in generations. vote leave and their allies in the dup were victorious. but did they break electoral law? tonight, we reveal new information about the dup‘s eu referendum spending that the authorities didn't know. if that's a piece of evidence that you or someone else wants to raise with the electoral commission then we can certainly look at that. the campaign brought the biggest known political donation in history for a northern ireland party. we received, i think, £155,000. the donation formally came from a little—known scottish group called the constitutional research council, or crc. there's something that stinks about this whole set—up. it stinks to high heaven. tonight on spotlight, in a major investigation, we scrutinise the only known member of the crc, richard cook, and reveal how he m

monsoon rains. as we mentioned, you good news is they've had a bill of a reprieve. notice nothing, no measurable rain. this was grate. this acho lowed the cruise ton in there and recede and get the levels as low as they possible could. you are in the window of the lowest water levels before the rain start. the moisture, the orange and red colors, that's where it's starting to push back into the area. this is normal this time of year. we are in the peak monsoon season right now. you notice that on the forecast, all an 80 or 90% chance of rain. for the most part, this isn't going to be light rain. you are going to have some heavy downpours mixed in. that causes two problems. one, you have to understand how the caves are made up. in some of the passages they are very narrow. two or three inches may not sound enough, but it's enough to fill those extremely narrow passages. obviously it preconveniences folks from getting through but, but when those are empty, oxygen flows freely through the passages, but now that water is there, that objectionend supply will be cut off.

you go east a little, utah, colorado, new mexico and arizona, flash flood potential, because of that monsoon moisture. debris flows possible, especially on fresh burn areas. and we'll look at hurricane chris. yes, it's a hurricane now. 85-mile-per-hour max sustained winds, moving northeast at 10 miles per hour. this thing will impact land only in the way of rip currents. ocean city beach, maryland, patrol tells us they've rescued 141 people just yesterday. david? >> wow, so be ware of the rip currents. jud ginger siouzee, thank you. >>> president trump's nomine br at the senate today. his views on abortion, and what he said about criminal investigations involving a sitting president will also be under the microscope. do the democrat s have the math to do anything about this nominee? here's jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: president trump congratulated himself today on a supreme court pick he predicts will get support across the board. >> brett kavanaugh has gotten rave reviews, rave reviews. actually, from both sides. >> reporter: on capitol hill, judge kavanaugh set out to win over the s

thursday monsoon moisture looks like it is on 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. 701, good news, san mateo, right? they've almost opened up the lanes in fact they're opening it now as we speak, the crew had to move. i want to show you a video from earlier from when the truck was flipped over and it was therefore eight hours. flipped over like this, 80,000 pound big rig that had turned over, it was full of lettuce who knew it could be so heavy? extremely heavy, they got it on its wheels and other moving it out of the way. that ramp should be getting ready to open or perhaps even be open now. northbound 101. connecting to eastbound 102, we did want to show you the traffic in the area. we can go to the maps you i can put up a map of the area. northbound 101 is doing pretty well through the area. a little bit of slowing, but for the most part it looks good. let's go to highway 24, we have a crash outside the tunnel on westbound 24. it is backing up traffic. the accident was just before highway 13 with injuries creating quite a backup. if we look at the camera it does not look like it is too slow here

and more monsoon rain is on the way. jonathan head, bbc news, tham luang caves, thailand.cave network that the boys are trapped in makes the rescue mission particularly complicated. our science correspondent, victoria gill, has been considering the options for getting them out safely. how many of you? 13? relent. what was meant to be an adventure has become an international rescue mission and what is not yet clear is how that mission to bring the 12 boys and their football code safely to the service will be carried out. when the team walked into the entrance of the cave system on the 23rd ofjune it was dry but sudden heavy rainfall flooded and blocked narrow passageways . heavy rainfall flooded and blocked narrow passageways. as the route to higher ground narrowed, they abandoned their possessions. this is where british cave divers first reach them, two and a half miles from the entrance. two options are being considered for the rescue, pumping water out of flooded passageways and teaching the boys to scuba dive their way out in extremely risky swim through tight spacesin

new life. >> this has become a race against time and the weather. monsoon rains are expected to return this weekend and they are worried that the cave could flood again. they found places where the rain was entering the cave and they blocked them up. >> in our bay area watch, a sinkhole shut down the shoulder of a san francisco street. it is happening at the intersection of 14th and mission. the area is blocked off as crews worked to stop the leak. a hillsboro couple got a surprise wake up call this morning when a tree fell on their home. it tore a hole through their bedroom ceiling. nobody was hurt and to the homeowner says tree right may be to blame. a rollover crash on the bay bridge caused big backups this afternoon. a woman rolled her truck just east of treasure island. crash blocked three lanes. the woman was treated by paramedics. she was alert and talking. the cause of the rollover is under investigation. >> joey chestnut is once again the winner of the independence day hotdog eating contest. >> joey! >> the longtime champion defended his title at n

but it will need to be quick, as more monsoon rains are on their way. richard galpin, bbc news.ow difficult will it be to safely remove the 12 boys and their 25—year—old football coach from the four mile long cave? earlier i spoke to anmar mirza from the us national cave rescue commission. it will be extremely difficult. they cannot be brought out either through an ultimate of entrance or at the dry passage, the cave diving action is incredibly risky. very dangerous. so, what do you know about how they are going to try to extract them from the cave? i've had no contact with the authorities running the rescue there, so i'm not privy to that information. clearly the reason they were trapped in the first place was the rising flood water, presumably that is still a real risk. absolutely. at least when they are in the cave it sounds like even if the water comes back up again, they will be safe where they are. the biggest problem for them becomes keeping them supplied long enough for the water to go down orfor another effort to be made. presumably, the priority at the moment is going