dr craig challen is a recently retired perth vet his friend harry is dr richard harris and the need to test from adelaide they have dived together all over the world where already they made contact with the british i followed the. i waiting up to this. probably familiar with what was going on in the car i've. yet to be honest not looking good at all. on friday july sixth as harrison challen a ride at the rescue site there is a tragedy. news breaks that a former time navy seal involved in the operation has died. at the. petty officer. had left the navy but signed up to join the search is a volunteer. who had been delivering canisters along the route being used by the divers in the cave in a cruel twist he lost consciousness after running out of himself on the return dive . coming at me. and. that hoping that he might be namely what would. be a bank with a man by. me and they. walked out. but on. me. they come up. you know there was obviously a very sobering moment at the same time we realized ok this doesn't change anything we still have twelve kids and a coach in there we still have to

dr craig challen is a recently retired perth vet his friend harry is dr richard harris and the need to test from adelaide they have dived together all over the world where already they made contact with the british i followed the. i waiting up to this. probably familiar with what was going on in the car i've. yet to be honest not looking good at all. on friday july sixth as harrison challen a ride at the rescue site there is a tragedy. news breaks that a former time navy seal involved in the operation has died. at the. petty officer. had left the navy but signed up to join the search is a volunteer. who had been delivering canisters along the route being used by the divers in the cave in a cruel twist he lost consciousness after running out of himself on the return dive . me. and. that hoping that maybe not in the name of what would. be a bank with a man. but on. me. yeah that was obviously a very sobering moment at the same time we realized ok this doesn't change anything we still have twelve kids and a coach in there we still have to to go forward and do this. in the aftermath of the

we thank you and we salute you to be a receiving special mention one a statistic richard harris and his dive buddy craig chalons harris oversold the medical condition of the boys and they coached throughout the rescue and was the last person out of the cave he and chalan were awarded the star of courage australia second highest civilian bravery on the. al-jazeera. how this scare descended his way into the record books one of the highest mountains in the world. it's time because you found his job montane thank you and exactly two years from now the olympics will begin in tell you carry over the second time the japanese capital will host the games having been the venue for the nine hundred sixty four olympics despite having done it before all the preparations for the twenty twenty games haven't been without their challenges a reshuffle of test events could be on the calls because of construction delays and to keep the news on the city's current intense heat wave is forcing organized think about weather conditions come twenty twenty as a correspondent for the salami reports. john is not th

richard harris an anesthesiologist.reveals that the shot is not just to relax the boy, it's to knock him out cold. >> i can't have him twitching around and you know when they start moving their arms moving around. there's potential for them to kill themselves. there was potential for them to kill us. it was much better for me to sedate him and keep him under. >> so it was basically an ultimatum from the british divers that they're not gonna do this operation, unless those kids are sedated. >> they absolutely made that a red line. like, "yeah, if we're gonna try this, and -- if it's gonna be successful, the kids need to be sedated." >> reporter: after receiving that injection, the first boy is out cold and ready for the next step of the rescue. just like in those training sessions, that full face mask is strapped tightly on. a single leak could be potentially fatal. the child is now fully prepped and ready to go, yet the veteran rescue diver is still assailed with doubt. >> i was confident of being able to take one of th

not full so only one boy remains inside the cave three time maybe seals and the astroid in dr richard harris with him they will stay until the very end. well the news is filtering out on officially at this stage that all thirteen members of the same out of the try that these risky mission has been an unrivaled success that the seas a miracle rescue. the eighteen day vigil is over. for the time the thirty's who led this mission it is a dream result. in. that bag. and words cannot describe how happy we were. honestly was not a result that we thought we would get. is one of the most difficult and dangerous and risky things of i don't know in terms of my own personal safety but in terms of the people i was responsible for never doing anything is risky and i don't think i ever will again. it was the only option we had we took. in a world full of bad news as good as it is this is awesome so cruelly overjoyed that not only is it a good news story question at the end of the day we got the kids back together their parents and that's what matters in my mind. young rich and famous. in china one of the

were part of a new generation of actors as it's been called with albert finney tong courtney richard harris all men by the way but i think. you sort of did i came from liverpool because that's. and and then to london and then i was involved with the royal court theatre and a lot of actors from all over the country were there but different types of actors they weren't just from london there they were from all areas had all different accents and were accepted and you could feel there was an energy yeah there certainly was that but you have to understand that because i arrived in london at that time i thought that that was normal that that's how it was only quite a few years later on reflection did you realise my god that was such a lucky time because now inevitably.

australian doctor richard harris was the last member of the rescue team to get out. >> some moments of significant fear and then a great resolve and some really joyous moments to finish. >> reporter: then he learned that his father had died. the incredible rescue thrusting this quiet mountain area into the spotlight. and now hollywood has come calling. with two producers planning projects. it doesn't faze dom's grandmother. she says "i'll tell dom you're not a hero, just a normal boy who got lost in the cave." on her coffee table, a picture dom drew in the hospital of the wild boar soccer team in their boldest victory yet. nbc news, thailand. >>> still ahead tonight, the exploding popularity of those dna testing kits. the big questions driving a booming new interest. >>> have you ever wanted to know more about where exactly you came from? it's never been easier to find out, thanks to the explosion of at home dna testing kits. millions of people have tried them. they've turned your heritage into a massive new business. >> reporter: andrea edwards spent her life with more questions than

australians we thank you and we salute you to be a receiving special mention one east that has richard harris and his dive buddy craig chalons harris oversaw the medical condition of the boys and their coach throughout the rescue and was the last person out of the cave he and chalan were awarded the star of courage australia second highest civilian bravery ana shahzad got for al-jazeera cycling's tour de france has been disrupted by a farmer's protest which left several riders needing medical treatment bales of hay were thrown to the road early in the stage sixteen that's around thirty kilometers out of the town of kalak a song in the south of france police use the pepper spray on the protesting farmers which blew. into the eyes of some of the riders temporarily halting the race. the organizers of the twenty twenty tokyo olympic games have been holding a special event to mark exactly two years until the opening ceremony the countdown at tokyo's. featured seven hundred thirty one special lanterns to mark the number of days until the start of the games japan's current heat wave a spark concern

were part of a new generation of actors as it's been called with albert finney told courtney richard harris all men by the way but i think. you sort of did i came from liverpool because that's where i'm from and and then to london and then i was involved with the royal court theatre and a lot of actors from all over the country were there but different types of actors they weren't just from london there they were from all areas had all different accents and were accepted and you could feel there was an energy ever certainly was that but you have to understand that because i. arrived in london at that time i thought that that was normal that that's how it was and only quite a few years later on reflection did you realise my god that was such a lucky time because now inevitably ever know you're being asked about it probably didn't for night or when dame judi walters has been voicing concern about her few working class actors there are they're working according to one in a sea investigation only sixteen percent. are acting at the moment. many more acting anyway. yes it is actors sixteen percen

unfortunately last night his father has died so he cannot talk to the media yet but this doctor richard harris is seen as one of the most important heroes of this whole rescue operation and the rescuers were telling about this this is incredible just sticks that were involved twenty tons of material they had to carry inside and the astray and said to spend seventy five hours inside the cave you can it's hard to imagine how that's been like i mean there's hardly any oxygen there they basically made this whole passage way when they first the rifles completely flooded was nearly impossible to go through there they've made it much clearer they have cleared it up they basically build stairs they've made ropes along it so it was much easier for the boys to come out after all this work that hundreds of people thousands of people in fact have been doing and of course we're getting more you slowly dripping out so to speak about the condition of the boys and whether they're able to communicate with their families. exactly we just met one of the fathers of fourteen year old boo who has been rescued on th

were part of a new generation of actors as it's been called with albert finney to all courtney richard harris all men by the way but i think. you sort of did i came from liverpool because that's. and and then to london and then i was involved with the royal court theatre and a lot of actors from all over the country were there but different types of actors they weren't just from london there they were from all areas had all different accents and were excepted and you could feel there was an energy there certainly was that but you have to understand that because i arrived in london at that time i thought that that was normal that that's how it was only. quite a few years later on reflection did you realize my god that was such a lucky time because now inevitably ever know you're being asked about it probably didn't for night or when dame judi walters has been voicing concern about her few working class actors there are they're working according to one in a sea investigation only sixteen percent. are acting at the moment. many more acting anyway. yes it is actors sixteen percent are working but

were part of a new generation of actors as it's been called with albert finney told courtney richard harris all men by the way but i think. you sort of did i came from liverpool because that's. and and then to london and then i was involved with the royal court theatre and a lot of actors from all over the country were there but different types of actors they weren't just from london there they were from all areas had all different accents and were accepted and you could feel there was an energy there certainly was that but you have to understand that because i arrived in london at that time i thought that that was normal that that's how it was only. quite a few years later on reflection did you realize my god that was such a lucky time because now inevitably ever know you're being honest about it probably didn't for night or when dame judi walters has been voicing concern about her few working class actors there are they're working according to one in a sea investigation only sixteen percent. are acting at the moment ago it was many more acting anyway to get over the. actors sixteen percen

australians we thank you and we salute you to be a receiving special mention one a statistic richard harris and his dive buddy craig chalons harris oversaw the medical condition of the boys and they coached throughout the rescue and was the last person out of the cave he and chalan were awarded the star of courage australia second highest civilian bravery ana shahzad got for al-jazeera. an inspirational story the one that i have more news out of london about half an hour now so let's go back to the window proper we'll see you then thank you for that well iraq is waiting for a shipment of fuel and generators from neighboring kuwait's as it tries to solve energy shortages that have triggered protests in the country and many are asking though why iraq which is home to the world's fifth largest petroleum reserves needs help iran con reports from baghdad. in iraq southern city of basra food rots and freezes because there's no electricity business owners here are frustrated that losing money the lack of electricity is driving ongoing protests in south q weights providing electricity generators an

australians we thank you and we salute you to be a receiving special mention we're a nice that has richard harris and his dive buddy craig chalons harris oversaw the medical condition of the boys and their coach throughout the rescue and was the last person out of the cape he and chalan were awarded the star of courage australia's second highest civilian bravery on shahzad got for al jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera i'm so robin these are all top news stories hundreds of people are missing in lauer after a hydropower dam collapsed state media reporting it was under construction in the southeast several people have been killed and more than one thousand families lost their homes the region's been affected by severe floods over the past week at least fifty people have been killed in forest fires that are burning in several areas near the greek capital athens the fires have destroyed homes and destructive transport links officials have declared a state of emergency in two areas. gas this by the immediate and large scale mobilization of firefighters to ferry strong winds have led to a rapid spread

you know, the doctor, richard harris, he was in and out of the cave every day he was the first to assesshich boy could leave and in which order. he left the cave with the other experienced divers and the navy seals only to learn his own father had passed away during this mission. so tragic news there. also that former thai navy seal member who lost his life on friday being declared a national hero today and of course everyone here just elated for what we are seeing with these young men behind me here. for nbc news bay area. >> remarkable pictures there. >> it truly is. it is just something to make your smile about this morning. >>> a live look now. crews are still fighting a brush fire. this is in santa teresa park. it is 75% contained right now. yesterday we watched water drops as those flames burned dangerously close to homes. the abm research facility evacuated. a fire is 100% contained. sadly four horses fired during that hire. 50 acres burned and we don't know how either of those fires started. >> it is 6:48. the president just posed for his nato class picture. >> and this time no p

richard harris are with him. they will stay until the very end.ring out, unofficially at this stage, that all 13 members of the wild boar soccer team are out of the cave, that this rescue mission has been an unrivaled success, that this is a miracle rescue. [ cheering ] >> the 18-day vigil is over. >> five out the last night. >> yeah. >> it's an amazing story. how did you feel when you finally got that last member of the team? >> quite emotional, you know, because we were getting closer and closer to the entrance, so i got quite emotional. i don't normally. just what we were doing must have come out. and i've got a kid myself now, so, it was quite a good feeling. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! >> thank you! >> you know, you had the last group of people come out, and then we knew all four thai s.e.a.l.s came out, and everybody was standing there around 10:00 at night, and we actually took a moment and let the emotions come back in. and i think that it really kind of hits you in the feels, and we thought, man, we just accomplished something.

richard harris was part of the team. he's an es northwesta activity. >> some of these boys couldn't swim and they're being put into cold, cold water and with wet suits on, full face mask. you know, alien to them. so it was the only way. >> the most important thing was to have a full face mask which we acquired on-site with positive pressure to enable them to breathe and to relax them enough to not feel any anxiety during the process. >> it seems, then, that the boys were somehow escorted out one by one by pairs of divers before being put into stretchers. the uk, australia, denmark, the divers list inside the cave indicated that they came from all over the world. but there's still a general -- redia sense about talking what they did. they weren't prepared to reyou'll have much more than escorting the boys out. >> myself and jason came out after rick and john and our role was to help transport the boys underwater through the cave to bring them out. >> and not forgetting the anonymous quartet of thai navy s.e.a.l.s who help

richard harris was part of the too many. he is an anecessa.hey had full wet suits, full face mask. alien to them but the only way. >> the most important thing was a full face mask which we acquired on sight with positive pressure to enable them to breathe and to not feel anxiety during the process. >> it seems then the boys were somehow escorted out one by one by pairs of divers before being put in stretchers preponderate uk, aufrmts, denmark, the divers left inside the cave indicated they came from over the world. but there is a general reticence about talking about what each did. another pair of british divers. chris jewel and the left and jason malcein were involved in escorting the boys out but weren't prepared to reveal more. >> our role was to help transport the boys under water through the caves to bring them out. >> and not forgetting the anonymous acquire at the time of thai navy seals who kept the boys company on the ledge the seven days they were the last out after the boys. >> to get any of them out alive would have been a miracle.

richard harris, who's been described as playing an integral role, a critical role in the almost miraculousescue, and he, sadly, lost his father this week amid the incredible rescues that were taking place. so, this required just an incredible physical and emotional burden for everybody that was involved. and now people are kind of taking a deep breath and trying to collect themselves physically and emotionally after this incredible ordeal. alex and christine? >> yeah, this rescue mission obviously led by the thai navy s.e.a.l.s, but it was an international effort and really an incredible one at that. ivan, thank you so much. >> even the farmers around there, they're pumping out all that water from the cave system into the newly planted rice fields. those farmers lost their crops. they will be made whole by the government, we're told, but it just shows you how the whole region, really, coming together to save those boys. >> certainly, the country, and led by the king. and it is a country that is really centered on the monarchy, the military, on buddhism, and it is rallying around these boys

and the lone doctor on the diving team, richard harris was the last rescuer to exit the cave. during a phone call with his n country's prime minister, he described what it was like during the harrowing moments. >> get this. dr. harris learned of his father's passing shortly after that rescue ended. our condolences to the harris family. i want to bring in an expert as we're seeing the first hospital video of the boys, there were tears of joy as parents waved to loved ones through glass windows. the boys remained isolated for medical reasons. doctors say everybody is healthy and they appear in good spirits. they're walking around, using cell phones. some taking time to wave to the camera. smiling. one boy bowed his head, expressing thanks. with us now, family physician. thank you for being with us. oxygen levels dropping, little food, risk of airborne bacterial or fungal infection. how surprised are you to learn the boys are all healthy? >> i have to say this is remarkable. i know all of us watching this in the last couple weeks, we're all completely overjoyed. as a physician, i

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thai navy s.e.a.l.s have put out a message of condolence to an australian diver, a doctor named richard harrisgral role in this remarkable rescue, alex, who, sadly, lost his father last night, even as he was playing this critical role in saving 12 boys and their soccer coach from dying under ground. alex. >> and of course, ivan, there was that former thai navy s.e.a.l. who lost his life after losing air in that cave. but aside from that, it was an extraordinary rescue mission that really went as well as anyone could have hoped. ivan watson in chiang rai, thailand, thanks so much. >> you love to see that story. i want those boys to flourish. i can't wait to see pictures of them without the glasses and without, you know, the stretchers and just the boys are back. >> back with their parents. >> absolutely. >>> all right, step it up immediately. a tense exchange with nato's secretary-general. president trump claims germany is a captive of russia. some cash back cards send you on a journey to get to your bonus cash back. first they make you sign up for bonus cash back and it's only on a few categor

richard harris. i do know of a few of them, in the community, very small community, maybe 5% of the diving community in the world are cave divers. and at this level of diving, you can narrow that down to perhaps another 3%. >> it's really remarkable. what is your sense in watching what they're doing now, which is trying to restore the oxygen to get the other eight individuals, mostly kids, obviously, and one coach, out? do you get the sense that because this was successful that they'll do the same process going forward? >> well, success -- we've got four out now. no reason not to try it again. kids are resilient. i'll give them that. these kids appear to be in good shape, good physical condition. they have to build a bond up with these divers in a very short period of time. the chamber that they're in is losing this oxygen supply. to resupply it with any other breathable gas is a challenge. the logistics are phenomenal here. everything we do in the cave is not about -- sorry, is not about entering th

richard harris, who ended his tie vacation to help out.daring rescue today in a call with australia's prime minister. >> in all, more than 10,000 people assisted the operation in countless ways. a great cooperation the mission commander called it. a bad news story with a storybook ending. and if you thought this all played out like a movie, you are not alone. one producer confirms to the hollywood reporter that he's been on scene speaking with rescue personnel and that this real-life story of heroism and survival could soon hit the big screen. >> mike: jeff paul in thailand, thank you. the chinese government is vowing to take firm and forceful measures against u.s. threats to expand tariff hikes. the comment follows the u.s. announcement it is preparing to impose 10% tariffs on a wide range of goods. also today, the senate passed a nonbinding resolution 88-11 designed to give congress more say about tariffs imposed in the name of national security. stocks were down today. if the dow lost 219, the s&p 500 fell 17.5. nasdaq dropped 43. feder

richard harris. his boss says he found out shortly afterwards that his father had died.e 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 weekend and it may come as no surprise to you to hear that this story may be turned into a movie, producers are already on the ground here in thailand, norah, scouting. >> anna werner in thailand, thank you. >>> major charles hodges is the u.s. mission commander for the 353rd special operations unit for the air force. he was part of the rescue operation. he joins us now from chiang rai, thailand. major hodges, good morning and t

camp, david 0rnstein — harry kane is on many of the back pages today, appearing very confident — is there a real sense of optimism in the england squad? i think there is, richardand were unfancied. expectations were low but they managed to beat tunisia with a last—minute goal from harry kane which set him on his way. he scored two goals in that game and is now on five for the tournament, the leading scorer, giving england momentum which they carried into the panama match which they won 6—1, a record—breaking score. you could say the belgian defeat in their final group game knocked some out of their sails and dented confidence but they did makea sails and dented confidence but they did make a changes to the starting line—up. we were expecting england to revert to their first choice team with harry kane coming in to lead the line and dele alli recovering from an thigh injury. it's a true test for gareth southgate's young squad, they have done a lot of work to prepare for this moment on and off the pitch. if they beat colombia on tuesday evening it will be their first knockout victory of the major tournament since 2006, only their second since 1990. their sixth s

harry kane. has to be kane. the chimes of football plasma coming home are here. my colleague richardhave had to resort to this microphone because the atmosphere here is building. this is castlefield bowl in manchester, we are expecting around 8000 people inside come kick—off. it will be pretty snug. it is quite a small arena. i have seen events here before, it will be absolutely fantastic inside this little arena. as well as pride in the whole of gareth southgate's team, there is particular pride in the players that play for the two manchester clubs, really in stirling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city —— raheem sterling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city and jesse lingard of manchester united. there is excitement. a little bit like me, i was very confident yesterday, i woke up this morning and started to feel extremely nervous. in my mind, all of a sudden, luka modric, very good player that he is, became the best player in the world and so on. chatting to some of those bands, the anxieties about, but overall i think there is a confidence that against croatia gareth so

committed as in the richard nixon case, the issue is is there a pattern to send a message to people who are going to testify against the president before bob mueller's grand jury. >> harrisike to step in here with a couple of those tweets. attorney general jeff sessions has taken a very weak position on hillary clinton's crime, where are the emails and dnc server and intel leakers, that was back on july 25th. almost exactly a year ago in 2017. a day later, the president doubled down, criticizing mr. jeff sessions again, and andrew mccabe, the acting fbi director at the time, why didn't ag sessions replace acting fbi director mccabe, in charge of clinton investigation, but got... and that was exactly a year ago today, july 26th, 2017. to lisa's point, some of this has been out there and some we have seen. >> judge napolitano: these things are innocuous. there is no suggesting of a crime in these. >> harris: you have to explain it, how does this work into mueller's thing about obstruction, i see the question when you drill down on the tweets, what is there? >> dagen: usually prosecutors look for one slam-dunk piece of evidence, i can remember many single emails that like f

harry to meghan a couple of months ago. meanwhile protests raged across britain. in london, thousands blanketed the streets to make it clear to trump that he was not welcome in their country. richard engle is amid the protests in london. nick o'heinz is an editor and steve clemons is a washington editor at large at "the atlantic." richard, first to you. what's it been like out there today? >> reporter: well, i'll say that the protests are now dying down a little bit. it has just started to rain here in london. the protests have been going on now for about eight hours already. so they're thinning out. you have people still out here, still having a good time with their signs. they have been setting up some sort of bandstand, but the massive demonstrations, the tens of thousands of people who were on the streets, that is pretty much dying down at this stage. but today the people of london did send a very strong message. they sent a message that they say president trump is not welcome here and they believe they accomplished a great deal. because of these demonstrations, he didn't come into the center of london. he flew on helicopters from place to place and avoided the protests and av

kamala harris / california (d)well that's going to be debated in a court of law, but from my perspective they should not have created the zero tolerance policy and it's inhumane.sen. richards (d)trump wants to change all the rules, alexandra limon / @alexlimonnew sthat's sen richard durbin talking about the trump administration'house the migrant families together- indefinitely - on military bases. but a california judge refused to overrule a longstanding court order that says children can only be jailed for 20 days.... sen. richard durbin / illinois (d) i'm glad that the court spoke out against this attempt to change it.it's still unclear how quickly the families can be reunited...and for how long. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) news at 5... see how a lamborghini goes up in flames at a gas station. (grant) a very pricey sportscar in missouri is now just a charred frame after it went up in flames. (vicki) it happened after the driver of another car pulled away with the gas pump still in the car. derrion henderson has the story. (pkg)"not one ... but two."'a cell video admiring two exotic - and very expensive - sports cars bared witness to its demise that would hurt