we saw pictures of saman gunan dominating this mural. who found the boys. we also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it's going to be around two and a half metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock, and underneath him are 13 wild boars, representing the team that he was trying to save. now, the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we've heard is that they will return to their family homes, where they'll spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. australia's southern koalas have considerably larger and thicker fur than their northern neighbours, a feature that'll come in useful when they experience winter in britain. a group of six are to be brought from adelaide, to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. laura foster reports. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire. and when the five females and single male arrive, it will be the only place you can find southern koalas in the whole of europ

we saw images of saman gunan dominating this mural. the boys. we also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it is going to be around 2.5 metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the teams that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. and congratulations to france! you have been watching newsday. i bet that shirt is worth a bob or two now. hello. with temperatures as high as 31 celsius, sunday was another hot day across eastern areas of england throughout the weekend, would scenes like this, england and wales had the lion's share of the sunshine and sunday brought some useful range of parts of northern ireland scotland of eastern scotland held on to some sunny spells. this is the weather system that brought some rain to northern ireland in parts of scotland, moving south in the n

we saw images of saman gunan dominating this mural.aw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it is going to be around 2.5 metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the team that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes what we heard is they will return to thier family homes what we heard is they will return to their family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. ata at a festival in southern austria artist ditched the counters for the human body. it has been running for 21 yea rs human body. it has been running for 21 years and it attracts more than 200 artists from 50 countries. absolutely astonishing. i think you would need to have the right texts to ta ke would need to have the right texts to take part in that. —— because i do not see any ordinary bodies there. —— pecs. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkem ifej

we saw images of saman gunan dominating this mural.ho found the boys. we also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it is going to be around 2.5 metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the teams are 13 wild boars representing the team that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. it is great to hear those 12 boys are getting back to the full strength. another story of survival. a woman whose vehicle plunged off the california coast has been found alive after a week missing. she suffered water from the radiator. the vehicle was partially submerged at the bottom of a 60 metre cliff. you have been watching newsday. coming up next... nuisance or godsend? we look the booming market for electric scooters and find out why not everyone is so thrilled about them. and before we go, let's

we saw images of saman gunan dominating this mural. found the boys. we also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it is going to be around 2.5 metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the team that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. allez les boar. did you see what i did? you can follow me on twitter, where i perform some tricks. thanks so much for watching. hello. with temperatures as high as 31 celsius, sunday was another hot day across eastern areas of england throughout the weekend, with scenes like this, it was england and wales that had the lion's share of the sunshine and warmth. sunday brought some useful rain to of parts of northern ireland scotland and eastern scotland held on to some sunny spells. this is the weather system that brought some rain to northern ire

we saw images of saman gunan dominating this mural.also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it is going to be around 2.5 metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock and underneath him are 13 wild boars representing the team that he was trying to save. the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we heard is they will return to theie family homes where they will spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. a bus in spain has been left teetering over the edge of a bridge after the driver lost control on a highway in madrid on sunday. in a careful operation, firefighters were able to rescue the driver, who was the only person on the bus, as it rested on the broken barriers. the bus was eventually lifted by crane back onto the road. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ nkemifejika. with temperatures as high as 31 celsius, sunday was another hot day across eastern areas of england throughout the weekend, with scenes like this, it was england and wales that had the lion's

we saw pictures of saman gunan dominating this mural.nd the boys. we also saw a proposed statue unveiled for saman gunan. it's going to be around two and a half metres tall. it will feature the diver stood on a rock, and underneath him are 13 wild boars, representing the team that he was trying to save. now, the boys are due to be discharged from hospital on thursday. what we've heard is that they will return to their family homes, where they'll spend time with their friends and family recuperating after this ordeal. a group of six southern koalas are being brought from australia to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. the southern koalas are known for their thickerfur — handy for a british winter. laura foster reports. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire, and when the five females and single male arrived, they'll be the only place you can find is other than: as in all of europe stop its hope that when the group settles in at longleat they will start to breed. ver

they finished with a tribute to saman gunan, the thai diver who died while trying to save them.family. his stepfather hadn't been able to see him in hospital. with just a few hours before he came home, it was hard keeping his emotions back. "i'm just waiting to welcome him as soon as he gets here", he said. "we'll all be there. ijust want to hug him." well, it's been a very long wait this evening for dom's family, but we thinkjust a few more minutes to go before he comes home and for this very ordinary family, hopefully, an end to a very extraordinary story. and then he was there. the boy who'd missed his 13th birthday, but with his miraculous escape had been given a second chance. it's not often you get an ending as happy as this. jonathan head, bbc news, northern thailand. i spoke to devina gupta live from chiang rai. well, today is all about ticking up the pieces for these boys, who are trying to come back to their normal life. i am in a trying to come back to their normal life. iam in a buddhist trying to come back to their normal life. i am in a buddhist temple in their hom

a former thai navy s.e.a.l., 38-year-old saman gunan died we'll working to deliver supplies to thoseartner found him unconscious in the water along the one-mile swim from where the boys are stranded back to the operation base in cave three. he posted this video before he left for his volunteer mission here. "may good luck be on your side to bring the boys home," he said. according to a statement posted by the thai.e.l, gunnan, a triathlete, had rejoined the s.e.a.l.s just to help rescue the boys. the s.e.a.l.s wrote, his determination and good intention will wlds be in the heart of all s.e.a.l. brothers. today get some good rest, we will complete the mission for you. the boys are almost three miles from the cave entrance, a treacherous maze that includes chambers filled to the ceiling with water. in this video you can see that diver emerging from the water, the current so strong, he can barely grab the help line. inside the cave the boys are accompanied by navy s.e.a.l.s who are treating cuts on legs and feet, providing food and thermal blankets. they can be seen smiling, and one eve

. >> reporter: the boys also paying homage to saman gunan, the navy s.e.a.l. >> translator: i feel sorry for your loss. >> reporter: they'll be ordained as buddhist monks to honor his legacy. at this temple in the hills, prayers and thanks. the boys here to have their spirits welcomed home. their parents sitting in quiet contemplation with their children gathered at their feet. the boys have just kneeled in front of these newly ordained monks. and in the coming weeks, this is the path that they will follow. they will too be ordained monks. each family preparing their son for a period of religious service. but before that time comes, these boys get to be kids again. at the home, his nickname is knight. another thai tradition to call his mind back after so long gone from home. all across masai, families like his clutching their children tightly, making up for the hugs they missed for all those days inside the cave of the sleeping lady. for "nightline" i'm james longman in thailand. >>> next here, convicted of a murder he says he did not commit, now on death row,

the diver former thai navy s.e.a.l., sam saman gunan, was putting oxygen tanks along the exit route when he ran out of air. we will bring the kids home, he said, as he left to volunteer. this, his last instagram post with fellow rescuers. morale is great, he wrote. his fellow divers told me they won't but i'm still positive. >> reporter: if an expert diver died, what about these boys? the youngest, 11, getting diving lessons now for a six-hour trek through a death trap. and they now face a new threat from their rescuers. there are so many divers in the caves, oxygen levels are falling. two boys getting weaker, says the commander. oxygen lines being rushed in. they are working 24/7 here because the clock is against them. commanders are now ready to risk an emergency rescue rather than leave the boys to the mercy of monsoon floods. we can't wait for perfect conditions, he says. this is what lies ahead for the boys. it's hard to imagine a weakened 11-year-old wading through this. the divers pray they know the risks. the boys may have to take them soon. and more help is coming now from the u

former navy diver, saman gunan, was part of a team of volunteers working to free the group from the cave rains arrive in the area on sunday. he lost consciousness on his way out of the cave system and could not be revived. and as that desperate rescue effort continues, we'll bring you an update on the condition of the boys and of what's happening underground, during our programme this morning. cabinet ministers will gather at the prime minister's country retreat, chequers, this morning, for what are expected to be showdown talks about the brexit deal the uk will present to the european union. ministers will have to surrender their phones when they arrive at the talks. it's understood the main proposal is for the uk to remain closely aligned to the eu when trading goods, but not services. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth says it will be an intense meeting. they will be there for some 12 hours trying to thrash out the details of what the uk wants from a post brexit trading plans and conditions are this, those who favour close ties with the eu they say but the sake of business and c

among them 38-year-old former thai navy s.e.a.l., saman gunan, who came out of retirement to help.ys earlier he posted this video online as he boarded his flight to join the rescue efforts. "may good luck be with us to bring the boys back home," he said. but while laying oxygen tanks along the escape route, he became unconscious. found by his buddy diver, he could not be revived. his fellow s.e.a.l.s wrote, his determination and good intention will always be in the heart of all s.e.a.l. brothers. today you get some good rest, we will complete the mission for you. on day 15, with the threat of rain running high and oxygen in the cave running low, officials decide they can wait no longer. it's go time. >> translator: today is the day. we are 100% ready. >> reporter: ambulances are positioned near the cave, and helicopters are also ready to take the boys to the hospital. and the hospital itself is prepared for the worst. my colleague adrienne bankert was outside that hospital. >> these stretchers are lined out. security has told us these are for the first boys to be rescued from that

and volunteer saman gunan, died from lack of oxygen setting up tanks along that treacherous path. >>can't survive in an ambient environment with low oxygen for very long. whether that's minutes or hours depends on the person and depends on the percentage of oxygen and how much there is. i don't think anyone was surprised to hear that the oxygen quality and supply in this chamber was deteriorating. >> reporter: once outside the cave they were first checked at a field hospital. then waiting ambulances and helicopters whisked them to a hospital 35 miles away, where an entire floor has been set aside to treat them. >> they have pretty good medical care there. and one of the biggest indications of that was the way in which they prepared their hospital for these patients. it reflected a pretty sophisticated degree of planning and anticipation for a variety of medical and clinical scenarios. >> reporter: the boys reportedly have been quarantined for a possible infection. >> people who work in infection control always like to quarantine people until they have a full understanding of not only

but the danger of the rescue mission was put into tragic perspective by the death of saman gunan — adiver, who had volunteered to help. after several days of training, divers began to bring the boys and their coach out at around 10 am local time on sunday morning. it took almost eight hours before the first boy emerged from the cave. three more soon followed. butjust before nine pm local time the operation was suspended. that operation is set to resume soon. it is a difficultjourney for expert divers going in and out over the past week or so. it takes them five hours from when the boys were sheltering to the mouth of the cave. yesterday we were told it would take at least 11 hours to bring each boy out and we saw the first boy emerged after only eight hours. it was a brilliant and successful start, but only a start to the operation. and even after the difficultjourney, it will not end there for the boys. they have been trapped in a cave for the two weeks now. earlier i spoke toa the two weeks now. earlier i spoke to a psychologist about the impact it may have on the boys going forwar

they finished with a tribute to saman gunan, the thai diver who died while trying to save them.g at home was dom's family. his stepfather had not been able to see him in hospital. with just a few hours before he came home, it was hard keeping his emotions back. "i am just waiting to welcome him as soon as he gets here," he said. "we'll all be there. ijust want to hug him." well, it's been a very long wait this evening for dom's family, but we thinkjust a few more minutes to go before he comes home and for this very ordinary family, hopefully, an end to a very extraordinary story. and then he was there. the boy who had missed his 13th birthday, but with his miraculous escape had been given a second chance. it is not often you get an ending as happy as this. jonathan head, bbc news, northern thailand. and we'll hear more from thailand a little later on in the programme. now lets turn to the united states, where it's day two of damage control for the us president, following his press conference with vladimir putin in helsinki. donald trump has been speaking to cbs news, and in the

but the danger of the rescue mission was put into tragic perspective by the death of saman gunan — adiver, who had volunteered to help. after several days of training, divers began to bring the boys and their coach out at around 10 am local time on sunday morning. it took almost eight bours before the first boy emerged from the cave. three more soon followed. butjust before 9 pm local time the operation was suspended. it will resume in the morning. as you've heard, the four boys rescued from inside the tham luang caves remain in hospital in chiang rai as rescue teams prepare to extract their team mates. but getting the team to safety is only the first step in what will be a long journey to recovery for these boys. once they've been released from hospital it'll be up to experts and their families to help them to deal with the trauma of what they've been through after being trapped underground for more than two weeks. joining me now to discuss the road ahead is child trauma research psychologist rachel hiller. thank you for coming to join me on bbc world news today. what will clinician

we can see behind this year, feature prominently is saman gunan, the former tyre navy seal diver whoion. earlier, we spoke to some locals came to look at the artwork. -- thai. locals came to look at the artwork. —— thai. she told she was really pleased the boys were being discharged from hospital later, she said it was better than being the lottery. what we've heard is that the boys will leave the around 1800 local time, and we will see some of the boys, not all of them speak to the boys, not all of them speak to the media for the first time since this ordeal began. they had been vetted, questions have been better to make sure that none of them trigger any sort of ordeal or unhappy memories of what happened while they were in the cave. now after that, they will be able to return home to their friends and family for the first time in nearly a month is ordeal began. —— since this ordeal began. earlier, i spoke to psychological therapist and trauma specialist justin havens, and i asked him what sort of support the boys need now. i think the most important thing, as has already been said

they finished with a tribute to saman gunan, the thai diver who died while trying to save them.d not been able to see him in hospital. with just a few hours before he came home, it was hard keeping his emotions back. "i am just waiting to welcome him as soon as he gets here," he said. "we'll all be there. ijust want to hug him." well, it's been a very long wait this evening for dom's family, but we thinkjust a few more minutes to go before he comes home and for this very ordinary family, hopefully, an end to a very extraordinary story. and then he was there. the boy who had missed his 13th birthday, but with his miraculous escape had been given a second chance. it is not often you get an ending as happy as this. jonathan head, bbc news, northern thailand. more than 50,000 passengers booked on peak summer holiday flights with ryanair next week have been told their trips have been cancelled next wednesday and thursday. the airline has cancelled 600 flights in response to a coordinated strikes by cabin crews in belgium, portugal and spain over a 48 hour period. in addition, pilots

and they honoured saman gunan — the former thai navy seal who died preparing their escape route.he european commission has fined google a record $5 billion over the use of its android operating system. the commission says the tech giant illegally used the technology to "cement its dominant position" in searches. google plans to appeal. —— and denies any wrongdoing. it is just after 3:30am, it is time for click. fed up of the football? your team's gone out? well, let's talk cars instead. this week, we're at the grand prix. we're in a do—it—yourself driving car in india. and, someone getjen a new umbrella. commentator: the seconds wound down before the start. 2a drivers step hard on the throttle. formula 1 has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to the pit. every year, teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, data communication and materials, all with one aim — to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making them that, as we are finding out here at the austrian grand prix. lewis

former navy seal saman gunan died when he ran out of air during an operation to deliver air tanks toysical health before their families told them about the diver‘s death. a group of six koalas are to be brought from adelaide, to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. australia's southern koalas have thicker fur than their northern neighbours, a feature that'll come in useful when they experience winter in britain. wildlife experts are hoping longleat‘s new residents will raise awareness of the animals' vulnerability due to millions being killed for theirfur and being displaced from their habitats. now it's time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. cif c if they will need that fur coat. a perfect afternoon before heading to the beach for many across england and wales, blue skies and sunshine. but a weather front is bringing rain in northern ireland and north—west scotland, fairly light and patchy, and eastern scotland down to the borders will keep silent. further south, beautiful afternoon, borders will keep silent. furthe

former navy seal saman gunan died when he ran out of air during an operation to deliver air tanks to‘s death. residents of a village in greenland have left their homes after an iceberg weighing 11 million tonnes drifted inland, prompting fears of a tsunami. local officials warned the iceberg could split in two, forcing a huge wave onshore. 260 billion tonnes of greenland's ice is lost to the ocean each year. now it's time for a look at the weather, with sarah keith—lucas. hello there. sunday has brought some contrasts in terms of the weather. things have still been warm, humid and sunny towards england and wales. cooler, cloudier and some rain across scotland and northern ireland, all courtesy of this frontal system this evening that heads its way further eastwards, bringing spells of rain for eastern parts of northern ireland, central and western scotland, and some of those bursts of rain headed into north—west england and wales during the early hours of monday. still hot and humid overnight further south and east of that, but things will turn fresher from the north west. during the

former navy diver, saman gunan, was part of a team of volunteers working to free the group from the cave cave system and could not be revived. counter terror police have confirmed that the couple, fighting for their lives after being poisoned by novichok, handled a contaminated item. charlie rowley and dawn sturgess from amesbury have been poisoned by the same nerve agent used on the former russian spy sergei skripal, and his daughter yulia, in salisbury in march. japanese media is reporting that seven members of a doomsday cult, who carried out a deadly nerve gas attack on the tokyo subway in 1995, have been executed. 13 people died and thousands more were hurt when the cult released the nerve agent, sarin, on the underground system during the morning rush hour. the us secretary of state mike pompeo is in pyongyang for talks with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. mr pompeo is under pressure to get more details on how and when the regime might give up its nuclear weapons. last week, us intelligence officials said they believed north korea had increased its production of enriched uran

it was while returning from ying down those extra tanks that saman gunan, 38-year-old former navy diver became unconscious and died. this is him a week ago. ase h boarded the plane to come here and help. now he's being flown back to his hometowno a hero's funeral. his commander acknowledged that time w running out. >> we had thought the children could survive there for a long time. but everything has changed. we have quite limited time. reporter: and that's because the torrential rain that drove the divers out of the cavesla week is expected to return. and could go on for weeks or months. the death of d thiser has brought home just how difficult it will be to try to pull these 12 weakened boys and their coach through flooded passages which one diver described asn like being a darkened water tub and being battered by water. but the agonizing truth confronting the thais authorits that leaving them where they are through a rainy season tt may wel cut off their supply line could be much riskier. the mast week of little rainfall has given theie authors a window. water as possible out of he c

it was while returning from laying down those extra tanks that saman gunan, a 38—year—old former navyious and died. this is him just a week ago, as he boarded the plane to come here and help. today, he was flown back to his hometown, to a hero's funeral. his commander promised that their difficult mission would continue, but said time was running out. translation: we had thought the children could survive there for a long time, but everything has changed. we have quite limited time. the death of this diver has brought home just how difficult it will be to try and pull these 12 weakened boys and their coach through flooded passages, which one diver described as like being in a darkened water tub and being battered by water. but the agonising truth confronting the thai authorities is that leaving them where they are for a rainy season that may well cut off their supply lines could be much riskier. the thai government is trying everything. they are still scanning the jungle slopes for possible cracks in the rock that might lead to the caves. they are bringing in drills to drain the water

but the danger of the rescue mission was put into tragic perspective by the death of saman gunan — ar, who had volunteered to help. after several days of training, divers began to bring the boys and their coach out at around 10 am local time on sunday morning. it took almost eight hours before the first boy emerged from the cave. three more soon followed. butjust before 9pm local time the operation was suspended. it is now just it is nowjust about it is now just about to it is nowjust about to resume. it is another long day ahead for those boys and the diving experts bringing them to safety. even out of the cave and taken to the hospital, their journey will be far from over. earlier i spoke with child trauma psychologist dr ricky greenwald. everybody is going to be different, but this is such an extreme experience that it will have to have significant impact on every kid there as well as the coach. of course they will have felt that they would be alone and dead and not rescued and then people show up but they are still not rescued. so all the fear and hopelessness and all kinds of th

we can see behind us here, featured prominently is saman gunan, the former thai navy seal diver who tragicallyon. now, earlier, we spoke to some locals who came along to look at the artwork. we spoke to one lady and she told us she was really pleased the boys were being discharged from hospital later, she said it was better than winning the lottery. what we've heard is that later on, the boys will leave around 1800 local time, we will see a press meeting held at a local office, and we will see some of the boys, not all of them, speak to the media for the first time since this ordeal began. they have been vetted, questions have been vetted to make sure that none of them trigger any sort of ordeal or unhappy memories of what happened while they were in the cave. now after that, they will be able to return home to their friends and family for the first time in nearly a month since this ordeal began. we're joined now by the bbc‘s devina gupta in chiang rai, in northern thailand. is outside the hospital, where the boys will be discharged from. thank you very much forjoining us. everyone is indeed v

former navy seal saman gunan died when he ran out of air during an operation to deliver air tanks tomilies told them about the diver‘s death. residents of a village in greenland have left their homes after an iceberg weighing 11 million tonnes drifted inland, prompting fears of a tsunami. local officials warned the iceberg could split in two, forcing a huge wave onshore. 260 billion tonnes of greenland's ice is lost to the ocean each year. a group of six southern koalas are being brought from australia to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. the southern koalas are known for their thickerfur — handy for a british winter. laura foster reports. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire. and when the five females and single male arrive, it will be the only place you can find southern koalas in the whole of europe and it's hoped, once this group settles into their new home in longleat, they will start to breed. it will be a very strict monitoring process of each individual koala and the koala as a group, so we can actua

they finished with a tribute to saman gunan, the thai diver who died while trying to save them.er had not been able to see him in hospital. with just a few hours before he came home, it was hard keeping his emotions back. "i am just waiting to welcome him as soon as he gets here," he said. "we'll all be there. ijust want to hug him." well, it's been a very long wait this evening for dom's family, but we thinkjust a few more minutes to go before he comes home and, for this very ordinary family, hopefully, an end to a very extraordinary story. and then he was there. the boy who had missed his 13th birthday, but with his miraculous escape had been given a second chance. it is not often you get an ending as happy as this. jonathan head, bbc news, northern thailand. the tech giant google has been fined a record £3.9 billion by the european commission, in relation to its android mobile operating system. the european commission says google unlawfully favoured its own internet search service, denying rivals the chance to compete, and consumers the right to choose. google says it will ap

the risk of a rescue attempt was made painfully clear friday when former thai navy seal saman gunan passed underwater while delivering air tanks inside the cavern and died. hisomber procession carried his rdy through the streets of chiang rai to the airport. gunan was a professional diver; these boys, ages 11 to 16, can barely swim. they are also weak from being stranded in the cave and are ngill learning to use the diving equipment required to potentially swim out. and now, there's a new concern: oxygen is running out due all the rescue personnel breathing inside the cave, down to an alarming 15%. this thai seal commander said, "we originally thought the boys could stay safe inside the cave for quite some time, but circumstances have changed. we have limited time." so, just over here is the entrance to the cave, and all day long they are bringing things in and out. right now, it appears they're actually trying to move in these frge submersible water pumps in order to pump more water out of the flooded cavern. crews are rushing to install a three-mile-long oxygen tube and are pumping out a

pictures released by their hospital show the boys paying tribute to saman gunan, a former navy seal.now, here's chris mitchell at the bbc sport centre. here's chris mitchell novak here's chris mitchell djokovic is the men's wimbledon novak djokovic is the men's wimbledon champion. the serb, he was out for most of last season with an injury, got a straight sets win over anderson. joe wilson was watching. the tall one sliver djokovic, the taller one is anderson after gruelling fortnights who had something left for this final? anderson maintained his effort today but the magic touch was hard to find. that arm had already endured 21 hours of tennis at this wimbledon. 0f 21 hours of tennis at this wimbledon. of course, there was novak djokovic to consider, reaching everything and taking the first two sets 6—2. whether physical, mental, 01’ sets 6—2. whether physical, mental, or emotional, novak djokovic has found himself. the exit seemed certain for anderson. found himself. the exit seemed certainforanderson. but found himself. the exit seemed certain for anderson. but he was just warming

former navy seal saman gunan died when he ran out of air during an operation to deliver air tanks to good meantal and physical health before their families told them about the divers death. in so let's pick up on that croatia—france world cup final this afternoon. france are the favourites of course but croatia have defied expectations so far. tens of housands of people are expected to gather near the eiffel tower to watch the final on a giant screen. our paris correspondent hugh schofield sent this update. the excitement and definitely building here in paris in front of the eiffel tower where the fans zone is stretching out thunder and people are beginning to arrive by their thousands. we went down at the entrance of the boulevard of this area and there are hundreds and thousands of people waiting in a veryjubilant thousands of people waiting in a very jubilant mood, letting thousands of people waiting in a veryjubilant mood, letting off firecrackers, waving flags and so on. there are beginning to filter into this area where the match will begin. looking back over the preparations f

it was while returning from laying down those extra tanks that saman gunan, a 38—year—old former navyscious and died. this is him just a week ago, as he boarded the plane to come here and help. today, he was flown back to his hometown, to a hero's funeral. his commander promised that their difficult mission would continue, but said time was running out. translation: we had thought the children could survive there for a long time, but everything has changed. we have quite limited time. the death of this diver has brought home just how difficult it will be to try and pull these 12 weakened boys and their coach through flooded passages, which one diver described as like being in a darkened water tub and being battered by water. but the agonising truth confronting the thai authorities is that leaving them where they are for a rainy season that may well cut off their supply lines could be much riskier. the thai government is trying everything. they are still scanning the jungle slopes for possible cracks in the rock that might lead to the caves. they are bringing in drills to drain the wat

that was the father that you just heard of saman gunan, a diver who died friday taking part in efforts to help evacuate the youth football team that has been trapped in a flooded cave. the 12 boys and their coach have been underground now for two weeks. they have sent letters to their families and thai navy s.e.a.l.s are posting those notes to social media. let's go live to dave mckenzie at the scene of the rescue effort. and first of all the simple fact that it is not raining heavily behind you right now is very key for these crews trying to make the best and most of their time. >> reporter: that's right. it means that the window is still open. they want to get this done one feels before the monsoon rain or even before substantial rain lashes the mountains behind me. because the boys have been trapped now in that cave system for 15 days. if the rain really comes down, they could be flooded. the leader of the command team saying that in fact they could just have a 10 square meter space left in it continues and of course the currents would increase and the difficulty of getting them out

saman gunan died after placing air tanks for the rescue. new video shows the rescuers carefully carrying the precious cargo, as one by one, the boys were guided more than two miles out. at times, completely underwater. >> the most important thing was to have a full face mask that enabled them to breathe and relaxed enough to not feel any anxiety. >> reporter: just after the last boys and his coach were saved, time ran out. water filled much of the cave where they had spent the last two weeks. >> we sort of blanked that out. >> now the soccer team were gaining their strength in a hospital while the world rejo e rejoices. now comes the very difficult transition to normalcy. those boys will have tutors that will bring them back up to speed, because they missed a lot of class. there is already talk about them going back to class as soon as the next couple of weeks. meanwhile, thai authorities are talking about taking that cave and turning entitle a museum as a testament to what happened there. back to you. >> a great rescue. >> it is. certainly

we also saw the former thai navy seal saman gunan who died friday while traversing the murky waters that was flooding the cave tunnels. his oxygen ran out while he was trying to return to the command center. before his passing, he left this message on his instagram account saying, may luck be on our side, bring the kids home. joining me now, an expert on these type of rescues. butch hendrick is a rescue diver and president and founder of lifeguard systems. butch, we know things are getting very, very tight here and people are watching at home. they know that this is a very dangerous situation. i want to, first of all, talk about the rain, the fact that we've just started to see it rain there. does this make this window of time much narrower, that they have to make decisions within hours? >> yes, suzanne, they definitely have to start making decisions. it is not just going to be the rise of the water within the caves as we're seeing, showing how water is rising already, but once the water starts to rise to a certain point the flow, what we would refer to as a current, is going to make it

and there was a diver, you know, a thai diver who was lost, saman gunan. it's treacherous, dangerous work. the time line as well, june 23rd is when they first went missing. july 2rd is when they were discovered alive. july 3rd they start to bring in supplies. you can look july 8th when they started to actually start doing these rescues. i mean, this was a methodical plan here. i don't know how much of this is built on existing knowledge, tim, when it comes to cave diving, but it's been amazing to see how they planned this. >> oh, yeah. when the commander talks, when we get the full story of how they made those decigs. there were all those moments where they were going to drill chimneys. they would blow another exit, different flip part of the cave. when we hear how they ultimately decided to do, the most harrowing actually of all the escapes, i can't wait to hear that who decided that. >> they sped up the process. they had to speed up the process because they're so concerned with the monsoon-like rains that miraculously held off. we're hearing overnight fr

but everyone today will save a thought for the family of saman gunan.former thai navy diver who lost his life here last week as part of the rescue effort. he had volunteered to come back and join his former collea g u es come back and join his former colleagues to offer his expertise and he paid the ultimate sacrifice as part of this rescue attempt to save these boys. that gave everyone him determination to succeed and boy they have. the boys are now been treated in hospital about an hour away from the cave in chiang rai. my colleague is there outside the hospital. do we know how they are doing yet, martin? we don't know exactly how they‘ re doing yet, martin? we don't know exactly how they're doing. what we do know is there was a sense of jubilation when the final ambulances arrived at the hospital behind me. there was a big cheer from the crowd, many of the locals had turned out to catch a glimpse of the unfolding drama. but all so an amazing new story, a remarkable punishment. what we do know is the boys will be treated, they will be reunited with th

they're holding a picture of the former navy seal diver, saman gunan, who lost his life trying to rescuey. they each wrote tributes to him on the drawing. buddhist monks have also held a ceremony outside the cave to honour the diver. a blessing drum signalled the start of the ceremony. in northern thailand, a drum is used to bless warriors and summon people to important events. today, prestigious monks and dignitaries gathered to send blessings to the spirit of saman kunan, the former thai navy seal diver who died during the operation to save the trapped football team. there were offerings, too — pig heads, a symbol of wealth and prosperity. ajahn robert is a british buddhist monk who lives in the thai capital, bangkok. he came to take part in the ceremony. we don't believe that the journey‘s ended just because his body has died. his karma, everything, just goes on and on, and we will pray for his good health, good luck in his next life, which has already started. over the last few days, thousands of volunteers have streamed into the area around the cave to clean up behind the rescue ope

be part of the team that has worked on this rescue effort, so spare a thought for the family of saman gunaned his life. he was 38 and even with his experience in the thai navy, that's how dangerous this rescue was. there will be thoughts for his family. he has little respect of this country and will have a funeral with full military honours, but there was a determined effort to make this outcome and they have achieved it. let's go back life to doctor sarita robinson. there is so muchjoy after so many weeks, we are now hearing that all 12 of those boys and their coach have made it out safely and can be reunited with theirfamilies. around the world everyone has had a great deal of emotional investment in this story. even here in preston, the amount of people who have asked me about how the boys will be doing and the concern shown, so i can only imagine what their parents have gone through. tell us about some of the psychological impacts this could have on a long—term basis because you said they looked healthy and happy coming out but this kind of trauma will stay with them. it's about how the

the team also paid tribute to the former navy seal, saman gunan, who died in the 17-day rescue missionoakland neighborhood. surveillance video shows a woman walking onto the porch of a home in the maxwell park neighborhood.. . and taking off with at least 3 packages. victims say they've had medication and birthday gifts stolen. some neighbors say the issue has gotten so bad... that they no longer have packages delivered to their homes. <"so from now on because i've had so many packages stolen, i actually have everything delivered to walgreens on high street. and sometimes i have to wait in line for an hour just to get this package for things that i need at specific times or things that are valuable and irreplaceable like gifts from family members. and i just don't think that residents should have to resort to it.">( james ) in at least two cases... a red honda sedan has been seen in surveillance video... as the getaway car. ( darya ) in the east bay... walnut creek is dealing with a housing shortage. kron four's philippe djegal reports... the city is looking at ways to boost building m

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saman gunan. i look at him as a hero. somebody willing to sacrifice for those he didn't even know. but at the end of the day this is a good news story we can all gravitate towards. >> and we do remember that thai s.e.a.l. major, thanks very much. >> thank you, sir. >> boy, you know, the death of that thai s.e.a.l. reminds us how risky this mission was. and the major just said it there again. this could have gone the other way. but everything came together so well. >> such a united effort. united force of humanity at work that we saw on display. >> happy to see the way it turned out. >> that's true. >>> we turn to president trump at that high-stakes summit in belgium with nato leaders. tensions are running high. our chief foreign correspondent terry moran is there in brussels and has the very latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this nato summit is sure off to a rocky start. you know, american presidents for decades have had plenty of problems with european allies. but judging from this morning president trump is already taking that to a whole new level. it