they will fit each kid out with scuba gearand will fit each kid out with scuba gear and they will dies what they would want to do. that depends on how difficult the passage is, how many spikes of rock there are in the way and how bandy it is and how wide it is. they will not be able to see anything, they will be in very muddy water and visibility will be next to nothing. even the torch lights underwater in that sort of condition, you just see a brown glow. for the kids, probably none of them have ever dived before and they will have quite an experience, that will be the difficult thing for them. and we are presuming they can all slim, but we don't know that. —— all slim. i am wondering what equipment divers or the rescue team will have when they carry out its mission. —— swim. they will have to bring in diving masks and a scuba set for each kids would be the minimum. but they will more than likely have good ropes to follow. the divers themselves will be able to pull on the rope and they will have two divers per kid to just ring them out between the two. there will be hanging on to the

we saw earlier on an appeal for full faced diving using scuba gear. an appealforfull faced diving gear for the boys, small sizes that could fit their faces. they are looking at the option of getting them out through this flooded labyrinth of tunnels and caves that we see down there. the discussion at the moment is whether they can get them out safely. the governor here of the province said they would only attempt that if it was 100% safe. on the way in, the divers found a bottleneck and they had to clear mud out of it, and there is some discussion as to whether it would be possible for a small child to pass through that with an adult guide. they might have to swim through that section by themselves. so at the moment there is a discussion about stocking up the area where they are. they are currently on a mud bank about a metre above the water level and they have put about four months supplies worth of food there to try to give them time, by the time to teach these children the rudimentary techniques of scuba—diving and hopefully they will be able to fi

levels inside the cave, in the hope that they can bring the boy out without having to use full scuba gear race against the clock, but now timing is more critical than ever. they say they want to get the boys out before their health deteriorates and before the heavy rain that is forecast, comes. the fear is that more water will rush into the cave, making conditions even worse than they were to begin with. the only way out of the cave remains the way they came in, but it is a dangerous passage. the tragic death of a former thai navy seal delivering air tanks to the cave yesterday underlined just how difficult this evacuation will be. translation: every cave diver volunteer team reaches their limit at chamber three. they cannot go further than that. such a rescue mission has never happened before on this planet. it requires both knowledge and skills of the cave diver. messages were brought out by divers overnight. one of them from the 25—year—old coach who led the boys in there. "i am really sorry," he said to their parents. and promised to do his best to look after them. "please don't worry

they then, of course, had to make sure their scuba gear was on properly, they had the full face masks they had been practicing with so they can breathe in those sections that still required them to go under water. then they were going to be using something called the buddy diving system. this is where each boy would be tethered to skilled divers who would then be able to guide them through these very nice stay twisted passages that posed so much worry over the past couple weeks. the water level in the cave system had gone down considerably. about a third of the journey was said to be -- >> all right. janis mackey frayer, you're staigsed at the hospital. arizona soon as we have boys making their way there. let's go to msnbc producer stephen week. he's at the staging area at the mouth of the cave entrance. let's talk about anything you can confirm. do you know for certain two of those boys have made their way to safety? >> alex, what i can tell you is our producer paul goldman who is closer to the mouth of the cave just reported that two ambulances did just leave the mouth of the cave.

rock, and mapping the tunnels the group would have to swim through dark narrow passageways wearing scuba gear. each boy was guided by two divers, one in front, one in back. officials said the boys, many of whom had never learned to swim, were given anti-anxiety medication to keep them calm. in all, dozens of divers and some 100 support personnel carried out the rescues in three one of rescuerscave i karadzic. >> when i saw the diver and the kid on the horizon, i still didn't know if it was a casualty or if it was a kid. so i was -- i was very scared. it didn't feel good. but when i saw that he was all right and breathing, yeah, it felt very good. it felt very good. >> reporter: when it was all over, everyone simply wanted to see the boys. i want to hug them first, said another one of the boy's coaches. i want to cheer them on. i want to tell them how worried i've been. before, i had to check the news whenever i woke up, said a relative of one of the boys. today i'm happiest. so as the ambulances came down this street to the hospital behind me last night, people were lining the streets waving

for the weekend could mean the twelve boys in the coach will have to dive into the water using scuba gear to make their way out. zimbabwe's military commanders are hoping to convince voters there remain neutral in elections planned for the end of the month the army was instrumental in unseating robert mugabe eight months ago since then officers have taken up keep posts in the electoral commission has more from harare. joining robert mugabe's rule i mean come on the support is really a party and the military vowed not to allow the opposition to take over the army which forced to resign last november say this year things are going to be different defense forces is not directed in the upcoming election. our role in the elections is mainly to support the zimbabwe public release in their role of maintenance of roi in order in the country before during and after the elections previous elections jima got israel were often marred by violence voter intimidation and fraud opposition leaders often said security forces were involved allegations denied by the commanders without nelson chamisa who lead

they ve.practicing with the su scuba gear. some of the guys are only 11 years old. that's risky.eavy e rain ected on saturday. that could make it impossible to get the boys out. if they aregh trapped thr the trainy southbound, they might be stuck down there until ptember. >> we were fixated for this story andin h for the very best. >>> good news of what beach drivers going back on the other side. here's what's going to be open. the restore was able to repurpose that area for the destruction. that doesn't wrap up until ball of 2019. >>> new this morning, a local puppy is back with its owners of aftert didn't take long. they were able to safe by remove the puppy. it appears to be okay and back at home. >> it's safe to say the owners are relieved after that miracle for them. >>> we're going to go to social mea and something that everybody is talking about. >> maybe you have be asked to switch seats that can turning viral. this woman joked that maybe the woman would meet the love of her life she insided the woman did move it offith her seat mate. >> rosy chricled erything. right? as

he is not fishing for fish, he is fishing for interesting things, so he just needs to put on his scuba gear. >> i like what he does. while he is looking for treasure, he picks up the trash. >> and he is bringing an awareness. >> you can expect to find a can or two, but this this case, he finds something very different. pretty merky. >> what is that? >> i got an apple watch! it's the gen 2, it might still work. >> yes, it might. >> look at this -- 1457. how lucky can i get? >> other people are seeing what he is up to with his scuba beer. that guy says i just lost my sunglasses. >> now watch, i'm like finders keepers losers >> so he gives a thumbs up. >> after reuniting this guy with his property, i think he wants to continue -- >> i found the apple watch, because when i charged it it had a setting here that has a medical id. it has his name and contact information. >> i lost a watch recently. i made a joke about it, would a push find it. >> i can mail the watch to you if you want me to. >> i would appreciate that. >> that's a dope move. >> thank you so much. >> have a great day and have a te

drill them out from above, wait for waters to recede other send divers in to escort the boys out in scuba gear. they chose the latter. and one by one, the navy on sun. even an experienced diver like you is in awe. >> absolutely. i wouldn't oeven know where to begin on this caper. >> reporter: experts say the rescue mission is still extremely risky but seems to be paying off. deputy ray says there's a lot to be learned from the bravery and skill of the thai divers. >> i hope the whole diving community will be able to learn from this, learn how they did it and learn how to possibly, if we ever have a similar situation, how we can use that to help. >> reporter: just finding them was an incredible feat. deputy don ray says this is an operation they will be talking about for years. live in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area. rescue not in thailand but go a los angeles swimming pool. spacex and tesla founder elon musk released video today of his latest invention, a kid-sized submarine. the tube is in thailand right now, but it's not clear whether it will be used to rescue the last young boys re

they begin two and a half miles deep inside this cave after being equipped with scuba gear. they'll be accompanied by a pair of expert rescuers. one in front leading the way and one swimming behind until they reach the most dangerous part of their escape, a u-shaped bend with the narrowest portion just 15 inches wide. >> i couldn't get my head around this, my shoulders around it. you probably can. >> this thing is tight. this thing is tight, and that is just one of the many obstacles that these kids are going to have to face. >> with us now is matt bradley live in thailand. and here in studios dr. erwin r redliner. matt, let's start with you. we've had four more rescues today. what's the next thing that happens? >> reporter: well, we don't really know. we just heard a press conference from one of the officials leading the rescue effort. he said that unlike some of the previous couple of days, they're actually going to need about 20 hours in order to prepare for the next round of extractions. remember, this has been going in a set of different rounds. on sunday we had four bo

that's going to be very tough for kids who can't even swim, let alone use scuba gear. when they decide? i don't know but it has to be pretty soon. >> jonathan, thank you so much. really appreciate your eyes and ears on the ground there. the mystery continues. the questions mount. but thank god they're alive still. >>> let's get a closer look at what the rescuers are up against right now. >> reporter: let's look at the mountain and cave to see what the challenges are. this is where the young people went in. they traveled more than a mile through winding trails and now they are more than a half-mile deep. we don't have any good maps to show us the interior of the cave, but let's take a hypothetical cross section of "a" cave to show you why they can't get out and why the rescue is so complicated. if the kids went in down here. and they're climbing up and down, making their way through the kafb a cave and finally wind up down here, what happened is the floodwaters came in behind them and made portions of this cave impassable. we don't know how many areas are like that, how

but how to get them out when waters are rising, they don't know how to use scuba gear, several can'tn swim and the caves are treacherous. also on the programme: all eyes, including mine, on moscow where england are right now kicking off against columbia in the world cup. i found something on the web, syrian democratic forces... what a very rum business that is. and the british defence secretary heckled at the despatch box — not by those on the opposite benches — but by someone, who goes by the name siri. get in touch with us using the hashtag ‘beyond—one—hundred—days‘. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. thai authorities say they won't take any risks getting a team of young soccer players out of an underground cave. that raises the possibility the boys and their coach could be there for some time, as they are taught to swim and use diving equipment. they were fed today but they are still weak. the boys were found in a complex of underground caves, perched on a bank of mud. it's 400 meters from an underground chamber, known as pattaya beac

some passageways too narrow for scuba gear. round-the-clock pumping has reduced water levels, but more rain means stronger currents that could cut off access for divers. families watching that new video of the boys are anxious to be reunited. this mother saying, i'm dying to see him, i miss my son. when rescuers do make a move here, the governor is now saying they may not bring all the boys out at one time. that it will depend on conditions, how strong they are, and whether rescuers believe they can pull it off. kate? >> janis mackey frayer in thailand tonight, thank you. >>> tonight there's a mystery baffling investigators in the uk. police there revealing a couple has been poisoned with the same lethal nerve agent that nearly killed a former russian spy and his daughter in an alleged assassination attempt four months ago. nbc's matt bradley now with the story from london. >> reporter: espionage and intrigue once again striking this sleepy corner of england. tonight investigators saying british nationals dawn sturgis and charl

which was one of the biggest concerns when they were initially discussing bringing them out with scuba gear once they were located. their total time in the water there is 2 1/2 hours. even most of that they are not submerged. they keep the mask on for the whole time. they're not taking any chances. since safety is such a priority, they have everything mapped out. every possible scenario. they know where every safe zone is where new maps are stored, blankets, most importantly air. loss of oxygen is phaps thai na diver died while working on the mission. he was placing oxygen along the all mapped out. so even though they've been able to bring out four of these kids, they need to make sure that it's safe for the next phase of this. frances? >> difficulty still lia head. thank you. >>> to washington now where president trump is just hours away from announcing his second pick for the supreme court. he arrived in d.c. last night after spending a long weekend preparing for tonight's 9:00 p.m. unveiling at his bedminister resort. he has narrowed his candidates down to a select few. with one key demo

be assigned to help each boy on a dangerous 2 1/2 mile trip, at some points too narrow to wear scuba gear, other parts needing a steep dive. >> think of looking through a glass coffee cup, there's no visibility. on top of that, there's very narrow passageways. the divers needed to run lines in order to be able to get in and get out. >> reporter: the group appearing thin. they're now getting high protein liquid food easily digestible. this official tells us a team of medics is there, too. only four people can be in this cave with the boys, to insure there is enough air to breathe. tonight, the british diving group that discovered the soccer team is warning a rescue now is risky, especially if the kids panic. >> they talk about teaching them to dive and then do it, that's a bit of a long shot, to be honest. >> reporter: another option, keeping the kids underground and sending them supplies until the waters recede. authorities have been trying for days to pump the floodw there's more rain in the forecast, meaning it could be weeks, even months before they're safely out. >> up to three to fou

some passage way is too narrow for scuba gear. round the clock pumping has reduced water levels, but rain could increase water levels that could cut off access for divers. families watching the new video of the boys are anxious to be reunited. this mother is saying, i'm dying to see him. i miss my son. >>> when rescuers do make the move here, the governor now says they may not bring all the boys out at the same time. that it will depend on conditions, how strong they are, and whether rescuers believe they can pull it off. a story g of england where an urgent investigation is underway after britain's top counterterrorism official announced two people are in critical condition after they were poisoned by the very same nerve agent that hit an ex-russian spy and his daughter four months ago. while police say no one else in the area have come down with the same symptoms that left the couple critically injured and unconscious, they are unable to discover where they came in contact with that deadly nerve agent. with the police now retrac

now rescue teams must decide whether to move them back through the flooded cave using scuba gear, orpump the water out. as jonathan head reports from the tham luang caves. this was the moment they were found. the british cave diver john volanthen calling out to the missing group in a cave deep under the mountains. as the divers turned to leave, promising to return with back—up, one of the boys says to them, "please, tell them we're hungry". for the families of the boys, a joyous end to nine agonising days of waiting, hoping and, at times, despairing. translation: today is the best day. i've been waiting for my son for so many days. i'm so excited! the first thing i will do is hug him. and for the thousands of volunteers, officials, climbers and others who've taken part in this extraordinary multinational search operation, a very special moment. most of all for the local governor, who's been the public face of this rescue and ordered officials working on it to think of the boys as their own sons. narongsak osottanakorn described how the boys were discovered and then said simply, "we f

but imagine doing it with 50, 60, 70 pounds of scuba gear.er those rescue divers are completely exhausted. >> reporter: all the while oxygen levels in the cave have dropped, and at any moment heavy rains could fill up the already submerged caverns. you can only imagine the sense here in thailand that these boys who everybody thought were trapped and doomed in this nearly impenetrable cave with water filled to the brim all the way to the top, making it nearly impossible for rescuers to find them, that they've actually been rescued and now this is possible. preparing for the mission, teams chipping away at the rock. expanding the tunnels. working to remove that dangerous water. hoping this dam will keep it out. they must move quickly to evacuate the remaining players and their coach. with time and elements working against them, rescuers took 11 hours getting the first four freed on sunday. four more came out on monday, more quickly than the first group. if you wonder why they can't pull everybody out at once, it's because the support team is so

they will be teaching the children how to use scuba gear, they will try to take their time, the governor says they want to be 100% sure that this is a safe operation before they start moving the boys, time is working against them and what we see is a forecast with heavy rain due to come as of tomorrow . >> that was bbc reporter howard johnson from outside the cave in northern thailand. rescuers are giving the boys and their coach high-protein liquid food and antibiotics. >>> police in santa rosa believe they have caught the man that started several recent fires, 51-year-old, domingo batista batista started 13 fires last month, they were ignited of -- along santa rosa creek. they found him thanks to a witness who recognized him in a police lineup. >> they were similar, rural settings on bike paths and many similarities led us to believe it could be the same person starting the fires. >> police say that batista batista is homeless and being held on $201,000 bail. >>> san francisco police arrested a man suspected of killing a security guard. rolando deleon romero was patrolling an apartment

nico and sophia are taking the plunge their sport into their table in style by a waiter dressed in scuba gear. the dishes are prepared on dry land eating at the pearl is supposed to be a memorable cullen ery experience to. see food features prominently on the five course menu which is packed into waterproof jars looks to. be zero for so so it's going. it's twofold the big. city just tasty but it's. sophia and nico have arrived in the capsule. the champagne is standing ready. the couple enjoy the unusual view out the window. and the only thing they get like. we never. cared a lot. to me to. be . right but very very well. how long would they be prepared to stay down there. ok. they're waitresses arriving with the first course it's packed in an airtight case. a gourmet menu in a jar. after some quick instructions the decoding is finally get to diggin. the chef even stops by to inquire of everything is to their liking. diners can relax and take their time the pearl only takes one reservation per night. after close to two hours under water sophia and nico surface again there is no white spray to i

one, bring the boys scuba gear and evacuate them through the flooded cave. it's risky and any miscue could be fatal. another option, give them food and supplies until the water is pumped out or the floodwaters recede. tonight the missing boys seen alive. their first words. >> how many of you? 13? brilliant. >> the 12 boys, a thai soccer team with their coach, still wearing their jerseys. they went in together june 23rd, but the rain hit. the caves flooded, pinning them in an air pocket with no way out. >> ten days. ten days. you're very strong. we are happy too. >> reporter: the announcement made to cheering crowds and emotional families eagerly awaiting word. a u.s. military team was on-scene along with australian, british, and chinese experts. divers battled hypothermia and had trouble fitting through narrow passageways to reach the kids. >> these are challenging conditions. there's a lot of considerations for safety. >> reporter: the big question now, should emergency workers try to get supplies to the boys and sustain them until floodwaters recede, or br

these boys have to be comfortable underwater, never having been with scuba gear on before.o put them under water like that is obviously a stressful situation. i think the fact they are young guys is helpful. one, they are small and can get through small places easier than a larger person, they can be manhandled by the divers with them easier than a larger person, and they do not have the life experience, so they probably do not fully realise the extreme danger they are in. those things are factors in the right direction. the fa ct factors in the right direction. the fact they got in there to start with shows they are pretty adventurous kids and they got in this problem because they were being over adventurous. they have got to be over adventurous to get themselves out. they have been down there a fortnight and are in a weak state, obviously they have been fed since they were found, but going into the water, what is the primary concern for someone trying to get them out safely? the absolute primary concern will be to try to keep them calm and give them every assurance they p

ssomets too tight for scuba gear. another option, inserting a giant flexible inflatable tube. >> it will be as big as 17 centimeters in indictme as long as it needs to be to get the kids out. >> reporte days divers have been placing oxygen tanks and teaching the kids the basics. the worry, that they're weak and once underwater, could panic. >> the best plan is we can bring themout. >> reporter: for the first time, letters from the cave handwritten by the boys to their families, messages of love. one boy wting to his parents, i love you both. don't worry, i can take care ofse . their coach wrote an apology and promised to care for the kid asst as possible. at the nearby temple wheree works, there are daily prayers for the coach and his team. rescue teams are drilling into the south side of the cave complex torelease more water. that's being pumped out around the clock. millions of gallons now,ut many more to go. when and how will be rm deed by the weather. rain is moving in now, which could flood the entire cave system

the soccer players were given scuba gear to get through harrowing flooded sections wrapped in blanketed and carried by stretchers to dry land. their vital signs were closely monitor and given anti-anxiety medicine to stay calm. u.s. military commander hodges guided them. he spoke to "cbs this morning." >> we put them in positive full face masks, so we couldn't see their faces. they were in these flexible litters that kind of wrap around them so they're unable to move. >> reporter: the mission was not only sophisticated but downright dangerous. at one point two teams inside the cave briefly lost all communication. 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

rescue divers would be assigned to help each boy on a dangerouri at some points too narrow to wear scuba gear needing a steep dive. >> think of looking through a glass coffee cup. where there's no visibility. then on top of that there's very narrow passageways. so the divers needed to run lines in order to be able to get in and get out. >> reporter: the group appearing thin. they're now getting high protein liquid food that's easily digestible. this official tells us a team of medics is there too . only four people can be in the cave with the boys tone sure there's enough air to breathe. the british diving group that discovered the soccer team is warning a rescue now is risky, especially if the kids panic. >> they talk about teaching them to dive and then do, it that's a bit of a long shot to be honest. >> reporter: another option, keeping the kids underground and sending them supplies until the waters recede. authorities have been trying for days to pump the flood water out, and there's more rain in the forecast, meaning it could be weeks, eve months before they're safely out. >> three to fo

. >> they are not used to scuba gear, and they are not used to the environment. >> reporter: the plan to buddy dive, or strap 1% or an experienced diver does not come without risk. a former thai navy seal died trying to get to the group today. >> it's not hopeless, but it is serious. >> reporter: elon musk is sending the team engineers from the boring company, they leave tomorrow, the thai government says they may provide services for location tracking, water pumping, or even battery power. kpix5 reporting. >>> a woman is prepared to return to her native tile and -- thailand to help with the rescue effort. she is a interpreter who works with the government. she is volunteering to help them down language barriers. >> you can just fly somebody who is totally bilingual in english and thai. if there versed in vietnamese communication, that can be dangerous. >> she's using her own time and money for this trip. she flies out tomorrow evening. >>> a live look from the top of the salesforce tower tonight, get ready for a warmer than usual weekend. chief meteorologist paul manno has a look at

some of the boys have never swam or used scuba gear, it's going to ta ke swam or used scuba gear, it'slks about the brexit deal the uk will present to the european union. ministers will have to surrender their phones when they arrive. it's understood the main proposal is for the uk to remain closely aligned to the eu when trading goods, but not services. but that's expected to be challenged over 12 hours of talks by those who want the uk to take a much tougher line. the us has imposed its first wave of new tariffs on china. donald trump previously said the 3a billion dollars worth of import taxes are needed to stop the transfer of american jobs, technology and intellectual property to china. officials in beijing have promised to respond to protect the interests of their people. the nhs in england is promising to provide an extra 22 million pounds to help people with learning disabilities to leave care and receive increased support in the community. a recent review into deaths of people with learning disabilities, found they can die up to 29 years earlier than other people. nhs england'

what they will do is teach them rudimentary diving techniques, they will teach them how to use scuba gearh the flooded sections of the channel. we saw another team of divers this morning from the thai electricity company who are helping out. they said they were creating a raft of bottles to get the boys on top, potentially transport them through sections where it was not flooded so much. so there is no hope that enough water can be taken out to save them having to dive to get out? they are working tirelessly to pump water out of this cave complex. just down the hill there is a huge superjet pump pumping water out at a rate of 10,000 litres per hour. we are seeing that it isn't raining again. the fear is that on wednesday it will become torrential. this is the rainy season. it lasts until the end of september or october. if it starts raining heavily again the levels could go up, despite all the pumping efforts downhill. it has been an amazing effort. more than 1000 people involved in its operation from all around the world. just extraordinary for the parents who, despite their best hopes,

katty: but how to get them out, when water is rising, they don't know how to use scuba gear, severalm, and the caves are treacherous? christian: also on the program, all eyes,

they are saying they will use the time to give them training in using scuba gear.to keep going down there. will they be able to get any light to them or do they already have some light? they will be taking a lot of stuff to the boys. there will be light, food, everything they need. we have heard in the last hour that the governor of this province has also said that they are creating communications link with an area called chamber three. a bout 1.5 kilometres of where they are. at the moment they asked saying there until they see an opportunity to move the boys to chamber three. at the moment, that pattern is flooded, with the network of tunnels between the two areas is also flooded. they will not be giving them any time soon, having to make sure they are trained before they move them. we can also see behind me the pumping effort, taking out around 10,000 litres of water per hour. they say the water levels are dropping inside the water levels are dropping inside the cave by one sentiment ——1 centimetre per hour but the rain will return tomorrow. of course, we have a

the soccer players were given scuba gear to get through harrowing flooded sections, and were wrappedblankets and carried by stretcher over dry land. their vital signs were closely eynitored and they were given anti-anxiety medication to stay calm. u.s. air force major charles hodges commanded the more-than 35 americans on site. he spoke to "cbs this morning." >> we had to put them on positive pressure, full facemasks, and so we couldn't see their faces. they were in these flexible litters that kind of wrap around them, so they're unable to move. >> reporter: the mission was not only sophisticated, it was downright dangerous. at one point, two teams inside the cave briefly lost all communications. 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 seals, three divers and a medic who had stayed behind with the group throughout the mission barely made

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prepared just yet obviously with that training that that's going to be the way they come out with scuba gear but also you know there needs to be water the water level to come down the governor also said that this week if things do look good the weather forecast looks probably the best it has in the last several days but obviously there's so many factors at play here a.j. and one of those that they're trying to work to iron out the details of is how they'll be taken out once they do actually get out of the cave in that's kind of what's going on over my shoulder there's going to be another drill soon about how they're actually be extracted and transported to hospital we're hearing that their first stop will most likely be the prevention hospital in the provincial city chiang rai that will be the first stop salute come out here in ambulances and then go to have a pad helicopter there to try to take fifteen twenty minutes by helicopter and that will be their first stage once they are actually finally out of the cage you can see them wearing survival blame. kids receiving medical treatment what e

, and mapping the tunnels swe group would have to swim through dark, narrow passageways wearing scuba gear. ntch boy was guided by two divers, one in front, one in back. officials said the boys, many of whom had never learned to swim, were given anti-anxiety medication to keep them calm. in all, dozens of divers and some 100 support personnel carried out the rescues in three waves over three days. one of the rescuers inside the cave was ivan karadzic. >> when i saw the diver and the kid on the horizon, i still didn't know if it was a casualty or if it was a kid. so i was very scared. it didn't feel good. but when i saw that he was alive and breathing and seemed to be all right, it felt very good. g felt very good. w reporter: when it was all over, everyone simply wanted to m e the boys. "i want to hug them first," said another one of the boys' coaches. "i want to cheer them on. i want to tell them how worried i've been." "before, i had to check the news whenever i woke up," said a relative of one of the boys. "today, i'm happiest." lo, as the ambulances came down this street to the hospita

and the boys, when they put them in the water with scuba gear on, the only real danger is panic.an get them used to being underwater and breathing underwater, they will get them out safely. andy eavis there, talking to me earlier. england fans are continuing to celebrate the fact that their team are just one win away from the world cup final, after their comfortable victory yesterday against sweden. the bbc has announced that the game was watched by a peak audience of 19.9 million. the match also brought a new online record for live viewing on the bbc with 3.9 million users requesting to stream the game online. england's opponents in wednesday's semifinal will be croatia who beat the hosts russia in a penalty shoot out last night. our correspondent sarah rainsford is in samara where yesterday's match took place. some extremely dedicated england fans we have been meeting over the past couple of days in samara, but they are pretty pleased that they made the investment because for a lot of people, they did not think england would get this far. as soon as they were sitting on the sof

of water from that case system to bring the water levels down so they did not have to use full scuba geartem. we know that divers will go in and bring the boys out of one by one. it is a complex cave system, 1.7 kilometres to the first chamber. there are several points along the way where they will be able to assessed the boys' condition. the redback is five hours. we are told each rescue will ta ke hours. we are told each rescue will take 11 hours. you can see the time difference there. there will be points where they can rest and they help can be checked. they have done the best to clear the passageways. it will still be a very difficult mission. absolutely astonishing what you are describing. what is the atmosphere around the ancient site been like since the news emerged —— entrance? we were under the impression, all signs pointed that a rescue operation was imminent or under way. at 9am all the press and media, hundreds of them, camped out around the cave entrance were cleared from the site. green tarpaulin screens were erected around the cave entrance last night. the governor has tol

for the weekend could mean the twelve boys and their coach will have to dive into the water using scuba gear and make their way out but they'll need basic training as none of them can swim time navy seals are using a chamber around seven hundred meters into the cave complex as a base for the rescue operation. live now to scoff at the rescue sign scott that this story has the world on the edge of it see how any closer to seeing those boys out. right now as you mentioned those monsoon rains are supposed to start again on sunday could hamper the rescue efforts but right now they're still trying to pump as much water out as they can as you said basic school which rain is going on in that location on that ledge with the boys in the coach arsenal that is continuing and also a steady stream of supplies of food and water and then a turnover of those navy seals who are staying with them at all times but it takes six hours for them to reach the boys. and uncommon yet welcome sight for this time of year non non the mountain reveals itself during the rainy season the top peaks of the rains containing th

the boys, when they put them in the water with scuba gearon, put them in the water with scuba gear oney can get them used to being underwater and breathing underwater, they will get them out safely. because we know some of the boys cannot swim, although they have had some rudimentary swimming lessons. were they necessarily need to swim if they are being pulled out by the divers who have gone in to rescue them? no. in a word, they will not need to swim. they haven't really been having swimming lessons, they are planning lessons to get them comfortable with their head underwater. —— they have not really been having. there's a famous cave diver who cannot swim on the surface. they are usually crawling along, pulling themselves along the walls, pulling themselves along the walls, pulling themselves along the walls, pulling themselves along guidelines. there is often not a lot of swimming. these boys will not need to swim. they will not even need to see where they are going. the expert cave divers with them will be following a line, their line is that absolute lifeline and they will bring

really lends to the urgency has try try to either get these boys out of the tunnels through some scuba gear or pushing out on foot. >> live for us in tilhailand, thank you. >>> does north korea have plans to denuclearize? we're live in seoul. >>> all right, at this hour secretary of state mike pompeo beginning his third visit to north korea with talks with kim jong-un. president trump is defending his administration's approach to the kim regime. >> since the rhetoric stopped, we had tough rhetoric, so remember they said he's too tough, he's going to cause a war, it's too tough. now they say he's too nice. he's too nice. >> pomp ye touched down in pyeongyang overnight. he says he spoke to the president while they were both in the air last night. let's go live to seoul and bringen cnn's andrew stevens. and mike pompeo, the secretary of state is under immense pressure to bring back evidence, time lines, some sort of progress for the north koreans and denuclearization. >> reporter: absolutely, christine. to bring back something. so few details on what mike pompeo wants to achieve or what the co

they're going to practice with scuba gear.ome of them are 11 years old, which has nor rowed down a lot of the options. if the boysan't get out soon, they may be stuck in that dave through tjune. >>> metro is blaming its delays. workers were reporting w tok late yesterday. because it was a holiday, metro was operating close to a saturday schedule anyway. in a statement, the uon said it is fed up and rediment of its members. >>> good news for a folks who getting around part of theon construction is going to end next week. ths the reopening. that reer to toeer to stores th those who were jogging or walking or biking on the weekends. all of the construction is not wrapping up until fall of 2019. >>> we want to take you back to the first 4traffic. >> prince georges county, talking about ft. washington. the vehicle involved this crash is getting a toe. northbound 210 is shut down at in crash. serious woash, children ejected from that vehicle. >>> we have another crash in the backup, northbound indian head highway. a crash there in t