during those ten years inside you. you would didn't have criminal responsibility for the atrocities committed by by your militia you were convinced always you were going to come out an innocent man but during those ten years that you have any feelings about your more responsibility for what happened i think that of course i have a lot of sympathy for all the people in the in the central africa in general bengie and the my brothers sisters and of course any victim i am. supporting i mean. the been better as you say you have been acquitted by a professional judge but experience judge on this the judge. does what i can say that all the judges have been said and when when you head back are you going to have a special message are you going to actually say that you feel sorry for what happened that you have sympathy for the victims and you want to start on a clean slate of course have a lot of sympathy for victim whatever written it isn't. to say that i'm going back to congo i'm not going to central africa and as a congress

the fancy you know private equity or hedge fund is promising we could probably get you returns of ten percent a year so that because of the hollowing out of the previous hedge fund guy you know they need that ten percent they need to show their members that they're going to get ten percent the index fund will only guarantee basically the market you'll do as well as the market which might be four percent right i get the point that the sort of private fund it's ok to go bankrupt however as you point out does and bankrupting people in the sense that they impose austerity they impose they raise taxes they force people they can't afford health to give health care to people people end up on the street destitute and dead. right so it's just a mixed the difference rich in crime on the street and crime on wall street is that a criminal you know knocks over a liquor store is doing so in real time they shoot a guy there's still the money it takes twenty minutes with wall street they are patient bill still your money over yours bernie madoff stole money for years and years and years yes you see k

ten minutes. of victory for team spirit france celebrates the world cup champion. additional football. player says france itself has identified has changed. the world cup success has transformed the mission. to tax labor dispute. leaving the country to. his work god is for to know. the munchies and treatment should. be to insist on the twenty. fifth is e w news coming to you live from berlin hamas that it has reached an agreement with israel to restore calm in the gaza strip after a day of deadly violence. is raging forces on the east a wave of deadly air strikes across the palestinian territory after gunmen killed an israeli soldier at the border now hamas says both sides have agreed to restore count in gaza but can they succeed look at the latest from our correspondents.

and has been sentenced to life in prison for her role in the murder of ten people in a ten year killing spree she belonged to a group calling itself the national socialist underground the su it carried out racially motivated murders two bombings and a series of robberies the gangs other two core members were found dead after an apparent suicide back in two thousand. guilty of ten counts of murder the at a tip and the only survivor of the neo nazi murder cell will spend the rest of her life behind bars it was the maximum sentence but little consolation for the victims' relatives. to once known to ask the underclothes the evidence against and in favor of the defendant was considered but the trial didn't address the suffering of the victims' families a trial they want considered in anyway so apparently the court didn't even take note of the impact of these crimes that. our trust in the legal system suffered enormously even before the trial after the verdict it's just the same we have no trust in the system anymore unfortunately. the biggest question throughout the trial was whether be at a

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bullets in the world's top ten in denver international built in one thousand nine hundred ninety five is the first one on that list in the twenty eighth position the real problem however is that with the explosion of people traveling many airports are operating beyond their design capacity so we have a situation where the airports are crowded they're basically bursting at the seams and they're. looking to see traffic as increasing over the in the coming years over and beyond but there are already handling so there's definitely a need. to improve america's infrastructure according to the department of transportation a record nine hundred sixty five million a line passengers flew in the united states last year that's a three point four percent increase over twenty sixteen and more passengers mean more dollars in fact the federal aviation administration calculated that in twenty fourteen civil aviation generated one point six trillion dollars and supported around ten point six million jobs and not just any jobs because a lot of the jobs that are done at an airport especially when we talk

you've had ten yea rs a good job of it. you've had ten years in charge of this city. explain to me why the arab population of the city lacks that least 2500 classrooms and onlyjust over half of all arab residents are actually connected to the water grid? can you explain that? yes, very well. first of all it is 4000 classrooms missing in jerusalem. 2000 for the arab population and 2000 for the arab population and 2000 for thejewish population. 2000 for the arab population and 2000 for the jewish population. 2500 for the arab population and let's remember that they are 38% of your city population, not 50%. so it is a scandalous figure and you have been in charge for ten years. what i am doing is i have taken a loan and we are building and we are catching up with that situation. the city i received had a lot of neglect in terms of classrooms not only for the arab population. the reality is, you see that it is all over the city. and if anything, see that it is all over the city. and ifanything, i see that it is all over the city. and if anything, i have pushed a button an

with the cash infusion of twenty million euros over ten years. at the time everyone was surprised i myself thought interpol's interval had never really interested me. and it happened at the very moment president blaster and feet were being attacked from all sides should stand in a passion to have all of that holding on to say that it will never be that. i don't think it was. six months earlier fifteen had made some surprising decisions on the bids to host the twenty eight thousand and twenty twenty two world cup. full . combat i think for the. moment. this was six months before interpol signed its partnership deal with. why would an international police organization ally itself with an association that was under deep suspicion. as. the secretary general of. the deal was signed just three weeks before the sixty first fifa congress. letter would be seeking a fourth term as fee for president. doesn't deserve side of course appearing in public with the secretary general of interpol at that particular moment was a gift from the gods. that led to the g

for their must because ten more days and then afterwards. and then afterwards they will have to stay at home for thirty more days so it won't be. very soon that they will come back to school but they're in good spirits and they are recuperating well alright for in the short reporting there from thailand thank you for your continued coverage oh right now i'm bringing up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world officials in afghanistan say gunmen have stormed the department of education in the eastern city of jalalabad at least eleven employees were killed and ten wounded security forces exchanged gunfire with the attackers for five hours before killing two of them it's the second attack in jalalabad in as many days are according to pakistani police a suicide bombing at an election rally in the country's northwest has killed a secular politician a rune ahmed b. lure and at least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack in the awami a national party event in peshawar this comes ahead of national pol

ten boys are now free in thailand dive was raised against the clock to rescue the remaining members of the youth soccer team trapped for eighteen days in a flooded cave real go live to our correspondent for the baby. and belgian make a play for history of the world cup in tonight's bronston a father will fight it out with a medieval bronze for a place in the final for the very first die. hello and welcome i'm the tachi ma the riddle of the chinese nobel peace prize winner ball has left china to start a new life in europe she's expected to arrive in budden this evening you had been kept on miller total house arrest with no formal charges since two thousand and ten when her husband was awarded the nobel peace prize her husband's cause for democracy had angered beijing. she's finally free lucia the widow of the nobel peace prize laureate lucia. for years she longed to leave china and live in exile but she was confined to this suburban compound for years under house arrest cut off from the world as if she were a criminal. but she never actually broke the law her only crime was being marrie

ten year killing spree. thank you for watching good of you and with that she will have an update on your headlines at the top of the hour. any colby's in germany to learn german. alleged in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free south from the d.w.p. learning course nikos speak.

agreed to pay more also coming up a neo nazi goes to jail for a life beyond the shape is found guilty of ten murders in germany most of them racially motivated the evidence in the five year long trial shocked the nation plus the first pictures showing the boys risk huge from a flood it tie cave to covering the hospital all set to be in good condition reports say they were sedated to keep them calm during their rescue. thanks for your company everyone always start off this broadcast with that two day high stakes nato summit in brussels where sparks have been flying nobody expected it to be easy but the way u.s. president donald trump came out swinging straight out of the gate caught everyone by surprise. he's already made clear that he expects america's european allies to pay more for their defense and this morning at a meeting with nato ahead a young start with president trump took particular aim at germany russia germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much energy from right so we're supposed to protect germany but they're getting their energy from our e

over there vanguard it's been outperforming every manager in any significant time period five year ten year twenty year and this is undisputed facts occasionally hedge on our private equity fund while opera form the market for a year or two but over five years ten years they never perform the market any pension fund the ston invested in a passive index fund like a vanguard know if the fund is going to underperform the market and that the those those are just basically as night follows day if the facts of the case nevertheless these pension fund managers continue to write we would buy them because because they are able to charge such high fees against other pension funds other state employee pension funds they can afford maybe flashier shoes and clothing in and fly private jets and you know the pension fund manager so impressed and they order you know two thousand dollars to fund manager is picked by the wall street crook there's going to be investing that pension fund money ok that's just the way they're not the pension fund manager is not a innocent bystander in all this they're place

the fancy you know private equity or hedge fund is promising we could probably get you returns of ten percent a year so that because of the hollowing out of the previous hedge fund guy you know they need that ten percent they need to show their members that they're going to get ten percent the index fund will only guarantee basically the market you'll do as well as the market which might be four percent right i get the point that the sort of private fund it's ok to go bankrupt however as you point out does and bankrupting people in the sense that they impose austerity they impose they raise taxes they force people they can't afford health to give health care to people people end up on the street destitute and dead. right so it's just a mixed the difference rich in crime on the street and crime on wall street is that a criminal you know knocks over a liquor store is doing so in real time they shoot a guy there's still the money takes twenty minutes with wall street they are patient bill still your money over years bernie madoff stole money for years and years and years this is the new

events over the coming ten years. in the qatar two thousand and twenty two world cup. meanwhile interpol had ended its partnership with rumors had swirled about qatar as world cup bid did the ethics committee take another look at the qatar deal. first of all it's important to point out that i carry out assessments all money that comes from the private sector if it's from qatar it's public. so you made no inquiries. even if there is suspicion of corruption. diligence. so. in two thousand and thirteen when all of europe was attempting to get a grip on tax evasion created a foundation in geneva interpol's found. nation for a safer world is stated aim was to raise funds for the organization. fund raising at that level requires an illustrious board of directors. noble lined up a suitable ensemble. shake months or a deputy prime minister of the united arab emirates. can saying one former deputy prime minister of singapore. is more lebanese former minister carlos gone c.e.o. of renault nissan and prince albert of monaco hims

read notices are tried and tested tool but their numbers increased five fold in the span of just ten years. there were some twenty three hundred in two thousand and five and nearly thirteen thousand in two thousand and sixteen. but that increase also has a side effect. last year we issued about ten thousand requests notices wanted notices one to two percent of them were disputed. that one to two percent represents tens or even hundreds of red notices but article three of interpol's constitution referred to as the neutrality clause stipulates it is strictly forbidden for the organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political military religious or racial character. sanctioning those who abuse red notices might be a solution but interpol is permanently underfunded. it's the second largest international organization after the united nations but its budget nowhere near matches its reputation. the combined statutory contributions of all one hundred ninety two member countries come to hardly more than fifty million euros by comparison the f.b.i.'s budget is some seven b

ten hours with a team of divers guiding the group through narrow submerged tunnels. a local governor in charge of the rescue says the current weather conditions provide a short window of opportunity to free the group it's monsoon season and more water is expected to soon poor into the underground cave system. right now where as ready as we can be and it's d.-day. at ten am thirteen professional cave dive is along with five navy seals into the cave to extract the children. briefed on how to do so. tells more about what's unfolding mary correspondent florian nourished near the cave complex in northern thailand florian some of the boys have been rescued from the cave what are you hearing this hour about the operation. for the first time today i can actually officially confirm that four boys have made it out of the cave and they are actually quite well that is what the chief of the rescue operation the former governor has just said behind me a few minutes ago so four have been safely moved out of the cave they have been taken to the hospital but their health condition is

is found guilty of ten murders here in germany most of them racially motivated the evidence in the five year long trial shown the nation. is good to have you with us they had prayed and hoped for weeks that this day would come the parents of the boys rescued from a flooded cave system in thailand today visited their children in the hospital for the first time but they were only allowed to see their sons through a glass window the twelve members of the wild boars football team and their coach are in good shape after their ordeal but doctors say their immune systems could still be compromised. happy and relatively well after a two and a half week ordeal in a flooded cave now recovering in hospital the doctors say they'll be under observation for ten days and then resting at home for another month with only water from the caves was to drink the boys are underweight and exhausted they're being kept in quarantine because there's still a danger of infection. the relief is overwhelming parents aren't yet allowed to hug their children but they're happy to see them alive. the time navy seals hav

itself the national socialist underground in a field which carried out ten racially motivated modest two bombings and a series of robberies that came to pass and i'm two thousand and eleven. and the obvious correspondent frank kaufman is in munich you sounding outside the courtroom frank a bit odd to cheaper has been given a life sentence richard ponting she is going to appeal but first if we're going to see how did she react when the verdict was read out. she reacted smaller less in the same way and had the same appearance like we know it for many years now very calm no emotional reaction have face to face for example and that quite surprisingly i think at the end of such a long trial and a very very strong verdict against her. one of the lawyers confirmed and off to the first use came out in the course of the morning here in munich that they will appeal this were they at the constitutional court of germany and cots who are. now we have still the that the church is still working to pre-sentence the grounds of the case not only against beata chat about of course as well against the f

but of course the trophy they want to talk to the team is going to be any minute now maybe the next ten fifteen minutes you can hear of course this crowd go absolutely wild time speaking to some of the fans people i spoke to two young men who said they traveled from eastern frog's they partied all night to the city of stress ball then they've gone straight to the train station and go to trade and come in especially for this cajun and i just picked another man who said you know it's really important that he was here he's also traveled in from outside of paris because he said it's a blow to the people of all backgrounds all races come together and that's one of the really important points about this team as well is that they're seen as this symbol of diversity the supply of youth and that's really a touch lots of people here and how much of a bounce do you think are my call will get from that to that team winning and he's had a bit of a a dip in the polls seeing the. it is the president of the rich do you think that this diverse football team will will will help boost his electoral is his

am local time it would take about ten to twelve hours. yes big there a little bit quicker than that but he said it's going to take days to get all of them out and now we're hearing because only four came out today that's looking like it's more probable end of day today got four four boys out you know probably have two or three more days to go to get everybody out who knows if they're going to grow the group size or not is going to keep it up for and just kind of do it from there or now that they have lessons learned since they've already done this rescue once that they're going to change things and maybe have more come out or less come out we don't know but we know that it's you know the first step is over very good news for for a very happy families right now. is there there are many boys more boys and the coach to come back out scott you were saying earlier that. when these four boys were coming out they were immediately wrapped off and taken away to the field hospital any news on their and their conditions and what's what they're feeli

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flooded cave after they spent more than chew weeks underground a team of international diverse spent ten hours leading the first children to safety but have now paused operations overnight eight more boys and an older soccer coach remain stranded but the local governor hailed the first stage of the rescue effort a success. sixteen days today's the day we've been waiting for we are seeing the wild boars in the flesh. it's the outcome the world has been hoping and praying for the first voice from the soccer team called the wild was extracted safely from the cave and on their way by helicopter and ambulance to hospital. after days of preparation expert foreign divers and members of the time navy's elite seal unit launched a daring and dangerous mission to rescue the youngsters and their coach a hazardous nature of the operation highlighted by the death of a diver on friday. the boys and their rescuers must travel four kilometers from the elevated shelf where they were found to the entrance to the cave each boy will be tethered to two divers who will supply them with their fixed ropes and li

the fancy you know private equity or hedge fund is promising we could probably get you returns of ten percent a year so that because of the hollowing out of the previous hedge fund guy you know they need that ten percent they need to show their members that they're going to get ten percent the index fund will only guarantee basically the market you'll do as well as the market which might be four percent right i get the point that the sort of private fund it's ok to go bankrupt however as you point out does and bankrupting people in the sense that they impose austerity they impose they raise taxes they force people they can't afford health to give health care to people people end up on the street destitute and dead. right so it's just a mixed the difference between crime on the street and crime on wall street is that a criminal you know knocks over a liquor store is doing so in real time they shoot a guy there's still the money takes twenty minutes with wall street they are patient bill still your money over yours bernie madoff stole money for years and years and years yes you see knew

following his twenty ten conviction malaysia's government banned wong and his wife . from holding business and wildlife trading permits. yet someone in government did knowingly sign off on new licenses are search of public records found that both anson and his wife have had several business permits renewed from the book it jumble reptile sanctuary. to errol flynn. to c.b.s. wildlife. posing as customers we visit the penang address listed for the company. there we find answers wife chair being she almost immediately she confirms she and her husband are still trading in one of the router wherever. there. are documents search also and covers another company grow no wildlife. it was formed after one's twenty ten conviction listed owner is a name we don't recognize. but trading permits show it exports the same animals as anson did to the same us customers he had before his arrest. i think the door might be open so. rose address is listed on the upper floor of a commercial strip in the name of somebody near shore. from the street we can make out aquariums and cages leading

ten people have been killed in a suicide bombing and gun battle in eastern afghanistan.ten others were injured when three attackers were themselves up at an education department office in jalalabad the capital of the province a gunfight with security forces last in several hours no group is claiming responsibility but both eisel and the taliban have carried out raids there. so i was in thailand you helped to bring twelve school boys and their football coach to safety from a flooded cave have called the rescue a miracle the boys will stay in hospital for at least a week but on the road to recovery from chang ryan step fashion reports. they're looking surprisingly healthy considering the ordeal the rescued boys are being isolated from their parents to reduce the risk of infection in hospital. john gave his son a big thumbs up when he saw him he was one of the first to stop looking for his son who when he disappeared almost three weeks ago. i didn't feel confident that my boy can do this even though he knows how to swim but i'm not sure if he's a good swimmer he only got ba

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it's thought ten million holiday—makers will benefit.en in ten council leaders in england believe income tax should be raised to fund the crisis in funding in adult social care. we'll have the latest on the world cup games today after messi — along with ronaldo — two of the greatest players of their general bow out of the tournament. a major incident has been declared after two moorland fires, described as ‘rapidly developing and aggressive‘ merged. authorities say fires on winter hill and scout road near bolton have combined as a result of increasing wind speed. 150 firefighters are at the scene of the blaze that's covering five square miles. james waterhouse reports. when a tinder dry landscape combines with strong winds. pockets of north—west england continued to be blanketed in smoke and ash. they are fires that just refuse to be beaten. the blaze at winter hill started on thursday near a major tv transmitter. three days on, more than 100 firefighters are still tackling it. it continues to remain a major incident and we are still act

overnight the operation to free the first of the twelve boys and their older soccer coach lasted for over ten hours a team of divers guided the group through narrow submerged tunnels. it's monsoon season though and more water is expected to pour into the underground cave system soon the local governor expressed relief that the urgent plan to extract the boys is underway. while they can also look on that up i would like to inform the public and those that have been supporting us at home all along simple on that after sixteen days today's the day we've been waiting for we're bringing the boys home. with latest now the correspondent florian news joins us from near the cave complex in northern thailand florrie on the rains began a short while ago we have heard the critical role weather has and will play are officials concerned about the rising water levels before the rescue operations resume tomorrow. well if they are concerned they are not telling us about this so the last official word that we have heard was the governor that you have displayed on this press conference that took place about two

at ten am thirteen professional cave dive is along with five navy seals into the cave to extract the children. were. briefed on how to do so. so tell us more about what's unfolding there d.w. correspondent florian nourish is near the cave complex in northern thailand for and we just mentioned there was a short window of opportunity but i can hear the rain what's going on. yeah it has been raining again for the last hour or so it's not a massive downpour but it's pretty hard rain so this might affect the rescue mission of the nine boys that are still trapped inside the cave about an hour ago we have heard the cib of rescue operation give a press conference just behind me here and he confirmed officially confirmed that four boys have been taken out of the cave they happened taken to the hospital and songwriter which is the provincial capital about sixty kilometers away from where we are right now and the chief of the rescue operation actually said that they are in perfect health condition now i guess he was getting a little bit carried away but he was very enthusiastic during this pres

the big problems are about ten blondes is way, where they had some budding. —— ten kilometres away.tion for fans, coming in and using the roads, and also some disruption at the airport. that is one to follow. it wouldn't leave to any disruption inside the stadium, i don't think, but as the game, the russia fans really believe, holly, that this team could get through to the semifinals. you can see the russia like being beamed onto the stadium behind me. iwas with russia like being beamed onto the stadium behind me. i was with the team earlier on today. —— russia flag. before the world cup, they we re flag. before the world cup, they were a laughing stock. they had not won the seven friendly matches. one negative point, they have only had two shot on target since their first two shot on target since their first two matches. croatia favourites, but the russian fans will you believe in theirteam. the russian fans will you believe in their team. just very quickly, croatia, they do look a very, very good team. they do. and it is bringing back memories of 1998, the la st bringing back memo

people to van and various robberies all of which targeted members of the ten. it's community. the world health organization the w.h.s. is yemen's port city of her data has now registered the highest number of cholera cases in the country the saudia morality coalition is backing a government force against toothy rebels for control of the red sea port since april last year around fourteen percent of more than one million registered cholera cases in yemen came from her data the world health organization says the conditions and who did that even before the escalation of the conflict has been some of the direst in yemen were they that has registered the highest incidence of suspected cholera cases around fourteen percent of reported cases countrywide since the start of the epidemic in april two thousand and seventeen and diptheria two hundred nine suspected cases in addition there have been two hundred fifty two suspected cases of measles. a cleanup is underway in the capital of the days of protests against fuel price rises which have now been shelved but as gabriel

dollars with hopes of drawing ten billion from early investors but so far it has underperformed. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera this hour the mission to rescue eight remaining school boys and their football coach from a flooded cave in northern thailand has resumed at least divers brought out the first four on sunday they are said to be in good health but are being kept from their parents for now as they're monitored for infections two journalists have been ordered to stand trial and me and him are accused of breaking the country's colonial era secrecy law. who worked for the reuters news agency were arrested in december while investigating the killing of muslim. they've pleaded not guilty but convicted if convicted could face up to fourteen years in prison. we did not commit any crimes but i would like to say regarding decision by the judge that we will never give up today's court decision does not mean that we are guilty you still have the right to defend ourselves the british government minister in charge of negotiations to leave the e.u. has resigned david davis quit

remember, ten hours.o lisa page will meet with members of congress behind closed doors this afternoon. she defied a congressional subpoena to testify on wednesday. >>> "the new york times" reports that the white house is overriding expansion of intelligence over a confidential source used during the campaign. that includes the head of the fbi which has expressed concern about expanding as access fearing for safety of the sources. it is not clear if the president personally authorized the change. >>> a devastating 2017 hurricane season has fema admitting the response capabilities were stretched at every level. this season included hurricanes harvey in the gulf and amaria i puerto rico. the report is unprecedented. fema admits it unestimated the devastation -- under estimated the devastation in puerto rico. that's more than hurricanes katrina, rita, wilma and sandy combined. >>> ahead, the president says he got a very nice note from kim jong-un. >> who hasn't? >> not me. have you? >> tons. >> doesn't mean a

yea rs. worth $300 million over the next ten years.ed, i was years. quite a good score for uniqlo. indeed, iwas very disappointed this morning, all ready to talk about japan's loss at the world cup, but some good news for uniqlo. roger that hasn't commented about this, he walked into the conference and he was wearing a uniqlo shirt and they have convened —— confirmed on twitter that he is sponsored by them now. i remember they first opening their store in japan, it was known as cheap, decent quality clothing but has since expanded internationally and is pushing into the sports field, not just roger federer, we have japanese player kei nishikori and also gulf we re player kei nishikori and also gulf were adam scott sponsored by uniqlo and for roger federer, and you mentioned $300 million for ten years and that is only a report but it is believed to be about three times what nikkei was paying roger and for him, it has been, for his entire career sponsored by nikkei, so definitely a victory for uniqlo. —— nike. donald trump has vowed to r

to go on to be press as a white woman for three of them or ten people. i'm interested always in the waters about how. this should. infinitely. from. the from from. welcome back the answer to our quiz question how many cars trucks buses motorcycles and other vehicles are there in the united states is it one hundred sixty eight million to eighty two hundred sixty eight million or three hundred eighteen million and the answer is c. two hundred sixty eight million vehicles in the united states. another kick of part of our infrastructure system is our electrical grid for more on this we turn to our to correspondent natasha sweet. interest in we're noble energy like wind and solar are soaring it only accounts for roughly sixteen percent of the u.s. is electricity so the question remains on what's the best method to modernize our grid electric car rebates. and gas tax. are all examples of the government stepping in hoping to either promote a certain type of energy or discourage it and now is more households are utilizing solar energy surprisingly enough it's st

minute meeting the day but we haven't had ten minute meetings yesterday the day before the day before that so now we've got all that stored up has to come at some point during the month we just have to see average but it's expected to come in the month so maybe tomorrow maybe the day after we might get a huge downpour the major flooding so we know the flood level is low at the moment we go to work now while the weather is with us and we don't know what the weather is against and that is exactly what seems to be going on during the rescue operation i know you've been covering this story quite closely how much has the fear of the weather in the monsoon hampered or helped rescue going on right now it's probably given it a kick to go fast that's probably what it's done because although we're not expecting to wrench will rain tomorrow or the day after wednesday and thursday are looking more dodgy so if you need time to get the chills are now what kind of rain are we talking about when there is that heavy very heavy rain across that region a maybe for exactly where the caves are but it coul

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-day operation at ten am thirteen cave died as it went inside the cave to start the evacuation of the kids the thirteen kids know about the operation that's being carried out and they're ready to come out with us they're ready to face any challenges scott harlow joins us live now from chiang rai so scott i mean looking in on this operation from your vantage point i guess it's really a case of gently gently does it. absolutely peter and one thing that's very interesting as we've been hearing from parents over the last hour or so and kind of how today started in unfolded and we're hearing that they were brought to a meeting at the cave with officials and officials were telling them that in again this is what the family member is telling us that six boys will be part of this process that has started we're about six hours into it presumably that's just over the halfway mark because we were told it would take ten eleven hours the six boys will be part of this are part or part of this today's rescue mission sunday's rescue mission and that to get all the boys in the coach out it's going to