nbc's janis mackey frayer has been on the ground in chiang rai, thailand. >> reporter: chris, rescuers are dealing with this looming threat of the monsoon rains which could push water levels inside the cave dangerously high and perhaps even fully flooded. it's why rescue officials are considering an evacuation attempt in the next day or two. they've been rehearsing possible scenarios. they've been practicing with the boys wearing full face masks and practicing breathing. but there are no easy next moves here. the kids don't even know how to swim, let alone have the diving skills to navigate over three miles of murky water. another possibility they're looking at is trying to find a new entry to the cave system. they have hundreds of people walking around in this area, looking for cracks, chimneys, places where they can drill so they can drop ropes to the boys and pull them out that way. pumps are also running 24/7, trying to pump the floodwaters out. apparently the strength of the current has been reduced. but one of the diving experts i spoke to here said he just doesn't think there's

savannah. >> janis, thank you so much. not only great to see them smiling, i love seeing them play soccer. learned a lot from details at the news conference, licking the water off the walls. >> i guess the idea of not having concept of tim b might han helpful, you're not constantly thinking -- >> there's no watches, no natural light. you'd have no idea day after day how long you'd been there. happy to see them home. >> we are indeed. >>> turning now to just a day after defendi ssia's vladimir putin on electesn meddling, ent trump tried to clarify a controversial remark. the president w criticized by republicans and democrats for saying he didn't see any reason why russia would ierfere in the 2016 campaign. on tuesday he claimed he misspoke. a key sentence in my remarks, i said the word would instead of wouldn't. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why i wouldn't or why it wouldn't be russia. >> however, justat moments the president seemed to undercut his own statement saying there could have bn lots of oth

we are the first. >> that was janis mackey frayer reporting. it's tough to watch the video and not get goosebumps. the world watching and praying they will be returned to their families safely. >>> some silence on the west wing front. sarah sanders not answering questions about the michael cohen interview we told you about on this show yesterday. the president's twitter account, also silent. but this morning, we're learning more about cohen's thinking from folks who talked to him and people inside his circle. joining me now is guy lewis. anita and aaron are back, as well. let's start with this joint defense agreement. much ado has been made about this. it expires this week. explain what folks need to understand about that and why it may not be the bombshell that it's made out to be. >> when two lawyers are representing two clients in the same investigation come together and say, basically, let's work together. let's cooperate. let's share information. when the new lawyer who has come in, by the way, the new lawyer who is a former chief of the c

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janis mackey frayer is in chiang, thailand, with the latest. >> reporter: steve, there is a real sense of urgency here for rescuers with this threat of monsoon rains that are expected to hit here by the end of the week. it means the water levels inside the cave could rise dangerously high and perhaps even fully flood it. it's forcing thai officials to consider an evacuation attempt within the next 24 to 48 hours. they have been staging rehearsals for possible scenarios. they have been practicing with the boys wearing the full face mask and breathing, but there are no easy options here. the boys don't even know how to swim, let alone have the diving skills that are needed to navigate over three miles of murky water. another option they're looking at is trying to find a different entry to the cave system. they have hundreds of people walking in the woods and the hills around this cave system trying to find new entries, chimneys, cracks, any place where they might be able to drill and drop ropes to the boys in order to pull them out. pumps are still working around the clock to try to pump

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janis mackey frayer, nbc news, cheng rai, thailand. >> that's such good news. we want to remember the life, of course, the navy seal that lost -- >> i think it was a powerful moment when they brought out the picture of the navy seal. >> he was the one that set out the oxygen canisters in the two-and-a-half miles they had to travel to get out. >> and a reminder how dangerous it was. that will be the only time the boys' talk to the press. yesterday's questions were screened by a doctor to avoid triggering ptsd. >> thank god they're out. auto makers warn that jobs will be lost if the president pushes ahead with his tariffs. >>> plus, mark zuckerberg said holocaust deniers who post on facebook are not, quote, intentionally getting it wrong. he's trying to clarify those comments. back in a moment. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. until her

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janis mackey frayer. nbc news, chiang rai, thailand. >>> we turn now to another survival story, this one still developing in southeast alaska, where all 11 people aboard a rugged seaplane have been found alive and rescued after the plane crashed on a remote mountainside. joe fryer has details. >> reporter: tonight, after an urgent mission in the mountains of alaska, 10 passengers and their pilot are safe all survivors of a plane crash. the aircraft, a single engine float plane was scheduled to fly from steamboat bay to ketchikan but crashed this morning on mt. jumbo on prince of wales island. the coast guard taking a helicopter, they battled rainy foggy conditions to reach the crash site 2,0 fove a level, the h reported 11 people from the plane crash are alive. extent of their injuries is unknown. tonight, officials are telling us amazingly all of the injuries appear to be minor. the passengers were taken to a staging area set up by the rescue team. nbc news confirmed all 11 survivors are being taken to a

janis mackey frayer on some of those. >> reporter: it was this miraculous discovery by two british divers. >> we're the first, many people are coming. >> reporter: that triggered the massive rescue mission that captivated the world. richard stanton, a firefighter, and john vilanthan, an i.t. consultant, volunteering to dive in these treacherous conditions. >> they are record-breakers. they are real pioneers. >> reporter: now just two of the dozens of divers interrupting jobs or vacations to assist thai navy seals in this dangerous race against time. this man is a diving instructor who has been here all week. >> there is lots of risks. this is of a mag -- magnitude rescue that's never been done in the history of known man. >> reporter: the death of a diver, a tragic reminder of the risks in this global effort. a whole community of volunteers working here cooking food, donating time, offering support. >> it's an amazing experience to be part of. so much kindness, especially from the thai side. >> reporter: the world watching and waiting, hoping this remarkable group can bring the boys back

janis mackey frayer, nbc news, chiang rai, thailand. >> amazing story. good to have some good news. >>> meantime, right now there's this new push that's on to hear from the u.s. translator who was the only other american in the room during president trump's meeting with vladimir putin monday in helsinki. testimony like that would be unprecedented. here she is, you see her, marina gross, at the table in the expanded meeting on monday. she's experienced. she was also at the tillerson/lavrov meeting in moscow last year. democrats have sent a letter to president trump asking for specific details about what was discussed in that two-hour meeting. senator bob menendez, top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, signed that letter. he joins me now. i so appreciate you taking the time. let's start with the obvious. one, do you believe you have the power to subpoena her, and what do you want to know from marina gross? >> we definitely -- i believe the committee has the power to do it. whether we can get our republican colleagues to join us is a quest

in the first month, we had jimmy -- jimi hendrix, and janis joplin. the response was overwhelming. the amazing thing about that, the opening night, there was a society writer for the philadelphia bulletin, named ruth elster. her husband works for the l choir. they came and they brought tennessee williams with them. i got a chance to talk to her for a little bit. that was great. >> george, i wondered if we could bring you into the conversation at this point. you have written about the philadelphia music scene in a journalistic way. the club that larry established how does that fit into that picture >> i run a magazine called john. it is a quarterly print magazine. we document what is going on only within the city limits. we have had everything from basic punk shows to the philadelphia orchestra. i think the electric factor is monumental. i think that when the factory was moved over to seventh street, which was where i go to, i am there frequently at the factory. it is a pretty amazing spot. i think the great thing about it is, it brings in everybody. it is a large room that wasn't h

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nbc'sfr janis mackeer has the very latest. good morning. >> good morning,sheinelle. there is a looming threat of the monsoon rains due to hit at the end of the week and could push water levels inside the cave dangerously hh and may even fully flood em. it's wy they are considering a e possiblecuation attempt within days. rescue workers are said to be rehearsing possible scenarios, getting kids to practice wearing full face masks and breathing. but there are no easy next moves. the kids don't know how to swim, let alone diving skills to navigate three mil ofmurky water. another option thated being conss finding or making a different entry point to the cave system. there are hundr ps ofeople spread out around here right now looking for cracks or other points where they might be able to dri and they can drop ropes down to the kids and pull them out. pumpre also working around the clock to try to drain the floodwaters. t one of the diving experts i into to here said there really isn't enoughtime. when the monsoon rain arrive, it will simply erase any of that progress. me

. >> janis mackey frayer in thailand. thank you for all your reporting on this. our headline, two of boys trapped inside that cave in thailand for more than two weeks have now emerged on their way to the hospital. we don't know yet about their medical condition. we're hoping to see 11 more people come out of that cave in the next several hours. this has been an nbc news special report. much more comingter of fact," 'a gomez. >> when we come back, why is it so hard to study marijuana in america? soledad: researchers can only use pot grown at a secured lab at the university of mississippi. >> what happens when the government hinders high-quality research on pot? and could you wait seven decades for a promotion? john james did, proving patience is a virtue. soledad: in our state of addiction coverage -- a new research project funded by the national institutes of health is investigating whether marijuana could reduce the use of opioids for pain relief. the research could be groundbreaking, because since 1970, the federal government has categorized marijuana as a sche

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janis, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. one after another, we watched those ambulances come down this street where there's a make shift helipad, taking them to the hospital, stabilizing their vital signs, making sure they have no signs of hypothermia so that their real recovery can begin. at this hospital in chiang rai, the entire eighth floor is reserved for the care. it's where the four exhausted boys are in a sterilized isolation unit, being medically assessed and allowed no physical contact with their families until doctors say so. hospital officials won't reveal how they're doing, but the condition of one is said to be causing concern. their order of evacuation decided by a medic inside the cave. the healthiest went first. but after so many days of darkness, cold and little food, they still face a tricky recovery. >> they are lucky to be in there together, 13 boys together. and if they are in there alone, this would be very desperate. >> reporter: days ago, the boys sent letters to their families about what they wanted

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nbc's janis mackey frayer has the very latest. hey, janis, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. the boyce and their coach will be released from hospital this week. every day they're getting stronger and they're learning more about the remarkable mission to rescue them. at the cave where the soccer team was rescued, a ceremony and offering of thanks for the boys' safe return. their families here to honor the diver who died during the mission. >> reporter: at the hospital, the boys and their coach also sending messages to rescuers. >> thank you. >> reporter: but were told only yesterday that the volunteer diver lost his life to save their's. promising to never forget hez sacrifice. the cave is now sealed and it will be for six months until the rains end. it will give time for the cave to dry and importantly keep people out. the boys had gone into the cave late last month to explore for no more than an hour. then came the rain and a rush of water. the uncle of the team's captain who raises him told us the rising water force

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>> janis mackey frayer, stand right there. we hope to get good news as this operation is under way. got more of what's happening on nbc.com. we'll see you later for "today." >> just to fill you in, that breaking news out of thailand, a fifth boy from the youth soccer team that's been trapped inve a n thailand for 17 days now, rescue but there's still seven remaining players who need to get help right away. >> you don't see a lot of live pictures coming from the rescue site. it's a delicate thing they're doing. u want to make sure they're see what's okay to see, once they get people rescued. we'll keep an eye on that. >> right now, it's 6:03. we want to check on traffic with melissa mollet. >> this is the southund parkway. somebody is changing their tire on the right side of theatroad. causing a little delay. northbound 95, that looks like it's cleared. we had a disabled vehicle. in manassas, has a crash there. and eastbound 7 at potomac. it was blocking the crash and that is outf the way. no big problem iro aaron? >> melissa, thank you. >>> we're following news in northwest d.c., a

janis mackey frayer has the latest from thailand this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. they are tired, sitting in tota darkness. the boys and their coach found alive. a risky operation.s none of the b know how to swim. they need to be taught,ic b diving skills to swim out in tight passage ways that are a challenge for expernced divers, which is why they are saying this could take a while, weeks or months to get these boys to safety. they are taking in food, freshwater and medicine. there are medics now caring for the boys. they are apparently in stable condition with no severe injuries but they are exhausted and the hungry. they haven't eaten in more than a week. mvp while more than 1,000 people involved in the rescue effort androhey are workingd the clock. they have the pumps going to try to get the water levels down. e biggest thing working against them now is the weather. it's the rainy season in thland and there is rain in the forecast over the next 48 hours. when it does rain, the water levels rise about 6" every h

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janis mackey frayer, nbc news, thailand. >> what an experience. those boys will eventually head back to school and a normal life. first, they're going to spend a week in a monetary and be ordained as morninr nks. >> as eir futures, most of them say they want to be professional soccer players. a few of them want to emulate those who saved them and become navy divers. filmmakers are lining up toel their story. >>> metro's largest union says it's making progress to solve a bitter transit dispute h it with the transit agency. still no deal. sat down with metro for the second day in a rowthnd expresser optimism but no formal agreements to talk about right now. strike is illegal under a bargaining agreement but workers have bee without a contract since july 2016. both sides will meet again on monday. >>> news 4 was first to tell you about major problems withnc te along the second phase of the silver line. tonight there were indications the problem might not be as bad as first feared. according to a lawsuit filed by a owwhistle-bler, the wrong type of st

janis mackey frayer has the latest from thailand this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. they are tired, barefoot, they have been sitting in total darkness. these 12 boys and their coach are alive. now the big challenge. getting them out. this remains a very risky rescue operation. none of the boys know how to swim. they need to be taught, basic diving skills to swim out in tight passageways that are a challenge for experienced divers, which is why they are saying this could take a while, it could take weeks, even months in order to get these boys to safety. they are taking in food, freshwater and medicine. there are medics now caring for the boys. they are apparently in stable condition with no severe injuries but they are exhausted and they are hungry. they haven't eaten in more than a week. meanwhile, more than a thousand people are involved in the rescue effort. and they are working around the clock. they have the pumps going to try to get the water levels down. the biggest thing working against them now is the weathe

what's the latest, janis? >> reporter: well, this second phase of the operation got under way about 6 and a half hours ago. and if confirmed, if there is this fifth boy who has come out, then this mission appears to be gaining pace. there are reports that an ambulance with sirens going has take an boy from that staging area near the cave's entrance. following the protocol, he'll put on a helicopter at the end of this street and taken by ambulance to the hospital behind me. the boys are kept in a special isolation unit so they can be medically assessed. they're not allowed physical contact with their families yet, probably not for one to two day. officials are saying that things are going well there. they're dealing with less water in the cave system. they seem to be satisfied with the stability of the oxygen environment. and they did take several hours to make sure that their oxygen canisters were replenished from last night's mission. mika? >> janis mackey frayer, thank you very much. keep us posted. we'll be

they showed up at the rescue site to support the boys and the -- >> janis mackey frayer reports, there is growing concern over monsoons. >> reporter: this morning, new navideo of the t soccer team trapped a half mile underground but in good spirits. sending messages to their families, i'm in good health, he says. they also thanked their rescuers. here a navy diver streets small cuts on this boy's feet. it's a race against time in this dangerous terrain, withhe urgency of a new threat looming. monsoon rains due to hit in the coming duss could water levels inside the cave dangerously high and may fully flood it, forcing rescuers to least consider an evacuation attempt within days. we need to be 100% confident, said the province's governor. if there is al risk, we w not move them out. the boys found afterch nine-day sere healthy. the divers are bringing them high-protein food but still physically week and they don't know how to swim let alone the diving skills to navy gate the 3 miles ofw narro tunnels. practicing wearing diving masks and breathing. more rain and stronger currents could c