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

dr craig challen is a recently retired perth vet his friend harry is dr richard harris and the need to test from adelaide they have dived together all over the world where already they made contact with the british i followed by. i waiting up to this. probably familiar with what was going on in the car i've. yet to be honest not looking good at all. on friday july sixth as harrison challen a ride at the rescue site there is a tragedy. news breaks that a former time navy seal involved in the operation has died. at the. petty officer. had left the navy but signed up to join the search is a volunteer. had been delivering canisters along the route being used by the divers in the cave in a cruel twist he lost consciousness after running out of himself on the return dive . got me. out. and. got that hoping that maybe not in the name of what would. be a back with a man. that. walked out of lebanon. but on. me and without. me. yeah that was obviously a very sobering moment at the same time we realize ok this doesn't change anything we still have twelve kids and a coach in there we still have t

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

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

an australian cave diver dr. harris was part of the team. >> you have to understand some of these kids couldn't swim. and they are being put into cold water and with wet suits on, full face mask. alien to them. so it was the only way. >> reporter: the most important thing was to have a full face mask with ps positive pressuosi enable them to breathe and not feel any anxiety during the process. it seems that the boys were somehow escorted out by payers of pairs of drivers before being put into stretchers. the list indicates that they came from all over the world. but there is still a general reticence about talking about what each one did. another pair, chris and jason, were certainly involved in escorting the boys out. but weren't prepared to reveal much more. >> myself and jason came out after rick and john. and our role was to help transport the boys underwater through the cave to bring them out. >> reporter: and not for getting the anonymous quartet of thai navy s.e.a.l.s who had kept the boys company on the w

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

dr. harris learned of his father's passing shortly after that rescue ended. our condolences to the harris family. i want to bring in an expert as we're seeing the first hospital video of the boys, there were tears of joy as parents waved to loved ones through glass windows. the boys remained isolated for medical reasons. doctors say everybody is healthy and they appear in good spirits. they're walking around, using cell phones. some taking time to wave to the camera. smiling. one boy bowed his head, expressing thanks. with us now, family physician. thank you for being with us. oxygen levels dropping, little food, risk of airborne bacterial or fungal infection. how surprised are you to learn the boys are all healthy? >> i have to say this is remarkable. i know all of us watching this in the last couple weeks, we're all completely overjoyed. as a physician, i have to say it is remarkable that they have come out, seemingly they're all healthy. >> what would you have have expected? >> well, there's a lot of things that simply could go wrong. we know the boys and

disease, including cynthia aman. >> i think it's under-diagnosed for sure, nationwide. >> schifrin: dr. harris says she has around 200 patients who have constrictive bronchiolitis. >> my feeling is that constrictive bronchiolitis is very prevalent, and probab second only to p.t.s.d. >> schifrin: the v.a.'s diagnosed more than 390,000 iraq and afghanistan veterans witst p.t.s.d, or traumatic stress disorder, and they arguei pats with constrictive bronchiolitis is nowhere near that number. the v.a. told the newshour they've diagnosed only 128 veterans with the disease, and that shortness of breath can bed cay other factors. that skepticism is shared by retired army colonel and pulmonologisdr. michael morris, at the brooke army medical center in san antonio. >> if you are a little bit heavier, you haven't exercised as much, if you have some sleep issues.ux if you have rereflux affecting the lungs is very hard to diagnose. all those things maya role in your symptoms. >> schifrin: morris is researching soldiehe' respiratorth. he believes that unless non- invasive tests show problems,vo doct

scott harris, told us the state has never conducted a surto assess the scope of the problem. how many households would you say don't have propesewage facilities? >> far too many, although we don't have great data on that. we have made efforts in the past to try to count those numbers, but we... we don't have a way that we're confident that we're collecting all that information. in lowndes county, for example, we think those numbers could be, you know, maybe 20%, you know, or... or it could be significantly higher or it might be lower. but... but we know that it's a anbstal number of the population. >> reporter: when we interviewed philip alston, he told us that he got the sense that the local authoreeities didn'tit was their responsibility. and not only that, they didn't know h b an issue it was because they'd never conducted a survey. >> i don't know about every person that that he spoke with, but cleay it's an issue. 've identified it as an issue, and we've tried to educate local peopleit on how important s. >> reporte do you think ere's a problem where you see the bett off

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

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

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

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

the last member of the rescue team to leave the cave was australian dr. richard harris. his boss says he found out shortly afterwards that his father had died. he had stayed in the cave to look after the boys' health. officials say the boys are doing well in part because they stayed hydrated by drinking water dripping from the cave's ceiling. they are now all being monitored for disease and infections. thai health officials say the boys are doing well mentally. perhaps because they stayed together, the official said, adding we need to admire the coach who took care of them as well. officials said the boys were given anti-anxiety medication during the rescue to keep them calm. they're expected to remain here through the weekend and it may come as no surprise to you to hear that this story may be turned into a movie, producers are already on the ground here in thailand, norah, scouting. >> anna werner in thailand, thank you. >>> major charles hodges is the u.s. mission commander for the 353rd special operations unit for the air force. he was part of the rescue operation. h

>> the truth is dr. smith's in sibility cloak is not exactly like harry potter's but it is ground breaking enoh for the u.s. military to have invested millions in his basic research. liu enrolled in duke in v2006. y smart, yes. >> very directed, though. >> very directed, very likable. a sweet kid basically. you'd almost describe him as bumbling a little bit. >> though he was ext focused when it came to getting his colleagues back in china involved. id you start to get a little bit armed? >> the real metric is productivity. for a time he was being very productive, more productive than most graduate students. >> liu talked dr. sminto bringing his old colleagues from china into his lab. >> thes took pictu of the lab. >> they did take pictures of the lab. >> then what did they do? >> we have a certainat app that allows us to measure the cloak. they came in and took pictures and measurements of all the equipment that was use to fabricate that and actually sent that back to china. one was built in ruopeng's ol

. >> harris: and playing the role of dr. phil today, lanny -- [laughs] just kidding. jason chaffetz, it is legal because in the state of new york you only have to have one party and the other party doesn't have to be notified. but the nature of an attorney without telling a client that he was recording. >> there are lots of problems with cohen right now. when your own attorney lanny davis has said, now he decides to tell the truth, that is -- >> harris: no, he turned the corner! >> while i think it's problematic that cohen hired lanny davis. he's a democratic operative who is known as a pitbull who wants to go after republicans and that doesn't make a lot of sense. but cohen, in my own personal opinion, i think you will be disbarred and i don't think you will have the credibility if he ever does hit the witness stand. he has a real-life legal problems in that he took millions of dollars for lobbying without registering as a lobbyist and try to play off the trump name and uses fake business cards, i'm told, to go after and to solicit these millions of dollars in lobbyi

this is at the memorial march for dr. king. the conventional wisdom said the campaign should be cancelled who else can do this but dr. king and in the aftermath of the violence and the mourning that this prompted, we should not do this. ralph abernathy, king's successor, said we will go on, and support for the campaign exploded. this is maybe one of those ironies, that those were critical of the campaign initially and said i will set this out, i don't agree with what they are doing, and it would not succeed, changed their mind. the black panthers who scoffed at nonviolent strategy has q uaint and outmoded. one of the panthers that i interviewed told me, i will go as a tribute to dr. king. the longtime leader of the naacp and a rival of king's for fundraising and media attention, who had said that the poor people's campaign would provoke violence and make it even harder to make any kind of progress in civil rights in 1967 and 1968 when it came to the vietnam war and issues like that, he does not support the campaign, but he with

harry truman, the buck stops he re. dr. pon: hiring has to be taken a look at. whether it is usa jobs, we're looking at the whole system. usa jobs is the front door and we need to make sure the back office, the hiring, the agencies, the managers are doing their jobs and not trading classifications back and forth. this is basic h.r.. we need to get back to the basics and read resumes versus doing keyword searches and getting all these things. we need to go back to the basics of how we recruit and source people. that is very important to the mission of our organization. usa jobs, sometimes i have heard the names. >> this is a committee that could not agree more with -- >> i will be able to say it is can's fault and then they just keep going from there. we do appreciate this because usa jobs just has to get fixed. dr. pon: hiring has to get fixed. >> we will talk about that in a moment with greater detail. >> thank you very much, chairman langford. follow-up wanted to with you on the official time proposal you were discussing the senator harris. limit workers to sp

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. >> dr. ashton here with all the details. >>> the new images this morning of newlyweds, prince harry and duchess meghan, enjoying a midsummer night out dazzling at a reception in london. their mission and how they're inspiring young people all over the world. ♪ regret this >> are you ready for no limits with hip-hop start g-eazy kicking off our party in the park. and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. great to have you with us this friday. ♪ >>> good morning, america. happy friday to everybody out there. and we are very happy to have g-eazy with us this morning for our party in the park. >> yeah, take a look at that crowd. they are packed in there and ready to go. g-eazy will be taking the stage in not too long. we can't wait to see that. >> yes. so much excitement. but we have some headlines to get to, starting with the very latest on that soccer team trapped in the cave. the rescue turing tragic overnight. let's go back to abc's james longman who is on the scene in thailand with w

i would read all the time i know every word of any dr. seuss anything. and as the girls grew up we would incorporate books as a family activity so then they started to read more complex books so barack read all of the harry potter books out loud front to the back and then she could see the movie after they read it. that was their father daughter ritual. i stayed out of that because you want the father to have a thing that they do. i don't know anything about harry potter because i was not involved in that. [laughter] but when sasha got older, i read "life of pi" and then we saw the movie we like calvin and hobbes. it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. without the music reading culture was part of their development from very early on we are big readers. >> also when you were in the white house they would be going to the bookstore. >> yes. that is all he does that silly place he knew how to go as president he could golf and go to the bookstore. the two things he felt comfortable doing but that was a ritual to go to one of the bookstor

i know every word of any dr. seuss anything. we continue to incorporate them as family activities so as they got older we started reading more complex books together. so they read all of the harry potter books out loud from front to cover and then she could see the movie after they read it, so that was their father daughter ritual. i stayed out of this because you wanted father twant the father g they do. i wasn't going to get involved iin that so that's their thing. when sasha got older i read life of pi and then we saw the movie. we loved calvin and hobbes we were a big calvin and hobbes family. it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. >> one of the images i know when you were in the white house you would be going and they would be going to the bookstore. >> that's the only place he knew how to go. he could g-gol golf and he coult to the bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable but thought it was

i know every word of any dr. seuss anything by heart. as the girls grew up we continue to incorporate as a family activity as they got older he started to have more complex books together so barack read all of the harry potter books out loud from front to back and then she conceived in the after they read it. that was their father daughter rituals. i stayed out of that because you want to have the father have a thing that they do so i don't know anything about harry potter i wasn't even going to get involved in that. that is their thing. when sasha got older i read "life of pi" with her and then we saw the movie. we love calvin and hobbes. a big calvin and hobbes family. it was the way we put our kids to bed at night. music and reading culture was an important part of their development. we are big readers. >> and one of those images for holiday time you would go to the bookstores. >> that is only place that barack knew how to go as president golf and bookstore. those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white hous