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Reporter well, nothing is for sure in this extraordinary operation, george. Because of the technical and dangerous nature of getting those boys through those narrow cave systems and out into the outside world. So there is a sense of activity, a flurry of activity if you will around the cave system this morning. The expectation is because it went reasonably well yesterday, so well in fact that three of the boys were able to be sent by ambulance and one by helicopter to a nearby hospital, that the...

Ever looming monsoon deluge. They dont want to pull the trigger on this difficult and dangerous rescue attempt until they know its their only option. If we have no other option, we should take them out by diving. Thank you for joining us. We want to welcome our viewers today around the yates and a around the world. A thai Navy Official said moments ago that rescue efforts to save a Young Soccer Team and their coach from this flooded cave may start soon. Rescue teams are racing against the weathe...

Caves also giving reason to take this move right now. The mission could take days before everyone is out of the cave. An entire nation is ready for that team to come home. Lets get the very latest live from northern thailand. David mckenzie is near the scene. David, youve been following this for some time. Weve been watching the clouds behind you and thats pushing these teams to take advantage of this window now before heavy rains set in. Reporter thats right, george. Deep inside that mountain w...

Tomorrow the Army/Navy rivalry renews itself in the 124th edition of America's Game. An Army win over Navy would secure the Black Knights the

Tomorrow the Army/Navy rivalry renews itself in the 124th edition of America's Game. An Army win over Navy would secure the Black Knights the

Quân đội Nga đã bắt đầu sản xuất hàng loạt tên lửa-ngư lôi chống ngầm độc đáo cho phép Nga tấn công thành công tàu ngầm đối phương từ khoảng cách lên tới 300 km.

  A senior ranking Navy commander has blamed a "few bad apples" for the bullying and abuse inside the Australian Defence Force, after a grieving father interrupted a recruitment event. The "I can, you can women in Defence luncheon" event was held for young women wanting to join the ADF at the Gold Coast on Saturday. However, a distraught Alan Bailey took the opportunity to tell potential recruits to "think before you join" after losing his Navy daughter Teri. Mr Baileys daughter took he...

  A senior ranking Navy commander has blamed a "few bad apples" for the bullying and abuse inside the Australian Defence Force, after a grieving father interrupted a recruitment event. The "I can, you can women in Defence luncheon" event was held for young women wanting to join the ADF at the Gold Coast on Saturday. However, a distraught Alan Bailey took the opportunity to tell potential recruits to "think before you join" after losing his Navy daughter Teri. Mr Baileys daughter took he...