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Could even take days. You see the images of what theyre up against. Really rugged terrain, wet conditions, and technical dives. Also weather. Thats a big factor as monsoon clouds continue to move in. Lets get the very latest live in thailand. David mckenzie is near the scene and following the story. Last hour the rains were coming down pretty hard. Has the rain subsided a bit . And certainly this window of time, its dwid willindling for weather to cooperate . Reporter i was just speaking to a sp...

Lets bring in our reporters covering all of this, peter baker has a biline on the latest reporting from the white house and how they say it. I understand this hour theyre feeling like the nomination is in much better shape than it was 48 hours ago. Former congressman david jolly is here. With us at the table were joined by jonathan and regulars who need no introduction. Let me start with you, sungmin. In terms of where things are on a congressional front we have a deadline for dr. Ford and her a...

Mental incars naticeration of w for donald trump. The only weakness was a Blind Loyalty to donald trump. Outside of the federal courthouse where all of this is playing out. Cohen asked for leniency. About to hear from the judge. The judge has started speaking. Im just going over some notes here from the judge and basically thats whats going on. The judge is addressing the court. Hes addressing Michael Cohen and just to give you some idea of what hes saying, hes saying that somewhere along the wa...

Brian joe foltice very angry during football season forgot to have a backup quarterback. Ainsley told joel i was going to test you and say congratulations. I had juuls in there i didnt have his number in there. Brian call any joel. Ainsley sounded like im asking for your phone number. Joel, im not flirting. Sorry. It just went down hill. Steve a week of celebration football wise throughout the new york city. Thank you very much for joining us on columbus bay day. If you have got the day off grea...

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