Cave rescuers launch major operation to save ill American researcher 3,000 feet below surface

Rescue experts from across Europe have converged on a cave in Turkey to launch an operation to save an American researcher who became trapped around 3,000 feet below the surface after suffering gastrointestinal bleeding.

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