first teaching them to dive and then leading them along a dangerous underwater route the alternative would be to leave them on the precarious ledge where they have been found perhaps for several months until the floodwaters recede. for the moment that many are calling a miracle twelve boys and their soccer coach found alive after spending more than a week hundreds of meters underground they were trapped when heavy monsoon rain flooded the cave and cut off their exit route in the darkness the group lost track of time. for you to say most of the boys and good health they ve now received medical
martha: candace, good to have you with us. we heard about this piece of paper with numbers. they are searching for some manifesto or suicide note. your thoughts on that? well, they are saying it s not a suicide note. it could have been anything. what was going on in this man s mind. it s not a suicide note. i think he did two things that are a suicide note. he sent his girlfriend away so she would not number las vegas when it happened. bought her a ticket to the philippines and sent her a large amount of money telling her to buy a house. he knew he was going to commit suicide and didn t want her anywhere around. martha: you don t put credence in what we heard from the sherriff that there was a possible exit route for him? not until it is revealed. i don t believe he planned on getting out of there.
angela mangana, thank you so much. thank you. i just wanted to say, you know, we really need some help, fema s out here but they can t even do anything because they re waiting on d.c. to give the go ahead for air support. we need air support. we have people that are wasting away without water. we really need the support. go to my fan page, there s places that you guys can donate on facebook, if you can. and anything you guys, prayers, anything you can do to help us, we really puerto rico is the second poorest country we re twice as poor as the poorest state in the united states. and we re part of the u.s. so please, you guys, we re part of the states. help us. especially us in la perla. the government doesn t even have us an escape plan, have an exit route. they are not helping us. there s no officials helping us. it s just us in the community helping each other. and we don t have anything. so please help.
we really need some help, fema s out here but they can t even do anything because they re waiting on d.c. to give the go ahead for air support. we need air support. we have people that are wasting away without water. we really need the support. go to my fan page, there s places that you guys can donate on facebook, if you can. and anything you guys, prayers, anything you can do to help us, we really puerto rico is the second poorest country we re twice as poor as the poorest state in the united states. and we re part of the u.s. so please, you guys, we re part of the states. help us. especially us in laperla. the government doesn t even have us in an escape plan, have an exit route. there was no official helping us. just us, the community helping each other. we don t have anything. so please, please help. let s hope you get some help by doing this interview. thank you, angela. we ll be right back.
bob, in your view what are the challenges facing intelligence services right now when it comes to finding this one person who could be anywhere at this point? well, pamela, the big question is did he get help? we don t know that yet. did he have an exit route that he had planned? did somebody on the other side meet him, pick him up in a car? remember, this occurred next to a police station. the turks were deployed all over the city. it seems to me he had an escape route. if he did, as tom said, they get him out of the country, but the longer this goes on, the more worrisome the problems are in turkey. i mean, they re fighting a two-front war against the kurdish workers party and against the islamic state, and you just have a coup.