there w there was jub lance. all in good health at this time. now there s we re told an effort to extract them soon. let s take the live picture. we just saw live crews hanging signs there. if you can read them, it says explosiv explosives. so that may give us some clue about how and what will be employed to try to get these boys out. again, we don t know at this point than the thai navy official saying that the extraction may happen soon. we are seeing these signs. there s been a lot of activity this morning as well. on top of the monsoons doming, they re also facing limiting oxygen right now. time is of the essence for them. they re running out of time to rescue these boys. again, this is just a few moments ago. by moments we mean maybe 90
this is a very special state. i love this state. with so many incredible hardworking american patriots. american patriots. before we begin, let s all take a moment to send our love to katie arrington, who is badly hurt in a terrible car accident, and someone going the wrong way, and katie really badly hurt along with a friend of hers, and somebody is killed, frankly, and the other car, and katie is a very special person.r. she was out there right from the beginning. here s the good news. she s going to be 100%. she s going to be 100%. so katie, we are all pulling for you, and r we are praying for yr very swift recovery. she s going to be back very soon. and she was with us, boy, she was out there w campaigning
visiting some of these facilities? i think the toddler room has been the biggest mimage in my mind. besides this little girl, who was just sobbing and wailing and couldn t be consoled, there w several other toddlers in the room. i been told they had been brought there between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. the night before. they were all crying and calling for their mommy. in this room, everybody else was silent. where else do you see a group of toddlers who are quiet? what went through your mind, as you re watching that? what went through my mind was that i wish i could do something as a pediatrician, as a human being, to help these children now. but i know that what they need are their parents. they need their mothers, their fathers, those adults who can care for them and love them. dr. colleen craft, thank you
the president has now turned his conspiracy complaints into an all-out assault. that is right, wolf. the president ramping up the rhetoric and bending the truth to fit the narrative. this new narrative by incorrectly citing the the former intelligence chief james clammer and no and no evidence that there w a spy i his campaign. reporter: president trump attacking law enforcement according justice department of spying on his presidential campaign. i hope it is not so. because if it is, and there has never been anything like it in the history of our country. i hope if you look at clapper, he sort of admitted they had spies in the campaign yesterday. inadvertently. but i hope it is not true but it looks like it is. reporter: trump referring to comments from former director of national intelligence james clapper. but what he actually said wasn t that trump s campaign was
of the family fully expected. but there was that problem. with the statute of limitations expired on anything less than first gl-degree murder, there w the chance ellen could be found not guilty. mike s family was willing to on risk that. we felt that strongly that it was premeditated and that was a gamble we were willing to take. but when it comes to murder, the prostitute tore isn t willing to gamble. maybe she gets convicted of fit-degree murder and that would have been justice. but with an all or nothing where you re trying to on convince beyond a reasonable doubt 12 jurors you didn t want to roll the dice. that is a huge risk to roll the do dice and not have somebody held accountable at all. and it was a risk for ellen, too. she knew going to trial could mean a possible life sentence. one month before the case was set for trial, prosecutors offered ellen a plea deal.