patients that became sick very quickly. i think what s helped us through that is we ve developed that family, kind of do that in any hospital setting but particularly the emergency department we bond together. to really tackle those difficult situations together as a team. and i think we ve learned to lean on each other during this time and while we fear that this is something that s just starting, we also know that we can get through it because we got through something just as bad if not worse. what are some signs for the people out there who get covid and have symptoms. what s a sign for them that it s time to go to the emergency room? are oximeters that measure blod oxygen levels, you can pick them up at cvs or walgreens is that the best indicator? that s a great point. one of the things we want to do is we don t want to overutilize resources that are out there so that those that need them have access to them. and that is one of the ways to really check to see how sick somebody
will bring the first few boys out of the cave within the next three hours. the boys will be rushed to a nearby hospital. . the worry is that the watr levels will continue to rise. the boys and divers are walking, they re climbing, swimming through narrow rases ajs, a trip that takes at least 11 hours. now want to bring in a retired navy s.e.a.l. team 6 member, a diving supervisor. great to have you with us to get your perspective this morning. we re watching this so closely. we had a former navy s.e.a.l. on last hour and he compared this mission to climbing mt. everest. you think about these young boys, most of them if not all of them don t even know how to swim, let alone dive. help is better understand how treacherous this dive is. sure. well, you know, as a basic scuba diver, if you go through diver
don mann, a retired navy seal team 6 member talked about the stakes here and how difficult, how complicated of an operation it is. i ve done cave diving, and i m a rescue diver, and i ve never experienced anything as arduous as what these young boils are experiencing. what you feel is a feeling of entrapment. and when you can t see a way out and when you don t see light in a crack in the rock or something you get a feeling of panic. they have a great team rescuing them but they have a lot going against them. they have time going against them, oxygen, food, and water levels rising. ed: the other thing you said though is despite all those factors against them that, from the video we ve seen, these boys look incredibly optimistic, hopeful, happy. you think about a 12-, 14 14-year-old boy anywhere in the world and, you know, their mind is traveling around and they re distracted and here they re in a desperate situation away from their parents and yet they seem
former navy seal team 6 member, instrumental bringing down of osama bin laden,. what do you think of this. great to be here. is this a good thing, bad thing? kind of both. a it s good thing the administration is willing to admit that they need to keep more troops. pulling the rug out from under hem and abandoning afghanistan, something la happen like in iraq. so it s good they re doing it. right now they re just trying to defend four cities. jalalabad, kandahar, and then bagram. they ll try to beat those up and the troop presence will be to avis and assist and train some not a lot but they at least they re not abandoning the afghans. 5500 guys are going to make that big a difference. we are starting to pull out. we pulled out in the per
accumulate and liberty and privacy to suffer. ted cruz, one of paul s republican presidential rivals, was among the senators who took the floor to give paul a break. well, a decisive victory for isis in syria. the fighters have taken over the the town of palmyra. they released video showing smoke billowing over the ancient city accompanied by the sound of explosions and fighter jets. the city is home of ancient ruins dating back to roman times. isis has destroyed similar ruins in similar attacks in iraq. the pakistani hideout where osama bin laden spent his last days proving to be a treasure trove of insight into the mind of the former leader. the secret files reveal a range of new details from his bizarre application to join al qaeda to his continued obsession with bringing down america. here now abc s martha raddatz. reporter: the secret files were captured by navy s.e.a.l. team 6 in that deadly 2011 raid. included a stunningly simple job application for those seeking to