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Independence of their own. Thats ahead on this hour of Shepard Smith reporting. Im Trace Gallagher in for Shepard Smith. Rescuers racing against time in rising water to save a Boys Soccer Team trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. The 12 boys smiling for the camera and reassuring the world theyre healthy. Theres major concern their safe spot could be under water because of heavy monsoon rains. The boys and their coach have been stranded in the dark wet cave for nearly two weeks after a field trip turned into a nightmare. Thai navy seals are in the Team Teaching them how to scuba dive in case the cave starts filling up and they need to escape. Some of these kids are just learning how to swim and the way out is dangerous even for the expert divers. Greg palkot is live with more. Greg . Hey, trace. I think the best news that we can present to our viewers is that in fact these kids are in very good shape. Considering what theyve been through. New video shot by those Thai Navy Seal differs
On nato allies ahead of his highstakes summit in brussels next week. With that good morning, hope youre having a wonderful Independence Day. Im leland vit art in americas newsroom. Im molly line in for sandra smith. President trump saying its time to pay their fair share for defense spending and that some nato countries havent lived up to their commitments but some leaders are pushing back. This is a week ahead of the annual nato summit where the leaders of nato countries, including the president of the United States, get together in brussels. There has been questions about the United States commitment to nato especially since the Trump Administration took over and the president has been outwardly critical of the nato countries failing to meet their defense spending targets. Its long been a criticism of the United States. Long complaining about european over reliance on American Defense and reluctance to spend its own defense spending money on 2014 nato countries agreed to spending 2 o
They are with them around the clock, providing food, medical attention to make them stronger since they had not eaten for about nine days. And so they are also diverting the waters and building dams, pumping nonstop to drop the water levels. And they are searching for shafts above to find alternate exits. It is still very risky though. With the, you know, difficult terrain, strong currents and dark waters, getting them out is going to be a very risky. And they want safety. That is the number one thing. They want to get them out, alive and safe. And so absolutely. Go ahead, steven. Yes. And if the water levels fell and the flow weakened, they would take them out very quickly. But there is a risk of water levels rising now, because monsoon rains are expected over the weekend. And if that happens, and they are not coming out by friday, they could be inside for a lot longer, maybe many months. And speaking of that, the concerns of safety, as you say, what kind of a timeline, i guess in a b
President Biden signed a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law during his first year in office with more than $50 billion of it going toward upgrading the nation s water infrastructure.