THE people of Rae Town in central Kingston are past the point of frustration over the difficulty they are facing in making and receiving calls and text messages by way of their mobile devices.
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THAILAND (CBSNewYork) — The young soccer players rescued from a cave in Thailand say they only intended to be inside for an hour. That hour turned into more than two weeks. Now, the father of the youngest boy is sharing his son’s frightening ordeal. “I felt relief, I was so happy,” Tanawut said through a translator. Tanawut told CBS News about the moment he learned his 11-year-old son Titan would be rescued from the cave . The boy was the youngest of the 12 soccer players trapped for more than two weeks . And little Titan emerged, with big stories to tell. He told his father the boys were forced to run deep into the cave they were exploring when fast-moving water started flowing in. He said the boys’ soccer coach, named Ake, tried to swim to find a way out for them, but the water was so fast and so deep, he turned back around. Titan told his father the first three days in the cave were the hardest. The group was hungry and cold. The boys had trouble sleeping, and Titan cried, because he missed his mom and dad. Coach Ake hugged and encouraged him to be strong, Tanawut said. When asked how he felt about what the coach did for his son, Tanawut said, “I am touched. If the kids didn’t have Coach Ake, I don’t know how they could have survived.” Back in London Friday morning, British divers involved in the rescue, said nothing like this has ever been done before. “There was a lot of chaos, but we were so task-oriented and focused that we sort of blanked that out and carried on with the job at hand, step by step,” said diver Rick Stanton. And Tanawut said for that, he is thankful. He said us Titan is doing well. He said the first thing his son asked when he got out of the cave was where was his coach was and how he was doing. Thai health officials say all the kids are in good mental and physical health. FIFA’s president invited the boys to attend the World Cup Final in Moscow on Sunday, but the boys aren’t strong enough to attend. FIFA says the boys will be honored at another soccer event in the future.
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FanDuel announced it will open a 5,300-square-foot sportsbook Saturday at the Meadowlands Racetrack in New Jersey, on the same property as the stadium where the New York Giants and Jets play.
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Congressional Republicans are expected to approve a plan this week to overhaul the tax system. Elaine Quijano spoke with CBS News political analyst Jamelle Bouie about who benefits most from the tax plan.
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