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MAE SAI, THAILAND (CBSNewYork/AP) — Thai authorities overseeing the rescue operation for 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave in the country’s north said they have a “limited amount of time” to get them out, as they raced Friday against worsening weather and lowered oxygen levels in the underground complex. The massive operation inside and around Tham Luang Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai province suffered its first fatality Friday when a former Thai navy SEAL passed out underwater on an overnight mission and was unable to be revived. “We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because circumstances are pressuring us,” Thai SEAL commander Arpakorn Yookongkaew told a news conference. “We originally thought the boys can stay safe inside the cave for quite some time but circumstances have changed. We have limited amount of time.” The oxygen levels inside the cave were getting lower because of all the workers inside, and authorities on Friday were trying to install a 3-mile-long oxygen tube to pump in air, CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy reports. A senior army commander, Maj. Gen. Chalongchai Chaiyakam, said that the most pressing mission was to provide the oxygen line to reach the kids, who are stuck deep in the complex but are being looked after by four SEALs, including a medic. He said the oxygen line was also tied to a telephone line that would provide a channel of communication for the team. The boys, aged 11-16, and their 25-year-old coach went exploring in the cave after a soccer game June 23. Monsoon flooding cut off their escape and prevented rescuers from finding them for almost 10 days as the only way to reach them was by navigating a series of dark and tight passageways filled with muddy water and strong currents. Authorities have been racing to pump out water from the cave before more storms hit the region in the coming days and send water levels rising again. Due to high water levels, the only way for the boys to get out of the cave would be by diving, something cave rescue experts warn is extremely dangerous, even for those with experience. Authorities were trying to drain the flood waters to a level where the boys would not have to dive and could swim out with their heads above water, Tracy reports, but there were worries that even if the water levels were lowered, the boys would not have the endurance to make the trip. Friday’s death of the former SEAL underscores the risks of diving. The diver was working in a volunteer capacity and died during an overnight mission in which he was placing oxygen canisters along the route divers must take to get to the children. The strategically placed canisters would allow divers to stay under water for longer during the approximately five hour trip to reach the stranded team. While underwater, the rescuer passed out and efforts to resuscitate him failed. The governor has said the 13 boys may not be extracted at the same time, depending on their condition. The boys were reportedly weak but for the most part physically healthy. They had been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing, in preparation for the possibility of diving. Cave rescue experts have said it could be safest to simply supply the boys where they are and wait for the flooding to subside. That could take months, however, given that Thailand’s rainy season typically lasts through October. And without proper oxygen levels, staying put could also prove deadly. Meanwhile on Friday, FIFA, the organizers of the World Cup, sent a letter to the president of the Football Association of Thailand offering their “deepest sympathies and support” to the families of young soccer players and their coach. The letter, signed by FIFA President Gianni Infantino, invited the team to the World Cup final in Russia, should they be rescued in time and be healthy enough to travel. It said that the team’s appearance at the final would “undoubtedly be a wonderful moment of communion and celebration.” The boys have asked the navy SEALs taking care of them in the cave for details about what has happened in the World Cup since they got trapped on June 23. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Fires explode in Northern California, Utah, Colorado, where prolonged, severe drought has desiccated forests
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Philadelphia Phillies vs. Pittsburgh Pirates Friday, July 6, 2018, 7:05 pm ET PITTSBURGH -105 Current Phillies are 3 for 27 against Trevor Williams, who gets the nod for the Pirates in Friday’s series opener. The Phillies have won only one of Nick Pivetta’s last seven starts. Back the hosts at this nice price. SportsLine Expert: Larry Hartstein (64-51 in last 115 MLB ML picks) Max Kepler (Photo Credit: Hannah Foslien/Getty Images) Baltimore Orioles vs. Minnesota Twins Friday, July 6, 2018, 8:10 pm ET UNDER 9 I’m projecting eight runs for Orioles-Twins on Friday, giving us a solid lean to the Under. The Under is cashing in a whopping 70 percent of my simulations. SportsLine Expert: Stephen Oh (94-65 in last 159 MLB picks) San Diego Padres vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, July 6, 2018, 9:40 pm ET ARIZONA -136 I’m banking on Zack Godley’s history against the Padres here more than anything else. While his career numbers against San Diego aren’t great, his numbers against current Padres hitters are solid. They’ve hit .265/.312/.353 against him in 111 PA. What’s hidden in those numbers is that most of the damage has come courtesy of Wil Myers (7/15, 1 HR, 5 RBI). The rest of the team is a combined 20/87 with three doubles and two RBIs. SportsLine Expert: Tom Fornelli (16-7 in last 23 MLB picks) Photo Credit: Dustin Bradford/Getty Images Colorado Rockies vs. Seattle Mariners Friday, July 6, 2018, 10:10 pm ET SEATTLE -135 The Mariners are 21-5 in their last 26 at Safeco Field, and I’ll ride them again Friday night behind Felix Hernandez, who has been much better at home this season. Yes, German Marquez has been brilliant lately. But we’re getting a reasonable price with a dominant home team. Lay it. SportsLine Expert: Larry Hartstein (64-51 in last 115 MLB ML picks) > > MORE: See all MLB picks St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Francisco Giants Friday, July 6, 2018, 10:15 pm ET SAN FRANCISCO -110 The Giants are winning 63 percent of my simulations, making them a strong play at -110. Dereck Rodriguez has allowed one run and 10 hits over his last two starts (13.1 innings), striking out 11. San Fran has won four straight behind him. SportsLine Expert: Stephen Oh (94-65 in last 159 MLB picks)
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Philadelphia Phillies vs. Pittsburgh Pirates Friday, July 6, 2018, 7:05 pm ET PITTSBURGH -105 Current Phillies are 3 for 27 against Trevor Williams, who gets the nod for the Pirates in Friday’s series opener. The Phillies have won only one of Nick Pivetta’s last seven starts. Back the hosts at this nice price. SportsLine Expert: Larry Hartstein (64-51 in last 115 MLB ML picks) Max Kepler (Photo Credit: Hannah Foslien/Getty Images) Baltimore Orioles vs. Minnesota Twins Friday, July 6, 2018, 8:10 pm ET UNDER 9 I’m projecting eight runs for Orioles-Twins on Friday, giving us a solid lean to the Under. The Under is cashing in a whopping 70 percent of my simulations. SportsLine Expert: Stephen Oh (94-65 in last 159 MLB picks) San Diego Padres vs. Arizona Diamondbacks Friday, July 6, 2018, 9:40 pm ET ARIZONA -136 I’m banking on Zack Godley’s history against the Padres here more than anything else. While his career numbers against San Diego aren’t great, his numbers against current Padres hitters are solid. They’ve hit .265/.312/.353 against him in 111 PA. What’s hidden in those numbers is that most of the damage has come courtesy of Wil Myers (7/15, 1 HR, 5 RBI). The rest of the team is a combined 20/87 with three doubles and two RBIs. SportsLine Expert: Tom Fornelli (16-7 in last 23 MLB picks) Photo Credit: Dustin Bradford/Getty Images Colorado Rockies vs. Seattle Mariners Friday, July 6, 2018, 10:10 pm ET SEATTLE -135 The Mariners are 21-5 in their last 26 at Safeco Field, and I’ll ride them again Friday night behind Felix Hernandez, who has been much better at home this season. Yes, German Marquez has been brilliant lately. But we’re getting a reasonable price with a dominant home team. Lay it. SportsLine Expert: Larry Hartstein (64-51 in last 115 MLB ML picks) > > MORE: See all MLB picks St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Francisco Giants Friday, July 6, 2018, 10:15 pm ET SAN FRANCISCO -110 The Giants are winning 63 percent of my simulations, making them a strong play at -110. Dereck Rodriguez has allowed one run and 10 hits over his last two starts (13.1 innings), striking out 11. San Fran has won four straight behind him. SportsLine Expert: Stephen Oh (94-65 in last 159 MLB picks)
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After learning nothing more than a name, the two women ended up closer than either could have imagined
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Psychologist Lisa Damour on how to talk to your kids about video gaming habits
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Are your children addicted to Fortnite: Battle Royale? CBS News contributor and psychologist Lisa Damour joins Reena Ninan in the Toyota Green Room to discuss the impact of video gaming habits on families. Earlier this year, Lisa also wrote a New York Times article called “Parenting the Fortnite Addict.”
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Are your children addicted to Fortnite: Battle Royale? CBS News contributor and psychologist Lisa Damour joins Reena Ninan in the Toyota Green Room to discuss the impact of video gaming habits on families. Earlier this year, Lisa also wrote a New York Times article called “Parenting the Fortnite Addict.”
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A former Navy diver has died due to lack of oxygen during efforts to rescue a group of boys trapped in a cave in Thailand. CBS News foreign correspondent Ben Tracy joined CBSN to discuss the concerns over the boys’ health and how heavy rain will complicate the operations.
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A former Navy diver has died due to lack of oxygen during efforts to rescue a group of boys trapped in a cave in Thailand. CBS News foreign correspondent Ben Tracy joined CBSN to discuss the concerns over the boys’ health and how heavy rain will complicate the operations.
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NORTH HILLS (CBSLA) – Authorities are searching for a driver who struck and killed a 54-year-old woman as she was crossing the street in North Hills early Friday morning. The victim was struck a little after midnight on Plummer Street at Sepulveda Boulevard, according to Los Angeles police. The suspect vehicle, a black BMW, did not stop and fled, police said. The woman died at the scene. According to police, the woman was crossing the road outside of a crosswalk. Police did not immediately release a description of the driver. The victim was not immediately identified.
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NORTH HILLS (CBSLA) – Authorities are searching for a driver who struck and killed a 54-year-old woman as she was crossing the street in North Hills early Friday morning. The victim was struck a little after midnight on Plummer Street at Sepulveda Boulevard, according to Los Angeles police. The suspect vehicle, a black BMW, did not stop and fled, police said. The woman died at the scene. According to police, the woman was crossing the road outside of a crosswalk. Police did not immediately release a description of the driver. The victim was not immediately identified.
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Almost two-thirds of young adults in Brazil say they would leave the country if they could. Also, the U.S. only resettled 33,000 refugees in 2017. CBSN contributor and Signal newsletter writer for GZERO Media, Willis Sparks, takes us through some of the key figures defining our world.
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Almost two-thirds of young adults in Brazil say they would leave the country if they could. Also, the U.S. only resettled 33,000 refugees in 2017. CBSN contributor and Signal newsletter writer for GZERO Media, Willis Sparks, takes us through some of the key figures defining our world.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has resigned following a wave of ethics and management scandals. But environmentalists say Pruitt’s replacement, Andrew Wheeler, should “scare anyone who breathes.” CBS News Washington correspondent Paula Reid joined CBSN to discuss those concerns and why President Trump stood by his embattled EPA chief for months.
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