JIM ACOSTA, CNN HOST: I suppose as the hours and days go on, we'll get these details, and it'll be a remarkable story. What can you tell us about that?</s>MARK PHILLIPS, CNN PHOTO JOURNALIST: The problem is we know very little. We know they went up there after playing -- after soccer practice. They were near the cave. We do know they went to a shop and bought some supplies. They were only going in there for the afternoon. So we don't know how much food they had. But one reason why the Thai authorities knew they would find these boys is because the boys were local boys, they knew the area, they've been to that cave before, and they were strong young men. Of anybody to get lost in the cave, as terrible as that is to say, they were the best because they had the best chance of survival. But now it's how bad they are at the moment. They're sending in a doctor. They're sending in a nurse to assess the boys and see how they can bring them out.</s>ACOSTA: All right. Well, Mark Phillips, that is an amazing story. We'll see how this develops. Of course, we want to hear from these kids and see how they're doing and hear from them, of course.. Thanks for bringing that story to us. Mark Phillips, with a very good story when we need one. Thanks very much. Coming up, in a new interview, the president's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, says his first loyalty is to his family and country, and not to President Trump. So how worried is the White House that he could flip on the president? A Democratic congressman reacts. Plus, Democrats divided as calls grow to abolish ICE. Is this all about? Does the stance actually help the president? He thinks so. We'll have more on that when we come back.
12 Kids, Coach Found Alive After 9 Days Trapped in Cave