segovia prometió que dejaría la parranda.al notas, y pueden encontrar información sobre el milagro en chile. gracias por el privilegio de dejarnos ser parte de su tarde. y nos vemos mañana en otra edición de este mismo noticiero.

>>>angie: el hermana de ssergio segovia piensa en ese día >>> somos como hermanos unidos desde el díasi le pasa algo todos los hermanos estamos ahí. >>>angie: y justamente para calmar esos nervios se encuentra aquí en este momento reunidas con los familiares la primera dama de chile cececilia morel pero cal narmar a los familiares será difícil porque mañana la perforadora del plano b llegará a donde están los mineros. >>>josé: angie nos hablará el momento que suceda. la perforadora del plano b avanzó 49 más por lo que se encuentra a 584 metros a sólo 30 de llegar a su meta de 624 que es donde está la galería, y telemundo fue la primera cadena de televisión presente en la mina de san josé tras el derrumbe el 5 de agosto y ahí estaremos con una cobertura completa. y para toda la información relacionada con el rescate de los mineros en chile vaya a telemundo.com/noticias mucha información ahí tenemos para usted. en california la niñera mexicana niki díaz dijo que con su denuncia contra la candidata republicana la gobernación meg whitman intenta hacer justicia otras trabajadoraes co traba

este momento se va levantando la cápsula de rescate que no ha parado, el fénix que saca a víctor segoviaimos días, así que son momentos emocionantes porque cada vez que para, que emerge un minero, de este yacimiento no deja de ser algo emocionante, y la emoción se contagia, después de 70 días que permanecieron en la mina san josé. >> (aplausos). >> en su lenguaje, hermanos, que transmiten esta alegría, dan espacio al presidente de chile para abrazar a este minero, este héroe chileno, décimo quinto minero en ser rescatado, se cumplen 12 horas desde que el primer minero salió, 12 horas en las que esta cápsula ha subido incansable a traer estos héroes chilenos. >> aquí abraza al presidente de bolivia, uno de los 33 mineros es boliviano, se trata de carlos mamani que está bajo cuidados médicos, es el procedimiento a seguir, se acuestan en una camilla, son revisados por paramédicos, algunos lloran, otros brincan, se ríen, simplemente se recurre al silencio. >> víctor segovia obviamente está callado, abrazó fuertemente ahora sigue para ser trasladado al hospital de campaña a pocos metros de do

for victor segovia's part he has kept a journal. he kept a very detailed record. we have known about some of the notes that have come up and the letters they have written to their loved ones. but this is one of the few who we believe has kept a journal while trapped underground for these past 70 days and this has been the routine. they come up with those sunglasses and they'll be very closely monitoring their eye sight for the next couple days as they adjust to light, once again. they put them on the stretching. they take them into the triage area, but it's actually pretty funny because we have seen some of them before they closed the door, practically bounding off of that, hugging the rescue workers and then, as kerry sanders was reporting to us, they can barely tolerate being looked add. just get me to a hot shower. it's been 70 days and who can blame them for that? howard bragman, let me bring you in. again, founder of the 15-minute public relations. if they came to you and said, help us. what do you think is their future in terms of maximizing this exposure in

he is dario segovia. he's on his way up.to follow this breaking news out of chile and bring you, of course, the latest rescue as soon as it happens. >>> time for the "news nation" gut check. lock your car or face a fine? a philadelphia township is considering proposal a fine for people who don't lock up their own wheels. it's supposed to be a crime-fighting tactic, but should residents be punished because they decide not to lock up their own cars? doug shimell has more. >> reporter: on one hand, they feel safe enough to leave their cars unlocked here, but on the other, police say they have created open season for thieves in upper moreland township. >> it's an enabling issue. it provides the people with these drug abuse problems to be able to just go down a block, check doors and grab something of value to trade for drugs. >> reporter: investigators claim 3/4 of the car break-ins here are because the car was left unlocked, so police want to be aibl ble to ticket people wh keep leaving their cars unlocked in a public area. >>

victor antonio segovia rojas. i was talking about the national anthem we saw them sing. let's listen in. we have some sound now. [ applause ] >> that's the moment you want. >> this is it, these beautiful moments of reunions. one of the first videos we saw them was singing the national anthem below, and the words to the national anthem talk about the beautiful snow-capped mountains. >> it's a beautiful country. >> here they are, back on that land again, this belief in country and religion has sustained them. they are reunited about the land we saw them singing about. >> let's sort of listen to these moments. [ speaking spanish ] >> victor segovia a moment ago being greeted by the president. >> it's interesting the way these men while they were down there really took on roles, a division of labor that went on down there. he did take on the role of really reporting on what was happening down there. >> now, he can sit down, relax. let's get you to the hospital. let's get you checked out. you can see that moment there, he's been through something. all of these miners really c

we are awaiting the arrival of victor segovia. bill bail special day, it continues right here now with jon and jenna. jenna: thanks guys, back to chile, in just a moment. first i have to tell but this breaking and developing story oust phoenix, arizona today where there has been found a suspicious package, right outside a nuclear plant, just a little bit west of phoenix. the plant is called palo verdes nuclear generating station, just west of phoenix and apparently a bomb squad on site, investigating this. we'll bring you more as we hear it. jon: you can hear the cheers of joy, practically here in our newsroom, they've been heard all over the world after the first minor is rescued shortly after midnight. i'm jon scott. [applause] jenna: i'm jenna lee, everybody, that was the first minor coming out coming out, his seven-year-old son, greeting him there. obviously we're following this story out of chile, the 14th of the 33 miners that reached the surface, fres air, freedom, definitely emotion and all of these reunions happening afte

. >>> hoy la familia segovia al igual que las otras decidieron dejar el campamento la esperanza, el lugar feliz ya que terminó esto. >>> y el panorama luce así: ya el sitio está con muchos espacios vacíos, y luce también así el comedor que deja sin olor y sabor esta parte. >>> se siente un poco de pena porque llevaba dos meses de conocer, ya se crea como una familia. >>> desde temprana hora los familiares poco a poco han comenzado a decir adiós a aquellos que como una sola familia lloraron y rieron y compartieron el dolor y la esperanza. >>> si faltaba algo se le pedía a los vecinos. >>>idaly: historias así ya van en el equipaje que estas familias. y se espera que este fin de semana los mineros regresen para que vean por todo lo que pasó su familia, desde copiapó idaly ferrá. >>>josé díaz balart: gracias, y más adelante vamos a volver con angie sandoval. >>> y queremos agradecer por los muchos mensajes que nos dejaron, y recordarles que siempre pueden encontrar información de las últimas noticias, así como encontraron de los mineros, y para lo último de este histórico rescate, puede ir a

victor segovia on his way up right now. he's been named the writer of the group.urnal throughout the entire ordeal. his updates have kept the rescuesers on the surface informed about what the miners are feeling, from their physical well-being to their mental well-being, keeping everybody abreast up top about what the miners are going through. he's also married and has five children. he's been working as a miner since he was 17 years old and he's been here at the san jose mind for eight years. victor segovia 48 years old coming up right now in the fenix capsule. >>> just to bring you up to date now, the rescue of the 33 trapped miners under way. 14 have safely reached the surface. 19 still a half a mile beneath the ground, but number 15 on his way up. we have complete around the clock coverage. >>> a federal judge has ordered the u.s. military to immediately cease enforcement of the don't ask don't tell policy. there have been several protests over his issue. last month a california judge ruled. unconstitutional. the justice department has 60 days to appeal. >>> lo

y víctor segovia también le ofrecieron y a lobos para convertie en motivador de la fifa. >>> hay nuevosdas las ganancias en un solo fondo, sería una segunda hazaña. y para todos los detalles y todas las imágenes puede ir a telemundo.com/noticias. y fueron semanas trágicas para la minería, en ecuador 4 mineros fueron sepultados por un derrumhube, y esta tarde 50 trabajadores removían la tierra para llegar al lugar. y chile ofreció ayuda a colombia para el rescate de dos mineros en colombia en una mina de carbón, autoridades dijeron que no han tenido ningún contacto con los trabajadores, pero que trabajan 24 horas al día para encontrarlos. y vamos a méxico donde se conocieron las primeras reacciones de un diputado a quien le grabaron conversaciones con un peligroso narco. y nos dice raúl torres qué piensa su partido político. >>> una y otra vez dijo que es inocente, pero la procuraduría general de justicia entregó la grabación de una platica telefónica entre godoy y la tuta, uno de los lideres de la familia michoacana. el diputado izquierdista se hablan como viejos amigos, según la procur

if she gets victor segovia she is ahead of the most. segovia is called the writer. according to the bbc, in one of the letters he wrote, when i wake i find myself in this eternal darkness thats were you down day by day. but before all this, victor s segovia was an electrician, responsible for giving daily reports on the conditions of the miners. journalist jonathan franklin is hoping to score big on the story. he has a book deal signed up in eight countries in more than a dozen languages. >> these guys have been through so much. i think whatever they earn out of this it is not enough for having lived ten weeks in a hole. >> reporter: all of this is why the vigil at the hospital where the miners are being nursed back to health is relentless. there are far more media than family here, all waiting for a piece of los trente y tres, the 33 men mining their greatest fortunes above ground. neal karlinsky, in copiapo, chile. >> from awful this an expression that emerged. if you say something that is done a la chile, it is the chilean way. >> the guys got out. they found a c

. >> reporter: welcome home, victor segovia. if god has given you a new life and chance, grab on to it with everything you have. >> translator: my life will be different. i miss my friends and family. i think about god more. >> segovia was the 15th miner rescued. he says he has no plans to write a book or sue the mine's owner. he even wants to go back to working in mines, maybe just not the one near copiapo. >>> from mining for gold to hitting the proverbial jackpot. those rescued miners are posed to cash in on their months-long ordeal down there. brian todd counts the many ways. >> why is this man so happy? he's got a new lease on life, of course, but he also may be looking to what lies ahead. it appears at least some of these miners might have been charting their future course while they were still trapped. here is a quote from myron yonny barrios -- if we do this properly, we don't have to work for the rest of our lives. how much do they stand to gain? according to various media report, here's what we're looking at. the paper

al final del túnel li literalmen literalmente, angie nos cuenta >>>angie: hace 62 días que maría segoviara del plano b está a 85 metros de sus seres queridos y pudiera llegar este sábado a los mineros >>> estoy emocionada esperábamos que esto llegara en cualquier momento, estamos emocionados, orando, rezando día y noche. >>>angie: por eso el gobierno chileno empezó a ensayar el rescate >>> hay un movimiento de personas de copiapó, probar ese protocolo que está definido. >>>angie: los helicópteros de la fuerza aérea chilena aterriza al lado del hospital de ko pocopiapó que tiene los equipos y el personal médico listos para atenderlos. pero no sólo el gobierno se están preparando. en este tubo están las pertenencias que le mandó elimiel minero jorge orrellana. >>> un recuerdo tengo que guardar las cosas cómo vienen y no a bpro esto por nada. >>>angie: qué se siente? >>> alegría >>>angie: a pesar que ya casi es de noche afuera de la mina la actividad continúa la perforadora del plano b continúa trabajando según informes pasado los 550 metros y las prácticas y tareas siguen de rescate, se ac

victor segovia kept a journal of their ordeals. no other miners have survived this long underground. for 69 days, they worked together to keep their sanity. the rescue diminishes the tragedy, and the scale of the legend grows. >> [speaking spanish] >> their we are, back at the rescue site. this is the makeshift medical center. speaking to one of the doctors there. it is difficult to tell in the glare. president pinera earlier. the rescue continues apace here at camp hope, probably faster than people expected. this extraordinary rescue might come to its conclusion around midnight, which would make it a 24-hour operation. this is the girlfriend of samuel avalos. he was just rescued. he looked delighted, of course. i will tell you a little bit more about him in a minute. i am sorry, he is the brother of the miner who was first rescued. there was a bit of a family complication because the father spoke with him but not with the other brother, the unofficial cameraman of this crisis, who was the first to appear in just before midnight la

his name is dario segovia, number 20. and he is really a legacy, as they say, when it comes to mining. he was trapped. his dad was trapped years ago. his dad was a minler. his dad brought him into the mines as young as 18 years old. and so he is up and safe now and it was a very emotional re union with his family. now we're waiting on miner number 21. and this is all part of the story. we're not being salacious about this but this has been reported. this is the miner who self professed he has two families. he has a wife and a mistress. and reportedly according to newspapers and other interviews, the wife says she's not planning on being there at least when he comes up. talking about yonni barrios rojas, 50 years old. his fellow miners called him dr. house after the american tv show which is popular in chile. he's been working in the mines since 1985. married with no children but, again, as he has said himself, he has a mistress. and he invited the mistress and the wife to be there with him. he sent it up through a note. t

. >>> por último se acerca un poco la alcaldesa del campamento esperanza la señora segovia qué pasarátiempo, tantas emociones les dará tristeza abandonarlo? >>> tal como a nosotros nos dará esa misma pena y tristeza de poder desarmar y desmantelar este campamento, voluntariamente nadie lo va hacer vamos a esperar un tiempo prudente tenemos diseñado para el próximo domingo retornar acá con los mineros hemos hecho un compromiso para que podamos celebrar quienes trabajamos en la construcción del campamento porque los mineros no lo con cuestionen y tendremos la oportunidad de venir acá así que vamos a estar con ellos aquí, haremos una celebración íntima todo dependiendo con la cautela que corresponde en estos moinuts en esta hora >>> sí a pesar de lo que se tiene proyectado todavía no hay subido ningún minero y por lo tanto el objetivo que salgan las 33 vidas regreso con ustedes. >>> edgar no sé sí estas viendo las imágenes, la cápsula ya salió tenemos entendido que la metieron para ver sí llega hasta la profundidad hasta doon donden los mineros, vemos las imágenes de la cápsula ya afuera

maria segovia's 70-day vigil came to an end this afternoon. she watched her brother emerge. the look on her face said everything. now katie, it is hard to capture that sense of euphoria, that sense of relief, and also the fatigue that is setting in here. just imagine what these families have gone through. from at one point believing you might never see your loved one again to seeing them emerge on the surface, just an incredible story. katie? >> couric: you can almost feel the euphoria, seth, even through the television set as you were watching this unfold. meanwhile i know the miners will be spending a couple days in the hospital. are officials concerned about my medical or emotional problems they may be experiencing right now? >> well, katie, the minister of health has said he is impressed by how well everyone is doing, they are expected to be in the hospital for probably two days for observation. what they are really looking for in the longer term here is the psychological issues. they want to be careful to search for issues like panic attacks, nightmares, claustrophobia,

. >> reporter: we met maria segovia last week, keeping vigil for her brother dario and bustling around her camp. but lately she hasn't slept much do you know when your brother will come out? >> ( translated ): no one knows. i don't care if he comes out first or last. i care that he gets out. >> reporter: now, katie, we are starting to see pictures of that rescue tunnel... excuse me, capsule being lowered into that rescue shaft. it would appear that they're doing more tests. there's not someone in that rescue capsule quite yet but it has been lowered so the process appears to be moving forward. katie? >> couric: and, seth, why is that 31-year-old miner coming out first when there are others who are older, who have medical problems? >> it's interesting. it seems kind of counterintuitive, doesn't it? why would you take the strongest, most able out first. but we're told by rescuers on the surface that they want to glean as much information as they possibly can from these miners. so it's important to have a smart, able, tech-savvy person come out and be able to really paint a picture of wha

. >> reporter: we met maria segovia last week, keeping vigil for her brother dario and bustling around her camp. but lately she hasn't slept much do you know when your brother will come out? >> (translated): no one knows. i don't care if he comes out first or last. i care that he gets out. >> reporter: and now these miners will be emerging, katie, into a very different world. there's talk of book deals, movie deals, screenplays, free vacations. so not only are these miners going to be forced to deal with trying to get their old lives back, they're going to have to deal with this newfound celebrity as well. >> couric: seth, as we reported, a 31-year-old miner is the first to come out. but there are others who are older. i think the oldest is 63 and others still have medical problems. so why is one of the strongest miners coming out first? >> reporter: it seems counterintuitive, doesn't it, really? but rescue workers here on the surface have explained to us that they want to glean as much information as they possibly can as these miners make this nail-biting, terrifying, hair-raising 2,0

so, waiting on number 15, victor segovia, minutes away here, on fox.ha: and what an extraordinary story we are watching unfold and we are glad to be joined by the former governor of new york, george pataki is with us now, you were with new york and -- in very difficult times and watched crisis unfold, on september 11th. what is your reaction to how chile handled the situation. >> they've done everything right. and i think this rescue effort has gripped not just americans but the whole world, and, you can't help but feel proud for chile, because they have done everything right. and feel pride of the miners, because they've been down there so long, at first no one knew they were alive and conducted themselves with such strength and courage and it is a very up lifting story and i'm sure every chilean is proud. martha: you are so right, from the president of the country who handled it so well from the beginning when nobody had heard a word from them, no tapping on the types, no nothing, he said we will not abandon them and he was right, 17 days later they

. >> gracias precisamente uno de los 33 mineros atrapados es darÍo segovia, su hermana elisabeth noson nosotros ¿ya pensÓ en lo primero que le va a decir a darÍo cuando lo vea? >>ire yo...no sÉ, no tendrÍa palabras, que fue tanto tiempo, dos meses... me darÍa mucha emociÓn, y podrÍa darle una palabra, le agradecÍ a dios por haberlo cuidado y protegido con sus compaÑeros. >> ¿usted alguna vez pensÓ que darÍo había muerto? ¿hubo algunos momentos donde dijo "perdÓ a mi hermano"? >> no, nunca, porque el accidente fue el dÍa cinco de ellos -y yo lleguÉ el dÍa 7, pero nunca pensamos questaban muertos, nosotros luchamos como brindamos, cantamos, pusimos carteles, pusimos las banderas arriba pero nunca tuvimos esa sensaciÓn. >> afortunadamente han tenido la oportunidad de ver darÍo junto a sus 33 compaÑeros ¿cÓmo lo en? -ven. >> mire... el que ve a mi hermano es el patrio, mi otro hermano porque en realidad no me gusta verlo, soy muy llorona, entonces no le conviene que uno vaya con pena, porque se pone mÁs triste, pero nos comunicamos por carta, que estÁ bien, que cuando salga quiere conver

that was maria segovia. her brother is down there.xth one is en route. >> we are watching the clocks but for the moment we want to take a look at other news going on around the world. we're looking at the events in the san jose mine in chile but we won't let you miss a bit of the action there. don is in the news room. >> the first state visit to lebanon is under way. he's expected to meet with the lebanese president as well as the leaders of hezbollah's religious movement. the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has expressed concern about the visit. >>> the race is on in hungary to build three emergency dams that should prevent a second wave of toxic sludge. officials have told cnn that it's only a matter of time before the wall of the existing reservoir breaks. >> in the gulf of mexico the obama administration is giving the green light to resume deepwater oil drilling. oil drilling operations were ordered to stop following the bp drilling in april but only with agreed tough regulations will they be allowed to resume drilling. >>

victor zamora. 11:05, victor segovia kept a diary of the mine.lle herrera, a 27-year-old truck driver and he's single. now waiting for omar geygadas. he is a widower and worked at the mine after nine years of working for a contractor. so much can change in two months that these men have been underground. for instance, one of the miners will meet his baby daughter for the very first time. baby esperannzo, the name means hope. dr. joseph nappali is here. you know, here's a guy who knew he was expecting a daughter. goes to work one day and doesn't come out until two and a half months later. how jarring is that change of life for people as they're being rescued? >> well, i think it can be very jarring. they've been down there for a good number of days. and the main challenge for them is really to get back to their usual life. and that's no matter what this is a transforming event for them. >> i want to mention we have now just heard the siren that typically means that we have just less than two minutes to go until we see the miner emerging. again, th

rescue number 15 was his cousin victor segovia. this is rescue number 19.eaking in foreign language ] >> pablo! >> pablo! jshg speaking in foreign language ] >> you saw pablo rojas embracing his son. he is the last of three cousins to be rescued there. that is the son, the gentleman in front of him in the red shirt is the mining minister who has been there along with the president the whole time. and we are seeing the son being congratulated. pablo rojas has been transported to the clinic where he'll be evaluated and then every few guys, they put them on a helicopter and ship them out to a hospital that's about 15 minutes' flight away from there. all right. so what we'll see shortly is they'll be lowering the capsule back down to go in for number 20. there are 14 miners left. and, kelly, i hear you saying something but i can't hear what it is. leroy chow is with us. leroy, you can't help when you -- but when you see these guys emerge, doesn't really matter whether you're not interested in this story or not or think you know everything about it. that's just

and alberto segovia is not sure he can find the words to welcome his brother home.everything i planned to say. i'll just tell him what i feel in my heart, he says. but jessica knows there are two things that cannot go unsaid. the first thing i will tellest van is that i love him and that he must never go back down to the mine, she says. there are many ways to earn a living without killing yourself. cnn at the san jose mine in northern chile. >>> a reminder we'll talk to carl within the hour and talk about the capsule. a quick reminder. about 21 inches across. see this. these guys will have to fit in the capsule. how the process will work, what the families are saying. coming up a little later. meantime, on this explosive report that alleges americans -- links between american subcontractors and the taliban break it all down for you, tell you how this hit movie -- remember quentin tarantino's reservoir dogs? what does this have to do with this? we'll explain stand by. sleep on those brand new clouds. ask me what it feels like to be comforted by a cloud. a new tempur-

. >> that is dario antonio segovia rojos. he is 48 years old. he is coming up now. >> we are looking at miner number 21 coming up, yonny barrios rojas. he is the chief paramedic for the group due to previous nursing profession. >> samuel avalos. making his way to the surface. the 22nd man to emerge from what's been nearly 69 days. this is what it looks like. as a miner emerges from the depths. really is the ride of his life. >> there you see jose henriquez, 54 years old. stuck in that mine. mine number 25 as he's called right now. 29 years old. rejust came up on the capsule. he has now been rescued. and you can see the emotion. let's listen in and just watch for a moment. [ chanting ] >> and you -- we welcome you back as the fenix 2 gets to the surface yet again on board number 26 of 33. claudio acuna from copiapo. let's listen. >> there it is, up by the extraction hole. franklin lobos stepping out of the fenix 2 capsule. [ chanting ] >> you see the chanting is chile miners. hey hey hey. chile miners. that's what they do every time. [ speaking f

y vÍctor segovia rojas... >> ahora, cÓmo se encuentran fÍsicamente, psicolÓgicamente, quÉ les han dichos en la mina los van a llevar al hospital de copiapÓ, mÁs de dos dÍas, en un chequeo mÉdico, porque lo que mÁs les va a afectar es la vista. mucho tiempo dentro de la mina. >> sin duda alguna deben ser momentos bastantes difÍciles para ustedes como familiares. muchas gracias, sr. rojas por compartir con nosotros. vamos a hablar de los aspectos psicolÓgicos que podrÍan afectar a los mineros, por eso nos acompaÑa la psicÓloga regina, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. ya escuchaste. los mineros han vivido momentos de incertidumbre. >> ansiedad, hasta llegar al punto de tener el estrÉs post traumÁtico que es un transtorno mental severo porque la persona siente ansiedad despuÉs del trauma. >> quÉ es lo mÁs recomendable que ocurra para la salida de los mineros para que esta experiencia sea lo mÁs llevadero posible. >> lo mÁs importante es que piensan los mineros ahora. el minero acÁ pensado que su vida estÁ en peligro, que se va a morir, que no va a salir. y tiene mucho mÁs riesgo de su

the next miner to come up we believe will be dario segovia. you'll see it here live.ss than three weeks to go before the midtermee electrics and the republicans are now running as in dozens of states taking aim not at the president but at house speaker nancy pelosi. by dozens i mean 47 states. take a listen to some of them. >> john adler says he's independent but adler has voted with nancy pelosi over 90% of the time. is nancy pelosi right over 90% of the time that's how often chris carney voted with her. chris carney staggering debt here sending jobs to china who is he working for. megyn: is pelosi becoming a tkrog on the democrats? richard socarides is a former special assistant to president clinton and a strategist. he is one who says you do not mess with nancy pelosi. something i'm going to guess, richard, a gentleman by the name of roy herron who is running to replace john tanner out in tennessee just found out the hard way. he says -- he's a democrat he came out and said he would not vote for nancy pelosi as house speaker if she maintained her speaker ship, and

. >> reporter: to get a sense of what the men have undergone, melissa segovia, a sister of one of the trapped fine miners took us into a shaft. we have been in here a short time. and we're already uncomfortable. imagine the pain they must be feeling. then, she added, everything will be okay. but for now, we could walk out of the mine. her brother cannot. now, even if they reach the men in the next 24 or 48 hours, they're not going to be able to leave immediately. they have to do the inspection of the shaft. then, two to ten days to line it. a deal that's almost incomprehensible for those of us on the surface is nearing an end. >> we hope that's the case. we have the sunglasses ready to go, because they're eyes have to be protected when they come out. and oakley has donated these. such a dangerous operation, as you were saying and we were saying earlier. there's no word on how stable the ground will be when they reach the mine, right? >> reporter: right. you have to understand that the shaft is going to reach them on an 82-degree angle. there's a concern of falling rock. you don't want

the good thing about being outside, said one of the miners, victor segovia, if you have a nightmare and wake up, you realize you're outside. if you are inside and you have a dream, you wake up in a nightmare. now, the miners have not said much about their ordeal and it's not clear if it's just too soon to talk about it or if there is, indeed, a secret pact in which was discussed that they would share all of the earnings from sharing their story. them in their hospital stay. he joins us now from copiapo, chile. good morning, jonathan. >> good morning. >> jonathan, how are all of the miners and their families adjusting to the new-found freedom? >> it's been very difficult for the miners, they've gone from one strange world to another, first they lived 700 meters underground in a dark, dank cave now they have the spotlights of the world on them. they are really not quite sure about this. they're confused. they're a little bit nervous. they've been besieged by the press and folds by hordes of people. deep down, they are wondering what this is all about. it will take some weeks for the miner

dario segovia was in the hospital because of a back injury. these men know the dangers of mining all too well. and i think for the entire country of chile, enough is enough. they've missed a bullet here. you can't count on miracles continuing to happen. the president of chile said last night that things will have to change. the rescuer, that brave man, miguel gonzalez who went in first, came out last, told the president last night this needs to change. mine safety needs to change. that say man, manuel gonzalez who is a a mine rescuer, he knows all too well the dangers in chile's mines. >> patrick oppmann, thanks so much. we're talking with arturo fermandos, he's the chilean ambassador to safety. >> meantime, at the university of delaware's campus, the site of last night's debates. a lot of fireworks. and i guess you could say an extremely high moment. christine o'donnell is trailing badly in the polls. she's down about 19% over her democratic rival chris coons. she went on the attack last night, even in the opening statement. the entire countr