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and that is, public sector unions, taxpayer money pays those employees and is in those union dues andney then goes to elect democrats that then give those very public unions more and more power and it becomes this cycle, funded by taxpayer dollars that you cannot break. and something's got to give and that's why they're giving all of that money to the democrats because they're afraid what the republicans will do when they come into office in january. >> neil: but, you know, we've talked about this, i have a different spin on this. i don't even care about that, but-- >> you should. >> neil: but, but, then you've got to be consistent. you can't be a little bit pregnant on this, you either hate all outside money, whether from the chamber of commerce or a union or you don't and you can't, mr. president, rip the supreme court justices in the house and embarrass them on this issue and then pick and choose what kind of money you favor on this issue. >> this is the beyond-- you talk about hypocrisy with a capital h. this is amazing. you know, over the last 20 years, the top 15 donors to polit

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leadership and union members so as as a member of the conservative movement sometimes i get attacked as being anti worker i'm not anti worker union leadership because these are people that are trying to eliminate the secret ballot you know elections that are trying to steal money out of their union members paychecks still you can't you can't steal money out of anybody's paycheck if you're forced to join a union upon employment and yes you can and how is that stealing if you go if you get because you have no other are supposed to pay for those services in the state of ohio if you want to work for u.p.s. you are forced to join a union so that's your only i guess because the union bargain for you you cannot pay your cable bill do you watch cable not pay your cable bill every unit bargain you've got to pay for it tell me which nonprofit which private business sector would do work for somebody and not ask the person to pick you don't have to be a member of the union but you do have to pay for union members representing you and i we hav

macarthur foundation, and union bank] and >> >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now bbc world news. >> one man's peace prize is another's prize obscenity and what they said about his award. so close they can hear the drill. the miners who could be free in a few days. and the death toll following the toxic spill in hungary has risen to seven and experts say the danube is no longer under direct threat. welcome to bbc news. coming up later for you, president obama loses a friend, the u.s. national security adviser jim jones becomes the latest official to resign. and we'll take you on a private to your on cunard's queen elizabeth. >> here's a man who campaigned for democracy in china and the authorities put him in jail. now, he has one the nobel peace prize and involved in the protests in 1989 and thorn in the side of the chinese government ever since. president obama called for his release but china called the award today an obscenity. we'll have the report from you from our correspond ept in a second. we'll mo

and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. at can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> inside that chefs, two dozen feet long, somewhere inside of the shaft -- >> hello and welcome. -- shaft, inside that, 2,000 feet long, summer inside of that shaft -- somewhere inside of that shaft, the first rescuers is in the capsule. many are watching this, glued to their television screens. people are fascinated by this ordeal, which is seemingly coming to an end. the wheels are turning relentlessly to bring the first minor back to the surface, back to freedom with all the burdens that entails as well. it is a complicated story both underground in technical terms. a technical story as these miners return to normality. remember, while they have been underground, they have been working together as a unit. the last man to appear, he has been the boss, the man in charge. they decided that they would send the strongest man up first, in case something goes wrong, they would have to open the lid and sent themselves back down again into

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies, large and small. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> almost 300 dead, hundreds more missing. officials admit indonesias tsunami warning system was not working at the crucial time. argentina mourns nestor kirchner, the former president who shaped the economic miracle in the country. a pakistan meet-born american is arrested over an alleged plot to attack several stations in the u.s. capitol. welcome to "bbc news," broadcast around the world. coming up later, campaign cash by the billions. the u.s. midterm elections are awash in money, but does a big wallop really guarantee victory? get ready for the ride of your life, the ferrari with a difference. as thousands of indonesian villages spend a second night in emergency shelters, the death toll from the tsunami has risen to at least to under 82. an early warning system introduced after the indian ocean tsunami six years ago was not working when monday's disaster struck. authorities were also dealing with a volcanic eruption

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> help finally reaches the parts of indonesia out worst hit by the tsunami periods trying to avoid another greek that crisis. iwelcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. my name is mike embley. coming up later for you -- three months after the floods in pakistan, millions are waiting for help. >> we have been waiting for hours under a blazing sun, wondering if their turn will come before the food runs out. >> and the ever-changing the pronunciation of english. hello to year. emergency aid has reached some of the most remote islands ravaged by monday's tsunami. it is confirmed 340 died, but hundreds more are missing. indonesian authorities are struggling with another repeating disaster. of volcano eruption killed 33 earlier this week, and now it is erupting again. rachel harvey is there for us. >> one at mass grave, one shared emotion. grief. each coffin gently positioned as the vi

lasted what was it about seventy years the european union has just lost it about fifty years. and i wouldn't be at all surprised to see the same pattern i think in twenty years time there may be something that's called a european union but i think it will look very different and be much less input influential than it is today and yet becoming a member of the euro is and is still something that countries aspire to estonia well become a member in january yes i think it's only is very unwise to do that. i could see a case for a baltic currency union i mean the one and a half million people that's very very small country to have its own independent currency although quite small countries like singapore and switzerland have independent currencies and redraw the world with them but there is a case there will be case for baltic union there is not a case for a stone in my view being in the same currency union with germany aren't in greece want to have a thank you very much my pleasure. imagine your life on to the big cities. eco friendly. crystal clear water. soft. organic food. living in

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and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> the rogue trader of france, guilty of multimillion-dollar fraud. the man that claims to was a scapegoat for the banking crisis is in jail. covering up a debt of $70 million, his lawyer says there will be an appeal. >> this judgment is totally unreasonable, saying that the bank is not responsible for anything. not responsible for the creature that the bank itself as designed. >> welcome to "gmt." also in the program -- >> boom, boom. >> we are with the troops in saudia. the graphic footage has sparked a fierce debate in australia about police used a stun guns. midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 1:00 in the afternoon in paris, where the french road trader has been sentenced to three years in jail for banking fraud. between 2007 and 2008 he covered up that's -- betws worth over $7 million. he opens a window into the pressure cooker world of high finance. >> guilty of all charges by a one of history's biggest frauds. his lawye

and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> we are a nation of explorers. we seek new ways of living, of thinking, and of expressing ourselves. we take risks. we learn from experience. and we keep moving forward. that is why we encourage and celebrate the explorer in all of us. >> and now "bbc newsnight." >> as spending cuts loom large, widely -- how the french and british protest against them. >> several days of unrest in paris saw cars set on fire and petrol shinseki on fire. the british people seemed to perk for speeches. why such a striking difference? as the rescue of 33 trapped miners have trapped chile for good. reflect on the future of the country. >> there is a desire in chile to overcome the divisions and wreckage of the past. >> the american civil rights activists jesse jackson asks why black men in great britain are mutts likely to be stopped and searched than white men. -- much more likely to be stopped and searched. >> in great britain and france trade unionists were on the streets prote

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> health united states turned a blind -- how the united states turned a blind eye to torture in iraq. and the biggest leaking of secret military records. one says lives would be put at risk. >> the most clear terms with the disclosure of any classified information by any individual or organization that puts the lives of the united states and partner service members and civilians at risk. >> and people are struggling to contain the first caller -- cholera outbreak in haiti in several years. in a battle of wills as the french senate approves a plan to raise the retirement age to 62. america's a desperate democrats. we take look down a lane in each of the women who may have a threat at the midterm elections. it is the biggest leak of military records in years. 400,000 top-secret files have been made public. the files reveal that u.s. military commanders ignored alleged torture carried out by forces. hillary clinton condemned the disclo

a customs union and the members it was said that the establishment of the common economic space and because the union created by belarus kazakhstan and russia is proceeding costed that was the previously expected parties also worked out the budget issues for the nearest future and decided to form the necessary legal base out by the beginning of twenty i love the prime minister like him in future and also suggested that i asked him you know and he's open to the moment very soon and the next possible member it might be ukraine followed by other two countries which are it's a cheeky stand and can you stand with the after the signing and ratification of all documents related to the creation of the common economic area russia has agreed to lift all export duties on crude oil supply to below us we have once again underlined this today and will fulfill our commitment with russia as we scan through my solutions on the bay to build the world and gas station is a word that valorous and kazakhstan after the fall of the savita union of

and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. at can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> the u.s. and u.k. promised a full investigation on the british aid worker killed. high hopes in chile as a trial run goes through without a hitch. and plans for a third and final strike [unintelligible] welcome to bbc news. coming up later on, palestinian officials refuse to recognize israel as a jewish state. the world's first human embryonic stem cell research trial begins. ♪ president obama and the british prime minister will cooperate closely to establish how a kidnapped british aid worker died during a false rescued by american special forces. u.s. officials were briefing over the weekend saying she was killed by her own afghan captives. a fragmentation grenade may have been the cause of death. here is this report. >> initial claims that she was killed by her afghan captives may not be wrong. today david cameron took an awkward phone call from a neighbor in afghanistan and broke the news to the public. >> a review has revealed

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> tricare ellerbe. more countries warn tourists. eight militants are killed. five had german passports. the test-tube baby pioneer is awarded the nobel prize for medicine. engineers say 33 miners trapped underground could be rescued. that the comic genius. -- death of a comic genius. funeral in las vegas. governments have issued travel alerts over possible terror attacks in europe. japan warned its [unintelligible] echoing the travel alerts issued by the u.s. and britain. several german militants who may have been training to kill civilians. could the link be direct or less clear? >> guards mingling with tourists and residents across europe, told be careful about something somewhere, possibly mumbai-style armed assaults. >> for right now, i will avoid paris, berlin, london. >> more countries on the alert. japan and sweden joined the u.s. and britain i

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> britain makes big cuts in its armed forces. >> britain has traditionally punched above its weight in the world and we should have no less ambition in the decades to come. >> millions protest for a sixth day in france against pension reform. insurgency return to chechnya, six died as gunman infiltrates mccotter -- the capitol building. coming up later -- a saudi prince found guilty of murder for killing his servant in a london hotel. afghan vashon finds an international audience. hello. british prime ministers have unveiled big cuts in the armed forces, saying that the country will be able to better confront on conventional threats. the army will lose 7000 troops. david cameron insists that britain will remain a front ranked power. >> the flagship of the royal navy is headed to the scrap heap in a major upheaval of armed services. other significant capabilities will go like the nimrod airplane. despite the cuts, government says tha

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." clerics another tend rescued miners are due home in the next few hours. breakthrough after 14 years of drilling under the alps. the world's largest tunnel is complete. workers tried to block fuel supplies. welcome to "bbc world news." coming up, helping pakistan help itself. the democratic friend tries to push it towards political reform. liverpool swaps american owners but will it satisfy the fans? the international news is still dominated by the good news stories of the week as 33 rescued miners leave hospitals for home. another group is expected out anytime soon. doctors say the rest still suffering some medical problems will stay in the hospital longer. some are in a fragile state psychologically. >> home at last come up but into a different world. the fourth minor to be rescued a bolivian citizen and now a hero. >> i am grateful for the president to having helped the people. long live chile. >> he had to push his way to privacy

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> hungary looks a cost of toxic sludge cure it cleanup operations could take more than a year and cost tens of millions of dollars. is germany aware of militant activity in europe? the men who plotted to explode a bomb in times square is jailed for life. coming up later for you, after an attack on a west bank mosque, they take rabbis from two of jewish settlements. in australia they are talking about police used a stun guns. -- use of stun guns. hungary's says it will take more than a year and costing millions of dollar -- tens of millions of dollars to clean up the damage of toxic sludge and that burst from the reservoir. three people were killed. nearly 500 police officers and soldiers including six emergency detection teams have been deployed. he sent us this report, where the torrent stood two meters deep. >> the toxic sludge past about a kilometre wide. the damaged buildings and painted everything dark red. there was little or

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> mission accomplished. chile celebrates a flawless rescue. president pinera says it has lifted spirits around the world. iran's president ahmadinejad gets a hero's welcome from hezbollah supporters just north of the border with israel. pressure at the pumps. the french government urges calm, but it is bracing for a fuel crisis. welcome to "bbc world news." coming up later, in gauging the election mood ahead of america's midterms. we're in nevada as unemployment hit record highs. after the controversy and the competition, the curtain falls on dehli's commonwealth games in spectacular style. >> the president of chile is promising new laws to prevent any repeat of the accident that left 33 miners underground for more than two months. they were brought up half a mile up to the surface on wednesday. a dramatic an unprecedented rescue played out to rebecca world. for the latest, matt is in copiapo, where all the miners are being treated

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> over two months underground. 33 miners are about to start their ascent to the surface. this is the scene. these are the three men who will be lifted from the mind first. the operation is due to start in an hour's time. another day of protests across france. heelsvernment dealdigs in its and vows not to back down. welcome to "bbc news". later, the number of chinese super rich jumps in a year. we take a hazardous walk around the commonwealth games' village. snakes have become unwelcome guests. after 68 days below ground, the first of the 33 trapped chilean miners should soon be out. they have survived below ground twice as long as anyone else. >> the men are preparing for the ascent. the president arrived an hour and a half ago. all the trials and testing have taken place. one of these 33 men will be on the surface this evening. extraordinary news for the relatives who camped out here for the past couple of months. they were told th

. >> classes in the san jose and union school district will be empty from october 4th-october 8th those four days are drastic is why. with over $50 million in losses of the state funds in the budget, it was either furlough days or teacher pink slips and wanted to save jobs, and with a 3 percent pay cut, and save 5 superintendent had to say. -. >> teachers are figuring out how perhaps in an accelerated manner and this is a time when we need more days, not less but it was a teachers will still cover the curriculum of many lessons will not be as in debt. necessary step. >> in san jose, christine connolly. >> and alameda, big cuts of the possibility of closing attend the schools. reggie kumar is live. in a community meeting later. reggie? >> many people knew that it would come to this after measuring this parcel tax failed in june by 300 votes. basically, is what forced children parents to pay for their education. and a community meeting is happening at lincoln middle at 6:30 for

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> most of the rescued miners have left the hospital. they are back with their families. after 14 years of drilling under the alps the world's longest tunnel is complete. tension runs high as workers tried to block fuel supply. welcome to "bbc world news, broadcast" on pbs and around the globe. coming up, an afghan battalion where have they soldiers have deserted to fight the taliban. liverpool swaps american owners, but will it satisfy the fans? >> the international news is still dominated by the good news story of the week as 33 rescued miners leave the hospital for home. we heard from the hospital that teo left today. the first three came home to a crowd of journalists outside their homes. when the others were discharged the others -- the media was not informed. >> in the next few hours they will be admitted [unintelligible] their diagnoses are vertigo. they don't need the kind of [unintelligible] >> that is the latest from the me

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> riot police moved against strikers as the french parliament passes a plan to raise the retirement age. iraq war files suggesting u.s. forces turned a blind eye to atrocities of iraqi troops. a new crisis for earthquake survivors, a cholera i in haiti kills 140. welcome to "bbc world news." coming up later, big questions for the british navy. why did its most advanced nuclear submarine run aground? coming up, we will be asking what the moon's [unintelligible] how that could help the next generation of space explorers. >> by a comfortable majority the french senate has approved a plan to raise the retirement age. the conservative government cut short debate by a procedure that put hundreds of opposition amendments to one vote. the measure will be formally adopted by both houses next week. earlier today it riot police broke a union blockade that supplies paris's main airport. >> in the french senate a controversial law to make french

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> half of a million public sector jobs are to go in the biggest cut to the state in peacetime britain. a hard road to a better future. >> today as the day that britain stepped back from the brink. when we confront the bills from a decade of debt. >> in france, pension reforms with more clashes on the streets. accusations of fraud. one out of four votes for afghanistan's parliament from the elections declared invalid. welcome to our pbs viewers in america and around the globe. the one found guilty of murdering her rival by sabotaging a skydiving parachute. the business of pregnancy is growing and growing. hello, the world's six largest economy has announced the biggest spending cuts since the second world war. the british finance minister says that they are essential to drag britain back from the economic brink. cut striven by ideology and a reckless gamble with people's livelihoods. the country currently has an 11% budget deficit. m

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it clearly worries the united states and the european union as well. the feeling is that iran is destabilizing this region and not helping to promote peace in this region. >> thank you very much. thank you. despite the highs and lows, the world games in l.a. are coming to an end -- in dehli are coming to an end. some of the most memorable moments. >> india is gearing up for the grand finale. what memories will it leave us? let's find out. dream games almost fell apart. its missed deadlines, heavy rain, and when these pictures of the village were released, it was the last straw. >> they are appalling. thy. are filled th nobody would ever want to live in those kind of conditions. >> days before the opening, a pedestrian bridge collapse raised more fear. this spectacular show lifted the mood. the grand opening ceremony in front of the full house, a magical evening that resurrected the games. when the competition started, the athletes perform in front of rows of empty seats. spectators stayed away. when they tried to buy tickets, there were none. this is ar

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> the trapped miners of chile could be less than one day from freedom. final test are under way as they work on the capsule that will bring them to the surface. >> the capsule is 22 inches. each minor may spend one hour traveling to the surface through it. >> welcome to "gmt." unions in france have faced another nationwide day of protest to raise the retirement age. man against beast, animals saddling close to humans with deadly consequences for both. it is midday here in london, 8:00 in the morning in chile, where the 33 trapped miners must be counting the hours until their journey to freedom begins. final tests have been completed and the men have been told who will be first and will be less. the journey from the underground prison to the surface is expected to start at midnight, local time. roger has the report on these agonizing hours of waiting. >> a crucial moment in final preparations, the first human test of the rescue capsu

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> to keep hope alive. we are joined now by viewers from around the globe here on the bbc, and here at the bbc news channel in the uk. i am in the san jose goldmine in chile, where we are looking at pictures now of the imminent arrival of the 22nd miner to reach the surface. i think this lady is his girlfriend of 21 years, the mother of his three children, who are 18, 9, and to. -- and two. a woman who has struggled to keep the family gone -- going with a man who has had problems in his life, a man who has struggled with alcohol. the man who has had drug problems as well. it was ruth who persuaded her brother in law to try to get samuel a job in the san jose mind. he had only worked there for five months. a man with the gift of gab, a born salesman, said his family, but a man who admits his own failings, his own peccadilloes. a man who has told ruth since being trapped underneath the ground that he is now paying the price, he feels,

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> security officials say that recent drones are an attempt to disrupt a terror plot in europe. the sentence the men who tried to blow up times square. hungary says it will take more than a year to clean up the damage from toxic sludge from a burst reservoir. welcome to "bbc world news" broadcasting to america and the -- around the world. the man who almost bankrupted one of france's biggest banks is jailed and ordered to repay almost 5 million euros. charged with genocide, members from cambodian party are tried and a tribunal. western security officials have confirmed that the campaign of u.s. missile strikes by unmanned drones in pakistan was an attempt to disrupt a plot in europe. five german nationals were killed by one of the drones. our security correspondent reports. >> at al qaeda video from earlier this summer schilling german-speaking militants training for -- the german- speaking militants training for jihad. they claim to

and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> we are a nation of explorers. we seek new ways of living, of thinking, and of expressing ourselves. we take risks. we learn from experience. and we keep moving forward. that is why we encourage and celebrate the explorer in all of us. >> and now "bbc newsnight." >> this week, we learn two al qaeda leaders were killed in droned attacks in europe. the clash of emerging economic titans, that democracy versus dictatorship. and we talk to comedian russell brand about celebrity culture. >> people enjoy narratives. i suppose that's why politics have become inundated with narratives. people no longer want to grapple with the depths of the grand ideas. >> a british man killed in pakistan was being groomed to be an al qaeda terrace. that is the claim of the security source who has spoken to us. this comes as threat levels were raised across europe, leading to the evacuation of the eiffel tower. several militants have been killed in recent days, including a man who has

and the teacher's union just spent millions more attacking meg. jerry brown again? he sure comes with strings attached. against meg whitman. millions in cash for brown. and the teacher's union just spent millions more attacking meg. madly gal mad risk gal jerry? sure comes with strings attached. the league says, starting this sunday, it will suspend players guilty of unnecessary blows to the head. fined 3 players >>> it is an nfl game changer. the nfl says starting this sunday it will suspend players with unnecessary blows to the head. they find three players for dangerous and flagrant hits last weekend and it will cost them between 50 and $75,000 each. a former nfl star says past fines, though, have not served as a incentive to play safe. >> when you're making $7 million and you are find 50,000, you got your point across to the oh posing team but the nfl didn't get the point across too to you. >> 200 concussions oui cure each season, that's an average of about 1 a game. >>> over in the nba they have banned their players from wearing a new line of sneakers that claim

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> picking off like sitting ducks, another attack on and made no convoy in pakistan. the sixth attack since they closed a border crossing into afghanistan. a bbc reporter has a lucky escape as the firestorm spreads. welcome to "gmt." also in the program, a senior british diplomat attacks in the yemeni capital. new questions are raised in the campaign against al qaeda militants. clearing up the toxic sludge in hungary. it will take at least one year and tens of millions of dollars. it is midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, 4:00 in the afternoon in pakistan. the scene of a attack on a nato convoy. the sixth attack in as many days. those attacks have occurred inside of their border crossings in afghanistan. hundreds of trucks with crucial supplies have been left stranded. >> dense black smoke fills the sky after another attack on nato fuel tankers. the target this time is a depot on the outskirts, said the blaze by one dozen gunm

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "brvesbrvescrrves world news." >> some of hungary's red toxic waste threatens the drvesarvesnrvesurvesbrveserves. >> a curn se war would pose a serious threat to global recovery. >> welcome to "bbc news" broadcasting to measure and around the world. >> we have a special report on how the recession is hitting the country's largest immigrant community. and getting the miners in chile. rescuers hoping to get miners by the weekend. >> fears are growing that hungary's way of tox ibslunl could cause a wider environmental catastrophe. the slunl could afebt hundreds of countries. nick has the latest. >> after the del yuge, the clean-up. the fire brigade and police from many counties. coordinating that effort is not easy. the government has ordered a criminal investigation. the prime minister says, everything possible will be done to them victims and find those responsible. >> the pollution is the more serious thing because we don't know exactly what the size

and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> welcome back to camp hope, at the mine in the desert where the sun is slowly descending behind mt. stuffed full of copper and gold and silver. that is the reason why these miners came here. the demand for these metals, especially copper, and a booming international economy in china and india -- this mine was reopened, which it should not have been because of its safety record. these miners went down in order to harvest copper, take the money, and get on with it. the rest, as you know, is history. i can tell you that the rescue operation is the best good news story in the world in some time. miner 27, a man caled fran klin lobos, is about to get into that capsule. we have got steps of a biography about all these men. they are in their own ways characters, all completely different, all with totally different lives, brought up in different places. some are local, from copiapo. others came from far away to do work. franklin was a form