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chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile!ave you fifteen percent or m insurance dochuck wo or m insurance it chucking my wd!ang woodk, or m insurance >>> hi, i'm isha sesay. more "countdown to rescue" in a moment. in chile, a home coming celebration for one of the rescued miners, all but two of the 33 men are out of the hospital tonight. >>> meanwhile, a gold mine has collapsed in ecuador trapping four miners, rescue workers expect to reach them by saturday, but it's unclear if they are alive. >>> at a military hearing today, a soldier testified he captured the ft. hood shootings on his cell phone camera but was ordered to erase it by an officer. major nidal hasan is accused of killing 13 people in the shooting spree last november. the hearing is to decide if he will be court martialed. and rapper t.i. is heading back to prison for 11 months after violating his probation with a drug arrest. more of "countdown to rescue" after this. [ applause ] >>> when florencio avalos stepped out of that capsule at 11:11 p.m. eastern time,

chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le!er: it's now 11:11 eastern time. in nearby copiapo, pandemonium. avalos appears to be in good physical condition. rescuers fear the miners would become dizzy during the long, bumpy ride, but avalos walks out of the capsule unaided, wearing special sunglasses to protect his eyes from the glare of the rescue lights. he hugs family members who are crying with joy at his return. he also hugs chilean president sebastian pinera and other rescue workers before being wheels into a nearby medical facility. during those long months of isolation, avalos was the cameraman filming video of the miners to send up to their families on the surface. those families, even while celebrating avalos's return, hope the other 32 survivors, including avalos' brother will soon climb one by one into the capsule for their own ride back to freedom. [speaking in a foreign language] >> florencio avalos had been the cameraman for a lot of the videos we had been watching for several weeks, and he was selected because h

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! [ applause ] >> this is a moment happened about two hours ago, him being cheered on by the rescue workers who stayed underground. six men underground. then the other moment i want to show you is what happened after he emerged on the surface. there you see the rescuers hugging each other. a job nearly completed. this is the last miner, out alive, luis urzua, arriving earlier tonight. the lifting going faster than at first. the entire operation proceeding a lot quicker than expected. let's just listen. [ speaking in spanish ] [ applause ] >> a report of -- reports of the chilean president saying that they're in perfect condition. when it was over, urzua spoke to chile's president, sebastian pinera. let's listen in. >> translator: we're all so happy. morale would fall, but we had strength. we had strength for the workers. and your son was here. your family was here. they never lost hope. every time i came to the mine, they said, they're alive. they're alive. they're alive. i think i beli

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! [ applause ] >> this moment happened about two hours ago, him being cheered on by the rescue workers who stayed underground. six men underground. then the other moment i want to show you is what happened after he emerged on the surface. there you see the rescuers hugging each other. a job nearly completed. this is the last miner, out alive, luis urzua, arriving earlier tonight. the lifting going faster than at first. the entire operation proceeding a lot quicker than expected. let's just listen. [speaking in a foreign language] [ applause ] >> reports the chilean president saying that they're in perfect condition. when it was over, urzua spoke to chile's president, sebastian pinera. let's listen. >> translator: we're all so happy. morale would fall, but we had strength. we had strength for the workers. your son was here, your family was here. they never lost hope. every time i came to the mine, they said, they're alive. they're alive. they're alive. i think i believe those of us had f

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile!ose ojeda waving the flag, we'll bring you the most incredible moments. no doubt you missed these as they were brought out, as you were at work, we'll bring you the moments witnessed by everyone around the world as we wait for the final rescuers. the miners are out, the rescuers are down below, three men still down below. that capsule is still descending now. they're going much faster. we anticipate these three rescue workers should be back up, certainly by the end of this next hour. we have a much better idea now of how the rescued miners are doing physically with the exception of one miner who is being treated for pneumonia. two need extensive dental surgery. patrick oppmann is at the hospital where the miners are being treated. what is their condition? >> reporter: anderson, there's 17 miners in this hospital behind us, and we're told today by the chilean health minister they're in surprisingly good condition. none of the men will face any serious health problems as a result of thei

call today. ♪ chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile!minor jose ojeda waving the chilean flag. we're going to be bringing you the most incredible moments for the last 24 hours. no doubt you missed these as they were brought out, as you were at work, we'll bring you the most remarkable moments from around the world as we wait for the final rescuers. the miners are out, the rescuers are down below, three men still down below. that capsule has left. it is still descending now. it is going much faster. we anticipate these three rescue workers should be back up, certainly by the end of this next hour. we e have a much better idea right now of how the rescued miners are doing physically right now with the exception of one miner who is being treated for pneumonia. two need extensive dental surgery. patrick oppmann is at the hospital where the miners are being examined and treated. patrick, what's their condition? >> reporter: anderson, there's 17 miners in this hospital here behind us, and we're told today by the chilean health minister that th

chi, chi, chi, le, le, le. >> the president is there sebastian pinera.t matter what it cost, he said he was going do it. what u think is amazing is how robust. they look clean. they had water down there. they asked for razors and so they shaved. so they looked like they're in prd good condition. >> they've been on a liquid diet. >> this guy was one of the guys in charge of the tube that they were sending medicines and food. >> carrier pigeon. >> the carrier pigeon. that's right. he was taken on a stretcher then to the stabilization center where he will then continue his reunion with his family. >> mining is a huge industry in chile but it's known for the dangers that they must face every day. rafael roma takes a look. >> reporter: that description ignores the fact that they perform one of the most dangers job jobs in the south american country. accidents like the collapse that trapped the 33 miners at a depth of 3600 meters is not uncommon. but this time the heroic mission placed out in front of the media. the old is is 63 years old, the youngest is only

chi chi!s de periodistas para transmitirle al mundo un rescate sin precedente. uno a uno salieron los mineros chilenos, y uno boliviano. (aplausos) cada vez que un minero salÍa a la luz tambiÉn salÍa una historia y una personalidad diferente. >> ¡chi chi chi! ile le le! >> fueron hombres que sobrevivieron 69 dÍas atrapados en una mina con comida, luz y ventilaciÓn limitada, y a quienes chile y del mundo siguieron como si se tratara de una serie de televisiÓn con cada uno de los mensajes que nos avisaron que estaban vivos y esperando ser rescatados. las campanas repicaron, las sirenas se escucharon en todo chile cuando llegÓ a la superficie el Último minero jefe de turno y lÍder del grupo. >> espero que nunca vuelva a ocurrir. >> asÍ terminÓ un rescate limpio, impecable, que desde el principio uniÓ el paÍs y mostrÓ la solidaridad del por el chileno. >> novÍsimos a la chilena y eso significa que lo hicimos bien. ♪ >> para que este tipo de accidentes no se repitan en el futuro el presidente piÑer

. >> c h i chi l e le chi chi chi le le le los mineros de chile. >> madre e hijo se reencuentran ha vueltole, es la porra constante cuando los mineros salen. >> es importante recalcar esas manos curtidas por el trabajo de doña alicia, sin duda esta madre en algún instante talvez pensó nunca volver a abrazar a su hijo, esta señora está muy emocionada, y en un momento más daniel herrera podrá seguir conversando con su madre, su hija maría, su hermana y también otros familiares, así que continuamos con esta cobertura especial en univisión trayendo detalles históricos desde esta mina en chile. >> la estrella de este día es la cápsula fénix. >> continuamos con más de esta edición especial de despierta américa. >> estos son momentos realmente indescriptibles y tenemos el privilegio de verlos gracias a la tecnología. >> a mi me ha llamado mucho la atención y resulta muy interesante ver cada uno de los rescates, vimos como daniel se soltó a llorar, cada uno reacciona diferente. >> y nosotros seguimos con nuestra cobertura en todo el país. >> muchas gracias, en estos momentos estoy en lo que se con

. >> chi chi chi,. >> le le le. >> viva chile!. >> (aplausos). >> ♪ m ú s i c a . >> bravo!

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! >> translator: now vie to hug all of you. mr. you. you, you have been -- thank you, on behalf of our families. i know this was difficult, the first couple of days were very difficult. we were thinking about our families. we hope never again. we spoke, always talking with the truth and speak with the truth. i hope that we can keep this going. people like you are worth a lot speaking the truth. we can get a long way. we can go a long way. thank you. thank you for everything. you have been excellent. you, as therapist and psychologist, everything, everything that they say. it was hard. it was a shift of 70 days. thank you. thank you. thank you, on behalf of all of our families. thank you for everything. congratulations for everything. on behalf of everyone, thank you. we have done an excellent job. we have done what the entire world was waiting for. the 70 days that we fought so hard were not in vain. i think the first several days, i can't even explain it. but we had strength. we had spirit. we wanted to fight. we wanted to fight f

. >> chi chi chi, le le le!na, y la familia saliÓ corriendo rÁpido al cerro. se abrazaron y dieron gracias a dios, luego de anunciar el contacto de la excavadora con Él espacio donde estÁn los dineros. >> hemos luchado por los 33, y por los 33 se cumpliÓ el milagro. >> este es el momento de celebrar como son las 8:03, donde la gente estÁ motivada y subiÓ hasta el cerro. >> felicidad, esperanza y orgullo, mi corazÓn estÁ más ancho que nunca con el corazÓn, no me cabe el corazÓn de mi pecho. >> los mineros participaron en la correcta colocaciÓn de la perforadora. los trabajadores atrapados avisaron del rompimiento. >> ellos nos estÁn guiando, nos dicen cuÁndo parar cuándo bajar. >> por el campamento esperanza defsemanos,noi-fsemluni-fsa lt n tolndica segÚn los aria t uni-do especialistas, que al menos una parte de los el 130 m de especialistas, que al menos una parte de los el 130 m de profundidad de la mina t uni-fs >> espero que el rescatÉ se produzca en la prÓxima semana, si es el martes, miÉrcoles o jueves no

the miners coming up in the fenix capsule. [ applause ] chi-chi-chi le-le-le, c-h-i-l-e!er rescued. mario sepulveda, something of a rock star embracing co-workers and shouting out a chant of c l chile, chile, chi-chi-chi le-le-le. the way they rally their co-workers. >> he's quite a character. he narrated one of the videos. one time he said back to you in the studios. you know, you have to have those moments of levity amid what could have very ease by been tragedy. i was interesting in some of the background reading. there were some people who told the president of chile don't get people's hopes up, don't get out there and say there's a good chance we'll rescue them. we don't know if that's the case. he said he really believed in his heart they would find a way to do it. >> they've been remarkably positive through the whole thing. when they first learned the 33 miners had been trapped underground, the world thought they're dead, how can they get to them. the pennsylvania mine, we saw nine rescued but they were only 3300 feet. the operation has been remarkable, nothing sho

it's -- chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! >> it's been modified. >> chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! viva chile!sebastian pineiro greeting the miners. the minister of mining is there. he hopes tonight will be a huge celebration around the world once the miners are out. trrnls a >> translator: and i hope tonight will be an explosion of happiness and joy. i know that tonight there are going to be tears of happiness in all chilean homes and i also know, as i have been able to see with my own eyes, that the whole world is going to share this joy of these 33 miners and the 33 million chileans. we're going to have an unforgettable night. >> president obama is watching the chilean miners rescue as well. he spoke about it just a few moments ago. >> this rescue is a tribute not only to the determination of the rescue workers and the chilean government, but also the unity and resolve of the chilean people who have inspired the world. and i want to express the hopes of the american people that the miners who are still trapped underground will be returned home safely as soon as possible. >> all right. let's

(aplausos) >> ¡chi chi chi! ile le le! ¡rescatistas de chile! ¡bravo!so compadre. rescatchil >> ahÍ lo tenemos, la famosa cÁpsula que se ha hecho famosa en todo el mundo ya sube a la superficie por Última vez en lo que ha sido un dÍa extraordinario realmente, un operativo histÓrico, inolvidable realmente que hayan salido con vida, y los socorristas que han estado ayudando desde las entraÑas de la tierra para que todo saliera bien y con Éxito. >> la cÁpsula con los tres colores, tambiÉn tendremos que conocer toda esta serie de cÓdigos patrióticos y frases che que usan a nivel de motivaciÓn los mineros y los trabajadores en general. ahÍ tienen al presidente sebastiÁn piÑera tapando la mina, aunque la operaciÓn de lÁmina en -la mina en general tambiÉn queda clausurada, pero que luego por supuesto de que se lleve adelante la investigaciÓn de lo que sucediÓ, se verÁ que se hace con la mina. una vez mÁs el presidente chileno. (risas) >> a los rescatistas... >> estÁ bien, está bien. >> y a andrÉs, y rené aguilar y mi mujer cecilia. >> menos mal... (risas) >> l

incluso hasta han coreado la porra que ya es como un himno chi-chi-chi le-le-le... a las seis, tu voz en la comunidad= este es su segmento "tu voz en la comunidad"...---hoy se discute el tema: el milagro en la mina de chile y lo que este evento le deja a su vida. ---asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. gracias por su sintonia, nos veremos maÑana a las seis en noticiero telemundo 48 con cesar bayona. ---soy blanca garza, que descanse y tenga ...buenas

. >> chi-le! >> chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! viva chile! >> thank you for everything. jshg speaki [ speaking in foreign language ] >> we feel really proud of what you did. >> about to interrupt there and talk over that. you can't write this. it's amazing. many of the guys who have been coming up have been showing that much spirit, coming out of there and cheering the rescuers on and the people who are watching. again, this is number 20. his name is dario antonio segovia rojas. 48 years old. here's the interesting thing about him. he's a carrier pigeon handler, second generation of his family to be trapped in a mine because his father, who was once trapped in a mine for a week, began taking him down into the mines when rojas was just 8 years old and his favorite -- just a little bit about him. his favorite chilean soccer team is cola cola. number 20 to come up. number 21 that's going to come up during our hours of course has been a very interesting person. besides probably the foreman he's the one talked about the most. this is the one self proclaimed of course who has

chi-le chi-chi-chi! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! >> reporter: a cheer is the same in any language and there's been a lot of cheering. the headlines reflect the breathless reaction to the drama playing out on tv screens everywhere. >> never before has mankind ever retrieved any living person from this depth. gosh. >> reporter: in australia, miners who themselves once survived being trapped in the depths were moved by the rescue of these miners. they're worried, too. >> it's all going to take a toll at the end of the day. >> reporter: but mostly there's been wonder at so extraordinary an outcome. even journalists on the scene, including our colleagues, deeply affected. >> my heart was pounding, i was crying. i looked around me. every single reporter, every single person, grown men in tears. >> reporter: pope benedict in rome was moved to announce that his own prayers for the men would continue. president obama spoke for many. >> this rescue is a tribute to not only the determination of the rescue workers and the chile government but t

. >>> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-!. >>> how chile handled this national incident. jeffrey kofman covered the story from the start. >>> and -- >> elections are about keeping focused on what is the alternative. >>> in the final weeks the democrats close some of the gaps. that and the rest of the week's politics on our roundtable with abc's george will and terry moran. political analyst matthew dowd and meghan mccain. >>> and "the sunday funnies." >> vice president joe biden told "the new york times" this week that president obama has asked him to run again in 2012. the bad news, nobody asked obama yet. they're still waiting on that. >>> hello, again. and just 16 days until the midterms and there is a lot of politics to talk about. our roundtable is here standing by, but first we go on the campaign trail, the senate race in delaware. christine o'donnell landed on the national stage just a month ago when she upset the political order in delaware and won the republican senate primary. she campaigned as an outsider, a tea party favorite raising lots of money, but on the

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! >> thank you.. [ speaking foreign language ] [ applause ] >> all right there. you see claudio acuna, 34 years old, and like the other miners rescued, reunited with his family, and a very, very emotional moment, and now put on a gurney and he will be taken for examination and he has the chilean flag right there and gary tuchman is on the scene for us, and gary, seven more trapped miners to come, and in the last hour, we have seen three miners coming up, and in the next hour three more and there are seven more miners that have to be brought to the top and then the five rescuers have to be brought to the top. this is moving quickly, gary. not quickly enough for some of the family members, but after 69 days their are finally, finally on the surface. gary, weigh in on what we are seeing. >> well, wolf, you would be surprised at the patience of the members in camp hope to my right. we are having problems with the aud audio, so let me adjust it. they are patient and know that the loved ones have been gone

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! a long hug, of course, that's been over two months. the miners had been underground 700 meters underground for over two months. great story here developing, and we will of course keep you up to date as details come in. >>> now in other news lighting test has been conducted at tokyo's sky tree. the new landmark is nowearly 490 meters tall. the structure is scheduled to open in spring 2012 when it will reach 634 meters into the sky, making it the world's tallest tv tower. the test was carried out wednesday night to check lighting equipment. about 00 bulbs will be used to illuminate the tower in blue and purple on all the national days. engineers turned on 51 light eimmediating diode bulbs to check the color and brightness of the lights. spec taptotators gathered taki o photos. >> translator: i enjoyed the illumination. >> translator: the purple light was beautiful. >>> minamata disease was the result of one of japan's tragic post-war environmental disasters, first identified in 1956, th

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! >> elizabeth, the wife, is waiting there. nice inmate moment the whole world watching. almost feel sorry for them. they know everybody in the world is watching this personal embrace. >> i don't feel sorry for them. major books, contracts, television series coming up. >> amazing. she can remove the hard hat right now. pure joy. >> what's amazing, this is in contrast to so many other zaftsers we've seen with mining. this is remarkable, as we heard a few minutes agoing a remarkable feat of technology. >> he looks pretty darn good for having been down there all this tile, done he? did these guys all shave before they came up? >> a couple days in the hospital here. >> you expect a beard or something, wouldn't you? >> chilean president, who has been there throughout, i saw him, i guess we all saw him last night, when the first miner came up and he's been there throughout the exercise. a moment of great national pride and joy. >> almost 24 hours at this point. i'm assuming he has some place

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. >> chi! chi! chi!. le! le! le!. chile!> that picture really speaks for itself the reunion with his wife. and the greeting by chile's president and many of the other rescue workers who had been there throughout there to greet the men each as they come up. when he eventually goes onto the stretcher which should be within the next couple of minutes and he'll be taken into triage and checked out, a lot of skin problems and respiratory problems of course when that 700,000 tons of rock came down and then when the drill came down to drill -- to bore that shaft. thanking everyone. a lot of dust was stirred up. soap many of them have had some problems with breathing and respiration and so he'll get all of that checked out. the first four who've been rescued have already been taken by helicopter to a hospital. they'll get a thorough physical when they get there. and have some time to rest and hopefully get back on to a normal sleeping and eating schedule. something that has been denied them for the past 70 days. number six, osmon ar

, chi, chi, le, le. then we had juan and jimmy sanchez, the youngest of the group, 19 years old. one by one by one, a historic and incredibly remarkable evening here. the rescue that seemed almost impossible, that seemed like it would never really happen, finally underway as family members now are getting that opportunity to be reunited with their loved ones, giving them hugs, crying those tears. it has been a journey for all of these 33 men. it seems over the next couple of hours and probably over the next day or two, this is a scene that's going to be repeated over and over and over again here in copiaco, chile. back to you. >> we want to bring in richard lui. tell us about the seventh guy, jose ojeda. >> as we get to meet each and every one of those coming up from the mine, really compelling stories. personal stories. jose ojeda, 45 years old, he is a grandfather at 45. some of the issues. he has one child at the moment. he does have some medical issue, suffering from kidney problems, on medicine for

, chi, chi, le, le, le. in fact, he brought back rocks for all of the rescuers. then we had juan illanes, carlos mamani, jimmy sanchez, the youngest of the group. one by one, a historic and incredibly remarkable evening here, the rescue that seemed almost impossible, that seemed like it would never really happen finally under way as family members now are getting that opportunity to be reunited with their loved ones, giving them hugs, crying those tears. it's been a journey for all of these 33 men. but it seems over the next couple of hours and probably over the next day or two, this is a scene that's going to be repeated over and over and over again here in chile. thomas, now back to you. >> and natalie, as you say, we don't know an exact time when this may be over. so given that it's taken this long to get the five out, whkd we see the last men come to the surface? >> reporter: well, they are projecting anywhere from, you know, the 33 hours or so to 48 hours here. of course, always we've been watching it t

frs >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi! le-le-le! >> the rescue now complete. and they proudly held up a sign saying "mission accomplished." now, people here say they do believe in miracles. now, over the next 48 hours, the miners will remain at the local hospital for observation. if they don't need any further medical treatment, they will be allowed to go home to get back with their families and make up for lost time. ann. >> natalie, thank you so much. >>> a state department official warned today and alleged terror plot targeting europe is still active. he says there is no reason to cancel a travel alert for americans first issued 11 days ago. that warning advised americans living or visiting in europe to use extra caution at transportation hubs and popular tourist sights. >>> new figures show a record number of home foreclosures has happened in the third quarter of the year, up 22% over the last three months over the same time last year. >>> more than 70 people are under arrest coast-to-coast in the biggest medicare fraud case ever and accused of trying to c

. >> manuel gonzalez. [ horn honking ] >> we're hearing the people cheer here, chi, chi, chi, le, le, le, chile, chile. this man here wearing an arm band. [ speaking spanish ] fernando rocca. [ speaking spanish ] johnny rojas is one of his family members that he's waiting here for. [ speaking spanish ] do you know what number he's going to be coming out? he's number 21. boy, they've all memorized the numbers because they're anxiously waiting for that. 21 means that his wait could be in excess of 21 hours. >> rojas, his wife urged him to find a different job after years in the mines. should have listened to his wife on that one. >> right, well -- let's just watch a little more of this moment here as it plays out. the technicians surrounding that capsule looked confident, kerry. they seem to be solemn, smiling, some almost looking as if this was a routine process. >> well, the confidence they had said to me repeatedly they didn't want to be interpreted as overconfident. they were trying to make sure that they had done every checklist possible. as you know, there were representatives of

. >> chi-chi-chi! le-le-le! >> reporter: this miner has been waiting to meet his daughter who was born while he was underground. >> people around the world have learn lad lesson, a lesson of unit and courage, a lesson of faith. a lesson of hope. >> reporter: the only mechanical glitch came when workers had to fix a door latch. one has new moan yay and several will need dental surgery. one of the miners was nicknamed the doctor for taking care of his colleagues. even president obama was watching. >> let me also commend so many who are lending a and in this rescue effort. >> reporter: pope benedict offered a blessing in span nirchlt many of the miners emerged wearing t shirts that summed up their feelings -- thank you lord. >> it took 24 hours to complete instead of 48 hours. >>> there has been a stabbing outside a college park bar. leonardo ray please is charged with the stabbing. police say an argument began about a bar stool with ramos eventually stabbing four people, including his broampleght the bar is also i

chi chile le le los mineros de chile!ada tendrá 44 metros de altura será la que bajará las tuberías por el ducto también presentaron al grupo de pacto (m-fáprimer impacto (m-fá y miembros de la armada a pesar que el plan b ya superó 500 metros se ha dicho que este fin de semana podrían llegar a ellos la postura oficial es más conservadora. >>> viene una etapa difícil, tenemos que pasar esta zona complicada es prematuro hablar del sábado. >>> hoy también tuvimos oportunidad de ver los lentes que usaran los mineros para cubrir se los ojos de la claridad. >>> tienen la protección de rayos de la luz solar, tienen la posibilidad de dar una buena protección ocular >>> aproveché para pro barls y se puede ver al sol sin problemas las gafas son de un reconocido fabricante y cuestan 450 dólares cada unoo (m-fáprim arnés deportivo que utilizaran los men romineros hoy llegó la última de las 4 cápsulas y todos aquí aguar dando a que llegue el fin de semanar impa(mh@cto (m-f esperanza en chile, puede entrar a univision.com uniclavepact

unos con derroche de energÍa, >> chi chi chi lel el el >> otro levantando brazos en seÑal de victoria talento, de quien fue profesional de el fÚtbol. el penÚltimo minero trazÓ el telÉfono que les permitÍa comunicarse con el exterior. en la zona de reencuentro las emociones siguieron aflorando en besos y abrazos estÁn los, la mejor medicina para una pronta recuperaciÓn. >> una gran fortaleza la de estos hombres, y el estado de muchos ha sorprendido a los mÉdicos. luis urzua , el presidente dijo que en unos dÍas anunciarÁ nuevas medidas de seguridad para proteger, a los trabajadores chilenos no sÓlo para los interrogan en minerÍa simplemente en otras industrias, agricultura pesca. >> ojalÁ que sea una lecciÓn aprendida no solamente en chile sino en muchos paÍses de latinoamÉrica. >> quÍmica ver circunstancias seguras para los trabajadores. >> mientras los mineros luchan por sobrevivir, afuera sus familias esperaban su ansioso regreso, durante 69 dÍas pudimos conocer a los pequeÑos hÉroes, que sufrieron en carne propia la ausencia de sus padres. Éstos son los niÑos de del rescate. ♪ >> d

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! applause ] in some ways, this is becoming routine. yet, each one of these is remarkable. he says hello to loved ones who are waiting. thanks the rescue workers. gets a handshake from the president of chile. each, just as a precaution, they've all seemed healthy and hardy so far coming up. as a percussir precaution, each a stretcher for medical testing. 69 days, half a mile deep. juan carlos aguilar. 49 years old. he is the 29th. there's been a carefully orchestrated order of the miners coming up. those coming up now tend to be more senior members. 19 years experience in the case of aguilar. you see him shaking hands. you see the tearful ice here. a father of two. he will receive medical testing. most of all, be reunited with his family. you see him being placed on the stretcher, taken off for testing. so far, though, this has all been precaution neither. officials say on the scene the miners have been in good health, considering 69 days, a half mile deep. keeping our eye on important

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! he got out. many of the men relied on their faith to get them through the more than two-month ordeal. some dropped to their knees, prayed after the rescue. one says it's a miracle from god that they were able to survive and see their loved ones again. >> translator: i never had any doubts about how beautiful chile is. i always had faith in the professionals of chile. i never had any doubts, and as to faith, i always faith in the great creator. i had great luck. i was with god, and i was with the devil, but god won. i held on to god's hand, the best hand, and at no point in time, how do i explain this, at no point in time did i doubt that god wouldn't get me out of there. god doesn't carry out tests with anyone, no. >> we've asked two people who were inspired by their faith to join us this morning. one is a woman who survived genocide in rwanda, joins us author of the book "led by faith," joining us this morning from new york, also dr. joy is with us, she used her faith to overcome the

y hoy chile y el mundo celebran a la voz de chi, chi, le, le, 33 hombre que han hecho historia. >> uns vimos un rescate tras otros el corazón y la gran emoción de personas pues vivimos paso a paso de la mano con fell. >> héroe del bicentenario, recuerden que chile también está celebrando sus 200 año de independencia y precisamente hablando de esto vamos a ver cómo ha sido la respuesta de lo que ha sido la comunidad internacional a todo este operativo de rescate. >> presidente lula le agradezco palabras. >> líderes mundiales no esperaron para enviar mensaje de apoyo a los héroes de chile, comenzando por el papá benedicto xvi que ante más de 4.000 personas encomend para otra a dios a estos valientes hombres. >> siguen comened ando con esperanza a los mineros de la región de atacama en chile. muchas gracias y que dios los bendiga. >> spru parte el presidente de méxico felipe calderón manifestó el apoyo a otra vez de la página de twitter, diciendo viva chile, viva la esperanza de que el hombre puede superar cualquier dificultad. y el ministro del relaciones exteriors de alemania comentó s

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile!.mistake 33 are alive today because the conservative president made their survival his government's priority. he overruled advisers who warned he would pay a huge price for failure. i arrived in chile on august 23rd, just 24 hours after the men were found alive. no one knew how they'd be rescued. yet when i met chile's mining minister that night he already had a plan. >> we are planning a whole support system for food, for psychological help, et cetera, so we're going to keep them alive and in good shape. >> reporter: and they did. inventing a delivery system to send food and supplies through an impossibly narrow access hole hooking up fresh water, electricity, even tv for the men entombed half a mile underground. i watched as the very loyal families cheered an endless caravan of drills and rescue equipment desending on this desert moon scape. they couldn't remember when government had ever done anything for them before. the so-called plan b drill that ultimately succeed was made in the

was quite a bond between the two groups and at one point the miners began doing the chile chant, the chi-chi-chihant. and one of them picked it up and chanted it back to them. and it was quite impressive show. >> larry: what would you say is the biggest medical concern? >> there are multiple. certainly myself and my chilean medical colleagues are not going to breathe deeply until they are all safely out from the mine. but it ranges from engineering failures to rock collapse or low blood pressure in the miners as they ascend and folks who lock their knees when they stand up straight at attention. there is a myriad of things that the chileans have practiced for, that they have looked for as far as contingencies, and i think they are well prepared and they've done a lot to help these folks up to the surface safely. >> larry: thanks, guys. we'll be talking to you again. don't go away. [ female announcer ] in the coming weeks and months, you may notice something a little different about eggland's best eggs. now, in addition to the taste and nutrition you and your family love, eggland's best will prou

chi chi chi le le le! >> all right, and, without any further ado, let's get you to the scene right now. our karl penhaul is there. karl, if you would, take as much time as you need, and bring us the sights, sounds and scenes as you have watched it unfold over the hours now. >> reporter: i think, if you gave me as much time as i needed, tony, we'd have to go back over the entire 12 hours that this rescue operation has lasted so far. there have been so many magical moments there, as i'm sure you'll agree, difficult to describe each one. but here we are in camp hope, the camp were the families have camped out since that mine collapsed on august the 5th, and today, and over last night, and now their hopes being fulfilled as their sons, as husbands, were finally pulled back to the surface. it really didn't matter which miner was being pulled to the surface at any one moment. there have been 33 families that arrived here, but since they arrived here, they became one big family with 33 sons. florencia av vallos m

. >> chi-le! chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! then sirens screaming he arrived.s waiting for him. to the world it will be remembered as a rescue executed on a grand scale. but to the families on the ground here it was an infinity of little hours. waiting for the moment when their miner would emerge from underground. christina nunez proposed to her long-time boyfriend, carlos illanes while he was underground. he said yes. next out was mario gomez who dropped to his knees as a prayerful silence fell over the crowd. his wife pulled him to his feet for a hug. and also waiting, was the eldest of six brothers, renaldo. the emotion with him, he says was endless. he said he thought he would never see me again. victor samora hugged his son. before he stepped out of the capsule. and a kiss for his pregnant wife. he had been writing poems for underground. there was omar, jubilant. waving the flag of his favorite soccer team. the minister of health says the miners are too euphoric to sleep. they're not willing to rest, he said, until the last one of them is rescued. but the

read it carefully before investing. [ applause ] chi-chi-chi-! le-le-le! los mineros de chile! moment last night, we brought that to you live in the 11:00 hour, that was manuel gonzalez, the final rescuer out of the mine in chile and the first to go into it. greeted like a hero of course, coming and going. he spent about 25 hours underground. tonight, the 33 miners that he helped to rescue are doing remarkably well. the breaking news, several have now been released from the hospital. doctors now say all of them could be out over the weekend. take a look at this new video we just got in tonight showing several of the miners being taken care of in the hospital, looking good and in good spirits. one of them still wearing the glasses, in fact nearly all of them there, still wearing the glasses that they were given as they left the mine. that's in a meeting with chile's president. they began telling of their long ordeal. mario gomez approached a breaking point in the days leading up to the rescue. the others are speaking out as well tonight. the case of yonni barrios, the miner met

still to come, we are live in chi chile. >> 60 days underground but confident that one of these drills could breakthrough to the men this week. flu >> in the first trip of papers to sisly, he urged people to stand strong. we have the report. >> a warm welcome for the president. hearing him celebrate mass. >> i know people have problems, issues and worries. many people are uncertain about work, fears for the future, physical and moral sufferingnd as the arch bishop said, physical and original nieszed crime. >> he paid tribute for the priest that stood up for the mafia. local people want him to be named a saint. >> you are try trees rooted in the river of good. do not fear opposing evil. together they will be like a growing forest. >> do not surrender to the lure of the mafia. these were strong words from the pope. for some campaigners, not strong enough. flu >> i'm george, these are the headlines. >> destroying 27 tankers carrying fuel to troops in neighboring afghanistan. it was behind the assault in which three people sdieed. in brazil, facing a second round after failing to get a cle

. >> well, i told you, it is called tai-chi. i happen to be very interested in it. people, standing on the streets, doing these tai-chi exercises. the late eric fromm, the psychologist, he did it every morning and, my son teaches tai-chi and teaches it around the country and the chinese have used it for centuries. it is a very mild form of... graceful form of exercise. look at that. it doesn't hurt the joints. that is my son, right there. >> jamie: on the left. >> doesn't hurt the joints, it causes -- results in improved balance, fewer falls, lower blood pressure, you can learn how to do it, and once you learn how to do it, you do it yourself, it doesn't require any equipment, it doesn't make you breathless, and, i mean, it a perfect form of exercise, the latest thing about tai-chi, that you want to know, is that there have been reports in the last couple of weeks, that people with heart failure who do these exercises regularly, have dramatic improvements. it lowers blood pressure, it is the best thing for you, and, arthur, if you are watching, i am going to start t