eva just has not spoken with us. >> reporter: larsen and eva lived together for 32 years but becausemarriages and larsen died without a will, his brother and father inherited everything, the rights to his books and his estate. estimated to be worth around $20 million. >> we want to work with eva. we tried for nearly six years to get an agreement with her. of some sort. in any way. but she has turned us down all the time. for some reason. you'll have to speak with her about that. >> reporter: eva declined our request for an interview but she has spoken out publicly against the larsens. he said that she knows more what stieg wanted to do with his legacy with this money than either of you. >> maybe so. but someone has to take care of this. she don't want to work with us. that's her choice. >> reporter: there's another mystery that eva refuses to clear up. and that's the question whether stieg larsson wrote yet another book before he died. larsen told friends that one did exist, but none of them had seen it. well, we can now confirm it. there is in fact an unpublished manuscript. have yo

as eva was saying, there is the freedom to choose your own team.of the things that we're really missing in america is we don't culturally value our teachers. it's not a prestigious position. now sure we value some of them, but you don't have a lot of 11-year-olds growing up and saying what i really want to do in life is become a teacher. and a lot of the top countries, i used to teach in japan when i was younger. and i got so much respect and i was a young teacher. they're brought up with teachers are heroes, we need to respect them. it's one of the best possible jobs you can have in society. and charter schools, one of the reasons they're doing so well is their teaching staff is so amazing. it's important to remember that about 90% of our kids are still in mainstream public schools. i think when you look at that and we ask questions about tenure, and we ask questions about not being able to reward teachers and give them the professional development they need and not being able to evaluate them, to ask those questions is not to be against anything.

eva luna! [risas] cÓmo es el personaje de eva? >> eva gonzÁlez no es tan glamorosa todavÍa!n en despierta amÉrica! (publicidad) [ locutor ] carly fiorina. como jefe de hp, despidió a treinta mil trabajadores. familias sufrieron cuando fiorina exportó miles de trabajos en california a china... y se fue con cien millones en su bolsillo. fiorina está en contra de una reforma migratoria y prefiere una ley discriminatoria como la de arizona. estoy en favor de la ley de arizona. [ locutor ] carly fiorina. ella no está con nosotros. su único interés es el ella misma. [ boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approve this message. ex presidente de argentina, "nestor kirchner" , llegaron ayer a buenos aires para ser velados en la casa rosada. ---la presidenta argentina, "cristina fernández de kirchner", presidió el homenaje popular que decenas de miles de personas rindieron a su esposo, fallecido de un infarto masivo el miercoles. ---con aspecto agotado pero serena y firme, la presidenta se mantuvo al pie del féretro de su esposo, acompañada por sus dos hijos, asi como tambien de ministros,

. >>> y ya se acerca la gran noche que todos esperamos la nueva novela de univision eva luna, la pasiónde eva luna. >>> una gran producción con el talento de carlos sotomayor, hacemos una pausa, temen que las golocinas contengan una droga peligrosa. >>> un programa estimula a los hijos de trabajadores agrícolas, porque es el momento un ingeniero asegura que los muertos le ayudan a dilucidar y este sabado en la jornada 15 del futbol mexicano podria conocerse que equipos logran asegurar boletos para la liguilla. buenas tardes hoy a las seis de la tarde en nuestro segmento deportivo tambien le vamos a contar como llegaron los gigantes a texas para los partidos restantes de la serie mundial con los rangers. eso y mas hoy a las seis de la tarde le ponemos al tanto.esperenos. . >>> atención a esto porque lanzan advertencia en los Ángeles para los padres que salen a pedir golosinas con sus hijos en halloween veamos . >>> qué tal, buenas tardes si estos dulces contienen única peligrosa mezcla de azúcar y drogas con que algunos mal intencionados podrían inc nar a sus hijos para convertir les en

i'm eva mendes, and you've experienced one of the million of use for my new product.endes sex tape. >> reporter: believe it or not hollywood agents are actually image conscious stars to make fun of themselves here. >> we had marion cotillard come on with tiny breasts on her forehead. this is an academy award-winning actress. david mamet shot this for us. consistantly amazed when people show up. >> reporter: when john mccain compared barack obama to paris hilton during the 2008 campaign, funny or die became part of the political discourse. >> first off i saw the commercial, and couldn't believe he even mentioned paris hilton -- i was like what are you doing? now your wo on the phone. here's the idea. we had the thing shot in two days. >> hey, america, i'm paris hilton and i'm a celebrity too. only i'm not from the olden days and i'm not promising change like that other guy. i'm just hot. >> the thing hit and got millions of hits. and then when we heard his campaign responded, we're like, first off, that is the saddest moment for american politics ever and second off, o

. >> our next contestant, eva perez. >> whoa!reporter: now a new unexpected face emerging in the world of glitz and glamour. ♪ happy >> reporter: the pageant dad. >> shaky, shaky. >> reporter: on "toddlers & tiaras", david perez has devoted his life to taking 3-year-old daughter eva all the way to miss america. >> i am the super dad of pageants. i am her coach, makeup artist, costume designer and her biggest cheerleader. my wife and i are always joking that if you need to fix a flat tire, you go to her. if you need to win miss universe, you come to me. i can bead a gown but can't fix a flat tire. >> reporter: one of a growing number of dads. behind the divas. >> this is alex's trophy room. >> alex salazar, grew up a jock, playing sports and working on cars. he never imagined that one day he would be practicing pageant routines with his 6-year-old daughter emily. >> reporter: are you even more into this than your wife? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: you are a real guys guy. how did you get into this world? it must have been so weird for

además el esfuerzo de eva, es legalizar su situación en este país.>>> gracias r >>>vanessa: una preocupación de mucha familias gracias. >carmen: balón a cancha como le fue a los mineros. >>> les contamos quien ganó y el hijo de la princesa diana está a punto de una boda real. [ locutor ] ¿tienes un resfriado? [ tose ] ¿confundido sobre que usar? haz clic en el buscador de alivio robitussin. sólo haz clic sobre tus síntomas y obtén el alivio adecuado. el pasillo de catarro y tos hecho más simple. el buscador de alivio robitussin. es así de sencillo. quiero la cocina de mis sueños. ¿"disculpame tu" cocina? bueno, "nuestra." tiene que ser moderna. mmmm...¿pero con cajones y armarios para guardar todas mis recetas? claro, tenemos que hacer cada día algo diferente. y que no ocupe espacio, para que podamos cocinar los dos juntos. mmm, ya me está entrando hambre mi amor. ahora sí que va conmigo... esto es lo que buscaba. sabes que, ya tengo ganas de estrenar en mi nueva cocina. ¿"tu" cocina? >carmen: hubo pánico en un pueblo de texas las impactantes imágene

eva longoria in "desperate housewives" do you think that kind of defines the roles that you've beenting? >> its definitely typecast me and it definitely followed me. >> that's not a bad thing. >> it's not a bad thing, but this is a good opportunity for me to do a complete 180. >> and luke watson has some deep, dark secrets. >> luke watson has some things he's running away from, i'll tell you that. >> jesse metcalf, you can watch "the chase" at 10:00, 9:00 central on nbc. for 25,000 miles? but when you call... let me check. oh fudge, nothing without a big miles upcharge. it's either pay their miles upcharges or connect through mooseneck! [ freezing ] i can't feel my feet. we switched to the venture card from capital one -- so no more games. let's go see those grandkids. [ male announcer ] don't pay miles upcharges. don't play games. get the flight you want with the venture card at capitalone.com. [ loving it ] help! what's in your wallet? with the venture card at capitalone.com. activia is better than ever! hey, you guys. want to try activia's great new taste? isn't this the yogurt t

eva: wait, what did he say? heather: who cares? amy: oops. i think you missed one.ll, i hope you're a leg man. anncr: this week, citizen cargos 22 dollars, kids 15, at your neighborhood old navy. rreparable. she's developed severe dic. you have to force her to terminate. did you give corticosteroids to speed the baby's lung development? no, i dropped an anvil on its chest to prevent lung development. i'm trying to extinguish the human race one fetus at a time. give the lungs more time to expand so you can see inside them, see if they're the problem. my real patient is dying. very quickly. like, i wouldn't advise her to buy any green bananas. the fetus is nothing more than a parasite at this point. removing it is an instant cure. you're not gonna get emma to see it that way. she's probably already named the baby. read him books, had conversations with him. you get it. she'll listen to you. no. you let this woman refuse to terminate, you're helping her commit suicide. as her doctor, my recommendation is against suicide. if the baby had a doctor, i think she would reco

that is how much of our water that's delivered is lost to eva evaporation or transportation, the residual is the run off you get in the colorado river or some other river system. that's very much under debate in the scientific community right now. its the first order of question. a few percent have a very very large impact, so this that's one of those things that there are a lot of studies going on and i think is a scientific issue, which probably will get more refined and we'll get better at that one. that's where i stop. thanks. [applause] >> afternoon. i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that a

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in a rambling statement before the immigration board, eva quaid says eight of her husband's acting friendsve been murdered in recent years and so they felt they would be next. their attorney said the quaids are seeking asylum from "hollywood star whackers. " the actor and his wife are accused of failing to pay a large hotel bill and illegally living in a home in california. >>> the body of usa swimmer who died in a weekend race near dubai is being transferred to u.s. authorities today. 28-year-old fran from philadelphia went under in the final stretch of an open water competition. cbs's charlie d'agata has the report from london. >> reporter: it's what he worked his whole life for. a shot at making the u.s. olympic swim team. >> i had a great opportunity ahead of me. i'm looking to seat the moment. >> reporter: it was his last. the 26-year-old died during a six-mile race on saturday off the coast of the united arab emirates. >> it was his whole life and he was dedicated to his dream and his dream was to make the olympic team and he fought. >> they blame his death on over exertion. several

. >>> tmz reports eva langoria had a two-car smashup on hollywood boulevard. there were minor injuries and the accident is under investigation. >>> katy perry arrived in india yesterday, ahead of her saturday wedding to russell brand. she was sporting a gold chain from nose to ear which is traditional indian wedding jewelry. >>> johnny depp, after finishing his fourth "pirates of the caribbean movie" will do a film remake on "the thin man." >>> finally, reports say john mayer and kim kardashian were out in new york recently to see how they would hit it off as a couple. most of those reports included the same joke, which one would you warn about the other. not my joke. i don't think that's very nice. >> interesting, the thing that kim is most known for is the very same thing that john's ex-girlfriends say about him. >> can't say it on network television. >>> and this comes to us from wmgm in atlantic city, new jersey. in nearby pleasantville, the sky is the limit for one elementary school student. nicole has been blind since birth, but that hasn't stopped the f

washing people and specifically those in power have common sense and they understand too well that it's eva and it's russia's future is not to be an empire but rather to build up its reputation and influence via soft power rather than by force. what are the main types russia faces today. russia has the legacy of the soviet union and it will be marked by this stigma for a long time i come from a country in which the collapse of the empire was a difficult one but the bloodshed in the fifty's and sixty's yeltsin sat take as much independence as you can swallow and another day he sent you off free get out of here many things about russia were forgotten people forgot that the soviet system was dominating and instilled fear and then got scared of the country that neither the power nor the ability to speak as poignantly with other countries all this was forgotten and this new russia was not understood as i see it and in your country are people suspicious of russia i don't know what to say to that. your current president nicolas sarkozy said in his election campaign it's better to shake hands with

it's a soccer game featuring politicians featuring the country's president eva more morales. watch this coming up. the president walks up to the guy who earlier fouled here and here we go, knees him into the groin. the guy drops down in pain. the president just walks away. no skin off his back. president morales didn't get ejected. the other guy did. this video sparked criticism from the public. so far the president hasn't apologized. >>> now to the economy, virginia lending a helping hand to struggling homeowners plus a new scam targeting itunes shoppers. that affects a lot of us. shawn is back now with your fox 5 top five. >> we're starting off tonight with help for struggling homeowners. no. 5, 0% interest loans for up to $50,000 are available to virginia homeowners facing foreclosure. due to a loss of income because of job loss or a medical condition. now to qualify you must be at least three months behind on mortgage payments or have lost at least 15% of your income. no. 4, heads up you itunes users. cyber security experts warn about a brand-new scam tarring you. if you

people have been killed and several were injured in the uprising and the country remains tonight see eva golinger she's an expert on latin america she says it's likely the rebellion has been made to. the law apparently the police were protesting seems to be just an excuse for some plans that were already under way to execute a q a coup against program he was reelected for a second term last year overwhelmingly by giorgio ecuadorians and many of his policies in affected you know big business interests it's the same as what happened in honduras the same as what happened in venezuela eight years ago and it could taggants president chavez and remember that just last year president refused to renew a contract for u.s. military in man to ecuador and so that his country and his policies this government also come into conflict with a very powerful u.s. interest there is a massive u.s. presence not just military but more than military presence particularly the u.s. agency for international development which is just everywhere they have a massive compound in both quito and why it killed major citi

. >>> gracias argelia, univision está a sólo días del gran estreno de la novela eva luna y hoy se lanzólias. también más de 2 millones de vehículos retirados del mercado. y en un templo de dios una niña hace sorprendentes movimientos, lo lerán sólovlerán sólo aquí a mañana los que perdieron su vida de forma brutal intentan hacer contacto con los vivos esto asegura un ingeniero. le dicen cómo murieron, le dicen cómo sufrieron. >>> son al más en pena víctimas de crímenes que quieren [ locutor ] carly fiorina. como jefe de hp, despidió a treinta mil trabajadores. familias sufrieron cuando fiorina exportó miles de trabajos en california a china... y se fue con cien millones en su bolsillo. fiorina está en contra de una reforma migratoria y prefiere una ley discriminatoria como la de arizona. estoy en favor de la ley de arizona. [ locutor ] carly fiorina. ella no está con nosotros. su único interés es el ella misma. [ boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approve this message. una familia hace e una denuncia ante nuestras cámaras porque uno de su familiares fue secuestrado al cruzar la frontera,

that was lawyer and author eva gone and now let's get to some other news stories now hitting headlines around the world this hour and in pakistan the suspected militants have attacked more than two dozen tankers carrying fuel for nato troops stationed in afghanistan the attack follows blocking a vital supply route for coalition forces it was responding to an apparent nato air strike that killed three pakistani paramilitary troops the country says it will consider other response options if allied forces continue to violate its sufferance . seven people have been killed after three explosions in nigeria's capital abuja comes during the country's celebrations marking fifty years of independence from the u.k. nigeria's main the militant group had a threat promising to bomb the event and said there was nothing worth celebrating after fifty years of failure the country's been scarred by ethnic and religious violence for decades. a massive fire has ripped through a thirty eight floor apartment an office building in south korea's the southern port city of sun flames server largely been contain

very small minority whatever little public support the protesting police may have within the country eva golinger who is an expert on latin america says the uprising may not have been spontaneous she says the revolt is strongly backed by business and political elements both inside ecuador and outside. and at the meantime there are thousands tens of thousands are pouring into the streets in the capital quito protesting this yet another attempt and ecuador has been subject over the past before court for a i want office in two thousand and seven before that it would have been subject to numerous who's in changes in governments during the ten years prior so. the law apparently the police were protesting seems to be just an excuse for some plans that were already underway to execute a coup against he was reelected per second can last year overwhelmingly by a majority of ecuadorians and many of his policies are affected you know big business interests it's the same as what happened in honduras the same as what happened in venezuela eight years ago in a coup d'etat against president chavez and

. >> with more on the track of the storm, here's accuweather's eva. >> the flood concerns far from over across the northeast. in fact, we have another heavy slug of rain building in across the area. we did see that rain taper off thursday in the mid-atlantic. here comes that new rain. it is with a low pressure system building back in across the mid-atlantic and this will bring another heavy slug of rain up to the north. this time shifted off to the east just a bit as the frontal boundary is moving east as well. this will bring the heavy rains anywhere from jersey back into new york city, even into new england as we progress throughout the day. this will lead to additional flood concerns, especially across low-lying areas. poor drainage areas and many small streams. we'll see a couple of showers back into upstate new york. that will bring much drier weather as we head into the weekend. before that, we are talking about a tremendous amount of rain falling once again in many of the same wrairs that saw heavy rain throughout thursday. anywhere from the jersey shore through upstate new york.

now back to you, rob and vinita. >> eva, thanks. >>> here's a look at the rest of your weather. dry across the rest of the country. look for showers in the upper midwest from minneapolis to milwaukee. scattered showers in the mountains around los angeles. >> a high of 89 in sacramento. 79 in portland, and 82 in colorado springs. mild in fargo at just 63. 77 in kansas city. 66 in detroit. 70s in boston, baltimore and atlanta. mostly 80s for miami to dallas. >>> doctors say a southern california man is expected to make a full recovery after enduring a terrifying ordeal. edward rosenthal managed to survive for nearly six days with no food and no water while on a desert hike in joshua tree national park. amazingly he did it during a record heat wave. mike daniels of kesq in palm springs has details. >> it's like this miracle of, oh, my gosh, you know, my husband. i just couldn't stop saying, my husband, my husband, they found my husband. >> reporter: nicole kaplan describes the moment she was reunited with her husband, the lost hiker. 64-year-old edward rosenthal. >> his eyes and ju

eva: ¡qué dijo! heather: qué importa! amy: oh oh...creo que te faltó una.glo xxi casos de abuso que parecen sacados de la época me de ahí va el, un joven en condiciones infra humanas y vamos con imágenes del momento que fue puesto en libertad. >> cuando autoridades de jalisco méxico ingresaron a esta casa al norte de guadalajara. miguel ramón apenas podría moverse y si quería hacerlo esta cadena se lo im pedía. >> cuántas horas estás así?. >> horas. >> qué horas?. >> cuántos días?. >> son las 10, a qué hora?. >> hoy mismo?. >> a las nueve y media yo creo. >> lo hace seguido hijo?. >> seguido te amarra?. >> no entiendo. >> muchos días. >> confundido el joven de 16 años estaba sentado sobre la taza del baño y sobre él un poco de agua, la policía lo exaltó tras denuncia anónima. >> bueno recibimos un reporte donde persona estaba recibiendo, estaba solici tanloed apoyo arribar aquí, vecinos este hacer la investigación más que que nada saber de dónde era la persona que estaba pidiendo el auxilio. >> mientras policías buscaban con qué romper, y él explicaba que e

. >> with a size 13 foot, eva says locally things have changed for women like her. she has an advantage, she can get to the top shelf. >> coming up, a baltimore developer says his vision includes more than just lot at arundel mills. that is coming up, new at 6. that is coming up, new at 6. >> 30 bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax bre

miners.nl he is the only one, the otherthr 30 2w0* chileans.resi we are likely to see the president eva morales to make tt sure everything is going wellin with him.ith an international contingent among the miners. this would be number four. 4. the first three have come slowly and steadily and ci without incident.egins that means the capsule took a few dings during dressrss. rehearsals and they hammered it out, but it is running smoothly. you can see the paint chipped in someplaces, but right now as the nation continues to watch, these rescues are still t coming off without a hitch. whou the president himself still up at at the pod um why --podium rte. greeting them as they reunite. >> i have a feeling, steve, chi the president of chile will be there until the last miner and rescue worker comes to the surface. >>> we are going to pause and take a quick break as we and continue to follow thisquick eak enormous human drama that isfoow playing out on world hum television in a moment. >> >> the disoir developed -- thed story developed on august day fifth. they are reporting good news for you

eva: wait, what did he say? heather: who cares? amy: oops. i think you missed one.applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. our first guest this evening is a tony and emmy award-winning entertainer who is currently on broadway in the smash hit "promises, promises." she can also be seen in the comedy "you again," which opens on the big screen everywhere today. please welcome kristin chenoweth. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. kristin chenoweth! [ cheers and applause ] so happy you're here, pal. thanks so much for coming. i appreciate it. >> this is our first date. >> jimmy: this is our first date. >> i know. >> jimmy: absolutely. i'm so excited. i'm nervous. >> me too. >> jimmy: i didn't bring you anything. >> you gave me a cup. you gave me one of those. >> jimmy: i gave you a mug, yes. it was filled with water. >> oh, my gosh, i just realized that my tag is still on the bottom of my shoe. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ sad trombone ] >> jimmy: it is a giant -- yes. >> oh, my -- >> jimmy: what is going on? is this some ty

eva fielder apparently had no idea about that until the police went to arrest her mom. wolf?> what a story that s thanks, mary, thanks very much. >>> the house speaker, nancy pelosi, thought woe be a great running mate for barack obama. now, chet edwards is running away from nancy pelosi. we are going to tell you why. let's do some little things... that help us save big. add some insulation here. a little weather stripping there. maybe an energy star-rated appliance, or two. let's save money on the things that keep saving money. that way, we can turn a little energy into a lot of savings. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. we're lowering the cost of staying at room temperature with owens corning insulation -- just $10.44 per roll. my professor at berkeley asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, let's grow some algae." and that's what started it. exxonmobil and synthetic genomics have built a new facility to identify the most productive strains of algae. algae are amazing little critters. they secrete oil, which we could turn i

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eva morales, the president of bolivia came and joined the one miner who is from bolivia. carlos mamani, who could have a house in chile if he wanted it. i guess he feels at one with the people here and who wouldn't after being trapped in a brotherhood they have developed down below? >> you are teep keeping tabs on the 17th miner to come to the surface. thank you very much for the help. >> i wanted to mention we have heard from robert gibbs at the white house that the president may call the president of chile to talk about this situation and he may speak about the situation hearing from him in the rose garden later this afternoon so we'll be watching for that. david lariskey is founder of safety solutions international and former assistance secretary of labor for mine safety an enhealth. how would you characterize the more than two months we have spent watching this situation? when it comes to the fact they survived the mine fall-in and now they are being rescued. >> well, certainly, there's uncertain. there's a lot of emotions. i'm certain for the families, maybe more so

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. >> thanks, eva.re gusty, not as strong in the los angeles area. light rain, pacific northwest. heavy mountain snow in the cascades and rockies. showers from miami to jacksonville. i think i said ava, i meant eva. sorry, ava. >>> 69 here in new york. detroit hit 70. kansas city, 64 minneapolis, 50. 40s in salt lake city and billings. 51 in seattle. 60 in albuquerque. >>> hurricane richard has deflated to nothing more than a tropical depression as it enters the gulf of mexico this morning. wind are barely hitting 35 miles an hour, now, that is a far cry from the power it was packing when it pummeled the central american nation of belize and damaged thousands of flimsy homes there. >>> the cholera outbreak in haiti is likely to get worse. health officials say it may spread to the dominican republic. more than 250 people have died so far. our dr. richard besser has traveled to the impoverished area where the outbreak started. >> reporter: we journey to the epicenter of the outbreak. as we got close, a di

my little friend eva is having her 3rd birthday party and all she wans is a nice little bit of weather>> it's not going to happen. it is outdoor? >> yes. >> any outdoor activity is going to be wet and tomorrow. >> some soggy princesses. >> no more of the rapunzel. three-years old. she will have a good time. she won't remember. let's take you outside right now. san bruno mountain looking back towards san francisco. you will have to talk about the raiders gone and so are the 49ers. we will have some rain for that game in cal. look at the clouds. it is dark out there as we look out over oakland. the east bay hills are going to get a lot of rain today. we will get some into the north end of the bay. same for the south end of the bay. we look out over san jose. a lot of cloud cover. the rains come through the santa clara valley have been very light. that will change as we go through the evening and into tomorrow. let me show you the radar. within the past hour, you can see the energy just really coming through in pockets as we come on here. this is also something to point out. snow across t

. >> eva morales, not the best of friends, chile and bolivia. an interesting side note.n addition to the fame and fortune that certainly await the men that come up. hopefully all of them come up. there is a lawsuit. the men suing the mining company, possibly the government? >> yes, there has been a civil lawsuit, 24 or 25 of the families have come together and -- and are on that case. it is against the government. it is against the company. the government was criticized -- they basically -- body that oversees mine safety in the country. criticisms there are very to mine safety auditors for a country with lots of -- of mines. and -- so, yeah, there has been, a lot of criticism. >> well, amid all of that criticism. another moment of joy. mario sepulvedsepulveda, the se miner to come up in the capsule. emerged from the rescue shaft. that must be family members crying with joy. looks like his wife. he celebrated his 40th birthday in the last, ten weeks or so. look at the smile. look at the smile. they have their sunglasses on. of course because of the dim light down below. t