they've been explos poesed to toxins now for months.we don't know what long term affects are going to be on their lungs and brains. >> were you surprised when you saw first two running out and hugging? jumping up and down? >> i can't tell you how amazingly positive this s it's a testament to the teamwork. figuring out who is in charge, parceling out food, water. this is i bet emotion of being a team meant the most. >> they're lowering capsule one again into the ground. they will retrieve yet another. the third of the trapped 33 miners down below. and remember there are a couple rescue workers went down there to evaluate the situation. these are men who in the capsule as they're taken a ride up, have to have an oxygen massing on and to be instructed on escape hatch. and they well know that they have a bio med monitoring device strapped on so their respiratory conditions and breathing and heart rate can be monitored. and claustrophobia, panic attacks and anxiety attacks are a problem. they're being watched with a tiny cram mounted inside

they've been explos poesed to toxins now for months.we don't know what long term affects are going to be on their lungs and brains. >> were you surprised when you saw first two running out and hugging? jumping up and down? >> i can't tell you how amazingly positive this s it's a testament to the teamwork. figuring out who is in charge, parceling out food, water. this is i bet emotion of being a team meant the most. >> they're lowering capsule one again into the ground. they will retrieve yet another. the third of the trapped 33 miners down below. and remember there are a couple rescue workers went down there to evaluate the situation. these are men who in the capsule as they're taken a ride up, have to have an oxygen massing on and to be instructed on escape hatch. and they well know that they have a bio med monitoring device strapped on so their respiratory conditions and breathing and heart rate can be monitored. and claustrophobia, panic attacks and anxiety attacks are a problem. they're being watched with a tiny cram mounted inside

they've been explos poesed to toxins now for months. don't know what long term affects are going to be on their lungs and brains. >> were you surprised when you saw first two running out and hugging? jumping up and down? >> i can't tell you how amazingly positive this s it's a testament to the teamwork. figuring out who is in charge, parceling out food, water. this is i bet emotion of being a team meant the most. >> they're lowering capsule one again into the ground. they will retrieve yet another. the third of the trapped 33 miners down below. and remember there are a couple rescue workers went down there to evaluate the situation. these are men who in the capsule as they're taken a ride up, have to have an oxygen massing on and to be instructed on escape hatch. and they well know that they have a bio med monitoring device strapped on so their respiratory conditions and breathing and heart rate can be monitored. and claustrophobia, panic attacks and anxiety attacks are a problem. they're being watched with a tiny cram mounted inside an