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he was deemed to be the fittest. he became a cameraman during the whole session the last two months and he was able to help his fellow miners and he was deemed to be the healthiest. we watched those scenes coming up just over two hours or so. his brother, we should say, is trapped in there as well. the second person who was rescued was, if we just move this along here, and we can see. at the age of 40, from santiago, chile, someone who became pretty much an unofficial spokesman. his wife is an accountant. while waiting at camp hope, she continued to fill out tax forms. the third person we saw just at the top of the hour was juan illanes palma. and he is 52 years of age. and he is electrical mechanic. and he also served as a corporal for chile fighting in the conflict for argentina. he is known as a bit of a singer. he is known to be good at letters and apparently his letters to his wife were full of humor and on that mix. >> do we know who four is? >> there is a pecking order that has been determined and formalized b

they'll be brought up in the next group and the final group, the fittest men of all. still some debate about who the 33rd miner out of the hole will be but it's luis suoy volunteering to come last and he said i was the boss down there on the day of the cave-in and he likens his position somewhat to that of a ship captain. should be the ship's captain to be the last leaving a sinking ship and wants the know the men are safe on the way back to the surface before he himself steps into that phoenix capsule, kyra. >> wow. can't imagine being that last one down there. karl penhaul, we can't wait to watch this operation begin and just imagine. headset, communications and a lot of faith getting into that capsule and working their way up. it's also very claustrophobic, raphael, and oxygen, too. there's safety precautions in place getting into the capsule. >> exactly. look at the replica we have here. little more than 21 inches. just enough to fit a normal person. just about the width of my shoulders and it is very, very tight in there. and at the height is about 6'4" so it's e

fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

is there a real motive behind, oh, yeah, just the survival of the fittest?lready well connected, if you are very wealthy, if you basically don't have to worry about all of these services, if you can take care of yourself, then the notion that we're not all in it together is very comforting. you don't have to pay for them. you don't have to worry about them because we against them and them and they are the people that would otherwise take from us who have it all and, keith, in this kind of society right now, unfortunately, we have never seen, at least since the 1920s and the 1990s, the year of the robber barons, this degree of concentration of income and wealth. and so you have a lot of people who are very comfortable, don't have to worry about their house burning down, don't have to worry about having protection. they can get private security guards and they are, in effect, saying to themselves we don't want to pay with our tax dollars or anything else for the protection or the well-being of them. let them take care of themselves. >> what about the people wh

the fittest will be pulled up first. the miners have been put on a diet to boost their strength and aspirin to avoid blood clotting. they will have to take immediate action once they hit the surface, if it's light outside, since they have been in the dark for 68 days. >> they could have some damages, being exposed to this light. so we have a situation, using this protects their mission. >> then they'll go directly to a hospital, where showers and fresh clothes are waiting and they'll be examined. maria herrera says there were days when she lost all hope for her brother. but she says she doesn't want to take away from the joy she is feeling now. miners are asking for privacy when they come up. to make up for lost time with their loved ones. >> wjz eyewitness news. >> and another live look right now at the san jose mine. the rescue capsule being called the phoenix. it is named for the mythic bird that rose from the ashes. >> it's been more than five years since the baltimore county woman disappeared. her body has never bee

is there a real motive behind, oh, yeah, just the survival of the fittest? >> if you are already well connected, if you are very wealthy, if you basically don't have to worry about all of these services, if you can take care of yourself, then the notion that we're not all in it together is very comforting. you don't have to pay for them. you don't have to worry about them because we against them and them and they are the people that would otherwise take from us who have it all and, keith, in this kind of society right now, unfortunately, we have never seen, at least since the 1920s and the 1990s, the year of the robber barons, this degree of concentration of income and weal wealth. and so you have a lot of people who are very comfortable, don't have to worry about their house burning down, don't have to worry about having protection. they can get private security guards and they are, in effect, saying to themselves we don't want to pay with our tax dollars or anything else for the protection or the well-being of them. let them take care of themselves. >> wha

fittest to whet to play. bill and let us find all about-how it could impact. >> and let us find out >> and we are seeing drier conditions and that is going to allow only on wednesday. the wednesday = 4:57, partly cloudy, cool and loss 60 degrees on the first pitch. 53 as the game wrapped up. thursday, a completely different forecast it is going to be cloudy, cool, and a good chance of showers. at least some rainfall i do not think that it is going to be a ring out. but definitely bring your umbrella and be prepared. and will bring your weekend forecast. >> and practice is under way, and vern glenn who was on the field? >> it is everybody, and even as i speak. with the scrum and we're all having to listen to what he was going to say. about this team and with our, today. and apparel, they have a lot of energy. to go the distance as we like to say. to my right, there are members of the giants that are taking on and stretching. once they get loose, warm, they will take the infield and will be key for at least one

the fittest will be pulled up first. rescuer says they will be more capably physically and mentally to tackle any early difficulties. she is nervous for her husband. she says i only have one desire, to see him and kiss him. the miners won't be going home right away. they will be taken to the hospital first where hot shower and fresh clothes are waiting the miners are asking for privacy when they come up so they can make up for lost time with their families [cheering and applause] >> reporter: this is how people partied when rescuers broke through to the underground chamber. imagine the celebrations when the miners are finally free. charlie d'agata, cbs news. >> i'm so excited about this story. i cannot wait. the metal rescue capsule has been dubbed the phoenix and it is only 22 inches wide. this is hail from brooklyn, new york. a sudden thunderstorm swept across the big apple last night after an unseasonably warm day. >> big storms last night in pennsylvania over to new york city delayed the monday night football game. g

the order they'll come out is reportedly being kept secret but the first few will likely be the fittest. to prepare them for the rescue the miners have been put on a special diet recommended by nasa. they'll also be wearing special compression socks and a girdle to keep blood pressure steady. >> we have defined a very precise protocol for the treatment of these miners, as soon as they put one feet out of the cave. >> reporter: once the miners reach the surface, they'll immediately undergo medical checkups before being flown to a hospital for a more thorough examination. if they're well enough at the mine site, the men could be reunited with two to three family members. it's very emotional and gratifying to know the moment is coming closer, this woman says. i'm anxious to see them on the surface, to hug my brother. joyous reunions many fear they'd never see. the rescue could begin as early as midnight. but some officials are recommending that they wait until dawn. the reason is because the mine site is often obscured by fog, which would make it very difficult to get the hits out of that

it's very interesting that rescuers have decided to bring the fittest miners out first. when it stands to reason that the fittest people would be able to endure the longest underground. can you explain the thinking behind that strategy. >> reporter: absolutely. it seems kind of counterintuitive, doesn't it? but rescuers want the fittest, the most able, the most tech savvy miners out first so that they can glean as much information about that journey up as possible in order to help the rest of the rescue process. maggie? >> makes sense. seth doane at the san jose mine. we'll see you again tomorrow. thank you, seth. now here's harry. >> all right, maggie. now to politics. three weeks from today, voters across the nation will head to the polls for the all-important midterm elections. and democrats are fighting hard to keep seats they once considered safe. cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes is in west virginia. one of the new battleground states. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, harry. the democratic governor here in west virginia has ver

in -- fittest, some of the strongest if case there were setbacks. throughout this theres has been a great deal of improvisation that had multiple opportunities, multiple attempts to do thins in a series of ways in case something backfired like they drilled three different kinds of escape hatches originally, three different kinds of drills. and they went with plan b in the end. one that worked. you see that steel casing just above the earth's surface. that is reenforceed steel it is to prevent the top of the mine from caving in. either rocks or sand from blocking the path. -- that was made really in the last few days. so the first 300 feet will be the safest part of this trip down. it has been reinforced to try and keep it steady. the president there, really shaking the medic's hand before he goes down. you can see him there overseeing it all there in the red jacket and white hat. he has linked himself close this rescue operation. probably started a couple hours later than anticipated. now looks like it is a go. a brave man going into the bowels of t

then the final group will be the fittest. we don't know exactly who will be the last man but my money is on the fact it could be shift foreman test of the collapse and really has the responsibility to come up last, a little like a ship's captain leaving the sinking ship once all his men are off, brooke. >> exactly, the leader of the group, the guy who says he'll take one for the team and wait it out and be the final guy out of there. i didn't realize the age range from 19 to 63. they'll be getting in this capsule six feet tall by 21 inches around and in terms, karl, of the process here, we know it will be spinning. it will be spinning through about a half mile of solid rock until it reaches that opening. why does it have to spin and how are they preparing these men for this journey? >> reporter: yeah. you mentioned the age ranges, 19-year-old jimmy sanchez. he's the youngest guy there. he hadn't been a miner for long. he never wanted to be a miner. he was frightened of the dark. he didn't like being underground. and, also, he

. >> couric: long-distance swimming is only for the fittest of athletes, that's why it was such a shock fran crippen, one of america's top swimmers, died saturday during a race off the united arab emirates. tonight, some are saying the weather was so brutal the race should have been called off. here's national correspondent jim axelrod. >> reporter: world-class open water swimmer fran crippen knew it was hot in the united arab emirates saturday. with the air near 100 degrees and water in the upper 80s, maybe too hot to be racing. >> the water was warm; the air was warm and he told me that friday. he said "i'll overhydrate." >> reporter: the 26-year-old died saturday in a race. dehydrated, he slipped under the water a little more than a mile from the finish. the race's referee says crippen drown from exhaustion. three other swimmers were taken from the hospital and even the race's winner, thomas lurz of germany said "it was really just too hot for racing." crippen, who came from a prominent u.s. swimming family, was closing in on his goal to make the olympic team. >> i had this great opp

. >> the first men up, fittest psychologically, emotionally, physically in case something went awry.e up is mario sepulveda, the narrator, cast of characters you came to know from up here. >> that's right. there is a sense, having been here, knowing their wives, daughters, families. you feel like you know the men, though you have never actually met them. they really are an extraordinary cast of characters. >> together the miners have been a living testament of survival. not only has their nearly 70 day ordeal captivated the world, so have the individual stories. a story played out in front of billions with no shortage of melodrama and characters all set against the backdrop of the epic rescue effort. nothing this deep or complex has ever been tried before. among the men who have been waiting 2,300 feet below the surface for this night, heavy equipment operator, mario sepulveda. he has become a bit of celebrity across chile where he has become known as just the presenter. taking command in front of the camera, he narrated the video tour of their subterranean prison, now apparently sev

the fittest will be pulled up first, rescuers saying they will be more capable physically and mentally to tackle any early difficulties. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: sylvia is nervous for her husband. she says, i only have one desire, to see him and to kiss him. the miners won't be going home right away. they will be taken to the hospital first where hot showers and fresh clothes are waiting. the miners are asking for privacy when they come up so they can make up for lost time with their families. this is how people partied when rescuers broke through to the underground chamber. imagine the celebrations when the miners are finally freed. charlie d'agata, cbs news. >>> now, continuing with this live picture for you, that metal capsule has been dubbed the phoenix, it's only 22 inches wide. now, the white house has released a statement just a short time ago that say, our thoughts and prayers are with the brave miners, their families and the men and women who have been working so hard to rescue them. as you see in this life picture now, that rescue operation is about to begin to bring

the fittest made the journey to the surface. mario cameut on and passed out rocks and fired up the crowd. all are being taken to the hospital for evaluation. these miners were trapped underground, longer than anyone on record. rescuers hope to have them all out by tonight. ty chandler, cbs news, new york. >>> and here's another live look at the nine in chile. once again, this is jose enri questions. miner number 24. wjz will keep you updated on still-developing newscast. >>> sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene of breaking news. mike, this doesn't look good. >> no, this is a nasty collision. westbound span of the chesapeake bay bridge. what we're looking at here is a vehicle apparently struck in the rear then spun around and driven into the guardrail. the vehicle in front was rescued. the driver was just rescued a few moments ago. the chesapeake bay is a blocked. at this time, there is no word of seriousness of injuries. but as you can see, the entirety of the bridge is closed in both directions. and the backup extends, at least

he is one of the healthiest and one of the fittest in case there were any problems coming up. let's have a look at the neck person who was to come up. this was really quite a character. let me bring this up a little bit more. 40 years of age from santiago, he was the spokesman and the joker, his name is mario sepulveda and apparently his wife is an accountant and while waiting at the camp she was filling out tax returns for peop people. he presented parts of the mine to his rescuers. another person who was rescued. he is 5 2 years of age. haze name is juan illanes palma and he was brought up just over an hour ago. among his accomplishments was fighting in the conflict with argentina. we know his letters to his wife were full of humor and optimism. while we don't want to jump the gun, the person we are talking about bringing up now is the only bo livian, carlos mama mamani solis. and he has the president of his country has promised to help him after his rescue. we are looking at pictures now, live pictures of the family watching and waiting for his release, which should be comi

enough concern to put him in the group which was said to be the weakest, number 27, and considered the fittest and strongest to come out will come out in a few hours. >>shepard: and that is our sister network in london speaking with the family of number 27. they all have numbers now. we are waiting for the 21st. sky news is speaking of that. >> and she promised she would be there. at the bomb -- bottom is johnny barrios and we will talk about him in a minute. >>shepard: we will talk about him now on fox, that was a live look down below, and sky news has gone to a commercial news, a network owned by our parent corporation, servicing london and most of europe and they use our stuff and we use their stuff from across europe and we were able to get unprecedented coverage for you. it is 8:22 british time, and they are waiting for the 21st rescue in the middle of prime time. you hate to focus on the tabloid aspect, but it is right there for you. the fact of the matter is, he has a complicated reality when he reached the surface. we are getting a translation of what is said below. let's listen. >>she

we're told the first miners surfacing are the four fittest of mind and body selected to be first.crews expect them to be the best prepared for the journey set to come next will be the ten men, weakest or ill one suffering from hypertension, another a diabetic. more have dental infections for lesions on the skin. >> and steve harrigan is out there on the scene. he's been telling us what's happening. and steve, what is the latest? what an exciting time for you to be there? what is the latest now? >> it's remarkable and that is being lowered again so we can see the third miner getting into that capsule. that would be juan palma. he's 51 years old. and after that, we can get some miners with health problems. and the capsule does look like it's been taking a beating going up and down some of the paint seems to be chipped off. we heard word from the president pinera said this mine will not reopen. so some blow back from this crisis. the mine will be shut down. this mine had a history of safety problems. it's going to be out of business. back to you in new york. >> steve, as i understand

we're told the first miners surfacing are the four fittest of mind and body selected to be first.crews expect them to be the best prepared for the journey set to come next will be the ten men, weakest or ill one suffering from hypertension, another a diabetic. more have dental infections for lesions on the skin. >> and steve harrigan is out there on the scene. he's been telling us what's happening. and steve, what is the latest? what an exciting time for you to be there? what is the latest now? >> it's remarkable and that is being lowered again so we can see the third miner getting into that capsule. that would be juan palma. he's 51 years old. and after that, we can get some miners with health problems. and the capsule does look like it's been taking a beating going up and down some of the paint seems to be chipped off. we heard word from the president pinera said this mine will not reopen. so some blow back from this crisis. the mine will be shut down. this mine had a history of safety problems. it's going to be out of business. back to you in new york. >> steve, as i understand

the fittest of the miners, florenceio, made the journey to the surface. mario sepulveda passed out rocks. all of the rescued men are being taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation. these miners were trapped underground longer than anyone on record. rescuers hope to have them all out by tonight. ty chandler, cbs news, new york. >> and here again is a live look at the rescue operation at the san san jose mine. they have researched invitation to presidential manors and tv invitations. >>> the discussion between tracy and dennis tetso. sheds new light. mike has the latest from the courtroom. >> reporter: vic, most of these very graphic and very turbulent conversations revolve around tracy tetso's affair, with a man named christian sunot. he will not be testifying at this trial. he died just a few months before it started. >> reporter: turmoil over the affair that tore apart dennis and tracy tetso's marriage, unfolded in court. as prosecutors played phone conversations and heated arguments just weeks before tracy's disappearance. >> you know what, you need to

you know, the survival of the fittest. the same thing, by the way, goes for plants and animals. it doesn't take long for the scientific community to embrace the theory. here it is. pretty simple. many teachers are adding it to their curriculums. several states try to ban the teaching of evolution. the courts get involved. remember, the scopes monkey trial. eventually a case makes its way to the supreme court. in 1986, the high court rules it's unconstitutional for the state of arkansas to ban teaching evolution. so basically the evolution haters are shot down. but they don't go away. recent polling shows less than half of all americans believe in darwin's evolution. theoretically the americans agree with this guy, yeah. i guess the question is, do you trust guys like me, or glenn beck who have tv and radio shows, or do you trust the thousands of scientists i talked about a moment ago? >>> well, another tough topic. racism and bigotry. why is it so damn hard for us to talk about it. i took my cameras out to ask you. >>> until about 6:00 thursday night, this segment was going to b

. >> some of the strongest and fittest will come out first in case the capsule runs into trouble. in chile, steve heriggan, fox news. >> and the last man to be rescued is expected to be foreman louis zooa. the company has vowed to give them nine months of psychological support. >>> and a mine in west virginia has settled a lawsuit. the trial was scheduled to start today. two men died at the conveyer belt fire at the massey coal mine. the miners say they have various health term problems from breathing in the heavy black smoke and terms of the settlement were not released. >>> our other big story, a fight at an off-campus bar sends four to the hospital with stab wounds. for more we turn to stacy cohan live in college park this morning. >> reporter: this story is getting a whole lot of reaction as the campus community is waking up and realizing what happened. now this all went down overnight at the thirsty turtle. i believe we have a map to give you a frame of reference as to where it is. it is on baltimore avenue or route 1 near the main entrance to campus, but close to fraternity

the fittest will be pulled up first. the miners will be put on a diet diet. they will have to be careful since they have been in the dark for 60 days. >> they could have a lot of damage. using nice glasses. . >> then they'll go directly to a hospital where fresh showers will be waiting. maria herrera said there were days she lost all hope waiting for her brother. but she says she doesn't want to take away from the joy she's feeling now. miners are asking for privacy when they come up to make up for lost times with loved ones. but celebrations are inevitable. in los angeles, sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> and here's another live look at the activity around the mine, where rescue operations are about to begin. the rescue capsule is being called the phoenix, named for the mythic bird that raised from the ashes, of course. a siren will sound each time a miner arrives on the surface. wjz will continue to bring you updates throughout this newscast. and camp hope right there. >> what an incredible story this is. >>> is there a link between childhood vaccines

the first out will be the fittest followed by the weakest. >> in our consumer alert you probably heard the saying will is no such thing as a free lunch or breakfast or dinner on continental airlines. executives are rolling out a menu today and passengers should prepare to pay on most flights. they range from $1.50 for chips to $8 for chicken salad. could not them was the last major carrier to offer free meals. they have taoefrpb the p.c., cell phone and now google has its eyes set on the tv. the first wave of google internet tv's hit shelves today. while some have things you can do this opens up the entire internet to the tv. it comes through a settop box called review. it is on a new line of sony tv's. others may join next year. twitter seeks a billion users and rice prices may go up. jane king has those stories and more in the bloomberg business report. >> the u.s. rice producers association says rice prices may surge 30% as they predict the harvest may be 10% smaller than estimated because weather hurt the crop. that would drive futures higher and could mean higher prices. rice has

we're told the first miners surfacing are the four fittest of mind and body selected to be first. be the best prepared for the journey set to come next will be the ten men, weakest or ill one suffering from hypertension, another a diabetic. more have dental infections for lesions on the skin. >> and steve harrigan is out there on the scene. he's been telling us what's happening. and steve, what is the latest? what an exciting time for you to be there? what is the latest now? >> it's remarkable and that is being lowered again so we can see the third miner getting into that capsule. that would be juan palma. he's 51 years old. and after that, we can get some miners with health problems. and the capsule does look like it's been taking a beating going up and down some of the paint seems to be chipped off. we heard word from the president pinera said this mine will not reopen. so some blow back from this crisis. the mine will be shut down. this mine had a history of safety problems. it's going to be out of business. back to you in new york. >> steve, as i understand it, president sacke

say traits like receivelessness are part of our genetic makeup overtaking qualities such as being fittesthave some views for the news nation. . we went to a commercial break on a song i never heard. apparently that means i'm not hip. kudos to the bump to the commercial with the far sides. if i were president. and a guy who calls himself the anti-joe says going on mtv is still way cooler than going on network news. all right. there you have it. join the news nation. e-mail me your news nation at msnbc.com. tweet me at twitter.com/tamronhall. a lot of your talking about the foreclosure issue. why are the banks being treated like victims in this express foreclosure hustle? >>> time for the news nation gut check. facebook, myspace and other social networking sites, you better beware if you're a user on the site. the government may be checking out your profile. the electronic foundation pr frontier received disturbing documents as a result of the freedom of information act lawsuit on surveillance of social networks. one document revealed an immigration service is specifically instructing agent

the first miners that were released were deemed the fittest and strongest and healthiest so they would be able to help the rescuers with information and technological know-how. now we have those who are not as healthy. they might have a different reaction when they reach the surface of the ground. >> that's a good point. many have diabetes or hypertension or skin lesions because of the humidity that's been in the cave. but, you know, the eyes of the story, juanita, as you've been saying, as you already know, the world is watching. we've got like 1,500 media workers there near the mine covering the story from different organizations and 39 countries. we know what that's like. every piece of information, interview we could get, anything, to get us a picture of what happened down there. we don't know the full story yet. >> no, we don't know. but we want to know what you're saying. we're taking a look at some of the reaction. atia. >> that's right. from asia they've been watching it throughout the day. for example, the japanese channels have been watching this real-life saga happening and

the first are those deemed to be the most physically fittest and technically able.if there are any difficulties along the voyage to the top they will be best able to operate any emergency procedure in response to the rescue protocol which would be relayed by fiber-optic cable. the second group are those with outstanding medical conditions. a couple have cardiac problems, one has diabetes. the third group are both the physically and mentally toughest. >> check it out, the first human being these miners have seen in the flesh in 69 days. >> this is absolutely amazing. of course they embraced him, had you goning him, i'm sure he's explaining how this is going to go. now, they said it would take 20 minutes down and 20 minutes up, but that did not seem 20 minutes to me, am i wrong? >> well, it was looking at the clock it seemed like it was about 20 minutes. >> okay. >> the going down would be about 25 minutes and they estimated the an september to be about 12 to 15 minutes. they were looking at a total cycle rate of under one hour per miner. this will go on if you includ

the fittest will be pulled up first. the miners have been put on a diet and on aspirin to avoid blood clotting. they will have to take immediate action once they hit the surface since they have been in the dark for 68 days. >> there could be damage being exposed to this light. perhaps some things can protect their vision. >> reporter: then they'll go directly to a hospital where showers and fresh clothes are waiting. and they'll be examined. maria herrera says there were days when she lost all hope waiting for hear brother. but she says she doesn't want to take away from the joy she is feeling now. the miners are asking for privacy when they come up to make up for lost time with their loved ones. the celebrations are inevitable. in los angeles, sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> here now is another live look at the scene of the mine in chile. right at this very moment. you can see they are making preparations. rescue capsule being called the phoenix, named for the missing bird that rose from the ashes. wjz will updat

the fittest, florencio avalos, made the first journey to the surface. mario sepulveda came out second. he distributed rocks from the mine and led a rally. all are being taken to the hospital for medical evaluation. they were trapped underground longer tan anyone on record. rescuers hope to have them out by tonight. tie chandler, cbs news new york. >> the miners have been offered book deals and invited to the presidential palaces and the chilean government is promising to take care of them as they adjust. >>> and let's look at the chilean embassy here in washington where there was a big sell -- celebration last night. a screen is being shown. we'll have local reaction coming up at 6:00. >>> let's get you more breaking news. right now from rockville. sky 9 flew over the intersection of randolph and nevell where a person was struck and killed by a freight tain train today -- train today. it was a reported suicide and randolph road is closed and disrupting marc train traffic and metro is also going to honor marc tickets on the brunswick line. and for a chec

. >> then this whole survival of the fittest team at work.n the spirit of the theory, the fort worth zoo and san francisco zoo made a friendly wager, so, to the victor goes what spoils? >> the fort worth zoo put up a bottle of tequila and box of texas pray leans up against a bolt of napa valley wine and box of girdlely chocolate. >> wild foo fans and wildlife on the prowl keeping a look out for rangers and the giants. on the hunt in texas, i'm lawrence scott. >> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. next at 7:30, vampires and witches are not the scariest to look out for trick or treat time, we have a candy recall you need to hear about. with no plan for the future and a billionaire with no government experience. well, let me tell you my story. my husband and i came here as newlyweds. we raised our family here and the california dream came true for me in ways i could never have imagined. now i'm running for governor to restore the california dream for everyone. i'm not a career politician or a hollywood star. i'm from silicon valley, wh

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the trapped miners will come up one by one with the fittest men being brought out first. miners relatives have waited anxiously for more than two months to be reunited with their loved ones who have been trapped underground. >>> the woman whose husband went missing near the tech/mexico border is pleading for help in solving the case. tiffany hartley and her husbound david were jet skiing near the texas/mexico border a week ago. she says they were attacked by pirates who shot and killed her husband. mexican officials initially said they were looking for two well-known brothers in connection with the case. american officials say they heard nothing. >> we hear one story and hear another. just trying to figure out what's going to happen when i leave. if i'm going to leave. it's been very emotional, obviously, and very frustrating. it's not easy. >> the u.s. cannot prosecute or make arrests in this case because it did happen in mexican waters. david hartley's body and his jet ski have yet to be found. >>> the search continues in colorado for a missing hiker from chicago. james