de despedirte claudio, que nos hagas un recuento de como se vive el ambiente en est 16 minuto, josé ojedagmuje,s instante, josé osda apodado por su familia de cariño el co chi está dando la vuelta al mundo esta imagen a 700 metros de profundidad luego de quedar atrapado con sus compañeros y así la bandera de chile, que momento tan emotivo tan especial es la salida de cada uno de estos mineros este es josé ojeda vidal cumplió 46 años de edad ahí, quedan por supuesto 37 mineros y un par de socorristas Él se dedicaba a trabajar en las labores aquí él sufre de diabetes estuvo recibiendo sus medicamentos, es viudo, sin hijos pero adora a su hijastra ely, que está ansiosa ahí y sus sobrinos que no se han despegado del campamento esperanza. de puerto varas donde lo están esperando para poder le decir una y otra vez cuanto lo quieren en esta vida nueva que empieza para él, había quedado atrapado ya tres veces en este yacimientos y así abraza a las autoridades de minoría y salud y del gobierno de chile, que están ahí, a la espera de recibir como se merecen estos mineros, vamos a escuchar un poco d

jose ojeda about to come up. started at 11:00, about six hours ago, this process of the 33 coming to the surface. you know, what's really interesting is when they do come out of the mine, the first couple of seconds, how they react. you really get a sense of their personality. >> as you bring up what you were saying about jose ojeda and the time they spent down there, i think jimmy sanchez, the youngest of the group, who is only 19 years old who had written that letter to his family talking about how he has been through so much and he wants to move on and that god has led him in this situation and he wants to make the best of it once he gets back out to his young daughter. amazing they have had so many time to process and think and now they are ready to get back topside. >> that was something you and i had spoken about three hours ago as you were reporting on the story about jimmy sanchez. he had a lot of time to think. he has changed a lot. so how they have changed, what we will learn about the 33, they have als

los mineros rescatados hasta el momento, no reavalos, illanes, i sánchez, osmán araya y josé ojeda sons 7 mineros que llamando salido a la superficie para abrazar a sus seres masqás queridos vme cuando sube la cápsula fénix que lleva uno a uno a estos mínimo los que recorren en 15 minutos este trayecto de 622 metros desde el sitio donde han estado confinado por 69 días desde que se dio la explosión el 5 de agosto cuando trabajaban en ese yacimientos san josé que hoy se ha convertido en el campamento esperanza donde el presidente de chile, ha estado en las últimas horas para recibir uno a uno junto a su esposa y el ministro de minoría y de salud y zjuntosa este sitio por donde salen uno a uno los mineros también hay un hospital, que se ha instalado para llevarles inmediatamente después de reencontrarse con sus familiares para una revisión médica, primero salieron los mineros más ágiles que pudieron dar información del trayecto y comportamiento de la cápsula y ya comenzaron por supuesto con josé ojeda los que sufren algún tipo de problema de salud siguiendo en vivo el rescate de estos mi

>> that's miner jose 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 has left. it 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. the rescue men appear to be in pretty good shape. 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

this is jose ojeda. he was in mining for almost three decades, is an active miner, but has taken an administrative role since then. he is a secretary for the miners. we've seen six people come up so far, and they were deemed to be the strongest. they were going to be the strongest to assist in the rescues, and then the ones with medical problems and then the strongest, the ones most mentally able to stay in the ground the longest would be the last to come up. so jose ojeda has had diabetes. he's had to have medication passed down to him for the almost two and a half months via the little hole they drilled originally. this shows the hardship that these miners are working under as they are trapped underground and life goes on above them. 's the guardian for his deceased sisters 26-year-old daughter. one fellow had a baby born underground. you can imagine how ans she the family members are to have them back on the surface. our gary tuchman is watching this live, unfold. gary, what's happening from your pers

his name, jose ojeda. jose is a very interesting man. in fact, he was the one that authored that very first note, that letter that was sent up to the surface with that red evening that said, we are fine in our refuge, 33, all of us. he was the real, the first link to the rest of the world alerting everyone that they were all all right and that they were waiting for their rescue. now, we saw from the very beginning of this rescue the first miner to come up was florencio avalos and greeting him at the top, his wife and his seven-year-old son in what was one of the most emotional scenes i have seen. his son was in tears hysterical after hugging his father. his father, then, as we are doing, had to be put on a stretcher and sent into the triage area. you could tell it was a little boy who just after 70 days of missing his dad, did not want to let go. next was mario sepulveda. the local newspapers are calling him super mario. judging by his reaction, as he came out of the castle, you can see exactly why. the fist pumps. he is quite the charac

the next man is jose ojeda is more vulnerable. he's a diabetic.ted to bring up the strong miners, make sure the capsule looked okay and then bring up some of the more vulnerable miners, jose ojeda will be next. >> what we'll see is mr. arrayo will be going through some tests to make sure everything is stable and then he'll be flown to a hospital in copiapo that's about 15 minute as i way. i'd like to bring in our guest. the miners' ordeal may not be over once they get backer of thedthe days of life. thank you for being with us. we understand they've all been in stable condition down there. their health has been monitored down there, but once they come up is another story. what are some of the issues that we could see that they might face. >> well, as we were just watching, i mean it's an emotional roller coaster. and i think the first incidence might be a wave of excitement and joy. >> the adrenaline. >> exactly. after that a new challenge begins. these are men who have been in unprecedented conditions, but they will go through all sorts of emotio

and for jose ojeda -- at 63, mario gomez, the oldest was the first freed in the new dawn. with two cousins, asked his wife to renew their wedding vows while below, she said yes. edison pena led sing-alongs of elvis songs underground. ariel ticona's wife had a baby while he was trapped below. i hope this new life ahead of you is happy, the chilean president told him. so it went around the clock. and finally the last man, the leader for all the trapped miners, luis urzua. you have been an inspiration, he is told. the country is not the same after this. ♪ >> reporter: then they sang the chilean national anthem, a song of hope, unity and strength for people who have shown so much of all three. at last, the six rescuers who descended to help were brought up. the first one in was the last one out. manuel gonzalez waved and bowed to the camera so far below, then rode up to a tumultuous celebration. then a talk with the president about the lessons of the disaster, the rescue, and the hope for the future. i hope we have learned from this and that chilean mining will be different, h

he i46-year-old jose ojeda, 20 years experience in meaning, a widower with a stepdaughter.ule ride takes 15 nutes from bottom to top. it's spinning at an angle on the way up. now, as we told you, one wii one the miners have emerged looking happy and relieved. the 33 men spent 70 days trapped inside a golden cop ermine in modern chile. they emerged wearing sun glasses that will help their eyes acclimate. one handed out souvenir rocks. >> translator: the makes the heart tighten and makes you feel like crying but the happiness is huge. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago you saw one miner being led away. they'reasically taking off helicopter to a nearby hospital. they will be evaluatedat that hospital for about 48 hours. of course aaron, we'll continue to monitor those live and bring it to you throughout the morning. >> great sight to see there. thanks, elaine. >>> here in washington the mood was festive at the chilean emssy. hundreds gathered to watch that rescue. a live rept from the embassy a little later this hour. >>> and we will continue to follow the breaking news all m

then came jose ojeda vidal. claudio henez was the eighth to be rescued. he clung to his fiancee, and nobody could blame him for not wanting to let go. here, mario gomez, the ninth man up, thinking got for his survival. the story of these men has gripped chile and the world, their stories and personalities transcending the deep cabin underground where they were trapped. >> we have lived a magical evening, one of those that we will remember for the rest of our lives. a night when life defeated death, where hope defeated anguish. a night that makes us feel more human. >> and still the rescue continues. victor segovia kept a journal of their ordeals. no other miners have survived this long underground. for 69 days, they worked together to keep their sanity. the rescue diminishes the tragedy, and the scale of the legend grows. >> [speaking spanish] >> their we are, back at the rescue site. this is the makeshift medical center. speaking to one of the doctors there. it is difficult to tell in the glare. president pinera earlier. the rescue continues apace here a

miner number seven, jose ojeda. 45 years old. widower and a master drilling machine operator, will be the next to be rescued and brought to the surface. stay tuned. we're following it all step by step. if you're on medicare and thinking about a new prescription drug plan, behold -- your window of opportunity is here. starting november 15th, you can enroll in an aarp medicarerx plan insured through unitedhealthcare. call now for your free information kit. see why over 4.3 million members are enrolled in these plans. i recently got this letter from my current drug plan. my premium's going up. this is the perfect opportunity for me to make a move. [ man ] aarp medicarerx plans include nearly all the brand-name and generic drugs covered by medicare part d. but that's just the beginning. call unitedhealthcare and learn how switching your part d plan could suit your needs -- with predictable copays and no annual deductible, which means you could start saving with your first prescription. and if you travel, rest assured you're covered a

de ellos presentaban condiciones de salud como jorge, que sufre de hi hipertensión y alex vega y josé ojedaisitado familiares que han sido autorizadas por el autoridades y el hace pocos el ministro de salud dio a conocer informe médico de mineros que están en el hospital y diciendo que algunos ellos están en cuidados intensivos uno con pulmonía y dos con daño dental grave, y el resto dijo está en observación y está siendo tratados muy bien en el hospital, y ahora vuelvo con ustedes. >> estamos a la espera del rescate de claudio acuña aquí vemos que familiares se acercan hacia la boca de el ducto por dónde él va a ser extraído para esta cápsula fénix que como vimos hace unos minutos mohos tramen mostramos había sido izado momento de mucha alegría y lo que dejamos con imágenes para ir la pausa, la familia dispón iendose a recibiactoprimer impao más de dos tercios de los r mineros atrapados en la mina san josé de chile han sido rescatados, mientras se acelera la operación para sacarlos a la superficie.qué tal, les habla maría elena salinas.los médicos someten a minuciosas pruebas a los mineros

and for jose ore ojeda who wrote the note that told everyone, we're alive.rio gomez, the oldest, was the first freed in the new dawn. he kissed his wife and prayed. so did others. esteban rojas, trapped with two cousins, asked his wife to renew their wedding vows while below. she said yes. edison bena led elvis songs while underground. ariel ticona's wife had a baby while he was below. victor zamora and his wife are expecting one. i hope this new life ahead of you is happy, the chilean president told him. so it went, around the clock. and finally, the last man, the leader for all the trapped miners, luis urzua. you have been an inspiration, he is told. the country is not the same after this. ♪ >> reporter: then they sang the chilean national anthem. a song of hope, unity and strength for people who have shown so much of all three. ♪ at last, the six rescuers who were descended to help were brought up. the first one in was the last one out. manuel gonzalez waved and bowed to the camera so far below, then rode up to a tumultuous celebration. then a talk with t

and for jose ojeda who wrote the note telling everyone "we're alive." the oldest, was the first freed in the new dawn. he kissed his wife and prayed. so did others. esteban rojas, trapped with two cousins, asked his wife to renew their wedding vows while below. she said yes. edison pena led singalongs of elvis songs. aeriel tyco na's wife had a bible while he was below. victor zamora and his wife are expecting one. i hope this new life ahead of you is happy, the chilean president told him. so it went, around the clock. and, finale and, finally, the last man, the leader full all the trapped miners, luis urzua. you have been an inspiration, he is told. the country is not the same after this. ♪ >> reporter: then they sang the chilean national anthem, a song of hope, unity, and strength for people who have shown so much of all three. ♪ >> reporter: tom foreman, cnn. >> that's it for "360." >> hi, john, i'm here at the campus in new york. they traded some bausches, they had a pretty feisty debate. it was a beautiful shot of the campus this morning. you know,

the collapse. 3:10, the youngest miner, 19-year-old jim any sanchez. 4:34, oz man araya. 5:21, jose ojedas diabetic. 6:02 a.m., claudeio lagos. he wanted cigarettes and was disgusted that the miners got nicotine patches instead. 6:59, mario gomez, the oldest and most expensed. he began working at the age of 12 in the mine. 5:52, alex vega. his father had to use a fake name because they didn't want relatives of the miners doing any dangerous work. 8:31, jorge galleguillos most sickly. he broke a rib and hurt his back next year. 9:12, edison pena, kept fit running inside the mine every day. 9:54, carlos barrios. worked at the mine part time and drives a taxi. victor zamora. 11:05, victor segovia kept a diary of the mine. danielle herrera, a 27-year-old truck driver and he's single. now waiting for omar geygadas. he is a widower and worked at the mine after nine years of working for a contractor. so much can change in two months that these men have been underground. for instance, one of the miners will meet his baby daughter for the very first time. baby esperannzo, the name means hope. dr.

his name, from what we understand, jose ojeda vidal.was originally a master driller and has been a secretary for the miners. an interesting note here, it speaks to keeping these men alive and safe and comfortable. he is diabetic. they had been lowering medication down there over the past several week in order to keep him alive and healthy. now, let's take a look at some of the video. this is from the chilean embassy last night. this is the scene here as people were cheering and dancing and clapping as the men were brought back up to the surface. even if they didn't personally know somebody town there, it really does not matter. those miners are considered part of the chilean community. >> it is definitely exciting and nerve wracking all at once. it has been 67 days that they've been down there. it is just the emotion and just knowing that this is what chile is. where one is in trouble, we all pull together, we work together to help another one out. >> reporter: as if the miners, the last one expected to come up, his name luis urzua, cho

>> that's minor jose ojeda waving the chilean flag.g 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 they're in surprisingly good condition. none of the me

jose ojeda was the secretary for the group.ic and had medication september down to him. he's also the guardian of his niece, and when he came to the top, it was nothing but enthusiastic. [ speaking spanish ] >>. ♪ chile >>> got to love it. big party, singing the national anthem, dancing at the chilean embassy in washington. the ambassador, his wife and children, their guests celebrating the first miner's rescue, celebrating with all of the rest of us. it's amazing how the 33 miners have held it together for more than two months in darked, cramped isolation, not just their bodies but their minds. they managed to maintain their cool. we have a doctor from my alma mater, usc. there was no lord of the flies scenario down there, right? >> that's certainly true. >> but, there is something to say about this, i guess, which is a social hierarchy, right? i took notes. we had a spiritual leader, a shift leader, a secretary, a spokesperson, a cameraman. how important is to development something like that when you're in a situation like th

doctors were worried about number seven, jose ojeda. he's frail from diabetes. for years, claudio pro posed to his girlfriend. she declined. the first time they spoke after the collapse, she accepted. this has been a night of so much joy. there's been tension here. there have been reports about infighting among family members. but for the moment, everyone is celebrating chile's miracle. 13 miners up, 20 to go. george? >> john quinones is here from "20/20." you followed this closely. the second miner up, accept pse came and went to the miners as if they were fans. >> we want to know what he's saying. >> absolutely. he says it's incredible that they gave us back our life. it's -- amazing that at 700 meeters down without seeing us, face to face, he says, they rescued us. i'm very proud of my fell lowe chilean workers. i'm excited to be up here again. i've been dugging in the mines for 40 years. i'm going to spend a lot more time doing it for my son, my wife, my daughter. he says thank you to everyone for everything. >> incredible he wants to go back to the mines. >

doctors were worried about number seven, jose ojeda. he celebrated his 37th birthday on monday. he is braille from diabetes. for years, cad owe proposed to his girlfriend. but she accepted. when he emerged from the capsule, the fiances embraced. this has been a night of so much joy. but there's been tension at camp hope. there's been reports of infights among family members. but for the moment, everyone is celebrating chile's miracle. and let's be clear here. when chile found these men so far down, there was no rule book. there was no precedent they could go by. they had to invest in the science and engineering. it was a task that was impossible. and yet today, they have shown that the impossible is, indeed, possible. george? >> a triumph for the people of chile. thanks, jeffrey kofman, very much. we're looking at the winch right there. let's pull it back up. getting the rescue pod ready to go back down, for about the 25-minute trip to pick up miner number ten. >> they load the miner down below. and it takes about ten minutes to come up. in that very small space, by the way. the

jose ojeda vidal, 46 years old, originally a master driller. serving as a secretary for the miners. this is claudio llanes las vegas goe -- lagos -- >> we have pictures of the 15th miner, victor segovia. what we're doing throughout the day, every time someone is rescued, we move them upward into the section where we learn more about them there. be tell you about those that are not rescued. there are families still concerned, keeping an eye out for loved ones waiting. every few minutes we have been getting amazing new pictures like this, where you get to see the capsule working its way up. we watch live as it becomes basically unveiled, and they can come out. >> this is victor segovia rojas. >> he was the writer and kept a journal. he helped keep the rescuers informed really about the well-being of all of the miners down there. he's married. five children. been working in mining since before he turned 18. he's been at the san jose mine, this mine, for eight years. victor antonio segovia rojas. i was talking about the national anthem we saw them sing. let's listen in. we have some sou